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Also Martha Washington and
Crane's Candies
1 16 S. Main St. Phone 166
UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF MUSIC
MAYNARD STREET. ANN ARBOR
Special Summer Session
June 30-August 22
All Branches of Music
For Catalogue or Information, call at office,
or address
CHARLES A. SINK, Secretary
Capita, $ seven oo Surplus, $So.ooo.m
Uodivided Profits,$20,00 $0.00
THE FARMERS AND MECHANICS BANK
ANN ARBOR, MICH.
Safe Bankingan sortes Teatmet ofour
Customer isOar Watchword.
3 per cent interest in our Savings Department
Get'Furnishings
Varsity Toggery Shop
1107 S. University Ave.

BOOK S
LAW AND MEDICAL
NEW AND SECOND-HAND
Complete Line
Text Books
Text Laboratory Books
Reference Books
Dictionaries
Compends, etc.
CASH OR EXCHANGE FOR
YOUR OLD BOOKS
LARGEST STOCK IN MICHIGAN
C. E. Barthell
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William A. Hart-Business Manager. physical laboratory.
Phone-357. 8:00 p. m.-"The Recall of Judges."
Gordon Davies-News Editor. Dean Henry M. Bates. West lecture
room of the physical laboratory.
-July 1, 8:00 p. m.-Visitors' night at
NWS . the astronomical sbservatory. Ad-
Issue Editors. mission by ticket only,
Y. F. Jabin Hsu. Leo N. Burnett.
Reporters. Foreign Students to Get Acquainted.
George M. Curtis. Earl Crossman. All foreigners attending summer
Sam L. Adelsdorf. J. J. Reighard. session are invited to attend a get-to-
John R. Ober. Charles C. Webber. gether meeting of the Cosmopolitan
Walter W. Watson. C. E. Jamison.I club Saturday night at 7:30 o'clock in
F. J. Hoffmeister. Reuben Peterson. the Cercle Francais rooms in the north
Cyrus J. Goodrich. C. B. Hughes. wing of University hall. A short musi-
Howard V. Devree. Guy Wells. cal program will be presented and a
Mack Ryan. chance will also be given for every-
one to get acquainted.
Business Staff.
Henry S. Parsons, Asst. Bus. Manager. Women's League to Givo Party Friday.
Fred W. Marble. Louis Rabe. I The Women's League will hold a
party Friday afternoon at 4:00 o'clock
Subscriptions and ads taken at in Barbour gymnasium. The first half
Quarry's, Cushing's, and South Uni- hour will be devoted to an entertain-
versity Pharmacy. ment of an informal sort, and this will
be followed by dancing. The party
Issue Editor-Howard V. Devree. is for league members only, but any
university woman will be given an
opportunity to join by paying the reg-
ular dues.
THURSDAY, JULY 10, 1913 IETROIT DONOR GIVES $5,000
TO REPAIR NEWBERRY HALL,
Esprit de Corps.
During the winter we often regret Included in the recent gifts of the
that Michigan is so large that much Newberry family in Detroit for wom-
which is worth while in the small col- en's dormitories was the sum of $5000
lege is lost to the students here. Dur- to alter and repair Newberry hall.
ing the summer the number of stu- Work has already begun. All the
dents here is small, but there is no rooms will be retinted. The roof is
feeling of unity among them. being repaired, and a modern kitchen
There is an opportunity for some with complete equipment will be fit-
campus organization, such as the Un- ted out for the ladies' tea room.
ion, to introduce a little real college This became a very popular feature
atmosphere into the summer session. and grew to such proportions last
A few lawn parties, a concert or year that the women of the univer-
two, and an informal sing now and sity found themselves greatly handi-
then, would go a long way toward capped because of the inadequacy of
making us better acquainted with the kitchen. The tea room was begun
each other, and establishing more of last year on a small basis as an ex-
an esprit de corps. periment, the women doing all the
work themselves. The feature has
Any men who have had experience proventsuccessful and been found to
in playground or Boy Scout work will fill a long felt need for the Univer-
please call at the City Y. M. C. A. sity.

THE WOLVERINE
The official newspaper of the sum-
mer session of the University of Mich-
igan, published by the students, Tues-
day, Thursday and Saturday after-
noons.
Address-The Wolverine, Press Bldg.,
Maynard St.; Ann Arbor, Mich.
Office Hours-1:00 to 2:30 p. m., daily.
Phone 960.
Subscription Rates-By carrier, seven-
ty-five cents for the summer; mailed
to any address for one dollar.
Advertising Rates-Furnished upon
application to the business manager,
1,500 students; 22,000 townspeople.
Louis P. Haller-Managing Editor.
Phone-1016.

CALENDAR
July 10, 5:00 p. m.-"Modern Devel-
opment of Astronomy." Illustrated
lecture by Professor R. H. Curtiss.
West lecture room of the physical
laboratory.
8:00 p. m.-"Snow Slides in the Ca-
nadian Rockies." Illustrated lecture
by Colonel G. O. Shields; of New
York City. University Hall.
Visitor's night at the Astronomical
Observatory. Admission by ticket
only,
July 11, 5:00 p. m.-"The Mining En-
gineer and Some of his Problems."
Illustrated lecture by President F.
' W. McNair of the Michigan School
of Mines. West lecture room of the

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"You can tell
A Gentleman
by the
Cleanliness of
His Linen"
If you want the best that is
dose, go to
The City Laundry
THOS. ROWE, Prop. 404-406 Detroit Sireet
C. H. BROCK
HACK, BAGGAGE & LIVERY
Two Good Saddlers
Phone 348 11 N. Fourth Ave.
DAVIS& OHLINGER
Prompt
Printers
Deliveries made when promised
Phone 432.J
109 E. Washington Street
DeFries Art Store
PICTURES AND FRAMING I
223 SOUTH MAIN STREETj
COLONEL SHIELDS URGES
PROTECTION OF VALUABLE
TREES AND RARE BIRDS.
"Timber Land at the Timber Line,"
was the title of the second of a series
of lectures on natural science, deliver-
ed by Colonel G. O. Shields in the west
lecture room of the physical labora-
tory yesterday afternoon.
Colonel Shields urged that his aud-
itors influence their state representa-
tives to procure legislation to protect
the several species of rapidly disap-
pearing game birds which are found
in the timber line regions, and to
avert the careless destruction of valu-
able timber by forest fires.
Start Gridiron Work For Fall Games.
Despite the hot weather, two prom-
ising candidates for next year's foot-
ball team, H. H. Mead and H. Diehl,
have been practicing daily at Ferry
field since the opening of summer
school. Both are members of this
year's all-fresh team, Mead having
played full-back and Diehl at half.

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SUMMER SESSION
STUDENTS'
Bring Around a List
of Your Wants
It doesn't matter what you
want in Second - Hand
Text - Books, we have
them for any department of
the University, and at the
right prices. The best stock
of Engineering Su p-
plies and Loose Leaf
Note Books. The best
Fountain Pens for $i.oo each.
All kinds of second - hand
books bought, sold and ex-
changed, at
WA HR'S
University Bookstore
MAKE hOR STORE YOUR MEETING PlACE
HUSTON BROS.
The Finest Billiard Room in the State.
CIGARS and CANDIES.
" We Try to. Treat You Right "
COUSINS & HALL
FLORISTS
Car. S. University and Twelfth Street
Telephone 115
We Make Old Hats New
All kinds Cleaned and Blocked.
The Best Shoe Shine Shop
NEXT TO WAGNER'S

THE ANN ARBOR SAVINGS BANK
Capital.. ........$3oo,.oo
Srpluss adtUsdividedtProfits..o,cc o
Resources................. 3,ovs,ooo.es
Transactns a General Banki~ng Business
3 sperent interest paid so Savings Dtepsils.
Your Business solicited.
Ghas. B. Isissees, Pres., Michael J.Vritz,fCash,'r
W. D. Harriman, vie-res., CarlV. eBrau, Asst.
Cash'r, wm. Walz, Asst. Cash'r savings Dept.
RED RUBBER SOLES
Put on Any Shoesat
0._0. ANDRES, 222 S. State Street

CALL TAI 1550 On Call Day or Night
.Ao and Baggage Livery
Ann Arbor Taxicab Co., 300 N. Main St.

"The Arcadia"
OPRN
During Summer Session
Regular Prices $3.50-$4.00
BRENNAN-MORROW, 612 E. Liberty, Phone 164
The Tobacco Shop & Billiard Hall
The Place tor Summer School
Students
118 -120 E. Liberty Street
GSHn WILD CO
311 S. State St.
Carry the Largest Line of Wool-
ens in the city. Satisfaction
guaranteed. We cater to those
who want the best.
SUMMER STYLES
A SPECIALTY
Established 1888.
All work made in this city.
S H. WILD CO
311S.SState St.



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ALTERATION SALE THIS WEEK
WHOLESALE CLEARANCE OF WOMEN'S WEARING APPAREL

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Due to extensive alterations being made in our second floor
we are greatly cramped for room and are forced to clear out a large
portion of our stocks immediately. Every university woman will
find it extremely profitable to attend. Reductions average from
one-half to two-thirds on seasonable summer merchandise. Hun-
dreds of other bargains besides the following:
$25 and $30Suits, now . . . $8.75
Coats, our entire stock . . . Half-Price
$6.50 White Lingerie Dresses . . $2.95
$15 to $30 Cloth Dresses . . $2.95 to $11.75
$5 Silk Kimonas, only . . . . $2.95
$2.98 Silk Petticoats, now. . . . $1.69
$5 Raincoats, special at. . . . $3.75.
MACK & CO. LARCEST STORE

SUSAR BOWL
109 S. Main Street
BEST ICE CREAM
SWEETEST CANDY
PROMPT SERVICE
SUSAR BOWL
109 S. Main Street
Phone 967
SUMMER SALE
We are offerng a special price
on Music, Stringed Instruments
and Pianos during the Summer
months.
Across From Majestic