Washougal High School - Kaiyawi Yearbook (Washougal, WA)

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,,,,, iiikl' 3, ff 'W ' What is Oral Neal's favorite ice? Ieophene. Why is it impossible for the High School to go broke? Because we have a Nichol with us. This is Leap Year but the attempts of the High School girls this season havc been few and far between. However, four girls have been known to have madt attemplsg for more information apply to .loke Editor. Iirnie is a lover of apples, but his favorite one is a Baldwin. Charlemagne came out to meet his guests in his old bear-skin, our history says. tShame on him.J A Junior: I would willingly die to be it at my own funeral. Miss Walton once said, I just love tu lips. I wonder whose? How dare you swear before me cried an indi nant lady. . ! Excuse me, said the offenderg I didn't know you wanted to swear first.' Physics Prof.: What makes the world go around? Stude: Three beers, five gin fizzes and two high balls. Qgwonuu-one-no nun hnnoounnnunnnuuluiouuolulniloluhcnwauulu01091.-:e4ao1uouuouo:.'::nuonuvl:euul'ici 11:1 ::n:: . l ., il wasnouem. MEAT MARKET l 0. C. HUGHES, Prop. l WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN tl o o , ii J Q ii IIQIFRESH AND CURED MEATSUEII it Cleanliness and Good Service Always M l ., V H 1 73' 1 ii ll ll t RICHTER'S CASH GROCERY Headquarters for good goods, goods as cheap as consistent with present high prices. Try our :L .. 3 Pure White Flour t it - Q qsnaoouannini -.: san u:L.-::u-nnnzazncunn nan ::: can ::: unooc-snoounmwnnmouno-monuusmuonnunnuuosnu-neuosuuuouaoouos-swf: P ......... ...........:: x::......x ...........x........x..1.

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von wnoouunsucslvw-on wut' uni nrosucannusuuuuuwiunnlnl linux can has 0-o1.ls1ooc-unowuloouovoonunmecus: The Sheep-Feeding Plant at Washougal, is among the largest and best equipped in the Northwest. The sheds, live in all, adjoin the tracks of the S. P. Sz S. railroad. The closed shipping platform makes possible the immediate unloading or loading of fifteen carloads of sheep. The sheds are lighted electrically, have storage room for grain for a 30-day feeding period, and have a total capacity for 350,000.00 worth of stock. Last win- ter some 70 carloads of sheep were fat- tened and put on the market. Next seas- on, with a greatly enlarged capacity, the output will be about doubled. This in- dustry is not only bringing to Washougal money which formerly went to the big stockyards, but is stimulating local pro- duction of an important staple. no ummnAnon:cannonsanhisnmasosuanuohomoho-sumo-scout!nunnnhaooohaoununmucamohnn '!' 0 ir ll l l t lr 0 n 5 I l 1 l 2 i 1 Q 1 Z 1 :uname homo: l x V V ii 1+ i 1, ir ,i ll can moan ucosultoucom wcsncuusulo