Citizens Military Training Camp - Sentinel Yearbook (Fort Sheridan, IL)

Page 156 text:

of it XPRESSING the charm of a house- hold wherein contentment reigns, this lovely bathroom is a restrained trans- lation of the Modern spirit in decoration. In the Flamingo color key are the painted door, varnished wall paper, and Aqua-Silk curtain. In the blue, the lamp shade and rug. In the new India ivory, the Tczrnia bath, Nova lavatory with crystal glass legs, and the quiet Saneto. New Ideas for Z Bathrooms is the title of a book, pre- pared with the assistance of eminent architects and interior decorators, which contain many other suggestions. Every construction detail from blue prints to color schemes is in it, liberally illustrated, with concise and helpful plumbing infor- mation. It is sent on request, without obli- gation. About any installation problem, consult a responsible plumbing contractor. CRANE Fixrunss, VALVES, FITTINGS, AND PIPING, ron. DOMESTIC AND INDUSTRIAL USB Cfdllf C0-. GNINHI Olliffh R16 S- A ff iJl'1 A ff,- Chif-Iillh + lirarrrlnfr and mln ujlitcr in unc lmmlml.md'six1'y-xix cities N

Page 155 text:

THE SENTINEL NAMl'I l'lARlllSON L. KPARNI-IR W. R. BUssIawI'I'z, Supt. of Schools HENRY l 1c'I'zIcR RAYMOND I . KOIAY W. G. BALL1zN'r1NIs, Supt. of Schools KJEORGE L. SIMPSON ARTIIUR M. S1:LLs 1kLBEll'l'J. PULLIQN l 0llES'l' H. H1M1ss R. C. GRICWIN .IOIIN J. BURRHARIQ, Postinast l'lllED L. 'l'RlCKlCY W. B. llAMIL'l'ON R1-rv. C. L. llAllllllCS LYLIQ H. NOLOI' ICARL G. MAClNNIS Cl' ROLAND A. K1.Aus, Principal lligh School G. N. 'l'REMl'liR R. P. BIRDSALI. LYL1s C. CLARKE -lAM1zs G. SNVIFT IC. S. 'TRADENVELL RICHARD li. RUNKR JOIIN P. IQLINKNER bltsssta R. BRYANT ' li. A. AUEIUVALD, Principal lligh School R4AURICE C0'I I'liR l'lARO1.n S. l AI.R 'l'YLI2R D. BARNEY C. W. CARI.soN L. A. Ill-IADBli'l l'l'1ll RAYMOND P. DOIIR NOIKLIAN lf. l'l1cNzIa l'lORAcIa P. OIKLAIDY lSlCNNE'l'll S. hfVlIl'l'Ii L. O. SIMONSTEIJ Rtsv. G1-:O. CAsIcY j. A. VAN NA'F'l'A, Principal lligh School J. ALLEN SIMI-sON l . L. 1-l1:NK12I. ARTIIUR l . KAlllil5IiG H. L. DUCKARI' l'II.Is1cR'I' M. hfVl'1l!S'l'liR FRANK R. BIcN'I'1.I-:Y, Attorney li. R. MCl7lIliE, Principal llig M. R. STANLEY, Postmaster linw. J. BARRILTI' EDGAR B. ELVIS juI:soN A. PALMER ERN1as'r G. S'rO1:'r M. J. C1':I'R1css HON. Roscoic R. Lucla GEO. N. l4liMMliR bl. l . BAUMGARTNI-:R GRO. ilAVl'IllQ'l'lCK GI1.ILs H. Pu'I'NA1I1 A. A. B1-:ck .lAMIcs li. DoY1.I-: li. li. ScI1RO1an1cR Page Om' llumlrrrl Fifty-four h School ADDRESS 4 So. Carroll 2217 Banks Ave. 321 McKinley Ave. 40 S. Main St. Q12 Pearl St. 'Zi Kenosha lligh School lfecleral Bldg. 1314 S. Ioth 407 Scott St. 30111 St. Bank of Sparta IS W. Davenport IIS NV. College Ist National Bank 635 Clark St. 311 Baker Block 4,15 Milton Ave. 716 Vine St. 222 Michigan Ave. lst National Bank IGI N. Main IIQ Laflin I37 Mt. Vernon P. O. Box 3oz Cl'l'Y Madison lloricon Sturgeon Bay Superior Menomonie l'iaII Claire Florence Fond du Lac Crandon Boscobel Monroe Berlin Dotlgeville l lurley Alina Center -lellerson Mauston Kenosha Algoma LaCrosse Darlington Antigo Merrill Manitowoc YVausaI1 Marinette Montello Milwaukee Sparta Oconto Rhinelander Appleton Pt. Washington Durand River l alls Osceola Stevens Point Phillips Racine Richland Center Janesville Ladysmith lludson Baraboo NVinter Shawano Sheboygan Medford Arcadia Viroqua liagle River Iflkhorn Spooner West Bend hfVZlllkCSl1Zl New London PVZIULOITIZI. Oshkosh WViseOnsin Rapids COUNTY Dane ' Dodge Door Douglas ljllllll Eau Claire Florence Pond du Lac Forest Grant Green Green Lake lowa lron jackson jellerson vluneau Kenosha Kewaunee LaCrosse Lalfayette Langlade Lincoln Manitowoc Marathon Marinette Marquette Milwaukee Monroe Oconto Oneida Outagantie Ozaukee Pepin Pierce Polk Portage Price Racine Richland Rock Rusk St. Croix Sauk Sawyer Shawano Sheboygan Taylor 'l'ren1pealeau Vernon Vilas Walworth WVashburn WVashington Waukesha YVaIIpaca hfV2lllSllEll'Zl Winnebago YVoOcl .v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v1v.v.v.v.v.v.l.v.v. . . . . . . . . I I V . . . - . . . .vN.v.v.v.v. JJN. .1w.v.v.v. . .

Page 157 text:

Spies Bros., Inc. Reliable Since 1878 Manufacturing jewelers MEDALS AND TROPHIES For All Athletic Events FRATERNITY JEWELERS Chicago 27 E. Monroe St. Practlcal Patriotlsm Public-spirited citizens everywhere interest, themselves in the MTCA, lmmulse it, represents the greatest opportunity of putting p:1t,rioi.ism into pr:u:t,ir'e. MILITARY TRAINING CAMPS ASSOCIATION OF THE UNITED STATES Covers the Country 705 TOWER BUILDING CHICAGO CHARLES B. PIKE GEORGE F. JAMES I 'I 1 I' I' S I ll ,VFNH l'lI 2.501311 IIT A l'l7l'l' ESTABLISHED 1840 E0-B-GARPEKTERQCQ. MILL, RAILROAD AND CONTRACTOR'S SUPPLIES TENTS, AWNINGS, FLAGS, CAMPING EQUIPMENT 440 N. Wells St. CHICAGO Phone: Superior 9700 Our three Chicago stores, Conveniently located, are the style-centers for 1nen who understand and de- mand unconditional cor- rectness in their attire. -I . :gs rg: lwhl LONDON CHICAGO DETROIT MILWAUKEE SAINT PAUL MINNEAPOLIS THREE CHICAGO STORES Michigan Ave. at Monroe Street 125 South La Salle Street and Hotel Sherman