Warren High School - Echoes Yearbook (Warren, OH)

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ECHOES . SCHABBEL'S TIRE 4SHOP Q A ' Vulcaniring and'Retreadin- it . -Gasoline, Oiland Grease A - ,Free Water 81 Air ROWLAND GROOERY COMPANY 1 ' . W. Market St., . West Side Grocery 1 , ' V 601-603'West Market Street . Phones 1115 A ' J. AW, MOON 1 Staple 8: Fancy Groceries A ' W. Atlantic THE ADAMS INSURANCE OAGENCY L I W. D. BEAL I f 1 f COMPANY 4' Meats and' Groceries ' 1 Established 1857 441 E. Market ' Phone 1196 Fire, Cezsiiezltys and Automobile. Insurance V A 1 ' n I SuretyBOnd.v I T ' - 1 I 201-204 western Reserxre Building 'NORTH END GROCERY FRED W! ADAMS, 187 , ,I Dealers in Staple and Fiincy Groceries , Mofman W- ADAMS, ,12 A Phone 1798 ' We Deliver ' H. Grubman

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i ECHOES For anything in the Line of CONFECTIONERY See U 5 Albert Guarneri and Co. Wholesalers and Retailers On the Squarel' SHAY'S GROCERY Groceries - Meats - Notions G. Cash Stamps Phone' 2541-L 524 Parkman Street Mistree fseverlyl: How did it happen that I saw a policeman with you in the kitchen last evening? Maid: I suppose, madan, you must have looked through the keyhole. A Bliggins is trying to dress in a Way that will make people think he has a lot of money. Silk.hat and patent leather shoes and all that sort Not these days. He Wears a .suit of overalls and carries a pl'umber's outntf' Miss Delin: Mr, Smith, why did you not hand in your outline of the sermon? Sonny: There was a baby in church, Who cried so hard that I could not hear the minister. A small boy was scrubbing the front porch of his house the other day, when a book agent called. My little man, is your mother at home? he in- quired. ',Say, do youse tlink I'd be scrubbin' dis porch if she wuzn't? r Our wife tells us that we have disgraced her forever. At a dinner the other night we absent-mindedly blew the foam off the charlette russe. Chief Kinney, of the Indianapolis police force, was examining an applicant for the force. What would you do, l quizzed the Chief, if you were ordered to disperse a mob, single-handed F The would-be cop pondered this problem for a few moments and scratched his dome. Then he came back with this answer, and it Won the coveted star: I'd pass the hat, sir.