SATURDAY, SEPTEiMBER 2C, 1925 THE MICHIGAN DAILY . __ ._,...... _ __..r_... ... . TImS LA S FI SoLUMN COLUMN CLOSES CLOSES AT 3 P.M. ADVERTISING AT 3 P.M. INK USED CARS FORDS--FORDS-FORDS- Secure yourself against loss of your. notes. Use our ink. It won't wash; off, when set. RIDER'S PEN SHOP, 302 State St. FORD REPAIR Work done at reason- able prices. All work guaranteed.1 Triangle Garage. 222 Detroit St. ALL MODELS-A big bunch of good Fords to choose from, everything later than 1922. Open and closed models. We bought these cars at the right price and can sell them at exceptionally low prices. Terms. Come in and look them over. NIXON'S Open Evenings EXPERT ARCELLE WORK Bentley Beauty Parlor 106 E. Libertya Call 6373 for appointment FOUNTAIN PIENS Buy your Fountain Pens where you - get the good repair service. RID- ER'S PEN SHOP, 302 State St. TYPEWRITER REPAIRING 'he, best equipped shop in the city backed by eighteen years experi- ence. 416 So. Main Phone 6914 0. D. MORRILL 17 Nickels Arcade Typewriter & Stationery Store) FOUNTAIN PENS FOR SALE Tlie new Two-In-One Fountain pen is no longer an experiment. It is hold- ing up splendidly. Fill with water 'ald write with, real ink. We'll be glad to demonstrate. Also ordinary E -funtain pens. S. A. Moran, 711 N. Univ., Room 2. FOUNTAIN PEN REPAIRING I xpert factory workmen do your re- pairing all makes. 24 hour service at RIDER'S PEN SHOP, 302 State Street. IXEOGRAPHING & TYPEWRITING Work done by experienced operators t at moderate rates in our own shop. 0. D. MORRILL 17 Nickels Arcade The Typewriter & Stationery - Store d - 4,OCKSMITH-All kinds of trunk and 1 door keys. Keeler. Phone 7325. FIRST CLASS CHEF with refer- 0 ence wants a position in a fratern- , ity house. Phoie 6026, 520 Detroit q! St. MEMBERSHIP IN University Golf club for- fall term, $15. Only limit-. ed number left. Course located on j State St. South at, Ferry Field. f PRINTING Te have an excellent new equipment d for doing letter work. New type hand set by skilled labor will in- sure a satisfactory and pleasing job. O. D. MORRILL 17 Nickels' Arcade The Stationery & Typewriter Store FORD Coupe, $65 cash. Call 7594. FOR RENT-Comfortably furnishedI double rooms for students at rea- sonable rates. 314 E. Washington. FOR RENT-Suite of two rooms ad- jacent to campus, accommodates either two at eight dollars or three at nine. Phone 8035. 219 S. Thayer. FOR RENT-Suite of rooms, will ac-1 commodate three boys. Very com- fortable and large. Well lighted. 719 Church. LARGE Study room in private home for two men. Steam heat and fine1 sleeping porch on Cath'erine one block from State. Dial 9571. FOR RENT-Room and board in pri- vate family. Hot and cold water in rooms. Complete $9.00. 310 E. Lib- erty. GARAGE For Rent corner North State and Lawrence. Phone 6373. FOR RENT-Two double rooms, near the engineering shops, comfortable and well heated. $4 a week. 514 Church. FOR RENT-Suite of rooms for a couple of business women, also single room. 417 South Division Phone 21974. OFFICES FOR RENT-Beautiful of- fices in new fire proof building of Huron Valley Building & Savings Assn. Apply to H. H. Herbs, Secy. A. A. Savings Bank Bldg. Cor. Main & Huron. FOR RENT-Between State and Main single $5.50 or double $2.50 each. Excellent front suite . .6.00 single $5.00 each for two. $5.50 each for three. Phone 7494. FOR RENT-Large room one block from campus. Private entrance, steam heat, bath'. No other room- ers Rent very reasonable. 548 Church Street, Apartment B. TWO ROOMS and kitchenette nicely furnished. Convenient to campus and hospitals. Ten dollars per week. 109 N. Thayer. Dial 7445. FIURNISHED Apartments and light- housekeeping rooms. Dial 7013 be- tore 5 P. M. Ralh T. Swezey. SOUTH Suite and single room. Steam heat. Hot water all the time. 311 Thompson St. HOUSE FOR RENT- Attractively furnished small house near campus call Telephone 21351 mornings 8-10 or evenings 7:30-8:30. FOR RENT-Single room on ground' floor one block from campus. Well lighted and heated. Reasonable. 644 Haven. ROOM-New home, residential sec- tion. No other roomers. 1043 Mar- tin Place. MUSIC E. NORMANTOY BILBIE of the De- troit Conservatory of Music will' teach violin, piano, and harmony at 307 N. Main. Dial 4734. EMMA FISCHER CROSS Teacher of Piano and Pipe Organ. formerly on faculty at School of Music and pupil of Leschitizky, Vienna. Studio 610 'E. Liberty St.! Apt. 8. Phone 3566. WANTED WANTED-Responsible married stu- dent to care for furnace, sidewalks etc., for part payment of rent. Dial 7013 before 5 P. M. Ralph T. Swezey. TENOR SOLOIST wanted for church work. 312 South Division St. Dial 6328. MEN Students to board at 1303 Gedd . Phone 8755. Home cook- ing. WANTED-Students to take orders for photographs. Call L. Leip- schutz, student representative Thurs. at 7 P. M. Dial 9761. WANTED-College girl to do light housework for her room. Phone any evening at 3287. WANTED-Girl to work for room and board. Phone 6373. BOARD-For small number in private family. Strictly home cooking. $6.50. 1007 Monroe. WANTED-Roommate to share front' suite with second year medic. Rent reasonable. Phone 22352. WANTED- Upperclass or Graduate women to eat with a small group at 816 E. Washington St. WANTED-Roommate. wanted. Rate $3 per week for two rooms. Situa- tion 1 1-2 blocks from campus. Ap- ply 1335 Geddes Ave. DRUG CLERK-hours 1 to 6 p. m. Lady preferred, but can use man. Apply~213 S. Main, Sunday from 3 to 4 p. m. WANTED BY trumpet player dance work for Fri. & Sat. nights. 1308' Ceddes Ave Phone 21265. WANTED-Young and healthy men; weighing about 150 lbs. or more as! blood donors at the University Hos- pital. Apply to office of House Phy- sician. Patronize Daily Advertisers. FOR SALE FOR SALE FOUNTAIN PENS Rider's Masterpen. 230 drops ink ca- pacity are selling fast. Have you got yours? RIDER'S PEN SHOP, 302 State St. TYPEWRITERS FOR SALE Why not buy a typewriter? Buy one cheap from us and quite likely sell it at the same price at end of school year $15.00 up. Look over our line. S. A. Moran, 711 N. Univ., 2nd floor. Subscribe for The Daily today at the office in Press Building.-Adv. FOR SAI4E-Remington typewriter, number 8. Invisible. $5.00. Call 21852 evenings. FOR SALE-York C-Melody Sax. Dial 9832, or inquire 312 E. Jefferson. Cheap. LATE 1923 Ford Roadster. Refinish- ed, starter, demountables, spot- light and all practical accessories. Bargain at $115. Call 21372 be- tween 6 and 8 P. M. FOR SALE-2 1922 Ford tourings in A-1 mechanical condition. De- mountable rims, starters, new cord tires. Both owned by mechanic. $50 and $75 apiece. Call 9588. FOR SALE-Chevrolet sedan in good running order. Call evenings. M. F. Johnson, R. F. D. No. 8. Phone 715-F5. REGISTERED German Police dog 4 mos. old. House broken. $50.00. Call 8552. Must be sold this week. ONE Harley Davidson motorcycle. 1923 model with side car. Apply 636 Oakland Ave. FOR SALE - Gibson Tennor Banjo and case $50:00. 1030 Oakland Ave. FOR SALE - Mason Hamlin gtand piano, intermediate size. Phone 3627. Monopoly Is Leased Warsaw Sept. 25. - The Polish cab- inet yesterday approved the agree- ment previously closed between the finance ministry and the Internation, al Match Corp., of New York, leasing the Polish match monopoly for 20 years. Il TYPEWRITERS FOR RENT nvestigate our new rental prices4 various makes of typewriters. Ai# Moran, 711 N. Univ., 2nd floor. t1 ---- I on S. "SEE BILL AND BUY FOR LESS" TYPEWRITERS L. C. Smith, Remington, Royal, Un- derwood, Corona and portables, sold, rented, exchanged, cleaned and re- paired. The largest and best stock in Ann Arbor at considerate prices., 0. D. MORRILL 17 Nickels' Arcade ,The Typewriter & Stationery Store ealet: L. C. Smith and Corona type- BESYL BEAUTY SIHOP 4xpert Beauty Work. Friendly ser- vice. 711 N. University. Dial 21379 over the- Arcade Theatre. FOUNTAIN PENS over 500 Waterman, Conklin, Sheaffer, fEversharp, Swan, LeBoeuf, Parker, Holland and others from which to make a selection. Price $1.50 up. All good standard nationally adver- tised makes. 0. D. MORRILL 17 Nickels Arcade he Typewriter & Stationery Store OTICE-A student in large front suite desires a room-mate. $4 each. One block south of campus. 721 Monroe. Phone 7981. OARD-Good home cooked meals. 618 Packard. TAILORING Stidents Tailoring Phone 8410 I Cor N. University and Thayer MEN'S SUITS CLEANED AND PRESSED, $1.25 TROUSERS PRESSED, 20e OLEANING, PRESSING, REPAIRING ; AND ALTERING A SPECIALTY also a LADIES FURS, DRESSES AND I COVATS REASONABLE PRICES IASSSELBACK'S Dining Room, 337 i Thompson, opens Sunday, Sept. 27. Fables reserved. Home cooked meals. None better. Prices reasonable. LOST Pay As You Ride! Tr t ...,: . Pay As You Ride! at ROCK BOTTOM PRICES Look fellows! You car trade in your old set and get these guaranteed tires on our WEEKLY PAYMENT PLAN. Tires have gone up but Bill hasn't! FRENCH HORNS REGULAR $5.00 VALUE $5.00 Ford Water Pumps $1.79 $12.00 Door Opening Side Curtains $7.75 Complete $5.00 and $6.00 Spotlights $1.39 $5.00 Glass Side Wings $2.69 Per Pair $5.00 to $9.00 Motor1 $2.95 Driven Horns $15.00 A-C Speedometer Complete $9.45 $5.00 Automatic Windshield Wiper $2.95 H-Plate Rubber Batteries $11.95 18-Mo. Guarantee. Trade old ones. J ST-German police puppy. Small brown collar around neck. Ans- Awers to name "Wolf." Return to -512 S. State. Liberal reward. High Grade Motor Oil 45c Per Gal. ANY GRADE FOR ANY CAR. ,f i :JTLVER Conklin pen on second floor SILVER Conklin pen on second floor U I i