Hart High School - Hartian Yearbook (Hart, MI)

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DO YOU KNOW ! 1 ♦ WHERE THE ! ♦ PUREST DRUGS J I The Newest TOILET GOODS ! and the Ereshest CANDIES ARE SOLD? | WE KNOW: I ...at... BRIGHT’S ! DRUG STORE ! Uninsured—YOU Pay! Insured—WE Pay! ALL KINDS . of.. INSURANCE JOSLIN INSURANCE AGENCY IMionc 56 IVART, MICHIGAN CALENDAR September 1—Labor Day. Nobody works but the cider in the cellar. September 2 -School enrollment. What a lot of nice little boys and girls September 3—School starts in earnest and so do our troubles. September 4- -Freshmen make intensive inquiry about classrooms. September 5— Seniors get their first lecture on behavior. September 8 Football scrimmage starts and liniment flows freely. September 0—Cal Mason is missed from our midst. September 10—Eleanor Hanson takes a dislike to school now. September 11—Bright and fair. Also stormy. September 12—Fair is the main subject of conversation. September 13—Pieparations are made for the erection of the waffle stand. September 15—Isabel Van Amburg, Harriett© Brien, Anna Louise Winship and a brown dog visit school. We are always glad to have visitors. September 16—Demand for stoves for the waffle stand goes out over the land. September 17—Trouble in deciding who shall work at the waffle stand. September 18—School closed up for the Fair. September 19—Another day of Fair rolls by. September 22—A new good-looking lady music-teacher arrives. A lot of our young sheik students suddenly interested in music. September 23—Election cf Senior officers takes place. September 24 Talk by Itev. Holman.

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i YOUNG WOMEN { BOSTONIANS j for j YOUNG MEN j Holeproof Hosiery, too L. S. PLATT | HART } I I ! VICTROLAS • j AND | ... Victor Records ... j The best there is in that line ..at.. Lattin s Drug Store CIENTISTS tell us that children grow most ! during the summer months — but Photographs of j the children never grow up. Make the appointment today! j THE j BEDELL STUDIO WISE K R A X Bozo (NValsworth)—“Gimme a sheet of music paper.” Merle Wood—“What for?” Bozo—“I wanna write my girl a note.” He—“Why does Earl Van Sickle wear arrows on his socks?” She—“To go with his bowr legs, I suppose.” Maurice Kunkel in Physics class--“Do balloon tires go through mud-puddles easier because they float?” Mrs. Hutchins (in Am. Hist.)—“What wras it that Nathan Hale said just before he w’as hanged?” Edna Moral—“My only regret is that I have but one lice to lose for my country.” Edith, reading a letter from Clarence at Mt. Pleasant—“ He got a beautiful lamp from the Greenville game. I just knew he would win something in athletics.”

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Milo Reynolds A Good Place to Eat (iLnumt AND fJrmriatmts PIKE CAFE Phone 204 Hart, Michigan Meals A La Carte (Eitg iflrat iflarlu't H. E. HANSEN THE PLACE OF GOOD MEATS ..aailnr.. ! Frank VanBeeck CLEANING AND PRESSING fflE VER well dressed with-| out well-kept hair. Use Gloco.... a, GOULD’S “SEE J. AND CHARLEY” • When in town with HUNGRY HORSES stop at Snyder’s Feed Barn. W. E. SNYDER. j INSURANCE — that’s all. | FIRE LIABILITY ACCIDENT { TORNADO AUTO LIFE • i HENRY J. PALMITER | PALMITER BLOCK • 1 HART AUTO CO. j Lincoln Fordsoiv CARS-TRUCKS-TRACTORS HART AUTO CO. j