S A T, E 1 T E
Dainty Graduation Frocks
I Foi- The
Salem Girls—
A Beautiful Line to Select From
ANCHOR STORE
'‘Better Values for' Cash’’
1921 IS A '“LKAP YKAR”
WK IMtOl'OSK, TO YOU lli:it you slumUl he ;is I'ARTKTI,A 1 in
pickinir youi- PHA H M ACIS'l' i*. in selectin': your DOC'l'OR.
HOPKINS LANUQULST COMPANY
Phone 159
DRUGGISTS
COMPLF/rE NEW WAKDKOHKS
FOR THE C0LLE(;E (iIRL
BROTANS
OF N'KW YORK
118 Nil. Litx rtv Strccl
Ydii can Nfii'ct llic most exvlusivf ;i|)])arfl for
Classroom, ('ami)iis and tlic more I'ormal
Aftt-riiooii and I'.vfiiinj; I'liiictioiis. And rr
mcml)er the pricis arc most ri-asonablt-. con
sidcring the beauty of the ijarmcnts.
Coats, Suits. Dresses. S\veat-rs. Skirts, Millinery, I'jtc.
MILWARD’C
lyJL OF XEW YORK ^
T)istinctive I^adies Apparel
NOW SHOWING
Graduation Dresses
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FOR TIIF,
CLASS OF 1924
West 4-tli Street
Winston-Saieiii, North Carolina
21? Main St. Phone 1130
South Main St.
POUVEZ*VOUS RIRE?
Old English
Sue; “How would you say in
Sliak(s))('rean F'.nglisli, 'Here comes
a bow-Icji’jfed man’?”
Lou: “15choldI Slia! A\'hat is
this I see walkins; in j)arenthesis ?”
--K.r.
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Customer: “It’s tous'h to pay 50
cents a pound for meat.” '
Butcher: “Yes, hut it’s tougher
when you pay 2.5.”—Literarji Di-
c/ext.
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Prettij Poor
“My facc is iny fortune.” I
“You’ll never have to ))ay an in- I
come tax.”—!
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Practical Kdiicatio)i
A kecn-cved mountaineer led his
ovcrc;rown son into a country
schoolhousc. “This here hoy’s artcr
larnin’,” he announced. “What’s yer
hill o’ fare?”
“My do))artment, sir,” replied the
professor, “consists of arithmetic,
alfjchr.'i. ireometry, and trigonome
try.”
'' “'I'hat’ll do,” interru])ted the old
i man. “load him up with triggernom-,
I etry. He’s the only ])oor shot in |
I the f/unily.”
I ■ r : :
; Singleton: “It's such a hother
deciding about vacation.”
j ^Vcdmore: “It doesn’t bother
' me. 'I’hc boss tells me when to go*
;ind my wife tells me where.”—Lit-
] crarii Digcxt. I
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.\init: “Can you explain wire-;
less tclegra]ihy to me, Arthur?”
Arthur: “Well, if you had a very
long dog. reaching from London to
I.i\erpool, and you trod on its tail
in London, it wouKl bark in Liver
pool. That’s telegra))hy, and wire
less is ])recisely the same only with
out the dog.”—Liicrarjj Digest.
IT IS FOR YOU !
ROSENBACHER’S
“44tli Anniversary Celebration Sale” and
■‘Trade Extension Sale” Combined
It means that you can buy the prettiest .Millinery, I'rocks.
(iraduation Dresses, Suits, Coats. I'ootwear, Hosiery,
(iloves, 'Foiletries—
Everytliiiig in This Store
At a Sensational Reduced Price
During This Big Selling Event!
FASHION ENTERS--
IN UKK NKAV SPIUXC (.I’lSK
,\nd a becoming guise it is. full of color, representing so many
new style trends, adapting so many lovely new fabrics to the
smart lines. Altogether a charming guise.
You ;ire cordially invited to come and view our jiresent
showing of ,S])ring .V|)parel.
COATS SL'I'l’S I'ROCkS H.VTS
SFOU'l'S .MM'AKLI. ACCI.SSOKIHS
Head-
(jH.'irtcrs
i‘or
Salem
(lirls.
the idea I
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(juartcr-
; for
! Salem
GirK.
WINSTON SHOE STORE
436 N. TRADE ST.
WINSTON-SALEM, N. C.
: I'ond .Mamma: “Leroy, is your
teacher satisfied with you?”
Lerov: “She must be. She saidj
tolay that if all the pupils were
like me she would resign. That
shows I know enough.—Ejt. i
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“How old is your little brother, |
•lohnny? ” incpiired \^’illie.
“.lust .'I yi^ar old,” re])lied .Johnny.
‘Huh. I’ve got a dog just a year
old and he can walk twice as well
as your brother.”
“He ought to; he‘s got twice as'
manv legs.”—A’.r. ;
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He: “Ileniember when we first;
met in the revolving door at the post j
office ?”
She; “But that wasn’t the first
time we met.”
He: “Well, that’s when we start-
i ed going .around together, wasn’t
^ it?”—Ea\
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‘ AXXOUNCEMENTS
I Ucgistration for is sclied-i
I ulcd as follows; !
, Sophomores—^londay and Tues
day, May 12 and I.‘5.
]' r e s h m e n — Wednesday and
I Thursday, May ! I and 15.
[ All registrations must be a|)-
j proved by advisers ;md bear their
I .signature.
Registration cards may be ob-
^ tained from the office during the
nu>rning office hours on the d.ays
designated for each class. The Reg
istrar’s office will he o])cn to receive
registration for filing from f ;00 to
5 ;;5() on registration days.
Miss .‘'tii)e. Dean of W'omen. an-^
nounces that college students must j
t))ay their room registr;iti)n fee of |
’five dollars to Mis.s Ferrymati he-!
fore W lnc;s(!ay. May 1th. X;) 1
! student will be allowed to enter the I
drawing for reservation.': room nn-1
i/ til she has ]iaid this fer.'j
SOSNIK & SOSNIK
“The Best in Ready to Wear”
Dainty Summer Flocks
In Every Leading Shade
Arriving Daily
Do Not Fail To See Them When Out
On A Shoi)i)in^’ Tour.
ALL REMAINLNC; COATS AND
SUITS REDL^CED TO ONE-
HALF OF ORKilNAL PRICE
S'OSNIK & SOSNIK
"The Best in Ready to Wear'