Walla Walla High School - Royal Blue Yearbook (Walla Walla, WA)

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Happy Dreams WHETHER OF FEATS ON THE FIELD OR OF Walk-Overs Get a pair under your bed and perhaps the good feeling theyll give you during the day will make the dreams come true. Let us take care of your feet—well do it well JOHNSTON STEVENS THE TOGS 11 WEST MAIN STREET Electrical Supply and Fixture Company for E verything LECTRICAL 14 At the sign of the roof” lt)6 East Main Phone 839 BoneheacL “G’wan, niggah, you all ain ' t got no sense nohow. 15 “Ain ' t got no sense? What ' s dls yere haid fer?” “Dat thing? Dat ain ' t no haid, niggah; flat ' s jes er button on top er you body ter keep yer back bone from unravel in ' ”—Ex. Lucia Hail CLEANING PRESSING DYEING Pantorium Dye Works Ladies 5 and Gentlemen ' s Suits Pressed Hats Cleaned and Blocked Phone 393 7 North Second Street Page One Hundred Ninety

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ABLBR-ROCHESTER CLOTHES FLORSHEIM SHOES KNOX HATS MANHATTEN SHIRTS V ASS AR UND HR WE A R All winners—you will find them at McKEAN ' S 4 th and Main W. L. STIRLING GENERAL INSURANCE SURETY BONDS CARE OF PROl ' FRTIES Telephone 273 19 North Second Street George G. Hedger JEWELER AND OPTICIAN 16 West Main Street Walla Walla, Wash, Expert Watch Eyes tested Repairing Lenses Duplicated BAKER-BOYER national Bank Organized in 1S69 Resouv ce s £3,00 0 T 0 00 Oldest Bank in Washington Father:— I think I ' ll use this old piano for kindling wood.” Daughter:—“You ought to be able to get a few chords out of it,”—Ex. Freshie:—“What is the brand of that cigar?” Sophie:—“Brand New. of course; never been smoked before!—Ex, Eric Aldrich Page One? Hundred Eighty-nine

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r Aa Revoir! 0 YOU who now graduate we wish vt) the best of success and hope for your continued patronage wherever you go. To you who leave on a summer s va¬ cation we extend our best wishes and in¬ vite you, when you return next fall, to renew the pleasant business relations we have enjoyed this year. To you who remain at home we ex¬ tend an invitation for your summer pat¬ ronage in preparing for those fall ne¬ cessities. To both teachers and students we ex¬ tend these words of appreciation for your past patronage and trust that during the coming year we may serve you as satis¬ factorily as we have endeavored to do in the past year. May the Shop of Quality” ever hold the same place of merit in the hearts of High School students and teachers. K. FALKENBERG « The High School Jeweler ' 42 East Main Street Telephone 500 The HALLMARK Store Page One Hundred Ninety-one