Yakima High School - Wigwam Yearbook (Yakima, WA)

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LOLOIVII 1925 YOUR A Is half the battle, both in the You no doubt, know why correct clothes are so important in fall successful young business men will agree that the first is the thing that counts for so Our job is to offer you the co plete stocks of young men's c STYLE S PPEARANCE! social and business world. social life impression much today. rrect apparel from one of the lothing available. ERVICE QUALITY most com- .-.- 'f' 'xiiivjfix-, agua- l fm 'i0N1uc. HOME OF THE 2 PANTS SUITS Yakima Avenue at Third Street A jap taxi driver rendered this bill: 10 Temperamental Digressions comes and 10 goes at 50 cents a went, 555. The darling leaflets whisper --lA In happy breezy tone, Illustrate the word archaic. Buf h0W if makes me shudder, Archaic tastes better than yours. T0 hear the grasses mown- In days of OE - ' A bank? doesn't always win, even though when knights were bold, it does ave a man on every bass. And sheet-iron trousers wore, M -4 They lived in peaceg O chemist of skill, investigate! For then a crease Answer this uiz of mine: I Cl Would last ten years or more. I think I know where Carbonate-- ?T But where did Iodine? The poets sing -,-1-1 Concemmg fb? Sprmg Freshman: I asked Mr. Kester for two And Say the .bird credits in French. E OH the Wmg' Ditto: Did you get them? pfm my wor Freshman: I-Ie didn't speak French? It is absurd. Because the wing ' IS on the bi,-du Man to Newsile on Cirnprw-Say, spon, do + --,A E you want to pic up a itt e money. When the trees begin to leave it is a ' Newsle-Sure, m1Sfer,where'dy0u d1'0P sure sign that winter has already left. lf? Why the loud sox? Waiter, my plate is dampf' Keep my feet from going to sleep. Beg pardon, sir, but that's your soup. four

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Y. H. S. LOLOIVII jim Dash Says: ix You don't haf to squash a feller flat with a roll of paper-a little piece of the right kind of paper will get his eye just as quick. K S, of THERE'S A STORY IN EVERY BUSINESS Perhaps you manufacture square doughnuts. Or you sell shoes, or popcorn. You re-temper automobile seat cushion springs, or you knit special chest protec- tors. No matter. There's something about your business that would interest other people. Let the story work for you. Let a trained writer pick the interesting details, and weave them into a readable story. Let an artist give still more force to the story by pointed illustrations. Then our printers will give the words and pictures a suitable body of clear new type, printed on the right kind of paper in the shape of a folder or booklet. You've no idea how effective such a story can be till you see it actually done. Ask us for details. REPUBLIC PUBLISHING CO. Commercial Printing Dept. Illustrat ons R B Douglass Copy and Layout Rolfe Whitnall Typography Republic Printing Dept.f three

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