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

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..-I .. ...Ilan s l I, I , Ihr, , LOUIS K, MEIER Groceries and Meats 5122 East 24th Phone BEnton 3198 BARBER SHOP Ladies' and Childrcn's Hair Bob and Shingle Faultless Laundry Agency Roy Fulton, Prop. 4044 Prospect We suggest the following signs for rail- road crossings: Come ahead. You're unimportant. Try our engines. They satisfy. Don't stop. Nobody will miss you. Take a chance, you can get hit by a train only once. if SECONDARY EDUCA'l'ION One day Jack said to his mother: L'May I tell you a narrative, Mother? The another, not being used to hearing such big words, said, HWhat is a narrative, my boy? 'AA narrative is a talef' said Jack. That night, when going to bed, Jack said, May I extinguish the light, Moth- er? His mother asked, K'What do you mean by saying extinguish? Extinguish means to put out, said Jack. A few days later Jack's mother was giving a party at their home, and the dog walked in. Jack's mother raised her voice and said: Jack, take that dog by the narrative and extinguish him. F-U-R-S For Occasions expressing the Advanced Mode with Unusual Chic and Dash SHUKERT FUR CO. 1113 McGee St. Compliments of CROWE BAKERY 14th Street and Brooklyn Phone BEnton 1652 l u36'l '1 'l I2'I'v'I 'if9ii Hl55'lHiI'H7IWillFalla'I?il!'iiEIIEiiiillliillIHIEEZIHIEQIIIHZEIEilgliiliilliiliiiilliliigllflI ....-',Flz.. ..... .. 1. . .. .. m. . . we ------- -- Page Ona Hzmdrezl Seventy-one