SATURDAY, MARCH 21, 1925i
TI-I MICHIGAN DAILY
P.AGE SEVEN
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'THIS flTOW~
SOLUMP t LSiICOLUMN
Ai , -10.ADVERTISING AT 3 P.M.
i I',ll¢. 's ATTENTION-This advertising is fo~r your benefit, and you
ajre tr-cd to f'ikze dvanitag'e of these coluanns. Jinmmie will be glad to
you f I-i ida your lost 1111ides, Yo hello you Seli or buy tharitti s iiediim.
C~all at the Press building' where you will be given jiumeullide and efficient
service.
lNOTCE
Tax Row E oil Cozens
AlquniNews In Brie
tVILL THE PERSON Ito 'D 4)K
THE COP'PERI TEA-1'WI' FRO M
THLE CAICHAGNOJJE, REi .uliN IT
TO BOX 81l 3llVIllDQ1AEN )A IJV
AND IEtEIVE $5i-) WA"11). NO
+ I'E STUIN S.
(liff E dward's New Rceordi
Cheaten and 3I3Buy the Ring;
All Cliff's Records 59c.
CONN MU'SIC ;HOP
Our nioderatui prices smake it possible
for all to slave FRE,-II HOME
GROWN FLOWERS.
ANN ARBOR FLORAL CO.
122 E. Liberty. Phone 1630I
MARITHIA WA SHINGTION CANDY
Fresh evcry Friday. Trice's, 119 E.
Liberty.
1)O !T"I 1,70M. 1'
Open:alloiwe
Saturday March 21st, 9 p. in.
Music 'iy the
MESLODY- MASTERS
Gentlenien 50c Ladies 35c
Compacts, Nvatches andI picture
frames of the miost exquisite jewelry
selections. These are esp~ecially
priced for the spring season.
AII N 0L 1
watc1rjIr is Space lPaily
"AND I TI 12STRroAtCAM3!E*
A N1) 'IlE W I N DS RLEW-"1
Fronm now until June the majorityt
of the tim e of T .~ H aw ley Trapping ,.l', L i l e re a y f t e : t n u
association, who has just returned]
from a trig. to, the Pacific coast, will
lie devoted to plans for the first tri-
ennial meeting of the association in
Detroit, JTune 10 and 11.
Miondiay hie will confer with various
miembers of the committ ees inl that
city, andl esIiec ally with Roy 1i,.
Fricken, ex-'15, pubalicity director for;
Ithe event.
ISeveral annual banquets bay vaerious,
Akluumni club~s over the countrv are
now bein planned, Among 'these
will be the New Yorl- gradiuates' din-I
ncr at the Hotel Commodore on April
l .i $iley Smiith, secretary of the'
I nTI Versity, will bie the main speaker.'
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the summer. rThe next meeting will
be lield the first01: Auril and plans
are undlerway for secur'ing some deant
of the University to a (11ress the
smoker.
tSubscribe for the Michigan D)ally
DANCINGI
Lea~irn to dance. Start now. Open
dlaily, 1.0,a. m. to 10 p. mn. Adult class
every Mond(ay and Friday. Fifteen
1-hour lessons for $5.00. Enroll now.
TERRACE GARDEN
DANCING TUDIOS
22 Wuierth Arcade Phone 241-R
SMART MODES
Proclaimed for
Spring
Millinery
ThIose who hadl widstorii n.
I s ran ce i(vere ivise--t l otlher s
"rry-
Iii whtichli (lass would you
Lquis C. Andrews
I PHONE 3004
11atch rlhlis Space Daily
.'iE 1"IIT I"RS
Phone S66
For ''yewitrRepairing
(all mak~es)
aI:ealer in Woodstock typewriters,
Standlard and Portable adding ma-
Chines.
A aniA rbo r Tjype(writer Exchange
{ Sav ings Bank Building.
S HOE S
PUYEAR & HINT?
328 South Main
State Street ewveler
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Tlry our
lKeypee
Sandid c he
11,1111urg
Ciicken
ChIeese
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I'll. 799-31
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( Al E. Get a pair of those light
tan smooth leather oxfords for that
spring suit. The Kind that Ray has
in the Wuerth Theatre' Arcade. Buy
them from him and save money..
Your choice. $8.50.
WANTED
WANTED-Students to see our type-
writer bargains. Good machines for
sale or rent. S A. Moran, 711 N.
University Ave., Room 2.
NOTES typed, reasonable rat.es.
Phone 2406.
WANTED-Secretarial position in
University by Michigan graduate
with experience on campus. Re-
p~ly to Box 75.
LOST
z Washing on, \Marc], 20.- Fur is fjyi
liartmnent's (demanit d 1 0at Scn;atar .18
tax con the tzransact :icalhe mazi' vwith
ferring Ihis interne-;t; in i! e to; K SIo'.
The sonator claims that he pa i
jance with _a rulling? c~ the i'ept Yiiu( e
Penalty for Rtcul Ticn it euL lv
The matter nisu)it.a t .::o w i
is ai ring ret01)0 . 5 (1 the cfle Ih
many millions (Jf dl :i vs itii ins s )o(t,
laxity in auits.
Geozsge P. Kennedy, 'JAL1, is chair-
::;.>;;«;>:::>:: 1man1 for tlip even1t. while Clhster W.
Below,1., is nxrcsidiept of thei
rr~r< The UiniVersity of MTichigan club of{
,.: Boston i also planninzg to hold its
. { an nual dinner at' the same time,,
while the ihadelpyla groupI
" .. cnul lol their sixteenth an-{
Bellevxue-Stratford hotel. DJ. E.. Low-
A u ni i'n I 9cford, Ill., will meet
on April 2 to comiplete their organ-
r~ation. Prof. W. D. Henderson ofl
the extension division will addressI
the assembly, the meeting being held,
in the Nelson hotel.
The secondl annual meeting of the
'tfirst district of the Alumni asca
asoi-tion will be hield in Watkins Glen,j
New York, on Jdune 7 and 8. The El-!
}r 4st. result of the Treasury de- mira alumni club will act 'as host.
i-5 (OH/AeIS hay $10I,000,000 additional
I),iv [Fort sip years ago in trans- Chicago graduates will hold their,
Gcct 'nuany. annual banquet at the La Salle hotel
7 z I uttlhl00 tax at the time, in accord- on May 1. Acting-President Alfred{
ait, and itlbtt the m°rsent action is "a H. Lloyd will be the guest of honor
' at the meeting.
'.1 Cie E('l'. eu.s Senate (cmmflitte
,; :d( corporations saved Michigan alumni in Pekting, China,!I
:.i;throuaghi treasury rulings and have formed an active organization
with a. membership of more than 35
graduates. The club is making a col-
p PlwC m ' D lection of Chinese books which will
Lt/' fpi5'&JE be sent to the University library for
F. or $1,100 Awardi{ the utse of Chinese students on the
campus. It is hoped that this will{
form the nucleus for an Oriental col-
Camliidates for the George G. Booth lection here.
1';a yolilg Schola rship are asked to
3:p'h o io hes1('t ary's office of the Flint graduates, more than 100 in
CoI.U'_ elArch]itecture. ComnpetitionI number, have adopted plans for
,ill s ;ri. at the bg^iuing of spring monthly gatherings on the first Wed-
<YH(a r inn. '1'eie vwill be a prelimnnary nesday of each month, except during
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S MARTLY dressed men in the
style centers of the world know
there is no substitute for a Stetson.
STETS ON.HATS.
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TAILORS
A TAILOR-MAD)E SUIT
Will satisfy your taste, and fit
you best.
WILD TIHE TAILOR
113 South Main St.
SUITS
$25-$30-$35
HIERMAN THE TAILOR
802 South State Street
BEAUTY SilOPPES
TIhree exlert inarcellers. Shingle
trims. Soft water used at all times.
P~LUATTIA )EAUJTY SUOP
L(Abcivo Cushing')
BLUE BIRD HAIR 51101'
5 NICKEL'S ARCADE-3168
Permanent Waving tRnd Marcaling
MACK AND CO.
3rd Floor Main St.
FOR SALE
FOR SALE-Student leaving the cityl
offers a good six room house conei-y
pletely furnished fob, $6800.00. There7
is an income of $80.00 Per month,
and the monthly paymients are onlyj
$50.00. Phone 2438.
jLOST-A hair~ of shell rimmned glasses
in Senior Mlarch from Union to
*Whitney. Finder p~lease return to
EMartha Cook.
LOST-In January, circular mosaic{
breast-pin, three clove design, fl-
igree border. Reward. Phone
526-M. 721 Forest.
LOST- Notebook containing valuable
notes. Lost at Ferry Field Rest-
aurant on Packard st. Please re-
turn notes, or mail them to Horace
Decker, 915 Sybil St.
LOST-Red silk scarf between Arcade
Teatre and Volland St. on Mar. 17.
Reward. Call 2898-J.
Read the Want Ands'
IntramuraIftems
(continued from Page Six)
The schedule Tor in trat era t y
volley ball for Moniday eve'iis Ia <
follows : At 7. Si :t 1 1i v.1)ceV a
Tau U7psilon; Phi LI_ 'ia r s. .
Nu Sigmna Nil. Af 7: <,<I.'Jalla
Epsilon vs. IPhi CaaaIh 'i
Si, gina Delta v.". t' A nN l.
Society lau, :7.,l '1mcc;- i
v s . P a r a g o n s ; 7 : 4' 5 , D e n t lio i c tls8:: '0 ,,
Newark club. t, -s : 9:15. Se
Alpha AMu vs. 1Ph i f, bu~lia 1-;4 pt,
Styled
far
.
x ' Ac' f the ccmp(Jtit ion will be
a ;2211 abuttwo weeps prior to
'Plie schola rshi p. which was en-?
dewe ,d for twenty thousand dollars
c.:s yerHives the winner $1.200, with
hchto travel abroad. There was a !
is 1 Owhe competition last year,
young men
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A-rte.
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PION l'ROCIRA i
T MSKEYHILL
Speaks
Oil
"GSove Rsi
Tod-ay"
Nilodayi\'arch.
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FO K, SALE
Four May Festival couplons.
2118-M.
,all'.
11ll A udilo.inalm
8 O'clock
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Millinery
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.Ladies and Misses
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The Mlagnolia Petroleum
Building, Dal/as, Texas
ALFRED C. BOSSOM,
Architect
Drawn by
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Popular Price Hat Shop
333 South Main
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An invitation
to college mnen
M11EN of broad vision and initi-
VIative will find, many excellent
opportunities in the home organiza-
tion and branch offices of the Insur-
ance Company of North America.
This is the Oldest American Fire and
Marine Insurance Company. It has
an important part in the develop-
ment of American commercial and
industrial affairs.
modernized
servants
of thought
The,
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Eversharp and Wahl Pen are modern, per- : t
fected instruments for recording thought.
Six new features - we mention specially
the non-clogging rifled tip, quick reload-
ing and interchangeability of parts -- make
Eversharp more convenient and dependable
than ever before.
Wahl Pen through the improved all-
metal construction has increased ink ca-
pacity, strength to resist wear and abuse,,
and.. the beauty good " taste demands in
personal articles.
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Made in the U. S. A. by
THE WAHL COMPANY, Chicago
Canadian Factory
THE WAHL COMPANY, Ltd., Toronto
Mannfaurers of the Wahl Eversharp and
the ,Wahl All-Metal Fountain Pen
Eversharp is priced $1 to $45 -Wahl
/ Pen $5 to $5 5.
M~ade in duplicate designs for matched set
,Sheer Height"
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