London South Collegiate Institute - Oracle Yearbook (London, Ontario Canada)

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HEADQUARTERS FOR I STUDENTS' SMART C L O T H E S 'lillllllllllllllllIIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll 5 Unquestionably the finest range E of smartly styled Students' Clothes 5 to be found in London. Featuring suits and overcoats 5 Styled for Youth and Priced for 2 Thrift at 9515.95 to 321.50 R. J. YOUNG '32 CO. LIMITED A CLEANING AND LAUNDRY SERVICE EOR EVERY PURSE AND PURPOSE i FIIAHAIITEEI ll' FWF IIUIISEIIEEPIIIE' as uzvfnrlsfa nmrml LICENSED 1 - ' .cl - 1 ' ' - C2955 LAuNnnY ' Cl-f N'NG A Mzrcntr 3ss1 Mrs. Carr-Harris: What is the French equiva- lent for 'to live'? Iim Goodtellow: Vivrel Mrs. Carr-Harris: And what is 'to die,' M Goodfellow? lim Goodfellow: Ajourd'hui, Madame! BRIGHTON BROS. F O R WELL BAKED HOME-MADE BREAD FAI RMONT 1092 UNITED SHOE REPAIR ALL WORK SATISFACTORY AND GUARANTEED. GOODS CALLED FOR AND DELIVERED 140V2 Wortley Rd. Metcalf 486OfW 62 DID YOU KNOW Rhubarb is a kind of celery gone bloodshot. A grass Widow is the wife of a dead vege- tarian. General Smuts are what all the different black races in Africa are called. A circle is a line running round a dot for ever. On one side of an English penny is the King's head, on the other side is a young lady riding a a bicycley they call her Ruby Tanyer. A polygon is an escaped parrot. Fido, dear, said the lady of the house, keep off that butter or you'll get your paws dirty. Geo. Tuffin: Hello Hugh, old What's his name was asking about you yesterday. Hugh Millard: Oh, yes-Where was he? Geo. Tuffin: Up at old thingummy Bob's. He said he hadn't seen you since he met you at old who is it's place in Toronto last year. Hugh Millard: Yes, that's right. I'1l have to look him up. PURPLE PASSION Out of the dark of the night Into my life you came, Halting my headlong flight With the brilliance of your flame. Sending a mad desire Pulsating thro' my brain: Darn those stop-lights anyhow When you're trying to catch a train.

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2 Westcroelt School Founded 1885 LONDON - ONTARIO Courses leading to the Diploma of the Business Educators' Association of Canada:- BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION-For young men with Junior Matriculation. A prac- tical training for business management, business proprietorship and executive work. SECRETARIAL-A course for young Women Who are looking to more responsible posi- tions in business. Entrance requirements-Junior Matriculation. COMPLETE OFFICE TRAINING, ACCOUNTANCY, STENOGRAPHY-Thorough business courses preparing young men and women for stenographic and bookkeep- ing positions. Entrance requirements-3 years High School. The facilities of Westervelt's Well known employment service are available to students at graduation and thereafter as they care to use them. Students preparing for admission are advised to secure detailed information regarding entrance requirements, registration dates, etc. The Bulletin of Courses will be sent on request. 5 7' E O Group Photos Kp N E W5 fv ,IT Q1 THE ROPE The time has come. There he stands awaiting the sign. He is surrounded by police and officials. The rope lies near, ready for its strenuous use. For three long Weeks he has prepared for this ordeal: for days he has thought of little save this moment. Thoughts of it have filled his Waking hours. Sleeping, it has haunted his dreams. lt is the supreme trial, a matter of life and death. All his hopes and fears are overg he Waits, white-taced, but calm and erect. A few minutes and all will be over. The chief constable, consulting his watch, nods curtly. lt is the signal. Police close in and Wind the fateful rope about him. All is ready. The final sign is awaited in deadly silence. All present are tense and anxious. At last come the fatal Words, All ready, pull. And Bill Iones, the 235-pound anchor man of the X Division tug-o'-war team, takes the strain in the final pull for the police championship. -Borrowed. With The Compliments Of - - - THE F. C. BURROUGHES FURNITURE CO. LIMITED 303-307 Dundas Street London, Ontario ::METCALF 1481:: 63