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ANNOUxVCEMENTS
Miss Addry Mary Weisel of
Baltimore, Maryland, will give an
address in the Expanded Chapel
Service on Wednesday, February
20. Her subject is “Training
School for Christian Service.”
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On Monday, February 18, Tony
Sarg with his Marionettes will ap
pear in Memorial Hall, giving two
performances. The afternoon fea
tures “Hansel and Gretel” and
“Red Riding Hood,” and the even
ing, “Don Quixote.” These will
furnish an afternoon and evening
of adventure, fun, and sport.
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The Advisory Board of the Y.
W. C. A. will have charge of the
regular weekly service on Friday
night, February 22. This will be
the first time in the history of our
association that our board has been
able to serve us in this capacity, and
the meeting gives great promise of
appeal to every member.
JOKES
Rachel Davis (in the infirmary
and thinking about an English book
that she had to read for English)—
Babe, have you got Areopagitica?
Babe Robbins—Huh? I don’t
reckon I have; I’ve got only sore
throat.
Mr. Campbell (in Biology class)
—Some animals have simple eyes,
some have compound. Now what
kind of eyes have we.
The Class (remembering Wooley’s
Handbook)—Complex! !
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Quite Unexpected
fflSoph. (turning sarcastically to a
Fresh.)—Huh, why you couldn’t
even tell me where the capitol of the
United States is.
Bright Fresh, (very unconcern
edly)—Oh from what I know, most
of it’s loaned to foreign countries.
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Fond Mother—Here’s a photo
graph of my little boy when he was
a baby, and I want you to make one
of him as he is now.
Photographer—But, haven’t you
brought him with you?
Fond Mother—No, I thought you
could make an enlargement from
this.
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The State of the Union
The cleanest state—Wash.
The most egotisticol—Me.
The sickliest state—111.
The most maidenly—Miss.
The most medical state—M. D.
The most paternal state—Pa.
The mining state—Ore.
The Buncho state—Conn.
The deep in debt state—O.
The oldest state—Ark.
Flapper — “Who’s that fellow
with the long hair?”
Lounge Lizard — “Smith from
Yale.”
Flapper—“Oh those are the Yale
locks we’ve heard of.
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Telling the truth saves time—you
don’t have to remember what you
said.
“What become of your little
kitten?” asked the visitor,of a small
boy.
“Why, haven’t you heard?”
“No; was it drowned?”
“No.”
“Lost?”
■ “No.”
“Poisoned?”
“No.”
“Then whatever did become of
it?”
“It growed up into a cat!”
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To earn your confidence and then to be everlastingly faithful
to it . . . this is our goal.
HOPKINS-LANDQUIST COMPANY
Phone 159
DRUGGISTS
South Main St.
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
or Dainty Creams and Face Powders
Coty’s Face Powder, 89c the Box
O’HANLON, The Rexall Store
SHOES OF STYLE
and Quality
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BELCHER-FORLAW SHOE CO. dSbIotIiiIs
WINSTON SHOE STORE
WINSTON-SALEM, N. C.
436 N. TRADE ST.
Hawkins-Blanton Co., Inc.
DRY GOODS, NOTIONS,
Ladies’ Ready to Wear,
Millinerv
434 Liberty St.
Winston-Salem, N. C.
LOVELY NEW UNDERWEAR
NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY YOUR
SUMMER SUPPLY
Lovely gowns and teddies of Pussy Willow.
Hand-made gowns and teddies of fine nain
sook.
In white and the new colors, such as pink,
blue, orchid, mai.se.
ROSENBACHER & BRO.
Founded 1880.
MAY WILES HAT SHOP HAS MOVED
from 212',o West Fourth Street
io 213 West Fourth Street, over Hines’.
MAY WILES
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ALWAYS SOMETHING
NEW AT THE IDEAL
Salem Oirls—pay us a visit every time you are up town. You
will always find here sometliing new and something you will
want.
^ ou are always welcome, whether you come to shop, use our
piioiie, leave your packages or wait for your friends.
THE IDEAL
HEADQUARTERS FOR SALEM GIRLS
‘There is no place like THE
ANCHOR for values"’ Your
dollar buys a Dollar’s Worth
every time.
The Anchor Store
urpose
MILWARD’Q
OF NEW YORK M
Distinctive L,adies Apparel
Spring"
Dresses and Hats
ON DISPLAY
VV'est 4tli Street
Winston-Salem, North Carolina
FRESHMEN
WELFARE’S
SOPHMORES, JUNIORS AND SENIORS! You’ll find
the latchstring on tlie outside al
ways just around tlie corner, at
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.