TTJESDAY, NOJVEMBR 17,-1925'
T14E ICHIGAN DAILY
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LOST
LOS-C-old Elgin wrist watch with a!
;old strap. Name engraved on back.I
l''lm1er Ettinger. Phon02e 784 2. Swli. b-t
stantiaal reward. 48-49-501
LOST- Smll puirse containing' $10 on
Ferry Field,. Satur-day'. Reward.,
Call Alice Crosley,, University 178.
NOTICE
NOTICE
THE" COLLEGE MAGICIAN
Announcing Complete
change in his bag of
tricks. Entertainment
for all occasions.
N. b. Smith, Dial 5970 tf.
'TAILORING
Stud4ents Tailoring Phone 8040
orr. N. University and Thiayer
<1EN'S SITr~S CLEANED AND
PRESSED, $I:35
IProfso Cri
a ack From Empire
State Convention
jProf. Robert 'Craig of the forestry
derartment has return*-d trcin Syra-'
cuso university, 'where he attended the
fir"st annunal sawmill(demonstration.
z~ad the convention of the Empirea
iState Forest* Products association held'
o_, Nov. 10-12. The demonstration of
!iortable sawmilfs marks a new step
q~ forestry made necessary by the fact
that the lumber of the 'future will be
froin small woodlots and' a sawmill
)th}at is portable will b)e essential. Tiwo.
companies denionsttd machixnes and,
1I hid experts to answer questions.
The last day of the convention was
declvoted to talks on wood utilization.
Th-e forest products of New York
co~nprise one-thirteenth of the total in
T the United States and eve-ry year .11c,
i etoimports $1G0,0OOzQR I.kh -raw 'mia
'trrialsb ; .lieh -cost: rmore than 5
.1 t000 foi freight. . -The talks cOn ';
t-recd' uon the best utilization of th-ei! ;
nie(4Lfoetresources.'
Pi ?or to 1920, when he came to the
i3zrr&r4 Professor« Craig ywas- in'y
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captuires
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letAeic r 92,frwyeai,;h of the Gobi c:esert. 1.11 the:1 type of
party were f:rty persons, of which 12":tu:'ed?.]
ve Americans. The remiainder con-' and has
silted of two Eng;lishinen, fourteen
Mongols and :1.2 Chinese. 'They had a
transport train of two autos, two
trucks and 1L25 camels. During the
peiod0( of explorationi the memb;ers of
the party traveled 5;000 .;iles. I
of the-""black" -v iri ty of t'.is
'dto, ev'r ";ave be.cp
tbecome very 'fastidious.
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In the desert they discovered posi- f" I; i itE :#
tive traces of a stone age civilization.
Aong their mrost iniportal~t discov-i Social flancir ; classes whrich wcro
cries was the bones of the feet 'and h leld for the first tie last week undev
a part of the legs of th-o giant balu- thye auspices of the' Women's leag:ue<
ebitherium, which is believed to be and,,Jthe Womnen's Athletic association
the largest land animal that ever jwill be repeated again this xveel , the
lived. class f'cr -woinen belng held froflai 7t6
j Thoeexpedcitionl determined that Mon- I 8, o'clock tomorrow night andi that fo:
g olia is the oldeZst continuously dry }men from 7 to 8 o'clock on -Thursday
county in the world, as near as can night. The class will be con'ducted by
b:, determined according t0 scientific MViss Eathel Mecormick of the physical
(I edlucti ons. leduication, departmnent. assisted by
Over 12,000 feet of lnovie fil'u wag students. The classes-are free to ail
shot, some of it depicting herds of studen'ts.
over 50,000, antelope and several thot-
rands of wild a sses. MOSCOW.-Under orders from the
Mr. Andrews brought back 'a pet,. a government, every church, mnonastery ,
vulture, "Connie," who has a ten-foot cathedral and convent in Moscow has
wing sproad and' is the- only known been whitewashed.
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THlEOSOPHVATLSOCIETY
Ann Arbor Center
All the1
famous
not ge'
FOUNTAIN PENS
better makes including the
Rider "Ma5 terpen." Why
t our skilled service witj
Nte >' Sunday evening, Nov. 22 at.
7 O'clock
A FREE PUBLIC LECTURE
will be given by
IE. NORMR'AN PEARSON, F. T. S.,
Pres. Mk1h Thieosophical Federation
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the pen you buy at the same cost
Rider's Pen Shop
302 State Street
EfLSON BEAUTY SHOP. Lanoil, per-
mnanent waving, and ,marcell waving-
our specialty.Y 319-S. Main. Roon;
202. Dial 4404.4 tf.
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4 TiEOSOPRY-AN ANSWER TO
]LIFE'S PROBLEMS8"
o-17he lecture will be given at1142 For.
est Avenue. You are cordially invited
to attend.
Mr. Jos. D. Lodeesen-Grevinck,
Chairman {
Mrs. Marie Metzel'aar, Secretary.
50.
NOTICE
We pay best prices for men's used
clothing. Dial 8040.
Students' Tailoring
Cor. N. Univ. and: Thayer
NOTICE-Manuscripts typewritten by
experienced operators at Bid'le's
A Book Store. 11. Nickel's Arcade.
At., th.,A sat. tf.,
ATTENTION fraternities and sorori-
ties. Try our Special Blend Coffee.
Per pound 45c. The Schultz Groc-
ery. t., th., tf.
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WATCH REPAIRINiG
Efficient work at reasonable prices
"%Edw. A. Clark;. 1121 S University,
W-ANTtD ~
WANTED Fifty men to eari ' good
money at' home Christma and'.
Easter vacations. Steady s mmer
work under a guaranteed glar'
for those who make good. phonen
Doc'heray at 4147. 5 -51.. I!
c1 arge of the state ranger school ~ ,
Itie Y1rvtse forestry depareft. ..: :
FOR tENT
Th' ('ilaa~m1itmmAndv'Pwx wtfi 'm Ie psC i ~~: i' eser't,
BEAUtIFIL new *suite, five fwindoW , I V' Jltre,-the only one of the "blck'.' yi ity knowarn to liave ever been ea,-
Iar# qod iloors, and . stea-m heat: ,
hot Water any time, Also 'rooni- red (By__United_____PressY____
1 wXe' d' Dia 0554'4'a 422 E: - W (ByRKNite 6.-hieth.Ote atrooogsseual a
Wash.ig47-48-49.-" dOKNv.isWhl te tgshednthopoloistsequalclyas,
y________es__case___sstall awaitingfiase.1
F )'fr14---ombe roomv for boys -(.~~,1 in th ighe courts, and land say that southwestern Europe is
tfe'block,rm canihpus - = ?Reasojl,- i while Ines are forming in Washing- the place where man first emerged
r~able- rent.' 91 'Moniroe: Dial ~4~t' iofbr an anti-evolution law battle of fo aaeyit ua om
'4M . Epal proportions, science is en-; Andrews' adventures only go to
- - - 3,° "in a controversy all its own show that there are still plenty of
Al-i I e oigi ofman thrills on this earth for brave hearts.
r Roy Chap'man Andrews, rioted ex- in his venture into the Asiatc wastes,,
I. nz q __ '1 Frd1 Roadster ji iocr-hac ir imm two yersinthe ;he faced death many times.
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BASEMENT WUERTH ARCADE
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WANTED-Family and student alin='
dry. Call for and delived. 24
guaranteed. Call '21668. . 50-51.
WANTED-Competent instructor in
du itsu. Address, Box 3. 50-51-52.1
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WORK CALLED FOR AND DELIVERED
good G9idition.
sity 204.'
Call Thompson, - Gobi desert of Manchuria, is pre par-
x1 8072, or Univer- I ing to present to scientific societies
tf. evidence which he believV proves
The expedition, sponsored by the
American Museum of Natural History,
abes
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FOUNTAIN PEN REPAIMING
We skillfully repair your pen1
same day you bring It. Why se
it away and wait.
Rider's' Pen Shop
302 State "Street
t., th., sun. tf
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endCC
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MAGAZINE men, crew managers, dis-
' trict managers, organizers experi-
enced on two pay plan, also special
offedrs. Write or wire today for real1
proposition. State fully experience.
Clyde A. Ramsey, 25-27 Opera Place,
Cincinnati,, Ohio. If.
EXPERIENCED two payment men to
open. office covering entire district.
Full co-operation and protection.
Send $1.00 for supplies and com-'
plete information. Clyde A. Ram-
sey, 25-27 Opera Place, Cin4nnati,
Ohio. If.
FOU RENT
A Desirable single room near Law
Building for balance of semester.
Phone Robinson at 2006 Washtenaw.
Dial 9217.15414-2.
TROUSERS PRESSED, 20c
CLEANING, PRESSING,- REPAIRING
AND ALTERING A SPECIALTY
ALSO LADIES DRESSES AND
COATS
REASONABLE PRICE§'
Work Called For And Delivered
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FOUNTAIN PEN INK
We profit by your satisfaction. The
ink we recommend is first a record
ink. It is the best flowing ink and
will not clog the delicate mechan-
ism of your pen. Ask At
Rider's Pen Shop
302 State Street
t., th., sun.tf.
Patronize Daily Advertisers.
FOR RENT-Room in private family
for girl. Call 9362. 50-51-52.
FOR RENT-Near Campus, four
room furnished apartment. Newly
decorated. In private family.
Laundry privilege. Call 4377.
50-51-52.
Read the Want Ads,
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WILL ROGERS
(-that Asia cradld ilc m n race.
Want j There, he contends, the first man
R~a C Vahe Aas originated.
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I.Of vn .:du
I Are You Prepared -
\ For the Minnesota Formal?
/Our extraordinary success with c
s / Tuxedos this season is not a mat- -
. /4 ter of mere luck -it is proof
- - superb that we are offering an -
i{' f 1 unusual buy atW
$35.00
f Others at $45.00 and $55.00
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DRESS SHIRTS'
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Soft pleated Broadcloth or
Starched Front
= ,L!$3.50-
STUDS AND CUFF
= ~LINKS =
' ~Large selection of VOGUE Studs'
(..and cuff links. 75c to $4.50.
w oldWeather Is Upo Us
You need an overcoat to keep you warm.
- You need an Adler Overcoat. because
II You want good service and -=
You want good quality and I
You want right styles and -I
You need the right alter-
ation by an expert =
Tailor.
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S213 East Libejy Opposite Varsity Laundry
Out of the ,High Rent DIstrict
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SPECIAL BARGAIN PRICES
Christmas Gjreeting Card.
Sample books of Personal Cards now ready and at
your service. Leave your order early.
WA HiR' 5,'BOK STORE
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Ofn 'Genuine
"WEED" Auto
TIE
CHAIN8=
30x3V2 2 WEED" Chains ....... $3.65
30x3 %z RIDO"SK -ID Chains ... $1.98
Genuine "Weed" DeLuxe Tire Chains
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30x312..........
31x4 and 32x4
33x4.........
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Other Sizes
32x4' 2 .. .
33x412 .. .
34x4'2....
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HILL AUDITORIUM
Wednesday, Nov. 25
Balloon Tire Chains
Extra Size.
in Proportion
Truck Tire Chains
Extra. Style
Emergency Unit Chains and Easy-On Mud Hooks
are quickly attached on car or truck.
4"F---117-
8:15 P. M.
'Weed" Deluxe
For Extra Service
Extra Heavy "Weed"'
Chains,- for Delivery Cars
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Tickets now at Wahr's, Graham's, Slater's
and Schaeberle & Son Music House
75c, $1, $1.50, $2
Entire Main Floor reserved.
Extra cross chains to repair your old tire chains.
All styles of Auto and Truck Tires, Chains and Rims.
We have largest assortment of Wool Auto Robos,
Steamer Rugs and all kinds of finest
uWOO'L BLANKETS
at lowest prices. We urge comparison.
Heavy O'Coats, Storm Coats, Mackinaws, Sheepskins, Helmets,
Leather Coats and Jackets, Driving Gloves, Etc.
E. -M. WURSTER
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Leave orders for reserved seats at above places
Auspices A. A. U. . Benefit League Building.
Surplus Supplies
Store
213-2,17 North Fourth Ave.
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