Iowa Wesleyan College - Croaker Yearbook (Mount Pleasant, IA)

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THE 1919 CROAKER Latest'Models in READY-TO-WEAR GARMENTS Complete Line of Spring Suits, Coats, Silk and Wool Dresses, Silk and Wool Skirts, Waists and Petticoats at Popular Prices VISIT OUR STORE WHEN IN BURLINGTON AND SAVE MONEY 213 AND 215 JEFFERSON ST. BURLINGTON, IOWA flOLLY BRAND I CHOCOLATES Clinton-Copeland Co. Burlington. Iowa

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THE 1919 CROAKER DON’T YOU WEARY OF THESE? PET SAYINGS OF THE FACULTY Dean Barber: “Now at Columbia—” Dean Lucbbcrs: “Still carrying on business at the old stand—” Prexy Schell: “God bless the Girls.” Miss Baldwin: “Now boys—” Dr. Rauch: “I hope all you girls get nice husbands.” Prof. Blair: “Visitors always welcome.” Prof. Edwards: “Next time I get married it is going to be by the justice of the peace. He only charges $1.50.” Prof. Jaques: “Hastily done—Please redraw.” Miss Hull: “Girls, have you heard—” Dr. Leist: “That excuse is old. Get a new one.” Prof. Eaton: “But the faculty has decided—” M rs. Warhurst: “Put more facial expression into that.” Prof. White: “Now when it comes to the moon—” Miss Schreiner: “Class will not meet today.” Miss King: “After this week wc will use only French in class.” Dr. Rommel: “Now I mean 8:00 o’clock; not 8:30.” Dr. Booth: “When I have once made up my mind, don’t ask me to change it.” WE’LL TAKE A HALF HOLIDAY WHEN— All the faculty come to chapel. Doe quits crabbing. Payne comes to Jr. Ed. on time. The girls play basketball at the Y. We have an all-college dance. Ollivier smokes. Miss Truxell sings a solo in chapel. Pete Haseltinc leads Y. M. Lucille Robertson has a date. Miss Baldwin forgets the Amen. Clay Weir goes to war. F-iercc lessons L-ate hours U-nexpected date N-ot prepared K-nockcd out.

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THE 1919 CROAKER For the Girl of Fashion, For the Man Who Cares J. M. BURD SHOE CO. Burt Shoes for Women, Bostonians for Men y --------------------------------------------) {R)t jflt. peasant Jfree $res Established 1866 JOB PRINTING Linotype Composition at Regular Rates Stanley Miller, Editor and Publisher MT. PLEASANT, IA. At a time like this, when the future is so uncertain, it is important, for your own sake and for the sake of your country, to practice THRIFT. Being CAREFUL of one's EXPENDITURES is the heart of thrift. It is easier to be careful of expenses if one KEEPS an ACCOUNT of them. In order to have a RECORD on which to base an account put your money in the bank and pay all items by check. DEPOSIT WITH THE NATIONAL STATE BANK MT. PLEASANT. I A. A. D. HAYES COMPANY DEALERS IN Gram, Seeds, Coke, Coal, Cement, Plaster, Sand, Gravel A COMPLETE LINE OF MILL FEED Grinding Done Quickly on New Attrition Mill, Motor Driven O. H. Keith, Manager Phone 102