Oneida High School - Oneidan Yearbook (Oneida, NY)

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Ie- .. .. . U, b. - ' ' ,.ffrw..':1'- ' f'i '71U T'F'.:'f7l iVif 1 fa- Q f Wi. w ' .' '- i. ., - TL- I. Compliments of i ROGER'S RESTAURANT TABLES FOR LADIES Open 7:15 A. M. to 11:15 P. M. UNITED CIGAR STORE For Good Lines of Tobacco H. GIFFORD, Pr0p. Compliments of PARK GARAGE JACOBS' DANCING Sure, l will be there l CLARK 8z COLLINS, Inc. DEPARTMENT STORE Q Oneida, N.'Y. shew-iii, N. Y. LEON A. SANDERSON INSURANCE Oneida Valley Bank Building Phone: Office 606-R Residence 560 ONEIDA STEPS TOWARD INDEPENDENCE Young' men and young women, we believe that you will be interested in the kind of education that will give you the abil- ity to make your own way in the world and that will put you in touch with opportunities that Will make you independent if you grasp them. You can do no better thing TODAY than to ask for more in- formation about our school. THE EXCELSIOR . 1 1 The School of Individual Instruction 1008 Cornelia Street Utica, N. Y. H. J. Conklin, Principal

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, , W7 Y, , Y YW, W ,,, ,,7,, 74 , Y YW 7- -- MRS. R. P. 'WHITE TOT! The Place for LADIES' HATS Done by Dunn MAIN STREET ONEIDA Compliments of K PLUMBING AND HEATING ONEIDA QUICKWSHOE 1 L- M- EVANS Tel.: Office 204 House, 69-W CO' 108 WASHINGTON AVE. Tom Millanl- l've swzllloweml my C'0ll2ll' butiou, ma. Mrs. Millard- lVell, you know where it is, anyway. Feytlier Joi-k KTO his sou ou the way to l'llllI'l'llil--icHlSi', Angus, me lzul. Ye'4l better fake longer steps, seeing as ye'vc your Sunday shoes on. Annu Loucks, fuflier-4'St0p crying over spilt milk. If you musty shi-ml tears, shed them over that half-filled CPQSIIII cam. Otto-Ullid your unc-le l'ClllQlIlll6I' you when he made his will?,' llulpli-- I guess so. llc left me out. You change constantly, but PHOTOGRAPHS LIVE FOREVER Have PARK make yours All Kinds of MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS AND RADIOS Munroe, Dunbar 8: Root Music Co. 145 Main Street, Oneida

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Miller Dry Goods Co., Inc. Successors to Deering's, Inc. 136 Main Street, Oneida DRY GUODS and Ready-to-Wear Compliments of THE CITY LAUNDRY Try us First-It Pays Ralph lll0lllPlllS worked on the rnilroznl during the past Sllllllll0l'. The iraick supervisor rem-eiVe4l the following note from the foreman: l'n1 sending in the an-1-iilent repoi-t on i'leineni's foot when he struck it with the spike nnlnl. Now, under lle1n:nks do you want mine or do .von Want Ul0lllPlllS.?u This poor egg took 1-liannes slim, Finally llilfvllwl ont ai l'llCl'llllllll. rf Irina fTo fellow who has rest-ned Carlton from lll'0NVlllll2l-HAl'Q yon the fella who rescued him ?', Hero-f'Yes, but thatfs all right, 1na'am.', Irma-'4All right? VVhere's his necktie ?,' POOR INVESTMENTS People who invest saved money in get-rich-quick stocks or other supposed investments recommended by strange but smooth talkers often find that they have lost their life's savings. We maintain a Bond Department and would welcome the opportunity to prove how we can be of help to you. ONEIDA VALLEY NATIONAL BANK Seventy-six Years of Service --l