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WABAH I U[L~ I Wilson April 17
1 LWRECE'Kans., April 7.--A
iernational quarter-mile race' b,-
tween 'Adriian Paulon of HIolland, i be
Dutch championmideitacru-
LANFAYEiTTE, Ind., April G. -- Alner', and Eric Wilson, former star
thou~gh Purdue ,is not going South" for quarter-miler of the U niversity of
a spring training trip, the Boilernial - t1owa, has been arranged as a special
ers NvillI see plenty of action next weekI event cn the program of the fourth
when five early season games will 1)0 jannual Ka~nsas relays here April 1 .7.
played.) Both men. were representatives of
Wabiash is the first. outside team their country in the last. Olympic
which will stack up against the Boil- rnaes and each is capable of turning
ermakers, comning here for a gaine on "in a 49 second or better quarter-mile.
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, Paulen is one of the star foreA'gn
while on Thursday the Depauw teamr athletes. now invading -Armorica arid
will oppose the varsity nine. Coach l Wilson was famous as anchor mnan en<
Mwr try Kent's Northwestern basebal the Iowa championsh'ip miie r, lay
tetui will open the Conf'erence seasonr team which set the intercollegiate
on Saturday.j record at 3 minutes, 16.9 seconds inj
Ware has been showing up well 'It;1 923.
second, Wilcox at shortstop, and An insurance policy for $5,000 in-
Pierc'e at first. In the outfield, Cap- suring the Kansas university Athletic
tain Taube, Lowe, Harmeson, Plock, ,I association office against rain, has
O'Brien, Kemrmer, Malick and Weav,3r !just been written. Should one-tenth
are the most promising candidates, of an inch of rain fall. between (cer-E-
Michigan's team. will be seen in ac-.' tain alloted hours, the Kansas man- I
Lion against the Boilermakers on April 1ag;ement will collect.
24 ait Lafayette. Thus far on account ____________________
of- adverse Weathert conditions, the
practices have been restricted almostl
completely to the confines of the arm-
ory,, but a few batting and pitching IS T
drills lave beent held on the Varsity T
field; and emphasis has been laid to
bunting and base running. Io.xsrE i
Jin Bottoinley, next to George Sis-
let,, perhaps the best first baseman in I
bas3eball1 didn't cost St. Louis a penny. _____________
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LOSTj
LOST-Whiite gold filigree bracelet,
set with sapphires. Lost on April 1,
near campus. Reward. Call 4751.1
43-44-45.
ILOST-Oni E. H-uron Street, a diamond
ring fastened to the ribbon strap of
a- small Gold watch. Finder please
call 7940. Reward. 43-44-45.
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LOST-Large size Parker Duofold
fountain pen without cap. Fletcher
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42-43-44:
LOST-Wool lined gray suede-glove.
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114 E,. ashingonPDil 91
FOR RENT
FOR RENT-Three room apartment in
Washtenaw an~ts. .2 1; . William
St. Phione 31329. 42-43-44.
GET YOUR Victor Record of " VJ
tors" "Yellow and Blue" y Univ.
Alich. Band, at-
Seliaeberle R Soi lMusic House,
110 S. Main St.
tf.; FOR RENT-Two roaus
oil second1
WANTED)--WVillbuy ,, used, raccoon
Icoat. Apply ?,ox 77, Daily .43-44
WANTED-Man or VWoman with ex-
perience in sellig shoes. Apply at
office of Mack and C'o. tf.
WANTED-Student pil to help with
{housework and car, of children dur-
ing vacation andl week-ends follow-
ing. Board, room, and moderate/'
wages. Call 4329. 1,111 Wells.
43-44.,
WAN-TED--Casm paid for late nodel
cars. Nixon used c!ar market.. 41G
S. Main. Pohne t6914. 42-43-41.
l: WANTED--A' fi-st ('lass cool" openm
for~ engagement. P'hone 7784.-
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For the Spring Vacafion
A PERMIANEtNT WAVE
Steam Process $10.00
Cor. Liberty & State St. Dial 2410.
42-43-44.
floor clean and NAavim. One block
from the campus. 320 Thompson.
Dial 3292. 42-43-44.'
FOR RENT-Two rooms, bath and
kitchenette on 2nd floor. Apart-
ment furnished withi heat, water and
IEAR "Afways;" on Vic'tor Recordi, as
a waltz, fox trot or- vocail ntumber at
Schaeberle & Son RMusc 1111se,
110 S. Main Sit. tf9
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EVENING dinners $1.00. Milc and
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Fspecially. 41-42-413.
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lights. 507Detroit St. Dial75.
. Arnold's State St. Jeweler I_ -41-42-43.
Is now carrying a complete line of FOR RENT-Beautiful apartment, 1st
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Arnods tat St Jeele One suite, $10' per week.
302 S. State St.. Fur inshed flat for caretaker, inquire
L 217 Observatory, Dial 21705.
NOTICE-Two house to house con-f 41-42-43.
vassers, young men or' women,
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Promptly and neatly done by compe-
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College work a specialty for seven- girls. Phone 21308 after six.
tenyears. 41-42-43.
ten 0. D. MORRILL,
17 Nickels Arcade,! FOR RENT-Furnished light house-
The Typewriter & Stationery Store keeping rooms, with kitchenette,
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W HE14 hoop skirts and the
Virginia Reel were in
vogue, and loving hands at
home fashioned Grandfather's home-
spuns for the prom ... . even in
those days, Anheuser-Busch was
nationally known to good fellows.
And today .... when feminine
heads are bobbed and shingled, and
we dance the Charleston in expen-
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ring strains of a jazz orchestra ... .
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- A. NASH CO., Golden Rule Tailors,
Spring Suits and Topcoats I
$23.00
'T h Style, Fabric, Tailoring Guaranteed
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est avi gs ank332 S. State, over Pratt & Dunn
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1! g o balln k t tie NOTICE-Mell Gillespie, teacher and
.. sooistthirty years experience;
=: 10. Mandolin, banjo, guitar, and chord
construction. Telephone 4757.
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An extra pair of pants doubles the
-life of your suit, we match any cloth.
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= 2 bought, sold, rented, exchanged,
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NOTICE-Cistern cleaning and cist-
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11 ft by 4 1-2 ft, Jewel pattern. A
bargain for cash. 217 North In-
galls St. 'Dial 9277. 42-43-44.
FOR SALE --Must sell new, spring
suit, never been worn, size 37, will
sell cheap. 425- Cross St. Phone
8453. 42-43-44.
FOR SALE--1919 Ford roadster, $15
takes it, rear end guaranteed]. Call
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