St Marys College - Dial Yearbook (St Marys, KS)

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COLLEGIATE CLOTHES A SPECIALTY | All we ask is an opportunity to serve you, and remem- ■ ber, while in St. Marys, you are always welcome at i Koppes’s Clothing Store. j EXCLUSIVE HABERDASHERY j FOR MEN | I j Best wishes for a happy vacation ! I Andrew Koppe$ College Clothier | St. Marys, Kansas j 1 l j Cremerie Restaurant 1 t » 1 t 1 WHITEKER BROS. | including ♦ 1 ♦ 1 Topeka, Kansas Vomar Cafeteria and ( 1 i 1 • 1 J Exclusive Wholesale Cremerie Restaurant 1 1 ( 1 I 1 Fruits and Vegetables J J. G. VOGT, Prop. ( 1 t ( Corner First and Kansas Ave. I 726 Kansas Ave. Topeka, Kansas 1 1 jl T. C. WHITEKER. Sole Owner | j Zercher Book 11 11 1♦ 11 i • I BOB MURPHREE ! Stationery Company 11 11 i Divisional Manager 1 Books Stationery Office Furniture I! 1 1 ♦ 1 1 Southwestern Engraving Co. j Star Engraving Co. ! T. L. Pattison, Prop. 1 ( 1 1 Box 331 ; Topeka, Kansas i 1 1 1 1 !! -4 L- Topeka, Kansas. Page 213

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 » I | Alumni of St. Mary's j Three thousand five hundred of you are on our files j We in the alumni office are working for your interest | and asking you for nothing but what you can give. ; Here are our requests: ' (1). Let each St. Mary’s alumnus help in every way possible every deserving St. Mary’s boy he knows. In the professional and business world this can be done by deeds and words. (2). Let each alumnus direct one boy to the College every year. Give the boy your reasons. You i | know St. Mary’s. You were there. Why would you i ! send your own son there? 1 i ! (3). Let each one of you pay his annual dues of i ! five dollars. This shows you are interested and a liv- i I ing member and that you are among the “faithful.” ! The moment sixty per cent of the alumni pay their i annual dues we shall begin to issue an Alumni Direc- ! tory. Come on! Now is the time. Are you delaying ! the Directory? Next January we shall publish the ! names of all subscribers for 1929. » j A In an ■■ ■ Association oft St. llfiry’s Collide | 1112 Midland Building Kansas City, Missouri i j ; THOMAS D. KELLEY, ’27, Secretary Pafcc 212

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SEMOLINO FLOUR is used in all bread served in the COLLEGE DINING ROOMS We call this proof of Semolino’s good qualities » » i i i i HAYS CITY FLOUR MILLS COMPANY HAYS, KANSAS Local Distributors, Erbacher Bros. 6 WAYS Out of KANSAS CITY With Through Fast Service to i ; DES MOINES—ST. PAUL—MINNEAPOLIS—DAVENPORT ! —MOLINE—CHICAGO—ST. LOUIS ; EL PASO—PHOENIX—SAN DIEGO—LOS ANGELES I —DENVER—COLORADO SPRINGS ! WICHITA—OKLAHOMA CITY—FT. WORTH—DALLAS Low Round Trip Fares to Pacific Coast One or both ways via St. Paul Information Cheerfully Given C. A. Scarlc. Genl. Pass. Agt. T. F. Sullivan. T. P. A. 716 Railway Exchange Building. Kansas City, Mo. Page 214