Jamestown High School - Red and Green Yearbook (Jamestown, NY)

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,, Students: Get a piping hot dinner for 25c at ' The Japanese Tea Room Just a step from the High School I Lunches Confectionery Canned Goods ,Q , fl E. L. Ann L. W, BARKER, Plml-nn-:'rnns fx 370 East Third Street E EEEMEEM El8!LElEFRlEOElEEllEWEElE ElEE!ElETE ElZl1ElXiBlElElZllEEKRQU BIMl Mr. Bentley: Coloring matter is put into soap merely to suit your fancy or taste. May 30th, according to one of our innnigrants-that Thanksgiving Day on the cemetery. Father:- When I was young l was left an orphan. Son Qhonie from collegel :- What did you do with it? fl5l E EEE E EMEMEENEEMEREEmE RE EM 'I ' in ' HIS Red and Green publication was printed by us. H QI On account of so many illustrations and splen- did articles it wus our desire to make this issue Q at trifle better, and most attractive numberg but as is often Q the case with the printer there is usually a grand rush at the Eg last moment, hence not enough time given to details. !lYVe E trust, however, it will convey the spirit ot' J. H. S. students 5 who have worked so diligently to make it n success. 5 BERGXVALL PRINTING CO. E EEEEIELEEEIEIIBENYEEJEEGDGEESTMiillliliiiiiltillilliliLlilKMBTEClmBK?liESIIRIXlXiDf5IilEElEl82iEEittllzTlidlElKlEiENEl 9

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