Saturday, January 14, 1928,
the saLEMIte
ANCHOR STORE
‘'Winston-Salem s Shopping Center”
THE STORE PREFERRED BY
ALL SALEM GIRLS
MacDOWELL CLUB GIVES
“GRAUSTARK” JAX. IITH
AS Just enougli
e walk from the College.
1 make you hungry and thirsty.
Our toasted sandwiches are hard to beat and our drinks are
served just right.
>• Kodak developing—we have a twenty-four-
SALEM PHARMACY
We Appreciate Your Patronage.
IMPERIAL HAT SHOP
Smart Millinery For All Occasions
432 Trade Street
REJOICE AND BE GLAD!
We are having a Genuine Old-Fashioned Clearance Sale in our
Women’s \Vcar Department, Second Floor. Coats, Dresses,
Swaters, Underwear at 10 to off. Some even more.
COME AND GET YOUR PICK WHILE YOU CAX
MILLINERY
CHIC, SMART, YOUTHFUL AND NEW
EXPRESSIONS OF SPRING
POPULAR PRICES ALWAYS PREVAIL
Arcade Millinery Dept.
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r in her new role.
Dimitri Buchowetzi, the director,
.. -s in his element with “Graus
tark.” He is thoroughly familiar
with conditions in his native Europe
and lived for ten years in the tiny
kingdoms which, like the mythical
Graustark, dot the map of southern
Europe.
Eugene O'Brien returns by popu
lar demand to have the leading role
opposite Miss Talmadge. He play.s
Grenfall I.orry, the romantic young
American of the story, Frank Cur
rier is the King, and others in the
east include Marc McDermott, Rov
D'Arcy, Albert Gran, Lillian Law
rence, Michael Vavitch, Winter Hall
and Wanda Hawley,
There are more WALK-OVER SHOES sold than any
other trade-marked shoe in the world.
This distribution covers 102 countries
Walk-Over Shoe Store
Where Shoes are Fitted to the Feet
425 N. Trade St. Winston-Salem, N. C.
SALEM GIRLS ALWAYS WELCOME
MAKE THIS YOUR SHRINE
CASSELL DRUG COMPANY
MONTALDO’S
FOURTH AT CHERRY
CORRECT APPAREL IN ALL TYPES OF
COSTUMES FOR THE SCHOOL GIRL
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tion, beginning September, 1928.
Miss Shaffner is completing now her
studies under Tarlos Salzedo in New
York, generally acknowledged as the
leading harp instructor in America.
w'as selected last year as a mem
ber of the Salzedo Harp quintette,
a signal honor indicating a very high
nrder of proficiency.
.Miss Shaffner brings to her work
ii thorough College background, both
in general education and in music, to
which is added the extended instruc-
wliich she has enjoyed under
Mr, Salzedo. Salem College has
some years anticipated this op
portunity and has aw'aitcd her grad-
■ in in the hope that she would
•n to her Alma Mater to enter
u])on her profession.
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ite as many three-letter words a.'
lid be devised from the letters ir
the long word. The average indi-
idual record for ten minutes wa,‘
:)2, while the average group record
vas 7.5. This seems to prove that
froup thinking is better than indi
'idnal thinking.
Professor Asa Arthur Sbacffei
lemonstrated the fact that blindfold
■d persons walk, swim and drivt
automobiles in spirals. Dr. Charles
Haskell Danforth of Stanford Ui
versitv grafted a patch of skin
from'a White Leghorn to a Ply
mouth Rock chick, from which Leg
horn feather grew, proving that
skin is the determining factor in
feather making.
Dr. Clinton Jose|)h D:
the 15ell Telephone laboratories
performed an important and abs
truse ex))crinumt, jiroving that elec
trons leave their parent body in rad
iating wav» as well as in 'separate
])artieles. Dr. Arthur Sterry Cog-
geshall, chief paleontologist at the
Muscuni, Pittsburgh, said
is brain was about the size
s thumb—in fact the tele
graph system of his great body was
'mpotent that if somebody stepped
his tail his brain, SO feet from
Founder’s Day to be
Observed February 3
Interesting I'lans- in Progress For
Annual Event
Founder's Day is observed annu
ally at Salem College on February
3. Last year, a special eelebr.ation
of the occasion was inaugurated, con
sisting of the opening of the Museum
at the corner of the Square for the
inspection of visitors, a special din
ner in the evening at which the
members of the Board of Trustees
with their wives and husbands were
entertained, following which the
Alumnae Association held its regu
lar meeting. Miss Adelaide Fries
addressed the students in the morn
ing chapel service on topics of his
torical interest. This year, equally
interesting plans are being made to
make the day an interesting and
handed
of figures):
Dfi'ice Boy (who has
mployer long columr
I’ve added those fig-
Employer: “Good Boy!”
Office Boy (handing another slip
of paper) : “And here’s the ten
the i
njured membei
•! would never
have
received the mi
■ss.'ige.”
.Ma
ny other intei
ments
, investigations
\uur views on
physi(
i-nctics, evolu-
tion
and other se,i
were
presented by
notablc scien-
1C social side of the meeting
included banquets, teas and differ-
mt entertainments, a most interest-
ng event being a trip to The Herm-
tagc, Andrew’ Jackson’s old home
place. Dr. Arthur Amos Noyes of
the California Institute of TeehnoL
presided over the meeting. Dr.
ry Fairfied Osburn, president
of the American .Museum of Natural
History, was elected to preside over
the meeting which will be held ne.xt
lear the arch of Titus, admir
ing the vast and towering structure.
Suddenly, he saw a man who was
walking toward it, go through the
huge arch, and stoop as a tall per-
might while )>assing through a.
(ioorway. “Who was that
?” he asked of a native. “That?”
native answ'ered, “Why, that
Mussolini.”
Ekonomy
Kolumn
25c LISTERINE
TOOTH PASTE
19c
SUEDE FABRIC
GLOVES, PR.
48c
KID GLOVES
IMPORTED
$2.95
SILK SCARFS
NEW COLORS
SILK RAYON
BLOOMERS
FULL FASHIONED
SILK HOSIERY
ALL SHADES
“ONYX POINTEX”
SILK HOSE
POINTED HEELS
$1.65
A. & P. Store
ALWAYS READY
TO MEET THE
NEEDS OF
Salem College
Girls
Just around corner
O’Hanlon’s
Drug Store
Invites you to again make
out- Store your Store, and
to call on us whenever we
can serve you. Use our
Store for all your wants
—and when you want
service, think of
O’Hanlon's
Drug
Store
THE BIG
DRUG STORE
ON THE CORNER
Craven’s
BEAUTIFUL
TAILORED
SUITS
FOR EARLY
SPRING
D. G. Craven Co.
HARRISON’S, Inc.
“Style without Extravagance”
215 W. Fourth Street
Every Winter Dress and
each Cloth Coat reduced
^ Price
Radical Reductions on Fur Coats Also