THlE MICIGAN DAILY-

Professor Ojvincl Winge: "TheGene- in g
DAILYOFFICAL BU LETIN tics of the Millionsfish."We
DAIL U~~IAA BULETIN___on:
Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all memnberzs of the Mr. Charles Wesley IDunnl, Trade 6881
tUiversity. Copgy received at the offce of the' Assistant to the President until Association Attorney of New York
I 330 1:3 a atrdy.-~City representing among other groups .A4
VOL.X.LT F~IDY, CTOBR 2~ 132 ~ .t the Associated Grocery Manufactur: to0
eis of America, will speak this after- o'cle
NOTICES noon at 3 o'clock 0in Voom 102:5, Ani- Hal.
Obse~rance of Armiistice Day: In order to permit students and mesa- g90lall11o "The Ge nerazl Problem TFif I
hers of the faculties to take part in the public observance of Armistice of Resale Pice(: Maintenan-ce." All
Day', Friday, November 11, classes scheduled between 10 a. m. and 12 noon mstudents of the School of business ineetd Ew
in that day will be disnmissed. Libraries, lab~oratories, hospitals, clinics, and adinistrationi and others itrsEalo
offices will remain open.
EXHIBITIONS
University Broadcasting, Station WJR today: "A N'ion-Partisan Coin Exhibition of Europecan Sketches S
parison of the Republican and Democratic Planks and Policies" by Pro- by Lorne E. Marshall, '31A, holder of me(
fessor Paul MV. Cuncannon, 8 p.,im. the Booth Traveling Fellowship in -
"Archaeology at Our Doorstep," by Professor Carl E. Guthe, 8:15 p. in. Architecture. Onl ground floor of the
_ Architecture Bilding;open daily ex-
Notice: On and after this date, the rate of pay for student help se- cepting Sunday, 9 to 5, through Oc-.
cured at the Employment Bureau, will be 30 cents an hour. Anyone de- toberl 31.
siring students to assist in house cleaning, yard or garden work, kindly Tenth Annumal Anl Arbor artists'
call 8115, and ask for Miss Smlith. Exhibition in the Gall1eries of Alumni
Joseph A. Bursley, Dean of Students. Memorial H1all. Open 1:30 to 5 on
-week days, 3 to 5 on Sundays through
Art Lending Service: The Ann Arbor Art Association calls attention 'November 20.
to the arrangenient whv1ic 1hai .e been made whereby paintings included
in the exhibition of 16( ai aigts beginning today in the North Gallery, tE7 ENTS5 TODAY
Alumni Memorial Hall, may be rented by individuals and organizations. Play Prcodxucion' presents "Thes
For7 terms (;ad further information, inquire of Jean Kyer (tel. 9456). Adn ahn, yEmrRc.a
_______________the Laboratory Theater at 8:30 p. mn.
tOverture begins at 8:15. Box office
Oralorical s viation L:iecture Course; In order to avoid congestion at will be open from 10 a. m. to 8:45
theE bo-ofi e-ret Lill Thom1as lecture on Saturday night, October pp. m PefrmIances will aso be ''v en
2she requiest m~qade tchat tickets be purchasd at Wahr's State Street a 'ay Monday, 'ue,-day, "Wd-
re ohsn mand season tickets are now on sale. n, day, a,..d Thuarsday. Tickets may
1~o reserved :y phoning the theater.
Frehma Crup o~ 0: Will all members of Professor Mickle's group W..- ~iigCub iei e
p eas reprt to~m tth I.earf ing rganzed at 3 :3-0 p, m. The ru
coy i ce a!,,A yia i _t1quities in the log o t r om BarborGy he grump
fW M,.'t-ivil.1 lecture on Any women students wishing to ride
[ntep,, iv Ark 2s S, htyL1: 'All P n heOITestament" (i1 r se t e ntuc ihMs
membel;rsaofeaskedSo eteintowho wth Lo
takeactve artn tie o n~tte ~lu ~ratd wti ant n lids) ues Elizabeth Cooper (telephone 3318),
in_ th frgaso hssceyfrdy oebi1 t41 .i.i h and also to reserve their horses by
thi yar rereqes~d o ee r'all au~ cec Auditorium. Thiscaln748
Mr. Ho1llister at n . Ainetr':of 1 zc t 1e uner the auspices of the Theosophical Society meets at 8:00
suc meber wll e hld)flR~oA ruseesofthe School of Religion p. m. in the League Building. Dr.
3>02? Mason H-1o7 Wdej'y1ov-Fn. h public is invited. Jimninez will continue his discussion
2: frm7:15, to :0. A d o metin______ofthe "ANCIENT WISDOM." Visi-
imnportant ome ;Jt tors welcome.
committe fo the year 'niversity Lecture: 4:15 p. m, to- _____
G' be organed.
-___ dat.y, Natural Science Auditorium. Hlayrack Party: Those interested
tiraduat-; tudenpts: Bridge: All-_ _ _________
graduate students interested in either -I
bridge lessons or in a bridge club
League Monday, October 31, at 7:30 ~I~ V
p. m.. This will be an organization Y I1TTE EVOE yGO
mieeting for both groups. Ten les- C hina Inn Cafe
sons $2.25. ___yu
____carry yu shoes to be Chinese and American Aestaurant
314 S. State St., Neal(' the Campus
Dancing: Lessons begini Wednes- ! repalred', When we call Above the Morrill Stationery Store
day, November 2, at the Michigan High-Class Serv'ice T!,i ty -Food
League, 7:30-8:30 p. m. Eight les- for andt deliver FREE.- - d
$3.00.Special Chinese and Ainerion Mends
sons $.0 Daily-Everything Home Cooking
_________Deicious Dishes-Bring. Your
Friends to Dinner Here With You
Danin*g Club: Organization meet-
in Studa, o. 2,atth W-Special Noonday Lunch.. 30Scto :35c
ingSatrdy, ov.12 attheWo ~ .~II.'D1J-RTable d Hote Dinner...40c to 50c
men's Athletic Building at 8 :0~0 p. mn. -1e i Special Sunday Dinner .......... 50c
An admittance charge of 25 cents PiaeDnn omfrPris
will be charged to defray cost of- l u ieOdr alo eie
S5 -e S Jai l usd resGi rlefvrjanitor service and mui~sic. ~IAf From 11 A. M. to Midnight
_____426 Thompson Call 6898 PHONE 23810
Eating Clubs: Breakfast Group: Open from 11 A. M. to 1 A. M.
First meeting November 6, 9: 15 a. i.1

going on a hay rack pairty meet at
!ley Hall 7:45 p: im. All -who plan'
going please call the secretary at
rI by noon and make reservations.
kil Lutherani Students arc invited
attend a Hrd-t;ie jparty at 7 :"1

vcmber 1, t the League (see b ullet-in
board for niame, of room) 7:30 p. in.
lProf. ide] Toro will give a short talk.
All people who are interested are cor-
dially invited to attend. I



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lock. at the Zion ILurneran varisb Graduate Oting Club: Hike to
11, corner Waslhington I O! rSud;arctber3d
~~h Avenue. Saginaw ForestSudyOcoe30
_____ TfLeeA ngell Hall 8:30. return 12:30.
Rapti-t Guild--:30 V.in.: Hal- Second group, leave Angell Hall 3:00,
e';cn PartyA Guild mouse-503 bring 20c for sup)per, cup and spoon.,
st Huron. return 8:30. I~n case of rain, hikes
start as scheduled, but others may
C;CMINC EENTIS meet, at W. A. A. building at 5:30.
Sociedad Hispaoica: Informal Watch this bulletin for overnight
Feting will be held Tuesday, No- hike next weekend.

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in thle Russian TLea Rtoom f M01iV±4lr- I-
gan League. Cafeteria service.
Luncheon Group : Tuesday noons,
12:15, in Russian Tea Room of Mich-
igan League. Cafeteria service.
Dinner Group: Wednesday at 6: 00
p. m. Russian Tea Room- of Michi-
gan League. Cafeteria service.
ACADEMIC NOTICES
Economics 51: Room~s for the ex~-a
amination on Monday at 5 o'clock
are as follows: 1025 A.H.-.Mr. Pal-Ij
mer's sections. 103 R.L.-Mr. Hoad's
sections. 25 A.H.-Messrs. Burroughs
and Lamb's sections. 205 M.H.- -
Messrs. Caverly's and Devol's sec-
tionis.
Preliminary examinations~ for the
Ph.D. in Englishi are to be given in~
the foll owing order: Oct. 29, EnglishT
Literature of the Renaissance, .
5, Old English and Medieval Litera-
ture. Nov. 12, History of Citicism.
Nov. 19, Lingtuitic ".
LECTURES
University Lecture: Mr.A S. R. K.l
Glanville, Assistant Keefer of Egypt-
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Chocolate and Grange Ice Choco01ate
'Vanilla withPum pkn Center
We are also able to supply you with the following mo
Witches, Pumpkins, Corn, on the Cob, Squirrels. Owls,
YlV~n in the Moon.

Phone 2-3181

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SAVINGS
Check the: following s'pecials; they will mnake a big
saving on your budge.

Ads:
and
.25C
kips
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-. t5c
water
*-15C
.5c.
.124c,

We are glade to present the house mnanagers of
frateri-ity and sorority houses ti's plan: fo
lowering their monthily b1udget. The DAILY
advises that a Weekly menum be m ade for all th-e
ieas during that week. Then call utp thew
vario usmerdianms foud onl this page,an allow
11h1cn to supply you at a cosiderably 'lower4r otL
By dloing this, in a month or two you will 1 be able
to See the remarkable reduction it has jmadle in]
your budget.
The DILYis able to, recommt-end the igh
quality mearchanbdise* purcshased at these markets.
THlE MICHIGAN DAILY.

A- Budget Sugrgestion,

I- ARBOVp0R SPRINGS WATER
Deliv(ered i Cse of Six 2-Qu art Bottle~ for Conven ientHomu se 113
5-Gaillln Bottile~ for the Of~ice
PHMONE 8270 FORl QUICKSRVE
We can also supply youz with chemnically pulre distilled water.
ARBO-R SPRINGS WATER CO.
416 West Hiui on Phone 8270
kol- yor ne~ uxt Order of
1Jersey Pasteurized milk
Pasteur-ized Milk and Cream
Phone 2-3141
WEST SIDE P1S DAIRV
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Mtarshmallows for your Halloween Party, pound. .
Dotes, bulk, golden, 2 pounds. ............. .


Plenty of Cider, Doughnuts, Nuts of all kinds, Pumpla
olloween Candles, to close out, all sizes and pric
MAocaroi or Spaghietti, cooks in- 5 miinutes, 2 pounds ...-
Evaporated Peaches, ca lot of food value. for the price, lb
Silver Spring Ginger Ale, made from the famnous5 spring
-at Northville, 2 qluart-s. .. ....... ..... .
Mrs. Heamplin's Homemade Finger Rolls, dozen
(irk's Hard Water Castile Soap, a saving at. -.
Tom Collins, a fine imnecdink, to close out, 2 for...

Serve Something New anld.Dif feren
for Hallowe'en

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Cat Witch , Pumpkin- Owl
-Corn in Husk Brownie
Candles

StenedS lices

Cat 1 Ol Pumpkin
Witch

MEATS
L.arb Chops, -finest qiuality Swift branded, pound.


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