Central High School - Mirror Yearbook (Birmingham, AL)

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I SAW YOUR AD. IN THE MIRROR HIRSCH’S EDGE WOOD 213 and 215 19th Street Headquarters for the most stylish Panama Hats for children, misses and ladies. Prices $1.98, $2.25. $3.50, $4.50, up to $10.00 each GALLOWAY BROS., to; 55th Street WOOD LAWN GALLOWAY BROS., Best lee Cream, Soda Water and Cigars “The Coolest Spot in Wood lawn” Phone Woodlawn No. 7 107 55th Street The Ideal Home Place Office 2014 FIRST AVENUE

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Goucher College BALTIMORE. MARYLAND One of I lie six American Colleges for women exclusively, of which the l S. Bureau of Education has reported that their graduates are prepared to enter any university without further study. The twenty-sixth session is now in progress. Students and graduates from all parts of the country. Situated in a city renowned for its sane yet cordial social life and for a climate which escapes extreme temperatures. For information address, THE PRESIDENT. GOUCHER COLLEGE. BALTIMORE. MD. I SAW VOUR AD. IN THE MIRROR McVay’s NOW OPEN Beautiful The New Trunk Store Flowers TRUNKS, TRAVELING BAGS Are the most beautiful things to and everything for the traveler send anybody at any time. Our florist will delight you with his perfect creations. Always Order From Me Vay s ROSENBERGER’S McVay Seed Co. TRUNK STORE 2018 1st Ave. Phone Main 41 411 X. 20th Street

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 Quality, Quantity, Prompt- 15he ness, Courtesy and Effi- Highland ciency characterize our business. Your Pharmacy patronage is solicited. $ “Five Points” T HOGAN BROTHERS GROCERS 3 Phones 4 Messengers 214 South 20th Street Phones 398 and 399 I SAW YOUR AD. IN THE MIRROR ALABAMA POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE “AUBURN” The Oldest School of Technology in the South 59 Professors and Instructors 810 Students 20 Well Equipped Laboratories Summer Session Mew Buildings: Smith Dining Hall. Carnegie Library, Agricultural Hall. Broun Engineering Hall, Dairy and Horticultural Laboratories and Greenhouses Departments: I. Engineering and Mines—C ivil. Electrical. Mechanical. Chemical, and Mining Engineering, Architecture. Metallurgy, Mechanic Arts. Technical Drawing, Machine Design, etc. II. Agricultural Sciences—Agriculture, Horticulture, Animal Industry, Botany, Entomology, Chemistry and Pharmacy. III. Academic—History, English, Mathematics, Latin, Herman, French, Physics and Astronomy, Political Economy, Psychology, IV. Veterinary Medicine, expenses: Free tuition to residents of Alabama. $20.00 to non-resi- dents. Board in dormitory and with private families. For Catalogue and Further Information, Address -HAS. C. THACH, M. a.. LL.D.. President. AUBURN. ALA.