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

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JCE enneyvo. FLAGSTAFF, AUIZONA The world ' s lai ' tjest chain store orG:anization Serving more we serve for less Hoddy: I ' d like to take you = Mr. Ridgely : Are you fa- to a show sometime. ! miliar with musical terms, Sylvia (who knows him): ' Carl: Yes, I ' m paying for a Sorry, but high places always j piano on the installment plan. make me dizzy. j I Do you know how slow mo- Prexy told Turk that wine, jtion pictures started? women and song were ruinous to? No. youth. 1 The cameraman saw Barth Yeh. land Speedy reaching in their So Turk resigned from the I pockets to pav the bill at Glee club. I Griffs. E. D. Babbitt Motor Co, Croodyer Tires The Big Storage Garage Capacity l. ' iO Car

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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

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I , ■ D ' THE i R E S W E L L j You can afford to eat the , SHOP f best if you buy at the Kuppenheimer Clothes Stetson Hats I M M J. P. Smith Shoes [ (TinrFfiV . Flagstaff ' s Men ' s Store for Quality ' Every day is judgment day — j Empty heads are usually the use some of it. 1 ones that swell. j Heavy: Am I a little pale? | I was born lucky — all my par- i Ed: No, you ' re a big tub. j ents ever gave me was advice. I Do not believe half you hear, • When a fellow knocks a ! and less than half of what you ' school you can tell he was a 1 think. I failure in it. I I ! Tony: Have you seen bull I Frosh (at dining hall): Do j fights? I you serve fish here? I Joe: No, putt I haff seen j Speedy: Certainly, we serve f chicken pox. ' . everybody. 1 Uncle: How old are you, 1 Barth (to caddy): Are you ! sonny? j good at finding balls? j Sonny : I ' m thirteen at home, j Caddy: Yes, sir! 1 fourteen at school and eleven in j Barth: ' ' Well, go find one and I the train. i we ' ll begin. j Det: I ' d be much better off j Josie: Can any one tell me j if they ' d put that sign on the ' what makes the tower of Pisa 1 mail box. | lean? ' Mit: What sign is that? I Jane: I don ' t know or I ' d I Det: Post no bills. I take some myself. 1 [ 1 j J Golf Supplies WINCHESTER Fishing Tackle ! STORE I 1 For Sporting Goods and Campers ' Wants go to I f I I Szvitzers Hardzvare . Baseball Goods Winchester Tennis Supplies 1 STORE I