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White Swan Laundry

We do the
Finest Laundry
Work
in the city. Phone
us an order and
be convinced

Junction of
Catherine and
Detroit Streets
and Fourth Avenue
Bell Phone 165
Home Phone 152-White

WHITE SWAN LAUNDRY
We are showing an especially fine assortment of
W. WOOLENS for Summer
in Flannels and Light Grey Suitings
Keep Cool. Come where all legs lead to.
I F. A. MYLES

(Secornd Floor)

607 N. William St.

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DETROIT UNITED LINES
BETWEEN DETROIT, ANN ARBOR AND. JACKSON
Limited Cars East Bound-7:50 a. In., 1:50 p. in., 4:50 p. in., 7:50 p. in.
Limited Cars West Bound-01:24 a. in., 2:24 p. in., 5:24 p. mn , 8:24 p. mn.
Local Cars East Bound-To Detroit, 5:45 a.,im., aod every hour to
10:45 p. m. To Ypsilanti, 5:45 a. m.,, and half hourly to 11:15 p. in.,
also i2:t5 a. in., 12:.30 a. ni., 12:50 a. in. To Saline, change at
Ypsilanti.
Local Cars West Bound-5:45 a. in., 7:15 a. in., and every two hours
to 51:15 p. om.,
College Men, Take Notice
EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITIES FOR
DUSIN ESS Intis FOR YOUNG MEN
Interviews ad Correspondence Solicited
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Co.
W. T. GAGE, General Agent
615 Hammond Bldg.. DETROIT
If you are looking for the Coolest Place in Town, and the
Best Place to Eat, Board at
The uttng ae
Corner of Monroe and State Streets
Regular Board, Meal Tickets, and Single Meals

UNIVERSITY NOTICES
COMING EVENTS.
Unless otherwise s peciied, the lectures
wiltlbe given is the XWest ILcurr .Room,
Physical Laboratory.
Aug. i8, 5p .-.Shaiosws. Profj. W.
tBradshsaw.
Aug. 1(, 5 P. iii.-ilattcy's Comet (ilus-s
trated). Prof. . H. Curtis.
Aug. 19, 8:30 p. s.-Recepionu. ar-
bour Gyuiuasilus. Students mst tre
seit Treasurer's receipt at door. Ex
ra tickets uav te procuredt at the
offier in Uiversity all Friday, Aug.
19, from 2 Its 4:30 ip. 11.
Aug. 2-Mtiusical cocert at Michiga
Union.
UNIVERSITY LEADS IN
GAS EXPERtMENTATION.
One of the features of the egneerig
Ielartneit of this uiv ersit, is te
experimenrltal statios for te uasnifoe-
tire and testing of ilumiinatig gas.
The stationI is main tained bIy the Mihi
gahniGas .Associati, whiici is a boy
of gas mlauifacturers adl mlaagers (of
gas comipanies throghlot the stai.
In ihe year igoagui a felsswship ws-as
establishesd,shitihas een15m1aitainedl
iute, because of the ((est for sciintiic
stud, of problemls arisingill the 111:11-
fatrero)1gas fromcoea. 'Thisis tie
oatl- fettoshsipinllte engneern g e-
partmllent, asss is ill etiarge of tie etass
calt engineerig.
Ini onnlectionl sithsthe fellostit, tte
assocationl tas equitpedt a1comlelte-e-
perimlent staion~, whicihl is ocated at
tie works of the Aun Arbor gas cm
(all),, hut which is unidser ttecotrlt
of te departument of ceicelllen ~gieer
ing. Tthe saion oceupites a tswostis-s
111d1 tasem~ent uannex Iso te retort hsuss;
of the sworks, an111 is eu~itpet sit; a
tree-stage ondseser siti stem and5
sater conn~ection~s for accrat resgula-
tilln (f the tempetlrature :a tar siu,(rt,
and tstationllmetcer. (Onr of ttse regar
rtorts (11:y, at 1wil, becoCsnnectel tlis
cenesing system~, adallth te protucts
fromll a futtt chrge Illestred.
In the second story is a aoratory
comletee quclippledl for tte mieasre
ment Iof eat iv eralu 1e ca de lpower,
ansd for gas anlytsis. Th tati1o1n.5 is es-
tablitsted tprimsarity for researct, ad(
te equipmitsleI is cmlpete anleile
en~oughtalatosw a side rang of ives ti-
gationlIo11 (ifferent coals, :and1 ((11effect
of chanlges 0o1 retort 1. ((teratre,and
muetthods of codensation. Last year all
extend~edt series of tests Ito determsine te
ale(f coas froms the differet parts
of the Unitedl States swas coduc~lted ill
co-operationi sithi te Uited States
engineer eree 1oassist il te work.
S'lietiganletasds in tis bind 1of isor.
for this te (o((I testigplaltsof its
kiill te Un~ited States. Tteswork
done Ill experieltatonI is btotliIteoreti-
cat anld practical, ad tis arniest 1oill
connoectionI wills the evry-c la prline
tiosn of gas il a reguar pat.
Miss Winni Mae Jones, who grad-
aed this smmner fronm the Deparmenlt
of Lieraure, Scielsce ad the Arts, has
acceptedi a positions 1atte Rier Rouge
Highl School as teacher in Latillaid
History. Before taking up her duties,
shte plans to tle ass automobie trip
from Oklahoma to Colorado Springs.
Big oxfords sae at AllanssIad For-

M iaSand College Music
For Sale at Lowest Prices
SCH AEB3ERLE tomSON
Tess p1l1(e for 5.l1 Music Supplties
MUSIC HOUSE i Ho S. MAIN ST,
We Do the Highest Grade of Work
Varsity Launr o
u d C215-217 S. Fourth Avenue
Colt 928, Either Phone. andt Oar Wagon Will Cell Promptly. .
R&ove's Launidry
406 Detroit Street
We call for and deliver your Laundry
FINEST QUALITY OF WORK DONE
Bell Phone 457
One Block From Campus 1212 South University
WUERTH HOUSE
THE PLACE TO EAT
Special Sunday Dinners 35c
Board by week- - $3.50
SVBSCRI$E FOR
The Michigan Alumnrsus
Anecme a membic therebly of
tThe Universty of Michigan Alumni Association
Atllshosubscrib5e swill receivea sspecitls sotu,,s uveesportrait a! Dr. Angell
S Somie facts:
tLThe Aluinss the largest sotlege mosnthly io the country. a~t con-
talus the latest news ahosit the University. and editorial comment on
' important evens. Cit contains personal items concerning members of
3 your class every (south. GLA volumue of the Alumnus contains the his-
tory of the University for the year. (LIt publishes a sertes of well
chosen pictures every month.

Bell Phone 1097-L

Home Phone 524-White

'The Ann Arbor Swimming
Pool
WILL BE OPEN
EVERY DAY EXCEPT SUNDAY
9 A. M. to 9 P.M.
OPEN SUNDAYS, 3 P. M. to S P. M.
It is refreshing to take a bath in
nice cool spring water
ANN ARBOR SWIMMING PARKS
713 5. Fifth Ave.

sythe.
Big oxford sale at Atlnan nd 1151For-
sythse. 1I-12-13
Rooms for Lady Studsents. Foitr
sitites an~d onse sinsgle rosom, a11 cotnvent-
iessces, withlinsIwo blocks of caumpus.
8o- G. Hurons
PALAIS ROYAL.
Best prices for pennuants and soit-
venlirs.
Solne msore of those item salted pea-
nuts1. 'Cushing's Pharmacy.
°Big oxford sale at .Ahhmusd andI For-
sythse.

JN arranfinf year smmaier vactian beesure that pare of it, at least, is spent
on the Great Lakes. It is teoset pleasant and eoomical trip is Amer-
lea and you will enjay everyininute. Alitbe inmportant porte of *he
Great Lake are reached refalarly by the exscellentseurvice af the D. 6'C. Lade
Lines. The ten larfe steaiesr of thisdal are ofinadernosteelcontractieon,
propelledl by paierula enfins and have all the qualitiees of speed, safety asnd
coemfort. Tbe United Wirelese Telefraph Servie uied aboaed.
Tickets reading via any rail line between Detroit and Buffalo, Detroit and
Cleveland ore available tor transportatioa on D. & C. Line Steatmera in either
direction.
The D. &9 C. Lake Lines operate daily tripe between Detreit sod Buffialo,
Detrao and Cleveland, four trips weekly beiween Toledo, Deiroit, Mackinac
Itland and way ports, and two isips weekly betweea Deteoii, Bay City, Saginaw
and way port. A Cleveland to Mackinac special cleamer will be operated from
Jane 25 to Septemsber 10, leavinf Cleveland direeei for Mackinac, stopping at
Deiroit enrotentvry trip and at Goderich, Ont., every oibee trip.
Special daylight trips between Detroit and Cleveland during July and August.
Send 2-cn st eamp for illustrated pamsphlet and Groat Lakeosnmap.
Address, L. G.'LEWIS, G. P. A., DETROIT
P. H. MCMiLLAN, PotS. A. A. S.HANTZ, GEN. MGR.

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Complete Line of
Fabrics

0. H. WILD COMPANY
311 South State Street

Summer Suiting.s
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O-itg TroUserv