Fairbury High School - Trail Yearbook (Fairbury, NE)

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IF! I A--. THE O. C. BRICKELL COMPANY is a symbol of honesty and competence in this commun- ity. lust as it has enjoyed a position of leadership with its new automobile business in peacetime, the O. C. Brickell Company now merits the confidence of motorists in its large used-car department and its staff of skilled mechanics. 'N shale Classdo1fil342fZ Street ' ',, good csghgolx incld 31 rvcllrgrlg v whege thje neicillrarhutrgined -T I1-Qlerugregtjr ltligan Tirdwlhms WE WISH G d and good 1355 Od me LeROY'S IEWELRY .ks s'rom: HILL OIL COMPANY Diamonds' Wf-'Cm l'W'l'Y GN vigil A3 Iaff g ji gf Quqlify 'if' :-4 xiii:-c-'. :-51 Phone 149 7th 6. E Sts. j f- rim winch Hepumnc 4,g::33xg3,5.5' -.M:oz-.-:-:-:-:-:-:N-:V -.-. -:-rr-:-:ec-r:-.x comploio Shop O E CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS I OF '42 O BARBER FURNITURE COMPANY REMPEL CREAM 6. POULTRY CO. FAIRBURY NEBRASKA Phone 126 312 D St. CONSULT US WHEN YOU FURNISH YOUR HOME South Side of Square THE HARRIS RADIO 6. ELECTRIC SHOP will continue to serve the people of Fairbury from its well-stocked showroom of famous appliances for the duration and thereafter. ln the picture, Proprietor H. B. Harris ex- plains the advantages of a Kelvinator elec- tric range to tleft to rightl Helen Monroe, Iim Denney, Maurice Wade, Betty Hill, and Bobbe Hall.

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A boy dreams of that pot of gold. A man makes certain of security by calculating the hazards of life, and guarding against them with Life insur- ance protection. Phone Fairbury. Nebr. BACHORITCH-BONHAM TOM W. LOCK. Manager INSURANCE OF EVERY KNOWN KIND TRAUM'S FUNERAL HOME ROY M. TRAUM, Mortician AMBULANCE SERVICE FAIRBURY, NEBRASKA THE SMART SHOPPE furnishes a large per- centage of the wardrobes of F. H. S. girls. In the picture Cleft to rightb, Dolores Yartz, Ellen Russell, and Exie Hutson, three of the Smart Shoppe's regular customers, are shown in garments chosen from the Well- stocked junior department, with Proprietor Milton Greenberg. The Smart Shoppe offers congratulations to the E. H. S. seniors, Whose continued patronage the store respectfully solicits.

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THE I. C. PENNEY store in Fairbury served the parents of F. H. S. students, and will serve their sons and grandsons. Econ- omy, plus dependable merchandise, plus a Wide selection are the factors in the contin- ued success of the I. C. Penney store. In the picture, the mens department 'doub- les up, with Leslie Iochens Cleftl and lsadore Aldrich Crightl selling to Wilbert Marting and Iared Pleis, respectively. MCLAURIN HOWELL fs. DILLEE SHOE SHOP FRANK LEA OIL COMPANY CONGRATULATIONS F. I-I. S. Seniors! 4TH G G STS. PHONE 199 CHIRN SIDE ICE CREAM HARDWARE BI-LO MARKET O CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS! PHONE 319W IENSENA CAFE MILES CLEANERS 5: TAILORS H. B. RILEY MOTOR CO PHONE 97 EAIRBUEY. NEBRASKA THE SPEAR-BUSWELL DRUG STORE is the semi-official Hooking station of F. H. S. stu- dents. In the picture, Vic Waclia, an indus- trial education apprentice, mixes a pause that refreshes for Cleft to rightl Don Smith, Betty Mae Page, and Iune Leslie, under the supervision of I. W. Buswell and Mrs. Laura Gardner. Instead of goodbye, students say, I'll meet you at Spear-Buswell's.