Hillyard High School - Paws and Claws Yearbook (Spokane, WA)

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:--- -1 stu QQIHHU nu ueuli Mews SUITS Dry Cleaned and n I Pressed l.00 gp ' I Ideal Laundry Co. Bclwy. 1200 Ideal Dry Cleaners un -lu ll un- .mls tin In The Jewelry you buy at Sartori and Wolyff will never bring regrets J-?! You'll Receive What You Think You Are Buying 966 No Misrepresentation and No Over Charges Sartori SL Wolff MAKERS OF FINE JEWELRY N. 10 Wall Street Remember It always pays to buy all your supplies at this big department store. We now pay your fare. Just ask the conductor for a Burgan's transfer. iE1l1L11l.'1I IIIIle ' ' Q ur Quan uuuunn an un You Wi11Find-- When putting on plays in your school, we can be helpful to you. Our make- upf' wigs, costumes, and acces- sories will put up the finishing touches to your production. For Your Personal Appearance we would suggest one of our permanent waves. We use the genuine supplies from the' most noted permanent wave material manufactures. Our operators are fully experienced. TAKE NO CHANGES We give Beauty Parlor Service in all its branches. M illerfD ervant Pioneer Costumers-Characterizers Beauty Parlor-Wig and Toupee Makers 209-211 North Post Street Spokane, Wash. -i- --l--i-i- --- -4' Page eighty-six -x-:-- - - - '29 .... il ' -

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.... Fair errant knights of old T! ' ' ' ' ug' On mercyis errand bent 5 Q 1 Fared forth, in armour clad I r 0 , And hearts of Chivalry , Congmtulauons . . . To succor some dire need. . 3 I Degrees of honor to if , , , , ' Their worthy stead we yield. s . I True noble characters , , In settings colorful i ' Which filled their glorious age. V2 3 I Clean as the pines that top E ' The hills and see the dawn. 1 . I Staid as the rocks that age 5 . When YOU Start g Has placed and worn with time , . 3 f ' Their purpose still unthwarted. i , Your new 11 e I . Insure it with Bold chivalrous and fair ' , ' Feared naught, but He who sent I ' Them forth on mercy's errand. 1 , l Not fear that quails the heart I , But reared in reverence. i Clark C.Upton SL CO.lI1C. I -Alick Adams. -.nl ' Insurance Specialists ' Fifteen minutes after putting on a pair of I 5013 Market St, Glen, 1094. I your socks I made a hole in one, wrote Milton E 1 X ' Benjamin to a sock manufacturer. in M N ,L ,I U , ,, ,,, , ui, qinlnunarlllnuuunuini mu lllllllli' ll lllllllllillh I-1? I l l I I I - C CSU 'C O 3 - 1 . A ' I l . l . g ' I - CI'V1CC CU CTS ' l by I g The continuous growth of this Nation-wide Institution of Department Stores and l especially the large expansion that is being made this Spring is creating truly remark- I ' able opportunities for young men with selling experience in our lines to associate I themselves with this Company and train for future Co-partner Store Managers. I ' Throughout the United States, the J. C. Penney Company Stores are acclaimed i the friends of the people-exercising in the fullest way a buying power that gives ' large savings to the public. ' , This growth is directly the result of that liberal appreciation of our Service I which the public has shown in our operations during the last twenty-five years. ' I 1 I f 4 ' 0 o I 0 I t 1 5 1 Post and Riverside Queen and Market x I SPOKANE, WASH. I I 1 I tit l u l an an nu il an--' an ul nu ll ul an in ln an l U nil 1 Page eighty-five fum I an I nun: ln an un 'l- '29 -nu an l u HHXU--UU un u I-ul:

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v ,um I I We were interviewing Del Jones on his return '! ' ' ' 'A' ' !' from Chicago, and asked him how he enjoyed the , ' , trip. i ' i Rotten, says Jones, I'll never go again, I ' o com ' Intro ucing ' What was the trouble, I asked him, Didn't 5 I ' you have a berth? r s i u Yes, but I tried every way I could, but Pm , the VVO1'ld S greatest value , darned if I could get into that hammock. g I l -....H...- Bill Wilson Con Tuesday morningb Say, Sande, E Hart Schaffner 5 Marx 2-pant Sluts I would you lend a penny to a friend in need? I f XB I Sande, I would in a minute, but I haven't 5 or, Oys ' got-- I I Bill, But I just saw Mrs. Brown give you s Same AS Pac? Wears 1 change for a nickel. , Q I Sande, That's right, but as I was saying, I I I aven 80 a rien 1nH e wor i E h 't t f' d' th ld. Jim Eaton, I don't suppose you don't know f Q ' of nobody what don't want to hire nobody to do : Q a nothin', don't you? , X , CCY I d 7t.93 es' on g H I Garrett SIUHICISL Sommer v Miller, What's the matter with your finger? I 508 Riverside I Castor, I ran a sliver in it. B ' i I Miller, Oh, you've been scratching your head 3 Q ' again, haven't you? it M In g N H H - F ru n N I W mi. nga In an nu an nu nn as an in nu ua un nu in nu--uuluruu HAH nu if nu lu un un--ui. F X ' I t I I f O W I I HE I IME ' f I N I I T Pi f B P ' 5 l 3 o repare or a etter os1tion f I s T You can never select a BETTER time to begin the BLAIR TRAINING than i ' RIGHT now. The demand for our graduates is constantly on the increase-, with every ' ' indication that it will exceed the supply a few months hence. All who qiualify to F I deliver the goods are assisted in securing good positions. 4 2 I N g I Call, phone, or write for a copy of our catalog which gives detailed information I S about courses, rates, board, etc. 1 l , ENROLL NOW! I I I F x ' . TI-IE BLAIR BUSINESS CQLLEGE, 4 ' 119 North Post Street. Tel. Main 64-05 K ' I I H. C. Blair, President , ' I 4 f-The Old-Established, Reliable School I i K , i x 1 'iulllllunuun up--annum: ul unnuuuuluuuunis Pagenl eighty-seven +I!-HU-HIUUUUUU- ,29-UHHIIIUUUIUIQHIUQ I I I I