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"The General Tire Inc.
Lancaster's Big Super Service Station, Located on West Orange Street at Marietta Avenue. They
Are Official and Authorized Dealers in This Section for the Famous General Tires, the Tire
That Goes a Long Way to Make Friends.
General Tires May Be Purchased According to the
Famous G. T. A. C. Plan Which Provides for Small Weekly Payments. This Firm Makes an Al-
lowance on Your Old Tires Which Frequently Makes the Down Payment on Safe New Generals.
They Also Do Tire Vulcanizing and Repairing on All Makes and Sizes of Tires.
Complete Filling Station Service Dispensing the Best in Petroleum Products.
They Render a
The Officers and
Directors of the General Tire, Inc., Want You to Have the Facts Regarding the Skid-Safe Gen-
erals Now.
If You Are Thinking of Buying One Tire or An Entire Set of Tires—Drive Down to
Their Station and Have Them Appraise Your Old Tires nad Quote You on New Generals.
Each day we read in the papers of
-manufacturers of automobile tires
purchasing vast plantations in far
nit lands for the cultivation of rub-
ber. Little do we realize the vast
amount of rubber required to sup-
ply the demands of tire manufactur-
ers. Little do we realize the vast
importance of this industry to the
progress and prosperity of our na-
tion Little do we appreciate the
knowledge required to supply this
demand in a way that will be satis-
factory to the consuming public.
The General Tire, Inc., is headed
by men that know rubber and rubber
tires from the ground up. Many years
ago when they first opened the doors
of their establishment to the motoring
public of this community this firm
felt that in order to make a success
of their business they would have to
supply better tires and know more
about tire construction than other
firms and individuals engaged in a
similar business. Being salesmen and
autoists "they knew that an intensive
knowledge of the product being sold
is absolutely necessary to explain its
i to people whom they hoped to
sell.
Today we have the result. The
General Tire, Inc., are tire special-
ists. They specialize in General Tires,
the tire that has proved itself the best
in the long run. The
new or untried. The General was built |
—tested—rebuilt—improved and per-
fected. After very severe and exten-
tive tests the General outwore and
outlasted all other standard tires.
That’s why every General that leaves
torists in this community.
tronize this establishment for here
they are
best with courteous
ands and thousands of care-free eco-
nomical miles to you.
If you are thinking of purchas-
ing new tires it will be to your ad-
vantage to visit the headquarters of
this firm where you will find an un-
usually large assortment of the very
size and type your ear requires at
prices that afford a genuine saving.
That the General Tire, Ine. is
rapidly gaining popularity with our
motorists is easy to understand. In
the first place they handle a quality
tire that is backed with a real guar-
antee by the firm that manufactures
them. This within itself is a double
protection to every buyer. He knows
that if anything should go wrong—
his dealer will readily make a good ad-
justment because the dealer in turn
will likewise be given consideration by
his manufacturer. The second contri-
buting factor to their popularity is
their service. Devoting as they do, all
of their time, all of their efforts and
energy to tires, they naturally are
geared for service of the quickest,
most courteous and most efficient
type. Thirdly: a large patronage,
which gives them a quick turnover, a
low overhead which assures every pat-
ron of rock bottom prices. These are
the things the $hrewd motorist looks
for when purchasing rubber for his
car—these are the things which are
General is not | making this firm the success they are.
This company is held in
high regard and esteem by the mo-
‘i pa-
sure of getting wunly the
and efficient
the shop of these dealers is covered service at low prices.
with a guarantee that insures thous-'
The owners s_and managers of this
firm are men of high standing both
in business and social circles. They
never miss a single opportunity to
serve the people in the community be-
cause in doing so they are rendering
the community a worth-while service.
136
It is common to esteem most what
is unknown.—Tactieus.
Seven Ages
“Perambulator, velocipede, bicycle,
flivver, a real car, airplane, hearse.”
Scholastic Affection
Teacher: “Johnny, I'm only punish-
ing you because I love you.”
Johnny: “I wish I was big enough
to return your love.”
Born Too Soon
It is always hard to go beyond your
public. If they are satisfied with
cheap performance, you will not eas-
ily arrive at better. If they know
what is good, and require it, you will
aspire and burn until you achieve it.
But from time to time, in history,
men are born a whole age too soon.
—Emmerson.
Motor Freig ht Express
Daily Commercial Ci Service
Lancaster's Leading Commercial Truckers, With Terminal Office in Lancaster, Located at the Corner
of Ruby and Prangley Avenue. This Firm Renders Commercial and Industrial Firms a Daily Ser-
vice Between Lancaster, Harrisburg, Hanover, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, New York City, N. Y.,
Baltimore, Md., Richmond, Va., and Washington, D. C. Their Equipment Is Modern and Their
Organization Is Composed of Reliable and Trustworthy Men..
They Enjoy a Very High Reputation for Promptness in Answering All Calls.
Their Rates Are Reasonable and
The Owners and
Managers of This Firm Are Men Who Strive to Make “Motor Freight Express” Service Prompt,
Efficient and Trustworthy. They Welcome service Calls from Merchants and Industrial Firms
in This Section.
What
service to the success of a business.
This comparison may appear a bit
far fetched but if we stop for only a
Ritwe Paint & Wall Paper Co.
Paint Dealers in Lancaster, With Retail Store “Store and Headquarters Located at 125 North Queen St.
They Carry Large and Complete Stocks of Paints and Varnishes on Hand Always
Paper and Painters’ and Manufacturers’ Supplies.
When You Get to Buying Your Paint This Spring—Remember Ritwe’s
tail Basis.
the Owner and Manager of This Firm, Enjoys the Confidence of His Trade.
as Well as Wall
He Supplies Them
With Paints, Wall Paper and Other Supplies of the Highest Possible Quality at Prices That Are
Always Fair and Reasonable.
From an archtitectural standpoint
a home may be ever so beautiful, but
if the paint is worn, or is dirty, the
house loses two-thirds of its appear-
ance. The surroundings may be ever
so beautiful, if the paint isn’t fresh
and clean, the home is unattractive.
To supply the needs of the people in
this section along the lines of paints
and varnishes is the mission of this
firm of paint dealers. To make the
homes of our community more beau-
tiful, more pleasant, more cheerful, is
their aim. They are dealers that sup-
ply a demand in a prompt and effici-
ent manner with a service that has
won for them the confidence of the
people not alone in our community,
F reymeyer’s Eagle Bakeries
ELIZABETHTOWN
LANCASTER
322 West King Street — Phone 2165
33 Park Street — Phone 141-R-2
Tune in on WCOD Every Monday Night at 9:15 and
WKIJC every Friday Night from 7:30 to 7:45 o'clock
and hear Freyemeyer’s Jolly Baker Boys.
This Firm Supplies Housewives in Our Community
Buns and Other Good Things Baked Right.
Freymeyer’s Feature a Delivery
With “HOME LEADER” Bread, Hot Cross
Service to the
Home—or, From Oven to You, That Is in Popular Demand With Housewives in Our Community.
Freymeyer’s Eagle Bakeries Are Modernly Equipped and Are Models in Sanitation.
Home Lead-
er Bread Is Made Rich With Pure, Sweet Cream—and thé Other Ingredients Used in Its Mak-
ing Are the Very Best Obtainable.
Is Well Known to Everyone in Our Community.
Than a Quarter of a Century.
Housewives in Our Community.
Getting Home Leader Bread When Freymeyer’s
mend This Firm to Our Readers.
A great chef when asked to what
he attributed the success of his
meals, once said: “to the fact that I
use liberal quantities of fresh milk
and good butter in the cooking and
that I am most particular that the
“read I serve be possessed of that
rich, ereamy home-made taste.”
This is but a repetition of what ev-
ery modern housewife knows—and
but a repetition of what the men be-
hind this enterprising firm know.
That is why they have adopted
your methods—home-made methods
—in their bakery. This is why they
use the same fine ingredients that
you yourself would choose.
Take for example the milk the;
use in making their bread. Milk
may be pure milk—yet not make
good bread. The bakers of “Home
Leader” bread first test the milk that
goes into their bread so thoroughly it
would surprise the most careful house-
wife.
For this milk must be more than
pure. It must have exactly the
right amount of fatty ingredients—
just the proper “sugar content” to
make the delicious loaf that is being
served today on the finest ‘ables in
this community. Not simply “fine
ingredients” but ingredients selected
with exacting care—that is what gives
“Home Leader” bread the finished loaf
cleanliness, texture, wholesomeness
and home-made flavor.
In addition to this—“Home Leader”
bread is made even still richer by the
use of pure, sweet cream.
Each day when the loaves are
taken from the oven an expert baker
scores a loaf to make certain it has
the proper weight, proper fluffiness,
proper size and crust—that it has
been baked sufficiently to make taste
just right. This scoring method is
used only in the best and most met-
ropolitan bakeries in the country to-
day. It is but one of the details
Mr. John Freymeyer, the General Manager of These Bakeries
He Has Been Serving Our People for More
Both He and the Lancaster Plant Manager, Mr. H.
Welcomes the Opportunity of Serving You Along With the Hundreds of Other
Telephone Either of the Plants Above and Form the Habit of
s Representative Passes Your Door.
M. Nissley,
Enthusiastic
We Recom-
this up and going firm use to insure
complete bread satisfaction for the
people of this community.
The editors of this paper suggest
that you get a loaf of this bread
tomorrow and put it to every known
test. Smell it. Feel it. Slice it.
Toast it. Serve it unannounced if
guests are present and you'll exper-
ience for the first time the happi-
ness, health and pleasure to be had
from eating “Home Leader” bread.
The owners and managers of this
baking firm are men with many
years experience in this business to
their credit. They have let no store
unturned to make their product the
best that skilled bakers and a mod-
ernly equipped plant could produce.
They are honest and sincere in their
desire to serve the people of our com-
munity with a strictly quality pro-
duct at a fair and reasonable price.
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WHAT IS BUSINESS?
All business runs to service. Cloth-
ing keeps us warm or cool according
to season. Food satisfies our hunger.
An automobile meets our desire for
pleasure.
The ability of manufacturer or mer-
chant to serve us determines the pro-
fit we, the Great Public, are willing
for that manufacturer or merchant
to earn.
Make no mistake about that point
—in the final analysis your ability io
serve determines your profits.
The service your business renders
is its excuse for being, however much
you may think that the profit you
earn is your excuse for operating a
given business.
The Public is not concerned with
your desire to make money—it is con-
cerned only with its many desires to
profit, to be pleased, to be warmed, to
be fed, to make money itself. This
is Economic Law.
It behooves, in this day of razor-
edge competition, every business man
to find out now just what service he
renders the public—and then improve
that service.
Just what service, for example, does
a banker provide?
To the man who wants to borrow
money, he (the banker) offers a ser-
vice of supply. The banker goes into
the highways and byways, among all
classes of people, and secures funds—
nickels, dimes, dollars and hundreds
of dollars. Imagine, if you can, what
a task you, as a borrower of money
would have, did you attempt to get
money you need by borrowing from a
dozen, a score, or a hundred individu-
als—a hundred dollars here, twenty
there, fifty yonder, and so on. Realize
now that the banker is rendering you
a service—and that this service en-
titles him to a profit.
On the other hand, the banker ren-
ders the depositor a service. Imagine
if you can, the average man seeking
to sell the use of ten dollars, or fifty
dollars—imagine the labor of finding
a buyer for his money, the detail of
security and repayment. The banker
renders a service to the individual by
buying the use of his maney.
If the business man of today would
prosper, let him determine WHY peo-
ple buy his merchandise—let him com-
prehend, understand and realize viv-
idly the service he renders. It means
much to his profit, for, a realization
of this service seems to almost auto-
matically make a man want to better
it. When he betters his service he in-
creases his profits.
That’s Economic Law, as well as
religion, and the Golden Rule works
as unerringly and as surely as the
Law of Gravity. Just be certain that
it is working for you—not against
you. —XKing's Courier.
Everybody Worked But Willie
Teacher. “Willie, did your father
write this essay?”
“No, ma’am. He started it, but
mother had to do it all over again.”
Jinx—That girl is a mathematical
impossibility.
Blinks—Howzat ?
Jinx—She’s half Spanish,
French and half crazy.
half
HEALTH SLACKERS
By Herman N. Bundesen, M. D.
Commissioner
A slacker is a fellow that will not
go along when there is a great duty
to perform.
In peace there is also war going
on, the war against sickness and pre-
ventable deaths. There is a fight for
health and long life.
Fortunately, the average citizen is
becoming wiser and sees the advan-
tages of being his brother's keeper
in matters of health.
There is the health slacker whe
tries to defy the laws of quarantine;
he is a menace to his community.
There is the health slacker who
lets his chimneys belch smoke, dark-
ening the skies, shutting out the pre-
cious sunlight and blackening the
clothes and temper of his neighbors.
There is the health slacker who
spits on the sidewalks, coughs in the
faces of others and sneezes so that
his spray contaminates all around
him. And so on.
As bad as all these health slack-
ers are, the worst one is the parent
who neglects the physical condition
of his child. In the face of expert
advice, he neglects to correct diseas-
ed tonsils, defective teeth and ade-
noids, poor vision and hearing, which
are important causes of the under-
nourished condition of his child.
We owe to it ourselves and to the
future generations to give every boy
and girl an opportunity to reach the
best physical and mental development
of which they, as individuals, are
capable.
Truly, the noblest motive of a citi-
We Recommend Mr.
but for miles around.
The paints handled by this firm rep-
resent the best in qualities on the
market for the prices asked. There is
a vast difference in paints. Some are
made to sell at a cheap price. Invar-
iably the use of this class of mer-
chandise proves costly economy, be-
cause with very little wear it peels or
chips, eracks and fades. On the other
hand paints that sell at a fair price
containing ingredients of known qual-
ity continue to give years of satis-
factory carefree service.
The Ritwe Paint & Wall Paper Co.
handles paints in the latter class.
The men behind this firm know paints
—know the ingredients used in their
making and work on the theory that
every home owner and property own-
er is interested more in service than
in saving a few cents on a gallon.
Farmers and city people alike who
anticipate the purchase of paints this
season will find that they have used
good judgment in patronizing a firm
of known character and reputation,
Ritwe and His Store to Our Readers.
such as this, rather than to take the
word of some unknown manufacturer
in some distant city who camouflages
service behind price.
Painting contractors serving their
trade will also secure best results by
purchasing their requirements of this
firm. They do both a wholesale and
retail business and carry large stocks
on hand to meet the needs of their
patrons.
Wall paper, painters and manufac-
turers supplies are also carried in
stock by this firm. In these items just
as in the paint department quality
always is of primary importance with
reasonable prices always in effect.
Mr. J. Ritwe, the owner and man-
ager of this firm, strives in every
way to serve his patrons in a cour-
teous and efficient manner. We rec-
ommend him and his store to our
readers because here we know they
will get the proper kind of treatment
and the best kind of merchandise at
prices that are always reasonable. 446
John A. Kegel—Live Poultry
A Firm in Lancaster,
With Offices and Warehouse Located at 454
Beaver, That Is in Popular Favor With the Farmers and the
Rural Merchants of Our Community.
to Pay the Highest Cash Market Prices for Choice Poultry.
They Are Always Known
The
the physician is to the
health of the family, so is a trucking |
Telephone Lancaster 3151 for Rates and Particulars.
minute to analyze the importance of
a trucking service to the smooth
operation of any business we can
appreciate how vitally essential this
service is.
In the first place every merchant
buys at least 90% of his merchan-
dise from out of town manufactur-
ers. These manufacturers see that
the goods are packed securely and
placed in the hands of the carriers—
and there, their responsibility ceases.
Any delay in transit is beyond their
They Operate on Both a Wholesale and a control and costly waits at the ether
s. Mr. J. Ritwe,' end of the line mean nothing to them.
The same thing holds true with
manufacturers. The raw materials
used in the manufacture of their
products are most generally shipped
from distant points and must like-
wise be delivered from the depot to
the plant. In recent years commereial
trucking has come into popular favor
with merchants and manufacturers be-
cause eommercial trucking usually
provides a straight through service
without the usual delays incident to
transferring from one car to another
and from one company’s line to anoth-
er. Too, commercial trucking pro-
We Recommend Them.
vides a delivery service right to your
door thereby eliminating the extra
cost of having a trucker call at the
depot and deliver your goods to your
place of business.
The Motor Freight Express renders
just such a service. They maintain a
daily -schedule between all points list-
ed above and are in a position to
handle shipments, both small and
large, for the firms in our community
every working day in the week. All
shipments are insured while
it which protects you against any loss.
Serviee is the mainstay of this bus-
iness. Every man employed is exper-
ienced and thoreughly reliable. Their
equipment is modern and weather-
proof thus providing protection te
your merchandise during inclement
weather. They enjoy a large volume
of business which enables them to
render real service at moderate rates.
in trans-
The owners and managers strive in
every way to make their service ef-
ficient service. If you want to get
shipments through quick, try their
service. Telephone Lancaster 3151
for advice, rates and particulars on
your needs. 162
Lancaster Manufacturing Co.
A Firm in Lancaster,
Avenue at Janet,
Activities of This Section.
of Incubators, Brooders and Poultry Supplies.
Not Confined to Lancaster County
The Owners and Managers of This Firm
Are
National Business.
With Plant and Office Located on Marshall
That Fills a Genuine Need in the Agricultural
They Specialize in the Manufacture
Their Activities
Alone—They Enjoy a
Are Men Who Believe That in Poultry Raising American Agri-
culture Will Affect
Form of Work.
a Quicker
Visit Their Plant for New,
Come-back Than in Any Other
Modern Equipment
That Will Enable You to Realize a Substantial Profit from Your
Poultry.
In years gone by Poultry was con-
sidered by the average farmer as
merely a sideline issue. Something
We Recommend Them to Our Readers
sale of Incubators, Brooders and a
full and complete line of Poultry sup-
plies.
Buyers of This Firm Never Take Undue Advantage of Anyone
if They Know the Markets or Not. Phone Them at
Lancaster 1876 for Quotations and Particulars. They Will Have
a Representative to Call. Mr. John A. Kegel, the General Man-
ager of ‘This Company, Enjoys the Confidence of His Custom-
ers. He Is a Business Man of High Reputation Whom We Take
Real Pleasure in Recommending.
: The products made by this firm are
easy to raise that afforded him athe result of extensive experimenting
commodity for personal use without to perfect their products and to make
much investment or trouble. | them in a way that they will work
When the bottom fell out of grain | satisfactorily under any and all con-
farming, when repeated tobacco crops! ditions.
failed to bring reasonably good prices There's a distinct advantage in pur-
the average farmer was brought face | chasing your Poultry equipment of
to face with the necessity of changing | these manufacturers. Being a home
over to more diversified lines or get-|owned and home operated firm—they
ting in a bad way. It was then that | are right here at our very door to see _
poultry really came
Here is a concern that well merits
the wholehearted support and the co-
operation of the farmers of our com-
munity and the country merchant.
They serve as a market for the poul-
try and eggs and are always
known to pay the highest cash market
prices for the purchases. The farm-
ers and rural merchants might well
consider themselves fortunate in hav-
ing a firm in their midst enjoying
such a high reputation for their hon-
esty and integrity. By doing busi-
ness with them, the farmers’
market is established, thus eliminat-
ing the necessity of shipping to dis-
tant points in quest of a market for
their produce.
Doing business on such an exten-
sive scale as they do, their reputa-
tion is a broad one and their activi-
ties of tremendous proportions.
Daily shipments are received from
the farmers and rural merchants and
the produce consigned to the ware-
house of this local firm where it is
graded by experienced men and ship-
ped in carload lots to distant mer-
chants. These firms with which Mr.
John A. Kegel does business have
long since come to look upon them as
their most logical source of supply,
because they are assured of getting
the choicest of poultry and the fresh-
est of eggs and cream.
The outstanding feature of the suc-
cess of Mr. John A. Kegel can be
summed up in a few words. The
firms with which they do business de- !
mand quality in their poultry, cream
and eggs more than anything else.
This enables them to pay the farmers
and rural merchants the highest cash
prices at all times. On the other hand
the tremendous large volume of busi-
ness they do enables them to sell at
close margins of profit.
To conduct a business of this sort
demands two things. Keen business
foresight and good business judgment.
The fact that they rank with
the largest firms in our community is
eloquent evidence that they knew
their business thoroughly and use
keen business foresight in their daily
activitiez. Their organization is com-
posed of men who have made a life-
tiie study of supplying these all im-
portant needs to our everyday lives.
With quality always paramount they
ser about in a creditable manner to
<rade the shipments as they arrive
and to hasten their delivery to the
consumer destination.
If you are not now doing business
with Mr. John A. Kegel, we recom-
mend that you drop him a line, or
phone him at Lancaster 1876. One of
his representatives will be glad to
call on you personally and quote you
the largest cash price on your sup-
ply of poultry. The editors of this
publication take real pride in recom-
mending Mr. John A. Kegel to our
readers. We feel confident that in
doing business with him you will be
given the fairest and squarest kind
of treatment. 253
zen is the good of public health
through the education of health in
I... children. —The Juvenile
ALWAYS THE BEST
If you can’t be a pine on the top of
the hill,
Be a scrub in the valley—but be
The best little scrub at the side of the
rill;
Be a bush if you can’t be a tree.
If you can’t be a bush, be a bit of the
grass,
Some highway happier to make;
If you can’t be a muskie, then just be
a bass— i
But the liveliest bass in the lake!!
We can’t all be captains, some have
to be crew.
There’s something for all of us here;
There's big work to do and there’s
lesser to do,
And the task we must
near.
If you can’t be a highway, then just
be a trail;
If you can’t be a sun, be a star.
t isn’t by size that you win or you
fail—
BE THE BEST OF WHATEVER
YOU ARE
do is the
A timely bit of advice or caution
given and accepted at its par value
is worth a “bushel” of regrets.
Copyright, 1931, N. A. B. B.
Elsie: “Have you seen Ed recent-
ly?”
Second Girl:
ago.”
Elsie: “Well, if you see him again,
remind him that he’s married to me
and that I was inquiring about him.”
“Qh, about six weeks
Tough Beard
George: “My razor doesn’t cut at
all.”
Wife: “Why, George, you don’t
mean to tell me that your beard is
tougher than the oilcloth I cut with
it this morning?”
Neighbor: “Doesn’t your mother ob-
ject to your staying out until 2:00
o’clock in the morning ?”
Young Lady: “She might if she
knew about it, but I always beat mo-
ther in.”
NOTICE—READER!
Your attention is called particular-
ly to the fact that the expense of
this Community Booster Review is
being stood by subscription from th:
gntosprisng business firms and pr
sional men whose write-ups ap
pear herein. They merit your hearty
support because they have manifest
ed their confidence in you and in our
community.
The write-ups appearing, demon
trate the progress and the aggres-
veness of the eommunity and the
'nviable reputations of these enter-
rising business and professional
men.
into its own. | that their equipment gives the ser-
vice the owner has a right to expect
Why ? Because the farmer soon found
that his market was already estab-|of it. Experimenting and perfecting
lished. The demand created and that | their lines continually they are pos-
the markets offered him a reasonably | sessed of information that should
good price for the time and money | prove invaluable to poultry raisers in
he invested in this form of his en-| this section.
deavors. The result is that poultry The owners and managers of this
raising among aggressive farmers is| firm are men who know the needs of
a permanent institution, here to stay | the poultry raisers in our community.
—a profitable main line or a profit- | They strive to supply the very best
able side line as the case may be. at all times at prices that are always
To help poultry raisers realize the | right. When you get to buying extra
largest returns from their investment | equipment it will pay you handsomely
is one of the principles upon which | to visit them and secure prices, advice
the Lancaster Manufacturing Com- | and particulars from them on their
pany is founded. It is a firm that We recommend them to
specializes in the manufacture and! our readers. 447
The taint of doubt in himself is
sometimes man’s greatest sin toward
himself. so Truth be in the field, wo do in-
But even the man who believes in| gloriously, by licensing and prohibit-
himself may lack assurance. ing, to misdoubt her strength. Let
When a man feels, “I believe in my-! her and Falsehood grapple; who ever
self, but there's no use, I can't do it,” | knew Truth put to the worse in a free
he never tries. —The Juvenile. | and open encounter ?—John Milton
Though all the
were let loose
winds of doctrine
to play upon the earth,
Common Error
Jean: “So Tom and you are to be
married? Why I thought it was a
mere flirtation.”
Jenn: “So did Tom.”
“What is the proper time to put on
my hose?” she asked.
“Really, madam, I believe
ately after your B. V. D.’s”
ready response.
immedi-
came the
{
Circulate not rumor as a basis of |
fact, nor baseless opinions, else hon-
est men will question thee.
a
Let not thy enemies disturb thee,
| for no person worth while, has ever
| been without them.
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Your Portrait!
When you wish to confer a special
favor on some particular
friend- . !
You present them with your Photograph.
WHY?
Because Your Portrait Lives Forever
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For High Grade Portraits for Confirmation,
Weddings, Mother's Day — and in fact for
any occasion, see—
D. Walter Miesse
38 So. Prince St. Lancaster, Penna.
Telephone, Lancaster 1017
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