Dysart High School - Oracle Yearbook (Dysart, IA)

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PROGRESSIVE COMPETENT Get to know GUY and TOM For Perfect Satisfaction in Price, Fill and Attention- Consign your stock to EMMET T, VVHEELER CE, POLLEY Live Stock Commission CATTLE HOGS SHEEP G. L. IGuyJ Wheeler T. K. ITomI Polley J. fLenJ Farren W. H. fDinkJ Davies C. M. CPepJ Brown Al. Johns H. M. lFeeI Wheeler Office: K. A. CKatyl Emmett P. J. IPatI Whalen Stock Consignecl to Us will be Yarded Promptly, Handled Properly and Sold for their Full Market Value REFERENCE: DROVERS NATIONAL BANK AND PATRONS WATCH US GROW Over two hundred new patrons and friends during the past year OUR CONSISTENT AND UNTIRING ENDEAVORS FOR PRICE, FILL AND ATTENTION, WARRANT CONSIDERATION. SEND US YOUR NEXT SHIPMENT Phone Boulevard 2267 ROOMS 136-138 EXCHANGE BLDG. UNION STOCK YARDS CHICAGO CONSERVATIVE RELIABLE .. ..... . ................. ....... ..... ................... Severzty-six

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ysart Hardware Co. General Hardware and Electric Supplies Windmills and Pumps, Plumbing and Heating Majestic and Quickmeal Ranges Round Oak and Lennox Furnaces Automobile Assessories Phone 16 What Became of Little Mary? Little Mary started to school, slate and pencil in hand. By-and-by she stopped the use of the slate, and the tablet was substituted. She also dropped the r and 'ilVlay was her new name. High school days increased her knowledge and also her name-it appeared Mayme. College days were crowded full and the little notes reached home signed, Maef' College days have passed and gone and in a home of her own they call her, Ma l FOR- ERVICE Quality and Quantity In the MEAT LINE Minister Qwho had forgotten G0 to the date while writing marriage certifi- catelz Let me see, this is the fifth, islfl ir? CITY MEAT Gentleman Qblushingj: No, sir, g only the third. One advantage a bachelor has over '21 5 Geo Oster Prop married man is that he can put on his socks from either end. Seixenty-1i've

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QA Drop in The Bucket Every householder's expenses are divided into a number of items:-food, rent, clothing, fuel and light, house furnishings. insur- ance, education, amusements, and sickness-and the telephone. Of all these items of expense, the telephone is one of the least, being a very small percent of the total cost. For a trifling sum at most you have constantly at your com- mand millions of do1lar's worth of property, and the service of skill- ed workers. Q In the business the cost of the telephone is frequently an even smaller' proportion of the overhead expense than in the household. It only needs an emergency to bring it home to any subscriber that the telephone is worth many more times its cost. In the face of today's high cost, the telephone is a bargain, and a daily economy for every subscriber. Farmers Mutual Telephone Co. Say', Listen! If you Want the Best in BUILDING MATERIAL and COAL SEE Townsend 81 Merrill Co. or' Phone 33 ................. Seveniy-sez'e1z