Grant Community High School - Trumpeter Yearbook (Fox Lake, IL)

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Conzfzlinzfnfs Complimenfs Of A R N O L D ' S of Carb Grocery and Markel THE PASSING OF JENNY ATTAGIRL How is she, Doctor? I-Ias her condition improved? It was a young man, well- dressed and with a grave manner, talking to Doctor Stillwell. To his inquiry the doctor replied, Well, Sir, I couldn't say for sure about poor Genevieve, but her high- ness is very ill. I-Ier illness may prove fatal. The young millionaire, Robert Montbuck, walked out with a worried look on his face. His chauffeur await- ed him with his limousine by the gate. Robert got into the ear and told the chauf- feur to drive him home. It was but a short drive to the home, an old mansion in Ken- tucky. The immense parlor with its huge fireplace at one end, its heavy, rich tapestries, and its sturdy colonial furni- ture, typified it as a pre-Civil War home. When Robert arrived at the mansion, he went im- mcdiately to the veranda where his mother, who, too, showed the strain of worry, greeted him. Oh, Robert, she said, how is Jenny? Is she any better? No, Mother, he replied, l'0lIfillIl!'t! SCHIVIIDT'S CONFECTIONERY Fllllllfllill Sz'rz'ife and HARDWARE Phone Fox Lake 4251 CHAS. BUERGER, Proprietor W Nagle .fumdm Ga COMPLETE STOCK OF BUILDING MATERIALS, PAINTS, BUILDERS' HARDWARE, AND COAL C Plans and Estimates Furnished Q Phone Fox Lake 3421 FOX Lake, Illinois Conzplizmvzlx Uf GEORGE C. KOETH TOBACCO - MAGAZINES Phone Fox Lake 2581 Fox Lake, Ill.

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ADVERTISING CREATIVE WRITING Now that you have seen the record of our high school life for one short year, we risk that you give careful consideration to the advertisements that fol- low. The persons and firms herein-after listed have been our loyal supporters in this and all other under- takings. We heartily recommend them to you, and we know, like us. you will appreciate their kindness. - THE STAFI7.

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