Central Catholic High School - Echo Yearbook (Fort Wayne, IN)

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Van De Grlft ' Su ffess mm Parrotb 1 MEANS Fine Photographs Phone 543 218 W. Berry JOHN H. WELCH 81 SONS HARDWARE, CUTLERY, PAINTS AND GLASS SPORTING GOODS SLATE, TILE. TIN AND GRAVEL ROOFING 19l5:1d 9 7S thClh Street Telepho 654 Fort Wayne, Ind FRANK MUNGOVAN FUNERAL DIRECTOR MOTOR AMBULANCE SERVICE 1 908- I9 1 o Calhoun St. Phone 6649

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Flying Merkel Columbia National Bicycles and Sporting Goods C. E. KLEIN 1318 Calhoun Street For Quick Work and Best Service See American Shoe Repairing Co. Phone 2902 830 Barr Street Work Called For and Delivered See Christen Bros. Druggists I3OZ Calhoun Street FOR FULL LINE OF DRUGS AND DRUGGISTS' SUPPLIES Known for Values yan nga: mom.: .l....,... ... LIFE-SAVERS IJ:idK XVliat docs this mini m--an on your report card! Son-'tWcll, I-I--Why-er-thatls the tempcraturc- of the room. g ir 1. Angry Diner- Waitcr, you're not lit to serve a pig. Waiter- Well, sir, I'm doing my best. sr Q f Mc brothcr is a cook in the navy, Oi'd have yen to know, said the housemaid proudly. Oh, moi, said the cook sympatheticallyg aiu't that turrililel It must be awful t' bc :t cook where ycz cnn't quit wliin yez fale loikc it. ,F . ,. Tcaicher- What words are uscd most in any school? l'upil:- I donlt know. is W Q We can 't all dwell on easy street. No, but we can all live on the square. 4. .. . Ile- I always fall into conversation when I'm out anywhere. She- And I suppose you keep it shallow, so you won't get over your licad. --Judge. 8 K If Is dis whit dey wants a boy! It is, but it must be a hoy who never lies, swears, or uses slang. Well, me bruddcr's deaf and dumb, I'll send him 'round. -Literary Digest. I f i Walter- Father, when I graduate I am going to follow my literary bent and write for money. Fatlicr- IIun1ph, my son, you ought to be successful. That 's all you did the four years you spent at college. X Q l When water becomes ice, asked Mr. Putnam, what is the great change that takes place? The greatest change, sir, promptly re- plicd the Junior, is the change in price. 1 i I Yankee tourist looking at Vesuvius- Good night! It reminds me of Hades. English Tourist- My word! You Ameri- cans go everywhere. I I Q Freshie to Sam- Have youp any brown ties to match my eyesl Sam- No but we have soft hats to match your head.