Leander Clark College - Cardinal Yearbook (Toledo, IA)

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Vafw fn 'X - t 1 . at ll -. me E are ever reacly to to give you the best Drug Store service possible Our new Recl Cross Foun- tain is the last step to a per- fect socla service Let us serve you W. P. CROSSIVIAN The Rexall Store PHONE I56 Student Days and Student Ways are over all too soon. Perpetuate eaeh happy memory with an Autographie Kodak. ' The biggest photographic advance in twenty years, and yet the device, itself is just another example of Kodak simplicity and sureu-ess. Any negative Worth the making is worth a date and title and the nota- tion appearing beneath each negative will add innneasureably to the value of the picture in years to come. Ask us for the new Autographie Booklet or, better still, come in and let us show you some of the new models. All the goods from the Kodak City, all the time. Kodaks J. NI. R. HANSON Toledo VERY THING usually founcl in an up-to-clate Hardware Store We also clo all kincls of Heat- ing, Tinning ancl Plumloing promptly and satisfactorily Let us Estimate on your work AT TI-IE. OLD STAND A. I-I. CONANT Citizens Lumber Company A FULL LINE OF ALL BUILDING MATERIAL AT ALL TIMES Prices Reasonable PHONE 56 L. R. JACKSON, Manager I H IQIS wi

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