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…Saturday, February 9, 1935 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Five ,-urd - F y 9 LancerBride,& i mand the 41st regiment of Bengal after she has found the "man of her Lancers - "the keepers of the peace." dreams" he turns out to be a wealthy W ABOUT MISS STANWYCK'S English nobleman traveling incognito flat. In the limelight, she becomes the Barbara Stanwyck's latest Warner most sought-after woman of two con- Brothers' production, at the Michigan tinen...…

…Saturday, Februarv 9135 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Paqe Five ,nirn F ,rur 9 ~TEMCIA AL aeFv Lancer, Bride, & Lily mand the 41st regiment of Bengal TS ow s Lancers - "the keepers of the peace." Three OWh ABOUT MISS STANWYCK'S dllB VEHICLE re B illed Barbara Stanwyck's latest Warner Brothers' production, at the Michigan tomorrow (Saturday) only, is based o ppon a play by Leonard Ide and con- For -opper cerns a composite of political plots which inv...…

…Saturday. Februarv 9135 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Paqe Five 'r, r Lancer, Bride, & Lily Three Shows Are Billed For Hoppers By Guy M. Whipple, Jr. J-Hoppers will have their choice of three movies over the festive week- end. One of the offerings appears, from the manner in which the na- tion's reviewers have treated it, to be an outstanding production. This is the Majestic's Saturday-through- Tuesday show, "The Lives of a Ben- gal Lancer." Saturda...…

…Page Six THE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturday, February 9, 1935 First I-lops Ended In'Blaze Of Glory' 6KFORMTE 00E Indoor cheering puts a premium on mouth refinement (social breath). Lavoris will save you from any embarrassment on that score. The practice of a last moment gargle with this very "pleasant toetake" Lavoris mouth wash is the finishing touch to avoid chance of breath offense . . . LAVORIS MOUTH WASH GARGLE - 25c - 50c - $1 bottle - Two...…

…Page Six THE MICHIGAN DAILY Snti rdan\ Far bn 9\ 1935 u t y, e r r ,,,,,. 0 017 irst Hops Ended In'Blaze Glory' OK FOR THE r Indoor cheering puts a premium on mouth refinement (social breath). Lavoris will save you from any embarrassment on that score. The practice of a last moment gargle with this very "pleasant toetake" Lavoris mouth wash is the finishing touch to avoid chance of breath offense . . . LAVORIS MOUTH WASH GARGLE - 25c - 50...…

…Page Six THE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturday. Februarv 9.13 , y, F irst I-I FOR THE Indoor cheering puts a premium on mouth refinement (social breath). Lavoris will save you from any embarrassment on that score. The practice of a last moment gargle with this very "pleasant toetake" Lavoris mouth wash is the finishing touch to avoid chance of breath offense LAVORIS MOUTH WASH GARGLE - 25c - 50c - $1 bottle - ops Ended In'Blaze Of Glory' of the ...…

…Saturday, February 9, 1935 Resourceful Student Hits Loan Fund For $50 J-Hop Expenses Talk about resourcefulness, chic- anery, and native shrewdness, the following item concerning a Michigan undergrad whose name of necessity must remain anonymous, may be re- garded as a startling example of these aforementioned qualities. Said young gentleman planned to go to the J-Hop. Plans were made, gal was dated many moons ago -last August, in fact . . . b...…

…Saturday, February 9, 1935 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Seven S ,udy Ferur 993TH MCHGNDIYPnSve Resourceful Student Hits Loan Fund For $50 J-Hop Expenses Talk about resourcefulness, chic- anery, and native shrewdness, the following item concerning a Michigan undergrad whose name of necessity must remain anonymous, may be re- garded as a startling example of these- aforementioned qualities. Said young gentleman planned to go to the J-Hop. Plans ...…

…Saturday, February 9, 1935 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Resourceful Student Hits Loan Fund For Classified Directory $50 J-Hop Expenses Talk about resourcefulness, chic- FOR RENT LAUNDRY anery, and native shrewdness, the SUITE, including sleeping porch, with LAUNDRY 2-1044. Sox darned. following item concerning a Michigan six windows, two closets, steam Careful work at low price. 4x undergrad whose name of necessity heat, suitable far twa ar three men....…

…Page Eight THE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturday. Februarv 9135 P E t I D Yo, 1 A Poor, But Very Honest Laddie Was Young Kassel, Says Kassel By Bob Brown Art Kassel leaned back in his spa- cious armchair, and, reflectively stroking the two microphones he al- ways carries on his watch chain, said "It was all on account of a clarinet. You see, I learned to play one years; before saxophones became so popular, and after a clarinet, saxophones were pip...…

…Paqe Eight THF MICH IGANJ DAIL Y Cnti irl Fahe.ri inv 9 9o Pao Eiht HF ICHCAeJDA~Y fk.-,,',, i~R -Y Seee5.' A B ddP e his fc A Poor, But Very Honest Laddie came I S 19 notor Was Young Kassel, Says Kassel may "Ye By Bob Brown tiousness, he continued loftily, "It war. Art Kassel leaned back in his spa- was in Chicago, my old home town, "Y cious armchair, and, reflectively 1 that I first felt the rings of an instru- "W stroking the two micro...…

…Page Eight THE MICHIGAN DAILY anti drn Fhr bnx 9 1 935 a Eur Tay, e u a A Poor, But Very Honest Laddie Was Young Kassel, Says Kassel By Bob Brown tiousness, he continued loftily, "It Art Kassel leaned back in his spa- was in Chicago, my old home town, cious armchair, and, reflectively that I first felt the rings of an instru- stroking the two microphones he al- ment - my good old clarinet, yow- ways carries on his watch chain, said sah; n...…

…Saturday, February 9, 1935 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Nine ,audy ,erar9 195TEMCIA AL eNn Anson, Possessor Of A Musical Heritage, BeganFiddling Early By Bernie Weissman Imagine Mrs. Weeks' astonish- ment ! ! ! The tiny baby she had brought into the world early that sunny morning of the late nineties didn't cry like an ordinary baby. In- stead the cute little devil lay calmly and contentedly, softly humming a catchy tune and fiddling with his ...…

…Saturday, February 9, 1935 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Nine Saturday, February 9, 1935 THE MICHIGAN DAILY ~age Nine Anson, Possessor Of A Musical Heritage, Began Fiddling Early By Bernie Weissman Imagine Mrs. Weeks' astonish- ment ! ! ! The tiny baby she had brought into the world early that sunny morning of the late nineties didn't cry like an ordinary baby. In- stead the cute little devil lay calmly and contentedly, softly humming a catchy t...…

…Saturday, February 9, 1935 THE MICHIGAN DAIL Page Nine Saturday, February 9, 1 935 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Nine Anson, Possessor Of A Musical Heritage, BeganFiddling Early By Bernie Weissman Imagine Mrs. Weeks' astonish- ment ! ! ! The tiny baby she had brought into the world early that sunny morning of the late nineties didn't cry like an ordinary baby. In- stead the cute little devil lay calmly and contentedly, softly humming a catchy tu...…

…Paqe Ten THE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturday, February 9, 1935 Paae Ten THE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturday, February 9, 1935 Quaint Elegance Of Period Styles Featured In Gowns Seen At I-lop (Continued from Page 1) attended the Hop. A scarlet moire of Robert Morris, '36A, chairman of picture dress was worn by Maxine the decorations committee, wore white Maynard, '35, president of the League. crepe. This gown featured a high waistline, Black velvet, featur...…

…Paae Ten THF MICHIGAN DAIL Y Caturrav. rahruarv 9. 193 a I o'~T F IC IA-rIII- yrA,, cry lQ~ Quaint Elegance Of Period Styles Featured In Gowns Seen At Hop L (Continued from Page 1) tis selected gold slippers to wear with sleeved peplum jacket, which but- her dress. toned down the back. An unusual Virginia Swift, '36, escorted by feature was the choir boy collar. George Harris, '36D, chose cream Black earrings and black and silver satin, m...…

…Page Tern THE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturday. February 9. 1935 Pacje Ten THE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturday. February 9. 1935 Quaint Elegance Of Period Styles Featured In Gowns Seen At Hop (Continued from Page 1) tis selected gold slippers to wear with sleeved peplum jacket, which but- her dress. toned down the back. An unusual Virginia Swift, '36, escorted by feature was the choir boy collar. George Harris, '36D, chose cream Black earrings and black an...…

…ESTABLISHED 1890 PN!MW Aid I w4r -,gLJLd .,41 480, t MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS VOL. XXXVIII, No. 95. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1928 EIGHT PAGES COMMITTEE REPOBTS ON BURTON M[MORIAL AT COUNCIL MEETINGI MORE THAN $ 3t i;0 COLLECTED TO PUIRCHASE CHDIES FOR PROPOSED CAMiPANILE, STUDENTS URGED TO AID Arrangement Discussed Whereby Up. per Classcs )fay Register Early For Cheering Section Hearing the report of the committee appoi...…

…- - - ------- TI-117 MTCHV' ANT TN, A T T , V' T7TTTT1 NT.. Tt T!!T f'ri. Yf.4t i t,.:. n .r .; .:. ,.. i morrow afternoon, Besides the z°eizlar work of g (.h a-THRILLi ; E'I'tlig and writing- llow! tlllrill(- tht Inte~nsity C) ( omphet it ion for pi-( t twiS on r'1!!e Pail 5 Iand (exc(il - durinJtg a I,..,re and i1 ha,1if'Year TDily r1eer, are lii'oiglit to at terntion withI the first tryouts o1 the class of 19'1, which will 1ei at lb ew ...…

…TTT-PZl', A)', T"TT'MT-AT',Y 1), 1Sj' , THE MICHIGAN DAILY PACE, THREII TTTTTflSDAY, FEBRTTATI.Y 9, 1928 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PACE THEE~2 - . 1(0 rolledl with the l3ureau hut who Id( aw ITP AU not, comel at the appointed last. se- al APON M N UREA mne 5er ayae now becinag 110 ai,?, frorIXESlok L 2 oJIJAIJFICATION'coc to4 'cockSa in ofie r As ila iixt sep Micllthe urent ?e :: 1 P wSOI iiillIe coonsidered orXW iuoillode o aid thosoenrle o ohi...…

…PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAV, FEBRARY 9, 1928 - - ------ ...... Published every morning except Monday during the University year by the Board in Control of Student Publications. Member of Western Conference Editorial Association. The Associated Press is exclusively en- titled to the use for republication of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited in this paper and the local news pub- lished herein. Entered at...…

…_,PAGE FIVE '7'i- ?dTr1 MAN flAT! V MfITT2"lCIT% t'Xr 'G'Alll rD TT A 7? ST t1 1R9Q r R'SU .SD S FEBRIARY U, 92Y1 tA 1" t~ ll,-lt~rl V 1Fr~L, .,... fy k 5 ^' 1 3 ' t\ I 1it % _ _A_.... .. - - - - - ----- ------ - v \- 4 'rt r; f , ; . _ ___ __ __ -- .1 r% PpO DESppS'Resumes Role In Geological Sorority Attendance At Rehearsals Imperative LfUN PRUSSES "Great Catherine" Initiates Members For Members Of Junior Girls' Play B atA f...…

…hnrr S T X THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, rrBRT'.1R7 9. 1 ' 1'ACU~ Six TFTURSbAY, P1?~BRTTARY 9, 1928 HOCKEY TEAM TO LEAVE ON NOR THERN TRIP TODA Y THREE CARS ENTERED IN TRIALS ARL FOR SPEED RECORD AT DAYTON MICHIAN P ck Ira i; Lo< khart will be one f thri dri{i ivi is who wil attemi)t to VARSITY CAGES FAIL Coach Lewery Will Take 11I Players T1o MAadison And Minneapolis For Rig rT en iGauies BADGERS REVEAL P0WER After playing four ga...…

…IM THE MMTCHIGTAN DAILY P A~F SrVEN ??TTTT1Th )V flflflTT A PV P.1 193 L ll Ir I.C:,iA1 l> r - A' Pi l.}.CG 1_A1 .L. o, i.ac a a a.r a aava as v >a ai" 6 BASEBALL WORLD W Iolveri ne Trackman Ay iOU07 ""U WRESTLERS PREPARE iMOURNS JENNINGS W YDO OHSOi ill Run. In Chicago DUU ROP LAJOR SANFNGI ILOSES FOR MEET WITH 07 110 C lodfom ay Sx) FO M JR A IN6 COSESADVERTISINGA3P FOR RENT-Furnished apartmeat for girls, steam beat; also a garage. ...…

…PAGE EIGHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY THMISI AY, FEBRUARY J, 1g28 PAGE EIOI{T THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1928 DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the University. Copy received by the Assistant to the President until 3:30 p. m. (11:30 a. m. Saturday.) 1 I --------------- ----------- Volume 8. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY . 'Number 95. Entering Students: Will all students (except G...…

…SOUVENIR MIDNIGHT HOP EXTRA E D I T I O N ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1924 VOL. XXXIV. PRICE TEN CENT. __L E _ ___ __ __ p OPEA 1,ILLMAKE 106 I STS "(OTTON STOCkiNGis" WILL BE GIVEN IN WllItNEY AT 2 0'CLOCK 1925 PRODUCTION HAS SHOWN IN 18 CITIES Ne w Y ork, Walijilg on. Pitsmurgh, and Sh~nlel' 'a I ile in Praise 101 t amedy Iy I :rcy C. I kirk CtI c tckings," the eighteenth, annre'1i ar, o~wrs will be presented for the last...…

…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1924 dents as a whole represent the high- et in world development and have and will consider a certain amount of sTED ROLL OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF THlE pleasure compatible with an unquench- V UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN aLe desire for learning. WE ARE V A LE N TIN E S Published every morning except Mondayc THE 1925 JUNIOR HOP JOVIAL during the University y'ar by the Board in Control of Student Publica...…

…SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1924 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE Sue s e eToledo, O.; Helen Jacobs, Detroit; Hel- Frank I. Cornwell, Ann Arbor, and Mary Edith Hendrickson, Ann Arbor; M ore Than 850 Gu sts ere n Dixon, Detroit. Prof. Victor Lane and Brs. Lane. Phoebe Jean Cornwell, Ann Arbor; From A ll Parts Of The W orld Guests-Louise Townsend, Lakewood, an Fole, Charlesto, G Vys Mar- _ ____________________ Booth 8-Delta Chi O.; Elizabeth Copelend, Ke...…

…PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1924 J-HOP GUESTS (Continued from Page Three) McKnight, Lansing; Lillian McCor mick, Ann Arbor; Amanda McKin ney, Waggoner, Okla.; Ruth Eagles field, Wellesley, Mass.; Helen Porter Sydney, Australia; Justine Price Lansing; Nerissa Fitzsimmons, Detroit Katherine Schwier, Detroit; Penn Anspach, Detroit; Katherine Sherman Detroit; Catherine Ashpaugh, High land Park; Charlotte Ewing, Grand Rap...…

…SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1924 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FIVE Palmer, Coldwater; Dorothy Buer- Evanston, Ill.; Marjorie Fletcher, In- THEY DID THE WORK jmann, Lansing. dianapolis, Ind.; Carol Roehm, Detroit. Booth 24-Zeta Psi Booth 25-Phi Delta Theta Chaperones-Mr. and Mrs. William' Chaperones-Mr. and Mrs. Irving C. Comstock, Detroit. Guests-Jane Mc- Brower, Pontiac; Prof. Earl V. Moore Curdy, Detroit; Mildred Taylor, Musk- and Mrs. Moore, Ann Arbor...…

…PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1924 PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY FEBRUARY 9, 1924 AMONG THE 850 Mrs. Ruthven, Ann Arbor. Guests- Mary Beslock, Detroit; Mabel Crotty, (Continued from Page Five) Detroit; Dorothy O'Connor, Detroit Sarah Bone, Detroit; Beth Mapes, Be- Genevieve Peoples, Detroit; Belen Rem- troit; Margaret Hull, Detroit; Sarah ington, Detroit; Winifred Sample, De- Oliver Hulswit, Grand Rapids; Blanche...…

…SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1924 THE MICHIGAN DAILY F"B SEVN MOREHOPGUESTS Authors Of Mimes' 18th Bernice MacFoster, Ann Arbor; Mar- Joseph; Beatrice Graham, Detroit; (coninud fom Pge ix)ian Reisch, Detroit; Alice Smith, BolT Jean Macaulay, Detroit; Ruhy Sonke, (Coninue fro Page Sixsle, ta NY.; B. A. Michczynski, Be-Grn Christiansen, Detroit; Gwendolyne Opera, "Stockings t t Bowen lanti; Giaian Rapids; Marguerite Shattuck, Wilson, Marlette; Charlott...…

…4NS LEAD THE GRANID (Continued from Page Seven) LoisllKnucy e te12 Booth 43-Alpha Tau Omega Aloist.llifKentucklag the1'25od Chaperones- Coach George Little rT as MEd TacR t, hisIite,25, r tot and Mrs, Little, Ann Arbor. Guests- stirs' oftul hatsuter city. th Genevieve Speers, Williamston; Max- d' ° ' S;gtrwseetdt h joe Cromwell, Cleveland, 0.; Jean ti tltcaa eetdt h osi Brigg, Detrot; Merry Wagner, Grand rw'ecolgya yicls- Rapids ;Margaret Sta...…

…THE DAILY. EVE.RY )IORN~IKG Michigan Daily I[SUBSCtIIIE I XXV, No. 88. . ------ ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1915. _. i THRENWTRAC Ithacans and Wolverines Cannot Find Satisfactory Dates for Either Indoor or Outdoor Contests NOTRE DAME FILLS VACANCIES; PRINCETON ADDED TO PROGRAM I Eu stern Intercolleg ate at New Attracts First Mibcigain Entry York Three important changes are evident in the Varsity track schedule for th...…

…T'jE MICHiGAN DAILY I - F' rM 'il The Kind of Men Who wear clothing tailored by us is a guarantee of both its character and economy. To be well dressed a man musthbe individuallyhfittedg and we do ,that perfectly. The result is a style and distinction not otherwise possible. We are now showing our new spring and summer importations. We lead as usual in designs, quality and work- nianship. Orders taken now for future delivery., THE MICHII...…

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…i 'e A zanDazi1ly \iit XIX. X MINNESOTA GAME FILLS SCHEDULE1,cfk ttr lifi Resumption of Relations With ~ Old Conference Rival Arouses ttctiri.iii Y ww., Interest--BaseballStarts Soon. jK~i ilIrh t' 1 SUCCESSFUL EDITOR hi1 APPEARS TONYIGH T truc n1 tt S.S McClure Is Well Qualifie i rr Fo ell of the Makingofa prt i3 O?3 Magazine. lr Ir ; lc Mc~livc(I<<i :M i~~hi"11 C3- lc RWT~i tiloarI( 5sti lacietIi, in ia po ic- i e ine] IUM ~ B ino ti fr]t...…

…TIIE MICISIIGA IDATLY 'THE MICHIGAN DAILY. tI sf stlirs' ,irrIr 'il\pit, ;cc ,, , r .51na s )(rg~ JEditcr Ac~isiErs 1. RoICtotI. l s c. r a llonr ,s r -Jclla F. NO/sac ri~ teirsm- hiris't . _~Nu - ,1n < c11 G. . Wild Coinpally t IERCHANT TPAlLORS Have received a large line of wooliens for SPRING and SUM- M/ER in (MO'enium, Light, and Dark Art Leather) Siver Drab, Grecian D)rab, Light Mote, Royal Gray, and Kings Tan. We hase the Blarney, Hudso...…

…A I 75c fo 1-2 dollar F 4 cakes j Jersey Crearm Soap arid fire Soap Boxes AT . s Money Loned Wathesand ,cer-riar Bargain esinW ths&Dtzod Of et e sidete31( t_ AnnAI')r JOSEPH ., S .,IS B-BL c~, s 3EST BRIAR \vie haveic weti 'i:,(,t it t .l 11 u l forthe icliga i m , ctutste, iii ii ic i iIion ''h wc i s i t ill Ci lr iS il Ccal t e h i l( llt'ii i t'i canno \i he l it i wii p llnh i ng r n l _ SI E i l~t't} t'.t'e, ~t liwit ltt 11tsrtiThrou...…

… THE MICHIGAN DAILY xl'lAND) MOST I" II) OA [:WALL PAPER. PLATE e~lCENS1IELX ES, PHOT0 RAIl 5:, ElRI-APS, PAINTS, OILS c 111VI 1ROSIIES, (it ASS WIND)OW SIHADIES, ETC, ETC. - l'tv is fine Idecorating,.1such as118 Itr-attgittg Paint- i 1it to and 1xterir1 %Vll-tinltmn KalC-oeinillg, Freelo- AljO 11111et. e nl silled V.,t Ckllell antd gularantee T-I PHONS 237 203 IF. W' sK~rlrvtorn St. UNIVERSITY NOTICES t-l _-Aii c1, nctt L'l~e t l 1I.l at...…

…The Michiga nDal A\NN ARBOR, MICHIGAN St '<DAY, FEBR'ARY 9, 2'908. VOL. XVIII. No. 93. S. C, A. CELEBRATES SEMI-CENTENNIAL Famous Doctor Journalist and Many College Professors Sign Articles of Incorporation. 'ITe fiftie.th 2222222.2sa222 2of 122. 't22 21en221' Christian Associati222onlof te Uni versity wiltlhbe 2appropria te)l}-221bserved2 this evening, when Rt. 1Re. C .harle 1 A2nderson,1bishop21of221 (ho 21.2w2ill (1- 112.22 thte fiftiet...…

…THE MICHIG~AN flAYLV I - -lI 11 'lil~l THE MICIG~AN DAILN. u.J. f i fU umpauny Our Spring isjs8 lie of fe Imported and Domestic Is now ready iIt nludes all the latest Noslies Shd and UptoDl)'atern il s in Moose Brown Caribou Tan L eather Shade, Gfrays and Fancy Blues Tour patronage repectfulls solcted.s G. Hi. Wild Comipanly 311 Soth State Street The Proper Place To Buy University Text-Books Fr all Departments Engineers' Drawing Instruments ...…

…THER MICHIGAN DAILY S.C C. .CI5I'ISR .TES Sam Burchfield's S9 -FKlEXTi (Continuedit-ro Page One.) Fi e ailoringf berr t ofiDtroit, and it was named in FuLholitor of her deceased husband, the linn. TIrade Johni S..Neseherry, of the clasp Of 1947. "In 1895 tite University Yo~ung- Ments Christian Association was organized in Ca atswcer to the coil foc closer affiliations Caui sswiththetlcwtorld-iscNvi rcieilet, antisook f il) is homne itn 'ilc'M...…

…THE MICHItI A ILY CALENDAR. N R r r . Feb. 9-Fiftieth anutal addrss of th Student-' Chritian asociation bylRt TAILORS High Class S p c a u r c s Re. CalesP. nderso, nItshp of FURNISHERS To M 11 Merchandise Chicago. Univrsty Ilall, S p to111 S e i l C t f r coFtteb of tuent.recrtin yboard HATTERS Popular Prices See Window Display 8 to i P. MI Directly North of Law Biilding tak yHebrtVagtaI ppnHaf709-711 NORTH UNIVEKSITY AVENUE S a l eby V ugO S...…

…The Mlichigan Daily TNNARB3OR, NAI HR \'n\ IIIX A 11\V VOu. XVII1. _ _ _ __ JUNIOR HOP WAS COMPLETE SUCCESSi Perfection Acconmplished j in aIid '~l(tl(,Olat'1.A~mTl E Very De ta il. President()1ta in1 \ti\c>t4m(ill. Angell Headed the Receiving' Line. it -'ccm ,fit P a,tt pas tlt iltSinto a ro ' ac.tliltntiIta ill Ift i hi at t its twtllnhe arlpuit :aendtivi-. 'liiin whichs- ri-s cIst n-il li liv to -ake ill s10- natu t Ini The iiiithfli-ti...…

…liE MICHIGAN DAIL2I Fancy Vesting and Trouseringl Window !Display The largest and mst com- plete line in the city in both Scotch and Worsted trous- erings. You will also find our prices right. We guar antee perfect satisfaction. G. H. WILl) co. 311 S. State St. Playing, Cards With Youir Initial On tie leck arc e rviingejulsty. eijoyc Ih ie possessin iol a beautifu lidecikiof cars. Thelc i ks re i two cl- ors rd n lu iie -ell for 50 Cents SHEE...…

…T if MIeCIAN tDAILY Great Inventory Sa le FOR. THE MONTH OF JANUARY All Clothing 1-4 Off SUITS, OVERCOATS AND RAINCOATS $25.00, Now $18.75 $22.50, Now $16.90 $20.00, Now $15.00 $18.00, Now $13.50 $16.00, Now $12.00 $15.00, Now $11.25 $13.50, Now $10.00 $12.50, Now $ 9.50 $10.00, Now $ 7.50 300 Suits of Broken lots, formerly sold from $10 to $22.50, choice at One-half Off. All Trousers at 20(;" iscount. All Underwear at 20(,r iscout. ,TIS SALE ...…

…1' MIC:HICGA 3 AILYV Developing and Printing for Amateur Photorahers E. E. C ALKINS Druggist 324 S. STATE STREET 0. 'Y. A. A. J. R~AILWAY 4.A :c{} il. 'A )1i4Ri'y FIRST NATIONAL BANK U1l Ann Arbor, Mich. Wf( '. Cas.hier ,;' ;i' 441 00 and Proitso , 10 ALARM CLOCKS, HACK AND CARRIAGE HIRE <itsfo achal ssenger to and Chapman's Jewelry Store6 r.adtpbtwnth ousf 2ob SOtUH MAINO T. To . m.,t5o cents. For each trunk 25 ets, tid of taken above the s...…