rH^E SALE MITE
AN INVITATION!
To you, to see the new smart fashions in “Boyish Style” Suits,
Millinery, Froeks, Coats, Footwear, and accessories—
if only to look!
THE PRETTIEST STYLES OUT!
PRICED TO PLEASE YOU!
The Store for the New Things First.
ROSENBACHER & BRO.
“The College Girls’ Store”
MILWARD’O
OF NEW YORK ^
Distinctive Ladies Apparel
Spring--
Models
ON DISPLAY
West 4th Street
Winston-Salem, North Carolina
FRESHMEN
ALWAYS SOMETHING
NEW AT THE IDEAL
Salem Girls—pay us a visit every time you are up town. You
will always find here something new and something you will
want.
You are always welcome, whether you come to shop, use our
phone, leave your packages or wait for your friends.
THE IDEAL
HEADQUARTERS FOR SALEM GIRLS
SOPHMORES, JUNIORS AND SENIORS! You’ll find
the latchstring on the outside al-
ways just around the corner, at /&A\U kj
the College Girl’s Drug Store, where you’ll find anything you
want.
Make your wants known at Welfare’s and they will be supplied.
212 Mam St. Phone 1130
iirpose";
JOKES
Crowd of Fresh Boys (in the post
office)—^Who owns the post office
here!*
Jennings Ross (turning around)
—Er—I-^on’t know.
* « *
Can’t Get Out Of It
Lucile Reid (looking disguested-
ly at the quart of milk before her)
—-Uh, I’m going to start to taking
two pints instead of a quart.
* * *
Mr. Taylor (in English class)—
The heading of a business letter is
best put at the bottom.
* * «
Fresh (very inquisitive)—What
are you going to be after you finish
school?
Senior (disinterestedly)—Oh, an
old maid.
Fresh—A lady in waiting sounds
better.
E. M.—Two fellows fell from a
balloon last week and landed on the
sky light of a building.
Mid.—Were they killed.^
E. M.—No; one said as he land
ed, “'Where are we?” Says the
other, “Scotland, I guess, didn’t
you hear the glass go?”
* * *
Mid.—Have you travelled abroad
much, Tambo?
E. M.—Yes, a great deal.
Mid.—How did you like Turkey?
E. M.—With cranberry sauce.
*
Fresh—Did you ever read Burns’
poem “To a Mouse?”
Senior (indignantly)—Of course.
Fresh—How did you get it to
listen ?
Say, ain’t you de feller vat I met
in Philadelphia ?
Philadelphia? I ain’t never been
dere.
Veil, neider have I. I guess it
must have been two odder fellers.
THINKS UNITED STATES
SHOULD ADOPT PLAN
Dr. W. W. Pierson, Jr., professor
of history and government, made
the second talk of the group ex
plaining the Bok Peace Plan in
Chapel last Friday morning. This
talk was made by Dr. Pierson in
order to give the student body a
clear idea of the plan so they might
vote intelligently in the ballot held
on it Friday.
He stated that the project for
•■he Peace Plan suggests three ideas.
These are the providing of some
practicable plan for peace, pro
vision for co-operation of United
States with rest of world, and the
achievement of world peace. As Dr.
Pierson viewed it, the Plan is prac
ticable. Its merits are that there is
nothing in it which endangers the
safety of the United States, and
that it provides for the traditional
policy of co-operation in the inter
national court. And furthermore, as
Dr. Pierson stated, “If we do not
take this plan, the United States
will be left in its unnatural position
of isolation.”
On the other hand, the removal
of Article X. and the reshaping of
Article XVI. of the League of
Nations would remove the heart
and lungs of the League. To pro
pose to use moral force and public
opinion on the offending nation
would only be to ues the forces
which we have been using all the
time without avail. Public opinion
usually goes with the nation having
the most clever propaganda. Thus
the League would be reduced to a
peace-time activity and so far as
preventing war goes, we would not
■lave much more forceful arrange
ment than we have at present.
—Tar Heel.
To earn your confidence and then to be everlastingly faithful
to it . . . this is our goal.
HOPKINS LANDQUIST COMPANY
Phone 189 DRUGGISTS South Main St.
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COMPLETE NEW WARDROBES
FOR THE COLLEGE GIRL—
BROTANS
OF NEW YORK
418 No. Liberty Street
You can select the most exclusive apparel for
Classroom, Campus and the more Formal
Afternoon and Evening Functions. And re
member the prices are most reasonable, con
sidering the beauty of the garments.
Coats, Suits, Dresses, Sweaters, Skirts, Millinery, Etc.
O’Hanlon’s
For Dainty Creams and Face Powders
Coty’s Face Powder, 89c the Box
O’HANLON, The Rexall Store
SHOES FO STYLE
See Our SPRING SHOES and HOSIERY Before Buying
BELCHER-FORLAW SHOE CO. DOBsolSr"iils
WINSTON SHOE STORE
436 N. TRADE ST.
^VINSTON.SALEM, N. C.
Hawkins-BIanton Co., Inc.
DRY GOODS, NOTIONS,
Ladies’ Ready to Wear,
Millinery
434 Liberty St.
Winston-Salem, N. C.
College Girls—
BUY YOUR NEW
SPRING COATS AT OUR
PHENOMENAL COAT SALE
MONDAY
175 Beautiful Garments to select
from $12.50 $16.50 $19.75 and up.
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