University of Michigan Law School - Quad Yearbook (Ann Arbor, MI)

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- - Masons, i Soclety Regs' Fon Odd Fellows and And' Ul1lf0l'lTlS Knights oli Pgthias College Bend UN I FCJRMS Military Buy of the ,Manufacturers Get the Best Goods at the Lowest Prices We issue more than sixty separate price lists with illustrations and descriptions All corresponcli nce has prompt and careful attention . 3 THE M. C. LILLEY se Cog, CQLUMBUS, OHIO. ' 8 CO., FORA 4 GRADUATING OR DRESS SUIT lg Buy Nothing but the Restaurant I 'rRAns Mmm 'W' 'V ' Clay Worsted a EVERY GARMENT is GUARANTEED T0 owe sATlsFAcTloN ....... ,,, ..x Flnd V FANCY 26 UHING, EVER 8 Go., BAKED sou-: AGENTS So th - . GOGDS U Clothiers, Hatters and Furnishers State Street 27 and 29 s. MAIN sfr.

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