Northern Arizona State Teachers College - La Cuesta Yearbook (Flagstaff, AZ)

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Bon-Ton MKAl MARK I, I ' C. W. SULLIVAN Fresh and Smoked Meat, Ham and Bacjn Phone 290 A stout matron is a lively g-irl K.ino to waist. ' Talch me, Jack, I ' m dizzy. W ' assamatter? 1 been ivadin a circular let- ter. I just paid Dr. Fronske an- ;ither ten dollars on our bill. Oh, goody I T V!) more Day- nients and tlie baby ' s ours. ' j Joe: Have you forgotten that ! five dollars you owe me? 1 Hoddy: Not yet; give me I time. I Captain : Boys, the boat is I sinking. Does any one hero I know how to pray? I Minister (eagerly) : I do. I Captain: All right, you i)ray: I the rest of us will put on the life j belts, there ' s one shy. Flagstaff ' St p a m Laundry j IHK j J. G. Tillman j COURTESY OUR MOTTO ! First Class Auto KepaiiinK ! Oils Gasolene Supplies I Hudson — Es. ' ' ex Sales and Service 1 Storage I Phone 11!) ] Flagstaff, Arizona ! Percy ' s acquiring a mustache ! ' Neath his patrician beak ; j Getting it on the installment i plan, j A little bit per week. Tex: Fair one, vou are the sniration of my best composi- tions. Edith: What do you write, my hero? Tex : Jokes. Mrs. Jessup: How do you manage to get your pie so nicely crimped ? Si: That ' s easy — I just use mv false teeth. The Phi Deltas wired Paul Whiteman to ask if he could play for their dance. He wired back that he could for $2000. The Phis wired back they could not i)rocure a date. C. A. KELLER j Bakery Groceries 1 Cigars — Tobacco t Candy — Confectionery Ponofiio ' s Candv and Ice Cream

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--»-■■ ■ ■• ..... j Home of j i Hart Schafftier Marx Clothes 1 j Sid Gassman j ! MENS SHOP ! I I I Stetson Hats Bostonian Shoes | I i I All Lines of Beautv Work 1 I ! I Powder Puff i Beauty Parlor i I ! Marlar Building Phone 160 1 ! 1 Dining Hall Notice ! Charlie ' s little brother gives j ! Wanted — Weak Eggs. 1 everybody even a worse pain • j ithan Charlie himself does. ! ! There ' s only one thing that 1 j i keeps Detloff from marrying! Frosh : I don ' t know what to | i Edna Mae — Detloff. [do with my week ends. | I I Soph : Put your hat on. • j Lynch: What ' s the smallest J | ] piece of machinery in thej Hoddy: Brack ' s a regular j world? -doughnut. 1 ! Percy: The dynamo in a Rex: Doughnut. } 1 lightning bug ' s tail. ! Hoddy: Yeh, Money-Crazy. i 1 I i Bon Ton Grocery | 1 S. R. BURKF:, Proprietor I 1 ! I The most complete line of Fancy Groceries | j in Flagstaff I s I I I 8 Railroad Avenue Phone 2!lti j 1 I

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Hobl)s and Hudgens GROCKRV MEATS Cigars — Tobacco Candy — Cold Drinks Corner Phoenix ami Beaver ! A Terrible F8 ! My rooms, sad to rel8, came 2 1 in a terrible st8. Though he ' d I had 2 glasses of whiskey str8, I hestG 2 the story, ' twas some- I thing he 8. ■ Miss Lintz: Ernest, give me ! a sentence with word ' chagrin ' ! in it. i Ernest Hartz : Aw, why don ' t i chagrin once in a while? Oh Leo! Tho years be fat or lean. This vow I here reliearse. I take you, dearest Margarine, For liutter or for worse. How old are you ? Eleven years old. But you were only five last year. That ' s all right. Five last year and six this year — eleven. Floyd l.on(y cy s Barber Shop The most Sanitary Barber Shop in Flag. ' itaff Everything for Home, Office or School Flagstaff Furniture Company Robby thinks Scott ' s Emul- sion is a novel. Negro caller at hospital: I came to see how my friend, Joe Brown, is gettin ' along. Nurse : Why he ' s getting along fine ; he ' s convalescing now. Negro: Well, I ' ll just sit down and wait till he ' s through. A statement from Paris that drefts waists are going to be longer is encouraging so far as it goes. My room-mate is such a sound j sleeper that the sound keeps me ! awake. ! Turk: What did you say your j name was? I Catherine: Jones. j Turk: How do you spell it? ] I Thank You i I CITY DRUG I STORE I V . ROSS EENM.AN, Prop. i I Try This Drug Store First I