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THE WHITE AND BLUE

HIS ANSWER WAS READY

"Little boy," asked a well-meaning farmer, "is that your mamma over there with the beautiful set of furs?"

"Yes, sir," answered the boy.

"Well," continued the man, "do you know what poor animal it was that had to suffer in order that your mother might have the furs with which she adorns herself so proudly?"

"Yes, sir," answered the boy quickly, "my papa."


HOW STUPID

Mrs. Wayback—"And are the city people as smart as they say, Ezra?"

Mr. Wayback (lately returned from the city)—"Well, I should say not. Talk about ignorance. They've even got to have signs in their subways tell­ing them which way is up and which is down."


Teacher—"Johnny, give a sentence using the word notwithstanding."

Johnny—"The cow went lame, but not with standing."—Tatler.


First Senior—"How long does it take you to get all your lessons?"

Second Senior—"I don't know; I never tried."—Tatler.


THE UNDIVINE COMEDY

Paradise—
A shaded room,
An open fire;
A cozy nook,
And your heart's desire.

Purgatory—
The self-same room,
With lights, a few;
The self-same nook,
With ma there too.

Inferno—
The room, the shade,
The nook, the fire,
The blessed chance.
And enter—Sire.—Ex.


A SAD END OF A COW

A Vo'usia county farmer lost a cow in a queer manner. The animal in rumaging through a summer kitchen found and swallowed an old umbrella and a cake of yeast. The yeast, fer­menting in the poor beast's stomach, raised the umbreila, and she died in great agony.—Ex.


'Twas in the restaurant they met,
Romeo and Juliet,
'Twas there he first got into debt,
For Romeo-owed what Julia-et.—Ex.


Sacred Music

Good sacred songs are constantly in demand. To meet the constant call the Music Department of Barton & Blake Furniture Co., has installed 100 selected sacred songs of uniform excellence, each one by a composer of acknowled­ged standing, and of practical religious value.

In addition to the sacred collection it has been found nec­essary to put in stock thirty-nine "song hits," but the term "song hits" distinctly applies to this offering not, however, in the sense that most generally applies, that the song is here today and gone tomorrow. These songs by Ameri­can composers are successful in the true meaning of the term,, they have become standard and more in demand to­ day than ever.

Mr. Neubauer will play them over for you any afternoon between 2 and 6.

Music Department

Barton & Blake Furniture Co.
Provo, Utah


After High School
What?

That Is The Question

Which confronts every high school student. Shall he continue in his efforts and gain a college education, or shall he rest content with what be has? The far-sighted student will persevere because

IT PAYS

financially, intellectually, morally and physically. To-day, industrial, practical education is of collegiate grade. You may get your college degree in Agriculture, in Home Economics, in Commerce, or in Gen­eral Science at the

UTAH AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE
LOGAN, UTAH

Write for catalog. Address: The
President's Office,

U.A.C.LOGAN, UTAH



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