Edgerton High School - Edgertonian Yearbook (Edgerton, OH)

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Essay on High Prices. It is getting so that a Poorman must toil all of his life to make a meager living. He must not even think of getting married because he could not sup- port a wife. lVhy, gentlemen and ladies, it is getting so that it is impossible for him even to get a marriage license, on account of the cost. Awake. Awake. Hunt out the cause, It is HIGH PRICES, combined with low wages.-COLA KILLINGER. Now look here Mr. XVeitz and Mr. Irish, you folks will have to quit spending so much of your folks money of you folks go IZROKE.-CHAS. BOSS. Anoher Standard Oil Inquiry. Prosecutor :-How many base ball clubs, classes, foot ball teams, athletic associations, etc., have you filled the ofiice of Treasurer in? Mr. Irish :-I-I don't remember. Prosecutor :-VVhat became of their money? Mr. Irish :-There wasn't any left. Prosecutor-Why didn't you present an account of disbursements? Mr Irish :-REFUSE TO ANSXVER. e Who They Are. Most bashful boy-Cranston Easier. Most bashful girl-Dorathea VViles. - Most awkward 'boy-Lee Crall, Most awkward girls-Mary Grandy and Marvel Boos. Most noisy boys-Estel Hopkins and Hobart Killinger. Most noisy girls-Ruby Foulk and Doris Fusselman. Most quiet boy-Sam Mowry. Most quiet girl-jennebelle Favorite, Best looking boy-Edwin Krill. Best looking girl-Wlilma Kuehne. Tallest boy-Lee Crall. Tallest girl-Effie Frager. Most red-headed girl-Mable Smith. Most red-headed boy-Clare Mast. Largest mouths-Darla Mann and lletty Van Dusen. Largest ears-Earl Chilcote and Arthur Cover. Biggest fiirt--Ted Callender. The girl who giggles most-Frances Bell. ' The boy who giggles most-Clare Mast. Biggest bluifer-Andrew Irish.

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FIRE! Iwrite insurance in six of the leading STOCK COMPANIES Automobile, Accident, H alth, Bur- glary, La y Th ft Plate Glass. Steam Bolle , Fld IIiyB ds Surety Bonds, Liability, and Life I lill- W. Mead Irish Edgerton, Ohio Phone 19 Dr. G. R. Curl Physician and Surgeon Edgerton, Ohio Selling Good Gro- ceries Builds Up Business. It has always been our belief that the best way to build up and maintain a good business is to keep the quality high and the price sonable, thereby make many sales to satisfied customers. We are satisfied with this method. Cleanliness, Purity, Promptness These are the features of our busi- nessg no matter how rushed we are or how low the prices. PORTER'S See Our Line of Styleplus Clothes ' the same price the World over Crossett Shoes in up-to- date styles. Dry Goods and Gents' Furnishings Mast Clothingeio Dry Goods Store J

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Clothes Don't Make The Man But They Sure Do Help a Fellow a Lot G Perfect tailored clothes give a fellow that pleasant, satlsfied feeling of being entirely at ease and nowing that he is just right. The Clothes I Make will make you feel thoroughly at home in the best company. . n I make them rigxht-of guaranteed all-wool fab- rics, in the latest fas ion, an to your individual and particular measure. Spring and Summer Suits, S520 to S40 . L. E. GROFF, - Edgerton, Ohio To High School Graduates and Students of Edgerton A Trl-State College is fully accredited to do all grades of Normal work. Classes this spring and summer in all the professional subjects. College Courses and Review in all the Common Branches. V Young men wanting to save time and money in engineering courses can become Civil, Mechanical, Electrical and Chemical Engineers in two ears' time so as to do actual En mee in work Y 8 1' 8 - Eight students in Tri-State College of Pharmacy took the state exam- ination for registration in January. All passed and three Tri-State men had the highest grades in the state. In addition, the climate is the coolest in Indiana and therefore most pleasant for summer study. All the advantages of the summer resort with- out its distractions. Summer Term Opens June 10th TR' ' QlA.I,E.E,Ql.lEGE ANGOLA, INDIANA