Trivoli Community High School - Memoir Yearbook (Trivoli, IL)

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Egan I The Memoir 1 -lezigzvfj 1 l ' ! AMERICAN BOND 8z MORTGAGE COMPANY i CHICAGO Incorporated NEW YORK 1 SAFE INVESTMENT BONDS For nearly a quarter of a century the l American Bond and Mortgage Co. has N supplied many thousands of individuals as well as banks and trust companies with safe first mortgage Bonds without the loss of One Dollar of Principal or Interest. LOCAL REPRESENTATIVES 1 l TRIVOLI STATE BANK f TRIVOLI, ILL. DID YOU KNOW? THAT THE PEERLESS CAR CALLS AND DELIVERS IN TRIVOLI EVERY TUESDAY DROP US A CARD AND OUR MAN WILL CALL AT YOUR DOOR FOR YOUR CLEANING - PRESSI NG - DYEING - REPAIRING Peerless Cleaning 8: Dyeing Co. 614 MAIN ST. PEORIA, ILL. SEND ANYTHING UNDER THE SUN Page One Hundred Fourteen Q n- IT. c. n. s. - - uno 1---1--1

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l The Memoir S ' W ,X Q f 1 QQLQAQMUU X 222-224 S. Adams Street Peoria, Ill.. Specializing in Ready-to-Wear For Men, Women and Children fw Visit Kleins Bargain Basement DR. J. A. PLUMER Trivoli - Illinois SAVE SZOLD STAMPS - THEY'RE VALUABLE SZOLD'S A STORE FOR EVERYBODY - ADAMS Sz GARDEN PEORIA, ILLINOIS SZOLD'S MEN'S WEAR 81 STOVES: 409 SO. ADAMS 8: 106 NO. ADAMS PEORIA, ILLINOIS Stores Also at GLASFORD, ILL., and LEWISTON, ILL. ' Page One Hundred Thirteen 2 71-LWZ0' I 1'. c. 1-1. s. - - 1915 1-i-----1-Home

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sg'-an l The Memoir I i E 4 Mrs. Wood, looking very pretty in a big green overall, was clean- ing out the pantry cupboard, Woodie , she called to her young hus- band, I Want you to bring me a mousetrap home tomorrow. But, angel, cried Mr. Wood, I brought you one home only yes- terdayf' I know, pet, called back Mrs. Wood, but that one has a mouse in it. Father QAt supper tablejz Well, Frank, how did you get along at school today? Frank: Papa my biology book says conversation at meal time should be of a pleasant character. Let's talk about something else. Some Freshies are goodtogeir IIIES and feed them cinnamon rolls on their way home. Mr. Lowe: Has Gerber some hogs at the Fair?,' Richard: UNO, he is taking in the sights today. Oh! Maybe he he got mixed up with the hogs. Mr. wood: 'fwhat is Asa oar' H Wilma: I have it on the tip of my tongue ! Mr. Wood: Then spit it out-it's arsenic! Paul Dikeman was calling up Timber Township High School on the telephone trying to get a basketball game with that place. The operator answered and said the line was busy. He waited a little while and got an answer of: HHello, are you on the line? Paul answered back and said: No, l'm on the stool. Who can tell where is the home of the swallow? asked Mr. Lowe in class. I can, said Lewis proudly, 'tit's in the stomach. Wilma fin historyl : What is the date of today, the 28th or 29th? Mr. Lowe: Well, l don't know, but the races were on the 27th. Huffie Qrunning down the hallj : Where's Ruby?,' Violet: What do you want with Ruby? Huflie: I want to give her a kiss. Margaretta: t'Haven't you and Chum been engaged long enough to get married. Theo.: Too long. He hasn't a cent leftf' Margaret: 'tWhat makes you think Melba and Russell are en- gaged? LaVerna: She has a ring and he's broke. The morning after the night before. Evelyn: Wilma fell outa bed and banged on the floor, 'nen she bounced up an' fell on the floor again an 'en it banked again. P 1' Une Hundred Fiftel- : l I 1. c, H, 5, . . gggg 1- -qgkgjg