High School of Commerce - Annual Yearbook (Cleveland, OH)

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For Boys and irls lt is our aim to offer boys' and girl's exclu- siveness in apparel-the correct styles which have all the smartness of fashions for adults with here and there a touch of youthfulness -so desirable. We clothe boys up to the age of 17 from head to foot-girls, any age Gulf Elflllf 1313560- EUCLID AVENUE AND HURON ROAD -no s THE STANDARD VISIBLE WRITER ,i l . -yea ffl Y, iff. ' r f:.'ZffK H' Y Y ' ' ft? 17 f- fil- ' E l f Fl' .Ll l the most eflicient, the most exact and ' v e l . f '-.. durable typewriter that was ever built. 4' l Ask any and all of our 3,000,000 satis- ., . A - 43 1' 1' V ' - - . . hed users. Tabulator, Ruling Device -E and Back Spacer built in machine without ll ' - - extra charge. Will take in exchange :'-. If - v Jn your old machine at fair price. Phone f nwiftfliifrffffi- -f'- A for free trial or have salesman call with sample. Sold for cash or on easy terms The Oliver Typewriter Compan 911 Huron Road PHONES: North 178, Central 3592 XIV

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The Catholic Universe OUNDED July 4, 1874, by Bishop Gilmour, D. D. No Catholic home in Cleveland should be with- out the Universe. The Holy Father, the Bishops and Priests have spoken strongly on the necessity of the Catholic newspaper in the home. Does your practice chime in with this declaration? Should not the sheep heed the voice of the shepherds? The Universe reaches its subscribers Friday of each week. It is a 56-column family newspaper. It is alert, instructive, militant and up-to-date. The subscription price is 32.00-less than 4 cents a week. You can afford it. Then drop us a card. It is sent free to inlirmaries and charitable institutions. Last month 400 new subscribers were added to our lists. There are 400,000 Catholics in the diocese, nearly half of them in Cleveland, hence the UNIVERSE is one of the BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUMS. SUBSCRIBE! Lend a hand. Note our advertisers and patronize them. You may not want the world, but you should have the Universe. Commended by Rt. Rev. Bishop Farrelly, as it was by the late Bishop Horstmann, D. D. JOB PRINTING of all kinds and of best quality at REAsoNABLE PRICES 711-724 Caxton Bldg., Huron Road, Cleveland XIII

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High School of Commerce Lunch Room We solicit your patronage the coming year QUICK - - REASONABLE SERWCE the same as in the past and will endeavor PRICES to please you with everything of the best NAPOLEON BONAPARTE Corner Bridge Avenue and Randall Road MANAGER High School of Commerce Building Private Business School BROWNING BUILDING 2182 EAST NINTH CLEVELAND E!zQgz'6zYz'fy to tfizlv .vcfzool means - That you have had sufficient preparation to undertake a high-grade course That you may expect success if the prescribed work is completed. That your services will be in demand if you are a Hnished product of this school. That this school can give you entree to the most desirable oflices in the city. MANY OF THE CLEVELAND HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES REGISTER WITH THIS SCHOOL INDIVIDUAL INSTRUCTION DAY OR EVENING JOHN STOFFEL S. B. MOORE Erie Footwear Mljjzyiery 4407 Lorain Ave., Cleveland, O. Fury Phone Central 3633-R Genllemen : T51 a pair W' Walkriglzt T W O S T O R E S 32.50 Shoe: Cedar and E. 55th Prospect and E. 19th XV