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some needy men and women deprived
of the means of earning an education.
These latter students could pass the
ewas proposed course in Discretion and Dis-
prin- crimination with flying colors becausej
inels' .to them a dollar means so many hours'
prin- washing dishes, scrubbing floors, and
roach firing furnaces, and thought-serious
thought-is given to where to spend it.
Exhibit Eggers Sketches
Tweleve original pencil sketches
by Eggers have been received by the
architectural college and are to be
placed, on' exhibition in the corridor
within a few days.C
aThe Palais Royal has just received
the new Fall line of Pacific Package
Goods. Buy now for Xmas and -avoid
the "hurry up" system. Quarter off
on bead necklaces and leather purses.
-Adv.
BOOKS!
BOOK
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Don't fail to
now 50c.
look over our special book sale.
Also a counter of scientific and
85c popular copyrights
technical books at 50c.
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ned and is an
The supervisors
cover solutions
wchers are train-
nefficient work."
ned how the su-
iew miethods of
ting, arithmetic,
illing classes the
d the causes - ot
ikes in spelling.
Ferent 'types of
ous methods for
;anized students
m consult teach-
akes. Students
ing classes and
'.'We got teams
ot spell a single
an Courtis. "We
E such improve-
blem of students
etic- was also
sors discovered
first learn how
tion in solving
al type of train-
ain the students
arithmetic, and
itiative and self'
i Courtis.
vised system of
university prob-
t through better.
d out from the
As for the Saunders boat house ques-,j
tion, the rule about taking. out an-
other man's canoe is made to protect
owners from the crowd of parasites
who -would pester them to death bor-
rowing the canoe. The prices may be
high but these canoes must' be kept in,
storage and rent paid on the property
all year while the season is short and
subject to weather conditions even
when it is warm enough to enjoy it.
The 54 cents an hour,..or whatever it
is, is much better spent in the open,
getting relaxation and exercise, enjoy-
ing the world you live in and being
glad just .to be alive, than all the sun-
daes that even ,the ,most depraved ap-
petite' could desire in any one period
of 25 hours.
Use Your Head
If you don't like the prices don't buy.
The merchant must sell' something to
keep alive and the prices will have to
come down. If canoeing is too expen-
sive, walk out in the woods. The ex-
ercise may stimulate a normal appet-
ite and change that "D" to a "B" be-
cause you are more full of fresh in-
vigorating air than soda fountain dope.
Start the course suggested,'in the fall
and see how mach easier it is to bear
and forebare. Prices will take care
of themselves. Your roommmate may
wear New York shoes, at $20 a pair .but
that doesn't make him a better man
nor a better student. 'Use your head!
Use discretion! Discyiminate.
THE SIDEWALK CRITIC.
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Helen Newberry residence will hold
two an informal house dance Friday eve-
xn 20 ning.
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100 coupies
i during the
men work-
tes to serve
king of the
unter said:
get orange
1. What is
Miss Harriet Leck, director of child
hygiene and public health, is the guest
of Helen Newberry residence for a
few days.
Betsy Barbour dormitory is enter-
taining Friday night at an informal
dance.
SyrupJo~
VEIRNE BURINETT, '17, HEADS
tly is to CADILLAC'S ADVERTISING
>st local-.
nor's Ie
' or' will Verne E. Burnett, '17, editor of the
.,or will 1916 Wolverine, has been appointed
for $1. to take charge of the advertising de-
partment of the Cadillac Motor Car
ding the company at Detroit.
Mr. Burnett joined the Cadillac aft-
;etion of
of er resigning from a similar position
onald, of with the Liberty Motor Car company
ryone ,In at Detroit.
owl, and
ald last Previously, he was a newspaper
done else man, having. worked on the Detroit
News and, the Detroit Free Press, and
even to during the war on the Stars and
ented on Stripes in Paris..
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Note the Specials we are offering for a dollar. Many of these
your share as this sale is for Friday and Saturday only.
items were sold for as high as five dollars.
Come early and get '
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200 Dress Shirts with or with-
out collars, some sold
as $5.00 now,
as high
n should
L. Buhr,
by 9:30
each day
and Sat-
ANY Straw hat in the house
Vassar Athletic union suits
Knitted full length union suits
$5.00 Cloth hats now
1 lot $2.00 and $3.00 Caps
25c Lisle hose 5 pairs for
Discontinued styles of Arrow
collars, 1 dozen for
of
$
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ADLER-ROC ESTER SUITS
$7 5 $24.50
'6 7'534for any Palm Beach Suit jn the store. for Suits valued up to $65.004 for Su'ts valued up to $50
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