Humboldt High School - Red and White Yearbook (Humboldt, NE)

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fl In every good city 1n the Unlted States there is one REXALL STORE The standing of these stores is ot the highest They sell the best ot merchandise and guarantee satisfac tion or money refunded The Rexall Store at Humboldt N braska 1 owned and operated by L ackett Ph an Hackett Ph G Both giaduates and reg1stered pharmacists Satisfied Customel s Ou1 soda founta1n 1S running full blast Come in and try our service Make our store youi stopping place You W111 please us and in ieturn we shall do our very best to please you L S Hackett, Ph G Humboldt, Nebraska GROCERIES and MEATS JOE KOLAR Phone 186 A I-I Fellers 8: Son Furnlture and Undertaking AMBULANCE SERVICE DAY OR NIGHT I SAVE Time and Money -get a- LeMur Permanent Wave NOW Harriet N Horton Phone 104 I E Smith GENERAL LAW PRACTICE Smith Bldg. East Side Square Phones, Office 153 Res. 40. 1 iz.-.xiuiu1niuiuioluio1-11111010 Clarence .- ls it true Mr. Huff that tish is good brain food? Mr. Huff fbusy readingj- .I don t know but if it is I would prescribe a whale for you. They call her Appendix because some ones always taking her out. Marlinf- We had waffles or breakfast. George .- What are waffles? Marlin-- They are pancakes with cleats on Bart- night. Jake- Bart- for IlIlll?' em.' I hear you lost a dog last Yes. ' Why don't you advertise Jake- It's no use, the dog can't read. Bored Sophomore h I've been around with girls, girls and girls. Freshman- Where? On a merry- go-round? +-- Jess4 Where are you going? Procter- Crazy. Jess-- Stop, yo-u've gone far enough. Page Eighty-Four in-Jain' -o--Lu-A--4-o- 1 1 .lfflliflfd':C'A'llYIfA':i'r'l'l' C'QUIIYIIA':l'NIIVIIAU:l'4fl'lflf.4I':lf1'llfll4':C5f'llYlfAU 1 11 A -5 gi :I ,,,....:.,:.,-..-..Z.1.,-.,-.:.,:.,:.-.:.,-.,:.:.,-.,:.,:.,:..:.,:.,-,,-.,: I I.- Q I . . . ! ' : Q I . ' II u i , ' II X' , El - ll ' 1 1 . . . :I i , I I u 0 U, i . . 1 II -1 5 i f ' L ' U Q ' II n i . 1 , 9- G - Q -- . II 1 g 2 f - Q 3 S. H - , . G., , d E. B. II - - i . . V J . f y . U-..I.I.-.I.,:.,-.,:.,:..-.,:.,:.,: -. ' - II KQ Our .Slogan-Accolnmodation and : I I ' . 1: 0 0 u . ' ll E . ' 0- c lr-1 v 2 . - . ' . ll 5 U . n - Q !! ' - n K ' .. Y . , , . 1 e ' , S U ' H K- -1... I U U T : 0 c o o E , 5 U ' I' ' II - 3 -QI....:..:.:.,:.,:..-..:.,-J.: : 2.22: :.,:..:.,:.,:.,:..:.,:.,:.,:.,:.,:.,: : II 2 .. ' E U H .. 5 . ll .. , S n . s . . Q ' ' ll - II l ' ll i U II ' : II ., I i II - f f Q , D D 1, ,, 1 9 . 1, l I , 5 0 . II ' I . - .,- .-.,-. ..-.. .,.., - ., .U .. Q ' II 1, .. ! i . 1:11 1 1 i ' ' li II ' i I ll 1 I 9 :J VIII Y lru P :I VIII I IJF4 III VIII l'l9Jlfl VIII Y-Ulu I ll VIII'-U 'iz P

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C lllfflfl IIYIXAQIWII '-fllfffl':l'-4l'lYI!Af:l'c'llYI!A':d' llfll IQ IIVIIAUG Humboldt Chamber of Commerce Combines every active and helpful element of the Civic Or- ganization, of whatever name. Co-operates with the Rich'- ardson County Agricultural So- ciety, especially, in the enter- tainment features of the Rich- ardson County Fair, the greater SEPTEMBER occasion. Its influence in the matter of better maintainance of the Market Highways has been agreeably noticeable. Its one interest is the Wel- fare of town and community as a Whole. This is an organization that provides a common medium through which much good is ac- ioio1oioio1o14Jio1c1xz1u14:i complished by co-operation. L1 A I 1 p Q ,, , -A , . President - R. W. Clark Secretary - - R. L. Bode Treasurer William Greer Page Eighty-Three P I IIIYU P IVIIIYIAUPZIVIIIYIWPIIVIIIYIIUD3lVllJlUI'4IJlll'4lllPlIIlIr54P1jY111fl

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