Havermale Junior High School - Papoose Yearbook (Spokane, WA)

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NOW THEY DON'T SPEAK Doris Benjamin was alone in the house when a visitor called to see her mother. Doris smiled hospitably as she opened the door wide. Oh, Mrs. Brown, she said brightly, mother will be so pleased. She hoped you'd come this afternoon. Mrs. Brown beamed at the warmth of welcome. , Is that so, dear? she asked. Then your mother is at home? Oh, no, answered Doris just as brightly, she's gone out shopping and won't be home 'till late tonight! TRY A CHANGE OF FEED Bob Johnson: How are you coming along in the poultry venture? Wes Tollenar: Pvc been swindled. I bought three different incubators and not one of them has laid an egg yet. 113.2 1521? we QL WAN P A rurrv BIKE P Costs Only 4 ' 525.95 31 at the Spokane Cycle and Toy Co. 1 -the home of Pierce, Emblem, I P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P CASEY'S Miss Spokane VVash Frocks Silk Dresses and Lingerie Millinery and Humming Bird Guaranteed Silk Hose P P P P , P P The Sunlight Bakery Honey-Crust Bread Sunlight Cakes Phone Brdwy. 2075 1819 N. W. .Blvd. Spokane, Wash. -.L,------A,--A-------tA P P P P P P P P P v v vvvvwv-rvvvv-vvfvv BURIVS BAKERY The Home of Home-Like Cakes and Pies Capitol and Excelsior bicycles. 3 , Spokane Cycle -- 4 P and T99 39- P You Will Like the ones We N211 Post street 4 P l Make C725

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domed roof, a, rock on which they were depending loosened. Never before did I see such a scramble of boys, stones, and water. The latter was icy cold. This fact could have been told by the expressions on the boys' faces. After they had swum the width of the lake, the girls dragged them on to dry land. XVe parted with our coats for their comfort. Between their many chatters they resolved never again to be so foolish. The main section of the party had returned to their hotel by another route. Joe had not missed us until at home where he counted those present. Finding some were missing, he paled with fright, and started out in search of us. Once in dry clothes, the boys thought the thrill of the day the wettest one they had ever experienced. I H- vvv vvvrvvv v vv v 5 b r I Now You Can Ask for a E .lar of Wilson's ' n r ' I- 8 ICIOIIS 4 V Pickles P P , Grown on our own farm in the P I Spokane Valley, these pickles have P a home-grown deliciousness that is hard to beat! ASK YOUR GROCER FOR r b r v r I WiIson's I P r P 5 Our near tragedy caused that particu- ' y lar cavern to be culled Mantrap Cavern. I . 5 Mabel Shields: Do you sleep with I an open window? p June Armstrong: No, I sleep alone. A-A A A A A A -A-- if A A.A A A A A A-A Nfw vvvvv, vvvv, , v , ,,,v v ry i'rTv3 vvvv rvw vvvv rvvw v rw v v v v 4 r , r 4 ' I I I PETER M. JACOY , , 22 I A102 Sprague Ave. Spokane P P I r 7 3 + . . , w E H s 3 g Cigars Confectlons I I I Newspapers and r ' 4 V Iv I Blue Ribbon Meats 1 I Magazmes r 4 P I lr , Make + I I I Blue Ribbon K I I I I Housewives I I 1 I P 4 7 P 4 P P 4 V I I I .,-1--A-A--A--AAA---AA-A--A-As C717

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