Frankfort Pilgrim College - Pilgrim Yearbook (Frankfort, IN)

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Uhv 151112111111 ' Q31 if Y ' : sf Advertlsements le GQ Q J O FELTY IC ' - 1 C K f TQ E-J ar . ra t gas ca GROCERIES Instructor of F For excellent qu'1litV s -rviee 1111 2 L low prices you thank uls: aiul iio mat- CLARINET, C, ter l1ow large or small your orclera SAXAPHONE gl WE THANK You and E BANJO - 2-Q Highest prices puirl tor butter 8 eggs .f-13 Q Fresh Stgck New and used instruments for sale Q3 ci Best Quality Q' Quick Service A ,K f I ' 1 ern 01 PHONE 1095 C. G. Conn Band Instrument Co. 'ji 1159 E' Washington St- Studio 452 W. Clinton st. Phone S20 Q, Frankfort, Ind. 0 fL' X '+ XC, u , That 1S Why we have Q ' Waste Baskets. . . Q9 .Q The l1'2lSl14-bill is always larger than the strong box. The waste-basket is Q1 fl usually twice the size of lil? letter-trziy. Quality, or tl1e lack of it, is what de- KC.: terinines the iniportanee of everything i11 life, whether it is shoes or sermons, ca poetry or pigs. EQ at Some people claim that price is the niost. important consicleratioii in Olll' f stores. They are wrong. No article ever crosses our counters that hasntt il '1 tl backbone of quality. Seconds, job lots, articles that won't wear well are too A expensive in the long' run for us to offer our eustoniers. 3 QUALITY-always at 21 saving: This is more than a slogan with us. It E3 is the foundation on which we built a successful business. a EY 0 f' 5 uvhere savings are greased f . -123-