TUESDAYl, yNOVEM13ER 9, 1926

THEIFMICH4IGAN VDAILY

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inThe Press Box
WilnA. Simpson
..,o~e enterprisinig Columbus news-
p~rman, filled with inspiration
wbiile'4:nder a 'spell brought on by an
s {'; al ngagement with Miss Quar-
ta Lgtuor, alarmed Ann Arbor last
weeWk by suggesting an innovation in
scouting, saying that 50 members of
tli, Ohio State football squad would
.,It in the Ferry field stands and watch
the Wolverilnes in action against Wis-
co-rhin. We don't know whether or
not Harry Tillotson refused to issue
them tickets because the applications
were sent in after Oct. 1, but whatever
the cause, the Buckeyes were not in
the stands Saturday.
However, Ohio didl not forget to
scout the 3tichigan team. Coach
Wilce, Atd' two of his assistanits
were in the press box and camne to
the conclusion that the betting
odds on Ohio State- were a little
too high. Ohio State has bad
three scouts at every 31ichigan
game this year. and ought to be
well-acquainted with Yost's style
of play by this time. The Buck-
eyes started to cover the Michigan
gamnes at the start of the season,
considering the Oklahoma Aiggie
and Michigan State games im-
portant enough to scout. The Boy
Scout motto "Be -Prepared" Is
taken seriously' by the scouting
staff at Ohio.
Yost's task of selecting a starting
lineup becomes increasingly difficult
each game. Hoffman, swift-footed
Leo, who took the short route to fame
by ;breaking through the center of
the, line for a 'touchdown in the last
quarter, is a serious contender for the
left halfback position. If Yost wants
a light fast backfield, Hoffman may
gret the call, but if a heavy line pluing-
ing backiield is wanted, Weber, steam-
roller Walt, is certain to start.
The men on the Varsity who did
not play Saturday were given
scrimmage work with the reserve
and freshmalk teanms yesterday.
The Varsity linemen were sent
through another blocking and
tackling drill, because the Detroit
papers ran pictures Sunday show-
lug two Wisconsin men standing
up on one of the touchdown plays.
WASHINGTON.-Such is the de-
mand for seats to the Army-Navy
~football game at Chicago, November-
27, that the usual six tickets allotted
to all members of the Navy Athletic
association have been reduced to four.

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your individual case concerning life membership

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Life Membership Adjustment Committee, from 2 to 5 o'clock
any afternoon on the third floor of the Union.
You may receive $10 credit toward your life member-
ship from your tuition tbis fall by voting "yes"~ on the prowv
posed Union amendment, November 1I7

We have some very attractive opportunities for
on NEW IMPROVED Ann Arbor property.
placed without charge.

investors
Money

SAFE AND CONSERVATIVE
Ann Arbor Home Builders, Inc,

ffj-g - a i B a 1 WANTZED
~1~iir~ A~urliiuwWANTED--Three more fellows* to sell
__arm bands .at Ohio game." A 'good
If you are a telephone subsceriber call Jimmhie: way to pay all' expenses. P hone
the Ad-Taker.,IDial 21214, and your want ad: 646i5 or see. F. H. Fradenburgh at
xvill be charged. Il tt.Aatet9 ewe
The Michigan Daily reserves the right to 16N.Sae'Aarin 9btw n
' classify all w ants ads under appoi-niate head-i 12 and 1 or after 5 :30. 37-38-39
copy.
This colunin closes at 3 P. M1. (late pr~ced- WANTED-Tickets for 0. S. U. ganme.
iug pulication . Notic f anyVer-or must lie Call 7637. 37- 38
given in tune for the second insertion.
CASH RATES
jT1en cents per reading line (on the basis of NWANTED)-Two tickets for 0. S. U.
five average words to the line) fur one or two
jinsertions. gm.Cl .SleDa 25
S Nine cents per reading line for three or more 36e-Cl3File, il 75.
}inselLtunis. 3-73
Casr, ciassifieds received at the Daily office:
n The Press 'Building on lMaynard Street. WVANTrED-Will give 2 'tWisconxsin
jCONTRACT RATES game tickets for 2 Ohio State game
ISpecial standardized rates givenl on alilica- tiet.ClLudqit958
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j(10 S WANTED-Two stud aiit directories.
Call1 4229. 35-36-37
LOS'S'--Put 5e, brown withI sewed ____________________________
Ieatlrredecotaiin vlubl iWANTED STUDENTS to know that
k y; ada]so flttY, ,O.,&I~ C Sam rays from a5t 2 for old
in Hill Aud. Tele. 2150. 37-;38-339 sutsan$oero ts. $2
l 121 E. ANN DIAL 4306
LOST-Conklin pencil, vicinity ofE
Chem. building, Friday. Call Gross; tf
543?" Reward. 3 WANTED-A student girl to work for
LOSTP-Blackendreg sweat shirt and room and board. Call 21588. tf
gloves. On South Ferry field dur.-
S ing fall games. Phone 6637.p NOTICE
37-38-39 ______________________
LOST-Betwen Hill Auditorium and1
S 319 E. Williams, string of graduated FORD rALI ,,NDSERIC
f'nnknlt beads.1(0 r T'Findery lon st 1

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DR. BERT IIABERER , 338 M1AYNARD ST. PhIONE 5660
DR. BETH HABERER, 328 MAYNARD ST. PIIONE 5669
DR. LELAND S. 3lcCLEERY
1-2 STATE SAVINGS BANK BLDG. PHONE 8003
DR1. W. S. MILLS, 616 ]FIRST NAT. BANK BLD)G.
PHONE, OFFICE 830:3, REI i)ENCE 530e3
DR. D)OROTHIY SELLARtDS
1111 FAIR OAKS PARKWAY. PHONE 5103
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U SITS OVERCO ATS TOPCOATSI
{'Made by A. Nash Co.
GUARANTEED FIT,
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PHONE THME NAS MAN
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University men and men who like the University man-
ner confirm that our collegiate models have the "'sprightly
style and class" and still have loose, straight lines, informal
with easy nonchlalance.
Kuppenheimer & Belmont
Suits and Oivercoats
$35 to $60

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Today-Wednesday
DICK JHATTON
-In-
"THE WHIRLWIND RANGER"1
Note: This Is Not a
Sex Picture
FILM
service
Benefit Women's Leage.
Leave films for developing,
printing or enlarging at the
League
Candy booth

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CORNWELL COAL - COKE
Scranton, Pocahontas
Kentucky and West Virginia Coal
Solvay and Gas Coke
This business has been growing ever
since it was established. The secret-
"giving absolute satisfaction to our
customers." We believe it pays to do
business in a friendly way. If you
think so too, let's get together.

Masten

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211 South Main
"Where You May Buy with Confidence."

notify phone 6859. 37-38-39
LARGE BLUE NOTEBOOK-Taken byl1
mistake fr'om bench in front of
Angell Hall. Please call 9152.
37-38-39
LOST-Gold Fountain Pen, Saturday,1
on State street. Name on barrel.I
Call P. E. Deli', 5410. 37-38-39
LOST--Gold Bridge. 'tooth set in
Igold. Phone 6592. 37
LOST-Wlhite gold bracelet. with
amnethist stones in it. Will finder
please communicate with E. Mar-
-1tinek., Phone 8577. 37f
LOST-White gold wrist watch. I!
Watch has gift value' Call 4874.1I
Reward. 36-37-38
white Collie. Finder please cl
4920. Reward. 35-36-37
FOR RENTi
TrO RENT-Furnislicd room, suitable
for onie or two. Price for one $3,,
andl also boarud. Dial 3561. 3-7
FOR SALE
FOR SALE-Latest model Remington
Portable typewriters. A limited num-
ber of used portables. For free dem-
onstr ation phone 3489. 19e.o.d.tf
FOR SALE-1920 Buick touring, $60,
Phone 8559. 37-38
1.925 FORD TOURING-Excellent con-
dition, motor just all overhauled.
New tires. Guaranteed. Sell at
sacrifice,, reasonable terms;. Call
5431 Greil. 37-38-39
'21 FOLD TOURING-Starter, good
tires, runs fine. Stuart Robison,
1115 Forest. Phone 6592. 37-38-39
FOIR SALE-5 tube radio, 2,000 mile
S radius. $38.00 complete. Call 7710.
37-38
FOR SALE-Radio, 4 tubes, complete
with batteries, tubes, headphones
and loud speaker. Phone -21285
for demonstration. 36-37-38
FOR SALE-Chevrolet touring in ex-
cellent running condition and ap-
pearance. All accessories. First
$45.00. Investigate! Phone 7734.
36-37-38
WTANTED
WANTED TO RENT-Small apart-
ment or room in' private home with
use of living room- for one month.
Box 131 Michigan Daily. tf
fFOUR 0. S. U. Tickets or any num-
ber less. Will pay your price. Call
Griel 4531. 37-38-39
WANTED-Three fellows to drive to
Columbus. Leave Friday noon in
closed car. Round trip five. dollars.
Box 130. 37

1925 FORD, two-door, 5 good
balloon tires, upholstering good,
motor A-i.
TWO FORD COUPES, new
rubber, upholstering in good
shape, motor A -1;.
1925 FORD TOURING, uphiol-
stering good, motor A-1, and 5
balloon tires.
We also have a flew Fords un-
der $100.00 in' good' mechanical
condition. Drop in and look
them over at 1. S. Platt.

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SUITS AND OVERCOATS-Very reas-
onable prices, tailored or ready-
made. We have a wonderful vari-
ety of patterns. Repairing also a-
specialty. Beautiful fabrics for your
winter overcoat.
WILD THE TAYLOR
109 E. Washington
Phone 5069
21 eod tf
NOTICE--First class repair work on
all musical instrumlents. Schaeberle
& Son Music House, 110 S. Main. tf
TWO ORt THREE 0. S. U. TICKETS.
Your price.' Call Lundquist 9588.
36-37-38-39-40 4
NOTICE-New dance" music with
giant organ and orchestra. First
time accomplished.' Victor record.
Schaelberle & Son Music House, .10
S. Main. tt.
NOTICE-Free ride"'to Columbus, re-
turn, in 'Wills St. Claire roadster of-.
fered congenial student who sells
me two tickets for Ohio game. Wil-
son 5017.356
Prompt and Reliable Piano Tunink
-UNIVERSITY MUSIC HOUI8E.
Phone 7515. 32-34 -36
NOTICE-Tutoring in French 'by
former teacher. Intensive method.
Dial 9468. 1 35-36-37
VACATION ACCOMPLISHMENT!
Ambitious student, Mr. E. W. S.,
Lit. '27, with our co-operation first
semester, earned in vacation $295.70,
and in addition, on Sept. 30th, received
profit-sharing check of $73.92. Stu-
dents needing money, or merely wish-
ing elemental business training will
be afforded uncommon opportunities:.
Renowned national manufacturer-
with convenient local branch office.
Call 209 S. State St., Suite 5. Dial 9592.
29 tf.
To see best of 50 lines clothing dropl
card to 1103 E. Washington. Phone
6365 evenings. $22 to $30. tf

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Exclusively designed for the Michigan men
by Mr. DelPrete
You Will Appreciate the Exceptional "Value in these

CORNWELL COAL

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' OFFICE,- CORNWELL BLOCK
Phones, Office : 4551-4552 Yard Office : 5152

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Columbus, November 13, 1926
Special Trains

$540$
Suits with the sort of style stamina that can result only when
fine workmanship and thorobred woolens are -used. We'd
like to display them to the man who's hard to please. Special
attention to those who are hard to fit.
YOUR WINTER OVERCOAT
Choose it now while our selection is complete. Coats bought
early are inlvariably better made and prices are usually better
because of early delivery to us. We have a diversity of
styles and colors.
lni ua i Fine Values at

READ THE WANT ADS

WANTED-21
_game. Call

tickets. for the Ohio
E. Heymonn, 5618.
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HOCKING VALLEY. TRAIN

N. Y. C. NIGHT TRAIN

Leave Ann Arbor........ 7:00 A. N.
Arrive Columbus.... ....11:54 A. M.
Leave Columbus.........7:01) P. 31.
Arrive Ann Arbor ........ 11:50 P. Mt.

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Leave Ann Arbor..... 12:00() Midniglht (El1.)
Arrive Colunihus.......... 5:45 A. ill. (..
Leave C' olumbuts.......12:00 Mtidnighit (1,.'.)
Arrive Ann Arbor........,5:45 A. if. (E.T.)

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$5Ro u'nd ..Trip-$ 5
Those who desire to remain ini Columbus and return 'in
regular trains Sundaty, -Novemiber 1-lt, roundl( trip fare
mill be $5.75.'
ROUND TRIP PULLMAN ~FARES
Lower Bertli, $7.50; Lpper Berth, $6.00; 1)rawing lloom, x~7.00;
Comnpartment, $21.00; Seat Rae, $1.94'
SECURE YOUR RAILROAD AND PULLMAN TICKETS NOW

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All popular Brogue models on display
GUY WOOLFOLK & CO.

invites you to call and inspect the new
Fall models now on' display.
Pasts and Patterns exclusivelyJ our own design


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