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I'l'er repriular____
about cs tiiree ood Professor Thiemne Contrasts Ideas
ii i i ~ 0) iit. of [)ifferent Schools
I 'idiii it Youi ke d-' e "TIhitlihtle if liii' Nineteenth Centuiry
ro'Wd lRS eiclure iif tie siimiiier scliool series
II I-J 1. ON "RO . veliii iii afte rnooni. "In Friech
307-309 S. State St. IpaI inig IDelacri meaiit as miich as
Vicltr 1In goelidi i literature.
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ihirow if Napoleon there itai a liitg
utb House rsrcin.The hFretieAadml wa
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OeBlock from Campus. t iiosetitles. the re enistuedl t batttle
its iil hettt cctithe Seti- ol andilthe Ittle-
209 5. State St. T7-t ii ijtits fletaletit
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tansbjcslesigntatedl by the 'Chef,'
Co to the h h iott of ritertioti, sttehtat
STUDNTSSUPPY SORE aun, titos, sylphls, ete., (41 terfect
STUDENTkSUPPLYSTOREtetittice te estile tatusi
tjoR AL rotrt artt(6) a t i e taught,Ihentce tteri
Summer School Supplies Iteauttifuil, (71 to tItiti the creek laisoNt 1)k.Puti os tto- pooto n eini oasrs ihe
try ig i lle ofii Canitetts tosessee of eerttint estimattlle talent.
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Thii result of these pitneiples wtas itiai
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nohigtocantie.It cretatedlcertaini
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MANY MUSICIANS TRAVEL ABROAD
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CRAWFORD SHOES
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Cheoscsot, Drugs ad Sundres
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Billiards and Pool
Tobaccos and Cigars
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Opp. 0. U. B. Statna.
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F OR photographic film
and printiflg paper,
cameras, pure chemi-
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come to this store and you
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Let us show you our
splendid assortment of
cameras. Pure chemicals,
all photographic supplies.
Developing and printing
idoite. Reasonahle charges. .!,eo
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eighteentih centutries artists fitllitwed
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Steam and French
Dry Cleaners
Suits Pressed 25c
Trousers 10c
619 E. William Street
JOHN H. LAMBERT
The University Shoe Shop
luiIiinofA retitsittith AtiIrchiPro
LACES ANt) POLISHES
613EH Wifliam St., Ann Arbor
rilt FARMERS AND M[ECHANICS BANK
MAIN ANt) HUROON STREETS
Capitl510,000 Sorplos aid IProrfits$100,000
iuitoraltlatuking Business,.5 perusal paid
iTtimeu n aut v ing.,tDeposits. 0Safety Do-
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it 11P. Prs.-i . (ai. Iui'l TTt-ss'sAs Vice-Prrs,
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The Ann Arbor Savings Bank
Capiuttl Slt.kii0,000 Surplus O$290,000
Reisurcei s $2,4,000
A Geoneral anking Business Transacted
Ovc t s:Chas.KE.lHisock, Pres.; W. D.
Haorriman, Vice Pres.:M. J Fritz, Casier
STATE SAVINGS BANK
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Wrot, Arnold fDr. V. C.Vaughan
las. it, Wade K. F. Mills
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FIRST NATIONAL BANK
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ii INN E, lAfISON SOULS.
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ANIMATED VIE WS Pictorial Ballads
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The King of Harmony
Musical Alward
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Commnenci ng Monday, Jul~y 11th
Thte Booingsoftot this'Theatre unill he handcled by The Vaudeville
Maniagers' Circuit, uffliateod with 200 thecattes throughout thou
Middle West. Head quauitt ro, Chiciago.
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