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…_ o o VOL. III.--No.4. I' fERlhTY OF ATICHIGAIN, ESDAX OX 4 MD 1129, 159f2. I'r ics Tea. im iNTS. T UJ UP TO THE MARK. nlmelited conmcendationi last mionth,j BASEBALL PROSPECTS, ________and his echings in the cooming ntars- The November Inlander Will Con- tier are as b~righttas usual. Many Old Players Remnain.-"Phe- - taln a Fine Array of Timely and I n01 S" Are Expected-A Win- Interesting Articles. AlL rep ml ta ig T-mF ihgn - very f2ineit...…

…THE U. OF, M. DAILY. 1 a Publiahed Daily (lu~ndaya excepted) dui the College year, by THE U. OF M. INDEPENDENT ASSOCIATION BOARD MEETING. There will be an important meet- ing of the DIstsIv Wednesday even- ing, at 7:30. Several vacancies are to be filled and other important bus- iness will be up for discussion. A UNIVERSITY JOURNAL LUB. rihe writer of the communication in today's paper wyill(doubtess be pleased to learn that the ideas hie ad...…

…THE U. OF M. DAILY. GR EAT CLOTHING SALES XLSV HTESAD UNSES ALOVERiCOATS AT 1 OFF. Youman's, AK nox's, Silverman's Hats, - ~Exquisite (Gent's Furnishings, Bath Robes, House Robes. ALL SUITS AT OFF. Smoking Jackets, Pajamas, Night Robes, Perrin's Dress and Walking Gloves. ALL SINGLE PANTS AT OFFr. HOIDGEMAiN'9S - M CKITOHE See these bargains before buying.Eal&WsosCoaiaidiit WA DHA MS. KENNED Y & R ULE. THE TWO SFNMS. -M_ STA.E=ER:- I1. Ann...…

…THE TU. OF M . DAILY THAT GIRL you left'Q;)J STRINQ UD$V~Z FR behind you -______, Laist week. srsaitd likeoa )()lof Strinued -Instrument. CALKIN'S FINE CH-oGo- - A - Front the nmediumi grades to the best manufactured, at E1XTRZA VALI-E IN NATURAL WOOL, Also the Well-Kinown WAI'NER'S HEALTH UNDERWEAR and J WRIGHT'S UNDERWEAR LATES W ILS EY'S, A n- the Pirs134 S tt tet W1hen t''in gohome for liristms. ite Loiw. S taeStet MOOREC&WETMOR, BOO...…

…the tt* ALAL VOL. VIII. No. 49. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1897. PRICE-3 CENTS. W ILD A BIT OF HISTORY. Once Again Herschberger Has Has'received a full1lie of Novelties for Fall and Winter in Suits, Trousers, and Overcoatings NO. 108 E. WASHINGTON ST. NEAR MAIN Al legretti's Chocolates...-. Fresh every week. Only in packages-. 60c a pound. Lowney's if you prefer. PALMER'S PHARMACY. 3 1 Defeated Michigan. The Thanksgiving...…

…I 2 THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN DAILY Published Daily (Sundiays excepted) during the Colegs year. at THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, Depiri: Times bulding, 329 S. Main St. be- tween Liberty and William Ste MANAGING EDITOR J. F. TAOoAS, 'lb L. BUSINESS MANAGER 0.11. HANS, 'to L EDITORIS H. Bi. SssstuAN, 'SO L., Athletics. E. L. OnspEan, '03 L. - - Monday BUTLER LAun, 'b, - - Tuesday 0. D. HDNtsssr, '05. Wdneday P. R. Woocoow, '5, Thursday A. CAMr...…

… THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN DAILY. TH--IESIYOFMCHGN-ALY- WE ARE IN LINE AS WELL AS ANYONE ELSE!____ THIS WE WE ARE SELLING GLOVES WORTH $1.75 FOR $1.50. WE ARE SELLING NECKWEAR WORTH $1.00 FOR 75c. WE ARE SELLING COLORED SHIRTS FOR 90c, WORTH $1.25. With every $3.00 Sale we give a Sterling Silver Michigan Pin in the DARK BLUE Enamel and BLOCK M MACK & COMPANY, Cor. Main and Liberty. Streets. Notwithstanding the 40 per cent ratise on string...…

…I THE U.N I VE RSITY OF MICHIGAN DAILY. 4 THE UMVERSITY OF MIG'1-IIGAN DAILY. The Store 40th ADiYersary 1hanks*9iyio g Sale, Saturday, This Week. The "Michigan Pin"-the Block M, enameled in Yel.- Ascot Ties NEW SHAPES, CENTS LATEST PATERNS. worth Will regret it you $1.25, miss it. $"$ itliS it.and $2. GO OD S PEED'S. MAIN STREET. SNAPPY BREEZES HOW TO WARD THEM OFF-GET OUR UNDERWEAR. We are offering TWO SPECIALS- Heavy ribbed and fleeceds...…

…Ar> O ALN VOL. IX, No. 54. ANN ARBOR, MICH., TUJESI D~AY, NOVEMBER 29, 1898. X IiL L A VALUABLE GIFT. TAKES IT KINDLY. F. K. Stearns Complete Collection President Harper oif the Chicago - oif Musical Instruments Given to University Congratulates Presi- TT the Universityj. dent; Angell. Hl FINE FALL SUITINGS. H .'rhe UivesCity of Michigan has riday evening President Angell Et E the isost valuable gifts in its history. President Harper o...…

…2 THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN DAILY. uf)f . A ocel Experience. AreYou u0 ' A ePisheds Daily (Sundays excepted) duting the ILaw Depatmte alts had an expert- 'f 'o i g Aa Callege yeae, at ence0 ijtolitics which fatlls to tite lot durintg Tltanksgivitng Vacation? If s0 you'll neeid a THE NIVRSIY MCHIAN. of few politiciatis. Hie was elected THEUNVERIT OFMIHIGN. sttrvey or forth ii couty without' leetec:The IlandtetPresex teotto(lck. evenI tknoinl...…

…THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN DAILY. SPECIAL SALE $6.00 -1,.ais., "t.0 (0) " " 4.1 ~PATENTLEAT111 En 5tE 0". .: WEK.) Goodspeed's, 119 S. ~Min St. f+f+++++++++++++±+++++4'+*+4+++++++++++++++++++++++ ++++++++++++++++++++ ++++4+#+++++*+ Students' Laundry Association Wso. TOtJGT-Wm. R. FOX, agents for TILE GRAND LAtUNDRY, of DETROIT The best high grade laundrly io the State. The only omochine domestic finish in thte Wect. Gloeefinish also giveno. ...…

…4 THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN DAILY. THE. Philippige iii ir~inn rIo6 S. MAIN ST., and TV. lYE IIVIEfl 342 S. STATE St., Cor. Willijam St., CARRI ES4 UNIVERSITY TEXT BOOKS, Second-hand and New, JOS. W. KOLLAUF, TAIILOR, Mapea siecialty of Fine Bak vs Al Workmansthip. 214 Feast Wasbington S't., nrt50Ave Note Books and Students' Supplies, of all kinds, I$Iar9ds Fountain Pens and Miscellaneous Books, AND OFFERS ALL AT THE LOWEST PRICES. AND-...…

… 3eV r 0 94 PaiL 4 VOL. X. ANN ARBOR, MICH., WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER29, 1899. No. 57. TO WIN Michigan Team and Rooters Leave Today for Chicago. DEFEATED IN '93 MICHIGAN EX- PECTS TO WIN FROM WIS- CONSIN TOMORROW. The First Football Game Between These Universties in 5 Years. Wisconsin Won, 34 to 18. '99 'VARSITY SQUAD. STREET M'DONALD GILL SWEELEY BARCABUS H. WHITE KRAMER HERNSTEIN CUNNINGHAM FITZGERALD MECHLING BROOKFIELD BAIN M. L. WHITE WILS...…

…2 THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN DAILY. THEIR OPINIO What Prominent Mich Think of our Chances To Michigan men seem to be conservative in the expressi ions regarding the outcome row's game but under all t a feeling of confidence in tb their ability prevails andt one connected with the teat not feel down in his heartt gan will win.-She must wir lowing statements have bee from the coaches and othe .typical iof the sentiment among the men: "Pa" Hen...…

…THE UNIVERSITY OF MJCHJGANODAILY. THE RIVAL TEAMS. Statistics of the Football Men of~ the Contending Universities. Below we give the brief foetball his- teries ef the members of Michigan's squad at the training table and of the men of Wisconsins squad as it has been furnished us by the Wisconsin Daily Cardinal: Captain A. C. Steckle, '0t M., weight 172 pounds, height 5 loot 8/4 inches, right tackle, is frown Freep-ort, Mielsi- gon. He played ...…

…4 THE UNIVERSITY OIF MICHIGAN DAILY Juneau, at Milwaukee. He is a gradl- ate of South Division High School, >O\i/ where he played halfback for two yearss. He entered with the class of t903. / Arthur Curtis was boss in PotageA Wis., and prepared at Maits on ils School, ploayisgight tacklie o h slelosaled teols of c95I-6,.Hnec. J1 tacktle. whiich purrioniinii -tsli r hstes ''V 1-logetse, i-efli YUO c Upper towa IUiversiy s a gaedoite __________ ...…

…THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN DAILY. FOOTBALL SONGS. HkAir:-"Hel, MyBay' Hello, my eMichiganBby" Hcello, my Micnigan Mellow, my hot time etamc The Yellow and Blue. You are the best of ,all, Where yeu can stand, ethers fall Sing to the colors that Beoat in the tie in and beat them light; You can defeat theni. Hurrah lee the Yellow and Bloc! iBadigers will say: "We're gonce"- 110cc wthe starso ae they ride thre' Pror ..Micigan, od ciii 0 clcecc th...…

…6 THE MYIVERSITY 01 MICHIGAN DAILY SEEM CONFIDENT. Published Daily (Sundays excepted) during the Speakers at Last Night's Mass Meet- College year, at ing Appear to Expect Victorj. THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, Enthusiasm for the team and for its OrFicE: The Inland Press, Henning Block. individual members ran at a high point Both Phones. 147. last night at the Gym when the stu- MANAGING EDITOR. dents gathered in a mass meeting, to. F. ENGELARD...…

…nfE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN DAILY. LHE NIYE~IT!OF MCHIGN DALY. GOODSPEED'S $1.98 Shoe Sale ill l ONEZ WLEZK ONLY 119 So. Mailr) St L -Z -;- -;- -r- - T T -' - - Z - ' S - S T STZ -'- T ZT_ Z-T_ '-Z°r = T_. MICHIGAN CENTR~AL ",The Niagara Falls Route" CENTRAL STANDARD TIME. Taking Effect Junes 15, 1599. Dletroit Night Expres.............5 5A. a. Atlantic Exprecse.........7 48" Grand SRapida Expressa..... It...1IS Mlail and Express.a ......…

…8 THE ULSdYERSITY O1 MICHIGAN DAILY i I Department I I Former Price; 25card 30Cj Now ISHEEHAN& C. I UNIVERSITY 320 S. State t' SBOOKSELLER Street U. of M. Barber Shop Le~etntlr' and Bath ROOMS. the bsinss. StillI 322 Sate St. J. R. Trojanowski, Prop Th GUAfRAiNTEE.S SflTISFflOTION.t UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF DAN~CI2G Gentllemen'se bgining ca. Moday, to to. Ladis' befit liningocoos, Wd,, to 10 p. C PINK BROS., Instructors Offce and Academy, Nick...…

…The Michigan Datily ANN ARBOR, MICH., TUESDAY, NOVE'IBV1--R 13, 904. NO. al) Setios1 of Some of the LeaingF ,Western Football Critics-Mih 'ga Has Best Ciam toCh pinh . stilt ti 1 r lt't lttp P cboiittiof 'to till oil y illm " Pie t it R ti (1-ier 1' 1 - Bush ( ipp and It a ebIi nott isnd s:tSct ngahii ta n rsMne H~~~ at( iii vl urs ADIR[S 1 1 tfli i li t t tt B( Fluiter ; Ii, t Mcstila (liii Houi Y M.eCtA. anattetts. t Ilid di isol i ( pii ith...…

…THI MICHIGAN DAILY .t44:IIIEflIHI~AN ~iL .' NEW ELIGIBILITY RULE Is * + ._,. .ADOPTED. } VEVOULD HAVE:f Enteedasscond-_______ aler at'hei't n YOU TO KNOW * iiiiidiMiin 'pina'iiinirliii'ii * -iie y arat 117 In.iW iIhingtil strei t, i. ir'Y r v'i'n 'h, a ltsdill Tha *we are doing business) Fan '('' lli'a 1)y I 'r l i,'L. iI ''itw i ll. Ii Thtwjr ongbties~: MaagingEditor, J. STANLEY BALEY. At t i,;nici'eiinil l(, osin pr Busainess Manager, CLAUDE...…

…444114 , o RCAI 11 ab LUTZ, the Clothier, 217' So. f t it Mdain St. .. 4. + !4 ateour natt lie of " # NECKWEAR * Received this week. All the late novelties of * the seasoni are now on display and sale. ~MACK & COMPANY. .c.ss.:.. sss s. +4+ w *.e++4.++++4.+*+*444+ .i~'i'w'i"e'ti ,- *snl4oney Loaned,, W. J. LOU.RIMv ' 1'4 11 A t*1',rt l i! t c ' t~ ti441 ttt y, I >44. 1 4 . t 4 Lt . e~15144 4 Sn 4t ni.ii1. 4, 1 . . r Xe' A .111 411on14 2-1 I uar...…

…43 H IN DAILY __(1 V -(-K A - I Studwi..a_6 JUL 1 XX I LA ':,te I AIE I: iCf )d A h N~i AM!1 f 111 j~dff 1ll 3p II t ai. G : FlI dl~tu..: LFF K~ F OST TIME 4 W alk-O ver 11,.7Shoes New Shipment of Water- proof Shoes--ALL/ Heights. I. lcav tai tli , Ilule sole,I beilloiws tiongue, iiili'le Dliii Ile ;lc, thoroughly oiled. By oflFactory tore tail 111,South Main St. w. ;** 4 Ih\ \h spa 1i(5 : sillSY; S I I .4 IiR N ,lON LI; N (If Ann bt i t it 05...…

…VOL. xIx. \\\ \RiifR, 'I~I(I f\.SlYDAY NOVEMBER 29 1908.No. 52. MICHIGAN AND PENN OF' I' . % ' I I vNN ) TWO CLASSIC PLAYS Ltihll ncmat>h<hLI(, ie } "EG MONT" WILL BE TO IMEET NEXT YEAR ;l~l ~ WILT, BE PRESENTED' till(llvllloflCre t o it, n 0 PLA YED BY GERMANS ortoi __ "_n at tierb-isag. Carols iDickenis sid tlat li1e Only Sure Game Is With Quak- t( l cao l(ct ~rtvhr i!S LA Offers Masterpieces by 11111of1th iing so effeciv i iivGehesSor ndSrs...…

…'TVfE \ CTIJE N DAILY - ~THE MICHIGAN DAILY.'. -:le'' I l-i I h ':coni oph'b tt (l l N I'% I Il,1! +orrt;_il__ri icr e ~nTI 1I J 1 CI:i~I I M ;i lO A GH. Wild Comfpany a ib dtto:';\tcxtco F. RrrCHiL tilt M JV o' l~. The nLargest Soin , il lioncer the ivNeis...........Lee A Wie t ~ i, a i sa tuto of Athletcs. ... . . . 1?. Ndridglu ii rnr I,)t 0 - r n ourr ilin ui uetc' in 2r1 1 i H ste just reteved a li g I chang... ... . Robert iMoutsitt 'r~ ...…

…THE VITCRTGAN DAILY. fll iut. c _ _ _T 1 1 t :... .. 7 , 0l..IR ' . II) A I Dar~i~~ Malaux V. o Pot Ii i55.~b3Nt. S ItO r, -T OOStt e p ich flw 'm- l-i rc 1 i .\ t, \4 III h, ect rc-ecial r. , )t it ) wds mol M q I iWelchtstall illi I d, (il Ht he Gin oftettcrn 4clecms. l'he recitll O hit htt Wcdnc: day aft~rnm itt u1 O t t w .il twill will j)(- !rt. 1'lti (,0 lar I ruult e -ctt ili 1 iylt riccc n >,luiccl 1 nlrert is included '()llc('l...…

…T TII ICITIGAI DA 1LY A AnNI) (IN,'a ho atuiiii.s the styles in MelIs5Clot ill"ii calli ea'ilN.uistii poiinli the ccl n.Iv. m u crn e1 cn- ttum Yntide 11511 The-!01 tilr sweai' Clot,es ii. It lo1k as if then swoutd I I1 bio(Iv\- tic 'latter eas clotheis that ate iiidtiilis itIi H~iselfI'only. We are specialists in the latter line, and will make yon a suit or overcoat that will give yon a mtost distinguished appear- ance. TRADEt) C C C MtAt...…

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…TIlE: MICHIGAN DAILY THE MICHIGAN DAILY. G. IH. WILD CO.*j doa;uSIita Ii a iz liii 1 >>:_A05.F, 311 SO. STATE STREET Neos Eito.. Haol Ttu Assistant ........I larry, Z. lotbbii dtr \atrK oez O 111,,XICAN 1A1'FRIFINCI1S, V IN d INC:1,)11'00 T 'S IISE Ale ~ i f k l ,i D t h 1' slke tIs'1 as w l s inch ari nvi itedt. It is lii (.'s ansd the I R i' i vvac siio 1 1001tatu orot'sd iitisitt ii16 1 ln ipitith ct tiher1.i li Thelii l Ii'ii 1 is riot...…

…_ .TE MIeIIYGAN DAILY A lueSre! Sui comoesti10mil it v ixii for a occaiornal clitlltfht ,of attire. Excellent vol oo' to vo ro tit'10 5 tOt A.C0.SPALI)IN(J &RO. The Spalding 2 T'cn de-A4 rr ta O01 1 9111UIP AMENT, fo II tlw'ti M ARK ;,itto Oi t't.;Jr e O j tpt"j A. .1SA IN 0 CRS 25t W.."ward Ave.. l rit, MIelA. ifFAMRALi1,MAIN AND) iii it- Capiltal $50,000 Surplus am1 iot ' 0s$1001.010 OealIiBaoiing to', o. ''z': pale on Tlime andl Oattto0 z)...…

…THE .MICHIGAN Ts , ~ LET MAL 7COLM MAKE IT YOUR FULL D)RESS AND) TUXE1)O $35 up 1 18 EAST LIBERTY I f UNIVERSITY NOICE~ ()t \twlle!) m n ictti t n1 J t t- S 11 litt Jlt ii 1 n 1 e ?): ,< .4: a l. n)1. ti t it l 111 )( it. Tappan nd I_'IivIt-siy thalls ca lb .I tlti-itoday a it lnt i l t i Fuini ng si'N i ldw s 1 l iig recipt f r cues 11,1V Obt111 m ll)~ I 1 1 7 r i I 1 1 I Granger's :school of Dancing ' itt WclaLSSW tiny ititin liThe t...…

…Ichigan Da ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1911. THOMSON CHOSEN TO LEAD VARSITY YOST THINKS SOME' WILD ENTHUSIASM MAYHAPPENTO W Aelieves Minnesota wl SHW AT SMOKER "'o r Will ick out o emits ress Great Fullback wins Coveted Orators Rouse Spirits of Two Coach Yost seems to have the hi Honor and Will Captain Thousand Rooters who that something is about to break i 1912 Team, Show Lovaltv gard to Minnesota and the Confer -_'...…

…z<ity Loo! year. . i'O)1. '.I ._ REfO1 A.tEI XLI ,hw That Late Information Presents Early Publication. ('Thle Daily Assumes no Responsibility for sentimnents exKares3e. 1 llincola- munmications.) TL~o. T a ichizan Daily: in Tuesday morning's issue, the Daily cook occasion to remark upon the fact jthat the Student's Directory has not yet been put on sale. At the same ti-m:e it in a sense criticised the man- agement and printers of that publi-...…

…Phone 1172-J. WANTED. ,00.J 49 Wanted-Second growth Hickory butts suitable for Automobile spokes. For further information call on or write WV. C. Morrey, Mgr., Timber Depart- ment, Hayes Wheel Co., Jackson, Michigan. 49 to 7? 71 id gold h Ila. office ,St araI Rosenberg calls and delivers. 12tf Kollouf cuts and makes clothes for fhe college men. Old post office build- ing, Main and Ann Street. 28tf MWOVER was ::up- ,through Rosenbe...…

…E 'Ii ri MUSIC AND DRAMA i I New I Go On EEKS. Club, delphi eected )urney d the n Jan- clubs d will Fol- "The Girl in the Taxi." When "The Girl in the Taxi,"that mer- riest of all laughing successes which created a sensation in Paris and scored the greatest triumph of any play of its kind produced in this country last season and which comes to the New Whitney Theater Saturday, December 2, matinee and night, was put in re- hearsal, the ...…

…e . ," n Daily IlAILED TO ANY ADDRESS $3.00 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FIDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1912. PRICE FIVE c I TO DISCUSS 1ULETIC AFFAIR I THE WEATHER MAN LND [ Fight ference is ago this af- as come to Forecast for Ann Arbor-Friday, continued cold and light westerly winds. University Observatory -Thursday, 7:00 p. m., temperature 26; maximum temperature, 24 hours preceding, 34.4; minimum temperature, 24 hours pre-1 ceding, 19.8; avera...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY +iYilY:bwnrr ' rr your Fall or Winter Suit from the largest line in the city. Dress Suits a specialty .H. Wild Co. Tailors and Importers. 311 South State Steet U Scrag Books Our MichigaiScrap Book is the best on the Market for the money. Look over our books before you purchase. We also have extra leaves when you have it filled. If you have not hal a scrap book before start now and get one at Sheehan o. THE1 ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY i ,H.\T S Just enough of the "English" swing to our new STEIN-BLOCH SMART CLOTHES to make them very stylish looking-of course they fit in that comfortable way which is the result.of 58 years of knowing how to tailor good clothes. Yes, they will save you money too, and you will appreciate this better after an examination and try on. Come in to-4ay or to-morrow. 100 mackinaws on hand $6.50 to $10.00 LOST ," AT -0-- Was it...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY INSTRUCTOR HAS VXLIUABLE COLLECTION OF OLD 'CELLOS. is what is supposed to be a genuine "Stradivarius" with a commercial sh Flat Last $5.00 '1. C. Wier, of Rhetoric Department, is Connoisseur of Ancient Instriiments "'Cellos get sleepy and out of train- ing just as people do," declares Mr. M. C. Wier. "They, must be used con- tinually to be at their best." Although Mr. Wier is a member of the rhetoric faculty, his kno...…

…1 1L vil cn gan ! of y LI ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1913. PRICE ces LAST NIGHT. Michigan band in adopting a I VALUABLE FOSSILS ENRICH UNIVERSITY COLLECTIONS. Eight boxes of valuable fossils have been received by the university mu- seum, from the State Geological Sur- vey at Lansing. These fossils have been collected by state geologists and because of lack of space in the Lan- sing quarters, they have been sen...…

…~nEW C ,E L I vial Official newspaper atth University of Mich- I IIPublished every morning except Monday dur- fl ing the university year. Ba, ORS II t k you the tpossible ble price. the be st. t to fit. loolens of ty. The ,nt in the A fancy box of Initial stationery with your Initials In gold. I ', 25c Former' price 40c Entered at the postoffice at Ann Arbor, Mlich- igan under Act of Congress of March 3, 1 879. Offices Ann Arbor P...…

… --- I Have You Tried Have you looked at our winter footwear and' our arge assortrnent of house ;lippers? We have rub= hers with heels wide e= I Our New Chocolate at the Fountain ? The powder'costs us twice as much per pound as any other kind and"o"rs is the o"y fountain where you can get it, hot or cold. We are willing to pay the price for the sake of having the best. Society Brand Clothes Have "that different air" of dis- tinction tha...…

…... SAM AtLYNDON " tthe Sign of The Kodak " Kodak Films DID I WHAT? Finishing Flashlights and Groups I1 TWO Days Only' FEID A Y, SATVRDAY. Nov. 28-29 Telephone 458.L 719 North University Avenue ]HENRY W. SAVAGE OFFERS nged the price of woolens on an average of twenty five )fn a yard, so all Vie leading jobbers tell' us. That will a difference of about eighty seven cents on the amount of hat goes into a suit. Not mnuch, is it?" No...…

…1 an Dai . SUBS(, NO T YLI ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN. SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1914. PRICE FIVE CE F r :, s 6 Bid One f the Boys' ch will be dress, to be f New York 3:00 o'clock sion to this' . until 2:45 galleries of >wn open to iith has the f the most i t , TODAY Fred B. Smith speaks at Baptist church, 10:30 o'clock. H. M. Leland, Michigan Union, 2:30 o'clock, Fred B. Smith, on "A Strong Man," Hill auditorium, 3:00 o'clock. Menorah soc...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY the importance of being prop- ored. The impression that parel makes is not to be regarded. For twenty-six e have been especially suc- a making clothes for the uni- ien. Come in today and order t for the Xmas holidays and prove not only your good t, but your good taste as well; r. H. WILD COMPANY Merchant Tailors State St. I , 1 " . ,I11 i , . 1 q. 1 Stationery Sale 1 Box Paper-1 Box Cards THE MICHIGAN DAILY Official news...…

…THE HJ~ORIG~AN DAILY =1701 1, TussH Wed, OOD SHOW J s Phone 1701 Every Night at 7:30 and 9:00 ALWAYS A OOOD 9W ys 3 ALWAYS A GOOD SHOW Nov. 30, Dec. 1-2 3 Days 3 'I R, LIOI laster AND lagican USING A REAL LIVE MAN-EATING LION IS, BRIDE a ---------- Things An Entire Carload of i Will See! Scenery ? MAGICAL DIVORCE," a novel conceit in which a uman being vanishes in air. !TERY OF TIlE CRYSTAL CASKET," the crea- on of a huma...…

…THE MICEIQAN DAILY t _ _ _ i complete medical care and examina- tion of athletes. Columbia A service has been established here during the past year. Hours are kept twice daily, caring. for about thirty students. A well-equipped dis- pensary is maintained in one of the campus buildings. The service is rapidly extending although there has been no definite .provision whereby the service can give infirmary privileges to bed patients. No fee has ...…

…THE !MICHIGAN DAIT - gaos aw ?3iclbigarL U RE BATES, DEAN OF THE LAW DEPARTMENT apparent epidemic of acute pharyn- gitis. There has been no expressed op- position to the service. Student senti- ment is eminently satisfactory. Stu- dents have been surprised that in the past they did without such a service, where now in need they come for ad- vice and treatment. Iowa State Since 1886, a service has been at Ames. -800 students pay an annual...…

…n ea rical Circ es :T FELl Ir. Monarch in IN EUROPEAN TRAVELS aer iother lions in self-de- captive the two fluffy, the most important vaudeville house south of the Pyrennes. Carter found "Baby" a quick study and a thorough artist, quick to grasp the possibilities of the leading "heavy" in the melo- drama. The situation was dramatic. It was "Baby's" premiere. The theatre was the Little Colyseu in Setubal, a city about forty miles fr...…