North High School - Polar Bear Yearbook (Des Moines, IA)

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Class Pins • Class Rings The oldest jewelry store in Des Moines in- vites your patronage. We would esteem it a favor to the manage- ment of the Oracle and ourselves if you would mention that you are a North High student when making purchases at our establishment. PI umb Je w elry Sto re YOU ' RE 5AFE X CaT PLUriBS 7 ffl SIXTH WALNUT dl FLETIING BUILMNG Miss Gabriel: ' ' What is a phenomenon? Arthur W.: ' ' A phenomenon? Why, it ' s a man. Harvey H. : Who was he? Nellie T. : (Who had just finished using phone) : He was my mother. WANTED : To see our names in the next Oracle. Signed (Those whose names were not in the first issue.) NO DOUBT. Is my face pretty dirty? Asked sweet little Gertie, One day, of her friend Kitty Green. Oh, yes, it is pretty, Politely said Kitty, But would be much prettier clean.

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Build With Brick All the common brick used in the new North High Build- ing came from the Shackelford D A ' 1 1 TC r A 1 1 1 o LUNCH ROOM 6l6Locu Street J. M. ORVIS Dry Qood s, Notions NOTARY PUBLIC DncK Liompany Manufacturers of building and black face bricks Hollow Blox Office 1409 Sixth Avenue Your good taste and judgment are reflected in your printed matter— if you use printing that is open to criticism, you get the blame. Our Service might be termed printing insurance. Our pro- duct bears the stamp of good taste and intelligence. Printing or Engrailing for all purposes and any occasion. Federal Printing Company 615 Mulberry Street • Telephone Walnut 513