Bonners Ferry High School - Badger Tales Yearbook (Bonners Ferry, ID)

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gq0 BADGER TALES CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS 014' l 1948 p l l REX THEATRE T l HODSDON BROTHERS SERVICE STATION Morse Funeral Home 1 I7Imuvr.v for All O4'm.vior1.v .LXMBULANCIC SERVICE Monuments H. R. Spalding Lum ber Company H. R. SPALDING, Prop. FOR ROTTEN SERVICE CALL PHONE was-J GENERAL FEED STORE Vic Rae, Prop. McGIocklin Hardware Good Service SPORTING GOODS I'lumhing, Mining, Logging Supplies Phone 101 - T 1'h0HC 2 ,. H, ,X l 1:1 LRYIHIAK LLLCIRIC YL I BLUEBIRD SMITH ELECTRIC SERVICE l CONFECTIONERY phone 200 l' Mr. K Mrs. Ross Flathers ::::::hoo1::::poo1::: ::::?5i::i

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::::::::::l:::a9c:::::p4::::o-c:::.:::: BONNERS FERRY HIGH SCHOOL 000:09 oo1:::vo1::1oo4::::roo1:--rc---acc' '--:1:---A'--A- Literary Contest tContinued from Page 635 Third Place THE INNER PARTS lt was a cold day late in February - the year 1948. Two men were walking down a New York street. They chatted together - one man turned off into. an alley where he lived in a desolate, cold, foodless house. The other man walked on - as if in deep thought. He was on his way to the docks. There he leaned against a timber - a fog horn exhailed its gloom on the man's thoughts. The deep lines in his face deepened with anxious worry - Oh, if only l had more money or food so I could lend more and not hurt myself and my inner parts. The fog began to sullenly rise and disappear. The sun broke through here and there, hesitat- ingly at first, then it burst through to show its full glory. The lines of anxiety changed some now, only his innerself, which made him think even more of his friend - trying desperately to make something that could be sold from his rapidly decreasing supplies - made him sad. lf people would support me as they thrust their aid to the Communist parties. Then my friend would no longer need to worry about his diminishing materials. Those coal mines, he has a large share in, could be brought back to full production along with his many other investments. Then no one would be cold or hungry. His many other friends could work and make liveable wages. You see my friend's name is Europe, mine, yes its famous too, The United States l Do you think you. as an inner part. could help me to help our friend? Try! lJon't support parties that do not yield any good for the world - save, monev and food. This will help make all the world bright and plentiful - not just the U. S. A. . -By Marilyn Sargent. DRUGS JEWELRY Complete Lines of Lucien Lelong, Lentheric, Cara Nome Cosmetics Fostoria Glassware, Keepsake Diamonds Hamilton - Elgin Watclies Rexall Drugs The City Drug Store R. C. W'ickstrom, Prop. GRUCERIES CABINS N ORTHSIDE GROCERY CRYSTAL LAUNDRY Cleaning - lirvsxilzg Congmiulatiom woonwaams ---:roc--o4:--:l:----- ---- A 45,9 ' --- -- -- v----J -A-10094:

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