Boone-Iseley Drug- Co.
Cor. Fayetteville and Hargett Streets
Phone 95 and 2344
RALbIGH, N. C.
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108 Fa>-cttevillc St. Raleigh
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ICE CREAM
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Phone 421
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MEREDITH COLLEGE
For Young Women
Admits only those who have four years
of work in High School
Facilities Excellent
CHARGES MODERATE
For information or Catalogue zvriie
CHAS. E. BREWER
President
^ POPS AND CKACKLES ^
Uiildh*: ’'Wliv don't Clivijifiini Sciciicc
clnnvlica linvc' windows
Ans.: ’riii’v ilnn’t bc‘lii’\x‘ in jjiiin.s.
1-. A. M.: (Oiiiiiji into •Iniinirji Ai-ncttrs
mom iinil pic^kinj;' up ii letter iiddi-c’sscd to
MisH .) "Is tliis-.lolni
•I. A.: "\n, that's J//.SN.’’
1,. A. M.: ‘'Is tlint ii git'l or ii boy
Mr. lli^lisniitli: ’‘Miss Xyc wlty wci'('you
liitc to elass V'
I). Xyc: ‘*[>('causc tin* hell Viin^- hct’orc 1
jiot here'.’'
1*. Dav: “(iirl have you fnr^otten niy
name (”
.\1. K. Little: ".\h—yes.”
!’. Dav: "It's I’hehe Day. hloi-khi’inh Do
you know now
.M, 1'^ I..: ‘•\’(ssmnm—Ph(‘lx‘ Day Hhurk-
hoad.'’
Mr. liih'y ((.n Hist. 1.); "Why wen; the
Dki'Ii’ Ai/cn ealleil liy rlial name'"
(i. IJnnn; •'Beeansc’ thei'e were so imniy
kni.iihrs.’’
Slif Coiilfhi'l Stiij
M i!>tn Did the Hslierman wlio rnlh'd
h'r‘ tills morninjr have fro^’ le^i’s
Servant: ''Sure, nnim. I dm‘t know, lie
wore jjants.”
‘■(irandmotlicr. dil yoti liko that ^nni-
lrop ?”
••’i'es, I liked it very nineh. ilear."
•■\V(‘1L 'I'owscr didn’t, lie spii ii out
twieo.” j
Tlu‘ followin'!' reh'iivani was rcccivi'il by a
l‘’rej‘luniiii not loui:- ajio. ‘‘'I’wins arriv-i| Ijist
niiiht—more by mail."—Sisl(*r.
Komauri' younjr Indy, spemlin'i- llie sum
mer on a farm: ‘‘.Insf bear how iliosr obi
frees in rlie orchard nioiui ami ,iii’oaii in ihe
srurm, like the 'ryiiiii' id’ a lost soul."
Small Hoy: ■‘Well, 1 _i>'uess you'd nsake a
I'achet loo, ii' you wer‘ as full of ”ve(*n ap]ibs
as they aro.”
.\n Irisiimau on I'eturninj^' home to bis
uarive hind pive vt'iit lo his joyful fi*elin.iis
by «'.\(daimin^' re])(Mitcdly : '■llnvrah for Ire
land! ITnrrah for Irebuull" niiich to the
auniscmeiil of the [)asseniicrs. bur to the dis-
ji'usf of iin I'luji'lishman ui hoard, who Hmdly
I'eraiiiifed with these words:
’■ I [nrrali for I reland !—Hurrah for Hell!"
■‘Thar’s riji'ht.'' auswt'red Pat. '•('Vcry man
t'u' his own eonntry,’’
^ STUDEN r OPINION ^
W’ben th(‘ aiinonneement wa."- made that the
.sysfciu of Closed Study Jloui' at iiijibt fnmi
7:4.' to .10 o’eloek would bo enforced, there
wa.s a i^reat deal ff discussion aiufiiig the stn-
deufs. Kvorwliere eouhl be hoard expressions
Ilf opijiion amonii' the individnal students
s\icli as the following; “Ob, for goodness sake,
why do tb(‘y want to shut \is up in our r(>onis
when we might be free to do as.wi* chooser’
Ofh(‘vs were b(‘ard to say. *‘()b, I’m so glad,
now 1 will have i^omc time for concentration.”
.\s ji wbirk*. the nuijority of the studeur body
is ileeidedly in favor of Closed Study Hour.
It \ a grainl aul glorious feeling to think
that you can go to your own room and ‘‘!n>u-
cst-to-goodness" have piiet and two lio\n‘s
and tift(*en minutes nnd(‘r conditions in
wbicli you can ,-oncentrate. It i.s also
rather plcashig to know if yon don’t care lo
study you can engage in various family af
fairs without iuterruption. “Yos,”’ one girl
was heartl to say. ‘i)Ut just tlnnk 1 won't
t‘vi*r be !ibl(‘ lo talk to .lim any mov(> on the
tele))hotie because it will lie so rushed before
7 ;4.') and after ll> o'clock." There is prob
ably nol a girl in school who does not enjoy a
little teb'phone couversjitiou now and then,
bur wc must all admit that this telephone
liusiuess has certainly been carried to an e.x-
ecss. Il is an inviting teni])tation to wait
1’or a promised telephine call and leave nn-
]U'cpared les.«oiis painfully neglected.
In (‘vei’y college then* are some girls who
are e.\tr'na*ly studious and manage to pr‘-
]iare llicir wiu'k in the betwerm times and oth
ers who nc-glect llieh' work: these girls take
the nights off to have a rollicking good time,
whii'h is unfortunate for girls who desire to
siiuly. This plan if tln'y so choose, but now
thanks lo Closed Sluily Hour, they must in
dulge in these frivolities inside tb(! walls i.i'
their own rooms and in less hilarious nuni-
ner.
This I'cuewal of ibe Closed Stiuly Jloiu'
svsrem will generiite a feeling of cooperatii-ii
among the sludents. ji rime for study, a^ well
iis play. and. we hope, n higher standard (d
work on the pari of the studiuits.
Wasbiugtiin now boasis of ii luauless hotel.
'I'bis hotel is to h(! run e.xclusively by women.
The bell bojis, porters, cooks, rocun clei'ks
anil other em|)loyees are all women. 'I’lii*
managi'r is a woman, ftirmerly manager of
the government hotel for war workers.
"Well," saiti the cheerful wife who thought
she bad a su])rano v(>ice. "if tlii' \V(n‘sl coiu‘S
to rbe worsr 1 could keep the wolf from the
door .by singing."
■•1 don't doubt that you would do it,” re
plied b(‘r husband, who bad sutfercul much,
"but su]i]iose the wolf .‘should ha|)pen to b(‘
deaf