Gouverneur High School - Deanonian Yearbook (Gouverneur, NY)

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USED CARS with Floating Fenders VENTILATED TOPS OILCLOTH UPHOLSTERY Rattling Good Models Well Worth Half Our Price D. Love A. Tyler FORD VALLEY, MD. ADVICE ROMANCERS Years of Faithful Service Trained in Good Old G. H. S. “How to Get and Keep Your Lover” TAUGHT BY LUENBERGER WEATHERUP Dial L-O-V-E Reno, Nev. Nursery School Open to All People of High School Age DAY COURSE Chinese Checkers NIGHT COURSE Bedtime Stories Regular pupils include R. Halford, M. Cheeseman, C. Wells, J. Virkler and G. McPherson. Miss Eleanor Link Supervisor Call 202 Infant Ave. Detroit, Mich. TOUR F WORLD'S FAIR All cruises lead to the 1950 World’s Fair at the Great Metropo- lis, Natural Dam, spon- sored by William Foe- ppel, the world’s great- est organizer. Inspect The Rushmore Paper Mill, recently remodel- ed by Delbert McLear, outstanding commer- cial artist. It is now fin- ished in oiled silk and resembles the igloos of the north country. Probably the great- est attraction will be the Ice Carnival on the “Natural Dam” of the Oswegatchie River, featuring the skating team of Gates and Price. Standing room available for the price of a package of gum. THEO. (Atlas) CONST ANT1KES Strenuous boxing training by the Joe Louis Methods Black Eyes a Specialty PHONE—SOCKO 3-146 Barr’s Bus Lines SEE BOTH FAIRS “Coast to Coast on a Bus” Crowded Compartments For Fussy Passengers Dial B-U-S-T-E-D Anywhere LAW SCHOOL For Convicts Only! EXCELLENT COURSES IN JAILBREAKING Jefferson McAdam Phone P-E-N Sing Sing, Africa Swanky Hat Shop Second-hand styles of pie tins, salad bowls and nut shells at the highest prices available. Model CLAIRE PARKER Manager ALICE PHILLIPS Call 30-H, Sand Hill District Page Twenty-E

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