Abraham Clark High School - Sphinx Yearbook (Roselle, NJ)

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THE 1931 SPHINX STRAUSS LORRAINE CHARLES MALKIN - PHARMACY EXPERT U A SECOND AND SHERIDEN AVENUES lZgMbS dCfwel'y Rif f . Service and Quality 9 RggELLEP1Ii?EJ. VE' PRESCRIPTIONS Phone, Roselle 4-0908 RUSSELL,S GARAGE JEWEL CANDY SHOPPE Wfe Delwer RUSSELL LOVELANDA PMP' Candy, Cigars, Breyer's Ice Cream FIRST AVENUE 4 A LEUIS FEIL, PVDP. 07 2D VE., . ROSELLE, N. jp NEAR LORRAINE STATION Phone, Roselle 4-2197 Compliments of LORRAINE SHOE REPAIRING KAPLAN3 DEPARTMENT . TONY VILLA STORE E' SECOND AVE. ' ROSELLE 123 CHESTNUT ST. ROSELLE PARK Phone, Roselle 4-0395, I LORRAINEVMARKET ROXY CLEANERS 8: DYERS A SCHISANI, Prop. FRESH VEGETABLES DAILY 405407 E' SECOND AVE' Free Dizlizferiey ROSELLE, N. I. 552 E. SECOND AVE. ROSELLE Phone, Roselle 4-HMM Q Phone, Roselle 4-0041 Mr. Peeling-Bangs, in what year did the War of 1812 take place? Bangs-I don't know. T ...i The beggar cried bread! bread! and the curtain came down with a roll. A Monopolist A little fellow left in charge of his tiny brother called out: Mother, WOn't you please speak to baby? He's sitting on the flypapet and there's a lot of flies waiting to get on. A Strategetical Attack Pat was going into battle for the first time, and as the roar of the big guns began to be heard, his courage ebbed. Finally he took to his heels. His captain, bringing up the rear, hailed hing. Where are ye going, Pat ? I've heard that the world is round. I am going to attack from the rear. 104

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THE 1931 SPHINX FRED DUNST Qnayker Mayde Bakery Prodactr also Nooeltier and Stalionery COR. SECOND AND SHERIDEN AVEs. ROSELLE, N. J. Phone, Roselle 4-1-MSW L. WILLIAMS Tailor and Clotbier For Men and Boy.: 100 E. WESTFIELD AVENUE ROSELLE PARK, N. J. BROwN HARDWARE CO. Wbolerale Bailderr' Factory Contraclorr' Supplier 9 WESTFIELD AVE., W. ROSELLE PARK, N. j. Phone, Roselle 4-1880 KAHN,S 4 Betler Valaer Always DRY GOODS AND SHOES ROSELLE PARK R. E. WARNECKE YOUR DRUGGIST 204 CHESTNUT STREET ROSELLE PARK, N. J. Phone, Roselle 4- 1691 ROSELLE DRY GOODS STORE MRS. A. PULLER, Prop. CHESTNUT STREET ROSELLE, N. J. Compliments of MAX LEVINE TAILORING AND FURRING 111 E. SECOND AVENUE ROSELLE, N. J. Trinity 5-1699 IRVING FLEISHER, Prop. WARINANCO TAILOR SHOP Cleaning, Dyeing, Repairing Also Fur Repairing 802 PENNINOTON ST. ELIZABETH, N. J. Correct English We were passengers on a liner bound for America. He was Studying English, which he expressed perfectly in short sentences. ' He sat opposite at the luncheon table and a savory plate of Sliced tongue lay just beyond his reach. Slyly he consulted his dictionary and slipped it again into his pocket. Will you please, Sir, said he with a conhdent smile, pass the language?i' Father-Son, what does this 60 on your report card mean? Son-I dOn't know, unless it'S the temperature of the room. Agreed - Brown arrived home at 3 A. M. When he reached the front door, he found a burglar jimmying it. Wait a minute, old man, said Brown. Let's strike a bargain, l'll open the door if you will go in first. Keeping Him Busy Foreman-Now, Murphy, what about carrying some more bricks? Murphy-I ain't feeling well, guvnorg I'm trembling all over. Foreman-Well, then, get busy with the sieve. 103 4 l l I. .

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