12, 1931

THE MICHIGAN DAILY


REPORT INIlcATES
BREAK UP OF ICE
IN LAKE HARBORS

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Vast Stretches of Open Water
Are Reported for Lake

Superior.
STRAITS ARE ICE

BOUND

Detroit River and Western Lake
Erie Are Free of
Ice.
(By Associated Press)
DETROIT, March 11.-Great
lakes harbors generally are open-
ing, although most of them st l
are ice-bound, and few ice fields
are to be seen, according to the
ice report issued here by Norman
B. Conger, meteorologist for the
United States weather bureau.
Duluth reported the Superior
harbor opening, with an average of
16 inches of ice, but no ice fields
visible in the lake. No fields were
reported off Keweenaw point, nor
from Marquette to Whitefish point,
except behind Grand island. Sault
Ste. Marie reported 18 inches of
ice, with frozen slush on top, in
the St. Mary's river.
Escanaba Ice Breaking.
In Lake Michigan, Escanaba has
15 inches of harbor ice and ice
fields breaking up in the middle
and lower portions of the bay.
Twelve inches of honeycombed har-
bor ice was reported by Sturgeon
bay, with the upper portion of the
bay open and the lower portion
open in spots. There are no ice
fields along the west shore of the
lake nor along the east shore to
northnof Charlevoix. At the straits,
the ice averages 17 inches in thick-
ness, heavily windrowed and in-
creasing in ,depth, although ice
fields are mostly gone from around
Beaver island.
In Lake Huron, at Mackinac is-
land, the ice is eight inches thick.
Cheboygan reported the harbor
open, but automobiles crossing on
the ice from Point Nipigon to Point
Aux Pins report a half mile open
channel from Point Nipigon to be-
yond Cheboygan. The west shore
is free of field ice from Presque
Isle to within ten miles of Port
Huron, whence ice fields extend to
the mouth of the St. Clair river.
The eastern shore is free of field
ice. Ice from 10 to 12 inches thick
is in Saginaw bay, forced in by the
wind.
St. Clair River Open.
The St. Clair river is open to
near St. Clair, then is closed to the
flats, with a blockade near Rob-
ert's Landing. The Detroit river is
open.
Varying conditions are reported
for Lake Erie, with the west end
generally open, except for ice a-
round the islands, but the east end
rather generally closed with field
ice. Cleveland has some slush ice in
the harbor, as does Sandusky. The
ice in the east portion of Lake Erie
is soft and honeycombed, averag-
ing about four inches in thickness.
Daily Official Bulletin
(Continued from Page 8)
cruiting interviews are on Friday,
March 13. Those interested should
sign on the posted schedule.
Senior Mechanical Engineers: Mr.
Williams of the Westinghouse Elec-
tric & Manufacturing company of
East Pittsburgh, will be in room 221
West Engineering building on Fri-
day, March 13, for the purpose of
interviewing those men who may
be interested in employment with
this company.
Women Students: There will be
a skiing and tobogganing party
Saturday afternoon, March 14. All
women wishing to attend will meet
at the Women's Athletic building
at 2:00 p. m.

Freshman Women: Election of
Pageant Chairman and committee
heads will be held at 4 o'clock, on
Friday afternoon in the Lydia Men-
delssohn theatre. All women should
be present.
Children's rhythm classes will be
held in Barbour gymnasium as
usual on Saturday morning, March
14. Children from 5 to 8 years will
mee- at 10 o'clock and thcae from
8 to 12 years at 11 o'clock.
Baptist Students: "La Party
Moderne," Saturday evening, at 8
o'clock, in the Baptist Guild House.
Plans are being made for a party
"that is different." Come and see
for yourself that it can be done.
Your presence and that of a
friend is expected. May we extend

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Tomorrow and days following will reveal an amazing array of men's and women's footwear. New in every trend of fashion yet sacrificed in this mighty sale. Hun-
dreds of pairs of shoes. Embracing every wanted style-every desired leather-every sought for las: and every color. This is the sort of sale that forces
economy seekers to buy freely in the old time fashion. We have broken away from the established price policy during this event and are making low

price the compelling power.
We've mar ed goods down to such ri diculously low figures that you who can resist such savings-absolutely defy your own interests




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and defeat genuine economy.
For the LADIES a real dazzling array of new modes for every occasion. Street-formal-SUNDAY NIGHT -
Restaurant - spectator sports and sports wear. The best leathers, fabrics, and combinations -all
brought into large groups-so low it will amaze you. FOR THE MEN we have grouped
together in distinctive price ranges our entire stock. No matter how discriminating
your taste you will be more than satisfied with the smart shoes in the sale.




VELOUR CALFS

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New in every detail, these velour
calfs are featured for the spring and
e,- gaining in popularity. Shades
are black and Brown. Entire stock
is new. To start the sale right
we price them at
cost .-4- -5o

SNAKE~ SKIN & LIZARDS
AU: ne- in beautiful patterns, You
will be delighted with these shoes.
Get a pair now at this low price for
your' spring wardrobe.
Regular $11.50. Sale$8 '

200 Pairs. of Ties, Pumps and
in Kid, Velour, Calf, Lizard and Snake-
skin. Must be closed out in this great
drive. Values Regular $11.50 on Sale....

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Straps
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ENGLISH BROGUES
In popular bla , so tan. A corn
bination of ;tv; czd durability.
Greatly sacriced in price. Regular
$11.50..... . A
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VIKING CALF
Ast strong in quality as the name it
bears. Comes in tan and black.
All lasts. Re g uladr
$10.00. Sale.... .. . 8 4
DANIEL GREEN SLIPPERS
FOR MEN
Patent leather, black an d tan. Soft
kid slippers in all shades. Formerly
$4.50 values
on Sale a M

GREAT REDUCTION IN DANIEL
GREEN SLIPPERS FOR WOMEN.
Mules and slippers in attractive
shades and designs-thoroughly cut
in price from $5.00 ~'~,
as low as - 2.4i


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These fine shoes come in
pumps, ties and straps in
every size and width. Also
in an assortment of heels.
Look what they sold for
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selling f o r

VELOUR CAFE
Sturdily built-presenting a
neat well dressed appear-
ance in complement with
the rest of your attire. In
tan and black. These shoes
go on sale at cost price.
Regula 45

MOIRE SATINS
Plam satn is giving way to Moire.
And here you will find the answer to
every shoe wardrobe's prayer. En-
tirely new yet priced so low it is
b a r d I y believable.
Reular $10.00. Sale $

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line of John Winters' Imported Scotch
Calfskin from Carnusti, Scotland, in-
in this gigantic price cutting
Regular $11.50. Sale .



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