THE MICHIGAN DAILY
PAGE SEVEN
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WAM~fl ONU RENT
WANTED-Roommate (t-esired byI FOR RENT-217 N. Ingalls. Corn-
Medical stuident, Suite $3, 315 N. fortable double large fr'ont room.
'State. Dial X77,9-9t-97:! Suitable for couple or students.
I Private family. Phone 9277.
1WANTED-Garage near Haven and 97-98-99.
IMonroe. Phone lirk 1-irtenstein'
1at 8741. 95-96-97. FOR RE NT-Two rooms with dormi-
tory', very reasonable. 806 Sybil St.
WANTE D-Male stuxdent who has{ Dial 8565. 9U-97=98.
LOST
NOTICE.
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LOST--Shelled-rimmed
turn to Kovom, H-34,
Club.' Rewayd.
LOST-Smkgle sitring of
Jessie Fox, 21566.
glasses, re- NEW VICTOR Record releases every
The Lawyers! Friday. You'll always find the lat-
97. kest and best on Victor Records.
Schaeberle & Son, 110 S. Main St.
pearls. Call tf.
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some spare time ~and is working his
<way throu~gh school. Prominent in
Campus Activities-preferably anl
athlete. Write un giving informa-
tion about yourself and telephone
number. All correspondence confi-
dential. Write Box 56 Michigan
Daily.9-9--9-9
97
NOTICE-Do you want French con-
Iversatlon, grammar and reading at
moderate ter's. Phonte 6410. Jos.I
LOST--Brown leather purse, bearing
lnme of owner. hFnder'Dlease caal
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Ruth A. Rouse, 21842 or Ypsi 905 M.T I D. Lodeese-Grevnick. 95-96-97.' WANTED-Single room in qluiet
Reward. 97r.! home. Call Rosenthal, 6581. 11-98
I T'YPIEWRITEEtS
LOST-Green gold wrist watch in-j Rebuilt and seconld hand of all makes WANTED-Organizer f'or European
itials on back T. B. R. Valued as1 bought, sold, rented, exchanged,j travel groups. Call 22251. 97-98-99
keepsake. Reward. 325 S. Fifth. i ceaned, repaired and rebuilt. Larg-'
Dial 4818, ask for Brow. 97-98=9,1 etstc n bs eviedprt- WANTED-Girl student to earn room
____________m__ _etetockindAnAbesorvic ;pa and hoard in private family, easyj
1OTICE 0., D. MO'IRRILL, I work. Phone 5409. 97-98-99a
17 Nickers Arcade,WATDE erncd srao t
UNIVERSITY graduate, campus and 'The Typewriter & Stationery Store!WNE -xeine:spaotI
commercial experience' can give full Dealer: L. C. Smith & Corona sing in church quartette.. Dial 3566.
or prt imeforsomene ho eed or call at 610 E. Liberty, Apt. 8.
a competent secretary or steno- a9-697
grapher. Would be willing to tray-f DON'T order that spring suit until WANTED-Individuals who should,
el. Dial 5553 or Box 58. 97.I you have seen what I have in two lk oer odcmiso o
pant suits at $37.50. All the new litngodr freccopda
Wepybetpiesfrusdmns afades and weaves, made to your Britannica, communicate with.
cloething.. Call 841~. measure. T. B. Lyons, Williams Marks, 91.5 Sybil. 96-97-98.
Ktitdet Talloring Shop St. at Maynard. 95-96-97-98-99.
1rFOR RENT-Single room, steam heat,
hot water at all times. 311 Thomp-
_ son. 94-95-96.,
3fFOR RENT-To desirable young
-!couple or, gradu-ate woman student, a!
room in a refined home near campus
S at u~nusual terms. R~ox 57-Daily.
References. 95-96-7.r
FOR RENT-One single room, 425
ECross St. Dial 8453. 90-97-98,
FOR RENT~-At cut price, one single
'room at three dollars, one room for
two at $2.50 each, one large room.
for two at $3.50 each. Steamn heat,
tplenty of hot and cold water, near
campus. 337 Thompson. 916-97-98.
JFOR RENT--Clean, warm, single
rooms, in back of Union. 5161
Cheever Court.- Phone 7073.
95-96-97.
FOR RENT-Room for one or two
male students, near the campus.,f
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11ifled, tlor one of L v-' it 1:nn'
Dial 913 .Rent retzscnablc.
FOR SALE
M. SL-Packard six touring,
g oc shpemodel 126, $850. 3665.
1141 121t S .94.95-96.
FOR SALE-Portable Brunswickc vic-
trola, practicailly new. Will sell it
for $25. Phone 7940, Mi:ss PiFul,,
8(45 E. Moron St. 5;-9IG- I7.
FOR SALE -Two good sgats for re-
nIIIiniIng 'lior.l 1U11ninConcer. 1 for
Ione dollar eachl. Owner leavting
$O~lSALM-Tuedoand trousers,
s v 39 won twice. $15. Cal 115
N. hamilton, Ypsi, or phone 265.
9G-997-98.
[CR SALE-Walnut tote sanitary
cot and pact, vacuum clearner, play-
car piano and cabinet of ro('ords.
Call 7676 after 5:0 96-917
R.ead the Want Ads
The increasing imnpor'ta nce of air transportation 15illsrtdby this
map. Black lines show i egalar air routes, the heaviness of; the lines in-
dicating the density of the traffic.Dotted lines are routes used occasion-
ally.
FORL RENT
FOR RENT-i block froin campus, 1.
suite and 1 single room, steanm
heated, for men studlents. 820 11.
Washington. 97"-98. I
FORL RF NI
-1 R IRNT
FOlR TEN11 One s:uite ar~d one single
i'00mn, well heat ed:, Iodsonlale. 6V
Church St. '. .ons 9720, a blocll.
froill carnpus. 97-98
III
719 Oakland. Phone 7723.
97-98.;
CO. 'X. Iiversity 'and Thitayer. t
ANNIVERSARY WEEK at Elson
Beauty Shop. Starting January 18.1
Shampoo and Marcel, $1.50 with a
lemon rinse free. Marcel 75 cents.
Elson Bjeauty Shop,1
321 S. Main, Phone 4404.1
tf.
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dSCHIAB1ERLE & SON, 110 S. Mlain St,
The popular place for all kinds of
musical instruments. It pap~s to
trade here. th., f., sat., tf.
PEN REPAIRING~
Your fountain pen is a delicate in-
stiument. Let no tinker work on it.
Riders Pen Shop has the parts, ma-
tchinery and skill to do it right. It
a costs no more. Quick service. 315!
x S. State St. 95-96-97.
Arnold's State S't. Y reei
is now carrying a complete line of
fountain pens-all makes, all prices.'
and see us, we an satisfy eyou.ai
Arnolds State St. Jeweler
302 S. State St. tf.
FOUWTAIN PEN INK
Buy your fountain pen ink at Rider's
P'en srop and you will get REAL in~k,
fresh ink. Ink that fixes itself in the
paper and won't fade or entirely dis-
appear when moisture is applied. Ink
substitutes are dangerous and spoil
your pens.,
RIDER'S PEN SHOP
Pen And ink Specialists 31- S. State
95'96-97.
TMYTm1iflG & MIMEOGRAPHING
Read the Want Ad sl
£4 Clean-up Sale
on Mien 's Overcoats
TWO LOTS
Sale Starts Saturday, February 13th
FOR RENT-Single room, 'steam heat,
hot water at all times. 311 Thomp-
son. 97-98-99.
BALLPEEN HAMMERS
OUTSIDE AND INSIDE CALIPERS
BRASS BOUND RULES
STEEL RULES AND PADLOCKS
STICKS AND SPOONS
ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES
STUDY LAMPS AND SHADES
EXTENSION CORDS
DOUBLE SOCKETS
AND PLUGS
ELECTRIC GRILLS
ROOM SUPPLIES
Second Semester Sup dies
COAT HOLDERS
TIE HOLDERS
POCKET KNIVES
ALARM CLOCKS
NOTICE-The Washington Club will Promptly and neatly done by compe-
hold a home made jelly sale in en- tent operators at moderate rates.
trance to Goodyear's store, Satur- College work a specialty for seven-
day, Feb. 13. 97-98. teen years.
0. D. MORRILL,
WHEN ITS any thing in Music or 17 Nickels Arcade,
Musical Instruments see Schaeberle t h Typewriter & Stationery Store(
& Son, 110 S. Main St. tf. tf.
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$0Overcoats ... . $15.00
$35 Overcoats .... 1 7.50
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$45 Overcoats .. $30.00
$50 Overcoats ...33.33
FLAT IRONS
WASTE BASKETS
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STATE STREHADRE
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-Does the Bond. Business
wNeed Co11eg1Mn
D ECIDEDLY, it does. Modern investment banking
requires W~ll trained, analytical minds today, even
more than in the past.
Greatly increased' wealth in this country has made a
large class of new, rather inexperienced investors. They
need competent, responsible advice-to guide them to-
ward sound investments, suited to-their needs.
Complex financing due to organization of business in
larger units requires more alertness in the selection of
securities. Even the experienced bond buyer must have
expert, wel-informed service.
Halsey, Stuart & Co. recruits additions to its organiza-
tion,in both the buying and the selling ends, largely from
the universities and colleges. Men are carefully chosen
for their general qualifications and then given special
training for several months, with pay,. before they are
assigned to actual work.
If/You Are Interested
in the bond business as a vocation, we shall be glad to
send you out pamphlet containing useful information
Write for pamp hlet MD2
HALSEY, STUART & CO.
IN CORAPORAT ED
CHICAGO NEW.YORK PHILADlELPHIA DETROIT CLEVELAND
201 South La Salle St. 14 Wall St. to South such SC.. 6ot Griswold St 92s Euclid Are.
ST. LOUIS BOSTON MILWAUKEE MINNEAPOLIS
319 North 4th St. 85 Devonshire St. 425 East Water St. 610 Second Ave.,S
1 rv vrTJVZLcars .... AJAJJ .J.J..p .ove[coatLs .... JU.UI
$45 Overcoats .... $22.50 $60 Overcoats .... 40.00
$50 Overcoat .... $25.00 $65 Overcoats .... 43:33
Wadhams &Co.
Corner Mai and Washinugton
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A New Semester -
means a new start F
I on your laundry
ouproblem
- Every semester mor~e stu-
dents are realizing the value
of sending their laundry
IW
work to the Varsity. They
like the service --they are
pleased, and then most im-
portant of all they realize
j that the cost is even less in
.a great many cases than
sending their work home.
r ~Laundry Service in Ann Arborf is less costly
than in most large cities-and it is as low as
any town in the country. That is why the
1= service here is economical.
K Phone 4219
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310 South State St.
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Dial 5015
Quality, QuantitN and .pr'ices Right.
- .1 " - - 6mm4lim
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: 45 Sd, f .k
Walk-.Over
Beauty is measured by the
foot in this S'prng model
Never before have clothes and shoes been so reveal-
ing.:&
Never before have shoes been made with the clinging
fit and beauty so well displayed in this Walk-Over Spring
model.
Here is smartness. Hsere is the revealing daintiness
that mnakes the feminine foot admired.
Made of the new Blondine TKid with Unic .Thn ncr
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know she loves towers
YOU LOVE to See her with' them ..
charming, fragrant roses . y each a
perfect foil for her own beauty.
Special Arrangemrents of Flowers
and Plants for Her Valentine
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