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ADVERTISEMENTS Fashionable Spring and Summer CLOTHES For Men, Boys and Children. E. F. F.—E. F. F. Henley Clothes For Young Men YOUNG'S STRAW HATS, full of Style and the best made. SILVER, GOLD and LION NEGLIGEE SHIRTS in fancy and white with attached and detached cuffs. ADLER'S DRESS AND WALKING GLOVES Yours for right style, M. JONAS SON, Goshen, N. Y. C.H. THOMPSON DENTIST SEELY BLOCK - GOSHEN JAMES R. BALLARD Fish, Oysters and Clams Vegetables in Season J. J. FITZGERALD HORSESHOEING GOSHEN, - - N. Y. John H. Hinchman GEORGE G. ACKLEY GROCER Manufacturer of Choice Butter, Tea and Coffee Telephone Connection Corner Church and West Main Streets GOSHEN, N. Y. Brick Ice Cream Fine Confectionery and Soda. West Main Street, Goshen, N. Y. THE STANDARD OF EXCELLENCE THE GOSHEN CLUB CIGAR THOMAS FARRELL, Manufacturer Georg'e Mullenix MASON Goshen, - N. Y.
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12 THE PIONEER Jars, Jolts and Lemons. IN MF.MOniAM ORPHA D. WOOD, who departed this class December— 1907. Heard in Physics class : “ What are resonators ?” Ans : “ Pews for the deaf people to vibrate in.” The poetic junior of the class was heard to give this definition : “ Color is a sort of music of light.” M : “ What is A. O. W.’s favorite pickle ?” E: “ Guess it is electricity, he is always tasting it.” Conundrum : Who likes rocking chairs built for two ? Ans: Sally. (She thinks of getting a double decker.) “ Why does the president of ’09 class take such au interest in Smith college ?” “ You’ll never go there, my wandering boy.” H. P. : What is your favorite part of coun try ? J. S. S. : The S(o)uth(er)land, of course. Miss Farley—(in Ancient History). “They scattered his ashes all over the world. (Time —A. D. 500) ” Heard in German III.—“Do not pollute yourself by my pestilential nearness. ” It is said that one of the lower classmen has taken a particular liking to Summerville lately. “ What’s a watt ?” “ Why, that’s it ” “That’s the nature of it.” T : “ They are the worst sounding things you ever saw.” Mr. Wyker (translatingGerman): “Let me, blush, me, who feels so small beside you.” Mattie’s favorite occupation is shelling peas so that she can handle the “ Pods.” In Cresar, (translation): “ He was Au- gustus’ daughter.” “ See his right hands.” S2 likes anything that has to do with Mil(ls) or Towns(ley). Stacy—“ How many yards of ribbon (?) in that suit case ?” Miss C.—(in A. H.): “ The house was destroyed by Jove.” The force diminishes 1-9 for every indi vidual much. “Beauty note: To get fat order lean meat of your butcher.” If Margaret D. worships a piece of Ivory, what is her religion ? “ Does Margai-et C.— take the trolley home Sunday nights ?” “ No, she takes the (h)’Os’car.” “ What about the incubator, Mattie ? ” “ Get in your barrell.” “ Well V”
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ADVERTISEMENTS to Mother Goose With Apology There was A MAN in OUR TOWN And he was WONDROUS WISE, He jumped into a MILLER CART And praised ft to THE SKIES. But when he saw HIS HORSE step OUT With flying TAIL and MANE, He said he’d bought all OTHER CARTS, But never would AGAIN. MILLER CART COMPANY GOSHEN, N. V. Millinery and Fancy Goods R. G. Corsets, Gloves, etc. JVlrs. S. G. Terwilliger Tuthill Building WEST MAIN ST., - GOSHEN, N. Y. Notions, Novelties, Fancy Goods Fine Stationery from 10c to 85c a box, Ribbons and Laces at Saving Prices, Hosiery, Underwear, Corsets, Shirtwaists, Belts, Genuine Heatherbloom Petticoats, Towels, etc., etc. All up-to-date novelties in Souvenir Post Cards. Cask Economy Store Sayer Block, Corner Greenwich and Church Sts. GOSHEN, N. Y. Our Store is the Home of Hart, Schaffner Marx Clothes P. SAMUELS ClotHier and Outfitter for Men and Boys Samuels BlocK, Goshen, N. Y. Goshen Bakery WM. A. JOHNSTON. Prop. Bread, Pies, Plain and Fancy Cakes and Ice Cream. Next to Post Office, Goshen, N. Y For all the Local News SOLVING PROBLEMS READ THE II | j A problem which confronts every house wife is to provide for her family three times a day. This can be solved at Independent Rcnnhliran HULSE’S CASH STORE Main St., Goshen, N. Y. IXvUUUIIvUI !• Book, Law and Commercial Printing.
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