The Atchison Daily Globe from Atchison, Kansas • Page 12

14 THE ATCHBON DAILY GLOBE Atchison, Kaiwaa, Wednesday, May IB, 1941 A 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 I didn't come on my car; I CHOSE THEM! Add Miles To Your Old, tubes low airl New, extra-thick Riverside tubes hold oir longer give you many more miles of hre-iervke' Get your tubes at Wards today 1 "AND PllNTY OF MY FRIfNDS AM SWITCHING TO TOO!" All over America, more and more sir- owners are switching to Riversides' Over 40,000,000 have been sold, and remember not single one of them ever just "came on" the ear! Every single Riverside was deliberately, carefully chosen in preference to all other tires' That couldn't happen so often without mighty good reasons' Riversides are now even stronger than our pre-war tires' They're safer' Any Riverside-owner will tell you it's RIVERSIDES for MORI of greater SAftTYl Hround the world 84 times in one During 1946 the Bell System Is ing millions of dollars for more than 2,000,000 additional miles of long distance telephone circuits--enough to go around the world 84 times! Many of thest new circuits are already in and working--helping handle the flood of calls that crowd the lines. Delayed sails ars already becoming fewer, and delays themselves shorter. Our first goal Is to bring back prewar of long When we've done that, we'll try for a better record. I I 1ELL TILtPHONI CO. 1 56 To Receive Mount Degrees Fiftj six candidates will receive their degrees in commencement exercises to be held at Mourt St college Wednesdaj morning Ma 29 at 10 o'clock at the school auditorium Making the address will be Dr Joseph Deferran secretan I general of the Catholic unnersiti of America The presentation of candidates for degrees will be naae the Re 1 Schwin and his excellency the Most Paul Schulte Bishop of Leaverworth will confer the degrees The induction of candidates into Try This, Beginner MONTGOMERY WARD sr at VV ar De re Rf Mi La La fn in Or I IT'S NEW IPS SENSATIONAL IT'S KAUFMAN'S WEED-TOX CONCENTRATED 2, 4-D DEATH TO WEEDS KILLS! Dandelion, Plantains, Poison Ivy, Docks, Thistles, Bindweed, etc.

The Biggest Lawn and Gardening News in Years. A Spray That Is Poisonous to Unwanted Plants, But Not to Animals or Soil. WILL NOT HARM COMMON A GRASS SIZE $100 Makes Lp to 6 Gal Spray 1 Gal. Spray Approximately 200 Sq. Feet Sold by Your Druggist, Grocer, Store or Hardware or Call MFG.

BY KAUFMAN LABORATORIES 404 8. 5th Phone 1552 QUICK CHARGE BATTERY SERVICE 'Doc' Davenport 7th Mam Phone 3012 BUIS TM fUNESAl a OUt i CITY NEWS Collection of News Paragraph! and Advertisements Radjo dead' Phone 569, pickup and delivery service Bob Itschner has returned to Ft Lewii, Wash, after visiting hit parcnti, Mr and Hrs Itachner, 311 North Twelfth street i A good sized crowd enjoied the I World War II combat films shown last night in the Cential school auditorium Many of the Ninth air combat pictures shown nere I filmed bv Pete Todd nephew of AVirt Hethenngton while serving as a cameraman with air corps in the theater. Plumbing repairs, Hayes. Ph 708. Adams, ins, 106 Eighth Plenty of parking space Ruhlman Mrs Maigdret Orntk of the Alchison public schools will attend I health education confemice at Kansas universitj Juh 8 to 12 Sterling and David' Arlhuis will a i May 27 from i the Kemper Military Institute at: Boonville Mo Commencement exeicises will be held there May 25 and 26 and will be attended by Mr and Mrs Bahe and Mrs John Mize Wallpaper 9V 2 Per Roll and Up Several Beautiful Late Style Bedroom Suits Dining Room Sofa Beds Twin Bed Sets Perfect Bed Springs New Inner Spring Mattresses Tyler HARDERFreeM Farm Home Food Locker Ted 'N Hugo 727 Com'l ABOUT OUR PAYMENT PLAN See Suds Powdered Soap Compound Fine concentrated Soap Powder for Laundry and Dishes t', $5 95 NO LIMIT BUY ALL YOt WANT BARNES Music 4 Appliance Co.

5th Com'l Phone 293 7434 STECKS BEl SANDWICHES ICE CREAM US South ruth SOFI DRINKS High School Classes of 1946 TODAY IS ONE OF THE TRULY BIG DAYS OF YOUR LIFE and now the time has come to decide your future course. May of you adopt which and loyal American should to live by. 1 LIVE AT ALL TIMES In fellowship with God 1 LIVE IN TRUE COMRADESHIP with hu- manity i LET ALL YOUR DEALINGS with your fel- low men be gentle, and just SCORN WHAT iS PETTY, mean and eon- tttmptible. BE CAREFUl In speech and act. BE LOYAL to your own convictions, yet tolerant of others' fidelity to theirs.

KEEP YOUR SELF-RESPECT, eontrol and self I HAVE THE COURAGE to fact ingratitud. and not bitter. HAVE THE HEART to Und helping hand) to extend the hand clasp of sympatSy and to speak a word of encouragement. 10 KEEP YOUR PERSONAL APPEARANCE at all times up to proper standards, and have the strength to live up to the fullness of your possibilities. REMEMBER: "Reputation" is what people say about you "Character" is what people know about you.

You can't order character over the phone for it is not on the market it can't be bought, but Is the most important single thing you can own. We have tried to put CHARACTER into our dealings with our customers. Years ago we graduated In the ARTS and SCIENCES of the Home Furnishings business but every day we find new ways to please our austomers. Oheo: hifcfen furniture Carpet (ft. 623-625 Com'l.

Since 1885 Phone 17 First Aid To Sore Stop little local eye troubles before they got big Use toothing pleasant Lai opt Ik 30 years success Prompt relief for sore Inflamed Itching burning ejei or mone refunded Also soothes granulated evellds Praised thousands Get Laioptlk today (Eye-cup Included) At all druggists Yes a beginner can make this crocheted scarf It's functional and smart so versatile it blends with modern or period furniture Scarf is 10'2 x29 inches No JO cotton or make it any length desired Do it in string for a larger scarf Pattern 7434 has directions Send TWENTY CENTS coins for this pattern to The Afchison Globe Household Arts Dept, 259 14th St, New York 11, Print plainly NAME, ADDRESS and PATTERN NUMBER Our newest Needlework Book 1946 edition, is yours for only Fifteen Cents more--104 illustrations of designs for crochet, knitting, toys, home decoration, embroidery, and a Free Pattern for three potholders printed in the book Kappa Gamma Pi, National Honor society and the presentation of Scroll and Ke, will also be made The candidates, who have merited this honor are Helen Oilland, Mary Gilland Patricia McCunniff, Mary Lou Malone), Eleanor Schmitt and Mary Margaret Walter The college orchestra, under the direction of William Altiman, conductor, will pla Elgar's "Pomp and Circumstance' at the proces sional entry of the graduates The of bachelor of arts are Sister Hub- college choral club and orchestra erta Anderson, Margaret Anthony, STANDARD OIL PRODUCT! MABARYSON WASHING GREASING WAXING EXPERT TIRE REPAIRING 7th and Main Phone 308ft will present "The Lord Is Great from The Creation," by Haydn, with Mary Alice Donahoe as solo ist Miss Eleanor Schmitt, who graduates summa cum laude, will make the valedictory address THE GRADUATES The candidate the degree Rosemary Armstrong, Hildegarde Bernreiter, Donna Lisa Berndge, Sister Clarissa Borden, Murl Casaleggi, cum laude, Sister Pierre Cavanaugh, Sister Annunciata Curtin, Mary Kathryn Doherty, Evelyn Doll, Mary Alice Donahoe, Sister Vita Fox, Helen Gilland, magna cum laude, Mary Gilland, magna cum laude, Jane Hajovsky, Mary Elaine Harper, Sister Hildegrade Heiss, Frances Humber, Regina La Salle, Julie McAnany, Sister Mary Joseph McGerty, Sister Mary Fian McAtee, Sister Irma Mueller, 'Sister Caroline Mueller, Cathleen 1 Nafe, Evelyn Obnst Mary Patricia Ifliley, Althea Rosniann, Sister I Clara Saah, Sister Adelinda Sa- lesk, Sister Bernarda Smith, Sister Constatis Schmitz, Eleanor Schmitt, summa cum laude, Jeanne Smith, cum laude, Eleni Sogas, Rosemary Solas, Rita Stusver, Hope Teeter, Sister Damian Than- Virginia Vey, Mary Margaret Walter, summa cum laude, Mary Ann West and Katherme Zeller, cum laude. Candidates for the degree of bachelor of science are KNAPP'S Sandwiches Soft Drinks 124 South Scvmtlt Rosemary Burke, a van, Mary Ellen Glenski, Virginia Har cia McCunniff, magna cum lam Mary Lou Maloney, cum laui Katberme Molloy, Margaret Sch mer and Mary Ann Wirtz Can dates for the degree of bachelor music in piano are Margaret Ih cum laude, and Sister Fide Klein..