Lowe High School - Towers Yearbook (Windsor, Ontario Canada)

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6 The Windsor-Walkerville Technical School Year Book BUYERS OF PRINTING are fast learning that they get just what they pay for. Advertisers and buyers of printing used to look for bargains on every printing job. “How much?” was their middle name and printers had to under bid each other to get the job. To make any profit at all the printer had to skimp on press work and paper. Today, buyers of printing are fast learning that good work is obtained only from good print¬ ing on good paper. Beating down the printer’s price is “going out,” for it neither paid buyer nor printer. You get just what you pay for—good print¬ ing on good paper means more effective results— means profitable work and prosperity for the printer and buyer. IDeralfc flbrcss Xtmttct ' WINDSOR, ONTARIO Office and Factory 178 Sandwich St. West Telephone Seneca 666

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The Windsor-Walkerville Technical School Year Book 75 How to Advertise Jones answered an advertisement and sent a dollar for four pairs of socks. When they arrived, he looked them over and then wrote the advertiser: Socks received. The patterns are vile. I wouldn’t be seen on the street with them on.” Back Came the Answer: What are you objecting to? Didn’t we guarantee you wouldn’t wear them out?” True Enough Professor—When was Rome built” Student—At night. Professor—Where did you get your answer? Student—Well, Rome wasn’t built a day. At the Game Gatekeeper-How ' d you get in? Laforet—On my friend’s ticket. Gatekeeper—And where’s your friend? Iaiforet—Oh, he ' s at home looking for his ticket. Late Again Basil—So 1 hear you died on your way to the office and saved your life. Scotty—Yes, the principal would have taken it anyhow. The prize for the best humour has been awarded to Helen Garfat. The judges believed Helen deserved the prize because her jokes concerned the school and were the most original.

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The Windsor-Walkerville Technical School Year Book INSIST ON WALKERSIDE PRODUCTS PURE FRESH MILK (CLARIFIED), CREAM, j BUTTER, BUTTERMILK, HONEY, CHEESE, APPLES, AND WALKERSIDE ICE CREAM. j WALKERSIDE, LIMITED Burnside 980-981 Walkerville STATHAMS 142 OUELLETTE AVE. Correct Dress Spells Success Before you can sell yourself to ; somebody else you must be sold to yourself. The confident man lands what he goes after; the diffident man lands outside. Clothes make a diff- j erence. If you’re young, correct clothes give poise—if you ' re older, correct clothes give youth. To both, correct clothes are a necessity in this day of prosperity and progress—of youth and vigor. STATHAM Clothes wi 1 assure correct dress for Spring.