Commerce High School - Commerce Yearbook (Cleveland, OH)

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J. R. HALL llbiO pianoforte Residence and Concert Room 814 The Arcade Clrbrlanb rights. £rbar 3Boab Telephone Do»n 87S-J May—Did you know Napoleon Bonaparte was still living? Tom—Napoleon Bonaparte! He can’t be! May—He is the cook over at the High School of Commerce. THE BEAUTIFUL GABLER GRAND PIANO Recently selected on account of its MAGNETIC MUSICAL QUALITIES by the BOARD OF EDUCATION for High School of Commerce was purchased from The LEWIS-WELSH PIANO CO. 5907 EUCLID AVE. Gabler Pianos Jr be n 7 T 55 years. Are used and approved by musicians all over the world. Do not (ail to see our fine stock of UPRIGHTS and GRANDS when buying your new piano. CASH OR CONVENIENT TERMS 0 payment arranged. DO NOT rOHOCT TM« PLACE The LEWIS-WELSH PIANO co. 5907 EUCLID AVE. BOTH PHONES We Hereby Thank the Sbbcrtiscrs for Patronage extended and hope the Returns will be to Their Satisfaction McCreary Sangster Jeweler •Pianoforte Novelties do wSedinc Sangor jBuilbing XII

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■u ClothcrafL Clothes are Guaranteed ■ 'mm. AllWool-$10 75 THE JOSEPH FEISS COMPANY, CLEVELAND THE STERLING WELCH CO. Carpets Rugs Lace Curtains Draperies Furniture Wall Papers Interior Decoration 1225 Euclid Avenue The NEW No. 10 VISIBLE Ball Bearing Typebars and Carriage Billing and Correspondence The Smith Premier Typewriter Co. 919 Huron Road Cleveland We never miss giving the people an opportunity to buy the best in Footwear at reasonable prices Schinke’s Shoe Store 4800-04 Lorain Avenue F. DOBSCHA A complete line ol Smokers ’ Articles Spalding Sporting and Athletic Goods 3826 Lorain Avenue Opposite Torn Hall XI

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