Central High School - Caldron Yearbook (Fort Wayne, IN)

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ll. B. Woodworth tt llo., DRUGGISI . FORT WAYNE, INDIANA. Mrs. frank Hlderman, Dealer in n 4 4 fm lllmery 128 Calhoun St., Bome Phone 515 Main. ' fort wayne, Incl. Bon Con Store. S. Geake: He was the husband of his wife. Van Kahlden: Hilda is a German name, mean- ing originally to Hght. tls that true Smaltz W' Brown: Why, urbs is the name of a town. Kellar: They wouldn't put a proposition in the book if it couidn't be proved. As this one is in the book it can, therefore, be proved. There is no need of my proving it, hence l will take it for granted. Higgins: We are not spiritualisms. Olds: The result is tive halves of afootfl Van Kahlden: You girls are so exaggerating texasperatingl Parry : Spargo, Spargere, Spepargif' Lane: t'Asparagus, excused. Yatnello: When you want to know what kind of weather we are going to have, why just look at the thermometer. SD l'lSllIQll'S EIIIDOTIIIIII .roi-In Tuooirontn. tions, Revolvers, Ammunition, Fishing Tackle, Fire Works. All kinds of Singing Birds, Parrots, Import- Seecl, Best Mocking Bird Food, Cages, Etc. Repairing by the Only Practical Gunsmiths in the City, promptly attended to. 57 EAST MAIN STREET. ohotoooe tattoos.. Thltwlitgo U2 WEST Elihlhtli ST. Great Novelties in London Specialties. Van Kahlden: Decline your name Miss Smith. Smith: Uliraulein Smith. Oh, l can't. Van Kahlden: t'Oh, excuse me, l can't see how any one could decline you, Nliss Smith. Yarnelle: A siphon carries water over an eleva- tion withoutthe use ofa pump and disturbing the wa- ter. Brown: Aneas didn't have his armor, so he was afraid of his wife. Lane: When you have used the 24 letters of the alphabet use hgures. Parker : He raised himselt to the stars. Miss Diether Kona moonlight night after a long silencel: Let us sing 'Absence makes the heart grow fonder. ' Lane: Have you nec in your book P i' Tennant: Yes. l have two neckstnecso A Miss Hamilton: That's one of those verhq which double when they tome to the perfect.