Racine High School - Kipikawi Yearbook (Racine, WI)

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Racine Retail Clothiers and Mc-:n's Furnishers Association OFFICERS CHRIS H. KROGH P. C. CLAUSEN DAN LEVIT, Sec. and Treas. Compliments of the Racine Retail Cloihiers and Men's Furnishers Association WEST SIDE CLOTHES SHOP. THE HUB. JORGENSEN CLAUSEN CO. HEALY 8c LOEPER. VAN BREE 8: RYDER. SCHULTE CLOTHING CO. DAN Sc soLs. JoE soLoMoN. MAURICE KAISER. L. AND C. CLOTHES SHOP. ALSHULER BROS. CO. UNION WOOLEN MILLS. ANDERSON AND DIXON. DAVID WINTERS. DAN METCALF. LEVIN BRos. BoRsH CLoTHEs sHoP. KRooH CLoTH1NG Co. J. P. HANSEN sf Co. KAL KLEINS. RoTHF1ELD BRoTHERs. FRANKELS. 92

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Wwaahl x Beauty, strength, and conven- ience, have real meaning to you when you see how skillfully the Hartmann Wardrobe combines them in its exclusive patented features. It is the patrician among trunks and as- sures to the owner the respect of those who serve the traveling public. The assurance of perfect protec- tion for costly gowns and satisfying, unwrinkled freshness of all garments upon arrival in a Hartmann Ward- robe Trunk, makes possible thorough and carefree enjoyment of any trip. HARTMANN TRUNK Co. RACINE, WYISCONSIN Representative Printing ERHAPS it's a Letterhead, Folder or a Catalog, but in either case-or any case-Where your Printing is to be distributed, it should be faith- fully and favorably reflective of your business. Remember that when your message is presented on a letterhead, the typewritten text is your word, but the letterhead is you. The same importance is attached to your personal or business Card, Folder, Broadside, or Catalogue produced to represent your business in the field of business. So, just as the successful Salesman is always a well-dressed, Wide- awake, persuasive individual, so should your printing present the same appearance of progress and success. The Commercial Press Co. Printers of Productive Advertising 470-72 COLLEGE AVENUE PHONES 623-624 91

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As SOON AS FASHION IS UNIVERSAL, IT IS OUT OF DA1'E.,, -Eschenbach. .- ' I -1 1 9117fQ g5:1,, 1: - .A. gs ..,' , . I 11:5E55353i5?5?E5E3Er: .1 - 5:3EgEQE5Ef1:': 'E5E5E? 'A4 'A ' AAI. I -'1'i ,l5l4,l I I , R N -::.3.y:g::: 55:51. g 1g , L .III , All ix I...,. . I,,,. I ., fa rf 5:s:s:zEfE1:s:2SfEf '.' 1' .2 'T hwpllllmwi 'frifziifffgv 'F if mllwflll 0,75-Z JI' ,I..I,MllqllM :f1aIf:if1-ATN ffyjllllllllf .:,.:.I,, X' WMM fl Imlllil, Wwwllflllllllxslllllml Sigfiffxffgsff e .,... I4 ff I 1, I 1 .,...I. .I.4. ..I.,,.I . ,, ,,.,. Z O I Rafi UR EXHIBITION OF APPAREL is an Object lessoII -in the charm and beauty of modern feminine dress. - Every garment tells the story of the extra- ordinary care and discrimination exercised in its selection. OMEN regard this store as Fashion headquarters because they ind here the newest things, long before they become Hpopularf' . RACI E CLOAK COMPA Y 73 I