Valley High School - Vallerata Yearbook (Valley, AL)

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PHONE 683 IF lT,S FURNITURE. SEE FURNITURE. STOVES, cARPETs GULIJENBERG FURNITURE BU. Agents For Peninsula Stoves and Dutch Kitchenettes 205 THIRD STREET THE GLQYSTAL One of the most up-to-date and sanitary confectionaries in the City Ice Cream and Candies Are Without Equal 468 MARKET STREET A SENl0R'S FINAL EXAM. 1. What was the first scene at the Chicago fire? Ans. Kerosene. 2. What is a home ruler? Ans. A stove poker. 3. How may one gain a high position? Ans. Climb a mountain. 4. Why was EVE made? Ans. For ADAMS EXPRESS CO. 5. Is there anything smaller than an ant's mouth? Ans. Yes, whatever goes into it. 6. What kind of a table has no legs? Ans. A multiplication table. 7. What is the hottest place in the U. S.? Ans. A hornet's nest. EVERYTHING TO WEAR FOR THE BOY AND Hls DAD KAHN'S A STEP OR TWO FOR SOMETHING BETTER 311 MARKET STREET Parkersburg, W. Va.

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4' n' Throughout the Year we Q9 As in the old, it will be our constant aim and endeavor to supply to all our custimers helpful service, characterized always by friendly, intelligent co-operation. We want to make every patron count his relationship here among the most valuable of his business assets. Go ltifali ank 8: Trust Go Bank for Savings 615 Market St., Parkersburg, W. Va. Start Right New York life Insurance Bo. BEN AND LELAND MORRIS Phone 558 125 Fifth Street Mr. C. J. Quick: Your answer is clear as mud. Judy Murrin: Well, it covers the ground, doesn't it? l-...-l,.i. Red Smith in History: The King was safe until he lost his supporters. -- fParis?J - CHUNKY MURRIN SAYS: Last night I held a little hand, so dainty and so neatg ESTABLISHED 1865--INCORPORATED 1901 . . Murdoch Co. O I thought my heart would surely burst, so wildly did it beat. Drugglsts No other hand into my soul could greater gladness bring Than that I held last night, which was four aces and a king. High school days have their delights, 113-115 Third Street Parkersburg, W. Va But they can't compare with high school nights.

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KEEP UP YOUR APPEARANCE WEAR ta et mgs Sh es FOURTH AND MARKET THE DEPENDABLE SHOE STORE-- First Chair Second Chair T. E. REDMOND CHARLES JENKINS If you are looking for up-to-date Barbering you will find five Barbers under the Second Naitonal Bank SERVICE IS OUR MOTTO We are better perpared to take care of the children than cver. A new up-to-date hydraulic chair for them Singer's Sanitary Barber Shop Under Second National Bank-Entrance Seventh St. Opens 7:30 A. M.-Clones 7:30 P. M. Saturday, Closes I0 P. M. Appointments with Ladies and Children made by Phone PHONE NO. 914-M Third Chair Fourth Chair C. A. CLIFFORD JAKE CAIN PROGRESS ION Football! growled R. McHenry's father. Ugh! 'But surely, said his friend, your son won high honors in football at his college? He did! grimly assented the father. First, he was a quarter-back- CKYes.!Y Then a half-back- UYes.!, Then, a full-back- llYes.H And now--what is he now? Now, roared the father, he is hunchback! Ross: Oh, yes, I have royal blood in my veins. Hobie: 'How do you make that out? Ross: Well, when .my father was a youngster he was stung by a queen bee. For the Student SOCIETY BRAND HIGH Stem Brothers Is the last word in proper Clothes. They embody correct style, dependable fabrics, moderately priced. 423-425 MARKET STREET