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

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fe V te l Ol CENTRAL SHOE SHOP 3105 Indiana First Class Shoe Repairing Work Guaranteed No charge for small jobs JOE PRICE, Prop. For High A Grade Milk that is produced from choice cows, and taken care of by experienced help, the kind of milk the babies cry for and adults say, Give me another glass, is produced and delivered by the TABLE ROCK DAIRY Linwood 7649 EAST LINWOOD BAKERY C. H. Wall, Prop. 3614 Indiana When you think of good things to eat think of our bakery and give us an order. Special orders for weddings, parties, and receptions given care- ful attention. MISS WARREN MILLINERY Designing and Trimming a Specialty 27th and Indiana Ave. (Continued from Page 181) Almost Ugliest Boy — Parks Luck Prettiest Girl — We dare not say Ugliest Girl— Ain ' t no sech animal Best Cartoonist — Little Willie Adkins Vainest Girls — Harriette Newcomer, Bet- ty Hoover Vainest Boy — Bob Johnson The Twin Six — Opal and Ora, Leah and Nathan, Lorraine and Lucille Almost Twins — Toby Kline and Betty Brockman Sweetest Girl — Doris Burns Monarch of All He Surveys — Mr. King Belle and Beau Brummel — Martha Mes- singer and Charles Nichols Worst Case — Francis Tiffany and Jeanne Pickard Biggest Flapper — Louise Price Biggest Cake Eater — Donald McGuire RIDDLE ACADEMY OF MUSIC TEACHING Violin, Cornet, Tenor Banjo, Piano, Saxophone, Guitar Violin, Cornet, or Tenor Banjo Furnished FREE 3226 PROSPECT AVE. PHONE LINWOOD 7223 LANER BROS. Store No. 1 27th and Benton Linwood 8008 Store No. 2 2646 Jackson Linwood 7672 FANCY GROCERIES AND MEATS We Deliver Everywhere REaMM Page One Hundred Eighty-three

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3 J? . % Compliments of E. MOORHEAD GROCERY CO. WE WONDER SOMETIMES- Compliments of PITLUCK MARKET Linwood 2773 34th and Indiana KARL F. BUSCH 2702 Prospect Ave. Phone Lin. 4270 DRY GOODS, NOTIONS AND GENTS ' FURNISHINGS Bob-O-Link Silk Hose $1.25 Linwood 7376 N. A. ALCORN Furnaces Installed and Repaired Tin Work Gutter Spouting 3410 East 27th Street Kansas City, Mo. If DeWeese Erickson is really as bright as he tries to act. Whether Helen Conkey is hard-boiled. When Alice Linsker will get tired of powdering her nose in class. If Mildred Humphrey will ever cut off those pretty curls. If Mr. Douthitt was ever an ordinary child; he pretends to be so strict now. How Miss Root and Miss Duncan ever make themselves heard in Gym. From what lower regions Mr. See gets his big voice. When Paul Gribben will get tired of try- ing to introduce new fads at Central Junior such as silk scarfs around the waist, and eye shades. Just how many times Mama Jane Landes had her picture taken and put in the Ceejay. Whether Mr. Young ever did try New Way Hair Restorer. If there should not be some more offices created for Francis Tiffany to fill. How Jack Crabtree ever got to be Bank Director. (Continued on Page 187) HOME SPECIALTY SHOPPE (Lenora Thompson) Hemstitching, Pleating, Buttons Buttonholes Children ' s Clothes to order Complete line of Novelties 2618 East 31st Street Linwood 3871 WHY CASH AND CARRY we offer you FREE DELIVERY Gents Suits Cleaned and Pressed $1.00 Hats Cleaned and Blocked $1.00 We ' ve been cleaning for careful Kansas Citians for 23 years JUST CALL Linwood 1190 Leone Cleaners and Tailors Established 1903 2751 Indiana reircareiis fe usiis; Page One Hundred Eighty-five