Medora High School - Medorian Yearbook (Medora, IN)

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o b.o ni N I All the leading Radio Set.s, Batteries, Tubes and II i Parts !i I Phono.graphs and Records II E -and- Q EVERYTHING no Music AND EAD1o Vande Walle Music and Radio Co. Seymour, Ind. O o:o1o10i1ricr1cn1ao:o oioio1o1o1oi J, Q Say lt With Flowers Q +FROM THE- Brownstown Greenhouse WM. SCHWEIN, Prop. Brownstown, Indiana Q Q QQ --- - - - -c-cz:-.nic-':nirai1 aiuioioioioi 5:4 o:o o1 fe !! ll n Phone Store 714 Res. 256 Robert S. Myers Seymour, Ind. NEW .AND USED ll ii FURNITURE fi AND srovns o 1: iv 0:0 i oioioioioiasi. 0 MODERN EIDEN We went into the garden, We wandered o'er the land. The moon was shining brightly As I held her little-shawl, Yes, I held her little shawl. How fast the evening flew! We spoke in tones of love As I gazed into her-lunch basket, Yes, I gazed into her lunch basket. I wished I had .a taste. There sat my little darling, My arm around her-umbrella, Yes, my arm around her umbrella. The charming little miss: Her eyes were full of mischief As I stole a great big-sandwich. -Selected. o-o It is almost as presumptuous to think you can do nothing as to think you can do everything. -Phillips Brooks. o-0 Moderation is The Silver Thread run- ning through the Pearl of all virtues. 0-o ' To give pleasure to a single heart by a single kind act is better than a thous- and head-bowings in prayer, -Saaidi. -66-

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F. Sciarra GARMENT CLEANER Satisfaction Guaranteed II srscm. 1r1'rEN'r1oN GIVEN ii 'ro our-or-Town wonx 111 S. 'Chestnut St.-Phone R-317 I. C. PENNEY, Seymour I4 N47'I0N- WIDE INS TITUIIUN - .I lima- STRIVING ALWAYS TO D0 A BETTER JOB At a recent gathering of some of our managers and officials, the founder of our Company said that when we are self-complacent, easily satisfied, we are reaching a, dangerous p1ace. ' No real merchant ever reaches such ta place in his activities. Each day's problem is never so well cared for that it cannot be im- proved upon tomorrow. One good deed deserves not alone another but many of them. Like all human beings, we make mistakes, but We are not sat- isfied to permit like mistakes to recur. Serving you well is not enough. Serving you better and better all the time, as we study the needs of our patrons, is carrying on in a Way that constantly adds to your enjoyment and your profit when buying from us. When we have reached the apex of this endeavor, then self-complacency might be forgiven. Not until then. But such achievements are unknown. o14o'o IV o o sfo Are you sure it was a marriage li- cense you gave me la-st month? ' Certainly, sir! Why ? since. o-o fTo Lucky Stockholderbz I you've pulled off any amount things lately. ' II lStockholderJ: I picked up and H thing recently. It stood at 44 discovered it and last week it 78. Prices Reasonable , A thermometer. o-o head of me. dead? o-o SEYMOUR, IND. Because I've led a dog's life ever suppose of good a good when I touched Good heavens! What was it? Mr. Goss: Well sir, my gun let out a roar, and there lay a dead rabbit a- Miss Brother: How long had it been Liza was on the witne.ss s'tand-Pr0s- I ecutor: Are you positive that you know ' where your husband was on the nigh! this crime was committed? H Liza: If ah didnx den an busted a ll good rollin' pin ovah an innicent mans haid, dat'S all.

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o oloi X 'i ........... ............... ........................ ........... 5 v'0 Geo. H. Conner's Brownstown Is a Good Place to Buy Your Jewelry, IfVatches, Diamonds Star Pianos and Orthophonic Victrolas Quality--Priceu Terms n11Qoioi0i010i Huber's Shoe Store Seymour's Leading Shoe Store Walk-Overs Arch Preserver for Shoes for Men Sz Women Women I-IOSIERY TOO! THE PSYCHOLOGICAL SPOT 'Tis done beneath the mistletoe, 'Tis done beneath the rose, But the proper place to kiss, you know, Is just beneath the nose. o-0 Mrs. Peters: Who was Queen Eliza- beth? ' Elnora: Queen Elizabeth was a great king. o-o Afoot and light-hearted I take the open road, Healthy, free, the world before me, The long brown path before me Leading wherever I choose. Henceforth I ask not good fortune I myself am good fortune Strong and content I travel the open road. o-o Happiness is a wayside flower, free to all who pluck it, not a rare orchid only to be purchased by the rich. There is a bit of joy in every floating fleecy cloud, every golden sunset tint in each day's evening sky. There is music in the free winds of heaven if hearts are a-tune to catch the harmony. -M. G. Woodhull.