Yeatman High School - Yeatman Life Yearbook (St Louis, MO)

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WHITE WAY BAKERY E. A. APEL, PROP. 2511 N. 14th St. Birthday and Wedding Cakes and Cakes for All Occasions. QUALITY ONLY Phone-Central 8197 PALACE OF SWEETS 14th and Montgomery Sts. BEST ICE CREAM AND CANDIES VISIT US. Central 6076-L DEAN AND NI.-xnnoclc A Word for Father ' Dear God,'l prayed golden-haired little Willie, 'tplease Watch over my mamma. And then he added as an afterthought. And I dunno as it would do any harm to keep an eye on the old man, too. vEx. GOOD COAL Makes Warm Friends LUKE COAL CO. OFFICE: 14th and Bremen Ave. R. R. YARDS: 3922 N. Broadway BOTH PHONES Night Rate Mother , asked the small boy, What are prayers? ' Messages to heaven, dear, answered his mother. Small boy, thoughtfully-K'Oh, I seeg We Wait until bed time to get the night rate. -Ex. Members Florists' Telegraph Delivery V 1 11 oristS A 0 f ql UNCORPOPATEDF Bth and St. Charles Sta. 3514 North Grand Ave. Main l2l0 and l2ll Central 2l I4 Tyler H03 and ll04 Central 4l3I VULCANIZING Tyler l 272 ACCESSORIES Florissant Filling Station NIRGENAU BROS., Props. 2117 PALM STREET CCORNER FLORISSANTJ TEXACO OILS AND GREASE KELLY-SPRINGFIELD TIRES GOODYEAR Forest 2049 Delmar 783 TAYLOR-EASTON PHARMACY A. L. SPAEDY. IVIGR. 4500 EastonAvenue Colfax I55 Delmar l967 KUETI-IE'S Grocery and Meat Market Clay and Lexington l KRATO BROS. Pharmacists Prescriptions Receive Our Personal Attention 4044 Lexington Ave. ST. LOUIS, MO. JAMES BROTHERS Candy and Confectionery 3613 HEBERT STREET Not Strong for Work Tired Workerf' 'Boss, is you got a nig- ger on your books named Simpson?', Boss-'fYeah. What about it? T. W.- Wal, I'se dat nigger, bossfl jusg thought you had it down Sampson. X Puff' Om' lI'1421ff2'nf Svcmz

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KINLOCH, Central 8591 -L J. WOZNIAK Soft Drnks,Ice Cream, Candy and Tobacco 2521 Salisbury Street W. STANTON . BAKERY 2521 Salisbury St. FRESH GOODS DAILY E . B R U E R BAKE-SHOP W TYLERISBS 2015SaIisburySt. I E. On Its Uppers Colored Parson Csoliciting fundsj - Bruddern, dis church hab got to Walk. Deacon Cin Amen Cornerj -' 'Amen, brudder, let 'er walk . Parson- ' 'Bruddern, dis church hab got ter run.' ' Deacon- ' 'Amen, brudder, let 'er run. Parson- Bruddern, dis church hab got ter fly' '. Deacon- Amen, brudder, let 'er fly. Parson- Bruddern, it's gwinter take money to make dis church fly. Deacon- ' 'Let 'er Walk, brudder, let 'er Walkl' ' DRUGS -SUNDRIES- PRESCRIPTIONS Wolff -Wilson 's QUALITY HIGHEST PRICES LOWEST Corner 7th and Washington Avenue Decorated Gramercy: Why d0n't you have your old car repainted? ' Park- ' 'Wouldn 't think of such a thing. It's been stolen a dozen times and has the finest collection of finger-prints you ever saw. -Ex. Page One Hundred Six Bucolic Wit Si Mullins is a quaint old character liv- ing in a New England town, Whose make- up, some one said, is two-thirds curiosity and one-third Wit. On one occasion Si met a neighbor proud ly displaying a valuable horse. That's a fine animal you have there, said Si. How much did you give for him? I gave my note, said the friend curtly. Well,you got him cheap, said Si.-Ex. PRODUCERS-3 Plants WHOLESALERS RETAILERS-8 Yards BUILDING MATERIAL SAND, GRAVEL, CEMENT, ETC. ST. LOUIS MA TERIAL cQ SUPYLY CO. 314 N, 4th St. SAINT LOUIS .MATHILDA LEIDNER AL. FEUTZ, PRESIDENT SEC. AND MANAGER HENRY LEIDNER UNDERTAKING CO. 1417 North Market Street CENTRAL l708 TYLER 5 I 7 NO CHARGE FOR CHAPEL 2223 St. Louis Avenue

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GEO. WIESELMAN Prescription Druggist S. E. Cor. Sarah 8: Kennerly Ave. SAINT LOUIS A Friend Co1.FAx 881 CENTRAL 628l MATH. HERMANN 8: SON FUNERAL DIRECTORS Fair and West Florissant Aves. No Charge for Use of Our Chapel Near Enough One rainy afternoon, as a train from the East pulled up at a little station of a most depressing town in the fever-and-ague dis- trict of a Southwestern state, a passenger, thrusting his head out of a car window, asked of a dejected-looking man who was leaning against the station door Say, what do you call this measly, dreary, onery, low-down place? That's near enough, stranger, replied the native in a melancholy voice Let it go at that. -EX. Page One Hundred Eight CENTRAL 8223 TYLER 886 DR. A. STRATTON WOLFF DENTIST 2818 N. Grand Ave., ST. Louis, Mo. HOURS: BY APPOINTMENT ONLY Sure Sign MOKE-i'D09S yuh really love me or does yuh jes' think yuh does? MOKA- Yas, indeedy, Honey, I really loves yuh 5 I ain't done any thinkin' yet. -EX. Day-Long Dissimilarity A colored couple stood once again be- fore the probation oflicer. Now this, said the officer to both, seems to me to be a case where there is nothing Very much the matter except your tastes are different. You, Sam, are much older than your wife. It is a case of May married to December. A slight pause, and then Eva, the wife, was heard to remark in a tired voice: I-I really doan' know what you means by yer saying May is married to Decem- ber. If yer goin' to talk that way, it seems to me to be a case of Labor Day married to de Day of Rest. fEX. EMPLOYER Cto contractorbz Look here. I don't want this bunch of untrained loaf- ers sitting around here doing nothing. I want it done by skilled workmen. -Ex. KINLOCH, Delmar 498-L BELL, Colfax ll6-II7 L. TILLMAN LADIES' AND GENTS, TAILORING 4324 W. Florissant Ave. ST. Louis, Mo. 424i JOHN AVENUE Colfax l245-J EDWARD A. HEANY E. A. HEANEY CONSTRUCTION co. GENERAL CoNTRAcToR ST. LOUIS, MO.