Manteca Union High School - Tower Yearbook (Manteca, CA)

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Fill,er up! is all you need to say at HAROLD'S SER- VICE STATION, and before you know it, your gasoline tank is full. Mr. Harold Colldeweih and Manteca I-Iigh's Nicky Baturin are a hard pair to beat when it comes to snappy service, as john Dickman is here to tell you. Harold's is your service station for Richfield products. If you like sweets, if you need any school supplies-in fact, if you want any of a large variety of items, try LAURIT- SON'S VARIETY STORE. It's only a few doors from school. The Variety's well-stocked candy counter has at- tracted Adolf Cruz, Everett Correa, Laverta Iiishback, Vir- ginia Reedy, Irvin Nilsson, jim Israel, and Bob Wilson- while Jim Parr gazes enviously in through the window. Mabel and Helen Gonsalves and Bill R. Perry are talking to Mr. A. Laumina, owner of MANTECA FRENCH LAUNDRY, while they wait for their parcel to be wrapped. The Manteca French Laundry is kind to your clothes and turns out immaculately fresh garments at an amazingly low price. You graduate only onceg look your best on this im- portant occasion. One of the most modernly equipped fountains in town is to be found here at the CENTRAL DRUG STORE, lo- cated at the corner of Main Street and Yosemite Avenue. The store is owned and operated by Mr. Al Brower. Besides serving tasty food, placed before you with a smile by Al- marina Brazil, the Central can supply you with exquisite toiletries, camera service, and dependable pharmaceutical preparations. Everyone wants reasonable assurance that his future will be secure and free from financial worries, and jean Galt and -lean Ridley are no exceptions. They are consulting with Mr. L. C. Schwartz, President of the BANK OF MANTECA, to learn just how to go about depositing their savings.

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Eagerly anticipating summer fun, Bob Norman and Bob Wilson look over the sports equipment for at summer of activity. TURNER HARDWARE COMPANY handles the most complete supply of hardware and sports equipment in Mantecn. Their courteous and prompt service along with their rea- sonable prices makes it n pleasure to trade with them. -g....c.-4- Even paying at bill is painless when you know, as Joyce Norman and -lean Ridley do, that you have just purchased quality foods at economy prices. LEO'S GROCERY offers an exceptionally wide variety of desire in the food line: fine ments, fresh fruits and vege- tables, and tempting groceries-all in Ll mod- ern store where service is the by-word. Now we know where Frances and Cleo Reich- muth get all their feminine charm. HUBER PHARMACY, R. A. Honodel, proprietor, car- ries nn excellent supply of drugs, perfumes, cos- metics, candies, and gifts. ln fact, almost any- thing that one would want can be found nt this Rexglll store, and at the most popular prices.

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If you and your folks take pride in the smooth running motor of the family car, you will remember VEST'S SER- VICE for excellent motor tuning. Have your spark plugs been cleaned lately? Does your car need a lubrication job? See Mr. E. E. Vest and his assistant, Mr. Russell, as Bert Bu- thenuth and his companions, Lewis Alexander '40, Floyd Stettler, and Dan Proctor, are doing here. Evelyn Miller and Jim Israel are depositors of the BANK OF AMERICA. a sound baking institution, which is a mem- ber of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation. The friendly staff of this bank will be only too glad to receive your deposits. Be wise, students, and start saving now. Moist cold, for refrigerating foods the natural way, can be supplied only by ice, and the ADAMS ICE AND OIL COM- PANY is the one to do it. I-Iarold Goodwin has just finished inspecting their ice plant. For the utmost in modern con- venience, two automatic ice dispensers are installed to serve the public at any hour of day or night. This Company also carries a good line of refrigerators, oil-burners, and fuel oils. Wfesley Littleton, Norman Brockman, and Ida Brazil wait at the counter of RAYIS QUICK LUNCH ready to enjoy good food, right prices, and quick service. You'll find them all at Ray's. If you have not formed the habit of dropping in here, do so at once. This lunch counter offers the unusual service of being open day and night. By the smiling faces of Marry Etta Spence and Lucille Bianchi, they must be enthusiastic over the variety of cos- metics Mrs. D. M. Kingen is showing them. You will find many other articles of merchandise, such as school supplies, candy, wearing apparel, kitchenware, and almost anything else you could possibly want in the 5, 10, AND ISC STORE.