Annie Wright School - Shield Yearbook (Tacoma, WA)

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28 H Y A K You can lead a horse to water, But you cannot make him drink ; You can ride a Latin pony, But you cannot make him think. . 4)1 Buttons, buttons gone from clothes, Name the place where they repose. In mite boxes, many times, You will find them ’stead of dimes. “Popcorn, peanuts, taffy,” echoes through the hall, “You can buy which one you like, or you can buy them all; Popcorn, peanuts, taffy, get them any time, Swell the Easter offering, penny, nickel, dime.” Many pearly buttons gone from many waists; Can it be the latest style? Can’t account for tastes. Can it be the waists are tight ? Or do the girls forget their plight?

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H Y A K 27 The Hyak acknowledges with thanks the following exchanges re- ceived since Christmas: Whitman College Pioneer, The Maroon, The Review, The Postern, The Focus, Whims, The K. I. Review, The Calendar, Wheat, The Toka, The Alphian, Stephens Collegian, The Spinster, The Camosun, The Tahoma. The March number of “Whims” is excellent. We have no fault to find. The “Focus” needs a few cuts and cartoons. The article on “Old English Customs” is very interesting. We should like to see an exchange department in The Alphian. Toka, your new department, “Alumni,” is a very good plan. Best wishes for its effect on your subscription list. The Lincoln number of “Wheat” is very good, and the essay on “Abraham Lincoln’s Boyhood” is well worth reading. The exchange department is also good. S2 8 8$ SS EXCERPTS Other papers all remind us, We can make our own sublime, If our fellow schoolmates send us Contributions all the time. Here a little, there a little — Story, club note, song or jest — If you want a slick school paper. Each of you must do your best. God helps them who help themselves — but not to pencils and tablets. Now I lay me down to sleep, Down on my little bunk, I pray that I may die tonight And save another flunk.

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DARNING Darn! Why Darn when DOROTHY ATKINSON Will do It for 1 cent a hole? Take your Stockings to LVLU CLAY for darning. Prices reasonable. Satls- faction guaranteed. BEAUTY PARLORS O. HAMPTON B. PHILLIPS B. MARSHALL Face Massage. Shampooing. Hair Dressing. Hair Dyed. Rats Made Over. Marcelle Waves. Billie Burke Curls. Electric Tre atments. MLLE. FR A NCOISE RUTE Room 17. Seminary Skyscraper. Kgg Shampoo. 10c. Plain Shampoo, 6c. Brushing is Life to the Hair Daily Treatments Given by MLLE. FRAHME, Room 6 MANICURING MARION KELLOGG K ATHERINE KERR TYPEWRITING For Neat. Accurate Work. Phone MISS H. E. CRISWELL LADIES’ SHOE SHINING PARLORS B. BUEHLER E. MARSHALL Annex Entrance WASHER WOMEN B. ECKERT R. LA FORGE Jabots a Specialty. r C. DOUD when collars come home from C. Doud they are neither cracked nor frayed. They make many trips to her tub without showing signs of wear and tear. SEWING Home Sewing! Stands a Bull Tfog ' o Strain if Done by L. O ' DONNELL Gloves Mended. Buttons Sewed On. D. WlLL OrGH BY Join MISS McGRAW ' S Sewing Class. Saturday morning, hours 11-12. Course 25c; single lessons. 8c. Class limited. Apply early. CLEANING Floors cleaned by M. MOONEY and M. ASHLAND Vacuum Cleaner. Rugs a Specialty. M. WOODS Contracts for Washing Bowls H. THURLOW FRENCH LAUNDRY RUTH CARLSON Neckwear a Sp ecialty. Dainty Handkerchiefs Done up by M. R. GUPPY DRY CLEANING Gowns Will Look Fresh the Whole Sea- son if Cleaned and Pressed by L. GASSERT MLLE. CHARLOT HARNISCHE Gloves Cleaned. Hand Pressed. 5c a hand; 6 for 25c. MILLINERY MLLE. HAZEL CHAMBERS Last Year ' s Hats Made Over at Reasonable Prices. A. W. S. PENNANTS G. BIRMINGHAM PEARL TWEEDEN FORTUNE TELLING When Dreams Comes True. CHARLOTTE HOOD ART Contracts for Sign Painting and Lettering. PRO F. S. M. TRANE Easter Cards. Place Cards and Engraved Wedding Invitations FLORIA LA CHMUN D MUSIC SIMPSON-HAMPTON ORCHESTRA Will Furni sh Music for Club Dances. TRAELOGUES Traveling Scenes from Europe. FRITZ KEATOR CANDY Famous “Rogers Candy H. RO GERS E. BRIDGES TEA ROOM Refreshments Served by the Seniors in the Old Gym. AMUSEMENTS Enjoy your Recreation and go driving with CAPTAIN and HELEN ANDERSON IS minutes. 5c — 30 minutes. 10c. KEEN-VAN FOSSEN ST ABLES Pony Drives. 10 minutes. 5c. Horses Guaranteed not to Kick or Buck. PHOTOGRAPHER R« LA FORGE L. J KNOTT HOME SEWING Initials Embroidered. A. BURE N Name On Everything. W. JENOTT CHIROPODIST Two Days End the Corns. DR. K. SIMPSON TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY Beds Neatly Made. V. SWEZEA W. HOWELL Dresser Drawers Cleaned, lc a Drawer. E. CARLSON Jewelry and Silverware Polished. B. WEYTHMAN Water Carriers. A. BTNGH AM K. WHITE Pin Setter for Bowling. 1. DAVIS The Classic CoifTure. Paris Fashions in Hair Dressing. MLLE. M. HOOD Ward robes Cleaned. M. L. STMPSON WANTED A responsible single person to clean pianos. V. BAJOHR. Someone to keep music shelves in order. V. BAJOHR. Someone to take care of hymnals in school room. State salary expected. Correspond with M L. WILLIAMS. Interior Decorator; Material provided. M. R. GUPPY. Historic Clippings. Foreign and Domes- tic: Tariff Items. M. R. GUPPY. Jobs In light carpentering. KEATOR- I CLARK CO., INC.