THE SALBIQTE BASKETBALL TEAM ROUNDS INTO SHAPE. Davidson, N. C., Jan. 21.—The Wild cat basketball team is fast being rounded into running shape. A harci schedule is before them but with one of the fastest and surest “quints" ever seen on the local floor the pros pects for a successful season are unusually bright. Jack, queried the teacher, what is the difference between electricity and lightning ? Lightning don’t cost nothing, came the prompt reply. SALEMITE JOKES. W hatever I do and whatever I say, Aunt Tabitha says that isn’t the way. When she was a girl, 40 summers ago, Aunt Tabitha says she never did so. And when to the altar a bride I go Aunt labitha’ll say she never did so. • * « Bacteriology lab— Are those frogs that are croaking in here? Hardly, the ones in here have al ready croaked. * • * i/acksi Ducks! Quack! Quack Where are they? • * « Brilliant student in Organic Chemis try lab. note book spelled ketone— “keptones”. Teacher’s comment: “This is noi a music course”. * * * B. S. Senior to butcher, “Have you any brains?” Later—Please charge this to B. C. Leftwich, Home Economics Dept. Butcher—“Is that same girl stih there?” * * « There was a boarding house keeper named Skinner, Who smiled when his boarders got thinner. For then he was able To seat more at the table, Both at breakfast and lunch and dinner. LAMENTATIONS OF RUTH. Into bits I’d love to tear thee, Trigometry! My Trigometry! Or cast thee on the boundless sea Trigometry! My Trigometry! I’ve pulled my hair in miseiy And thought of you so constantly That I’m on the road to insanity, Trigometry! My Trigometry! She: Did you enjoy the gargoyles of Notre Dame? He (thundering) “Not particularly, but the oeufs of chaumont tasted pret ty good. “ “Pud’ and Ruth Crowell to Joe fo. the week-end did go. They say they had a grand time slid ing in the snow!” “As soon as exams their worries did unravel, You may be sure Mildred Barnes to Wilson did travel!”' “Gone home is our friend Helen Coble! Until her return her friends are saci and mobile!” First operator: Has Marjorie any education along musical lines ? 1 should say so! Name any record and she , can tell you what’s on the other side. “Father,” said George, who had just come from school, “I am tired of my arithmetic”. What makes you dis- guested? queried the father. “Every problem I have, replied the boy, says to find the common denominator.” “Great Scott!” exclaimed the parent, haven’t they found the thing yet? They were hunting for it when I was a boy. “I must say those bisciuts are fine”! exclaimed the young husband. “How could you say they were fine, whisper ed the mother as the fair bride sought a further supply in the kitchen. I didn’t say they were fine—I merely said I must say so. “Dorothy Kirk’s father a visit to her did make, During it Dot and the Juniors lived on candy and cake!” “Marion Cooper, we are glaid to claim again. And we hope we’ll have Mary Frances Tucker for a friend!” “Ruth Crisp—an ex-Salem girl— Visited Martha Matthewson during the exam whirl!” FOUNDED 1880 “Home to Reidsville went tired Juan- itd Sprinkle— When the Juniors saw the food she brought back their eyes did twinkle!” “Last week Elizabeth Roop went to Christianburg, her home, ‘They say’ now tho, she’s back under Salem’s dome.” “P’rom Oak Ridge Miss Edgerton— called ‘Marie.’— Came to visit us—much is ooir glee! ’ •‘Wc are left to wonder.what has be come of Adelaide Who went home for the week-end, anil has stayed ” “Lib Batts has just returned from ‘N. C. C.’ Which she likes best—that or Salem— is a mystery to me!” On last week-end Annex was brim ming with fun, Exams were over, and Mrs. Riddle had come. The seniors indulged in every food, 'most. From a basket of fruit, to a marsh mallow toast. That Missouri gradnmother who has gone to college evidently figures that she is old enough to know better. Washington Post Also the Conference has helped to an appreciation of the difficulties and accomplishments of the Wilson diplo macy.—Springfield Republican. Boston’s new mayor is Curley, but she is still far ahead of those cities whose mayore are crooked-—Nashville Southern Lumberman. ROSENBACHER & BRO. THE STORE FOR THE COLLEGE GIRL. READY FOR YOU TO SEE THE MOST AEVANCED SPRING MODELS IN Millinery, Frocks, Tweed Suits Dressy Suits, Hosiery Footwear, COATS, WRAPS and CAPES EXCELLENT STYLES AT SENSIBLE PRICES ROSENBACHER & BRO. EISENBERG’S 432 NORTH LIBERTY STREET. —DRESSES —PRETTY SWEATERS, —COAT,S —COAT SUITS FOR ANY OCCASION. A complete line and at'prices to attract. We will be ie- lighted to have the College Girls and Teachers Tisit our store any time and assure them pleasant relations in their purchases. Girls! Girls! Why take a minute’s time trying to decide just what to do. Just come to the Girl’s Drug Store, where is found everything to make you forget the worriei of Study— —LIGHT LUNCHES, —CREAMS, —SODAS, —AND IN FACT ANYTHING YOU WANT. And don’t forget—in this place of refinement you »r« always assured of cordial hospitality, carefully com pounded Drugs and Cosmetics—and Pure Foods. W elf are’ EXCEPTIONAL SERVICE

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