Lebanon High School - Cedars Yearbook (Lebanon, IN)

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High School Graduates Out of eleven employes and active officers of this Bank eight are Lebanon High School Graduates. We believe in our home institutions and it is our well defined policy to lend encouragement to their advancement. Ours is a home Bank, equipped and managed in the interests of our home folks. Co-operation with us means both your and our success. FIRST NATIONAL BANK An' 'splains to us, ar history. An' tells of YVash'ton an' th' tree, An' 'bout Nate Hale's fine bravery. She docs. ar school teacher. An' when I grow up big an' tall, l'll learn cvcr'thing. great au' small. then Till surely know it all, Like her. ar school teacher. -R. W. S. '21 DOWN AT I-IOP'S You will get good eats that are prepared by an experienced chef in a light, clean and airy kitchen. Always Open-Never Closed Hopkin's Restaurant, South Lebanon Street

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i DR. KIRTLEY Build a Home '4 DENTIST 5 A A 1? li 'A' :Ti ig:1'..g e 1 . e is Mt,-px N5 X-.gg.g1,g5fj.. ' ' f BJ., . lynx i if 1 fi fl' in 'Hg 21 H' i '- IZ xyg,-:I Ufsfwfv' X. X ':.,.. U1-x..iua.---1-ii,-i.,iu'.xi An architect it at your service in our office to help you plan your home. His services are free to you. No building too small or too large for our service. The mater- Fil-St National Rank ial for the new gym was furnish-ed ' to the contractor without delay, ' ' ft 2 ll d ' r 'v th Bulldlng szizinel aiiggtioiiia edall 326311 suse use ,Phones P1NNELL-CooM13s LUM- . . BER COMPANY Office 1 Residence 2 Coal. 'Phone 6. I mn Qrgandie Froclcs And Frills are inseparable. Medallion effects secured by Wee 1'ufHes and lace adorn many of the new Organdie Frocks. There is nothing quite so crisp, immaculate or feminine as a Frock of Organ- die on a summer's day, and this season's modes are no exception to the long established rule. ln simple or elaborate styles and the gayest of colors. Adler 81 Company -1

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Service on all makes of Batteries at the J. E. WILCOX Storage Battery Service Station 112 E. Main St. 'Phone 199 Lebanon, Indiana Prest-O-Lite Batteries THE ROSE. ... ,- I saw a rose close by the garden wall. In pure. rich crimson color blowng I saw its lovely petals drop and fall Until the dying stem was bare and lone. I felt and knew that I had lost a friendg It was but born to blush and share its bloom. And now. 'tis dead. And all that's left. its end. A very faint and lingering perfume. MR. XV. S. A I Prompt Service Odorless Dry Cleaning PARIS CLEANERS 119 W. South St. 'Phone 48 Lebanon, In diana 'Phones 400 434 A SAFE PLACE TO TRADE Lewis Sz Miller L ' '