Somerville High School - Radiator Yearbook (Somerville, MA)

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Che Cost of glasses When you think of having your eyes examined and of the possibility of wear- ing glasses, the matter of cost naturally NAY TAYLOR arises. in everything else, good work, careful, skillful work, is apt to cost more than work less good. WHOLESALE and RETAIL MANUFACTURERS OF There is nothing you buy for your personal use that you ought to be more careful about, that you can afford to have the best of, than these glasses that you are going to depend on to preserve and assist your eyesight. Plain and Fancy CREAMS and ICES The reason that we have succeeded so well and that our business has grown so satisfactorily is that the Host Work is given in every case and a Reasonable Price is charged. THEODORE F. KLEIN CATERING FOR Wedding Receptions, Private Spreads, Dinner Parties, Bang nets. Etc. OPTICIAN OPTOMETRIST 168 Massachusetts Avenue, near Boylston Street BOSTON. MASS. TEL. 3920 SOM. 399 Highland Ave. and Grove St. W. SOMERVILLE E. H. WELLINGTON, President E. A. F. BURTNETT, Treasurer WELLINGTON BUCK CO. Fresh mined Well Screened Office and Wharf 211 Bridge St., East Cambridge TELEPHONE 89 CAMBRIDGE 599 Kent Ruthven Rackliffe TEACHER OF PIANOFORTE SEVEN YEARS A PUPIL OF Heinrich Gibbard, America's leading exponent of the celebrated Lyxlietizsky system of teaching. Special attention given to INTERPRETATION and PEDALING STUDIOS 518 PIERCE BUILDING Copley Sq. BOSTON 19 WHEATLAND ST.. WINTER HILL GEORGE LJANVRIN JEWELER 60 Cross Street . . Somerville, Mass. John Bryant’S Sons UndertaKers Tclcphpne 12S-W. 353 MEDFORD STREET

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SOMERVILLE HIGH SCHOOL 1914 FOOTBALL SQUAD i t t ■ i. I I I I t f t | I I ivr-fc’ i- i ■s - 5 f- f t I t f r v - 4 S -I 4 . RINDGE TECHNICAL SCHOOL 1914 FOOTBALL SQUAD