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1ou'11 buy this Hat
for looks but look at
its low prIce.
This hat doesn't need the urge
of low price to make it attractive
* . but we're selling it for $3.50.
Walk a few Steps and
Save D6llars.
Young Men's Clothes Shop
116 :East Liberty
NOTICE
WASHINGTON, D.C.-Driving new
heated sedan. Three passengers,
$7.50 each. Leave Friday evening.
Call 8240. 337
IDEAL LAUNDRY CO.
204 North Main Phone 3916
Laundry drop box at Barbecue
opposite Angell Hall. 200c
'TYPEWRITING
AND MIMEOGRAPHING
Promptly and neatly. done.
O. D. MORRILL
314 South State Street 303c
BEST SHOE SHINE in town. San-
fords. Sundays, evenings. 121
E. Ann, 514 E. William. 261c
TYPEWRITERS, all makes, bought
sold, rented, exchanged, repair-
ed. 0. D. MORRILL, 314 South
State. 307c
FOR SALE
SALE-Tuxedo, size 35; excellent
condition; bargain. Call 23409
after 6 p. m. 336
ANNOUMCE TOPICS
FOR| RAIO TALKS g
Second Macbeth Speech Given
Last Night by Professor
Price.
Prof. Hereward T. Price of the
English department gave his second
talk on Macbeth yesterday over the
University-of-the-air program. This
talk was given at the requests of
the Eastern high school of Larsing
and the Elsie Public schools.
"Where Did 'our Nickel Come
From?" will be the subject of a'talk
to be given today by Orman F. But-
ler, professor of Latin and curator
of archaeological collections. Miss
Butler will trace the history of the
American'coin from those discover-,
ed in archaeological excavations.
"The Planet Pupiter" will be the
topic on which Hazel Marie Losh,
instructor and research assistaLt in
the department of astronomy, will
speak on Thursday, Dec. 17.
Prof. William H. Hobbs, head of
the geology department, will talk
on Meteorological and Altitude
Instruments" on Friday, Dec. 18.
Professor Hobbs is director of the
University of Michigan expeditions
to Greenland, and will illustrate his
remarks by references to his re-
search in determining weather con-
ditions and storm predictions at
the Greenland station.
The last program of the year will
be broadcast on Sunday, Dec. 20.
Prograins wil commence again on
Hayden Will Lecture
on Pacifc Question
Professor Joseph R. Hayden, of
the Political Science departmen't,
will deliver today the second of a
series of two lectures on "Inter-!
national Relations in the Pacific"
which he is giving 'under auspices
of the Detroit Women's Council for
Education in International Affairs,
and the Detroit -Council for Adult
Education.
Detroit Judge Aids,
in Clearing Docket
Judge Joseph A. Moynihan of De-
troit came to Ann Arbor yesterday
to aid Circuit Judge George W.
Sample in clearing the court docket.
,JudgeMoynihan heard only chan-
cery cases while Judge Sample pre-
sided at .a continuatiOn of law cases.
Criminal work was reoumed by
Judge Sample late in the afternoon.
HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT PROFESSOR
TO HOLD COURSE ON ROAD TYPES
University Offers Course in Response to Demands for Study
From,County Engineers and Materials Producers.,
Prof. W. J. Emmons of the High-
way department of the school of
engineering will conduct a short
intensive course in bituminous road
types during the coming holiday
vacation from Dec. 28 to Jan. 2.
The course is being offered by the
University in response tonumerous
demands for such a study from
county engineers and materials
producers. It will include a study of
the various ,tars, road oils, cut-
backs, and asphalts, and detailed
consideration of their uses.
Mornings will be devoted to lec-
tures and the afternoons will be
spent in laboratories in order to
acquaint those attending with bi-
tuminous properties and their uses.
A comprehensive file of refer-
ences describing recent develop-
ments in low cost bituminous roads
will be available in the Transpor-
tation library, and should be re-
viewed thoroughly by those inte'r-
ested in the course. No University
credit will be given and no previous
experience or training is required,
for the course.
Those planning to attend this
course have been asked to make.
their intentions known as soon as
possible.
CLASSIFIEDS
PORTER-Available for the second
semester; wife is cook; wages
reasonable; best references. Ad-
dress Box 10, Michigan Daily.
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Economics Prizes Given'
Prof. Ellis by Harvard
Howard S. Ellis, assistant profes-
sor of economics, has been inform-
ed that for work donze 'at 'Harvard
for the degree of Doctor of Philo-
sophy he has been awarded two ofj
that university's prizes in econom-
ics.
One of these, the David A. Welis
prt ize, tcarr ies aar rd of $500 and.
the publication of t he thesisby the
Harvard University press. The sec-
ond award, the Toppan prize, is
$100, and is given for work lying
within the field of political econ-
orny.,
REPOSSESSED CARS-Buy
finance company for b
due. 311 .W. Huron. Phone
from
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Daily at
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WANTED
WANTED- Competent cook would
like position in 'fraternity or
sorority. Telephone 9582. Refer-
ences. 335
LAUNDRY -Soft water. 21044.
Towels, socks free. Socks darned.
. 271c
CASH PAID-For Fords and Chev-
rolets. See Ward, South 4th Ave.
at East Williams. 331
LOST
BLACK berby and white scarf at
Alpha Delta House., Friday night.
Oall 4917 or 7956, Gilbert E. Bur-
sley
LOST-Friday evening, crystal ear-
ring. Finder please call 21948.
333
LOST-Ladies' white gold Elgin
watch. Call 3743. 319
FOUND-An overcoat. Inquire L.
41, Law Club. 334
CARTOON
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