| Summary: | Hanson Clothing Go. The Home of Hart Schaffner and Marx • CLOTHES Be sure to Attend The EASTER SALE At The This and That Superintendent of the dorm: How was it that I saw you trying to crawl out of the window last uight. Student, in a surprised tone of voice; I cannot imagine how that was. You must have been looking through the key hole. Freshmn: They tell me that the professor is very methodical. Soph.: Yes, ho is strong on system. He writes his name on ono piece of laundry and marks the rest ditto. Goodwin, speaking over the wireless telephone: Concordla College calling. Wo have called you several times but you have not heard us. If you do not hoar us this time send several dashes. We will listen for you now. The comma is sometimes a very use-ful mark. Take for instance: "The Lord makes preserves, and keeps us." Silence is golden. Let no ono bring his gold along to the dinning roum, leave it on the ::tudy table. Copyright 1921 Hart Schaffner & Mara Hanson Clothing Co, 504 Front SHOP AT-Melberg Department Store 508 Front Street, Moorhead o The Store of Quality—Service—Low Prices The music board of St. Olaf College, Northfield. Minnesota, voted a gift of $10,000 toward the St. Olaf build- Ing fund. This sum is to De turned over to the college treasurer and is to be considered as a portion of the regular building fund. However, the conditions of the gift specifies that the money is to form the nucleus of a fund to be used in the erection of a now music hall. This represents the accumulated earnings of the various musical organizations through their activities, and is the result of efforts reaching back a good many years. The music board plans to continue to set aside additional sums from time to time, with the aim of raising en-ough money to erect the much needed music ball. He doesn't dress so neatly on work-lug days, but he wears his new hat on his week end. We could print a lot of funny stories but what's the use, you would only laugh at them. What Is a drydock? A physician who won't p-ive us pres-criptions. I once knew A girl Who was so modest That she wouldn't Even do Improper fractions. Musicians have an easy job. While they are at work they are only play-ing. Pat,and Mike were to run a race to a tree by different routes. Pat: If oi get there first oi'll make a mark on the tree with this chalk, Mike, and if you get there first you rub it off. Detlief Aanestad to waiter: Give me a piece of Eskimo pie, and a cup of coffee. T. Birkelaud: I'll take Eskimo pie al a mode and coffee. PERSONALS Miss Lovella Tweeten spent Satur-day at her home at Comstock. Claude Reitan was seen on the cam-pus Sunday afternoon. He accom-panied John Reitan, who had been home over Saturday and Sunday. Oscar Hemlrickson visited his home over Saturday and Sunday. Mr. Ulude, accompanied by his dau-ghter Miss Belle, spent Saturday ev-ening and Sunday with Miss Eleanor Rinde. Rev. Hauge of Hawley was a guest at the college the past week. Mr. Henry Halte of Ulen visited friends at Concordla on Sunday Supt. J. Halvorson of Ashby, Minn., was the guest of his sister, Miss Wangeness on Sunday. . Mrs. S. M. AlnesB and son Adrian from Twin Valley, Minn., were the guests of the formers sister, Miss Ber-nice, the first of the week. Special Sale New Sport Model SUITS $22.50 Sport Clothes the very newest styles for young men, just received Best values obtainable at $22.50. Come and try one on, New Spring Caps at $1.50 and $3.00 New Showing of Knit Ties 50c to $1.8 THE HUB H. Bachenheimer 616 Front St. Moorhead, Minn. G. L. GOSSLEE, M. D. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Upstairs First National Bank Bldg. >fflce Phone 365-W Office hours: '^a. Phono 365-R. 2to 5 P. M. (free) now and secure a good position. 4 per cent. Have Your Washing Done By THE MOORHEAD SOFT WATER LAUNDRY First Class Work and PROMPT RETURNS Once a Customer, Always a Customer 120 Fifth Street North MOORHEAD, MINNESOTA. When in Moorhead Visit REMLEY & OLSON Wholesale and Retail Hardware Cornices* Roofing and Furnace Work Paints and Oils O PHONE 550 Moorhead, Minn, and Dliworth, Minn. MEL EVANSON 401 Front St. Moorhead, Minn. V
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