School of the Ozarks - Ozarka Yearbook (Point Lookout, MO)

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:E ' W S15-IO L THEQO ZARKS K AURORA MOTOR CO. U W. olive, Aurora, M0-ff' M Chrysler Sales Service ' Storage, Repairing, Accessories NEVER CLOSED When in Aurora Stop at 4 The Bank Hotel and Cafe f Regular,Meals, Short Orders OPPOSITE FRISCO STATION AURORA, MISSOURI XaffNv'A4v-lNv'lNnl Nv4Nnl Mv Mv -' 'Q - 's V 'V When in A URORA Visit the Ozark Park and Pool One Mile East on Highway 16 o 1 Swimming, Dancing, Picnicing, Tourists Supplies Cottages. Special rate for Schools and Churches to the Pool. .L. O. MAGERS, Manager Aurora, Mo. Phone 912F2 For Reservations Nv-f'v v ' ANA, - Kodak F S 'g Photographs Live Forever -z9 et,, . . 3 N ewburg Sisters 3 be ga - , 17 WEST LocUsT '70N. ?'7' , E,,,,,,gi,,g . AURORA, MISSOURI Copying l ,- , ,... .- . V W.. ' -- J-'-'-tl3?iif7v3i , ' ' ,sfigiv ,.,. g, , ' - ..'QQQ,1I:g2.I'-V ' .2225-. :fam '11 1- ' Twgf ' or o A ,ar i t o i H N r xl up 'N ll ll, X l 1 C5 Nl l ,,, 6 95 W was ffx QXXNT 'Pl ' x . i :f f ffiirr-.. ff E1 X 7 :.,..1 ,gpm Al f,,0- J 'S f 1 ess- ,A if- I 1'-' 1- ...., I I ff fx .5 4 . A-1 J' v 'f if W--...,., umm N. N

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is taking me with her. . . .- QQ 4 ' - X - A Q., - . ':v6v1'Vsf: . eN I ' X H S CHOOL GF THE OZARKS Wholesale and Retail Special Attention to Tourists' Wants BRANSON MERCAN TILE CO. ' E. E. DeVALL, Prop. GROCERIES, FLOUR, FEED, SALT, DRY GOODS, SHOES . PHONES: R2sidence,83g Store 36 BRANSON, TAIIVAIIJIEFSQCIIDIZO MI SSO URI --D E ALE RS INE FIRESTONE-OLDFIELD Tires and Tubes I HOLLISTER SER VICE STATION We Mean It HOLLISTER, MISSOURI C. B. BRITTIAN, PROP. DEBUNKING Lives of great men all remind us, As their pages o'er we turn, That we're apt to leave behind us Letters that We ought to burn. -California Pelican. l..- v. Hello! I-Iello, this Tessie? Yes! May I have a date? Yes, who is it? Mr. Bell: Joe you are so stupid, Why don't you study? Don't YOU. have a Bible? Joe Stevens: Yes, I have one but it's out of date, it's an old edi- 5 9 3 i 5 3 2 3 6 Phone 75 GETTING THERE Returned Tourist Qto his friendl- Well, I like Paris and Rome, but the best part of the Whole thing Was the trip over. Don't miss that, whatever you do, if you go to Eu- rope. -Christian Register. ii-T-1 THESE VIRILE HUSBANDS Henpecked Husband- Where is your mistress going for the Winter? Maid- To Palm Beach, sir. H. H.- Do you know Whether she f li 5 !,w i Q 4, 91 3 se..- gl fi' ls W fl: Mil . alxiili . ,. S2155 lin lim li li. . , l lg, iv' i I. l 1 .1 , tion. , I E i if -M. I. T. Voo Doo. 4 l Nils is f 4 sXN?Px-3' Q,,,.x-Mwsxx H Ve, ..-- 7 I WMQSS.. L- --. . 47- ' ,,..,. ' .mV fl V 'ff -,.?E4'.-2,1 i N1 ' ff'-A- v-4'-V 's:f' o 1, 4 , .V , ,,. .-...-.z:.nuMq:f: '- 1 . QU,-J.. , - Y. 1,1 ,....?l - , -- :-A -- '.V---3 . ' ini ,I--1- Y : ,,'- H, .' ,f - V , V A- , ,. ' ' F ' z 1'5 ,ff ,. V. , -V '. ...W gv '--., 1 . ' . . ..,' ,-.,?l V-V.g' , 'VV V- ,A.1.,,3E .V . -1:-,A .. - A,-1-1. ,. V - .,,.,-v A:--Avi v Q. .,.,, . , , - 's . 5 .14 I il Vi fiffil Ziff: I -QQV-al li l 33341 ,H . ., A it sfil, ii: , .VM' JJ: l il . , I 4 ' ' 'Q 11. 1 . i 4 Lv , if.: il li '1-A 1 ., 1. Vs' in 'il W: ..c fl, 1 ME' ' 'A Wi 5 1-' 3 1 1,1 It lelilg' KU mfg , . 'Hel 1 ,., : f ' Wits I 1 fi li, S V rg 1 . li 4: w., .r ,gl ..,1 :J ,M , EYE! .. ,ig ir -fa 5+-Lf ff .. HE! . il 1 3 21, 1 V ng h.,.4., V-Y .,l 1,1 luv ' 4 in l

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L Q- . ef- -V if WE X r, +1 ,ff ,, SCHOOL GF T oz R l , A HOMELAND FARMS COMPANY GENERAL OFFICE: HOLLISTER, TANEY COUNTY, MISSOURI IT HAS FOR SALE: Choice improved and unimproved Stock Farms, Tobacco Land, Cotton Land, Dairy - Farms, Fruit Land and Poultry Farms: Large Colonization Tracts in the White River Valley of Southwest Missouri and Northwest Arkan- ll sas: Bungalows, Cottages, Camps. Cabins, lots 4 and acre tracts in or near Hollister and the many resorts on Lake Taneycomo in Missouri .l This White River Country of the Ozarks is not a general farming country l such as North Missouri, Iowa, Kansas and other prairie localities, for ' this i country is hilly and rolling and for the classes of products best adapted to its U' soils. which grow abundantly here, its crops yield much higher returns in values per acre, than are generally shown in the prairie districts. , FOR INSTANCE: White Burley Tobacco pays about 3250.00 LH- an acre. Tomatoes and other Truck crops 8150.00, Straw- berries 3300.00, Peaches and Cherries .8250.00. I i There are no better natural advantages for dairying and poultry raising l anywhere in this part of the world. Alfalfa and all tame grasses yield abund- T antly. These are all money making crops. Cattle, hogs, sheep and goats I y thrive on the many rich grasses which grow wild in our woodland pastures. E VVe have a mild, congenial climate and unusually long growing seasons-at J least seven months for crops and eight to nine months for pasture grazing. T Expensive shelters for live stock are unnecessary. g 4 For Further Particulars Apply To Homeland Farms Company W l Hollister, Missouri wxl ' E l C f . C , V A -s M- T ,,, ,1 2. ,-Qi11-- If -- me-11 5 '- N' ' Y , vf-, 'V ,, . l