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THE MICHIGAN, DAISY
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7'JJURSDAY, MARCh 17, 1927 t'A~E SWYEN
THE MICHIGAN DAILY
B30"LING TOURNEY TO,,EBEGIN' SOON
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All-campus Wowlin-g climpionsh ip
singles and doujble, wVill be awardedl
the winners of the turnarnents whiel
will be held iu t~w X.Union alleys under
the direction of the intramnural de-
partment. Rcgistrati(,n may he made
inmmediately by any male' student iii
the University. To qualify, the total
score for three Hles must be turned
11;p. Medals Will also be pr'esentedl
to the c:11110.3i) rnit each of the con-
W those who havo', entered ti aod
handd ,lin1 fhcir wqcrs, the IT high-.
est indi1vidu al pia yerr, and thle 8 high-
est tc;, :)xwill th1en he placed in the
clnininatncs - contest. hi this final play-
inthree g a ies -will be 1ht)ldIi
In before Tuesday, :March 22, to the! each in atch. the high total scorer to;
man in charge of the alleys.,lhe do 1 ,rc d winner.
A silver cup will be awarded the --
winner~of the singled and to the team j Shark s~kin is being used in Paris
which takes th~e <oubles champion- to trim hats.
ANNOUNCEM ENT
The Representative of the A. Nash Clothing Corm-
panry is now showing samples for men's spring suits and
topcoats, priced at $23.00 for, topcoat or three-piece suit-
$29.00 with extra trousers.
Call 21073 for appointment.
Tweeds-Patterned after imported English patterns
by the Amlerican Woolen Mills.
English Greys, Worsteds, Serges, Cheviots
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Phone 21 073.
College Clothes for SPRINGc
- CLOSES COE
t =IIf you arc a telephone subscriber call Jimmie ' UOTICE.
"--I the Ad-Taker, D)ial 21214, and your wvant ad ___l___
--=will be charged. F- -hm o yu Faen
ings and to revie or withold objeli;ll'tidr
d>r°1This column closes at 3 P. M. (late preced3- Il: OtS t untdcrs.
(..,,1ing publication. Nrotic ofanv brror must be-s 3fl
-CASK RATES ;HEAL:ITh Begrins lwhernyo phn
/Ten cents per rcading line (on the b~ass of ~ .~.gibo yCiouprone3
. 84 C.A.(iso , 'lr)1it{r°^' ar.,q five aver ag~e i ds to the line) for one 1r txxnetii c !hA cae 1e-h rs9tt
12 N~~~~~~\ine e-nts per rceding lire for three o nitoi e - --------- -
!_=Inseti~.FOR('n1v eUiC2ILP.iwelt and satisfaic-
.,,, ,. tash Cclassiihedls ,eceived at the I 1dv oticc"
iThe JPress Bldig o ar tret. at(U" i.t roj(bWvls 3 arb3er
I Special standaried rtsgvno apiaINOIE-hncu~ adbokd
- --;All kinds of Mhoc: i ated. d3 'd y~tland
FOR S011 J' repaired. Satt kfntt ii irn,tted.
ANN ARBOR ;S1101".,C.2.3 E, Lllhrty.
-.FOR SALE--Oakland Ave. Larger c-Tues.-Thu rs.-Sat..
lot. Suitable for fraternity or sor-
r0. Stoddard Itair Shot) h.gienell
01iyI~al50 1 120-121-122 lent service for 17 years. Avit
will convince you of our efficiency,
F OIL SXL--i3i11 gloves, regula- I 709 N. University. tues-thur--sat
ion ize loat il53 711 South Division. 120-121-1221 NOTICE-Ilear tare iew Orthloponic
- O ~'--ihgn - --- Victor i~ecord ofQ1i11"ImaLittle Bit
- motorcycles, 1926, models. To be Foer ef You." Jiy WItsang
s~old at give-,-way prices. Orders ileny alaua ealel
._.0So1 Music I hous,. I10, so. MaI'in. tf
r,. f = ! tken now to 4e delivered Mar chI
I l ~25th, John Maier, First-Liberty ;students' Save Money!' Buy a,1usied
2a= Garage. 120-121-122' typewriter and type your own thesis.
-- -*- --- ---Phlonu Landis 3489. ive-thur-sat-tuts
=FOR . SALEi--Five goad desks and _____
E = one double deck bed. Call Mr. Day:, t TYP'EWRIER I> I Ihfl;NS A t I
_Topcoats= 6717. 119-120)ICAIi3S
--FOR SALE-Antique Davenport (165 Our rapid ttiriyover Intsures & fresh
-=$ 50 $29.50- $30.00 = stock and you secure the bea u tstl
fyears old) newly refinished and up- Iya idrt rfe .1.MR
More of these fine topcoats are coming in all the time. holstered. Phone 3084. 118-119-120 RIU', 17 Nickels 'Arcade, Phnes
I Thre s a oodassotmet fr yo tochooe fom. hey= - 6615. Dealcr: L. C. Mluitha & Cortina
- Tereisa godassrtentfo yo t chos frm.The ~All makes of typewriters for sale or 'Typewriters, In(,. -t
1 re extra long and are excellently, styled and tailored. = rent. Excellent machines at rea- -f
-' sonale prices, for rent. Prompt PORT11ABLE I'IIONOG4RAI'l
_ Sut repairing by experienced workmen. Sp.ecial Price of $15 wi it three
Spring Sut Courteous service. Anlta Brand mon01ths to pay.
i Ribbons and Carbons. Rider's Pen UnJiversity Mus1I8 41se.
$4 - 4 -_$ 0Sop, 315 State Street. _ _t f
sun-tues-thturs-tf WYWA RAYMD~"we
'EXTRA PANTS FREE FOR SALE-Small unique tea room. You can have a two pant suit built
- Sit ct ndstle a olyR.& V.an Ale Cl-Just ifo campus. Very reasonably to your measure for $37.50? Spring
cantscutadsye s o atsR W ndAde=Cl priced. Call 9339. 118-119-120 styles now ready. T. B. LYONS,
leincnmake. The shortercot and the wide trousers _ O-AL-ose - oms w Williams at Maynard, tr
2 are very popular and smart looking. The latest grays and = lFOckSALestcamus.Unduermoms, too - A - _ _n -Minegr
~tans are used throughout. == 1342 Volland. Phone 9692. Ing promptly and neatly done
=116-117-118-119-120-121 by experienced operators at mod-
e rate rates. Thesis and college
0 M .o et t .9 S TYPEWRITERS-All makes, sold, work a specialty fr ,19 years. O.
.LLA ~ ~ . . ~~rented, exchanged, cleaned, repair- D. Morrill, 17 Nickels Arcae. The
2 ed. Largest and best stock to be ob-I Typwriter and Stationery Store. tt
2 taned anywhere. 0. D. MORRILL, ----- --___
Collegiate Shop 17 Nickels Arcade. Authorized deal- GIA PCA
E er:Phone 6615, L. C. Smith & Cor- A good reliable instrument fo-r only
_11 6 EAST L~sE R =Y ona T'ypewriters, Inc. tf I 1100 Just the thing: for music in
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* Sw ift's Drug Store
340 South atate St.
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FOUNTAIN SERVICE
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Rich Sodas
Double MaltedAlFavr
Malted, Milks .~
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RosenbrgClothes
Tor Refinement In Dress
mHE largest number of custom tailored suits
worn at the Eastern colleges today, bear the
Rosenberg label.
This is no accidental preference-but rather the
logical result of thirty years tailoring to college
men, with strict adherence to the highest standards
of quality and +workmanship.
Inspect our new Spring and Summer importations.
Representative
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WANTED-Student to wash dishes
for board. 1007 Monroe. 120
WANTED-Students who like good
hot BARBECUES to know we de-
liver between 9:30 and 11:30 P. M.
IBARBECUE INN, Dial 4481.
c--Tues.-Thurs.-Sat.
WANTED-By colored cook, position
in fraternity or sorority. Excellent
cook. Experienced. Phone 21530.
119-1.20-12 1
WANTED-Cook and helper for boys'
summer camp. One with fraternity
experience preferred. Apply 1520
Morton Ave. 119-120
WANTED-Student to sell new style,.
fast-selling laundry cases. Call
Mr. Day, 6717. 119-120
SITUATION WANTED - First-class
chef with references wishes posi-
tion with fraternity. Phone 5468.
118-119-120
WANTED S'TUDENTS to know that
(Sam pays from $5 to $25 for old
suits and overcoats.
j 121 E. ANN NMAL 4306
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FOR RENT
FOR RENT-Pleasant, sunny room
for graduate women students, two
blocks from campus. Phone 8006.
120-121-122-123
IFOR RENT-Suite for two girls.
Nice, light rooms, well furnished
and heated. Phone 21241.
LOST 118-119-120
LOST-Large size, cloth-back note
book, containing Hygiene, History,
Fine Arts, Rhetoric and Political
Science notes. Reward. Call Cal
Patterson. Phone 4917.
a 120-121-122
NOTICE
NOTICE-Will person who found D.
Sew's slide rule, please call 7247.
119-120-121
GIBSON MANDOLIN
IJust two left to sell at $27.50. Reg-
ular price, $45.00. A fine buying op-
portunity to a musician knowing
Gibson standard.
E University 'MUSiK House.
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NOTICE-Typing, thesis n-eatly andl
quickly typed at Popular prices.
Phone 7345. tf
ANN ARIBOR CARPET Cleaning
Works. Rugs Shampooed. Phone
6513. dally-tt
TO SE best of 50, lanes clothing drop
cardl to 1103 E. Washibgton. Phone
6365 evenings. W2 to $30. t
NOTICE
The following list of-cars has been
p~ut into first class 'runn~ing ondition
and tie prices asked are in many
cases much lower than the value
given. A car for every purse and
every car, worth the money. Read
each ad., come in, pick out your car
and grive it home.
OVERLAND Touring,-;:1925, in exc l-
lent condition. Price, $165.00.
OVERLAND Touring, 1924. This car
is a very good buy = or the price
asked. Has good tires and is in
A-1 shape. Price, $125.00.
FORD Touring, 1924- pikie $10.00.
FORD Coupe, 1925. Price $185.00.
MAXWELL Touring, 1924. Thirs car
is in very fine shape and has bal-
loon tires and manyr extras. Price
$150.00.-
*I TOOK P. A. for be~tter or worse ...and
found it better! Better than aniythin I had
ever smoked. That's my story and I'm going
to stick to it. When siren-brands try to flirt, ,l
just give them the Frigidstaire. I know what I
like in a pipe, and what I like is Prince Albert!
The instant you break the seal on the tidy red
tin and get that wonderful fragrance of real
tobacco, you know you- are in for a pipe-treat.
Your mouth fairly waters .for a taste of tobacco
that smells as good as that. Themi you load up
and light up----ah! .
Cool. Sweet. Fragrant. Old words, I'll ad-
mit, but you get a brand-new idea of how much
they can mean in a pipe-bowl packed with P. A.
Maybe you've always thought such pipe-plea-
-' sure was just around the corner." Try a lead
of Prince Albert and turn that corner!
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FORD
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Coupe, 1925., Price $195.00.
Roadsetr, X1924. Price $110.00.
Touring, 1925.. Price $130.00.
Roadster, 1925. Price $125.00.
Roadster, 1924. Price $90.00.
Touring, 1925. Price $150.00.
Coupe, 1925. Price $185.00.
Touring, 1924.. Price $90.00.
P. A. is sold everywhere in
tidy Ted tins~, pound and hall.
pound tin hum idors, and
pound crystal-glass humidors
with spongfemoitenler top.
And always with every bit
of bite an4 parek removed by
he P'rin ac Albert process.
from $335 to $365.
FORD Coupe, 1926. Improved model.
Price $265.
-OAkD Roadster, 1925. Price $125.00.
FORD TRUCKS-
FORD Truck chassis, 1925. Price
$125.
FORD Pickup, 1925. 'Price $120.
FORD Truck, 1923 zbody and cab.
Warford transmission. ]'rice $150.
FORD Truck, 1925, body and cab in,
excellent condition. Price $125.
FORD Truck chassis, 1926. Price
$160.
FORD ,Truck, 1926, has body, cab and
Olson frame extension. This is a
real buy. Price $425.
COME in and look these cars over.
The very one you want is here.
Talk to Mr. Gauss. Phone 4229.
FORD SALES AND SERVICE
310-320 E. Huron St.
NOTICE-The new Royal Portables
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