West High School - Westerner Yearbook (Denver, CO)

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Established 1890 Phone South 10.95 Broadway Restaurant W Wm, A 0.11 SMITH Proprietor F. E. BRISTOL WATCHMAKER AND JEWELER OPEN DAY AND NIGHT Dealer in Dialonds, Watches, Clocks, Jewelry ,f Silverware, Etc. Broadway Denver' Colo' 129 BROADWAY lFirstAvenuel DENVER. COLO. Telephones SOUTH 220 and 200 A. W. BUSH, Telephone Main 3788 PIPES IN PROFUSION Prescription Drugglst Goods Delivered Free. I A SUIIIII BI'0ldWBy and Dakota, DEHVCF, COIO. y THE PAGE CIGAR CO. Proprietor ARTHUR LOVV Expert Bicycle and Novelty Repahingi All Cigars Sold Fresh From the Humidor Complete Line of Tires and Supplies. PRICES ARE RIGHT 9l SOIIIII BI'08dW8y Corner Bayaud 410 SEVENTEENTH ST, DENVER, COLO. Between Glenarm and Tremont Irene S4 The more I study psyclmlngy the less I seem to know :thnut it. Miss Jackson: You have been studying Inn h:n'tl nt lztte Irene. 'l'l1t- lmsiltt-ss xxorltl ix in tit-t-tl of wt-ll t'tllIL'1llt'tl young mt-ti :Intl worm-It who hzttt- all-an haul tht- syn-t-itil fl'illllllll.f whit-ll tits tht-tn tn luttullt- lnmnt-w attlzurs. This wt-lmnl ix gitingg just this ein-t-itil trnitiittg. Its flratllluh-S urn- sttt't'4t-sling: fair lu-ytmtl what tht-5' t-tuttltl utwstlvly llzlxt- tlttnt- tntlit-twxist-. I lltlrillg tht- past j't'1ll' mt-I' ltlll high srluml utxttlllaltvs :mtl mx-1' Quin with tiltrrt- or lt-ss high M-litml iI'2llll- ing wt-rv t-nmllt-tl atiittmg' our ntnnlwr. Ynnttg' mt-it zmtl mum-tt nt' tht- Wt-st lit-mt-r lliuh art- inxitc-tl th vull antl iiivt-stiu,'att- uttr fmilitit-s atntl tht- at-tuttl wnrlt wliit-lt is In-ing: tlt-in-. 'l'ht-rt- will ht- t-htfsts in all dt-partym-nts tlirongltont thc snrmnt-r. MODERN SCHOOL OF BUSINESS 1303 BROADWAY, DENVER GEO. LAMUNYON, PRES. Avlvl'Lvl'A'Av-'AJ'-v-Y-Y-Y-Y-v-v-v-v-v-v-v-v-v-Y-v-vvvv-vAvAvAiiI I

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Major I. E. Huchingson Dictuling to Shorthand Class THIS SCHOOL IS YOUR SCHOOL When you think of attending business college, why is it that the Central is thought of lirst. B E C A U S E: It is the oldest and best-known in the City. Its graduates have met with success, and they send their friends to the CENTRAL. lt offers more and better advantages than other schools. lt conducts business practice offices and a model office for giving bookkeepers and stenographers actual experience. It occupies a new building, fitted with every necessary convenience. It has an earnest and wholesome school life. lNew Location! 15th St and Cleveland Plase. CENTRAL- BUSINESS COLLEGE. L. A. ARNOLD. President. E. A. VAN GUNDY, Secretary. Sidney Mac was noticed with Il big hoe one tiny recently. When risked the use of this implement of torture he remzlrked that he 'tintended cultivating Latin and Greek roots. S D PHONE MAIN 6478 ESTABLISHED 1902 932' Candies, Fruits - and - Fancy Groceries fam' Failor and .Yfabit maker ' ' Plain and Fancy Tailored Gowns Designed and Made i Sideline' in Every Variety. and Satisfaction Guaranteed 125 Fifteenth Sf- iss and 135 FIFTEENTH sr. DENVER. coLo. when you want a Nice Box of Candy WATCHMAKER AND ifwfifn. Special prices on graduation presents. My facilities for manufacturing and re- - - g0 to - pairing watches and jewelry are the finest in the West. Give me atrial and be convinced. Residence, 632 Galapago St, VI

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