Central Middle School - Ceejay Yearbook (Kansas City, MO)

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A -vnu 9,-.. I f ll -.ff IIQIIEIIZEHIiillliilHl5S?ili.i!Ii5!i3IiI!liiEiE!liiii! Compliments of MRS. C. L. Forster LIVE AND DRESSED POULTRY FRESH EGGS When you want the best get them from BOWEN 8: SON Llnwood 0904 3904 East 27th St. Say it with CANDY AND FLOWERS from Linwood Candy 81 Flower Sh0P Next door to Linwood Theatre 3036 Prospect PLAIN SEWING Surgeoni I'1l sew that scalp wound for you for S107 John- Gee, Doc! I just Want plain sewing, not hemstitching and embroidery, Schulz always was lucky. Why do you say so? He swallowed a pearl in an oyster, and the pearl proved to be valuable enough to cover the cost of the operation-and the funeral. Jim- I saw a horse with a wooden-leg, today. Pete-'tWhere7 Jimg 0n a Merry-Go-Round. Thornei Mark, see if you can guess this onef' Mark-t'Give it. Thorne- Well, a nickel and a dime were sitting on a bridge. The nickel rolled into the water, why did not the dime? Mark-- Give up. Thorneiult had more sense. FROM A Friend of Central Junior High Com plimenls of OPPENSTEIN BROS. 1124-26 IValnut sr. BOOKS! BOOKS! BOOKS! Stationery and Office Supplies Uhr Ifluuk Shun 1107 McGee St. Kansas City, Mo. .I lurllilllqlf' ' .. .. -.. -- ry - I- sz ' 'raw 2 'Q fall , .. .. ... 2 1: I llf'l '1 -' Ja'!151'3':?.E nlhflh?'L-l.S7Imcl..1l.h.lli.s ..,.. lim:iilgfflH555IgflQEiulZnl5fill??:lI5IIEZllfnfl1JIEliZuI:.llillE:ll.sll.S.l-...l .. .. . - . 1 I . 1 I -1 myf one flumzmz sim-f1'1-C