St Andrews Seminary - Mapav Yearbook (Rochester, NY)

Page 140 text:

liifd iiqfl ' 1 1 I ' MARTIN WAHL Wahl Anstire Grates and Forced Draft Equipment Burns Fuel More Efliicently 475 Rockingham Street Rochester, N. Y. WALDERT OPTICAL COMPANY Your eyes should always receive careful attention 56 East Avenue Stone 56 ED. WEGMAN Pasteurized Milk and Cream 465 Chili Avenue Genesee 685-J The Sophs present their motto new, And make with us their first debut. Eonomy Stores attained their fame, Fulfilling the word that's in their name. American Taxies get you there, With faster time and cheaper fare. For merchants' news Atlantic Supplies Are best producers can devise. Austin's drugs have won renown, In every home throughout the town. CLASS OF 1932 Abeunt studia in mores AMERICAN ECONOMY STORES Choice Groceries 998 Portland Avenue AMERICAN TAXICAB COMPANY Where Better Service Predominatesv 291 Central Avenue Stone 2428, 2429, 2430 ATLANTIC SUPPLY HOUSE, Inc. Anything and Everything in Merchant's Supplies 19 Andrews Street Main 4173 AUSTIN'S DRUG STORE The Home of Quality Drugs Spencerport, N. Y. D941 lf!!! lbw Nil D941 LPA L95 LS' LPALMJ LLQQ L94 LLQJ LEW LLM 9943 L!! I Lfll Nil LEA! N41 LPA bbw L95 LEW LQJ LLQJ LPA LLM L!41lf!4l D341 one hundred twenty-two

Page 139 text:

P371 'A' I PTWDW1 SKY! D751P7i1D3T1D3'dI73i1VT'GP3YlPK7lPKT1W51WivlD?'WW51P75dP6VWidMN1 A lYYl Hlnurnegs 7 nh H, ,xg T IS a great thing to travel to see the world as a ff M easy to be square enough to get into social circles these were the thoughts that ran through my brain ' N ' ' as I walked about the dear old farm a few years back. Weary of the open spaces and longing to seek my fortune in a new held, I was at lirst undecided whether to sell or to shoot the bull. Finally I got rid of the bull so that the truth must prevail from here onward. Why did I leave the farm? Well I'll tell you, you see in Washington they are discussing or disgusting i Farm Relief so that the farmer has been relieved of everything so far. ' He has to pay his county tax, his income tax and still has to pay for his own carpet-tacks. That tenement place at Washington, I mean both houses of Congress, I call them green apples because they make me sick. I V Watch your step said the conductor as I left the train. Then, wherever I went, my feet were watched with the greatest care. There must be some one after them, otherwise that wise conductor would not have told me to watch my step. Buy a paper, mister, yelled a little boy, but I would not 'cause if they were any good, they'd cost more than three cents. A smart young fellow tried to sell me the town, but I was waiting to buy the state. A slick politician came up to me and asked for my vote, but I told him that the folks back home were electing a sheriff for their own county. . . . z . Kirk N734 m1ll1ona1re does, to take Life and everything else k ,ni r. Things are too mixed up in town especially the machinery of the city goveinment Most of the city slickers dont know a word of Lincolns Gettysburg Address half of them in fact dont even know that he 11ved theme Oh how I long for home where the average citizen gets up at the alarm of a Connecticut clock, buttons his Chicago suspenders to Detroit overalls put on a pair of cowh1de boots made in Ohio washes in a Pittsburg bas1n llS1l'1g Cincinnati soap He sits down to a Grand Rapids table eats hot biscuits made with Minneapolis Hour Kansas C1ty bacon fried in Omaha lard cooked on a St Louis stove He buys Irish potatoes grown in Michigan and canned fruits put up in Call- fornia, seasoned Wlth Rhode Island spices, he claps on his ,old woolen hat made in Philadelphia, harnesses his Missouri mule, fed on Iowa corn, to an Indiana plow. At night he crawls under a New Jersey blanket, and is kept awake by a wailing dog-the only home product on the place. JOHN LANE, '31. Such is life in a big city, but I long for the fields of clove n - . , . . . . . , V KK ' 3 3, ' 3 4. 3 3 3 , U I I . 0 0 ? f 1 ' DUJDSAILXZLEA241LQALLLQLSALYAIBB93419543LPA!LYAILLQJLPZJLSQJL95Lk'4lU!is1US'4JLk'fiJLL'4llfL'4llf!AbL9AlLk'4llfL'4lLL94l 'SJJLQAIIXVJLK' one hundred twenty one

Page 141 text:

A T ' ' ' ' V WY! D351 P756 PK's11P75111 1PK'f1FK'f1DTGD7fGD3Y1D3Y1lYNP6N1PfB'l 1 1 1 E BAREHAM and McFARLAND CO. 41 I EHicient Plumbing Service I 136 North Street Mull! 4313 ' JOHN BAYER, Tailor 1 We Call and Deliver Prompt1y 1: 1 369 Driving Park Avenue, near Dewey 1 5 MARCUS BECK, Meat Market 1 Home Made Sausage a 'Specialty 1, 743 South Avenue Monroe 6507 l 2 BELLE-ISLE PHARMACY 1 YOU Want Pure Drugs, Fair Prices and Courteous Treatment 1 417 Chili Avenue Genesee 1252 1 1 For plumbing, you must give the garland 2 To Messrs. Bareham and McFarland. 2 Just send your clothes to Mister Bayer, 1 And he'll return them fit for wear. Marcus Beck is sought for meat, 1 Because his prices can't be beat. lr Belle-Isle is sought by those who know P Its courtesy, and prices low. 1 Berrena's Shop for those who care For neater clothes and longer wear. 2 For flowers fresh, and flowers rare, 1 1 1 1 1 1 , 2 Blanchard's are beyond compare. .. Solicitude for every need . You'll get at Bourne's-and that with speed. Delivery,-safe, and prompt and swift-, 0 Just phone to Brady, for a lift. ' What e'er your choice, their line's complete, . And Briggs is known for better meat. 4 P. BERRENA 4 Ladies' and Men's Tailoring 21 East Genesee Street 2 BLANCHARD, Florist 2 Say It with Our Flowers Auburn, N. Y. 1 48 Lake Avenue Main 1986 1 .lol-:N R. BOURNE, smioner p ,, The House of Service '1 131 State su-ee: Main 1234 1, . 1: JAMES L. BRADY, Trucking 1 Fastest Delivery in Town 1 61 Capitol Street Auburn, N. Y. 1 1 CHARLES L. BRIGGS, Meat Market 1' Quality Meats and Moderate Prices I 409 Plymouth Avenue South Genesee 355 1 1 1 '. Ds!4L!AL!4JLLwL!41L!41LMb!4JLx'44L5'41LMLs'41Lg'4.115'411-5'411. '41L1'41z.1'4111'4 11'41z5'411g'41L1v 11941L!4:Lg'41L5'41L!4lLx'J1v8ALxw'x' one hundred twentv three