DAY, APRIL, 26, 1927
THE MICHIGAN DAILY
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taking first in hotly. hurdles while
Northrop won the javelin and broad
jump, It wvas Cooper's first appear-
ance in a mecet outdoors, andI his
showing -,as especially gratifying in
view of the many heats he was fore.
ed to run. In the low hurdles, Coop-
er staged a remarkable comneback to
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THE PRESS BOX
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iv,. w(;i ogle gamie and Ntavinglit)
xi ,'p t« t mar their reord~s.
N orlii l i-en will pin~y Purdue
t r orr ovandlowia at. Iowa City
aaturda y to roraaja1te its wee'k of
e(scanpet itioni.
Minnesota has not openedl its Con-
jTIHE WEEM('
SSPORTS CALEXJT
Baseball
j Today-IMichigan St
loge here.
Wednesday - West
Ihare.
Friday--Syracuse at
I Aturd~ay--Syracu se
Track
Friday and Saturd,
j eays at Philadelphia.
Tenniis
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'BARE' CARTER OF POINT1 SWIMMER BREAKS
DARL A MINUTE TEAM IS D)EAD CTALINA RECORD
1tThe death of Charles B. B~abe"'Cal - Anotlkw iarathon swim mark xveit.
ate col- ;i ter, member of M iclhiganf's point-n<- into the discard last Sunday whon
X~igii minute football team regalvs aity in - Byron Summers, '28, Glendale, Calit..,
cVirgsifnhidasawerFii".e:~t a new record for the Catalina Is-
land channel swim by two hours and
Syracuse.1, Yost was starting out in the coat 'in- 10 irinutes. George Young's former
at Syra- !wold and football y.zi ad'11,(1Uretlord of 15 hours andI 45 minutes
igame than it is todIay.
Cartr ws a embr of~he Was_ made last January in the $2i,000
ay--en ous teams of 1903 and 1904 izd i W; :igleYi marathon.
I th ongh hie weighed a bout 260 pit K
Ihe was, according to Coach 5'os, LON.DON -^1 crowd of 90,000 per-
uflis club probably one of the mildest 0f the sons wit nessed the final game of the
1warriors on the gridiron at 1 hat time. English soccer cup championship.
Chill) {)fl
club on
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win handily afrtcr being five yaii(Is fc:Ence season as yet, but is sche-
behind at the halIf way mark. (11!1(1 toi enter the race Saturday when
Thn0 yr lah0pprnly 0h Gophers meet Ohio State at Col-
marked, the retunnto for;,n of Luck jtmrbtis. Little is known of the strength
Tlester whien hle ranl it in 9.9 seconds 1of the Minnesota nine because the Go-
to beat Kriss of Ohio who defeated jpier's (d*l not take a tour of the South
him in the ConfereFnce indoor meet. dur ing the spring recess. Stark, one
-At Penn, Rester will be forced to the 'Of the stars of Minnesota's basket-
limit bcy a star entry which includes, !ball team, is captain of the baseball
am ong others,.Huseyof IBoston, w team, playing shortst~op. (
is back in form again, and Miller of
Ifarvard. he may b~e called upon to do better to
Northrop's victory over Simon of 11- Iw in from~ the easternl field.
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Golf
Friday-Detroit Golf
Washtenaw links..
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If you are a telephone subscriber call Jimmie I](~ F
the Ad-Taker, Dial 21214, and your want ad NOIC
will be charged.-
" The Michigan Daily reserves the right to !NQTICE-Hats cleanled and blocked.
classify all wants ads under appropriate head- All kinds of shoes cleai.ned, dyed alit
ings and to revise or withhold objectionable reie. ItOajo #Iiflt'd
copy. eard .1i411,tn;,urmr'j
This column closes at 3 P. M. date preced- ANN ArMRliltS10. f;25 E. l~iherty.
"ing publication. Notice 4f any error must be
given in time for the second insertion. c-Tues.-TIhurs.-Sat.
Ten cents pe r readng line (on thle basis of! FOR SALE---Oliver typewriter, Vin
'fiveern average words to the line) for one or two !Iperfect Working condition. $10.
inserin.
Nine tents per reading line for three or more Dial hookoer 48 1. 146-146 147
insertions.
Cash classifieds receiv-ed at the 1')4y office FORl SALE-F'01rop 11'1tst(SPr l!3;
in The Press Building on Maynard Street. ive tr~ tt'tt,,en
CONTRACT RATES fve ties MII rf'''I a i~lo,,
rSpecial standardized rates given on applica- good conldit ion 10117 t1't st tt q
Phone 9117. Bover or Farquhar.
I LOT I * 1'P.tVRiTE~tS.! uitkcts, eoldi,
®---rented, exchlanged.fl, it+,tted. ,r+'pair-
LOST -Triangular key ringe with ed. Largest and best, .o: to rlie ,1,.
about eighit keys. If found1(, call tained anywhere. U. D ) M ltL]1L,,
Hlazer 216S2. 146 17 Nickels Arcade. Authnorzrnl deal-
LOST-A topaz pin with green gold e.Poe61,L .Sn~i&Cr
mouinting. Reward. Cal 427 ona Typewriters. Inc.it
kI ,+ <: nf . 1 P. - 0 Q in 1
thrPow o0150 feet s 1incsto ba
out Shively of Illinois by severali
inchies. Camzpbell made a throw of
146 feet but failed to place.
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Although hie dad not win a place in
linois in th^ broad jump was especial-
ly encourag,,ing as Simon is ranked as
the greatest obsta~fcle in the way of;
the Wolverine for Dig Ten honors inx
the b~road juamn. Northrop's Javelin
mark of 194 feet 6 inches at Ohio is
good for this time of the year. but.
FOR YOURI
tD'10 SUITS
CVERCOATS
Highest Prices Paid for
DIAMONDS
PhIONE AT ONCE
SAM
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Ketz, Sophomore weight star, show-
edh extremely well in the hammer
throw at Ohio winning second with a
the discus, Schravesand's throw of 136:
feet was far from displeasing.
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Page & IShaw
JUILLERET'S
3025 State St
ORIGINALITY
Fresh Salted Nuts
roasted Sandwiches
thi~e Klstwieli 11iRajy
Today, Wednesday
ANTONIO MOIRRENOJ
IN
"Love 'Blindness"
This "Ad" With 10c.
Whe; iw; , st fyleas combied
with-. quality * "as ii s ilL i
Stetson..... there.cwiL be. no
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shzouflwzear
Forty Po/tarn
Write for lnteresting Booklet-+
The STETSON HAT in LITERATURE'
John B. Stetson Comnpany, ZPilaelephw
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WANTED-Student to work for board.
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WANTED-Students who like, goodI
hot BARBECUES to know we de-
liver between 9:30 and 11:30 P. M
NBAREBECUE INN, Dial 4481.
c -Tues.-Thurs.-Sat. I
WANTED-Teti men interested inI
summer work. Those who canj
qualify will be hired on a salary
plus bonus 'basis. Call L. W. Smith .
for appointment. 3079.
144-145-146-147
WANTED-Theses to type. Reason-
able price. Dial 9337. M. V. Hart-
suit. 144-145-146.
C ANTED--Two May Festival tickets.
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AT HOTEL ALLENEL
MR. JERRY COAN
11 EAST 47TH ST.
&WtvYORK~
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SlrflflE tPOSlTION$S
A~len interestedl in summier em1ploy-
'Ment see. M% A. E: H-il'debrand, '22,
representative of FfI. J. Heinz Comn-
pany, any time Thursday after-
nlooni andi evening, or on Friday at
the Union. 146
Students! Save M oney!
25%7 off on used typewriters.
Phone Landis 3489.
HORINER HARMONICAS: Easy to
play and, very popular. 25c up.
Uiniversity Music House. tt
All makes of typewriters for sale or
rent. Excellent machines at rea-
sonablo prices, for rent. Promipt
repairing by experienced workmen.
Courteou~ service. Aulta Brand
Ribbons and Carbon&. Rider's Pen
Strop, art State Street.
sUu-tues-toutirs-tf
ORCESTRA LEADERS -Come in
and look over our up-to-date stock
of music. University Music House.
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ANN ARBOR CARPET Cleaning
Works. Rugs. Sbamhpooed Pbou.5
6613. daily.-ti
TO" SEE best of 50 lines clothing, drop
card to 1103 ID. WAsbtngtoD. Phone
6365: evenings. $22 to $30 tt
TENOR GUITAR,
Tunes and plays like a banjo, or
uke--sounds lime a guitar. Easy' to
play. Special price this. week.
University, Mutsic House
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One Thursday
NightMa
OnlyMa
C'ity and Out-of-Town Mail
Orders Received Now!
The largest aind Post Extrava-
ga-fat Revue to) Be Seen Hlere
'.[ Iis Season
JOS3. De MILTIinc BRING YOU 0
1 OoPRINCIPALS
10 ('IIORIJS 100
'4) RCIE STRA
Prices Including Tax:
$3.30},$2.75,$2.209, $1.6 !
hibit
the
our collection of importE
outdoor season. see them
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Must be on first floor, good location.I
Call Miss Wilson, 4197. 144-145-146
1NOTICE-Uni versity instructor wants
furnished house for academic year
1927-28. Would care for large home
during owner's absence or sabbati-
cal leave if rent is nominal. I-arry
L. Sam~uel, 320 ECast Washington St.
I SatS unTu
1WANTED-Ten girls wish to rent
house furnished for next school
year. Owner remaining as manager'
and chaperone. 145-146-147
WANTED- Miisicisans, for dance or-1
chestra, who will attend Summer
School. Box 176 Daily
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Clothes are most conspicuous on a "Big Man on the Campus,"
but clothes can help make any man a bigger man on the Campus.
EARL CRAGGC.
The authority on
Men's Wear.
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OILYSKINS-
ENLARGED PORES
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Satisfwoqtion Guaranteed
How to Correct Them
By HELENA RUBINSTEIN
International Beauty Specialist
COMPLEXION
- beauty depends
very largely upon
fipieness of the
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tiny and keeps com~plexion clear,
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Each night cleanse with VALAZE
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- refines pores -- leaves skin velvet-
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For ULTRA sensitive skins (instftd of
Beauty Grains) use VALAZE PORE
PASTE SPECIAL. 1.00.
Follow,every other night, with VALAZE
BEAUTIFYING SKINFOOD -- ani-
mates-bleaches mildly, creates an ex-
quisite skin texture. 1.00.
On alternate nights; and every morning
apply VALAZE PASTEURIZED
FACE ;CREAM-the only cleansing
cream that benefits oily, pimpled or
acne-blemished skins--soothes and pro-
tects. 1.00.
For daytime cleansing and before sp-
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.-refreshes--refines--absorbs oilines -
corrects shine on nose and chin -- im-
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VALAZE POWDERS -- ROUGES -
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At the better stores or cairect front
46 West 57th Street, New York
PARIS LONDON
Reg. U. S. Pat. Off.
Two
'rouser Suits
NOTICE-To those who want to work.
We have an enjoyable and profit-
able proposition for you this sum-
mer. The ment we had out during
.iSpring Vacation earned from $25
to $55 in six days. Call at 332 East
Jefferson for an interview.
144-145-146-147
WANTE~D-W~e can employ, a number.
of freshmen, sophomores and jun-
iors this summer who need funds
for next year's term. Salary and i
tuition. Communicate at once with
S Ted Hillier. Dial 4818.
141-142-143-144-145-146
WANTED STUDENTS to know that.
Sain pays from $ to $21 for old
suits and overcoats.
S 121 F. ANN DIAL 4306 t
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FOR RENT
1 FOR RENT-A comfortable suite for
one or two persons between cam-
pus and U. of M. hospital Rent
reasonable 1412 Geddes. Phone
6147. 146-147-148
IFOR RENT-A comfortable suite be-
tween campus and U. of M. hos-
pital. Rent reasonable. 1412 Geddes.
Phone 6147. 146-147-148
FOR RENT-Two front rooms, single
and double or as suite. Students or
business people. Also garage.
Phone 8544. 422 E. Washington.
145-146-147
FOR SALE
FOR SALE-1924 Ford touring car.
$65 cash. 1923 Dodge touring car
with exceptionally good tires.
Terms if desired. Open evenings
and Sundays. tf
R. H. ALBER
514 East Washington
FOR SALE-Most desirable house
for frat. in city. Easy terms. Also
S large rooming house, furnished.
Both fine location. May rent. Phone
7473.3 (or 4454, evenings).
144-145-146-147-148-149
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NOTICE-Do not leatv&Michigan until
you have preserved your - diploma
ly the famous drum-head mount
process. Let's talk it over. J. B1.
Saunders, exceptional framing. 306
South State St. tu-th-sun
TYPE WRITING andtilHmeograp~b.
Ing promptly and neatly done
by experienced operators at mnod-
erate rates. Thesis and college
Work a specialty for 19. years. - 0.
1. MVorrill, 17 Nickels Arcade. Tho
Typwriter and Stationery Store. U.
TYPEWRITER RIBBONS AND
CARBONS
Our rapid turnover insures a fresh
rstock and you secure the best qual-
ity at a moderate price. 0. D. MOR-
RIL.' 17 Nickels Arcade, Phone
6615. Dealer: L. C. Smith & Corona
Typewriters, Inc. tr
NOTICE-The new Royal Portables
are now on display at Rider's Pen
Shop, 315 State St. A wonderful
machine. You will be interested.
Call and see them
NOTICE
FORDS - FORDS - FORDS
Our entire stock of used cars IIAS
been put into first class runnilig con-
dition and the prices asked are in
many cases much lower than th~eM
value given. A car f or~ every purse
and every car worth the money. Come
in, pick out your cat and, drive It,
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C ERTAIN suits stand out in your , mem-
ory. Some because you felt proud
and comfortable every time you wore them.
Some because you realized your dreadful
mistake every time you put them on.
So maybe you have decided that this
clothes business is a lottery--sometini~s you
draw a prize and someimes you don't
Before you let that philosophy harden,
however, try my Earl Cragg style system.
Here style is a study and a hobby.
It's worth trying, especially when you
remember that my two trouser suits are but
forty dollars-and my topcoats but thirty.
Correctly,
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The Authori1ii on
A--Ien's y4ear.
F'OR SALE-Chevrolet 1923 touring.
I$40.00. Phone 9023 any afternoon
Ior evening and ask for McKee or
NOTICE
FOR convenience, speed and satisfac-
tion, visit Trojnowskls Barber
Shop. tues-thur-sat
HEALTH Begins when you phone
8428. C. M. Gibson, Chiropractor, 361
coupes, Tudors, four doors, $36 to
$346.
$ The very one you want' is hero.
Talk to Mr. Gauss. Phone 4229.
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