Alexis High School - Memoirs Yearbook (Alexis, IL)

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a I, F. R. McLaughlin e an Fancy G roceries Fresh Roils, Dread and Cookies Diiily EXCLUSIVE LINES BLUE RIBBON and FERNDELL Canned Goods CHASE SANBORN ' S Teas and Coffees OCCIDENT Flour Telephone 48 F. i SPRINGER : Prapriotcr cf City Bakery and Restaurant SINCLAIR ' S ICE CREAM ' l Pleadquarters for everyting- usual- •I ly found in a first class restaur- H ant. 4. Vegetables and Oysters in season 4- • •J- • 4 YOUR PATRONAGE SOLICITED Telephone 4 w. A. Mcknight FOR QUALITY ' I ' •I- araware 4 j First Class Plumbing j Our same old motto: ' The recollection of Quality re- mains long- after Price is forgot- ten. UNDERTAKING A SPECIALTY Two Licensed Undertakers Mod:rn Equipment, Auto Hearse, Automatic Lowering device, Grave Lining PHONE:- 11 on 8 tor day calls. 4 on 45 for night calls. 4- -h 4- •I- •h •i- 4- CALL AT EAST SIDE TONSORIAL PARLOR For a nice smooth shave or a first class hair cut THE GENTLEMAN ' S GAME J. W. BRITTON. Prop. IK

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73 ee j-Je A a CALENDAR (October continued) Monday, 18th — Game Saturday with Abingdon. We won by a whisker — 14 to 13. Friday, 22nd — Robinson Crusoe was glad when Friday came and so are we. Monday, 25th — Aledo- ' s goat feeds in our pasture — 24 to 0. Wednesday, 27th — Miss Emery in Domestic Science, Name the ai-ticles containing starch. Pete Macliin, Two cuffs and a collar. Thursday, 28th — Margaret ' s felon gone and she is no longer exempt from tests. Friday, 29th — Prof, found his cow tied to schoolhouse door. NOVEMBER Monday, 1st — Game Saturday with Abingdon. Our colors were flying. We won 65 to 0. Tuesday, 2nd — New style of dressing — no ear puffs. Wednesday, 3rd — Some one looked a whole half hour before finding him in Miss Emery ' s roos. Why didn ' t they look there in the first place-he ' s usually there. Thursday 4th — Margaret Houston and Miss Parrish have new playthings. Nice Kitty. Friday, 5th — Rooters and football team at Aledo. Had a peppy game — Yelling does count. Score 7 to 0 — Why, yes, in our favor, of course. Monday, 8th — Allie Shaver started to school again. Tuesday, 9th — The Babcock Milk Tester discussed in physics this morning. X ' ednesday, 10th — Senior Class rings came tonight. Thursday, 11th — No school. Friday, 12th — Seniors sporting class rings. ■ , J. B. Sage Ed. Bengtson Higher Cash Price for Poultry and Eggs Telephone 2 on 22 Well Drilling Hand Pumps Wind Mills and Trad;ors