FRIDAY, APRIL 1, 1927

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0ROBEINS ,rtHK MARKS IS INELIGIBLE TI
FOR'BASEALL SEASON TI
CHIAGO Ah l3ItoA)larch 31--Wally Marks, CLOSESCLS
tn WETHLRathlfl t ca of heenierityelCig-cAoT 3PM DETSN T
cathasbedc lartedI ineiibl on i A3PM I~ E '> ~ GA u
Horace Barton, sophomore tennis Gccount of scholastic difficulties.

FOR SALE ITIC
FE).; tiLE-Five tube radtio. Two NOC'i'ICE- Th Noth idge(,Company°
di ;li (ontrol. Fine cabhinl, $.30;t.00, vill hve a r1',eprsentative from thec
Call 77 10. 1'32-133 TuidoBran~ch to( intervie~w men
-~ ----- ---- --for spare time and summer wor,
FOR SALE--For hickory and oak! Thos(, wh'o qualify are given saliry
fireplace woad, call 9534. plus boru>> . Representative will bie
131a-132-13r>-13,4-1 35-13 G ;at. I' ;;Jeffcr: jn Thursday and
[sOZ SALE-Chevrolet 1923 ton ring._132-133-134________________
$40.00. Phone 9023 any afternolon 1TO SEE hest of 50 lines clothing drop

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star, has forsaken the cinder path and M1arhs, whio was one of: lh'e mainstays i I you are a telephone subscriber call Jimmie
reportedyetra fo th tennis of the M11aroons hurling staff last will be charged. Da 11,adyu ata
team, on which. he is expected to y ear, will p~robab~ly be given ani op-- The Michigan Daily reserves the right to
prove one of the mainstays during classify all wants ads unrier appropriate head-
the Conference season. lie was a p)ortuniity to make lip bis deficient ings and to revise or withhold objectionable
quarter miler on Coach Farr'eLl's TYr~e.'his column clones at 3 P. Al. date p~reced-
track team during the indoor seasoni, Two other Chicago athiletes, ing publication. Notice of anv error must be
Clauatde lBignaill and Dick Williams, given in time for the second insertion,
alobigamember o the e re-, CASH RATES
alobigao ie have also beenf barred from compe- Te-et e edn ie(ntebsso
lay qu.artet. Tncnsprraig ie(ntebsso
Las yarBato rnkd irt n hetition du11e to low grades in their five average words to the line) for one ,)r tLvw
Lastyea Batonraned irs onthestudies. B3'irinall is a veteran of the1 insertions.
freshman tennis team, winning thebaelltahijg 1yetir Nine cents per reading line for three or more
roun roin ouramen ariorg Iia bsebll eam havng layd tirdinsertions.
frudroitounmetaon ih base, while Williams runs tihe mile Cash classifieds teceived at the Daily office
frtyear men. Paired with Mloore. enr the Chicago track team.; in The Press Building on 'Maynard Street.
hle also ranked number one in doubles,'_________ CONTRACT RATES
the two freshmen provinig to be a? Special standardized rates given on applica-
strong combination. i ( 0 ) ('1). AP A N ~ oi
Clay courts on Ferry field will prob- OF 192S IJAWI{EYE QUI1NTET LOST'
ably be in condition before Easter! _____ _________
vacation, the work now progressing;. IOWA CITY, March 31-Forrest F. LOST-Pailr glasses with two-color'
rapidly. In the "meanwhile the Var- rrwogood, statr sophomore forward,1! celluloid frame, with or without
sity team is working sout on the con-; was elected caitain of the 11927-28 health~ service case. Phone Broolk
cree ours.~44~tyear, due to the: University of Iowa basketball teami. is 97 3-3
poor condition of the clay courts, the; He will be one of the few men ever to LOST-BI te and gray purse in main
team was comlpelled to play its first; captain a conference teamn in a major= library. Reward. Phone 4697.
mnatch on concrete. sport while in his junior year. 131-132-133

FOIE RENT

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k'OitRENT-A large suite for stum-! or evening ud ask for iucl~ee orI
dlents or business men. Single or ;Gow. _
tdouble. Phone 2-2352. 425 South.FR SL-od rodtr1)1
Division. 131-132-133 FR SL-od rase 94
_________________________________i five tires, starter, demountable,
FOR SALE good condition. 1617 Washitenaw.
_ i Phone 9117. Boyer or Farquhar.
1FOR SALE od-Ford sedan, three new TYE RIESAl ces. ofd.~
*:.. rh1)n 0,51 On7 n~ 'r7iTYER ES-l aes r t

card to 1103 E. Washington. Phone
6365 evenings. $22 to $30. tf
Trojianowskl's Barber Stop' has sat-
isfiled Students for 40 years.
sun-wed-fri
MILLIARD ROOM

WHY WEAR, READY MADES" when
}you can have a two pant suit built
to your measure for $37.501? Spring
.styles now ready. T. B. LYONS,
Willizims at Maynard. tf
7 'r: j1 I{I'IN U an d MIlN eog~u;ral, h.
ll" promptly and1 neatly done
by experieniced opei' ators at mod-
erate rates. Thesis and college
work a specialty for 19 years. U.
1). !Mlorrill, 17 Nickels Arcade. The
Typwriter and Stationery Store. tt
NOTICE ---Typing, thesis neatly and
quickly typed at popular prieca.
Phone 734.j tt
ANN ARBOR CA RPET Cleaning
IWorks. Rugs Shapipooed, Ph~ona
6513. rdafly-tt
NOTICE
FOD (iiS.FR~

Fire tables.

Satir ffrctni'u

r~ates.

P. M. 133
FOR SALE-1921 Ford Touring. $40.
Call 3283. tf
FOR SALE-Dodge Touring,. 1925.
Snappy car in very good condition,
balloon tires. Price $425.
Ford Touring 1923. Runs fine.
Good tires. 1927 license plates.
$50 cash.
Ford Touring, 1925. Excellent me-
chanical condition. $95 cash.
It. It. ALBER
5.14Least 4W'ashington
Open Evenings and Sunday.
130-131

rented, exchanged, cleaned, repair-' Also cis oc os, uciaandiy an ce
ed. Largest and best stock to be oh- {As iastbcocadIn c
taied nyher. O D MORRILL,' creams. Johnston Brothers. 514 Easti
17 Nickels Arcade. Authorized deal -__William.__fri-sun-wed___
er: Phone 6615, L. C. Smith &SiCor- N es L etters and College Printing.
ona Tyertr,!n.f rices 'and service right. ,
_____________________________Davis____&.Olainger, PrompIt LPrinters
WANTED. 1109-111 E. Wash. St. Dial 8132
__ __ _ __ __ _ __ _ __I__ __ _WFS-tf
I WANTED-A few meen who will work - ________
and are willing to learn. Salary DANCING Every Saturday nlight, Dix-
and bonus. Arrange for iteriw# bora. 5 miles out Broadway on
by calling 3079. Ask for L7.71 I new Plymouth pavedl road. fri-sat-tf
Smith. 1 132-133-134: - ____________-__-
__________________NOTI{>E-.-Stoddard Hair Shop. Try
WANTEDYExperienced all - aroundj one of our permanent waves, which
chef wants position in a fraternity give a dep'th and softness to the
after vacation o o next year.! hair. 707 N University.
Phone 8921. o o 131-132-1331
--NOTICE-Hear the new Orthoponle
WANTED-Students to board at $6 Victor Record of "Ima Little Bit
per week. Private family. Phone Fonder of You." By Warrings
6059. 100-1201-132-133-134-135 Pennsylvanians, at Schaeberle&
j - - - Son Music 11ouse, 110 So. Main. tf

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newest release for April Necklvear
Swith the smallev t shape y e t of Austrian Alagador
-shown. In all shades o f exclusive patterns
brown, tan and grey $1.75
- ~ Shoes
T'he "DUNHILL"i a light weight
brogue has established a new f eel in g
of ease with its featured ROCKER
* SOLE.-
- In a black and
_ "_ o.. white trim for
spv ort wear.
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- imported.
galun calf. ~

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or, preferably. between Hill and
Brooklyn. Phone Reichart 4720,
about 6:30.
WANTED STUDENTS to know +tb~at
Sam pays from $5 to #25 for old
snits and overcoats.
121 E. ANN DIAL 4306
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NOTICE
NOVICE-Moll Gillespie, teacher man-
dolin, banjos, guitar, chord con-
struction. Dial 4757.
Wed., Fri., Sun., tf1

SUITS AND OVERCOATS-Very reas-
onable prices, tailored or ready-
miade. We have a wonderful vari-
ety of patterns. Repairing also a
specialty. Bieautiful fabrics for your.
winter overcoat.
WILD THE TAYLOR
109 E. Washington
Phone 5069

SNOTICE-Trhe new Royal PortablesI
are now on (display at Rider's Pen
- Shop, 315 State St. A wonderful
machine. You will be interested.
-Call and see therm.
TYPEWRITER ]RIBBONS AN D
CARBON S
lour 'iR]pid turnover Insures a fresh
stock and you secure the best qual-
ity at a moderate price. 0. D. MOR-
'RILL, 17 Nickels Arcade. Phone
6615. Dealer: L. C. Smith & Corona
Typewriters, Inc. V
. y_ PEC'IAL SALE OF'
8TRINWEII IiNSTIII M 1"NTS
Taro Patch ..................$12.00
Eight strings-beautiful , tone. An
unusual instrument you will enjoy.
Tile...... .. ...............$20.50
A fine instrument of very high
quality.
Guitar .................... ..$1:2.00
The most beautiful guitar ever
shown. Come in to see it.
' Ukulele ..................... $2.0
A spiecial buy makes this low price
'possible.
'.enor-Ba u j...................$31. 00
Price includes case-Banjo has a

jOur entire stock of used cars has
fbeen put into first 'cla~ss running con-
dition and the prices ask~ed are' in
many cases much lower than the,
value given. A car for every purse
andl every car worth the money. Come
in, pick out your car and drive it
home. We have roadsters, touring,
conujes, Tudors, four doors, $35 to
$345.
The very one you want Is here.
Talk to Mr. Gauss. Phone 4229,
-FORD SALES AND SERVICE
-11,0-120 V. Huron St.



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wood resonator-Big value.
Plenty of tinme to pay.
University Music house.

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In

New

York

It's

Gotham

Nearly a Million Pairs Bought by New~
Women Last Year

Yo rkj

IN DETROIT IT'S GOTHAM

Nearly a Half Million Pairs Sold to
Detroit Women Last Year

In

Ann

Arbor

It's

Gotham

Tojvn and Gown Unite in Sincere Approval
of Its Unchallenged Superiority
This surprising popularity is not due to, chance. Buy one
pair, note its perfect fit, so different from its rivals. Note
the quality, the perfect freedom from flaws, the uiwrece-
dented long wear--a half longer than most hose, teen

glance at the wide color range.

Then remember that any

run that starts above the gold stripe and runs below it
entitles you to a new pair. Remember we w Il match any--
shade of dress with a pair dyed to match exactly, without
extra charge. These, and a dozen other reasons,; are making
Ann Arbor women, join with New vYor and Detroit in- their
approval of GoTHAM as the hose without a rival.

Ino. 1 00-S--ervice Weight Silk..........
No. 389-Sheer Silk Chiffon...........
No. 808-Medium Weight Silk . ..... .
No. 150-All Silk Service ........... .
No. 30-Outsize Service .............

...$1.85 Inste5 of asking for Stockings
.$1.95 >ask for

.$1.85
.$2.50

.$2.00 k Sto o that Wear

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