WElDNESDAY, MAY G, 192


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CLOSES CLOSE$
AT 3 P.M. ADVERTISING AT 3 P.M.

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HER MAN THlE TAILOR
$25-$30-$35
SUITS
402 South State Street

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Chieese
Ch i cken
Thaidurg
Sand wiches4
We deliver
Kew~pee
Pho. )GIG

I LO§T---Llev.elyn setter, grey with1
black spots. Return to Dr. McKen-
zie, W. Lib~erty. Good reward.
LOST--A red rain-coat somewhere
in the engineering building on the
41h floor, between 8 and 10 o'clock.
Reward for finder. Call 7117.
Lo0ST- -Ab~out ten days ago, two
jrings--opal andl turquoise. Finder
Iplease telephone 21697.
LOST--Whi Cammna NMu pin. Name K.
Drummond. 1Dial 8447.
LOST--Silver fountain pen between
Jefferson and Liberty on State. Re-
turn to l ernice Williams, 83301.
LOST--On th- way to, across diag-
onal, or at, Majestic, dark taupe

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FOR SALE
$50. MONTHLY. First floor, newly
decorated, unfurnished, heated
ap~artment. Living room with fire'
pla1ce, bed1-room, kitchcnet te. pri-j
vat e bath. Would furnish for nom-
hi al extr-a charge. Near St. .Joseph's
SSanitarium. Riest ricted. Ralp1h T.'
tiwiezev. 1)ial 5259.

FONR SALE---Washtenaw residlence,
adImirablebfor 'aternity house. 20,
rooms, 5 bath rooms, close to Uni-'
versity. Price $50,000. Apply Mr.j
Hood, 934 Book Bldg., Detroit.

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Rome, May 5.-Premier Benito M1us-
rolini again has demonstrated hi:3 ir-
proved condition; of health by resum-;
ing driving his own automobile.
Norman, Okla., May 5.-Students at
the University of Oklahoma have voted4
to abolish the use (if the honor sys-
1cm.
ROUGHING IT IN
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A Crowd of College -lien
67 DAYS - $500I
IFrainee, Swltzerlhid, Ita ly
Holl and,~ Belginni, England
WHY DON'T YOU JOIN TlOO?
Write to
SCHIOOL OF
F'OREIGN TRAVELJ, Ine.
111) E. 42iid Street New York
Dancing~
We are open flow. Private'
lessons daily, both modern,:
andI classical. Adult class,
every Monday and Friday. Fifteen
1-hour class lessons for $5.00. Fr ee!
dancing, 8 :30 to 10 p. m.
'Enroll Now.
TIEIRACE (GAIIIEN IDANCING t
STUDIIOS

After College -What?
E VERY man who has an eye to
successful future will do well to in-
vestigate the advantages and opportun~
ities of the insurance field.
The Insurance Company of North
America, the oldest American fire and
marine insurance company, has several
interesting and remunerative openings.
These are not selling positions or insur-
ance agencies, but departmental positions
in the home organization and branch
offices.
For full information, inquire of,

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YOU WILL. not be ashained wvheni
yout eat at Foster's Tiea lRoomi. Newv
nlumlber, 97:37.a
C EoR-E J. MOE)R----Complete lisle of
athletic g oodls. New telephione itmn-I
leer 692.5.
Stoddard Hair Shop

FOR SALE--Tenor
wood Stanudard
9746 evenings.

banjo) andi Under-
Trypewriter. Call;

FORIt SALE-Tenor l)unljo a mid Under-
wood standlard typewrite. Call 9746;
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FOR SALE -Ford touring, good run- D.h Jaem es L.l3arton, presilent 3of
ning condlition, _; new tires, license the mrcnbado oa ~oe

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INSURANCE COMPANY
NORTH AMERICA
3rd & Walnut Sts.
Philadelphig

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707 N. University 1 lox fur. Phone 2153. p llate, $50. cash. Phone 6292, 337
New Number. 21212 I'IEVITEI hmsn
"TIlE QUARRY" Drug and Prescripi- B,--iktt rhtc a
tion Store, corner State andl N. I YesRt makS forlentdor[ormae. Party. Call Moss 3557 after 7 P. Mv.j
University Ave. New number, 7611 (Bs ae o eto o ae
anf716I:IAMIL 'ION BUSINESS COLLEGE 'SII) (CAR BARGAAINS
____________________________________________ I~hoe 718.These values cannot be eqlualedl
THE :ANN A3RBOR l1AIMP CUEANI1NGeI1f i rnAbr ehv aea ra
ANT)S]NC E -ElAIRI' Sit 9 333 Fr Tyewrter eparin cut in used cars for this week only.
We make all hats look like new. Ford Tourning 1921, $85.
Quick service and reasonab~le prices ( all makes) Fr orn 93 15
Dealer in Woodstock typewritersaj
62') h. LIBERITY N EAR SrI'iL Standard and Portable- adding ma' I Ford Touring. 1923, $160.
Pianos, Small Musical Instruments, chnsi Fordl Touring, $51).
Sheet MusicAiiArrTyertrxcae Ford Sedans, $240.
Girinnell MuFsic Co. 91 Savings Bank Building. Ford Sedan 192a, $300.

of foreign missions, says that talk of
wvar with Janan is "pr1eposterous."'
lie bases his statement up1)n11l)Cr50f-
-al in vestig{'ationl of the feeling among
Jlapanene peoleC

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Mlay 7.-Swring Out.
AMay 18-Senior Sing.

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May 20.
lowed lby
May 22.-
June 12.
JTune 13.
JTune 14.
dIress.
June 15.

1725-6715 New Number
Books, Stationery, Party Favors, and
Pennants
Brown Book Co.
Mack & Co.
The Fashion Center for College
Women. T~el. 4161.
Buy that new spring suit now at
Del Prete 's
213 ,1. Liberty Phone 7636
S U CUEN DRUG- CO.-- Dru-gs, 'Toilet
articles, cigars~, stationery, sodlas,
developing anti printing. 1112 S.1
University Ave. Tel. 5831.
Crippen's Drug Stores
723 N. University Ave. Tel. 9797

F'ordIICoupe 'I 122,h $195.

-Senior banqluet, fol-
seconol Sing.
--Senior BalI.
.-Class IDa.
.--Senior Reception.
--Baccalaureate ad-
.-Commencement.

1BEAU TY SHOP~PES
Permanent Waving and arcell ng
MACK AND CO.
3rd Floor Main St.
BIIAE BIRD 11A111"S11OP
t! NICKEL'S ARCADE--7616
SDIMATTIA BEAUTY SHOP of fers
soft water shampoos, especial at-
tention for curly hair. hair cut-
ting and waving by expert opera-
tors. Phone 8878.
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1i0OMS--New house, block from new
miedical building, for May Festival,!
weekends, commencement, no other'
roomers. Phone 22176.

Ford Coupe 1923, $275.
Ford Roadster 1923, $150.
Ford Roadster 1923, $160.
Ford Roadster 1924, $225.
FORD SALES AND SERVICE
316 E. H-uron St.
Wheary Wardrobe trunks best I
trunks made at popular prices at
KOCH AND) HENNEj-
FOR SALE-York C-Melody saxo-
-phone. G00(1 condlitioni, $80. 312 E.
Jefferson St. Call 9882 between 8
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)JAR11I ASHIINsTON CANDY
Fresh every Friday. Tice's, 119 E.j
Liberty.
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Caps and gowns to lbe worn
Ievery Wednesday after Swing
I Out.

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All caps and gowns ordered at
George Moe's for - Swing Out
have now been receivedl. Seniors
will please call for their gowns
as soon as possible so that
there will not be a rush on tihe
last day.

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219 S. Main St. Tel. 6811.
217 N. MVa~n St. Tel. 8511.
CALL4 AND) MAKE ARRtANGEIMVEN'l1'S
FOR A "SITTING." YOU SIHOULD)
1IAVE YOUR PICTURE TAKEN AT
LEAST ONCE A YEAR.
Varsity Laundry
4219-421i1)
The - ladies of TilE- CHUR 01- OF
S. Thai will pay you the hmiglmstj
price fom your discarded clotbhing.
('aIl3257.
CHlRIST will be pleamsedl to serve
luncheons to anyone desiring theirj
services. The Cosmopolitan Club
has been a client of this institution.
Se(rvice, courtesy, and- quality are
gruaran t eco. For particulars call Mrs.
f. 1). Boyd, 9392 (new number).
NOTICE TO BLOOD DONORS-Noti-
fy University 26-J of your change
in telephone number.
SENI) for free copy of "1Educd ional
Columns" of Church D~octrines. RI.
S. Kellerman, Hop Bottom, Pa.

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Compacts, watelhes andl pictures
frames of the most exquisite jew'ielr-y
selections. These are especially
priced for time spring season.?
AB-N 0OLD1
State Street Jeweler
Our moderate prices make it possible
for all to have FRESH HOMEt
CROWN FLOWERS.j
ANN ARBOR FLORAL CO.
122 Ei. Libjerty. Phovvne 1630
Rugs shampooed or dlust cleaned.
Ann Arbor Carpet Cleaning Works.
Phone 6513.I
Ilileads ilousemold Packing Co.
Moving--Packing--Storage
Call us for long distance moving.
Loads intiured. I ship to all points.
526 Detroit St., Phone 3515.
Microscope and(I IIaemocytometer:
Spencer microscopeC with all equip-
maent, almost new, $85. Costs $110.
American Standard If-aenlocyto-
meter with pipettes, double ruling-,
Bureau of Standards Certificate, cost
$24, use(d very little. May be had for
$12.

FOR RENT--ltoonis, double or single. -
I FOR RENT-Lower furnished apaxt- I I
iiaent from June 15 to Sept. 15. In-
1 1012tI tN11_0--11 one of thlie choi cest1 A '
corners of A.1nn Arbor there is .an -
opportunity fomr someone wishing
good off ice 0or store. In this mo-J MK
ern building there are five offices!
and ne tor forren atreason-
able rentals. You should not allow W hiu morsea e P vlo hscacet lpi o r ok
ing for, a. favorable location onl the
Icaninpus. Mr. Andrewvs, 300 S. State - Every Wednesday, 8-12
WVAN ' I,') Every Friday and Saturday, 9-1 2
WANTED'1)SALESMANEnieSao
Mr. student: you have some spare
tinme while you are going to college,
! sonme of you will find it necessary to TED RHODE'S
work: this summlier in order to makze S V N P E E O C E TAyu xessfrnx er o
are the men we want. Many of you{
have had some experience in the sell- Fir-st Pavilion on "may Out
ing game. Toj. those of you who have
Sth is proosition wl eedul ay i...~~y ~.. k.td will.."~.r~sbe."~. o.r'° oubly" easy..~ s - r. t"..'"., ..'.JI
Tro those who have not we wiii teach -
you how. Our salesmen are making ~11111111419111919t11111119tt11g1111i~l~~&911111111'
froim two) hundredl to one thousandl I
dollars per week. While you are go- I M
in, to college you should make at = '
least seventy-five per week. Write ..,
or colne in and( have a personal inter- V
view with R. WV. McAlister. I oC r u
1209-13 Majestic Bldg. _
Ilctraiv Phone Cad 5962-3
I WANTED--Situation, female, thor- , -
oughily competent cook, Fraternity, -~Z t 1
resort, club or hotel. Phone 7956,
6 to 8P. M._
,,LANasTl.-etar fr ai, roo
not far front campus, must be (iet. V MA
Prefer E. University neighborhood. - l- WUBx12
COLLEGE St udeitfoir out jof-do)0i
summer po)sition. Write Suite 309)
S Park Ave. Bldg., Detroit.W
WVANTED-A garage in the 'vicinity
of lill St. and E. University. Call mom -
IStein, 3510. -____
('OL1LEGE Studen,. for out-of-dloor I --I
summler positio-j. Write Suite 309.
jlPark Av~e. Bldg., Detroit.
4 TAILORS
A TA11,0R-3AD1, SNIT-
Will satisfy your taste, and fit 'L'v
you best.
IVILD) TiltTAILOR-
113 South Main St.--
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with EMVIL FAN\NINGS
HILL JAUDI--,TORIUM


TONIGHT1

8: O()O'clock


Alt Ann Arbor is TIalking About it. Don't Mliss It.
Last Showing in Ain Ai bor.
Trickets S0c,,
Aft Wah r's, Graha m'S, Slter 's, Sch aeberle & Soy
Music House and Hill Auditorium.

The Management

earnestly

requests

that

tickets be purchased, early in order to avoid
the last minute rush aCt the box office.

spencer
ruling with

11a10n1oocytoiue t er,
pipecttes, $5.
DR1. POOL

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Ifealthm Center

2 to 4P. M.

'rhe newest lthig in mukIsi(N1ll
instrumentls
The tenor Banjo Uke
P~rice $15.00
Conn Music Shop 14 Nichols Are.


But one showing an

evening.

Be there oan

time as yofj can not Afrd to miss one minute
of this remarkable playj.

READ TRJ'IE(',1A551 lIEDI)ADS),

CONN instruments are thorot

"A Masterpiece"
--N. Y. Times

"Extr aordinar-;
--N. Y. Evening lJou

T)3 "Brilliant"

--N. Y: Morning World

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