Conneaut High School - Tattler Yearbook (Conneaut, OH)

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Cxchanges The Tattler acknowledges with many thanks the receipt of the following publications: The Brightonian, Brighton; Colorado; The Courant, Bradford, Penn.; The Dart, Ashtabula. Ohio; The Enicar, Racine, Wisconsin; The Magnet, Butler, Penn.; The Scimetar, Austinburg, Ohio; The Skirmisher, Borden-town, N. J., Military Institute; The Wauona, Portage, Wisconsin. “The Dart,” Ashtabula, O. We like your paper very much; it is interesting from cover to cover. Your literary department is especially good. We also like the simplicity of your cover design. The Enicar,” Racine, Wis. You certainly have good poets in your schools, but don’t you think a story or two would he better instead of some of the poems? “The Courant,” Bradford, Pa. You are to be' complimented on your stories and also on the extent of your joke department. The number of ads in your paper shows that you have some enthusiastic workers in your school “The Magnet,” Butler, Pa. We are glad to receive the Senior number of your paper. It is very well arranged, although we fail to find an exchange department. Don’t you think that a “Table of Contents” could Ik added and show an improvement? “The Skirmisher,” Bordentown Institute, N. J. We like your paper very much, and we count you among the first in our exchange department. The arrangement of your paper is excellent.

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 ust j{ Tfote On a sunny summers morning Early as the dew was dry Up the hill I went a berrying Need I tell you tell you why. Farmer Welsh had a son, And it happened that I knew On each sunny summers morning, Raymond Up the hill went berrying too. Lively work is picking berries So I joined him on the hill. Raymond dear, said I, your basket Is quite too large for you to fill. So we stayed, we two, to fill it Raymond talking, I was still, Leading where the hill was steepest Picking berries up the hill. This is uphill work, said Raymond, So is life, said I, shall we Climb it each alone, or Raymond Will you come and climb with me. Redder than the blushing berries Raymond’s cheek a moment grew, While without delay he answered I will come and climb with you. yust jtfn ytnsiver We will climb the hill together You and I, right side by side, If it snows while we are climbing To the bottom we will slide. There’s No Use Talking Boys! The Quicker you begin wearing Hirsh Wickwire Clothes and Stetson Hats The Quicker you will be Correctly Dressed K. E. GIBBS, Outfitter to Men and Boys 218 Main Street SIG HAHN DRUGGIST MRS. EDITH D. STANLEY FIRE INSURANCE ’Phone 1705-Main

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Comfortable Reading Chairs With Upholstered Leather Seats Special @ $5.90 The Simonds Bennett Co. 221 Broad Street City Real Estate V 0 A RRflTT Notary Public Farm Fruit Land VV . O. ADDU I i Mortgages GENERAL INSURANCE 104 Shaffmaster Building The Stafford Heating and Sheet Metal Co. We Want Your Trade GUTHRIE’S Drug, Book and Stationary Store “The Home of Hart, Schaffner Marx Clothes” The G. M. Whitney Company “Not High in Price, but High Quality for the Price.” “The New Indians’, are the “Last Words” in Motorcycles If interested call and see Machines and get the 1915 Catolog GEO. T. ARTHUR General hardware Walk-Over Shoes for Men E. C. Thayer 216 Main St. La-France Shoes for Women Patronize Our Advertisers