Findlay High School - Trojan Yearbook (Findlay, OH)

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C2536 of Marvelous ETWELVE CiHILD quickly be- come interest- Nm ed in music A7 when there is ' gawk gf 3 VITANOLA in the house, and its educational value extends to other members of the family as Well. This Phono- graph of marvelous tone reproduces both vocal and instrumental music so naturally that its playing never becomes tiresome You will appreciate the great superiority of the VITANOLA when you hear it in com parison with other Phonographs. We'll be pleased to demonstrate any time LATEST VITANOLA MGDELS FRED NORTON MARVIN'S JEWELRY STORE EEQQEQSQE Plays ALL Records- Natural as Life .?F,?F J i i i i -At- 3

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6 N Barr 8: Company D. A, NEALEIGH, Mgr. 5c-STORES-10c With Variety Departments 409 S. Main Street FINDLAY, OHIO YES EVEN TODAY! XYhen price inilation is the paramount topic of conversation, it is possible to wear a suit tail- ored-to-order by skilled hands and of choicest materials. at the price of pre-war flavor-335, 340. S50 :infl upwards. PROMPT DELIVERIES Harry R. Schneider Company Practical Merchant Tailors 212 South Main Street The Question Census Taker-Does your hus- band gamble, smoke or stay out late at nights? Indulgent XYife-That's his busi- ness. Census Taker-Has he any other business. 4' 'i' 'i' Mr. Conn- If the President and all the Cabinet should die who would ofFiciate? Caroline M.- The undertaken 4' 4' 'i' Marjorie Koontz on seeing a blind man sitting on the porch- O, mother, see that blind man watch the boys play ball. 4' 4- 'i' Mr. Lee- lYhich eats most- aninials or birds ? Student- Birds, sir. because they take a peck at a time. 'I' 'i' 'i' Mr. F i n t o n in Psychology- XYhen the puritans landed in Hol- land they soon had the people of Holland divided into the Rotter-dam Dutch, the Amster-dam Dutch, and the other kind of Dutch. 'I' 'i' 'i' Virgil- VVhat's your favorite tree? A Ethel B.- Yew, dear. 'i' 4' 'K' La Candidate-Ctyonnenesl je suis prete a repondu a toutes les questiones. Une E l e c t r i c e - Quaves-vous achete ce delicieux chapeau? 'i' 'P -X' jack Betts- Those trousers of yours look a bit worn. Dick Martz- They're on their last legs. rl- 'X' 'ir A wise student always knows the class record of the fellow he is copy- ing from. rl' rl' 4' Conn- Does your nephew want an education, Miss Crohen? Miss Crohen- He says he is will- ing to be a quarterback in the elec- toral college. Q J Pa ge Ninety-ei gh!

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Haberdashery Shop for Men Tailored-to-Wear Clothing I I - 1 - RESTORED T0 THE ' 1 Q5 SFATURAIJ POSITIOW fn O Arn-:R ugmo H, , 9 ' V 1 S I . UOPER 5 f - X HIGH ARCH ' A. QD DROPPEDHEEL, ELECTRIC SHOE. ' - - I I I HAVE THE SAME COMFORT X hould worry about the high cost of shoes when we can repair your old nes and make h s good, and look like new and still have the same comfort. Sewed ' l d rubber l l hile you wait. Be wise and look after your feet. Don't suffer ag y h p ' f l r rdarch supper ll correct the trouble. They rest b k d h h ' 1 - ' ' . A. R. COOPER 210 South Main Street Bell Phone Main 804 MAGAZINES and SUBSCRIPTIONS C C A I N G D A I R E S S OUR MOTTO Quality, Service and Satisfaction Wfc Sell Only the Best Bulk anal Box Ccmcly in the City POHfil