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THE 19!!4 REVUE 113• UII:. 1111:. Ilm. lllll. 11 11 • . 111 1:. 11111.11 111.11111. 11 111. :1111 I. IIIII.:IIIII.;III I I.'MIII. IIIII .II II .II IIII ~II I I.:IIIII. IIII :. IIIII. III II. 11111. :11 1. 11111. 11 11. :11111. 1111. IIIU'IEvery day in every wayour programs are gettingbetter and better-~----.--------------- ----.------III ,iiGRANDNICKLOIdeal Place to En'tertainYour FdendsWe reserve seats for parties.. .---- - "11 -~ 1H~-- lf---;----'---I :i-l-----------~ II L-----.-.;...~ lSCOTT'SThe Dry Goods Store in <strong>Linton</strong>II"-IOur line of silks and washmaterials for graduation and re··ception dresses are as com:pleteas you will find in any city. Wealso have everything necessaryto complete your outfit, such assilk hose, silk gloves, etc.We Are Ag'ents in <strong>Linton</strong> forPhoenix Silk HosieryD. R. SCOTT Be COMPANYI ...
J J '1THE 19::4 REVUE. ~II . lIIr.,IIIII. IIIII. IHI. IIII . lllr. :III,. IIII:. IIII . ,IIIII.,IIII'.:1II1I.illlll. lIlIl. 11111. 11111. 111111. ,11111. 11111:. :11111. 11111 • .11111. 11111. ,11111. ,1 11 11. ,11111. 11111. 11111. ,11111Leslie Myers (in American History class)-Talking about people dying in earlycolonies, it would almost be impossible for 1,000 to freeze to death and 375 to die outof 1,200 men, wouldn't it?Mr. Jamison (thinking· seriously)-Why-er-yes, I think it would-then waking up..-Russell Murray has started to carry the dummy around.Miss Mitchell (in French class)-Always hold onto the men.Mr. Jamison (on examination)-Why do we study botany?Student-To make 1:S more beautiful.Miss Mitchell (in French class)-Oh, some people g ive up too easy.Leonard MacDonald-Well, I've been in here three y~ars and haven't given up yet.Leslie Myers-Is imagination the sig-n of insanity?Miss McKissick-No, you have to have a mind before you can lose it.Mr. Jami on-Robert, what is the average of hogs in Iowa?Robert Berns-Fifty in each family.OUR BRILLIANT JUNIORS' EXAMINATION PAPERS.John Ridd was very laro'e for his size.A reporter most be everywhe:"e at once and know everything. (L. Harris.)He lay down thinking he was dead.A reporter ml:st not be backward. He must be straightforward. (Esta Inman.)His loVe for Lorna still went on . (E. Nixon.)He found Lorna a SWEet nah:red little girl who seemed very fresh . (E. Brock.)AND C HILDRE N'S------------------- ~MILLONBATTERY STATIONMILLINERYLari,"Cst Stock in the CountyU. S. L. BATTERYElectrical SuppliesRepairing anyElectrical DeviceCUSHING'S143 North Main Street-----------------------------------------------------------~
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