Findlay High School - Trojan Yearbook (Findlay, OH)

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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

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The Stormy Night The night was dark and stormyg The sun was shining bright. The hero's lips were tightly sealed, He cried with all his might Kill me! but spare my life, he said. The villian stabbed him in the heart And shot him in the head. A fair young maid came down the path- Her form was bent with age. She recognized the dying man, And cried, Oh who is he? The headless corpse raised up his head And said, By gosh, it's Maggie. 'i i ir Treva E.-Last night Gerald tried to put his arm around me six times. LSome armj. 'i' 'ir' '-I' Don Stillberger and Leonard Smith appeared on the threshold in a bloody condition. Matteson- Hare th o s e b o y s been Hghting again ? Finton- I guess that's the long and short of it. 'i' 'i' 'if Mr. Finton Cafter long diversion in mineralsj- Now you may name t h e three hardest s u b s t an c e s known. NYalter E.-'Z-Xlbegra, history and getting-up. 'I' 'I' 'Ir' XYalters- Can you tell me any- thing at all about prussic acid El Yes, replied Marion C., it is a deadly poison. One drop on the end of your tongue would kill a dog! 'I' 'I' 'ir Miss Mills- Albert, is the world round or Hat? Albert- It's neither. Miss Mills- YX'hy, then, if it's neither round or flat what' is it? Albert- Me fadder says it's crooked. 'if fl' 'ii' Mr. Hutson at Fostoria football game when Line Rah was given, Line, who is he? GIFTS GRADUATION A full and complete line of gifts now awaits you. at fairest prices at our store. Should you wish to remem- ber any one with so useful and appro- priate a gift, clon't fail to come and see our elegant designs. XVe have the assortment from which you can make a perfectly satisfactory selection and our modern prices will please you equally as well as the handsome styles. E. M. WARFEL 81 SON JEWELERS Something to Eat COMES FIRST D. K. STERLING GROCER 401 W. Main Cross St. Bell 253 Home 677 KIMMELUS SMOKE HOUSE Cigars, Pipes, Tobacco OF ALL KINDS I 9 Page One Hundred One