University of California Los Angeles - Bruin Life / Southern Campus Yearbook (Los Angeles, CA)

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Favorite Quotations Mr. Mill of Mid. B I ' . is soiiig to Congres.s ill the spring. W ' liat makes them call him Peachy? ' .• Senior 1! girl said she couldn ' t look a Chi- nese calendar in the face. We were glad to see Prof. Dressier here dur- ing Institute. We wonder if he still has to ask Mrs. luiglish if the s inl)ol for water is HC)2 or H2(). Wr. I.orhcer says tliat a natural minor is one that has no incidentals in it. Miss Harrington — 1 came to you, Mr. Davis, to borrow some ])a])er because }()U were the near- est to me . kinds Athletic Goods Send for Catalogue !34 South Spring Street m W m m m m §a:-§:-§r3-§-9i9: :.9-9:-3§!§:-9-§i3i§i3g Why haven ' t we had a fire drill this year? We mourn the loss of Mr. Drake, but Mr. Rlieinhard ' s return is a compensation. The athletic spirit is reviving. .Misses Norton and Walker have started a footfall club. Prac- tice W ednesdays, one hour, on South C ' am])us. Miss Ph-l-p-s was very much surprised the other day to be held up in Miss Dunn ' s hall ; she never talks in the hall, you know, but this time Miss D. heard that red waist and blue ribbon coming, and you know the rest. The talking of the members of the Sen. B 1 1. S. section is in an inverse ratio to the amount of knowledge they dn have. Who said roaring lion ? EDUCATIONAL PICTURES SUITABLE FOR SCHOOL ROOMS H. S. LICHTENBERGER ARTISTIC PICTURE FRAMES ART MATERIALS Sole Agent for Soule ' s Unmounted Photos Wilcox BIdg. 202-204 S. Spring St. iti i9 ' S!S iS 9 S9m S »»S ' »-SiS iS »S ' »9S-9SSS?i

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nil m m NEW an ••;;••. SECOND-HAND SCHOOL BOOKS Miscellaneous Books Copper Plate Engravings Stationery- Religious Books .tnd Bible Depository FOWLER BROS, Successors to FOWLER COLWELL 221 West Second Street. S;g-:g-:e 6-; :g-: © :6 g-: g S : S;g-; :g-:g% IF IT BE TRUE m m A Shakespeare wrote, That man was measured by his coat, Then modern man, we must confess, Should be more careful of his dress. LET US HELP YOU LONDON CLOTHING CO. HARRIS FRANK, Proprietors f} 4 : :©g-:g-:©g-; g §; : : : gg; : 6g;g;g-: - m t Cass-Damerel Hard ' ware Co m Hi j House Furnishing Goods in Telephone Main 1105 Builders ' Hardivare and Stoves Tinning and Plumbing Hot Air Furnaces 412 S, Broadivay Jokes e : .. f«xs.1 i; VVs, afftf Ji5viiig-slept soundly during the entire Sch. Econ. period, wakes up with a gasp, asking, Have I been asleep? Prof. Dozier — Did you get that example. Miss Light? Miss L. — No, sir. Cheerful Idiot — Another instance of the Light that failed. « . Questions Has Mr. Stewart broken any nmre windows? Quite an expensive way to get a l)reath of fresh air, isn ' t it, Guy? Why doesn ' t Mr. Whitaker let his mustache grow? Who is the lady over whom Mr. Hickcox and Mr. .Abbott fight so regularly? Say, did you ever talk as you went down Miss Dunn ' s hall ? You didn ' t forget next time, did you ? Mr. Drake is missed much — especially on the tennis courts. We are all sorry to hear of Mr. Gilson ' s long illness, and hope for his early return to school. Who heats and carries the aqua pura for the Faculty Teas? Miss Laughlin ' s sprained ankle, gotten by slip- jjing on that dangerously smooth part of the paved walk above the main entrance, kept her an iuA ' alicl for over two weeks at holiday time. Florence Newell says she can ' t think of a fairer Elysium than would be afforded her by an extended course in Lloyd.

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m d) Pure Confectionery- Oar stock of Candies cannot be equaled anywhere in the city, either in size or quality. We have the good, pare, inexpensi ' ve Candies as Tvell as the French Confections Our Candy is Made by the Best Confec- tioners on the Coast, and every bit of it is just as pare as pure sugar can make it — and then it ' s clean. You ' re safe in buying candy at JEVNE ' S 208-210 South Spring Street Wilcox Building o Personal Hits We wish to call attention to the excellent half- Zones of the members of the Senior A Class made l)y Marceau. Seminar — October. Dr. James — I wish you student-teachers would give your classes some other sonsj besides Men of Wales. I have heard it only seventeen times today, and on Saturday night, at 3 a. m., I was awakened by Men of Wales ringing in my ears. Knowing Seniors exclaimed significant glances, and some one whispered audibly, Might it not have lieen Child of Wails? If there should he another flood To Mr. Dozier fly ; Thougt all the earth should he submerged, His jokes would still he dry. ■ - i§a9S 933- S. S§ai§-§a.-9§. SaaS-3:-9:§SSS Junior Motto: Take Mellin ' s Food for the brain.