THE MICHIGAN DAILY "B" TAM LEAVES FRESHMEN USE BADGER a PLAYS IN SCRIMMAOE m + n I tr GA;Mr I I H(Continued from Page 6) rn ST ing and Williams, tackles; Poe and po Steinke, guards; Cragin, center. da Captain Rich and Wheeler were at ho (Continued from Page 6) the halfback positons, with Gem- in the practice. An attempt is be-, bis at fullback and Straub at # ing made to add more variety to quarter. the offense of the Junior squad. In Al Bovard, whose shoulder was last Saturday's fray, the team did injured in the Ohio fracas, was' . in uniform again yesterday, hold- not resort to the aerial game at all, ing down his old center position depending entirely on smashes in signal practice, but did not en-, through the line and dashes off- gage in scrimmage. tackle and around the ends. I - A powerful running attack was revelaed but the need of a threats from the air seemed to effectually S - d ! spoil all chances of pushing the pigskin over the Ohio State goal! line for a touchdown. Mike Geis- ISave money on stationery. Get tert, the dimuative back, was hurl- 100 sheets and 50 envelopes with ing the ball yesterday with a con- the school insignia and youry sideiable degree of accuracy. I monogrammed initials printed Sophomores and se;onld se- ester freshmen interested in yying out for cross country anager are requested to re- rt after 3:00 o'clock any )y this week at the field Ouse. 01 -o "The Home of Hart-Schaffner and Marx" Paul Colwell, Manager Al I , " I'.^ S Xi SLASS I FIE ADVERTISING NOTICE G E O L O G Y- Exam Tutoring - M. T. A. 310 So. State. Phone 7927.c NOTICE - Tickets available for Michigan-Wisconsin game. Call N. Pickard. Dial 5618. 29,30,31 MACK TUTORING AGENCY 310 So. State. Phone 7927 Tue., Thu., Fri. c NOTICE - Tutoring in English, Rhetoric, French, Biology. Terms moderate. Call Clark, 7796. TYPEWRITER SERVICE Complete typewriter service. New L. C. Smith, Corona, all makes of portable and used machines, bought, sold, exchanged. Rentals by the week, month, or semester. Repairing of all makes by skilled w o r k m e n. Typewriting and Mimeographing promptly and' neatly done by experienced op- erators at moderate rates. We have served Michigan students, over twenty years. O. D. Morrill, 17 Nickels Arcade. Phone 6615. c Main emphasis was being put on a short pass over the line of scrim- mage although the longer variety also came in for practice. Should this type of play prove a ground gainer in the fray with the Badger squad Saturday, the Michigan Junior varsity should cause a lot of trouble in Madison. Patton is now being groomed at center to replace Sherwood who has gone up to the "A" squad. With the possible exception of a change in the backfield and presence of Patton at the pivot post, it is prob- able that the Wolverine juniors will line up against Wisconsin in the same manner they did against Ohio State. Sailors Beo Master Mariner FOR RENT on the sheets and envelopes. Your choice of either linen or ripple finish paper, packed in a neat box, for $1.25. Samples sent on request. Gene R. Austin Agent, FLETCHER HALL Phone 4078 Ann Arbor, Mich. YOU CAN'T WEAR OUT THEIR LOOKS * 7 FOR RENT-Pleasant single room for rent, three blocks from cam- pus. Apply 915 East Ann. Phone 2-2455. 25,26,27,28,29 FOR RENT-Desirable single room. Must sublet at half price. Call 6759. 27,28,29 FOR SALE FOR SALE-Two good tickets for Wisconsin game. Dial 7334. 29,30 FOR SALE-A number of good Wis- consin tickets. Call Fecheimer, 3590. 29,30 FOR SALE-Sweet cider, grapes and grape juice. Call R. E. Wag- ner, 9534 or 22413. WANTED WANTED-Five young men to in- troduce a nationally advertised product in this district. High commissions. Call N. Pitzele or H. Weil, 8417, 1-6 p. m. Thurs. or Friday. 29; WANTED-Three students to sell armbands before games. Good proposition. Call Maynard. 4837. 29 WANTED-Students who appreci- ate good home-cooked meals to sample ours, at 332 E. Jefferson. 26,28,30 FOUND FOUND-A pocketbook in The Parrot. Inquire there.' South State. 27,28,29 LOST-Btween Dr. Cowie's Hos- pital on Division St., and, or in, Michigan theater, platinum bar pin with diamond setting. Tele- phone 7811. Reward. 28,29,30 MICHIGAN DAILY, -$4.00 FOR THE YEAR "FEATURING" LUST The Overcoat for 1928 K . ca, s"_y s, Diagonal Weaves, Herringbones and Wursted Curls The New Shades of Blue, Oxford and Novelty Cloths Greys t ' for Favorite. Pipe Tobaceo Single and Double Breasted Styles Some 50 inches long. A wonderful assortment of new patterns in Scarfs Hansen's English "Sae-Fit" Dress Gloves Suede and Horsehide Jackets in Black, Tan or Grey. LOST-Gray tweed top coat. Ham- ilton Clothing Co., Traverse City, inside of collar. Liberal reward if returned to 921 East Ann. Phone 8531. 29 LOST-Ladies' tortise shell earring p ndant. Finder please phone 8621. 29 LOST-Plaid silk scarf in browns and orange. Reward. Call 5248. 27,28,29 Want Ads Pay I OSCAR O. M. VOGEL Malden, Mass. Larus & Bro. Co. March 10, 1928 Richmond, Va. Dear Sirs: I have been a Master Mariner for many years, and as a general rule all seafaring men smoke a pipe. I have r rie'd about all the different brands of tobaccoon the market, and in my esti- mation, there is not one make of to- bacco that will compare with Edge- worth Slice f or a good., cool, long smoke. Sailors would come to me and say Capt., be sure to put in a good sup- ply of Edgeworth when you fill up the canteen." That speaks for what the average sailor thinks of Edgeworth. I retired from the sea six years ago, and the largest grocery dealers in Boston keep me supplied with this wonderful smoke. I take great pleasure in boosting it to my friends. j Very truly yours, (signed) Capt. C. E. Kenney Edgeworth Extra High Grade Smoking Tobacco MARTIN H. VOGEL VOGEL B RO0S, MARKET 339 South Main Street' No Work to Shine Them! A few rubs of a soft' cloth and Smith Smart Shoe leathers shine like new-day after day.. Performance proves! how good they are!j Smith SmnarShoes Dietzel's Shoe Store 117 E. Washington Street rnErasa2arraIre At Your Service Phone 6656 COnlin and Wetherbee Try some of our choice roasts of beef, pork, veal and lamb. We have the delicious Canadian back bacon, and that won- derful Virginia ham for roasting. Plenty of fowl, chickens, broilers and ducks. SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY 18 E. Washington-Down Town Read the Classified Ads I Ham Ends-15c Large size. Monarch Teenie Weenie Sweet Peas 12 Cans for $2.50 Rim 11 1 1 117 ii i t Right through the V '~ C'' ' 2>' Famous fabrics plus the . note in style have always give ine Alligators the first call whe and quality count. Alligators, tinguished for their individual to wear one is to enjoy absolu tection in all kinds of weather durable and gayly colored in a of models for every purse andp Not only the famous Alligator but many new and exclusive are now available. Alligators only at the best stores and ret $7.50 to $25.00. See the new A tier lay! 11 Overcoats for men who know ttwhat's what" in greatcoats - men who know and above style, woolens, 2-Pant Suits If you want strictly young men's snappy, stylish clothes, specially made for a college town, embodying the best materials in the latest colors and fabrics, buy Adler Collegian at Corbett's. You can't beat them at any price; you can't beat all, value . . Overcoats that already have won favor among discrimi- nating University men. Fly Front, Button Thru, Peak Lapel, Notch Lapel, R. & W. OVERCOATS either. They're new, they represent superior quality and work- manship, and they fit and look like a "million dollars." Many of our suits and overcoats will leave with the crowd Saturday. The boys come back where they can get what they want at the price they want to pay for it! Chesterfields. Every wanted latest n genu- re class are dis- ity, and ute pro- Light, avariety urpose. Slicker models are sold ail from lligator m o d e 1 represented in our large stock. $40 - $45 - $50 $35 to $45 Once More! Arrow White Broadcloth col- lar attached Shirts-Saturday only- $1.600 We've installed a radio for Saturday's game. Come in, and make yourself "to" home. We'll all listen in. Some of you can't go-neither can we. DOWNTOWN SHOP I Q it __-_11 11