Cheney High School - Alfalfa Blossoms Yearbook (Cheney, KS)

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ri --V ---- -- ff' - ' 7 2' RED F. KRASE rms: ONE Pmcr: snot: MAN When in need of t Shoes, Hosiery, Hats, Gloves, or l Workingmen's Clothes E carry the most complete line west of Wichita Wichita and sell cheaper than anywhere else. Our new building will give us one the best store buildings in the state. We invite all ladies when wanting a place to sit down for rest, to come to our Rest Room which we will have es- pecially fitted for your convenience ...... Yours to Please FRED F. KRASE Woodward Chandling some books in the libraryj-- Mrs Mahin said we had to look over these books and l'x'e looked over the whoie bunch and don't see a thing but the wall. l,, junior girl to a Senior boy-- The expression of your eyes re- minds me of my grandfather, the time when he used to hold me on his knee and tell me stories of the War. Earl O., Qin physics classl- Say, Lillian, l'd hate to kiss away your tears. i Lillian- lt's hay fever. -l .,- Junior girl fmarching down stairsj- VVell I do Wish Verna w ould hold up her skirt. Junior Boy- Yes, I do hate to ride on a train without a ticket. Prof. fleaning hack in his chairj- Well, I almost fell over. Gusta- VVell, wouldn't it have been funny if you had. A ring around the moon means rain, As many of us know, One 'round a finger of a girl, Well-hthat means reign also.-Ex. LW C

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w. E. EE1'i1iAiiii3'wi5iiZiii3Mi:iirim Our prices are reasonable and our work the best. Our Motto is: Don't boast, but let others do the talking. Visitors always welcome. CHENEY, KANSAS. Phone '70 A spinning sat Priscilla fair, John Alden came to woe her there, So she put down the spinning wheel, While he put up a winning speel.-EX. ,,..-R,-1 John llillsap on the train being very studious, as Freshmen sometimes are, was studying his Latin and as the conductor came his way, his mind was so concentrated he did not look up nut putting his hand into his pocket handed something' to the conductor. The conductor began to read: Dear john-XYell this must be a letter from your sweetheart. lt doesn't look like ll ticket to me. R juniors are apt to fall. We advise them to read Proverbs 16:18. 'Pride goeth before destruction and a haughty spirit before a fall. Miss Sayles- Have you folks your data ? Toni- No, dates are too expensive. we have to use prunes at our house. Q. A. DAVID BARBER SHOP AGENT FOR KANSAS STEAM LAUNDRY

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G RD ER 8: IVICCU Do a general Real Estate business and all we can-but don't can all we do. We buy lots, sell lots, trade lots, and tigure lots on our H. S. Addition, the only one on our list that will bring par value in the markets oi the world. Come: buy the former: no commission in the latter, see? Exchange: city property tor farms, wild land tor tame, etc. und ad gusta. XVAN'l'ElJ-'l'o know how Velma Rlel'eelx measured the width of lflossiels friend's back at Nlinlield. NVANTED-A girlmlid Goldsmith. VVANTED-A cook.-liandkins Bros. Prof., in Psychology Class- lVl1at two qualities does the sen sation of sound give us? Isabel- Tones and nosesf' Durin the Cold Sna -Tom- Since when has this room be S P come a refrigerator? Lillian- Well, it has been an incubator long enoughf, Prof., seeing Nelle Woolf passing' a sack of candy around the line- I guess llll just take the whole sack. And l1e did. QThe se 1 sh thingj. A green little boy in a green little way, A green little apple devoured one day, And the green little grasess now tenderly Wave, O'er the green little apple boy's green little grave.-Ex.