A New "exposure."

The Manchester photographer savs he can no longer af-Ford to remaní there, and as proofot the same, he answered negative-ly (in a sort of halftone), when questioned about it. He has posed in various attitudes in contemplation of a change, and removed the films, and focused hls eye on a town that will develop the dollars more rapidly on his píate; he says nnv amount of retouching on the subject, will not change liis ioot-prints. Accordingly he and his family will Ford the Kaisin together, hopiñg to rind more liberal patronage in a JSTew Parish, Ohio. Art School Kxhibitlon. The Ann Arbor Art School will give its annual exhibition the third weck in March. Everything points to a very creditable showing of work done by pupils of the school during the year. Life work tinder Mr. Paulus has been a prominent feature, but color work has not been neglected and a very attrac:ive and worthy exhibition is promised. The exact date will appear in next weeks issue. Convention Keports. The Sunday afternoon meeting at the Y. M. C. A. next Sunday will be addressed by the delegates to the State eonvention, vvho will teil their experiences there. Six members of the C'heluamagons will furnish the music.