Rupert High School - Comet Yearbook (Rupert, ID)

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Ghz Qlunwt Kgbos N294- M .Q X1 , f' If QW 1 f f 1 ALLEN'S DR UG STORE Prescrlptlon Specxallsts Nothing Too Good for the Sick SAN 'rox RFNIEDIES. RUBBER GOODS, SICK ROOVI bl PPII FINE CANDIES, CIGARS AND SODAS TOILET ARTICLES A GOOD CUP OF offee TO START THE DAY RIGHT -Try Our Line of- WHITLEY 8 DURANT 11921

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B-11-1.5. Qhg Qllgmgt I 9 Z l YOU'RE SAFE THIS STORE IS AL- WAYS READY TO SHOW YOU THE NEWEST IN WEAR- ABLES- THE NEWEST IN You don't take any chances when you buy your clothes here. The things you pay your money for in clothes-good fabrics, good tailor- ing, good style, long service with YSTYLE continued good looks-all these THE BEST IN are guaranteed to you here. Money -QUALITY hack if you don't get them. THE LOWEST IN -PRICE 7 0 l D1lll5lYf0 l Soph: How many subjects are y u carrying? Frosh: I'n1 carry'1 g one and drag- ging three. if-.4-.41 Frosh: What have you tl ycur hand? Senior: Flypaper. Frosh: Aw. go on. Flys C'lI read. igi, -,--11 Farmer: Sonny, don't you see that sign, 'no swnnlnlng ? Harold H.: Yes, but that d0esn't nie mean . Farnwr: VVhy d0osn't, it? Harold: Because I can't swin -u a- Hobo: Shall I put down about the World War, just what I know? Miss Henderson: No. I think th't 1 I' I I ' 'i wn some- .1 yol iam letter put to thins! more definite. Clinton Spencer, Mgr. MINIDUKA Illlf AND ABSTRACT 00. BONDED ABSTRACTORS Land Office Matters, Title Guarantees, Investments Loans and Insurance Rupert, Minidoka County, Idaho

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