Maplewood Academy - Maple Log Yearbook (Hutchinson, MN)

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' , - HUTCHSONIAN X l f , x , x 'P' , , 1 , I, X fx p ' - , msiibbmgwm., 1- ,MJKMAQ M, uIIIII1avIIu-1m--nummmmmmI1-uIunuInun--ImIm-mu-um-mmn ---mu-un-.ummm umm- Langes Barber Shop N0 MORE DANDRUFF-Try Herman Lange's Hair Tonic for Dandruff and Eczema of the Scalp. It also restores gray hair to its natural color. Sold under a money-back guarantee. Manufactured by HERMAN LANGE When the Good Grades Come From LET US SOLVE YOUR BUILDING PROBLEM 'X' a o l I STEARNS LUMBER CO. I Save Hour cl Blblfi Your Bible may- be falling apart and the cover well worn, yet you can have it rebound in full leather and have .a Bible that will last you many years. We sew all Bibles with silk using the hand oversewing Ymethod. Torn leaves are mended and loose leaves are sewed ln place. You can have your song book rebound in full leather at much less than the book would cost you new. Remember this institution when you have printing or binding of any description to be do'ne. Ma lewood Press 81 Bookbmderq 5 S I I . ,,..

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. 5 f K '. - I-IUTCHSONIAN A . H' F 1 a JI' NA in ' ' ff 27 illnwmjhiwisxxifxi if e If ' I K 0.5 Pacific Press Publishing Association Publishers of EVANGELICAL, EDUCATIONAL, HEALTH, ND TEMPERANCE LITERATURE Complete Catalogue free Mountain View, Calif. 2211 Farnam, Omaha, Nehr. Main Office and Factory Branch Office Red an the C eese As a drowning man catches at a straw, so a starving man may catch at 11 cheese. .But Red didn't know it was cheese. He really isnft so very fond of it-although he says Frank likes it exceedingly well. It was 9:30 p. m., or later, in room' 11. Miss Yaeger and the hungry were correcting test papers and looking over notebooks. Miss Yaeger's room- mate lwandered down to see if her hard working partner was coming to bed pretty soon. The gaunt look on Red's face impressed her. She began talking about egg Sandwiches, but there was no fresh bread. Mention was 'made of a mys- terious Yum-yum package Miss Yaeger and her aforementioned roommate had received after supper from a kind friend who always sympathizes with any who suffer from an empty feeling at times. Red pricked up his ears! Something to eat? Say, suppose you run up and bring that 'corruption' down and we'll divide it and have a feed. I never had any supper! Sure-and the roommate of Miss Yaeger was willing if he'd promise to eat it. He promised. She sped. Soon she returned with a little oblong package and a knife. She removed the silver paper and revealed-a cheese. Poor Red , We don't think he could have done it if he hadn't been starving, but he ate mo1'e than half the cheese. It was delicious cheese-but Red doesn't care much for cheese. Now if this were only Frank, he murmured, as he tried to look as if he had enjoyed it.

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67' I ' . N f , fx X HUTCIISONIAN X ,- ' 7 ' ' 4 l up ,C ' --' riuwhnwsafi 1QA . rl WWW ' ., - F? mmmHmImTIHHHII HImImIlmm1lIYTmITmTHU I . -mmrmymmmn Want Something Good to Eat? Our Reputation for HOME-COOKED TASTY FOOD is known over the countryside. Kurth's Cafe and Bakery 108 MAIN ST. TEL.-N0 312 . A Can Uou lmaqinef- iContinued from page ninety-seven! Thelma Boyce having bad luck with her candy? The boys wearing neckties without grumbling? Miss Dahl with an undisturbed study hour? John Christensen becoming a poet? Donivan Jahn the size of Pee Wee ? Paul Rust ashamed of his sisters? Maurice Rasmussen having a grouch on? Merton Yaeger with red hair? Elder Gulbrandson unable to think of another s Byron Miller hating to work in the kitchen? ea story? HIT PAYS TO LOOK L WELL The Bon Ton Beauty and Barber Shop 100 2 J?