University of Manitoba - Brown and Gold Yearbook (Winnipeg, Manitoba Canada)

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, 5 Clvinnipeg S ylffusical Qenter N ,, see? 51 I ll' . Hn all W, I '1 1 . it I. ..,,' T-- Ti .--W .. . - 7 I I -,I L T I r' 'F BF J 1' I.. iq, - ,f- -- fx-1'- ,L 1- ia A complete musical service at your command whether you are interested in a radio or saxophone. You will be assured of the highest quality and the most reasonable prices. . . Eflicicnt. courteous salespeople. STEINWAY. HEINTZIXIAN PIANOS. VICTOR RADIOS AND RECORDS. MUSIC. IVIUSICAL INSTRUIXIENTS. Buy from Established and Reliable Specialists WlllllllIElilllMll ii'Is 553 DORTAGE AVE. O STORFS .xr Your Serzvice C. P, WALKER, lllanager Playing High-Class Musical and Dramatic 1-Iltractions How did that guy get in here? He threw a cork-screw over the transom. fliansas Sour Owl. Cars are being made in so many colors that they will match almost any costume, says a womans page note. but what we'd like to find is a nice, snappy new one to match our income. +Boston Herald. First Guest: I'm sure I don't know why they call this hotel the Palms, do you? I've never seen a palm anywhere near the place? Second Guest: You'll see them before you go. It's a pleasant little surprise the whole staff keeps for the guests on the last day of their stayfilllinois Central Magazine. An advertisement states there are over a mil- lion germs on a subway strap. And we suppose about nine-tenths of them are hoping to get a seat at the next stop.-Judge. A man was complaining of the lack of warmth in the boarding-house in which he was staying. In the daytime it is bad enough. he said. Ubut at night I frequently wake up and hear my teeth chattering on the dresingftable. fTit- Bits. lst Co-ed: I see where Nietzsche says that all worthwhile ideas come while your'e walk- ing. 2nd Co-ed: Oh, that's out of date, Mine come just a few minutes before. Young man. to the girl who takes things seriously: A'VVhat are your views on kissing? I haven't any? I close my eyes! Ihr Mercury ll'uLl . IJ'XG',7u'.IfXXu5:x:N' Is Ciuarunlei-.I 6 I lilmwgs II I D 'N'lw ST' If1.oiusTs v1cToR L. SCOTT

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.. tl- - - '71 I Trained Effort Forges Ahead It is While your University education is still a fresh and happy possession with you that it should be related to a practical business training. Wise are those students who realize that this is an age of specialization in commerce and industry, and who decide to supplement their university education with a specialized business training before starting on a career. unnnnunnunuuMuunnnnnnnnnunuMuuuuuuunnnunnvnnwnuuuuununnnununununucnuuuuuwMMMWHvuununnnnnpuuuuuuuuuuuuunnu IN SESSION AILJL SUMMER uwuuuhwnutuunuuuMuuununnnnntununuMMNunuuunuuunnnuwuuuuuuununuunnnuunuuUuMMMunuunnnnnnunuwuuuuuuuunnnnuuuu I0 X 5 rus1N1sSs cDutcE

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THE FORT GARRY Hcuyinnipegfs glfoiel of .Distinction U Cabaret Dances Every Saturday evening from nine till midn1'ghr during the Social Season. 12-PIECE ORCHESTRA Under direction of Irwin Plumm ENTERTAINERS COVER CHARGE 51.00 Supper 21 la Carte Afternoon Tea 4 to 6 p.rn. daily on the MQZZGUIIUE MANAGEMENT ,, .l-,, 1 I U FF xx .,,, A, .Wg-52,-'5 1 ' f ' . -,vnu 1' ,.-,gl ,y ' .'v ,!' 'll -fn'-ig' J I' Jjlii' 11: I: Muff ' jfj V :J 1.1141 3:5 I 1' 1,1 1:31-1,1 ,,-, 5,3 11: J 111 M1111115?-,,.. 11 . I' Ili WU V1 VI 1 ..,'-n1IJll!-- il'-,-..' Q 'y '.q. L, 1-a M M H 'Q 1'H'ww 1 ,,.,. 13-gf ., IIUIII illllxlll 1,1 1,1 1,1 Q 1 1,111.11 m L. i:1t1i:tJ-gt? L, 1. -Q ..,'.i , 5,---an I n x ' -w .Joh -1-.-C For private parries and ban- quets our entire seventh Hoof offers accomm odation un- equalled anywhere ..... Reasonable rates. CANADIAN NATICNAL RAILWAYS