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THE SALEMITE
Wednesday, March 6, 1935.
Take a cimrette Me CHESTERFIELD
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knotv I like that cigarette...
I like the way it tastes... there’s
plenty of taste there.
Chesterfield is mild, not strong
. . . and that’s another thing I
like in a cigarette.
What’s more, They Satisfy . . .
and that’s what I like a cigarette
to do.
I get a lot of pleasure out of
Chesterfield . . . you know I like
that cigarette.
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;> MONDAY
f LUCREZIA
f BORI
WEDNESDAY
LILY
PONS
SATURDAY
RICHARD
BONELLI
KOSTELANETZ ORCHESTRA AND CHORUS
9 P. M. (e. s. T.) — COLUMBIA NETWORK
fS) 1935, X-inr-FTT Tobacco Co.
DISILLUSION
Have you seen the frisky curia on the
head of Sally Finns
That dance about so gaily in the
mad March winds?
Each hair turns on its axis in the
proper way!
And Miss Sally’s bouncing curls
lead all the boys to say,
“Oh most fair, your charming hair
is w’here our love begins!”.
They don’t know that she’s a night
ly slave to bobbie pins.
O, do not fall in luff;
Itt ies not chust der tink
Ven you iss att dis collidch
All through dcr merry Sprinkl
O, vait until der Summer
Ven you can talk off luff
Vidout mixing itt vitt brideh
Und a lot oif odder stuff!
ENGRAVING
Makes Social Affairs
More Successful
H. T. Hearn Engraving Co.
217 Farmers Bank Bldg.
SENIOR CLASS HOSE
PURE Thread silk hose
In the Season’s Best Shades
Every Pair Ringless
Special 79c — 2 Pairs $1.50
EFIRD DEPT. STORE
FRESHMEN WIN
CHAMPIONSHIP GAME
AGAINST JUNIORS
Thursday night in the hut the
Basket Ball Tournament came to an
half was 13 to 2 in favor of the
exciting climax and finish when the
Freshmen won the Championship
game against the Juniors.
According t o Miss Atkinson
"Every player played well part of
the time.” Shorty Biles was heard
to remark between halves, “This is
a good game.”
During the first half the Freshmen
forwards showed up very well, and
in the second half the Junior
guards held them back considerably.
Sample, Freshmen guard, was out
standing in first half while Johnson
kept up the good work in the sec
ond half.
The score at the end of the first
winners. The final score was 31 to
25 in favor of the Freshmen.
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Superbly styled, one hundred
per cent sewn construction
and so very reasonably priced
$3.95 $8.S0
THE IDEAL
Shoe Department
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The Juniors led the Freshmen in
free shots, the Juniors getting five
goals out of seven tries and the
Freshmen, five out of nine tries.
The crowded audience remained in
an excited uproar during the entire
game w’hile Mr. Downs broadcast the
game play-by-play.
Freshmen (31) (25) Juniors
Pos.
Frazier (13) (14) Best
E. F.
Couch (10) (2) McNew
C. F.
Knox (2) (5) McNecly
C. F.
Mitchell Torrence
C. G.
Johnson Brown
R. G.
Sample Marx
L. G.
Substitutions:
Juniors—Eights (4)
Freshmen—Nolan.
Beferees: Mrs. Owen and Miss
Biles.
SPRING
FASHIONS
ARRIVING
DAILY
AT
ANCHOR ^
"Shopping Center of Winston*
Salem”
JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM
(CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE)
Creech, E. D. Smith, Aaron Prevost,
Bahnson Hall, James Neal, Charles
Ephland, Ben Elliott, Paul Best,
Allan Noose, Bill McAnally, Clarence
Spaight, J. H. Holland, Mead Willis,
A. H. Davis, Eobert Gorrell, Stuart
Leake, Herbert Harris, Kerr Craig
Eamsay, Llewellyn Griffith, Kirk
Swann, Harry Chaner, and Julian
Warren.
5000 wheres
7000 hows
100,0000 whys
—Kipling.
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“IMPORTERS”
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Southern Institution
Smart Women’s Wear
“Serving You Is a Pleasure”
COHEN'S
A LARGE EMI'ION
“May I print a kiss on your lips?’’
I asked;
She nodded her sweet permission.
So we went to press, and I rathe^
guess
We printed a large edition.
“ Je me connais a les femmes e’es*
pourquoi je t’aime. ”
Morris Service
Soda Specials
Sandwiches
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Next To Carolina Theatre
GILDA BEAUTY SALON
For 10 days we will give two Salem
Girls coming to-£rether, two $5.00
Permanents for $7.50 or two $7.50
Waves for $10.00.
Croquiffnole-Spiral Combination
824 Nissan Bldg. Phone 9553
I YOUNG THINGS
ARE COMING TO
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FOR
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