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WvvE PRESSBY HANIC
C. I. KIDD
Phone 1530 J 1112 S. Univ. Ai
DRY AND STEAM CLEANING

THIS WAY youa Summer Students-Come around for a LUNCH
that is a LUNCH
Ci'N('j F 9 Corner of Monroe
B ,.uR ij and Thayer Sts.
A fuft tine of
Tobacco and Cignarettes. Ifigh Grade Confections and Fruit.
SPECIAL SALE ON LETTER PAPER AND TABLETS
We carry All Sizes Loose Leat Paper
30 5. STATE ST. IRVING F. SCHLEEDE


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UNIVERSITY AVENUE PHARMACY
GOULDING & WIKEL
Drugs, Cigars, Candy, and Stationery. Agency Moore's Non-Leakable Pen


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) IDEMA NDiS REFORMLED
CITY GOVERNM AENT;
V e. (Continued from page 1) t
-- h.ead and a hoard of fosr or five corn-
miooionero has charge of the various
departments. The opeaker cosidered
this formc of governmcent as only half
chic to solve the difficulty in that it'
dovs not necessarily bring ahoust the
desired efficiency and administrative
-ahility. "Under it," said the speaker, j
"al 'cibusiness men are snot attracted
hy thce short terms which are provided
for' in the charters of msost comnmisoion
govertned cities."
Under the "City Maccager Form" a
geneat manager is chosen hy the
Soncil or board of commissioners as
r acy be the case. The maccager is
given entire charge of the executive
deplartmnent of the (city except inc sorb
matters acs are reserved by the coucil
ancd other city officers as a check. ati
is simcilar icnmancy'says to the governc-
mntc of Gercccan cities icc which the
Magistrcct corresponds to the gesceral
mcacnager. Stacuton, the first Assert-
eccc city to try thce planc, was previous-
ly icc debt, cod in the few years of
its soceration great resutts tcavce been,
accmpclishecd in civic impsroveccents
ancd the payincg of debts.
1'rot . Stoccer shcowed thatncmuch de-
cend~s ccpon the elncacwho is chcosen: -
somancager and pointed out other
deftsciecssacs well. In spite of these,
hcowe-ver,tc heteieves thcct it weill grad-
ccclly sicreacd. Several states cave re-
Icenctly considered bills permitticcg cit-
ies to acdccpt goversnccents of this typce.
Tlie bcest form sshlach icas yet appeared
wacs shcocwn to he the occe at present
tcefore ice Wisconsin legislccturc'.tOhio
hcas catrecady passed a bill paercmittticcg
her cities to inaugccrate systemcs ofj
ticsStauscntocc type.
New Embalmting' [nstruorl'Arrinis.
C. G. Askin, of Iccdianapolis, whco
is to give instruciocn in embalmncsg to
the stccdects icc that cocrse dcuring the
last two weeks of the sccmmer session
hcas arrived in ctce city. 'The first part
of tics course was incchiarge of D~r.
t. 1t. Stokes in ancatomcy acnd Mr. J.
F. Morgacn iccbacteriology.
Seiore'leesoes toICicsagoasIn estiuctoir.
Graduasctincg only last sprincg withc
-highc honcors frons the literary depart-
mceit, Jay Dunnce has accepted the pos-
itions of head ot the accounting depart-
mnt of the University of Chicago.
Mr. Ducnnce has thce creation of this
dcepartmcent in his owns hancds and ex-
usse by next April.
Wchile icc the ouniversity Ice was elect-
ed toc 'JIMfletac Kappa cod inc his seen-
or year ws assistanst icc the scacct-
incg laboractory.

THE ANN ARBOR
Swknming
FRED C. WEINBERG, Proprietor
Open Every Day Except Sunday
9:00 A. M. to 9:00 P. M.
For Ladies and Gentlemen
Tuesday and Friday Forenoons for Ladies Only
The Pool is Fed With Cool
Spring Water

725 South Filth Avenue

Phone 996-2 rings

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"THE CHARMS OF OUR SUMMER SEAS
Send you acccatioo the Great Laksc, t55 meat ecoomhat and enoyableoatisgis
Where You Can 'Go00 atterstcwhat pmiss you want to go, s .&C
tiltysesvisceseweeDtroit andhsuftloMyto Novemer t. Ciy ot
Doit s anad Ctcyaoftl ed 11, twocsfthelasgetssidewheelisteamersithetorlcsd,
ochis diisJsne thtosSept er1th. DOityservisebwe n Deotit anud
Clseland Aprsil15thcso DsemnbereIst. Dsring-July'anclAugus ttwo hoas out of
Deot ad Cleeasd esveSturdayand cSdaysniht.
Pourtrip vswkytween sToledo,Detroits,Maskinac IlanS d dapots. Teo
Day Stspoerallod at Alpena eithe direcion as tourist tics t hoot additional
sost. Dilyseieobetweenolcedo, CetoladandPut-in-Bay.
Spscal teamerCeelntosMakinacslasd, totripoweely, Jucne15tho
Septembe 155th spingonty atDetroiteerystp andfGoch , Ont., eeryMoncday'
up-bsundand Satusdaydon-bound.
SpecialDy Trosbetwsen.Detroitand ClevelandDuring July and August
TouesdyWednesdy, Thrsdyand Study otof Dotecit; Monday, Wednstdy,
Thusdy andFidayssosutofead.
RAILROAD TICKETS AVAILABLE-Tickets reading via soy rail
lits becween Dtrsoitand Buffalo and Detroit and Cleveland willbe honored
ior transspsrtation on D. & C.Line Steaners in rither direction.
Seod 2scntstampceftreIlustrsted5Pampleitand Great Lakes Map.
Addrssa: L. G. Lewis, G. P. A., Detroit, Mich.
Phi H. McMillas, Ps
AA. Sce'tz liis-Tres nd Gen'lMgr.
S Detroit & Cleveland ~ '
Navigation Company

Perry's Victory Celebration
(A913sowrat Put- Inn °Y °
DO~UBLE DAILY STAW Pi - '/'m V
DETROIT- PUT-IN-BAY-SANDUSKY---CiI\r 550
Dully Put-in-Ray ]Excursions. Round trip wer dayse0,i
Steamecr "Pest-in-Bay" (New), 40ttt passcsceer capcitor, _T.i
elects on thcsLakes, Csoninsce usi ci, tOceans steamcer chirs, -lax
Commcccodlioss dincing and lunchi roos. Fskct steel steaccie 'I'cs
D~ouble dailyscrvice 0now ittoeration no 5Pct-in-Bay ccxciiCeder t . id
famccosbathcincgbeachbes, historic eacessc ssscan c iit tls.I; di
8c3t a. ic., via Putn-isn-bay, $1.25 ech aseay. Stearnser "Ex oitcc
Detroit daily at 8:30 A. M. Steamer "Frank E.tKirby"' leases D ,s cvi- k
days at 5:t0 p. mc.
Daylight Trips to Cleveland $1.25 (0 a)}
Writeofor Folder AH'N IY
STE AM -L ]NE

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. =- Rubber Soled Foot-
:.: wear for Men and
~~ Women--- an
-~ '" RIGHT IN PRICE wilt be found at
MY NEW LOCATION-119 E. LIBERTY STREET
I have beee headquarters for the past seven years for
this class of tootw'sear.
(High fxe cc l i i ny t ,c c l 1itt)

Call 15 for taxi.

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TINKER & CO. TUTTLE LUNCH ROOM
FURNISHERS and HATTERS to University Men. Lunches and Sodas
342 S. State St. 338 South State Street
ANN ARBOR D~YE WORKS Groceries and Meats
Calf 407. Everything Frst-Class and Foist.
Erftietic c1alclCb G1IVS A TRIAL.
A. LEMBLE, Sr., Prsp. 630 Forest Aeense
Phone 628 204 E. Washington St. Ann Arbor, Mich.

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