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

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OFFICE Houss: 9 to I2 a. m.: l:3O to 5 p. M. and 7 to 5 p, m. ..Sunclays I0 to I2 a. m. Bell. Colfax 314 DR. R. F. LENCE, DENTIST Suite 2, Lmdell-Hebert Bldg., S. W. Cor. Grand and Hebert St. 3I29 North Grand Avenue SAINT LOUIS EBERIIARDT fzdTVEhIDCEMANN HOUSE OF GOOD SHOES 2615 N. Fourteenth St. EM E BERHARDT o'r'ro WEIDEMANN I CLINTON CANDY PARLOR 2122 N. 14th ....Ice Cream, Candy and Cigars.... Kinlunh, Central 947I-J Tyler 263s-J MRS. F. C LUBBECKE FASHIONABLE MILLINER 23I5 North l4ch St. ST. LOUIS, MO. LIBERTY FRUIT 81. VEGETABLE MARKET 2512 N. 14th St. on the White Way Fancy Fruits and Vegetables :: Eggs and Poultry Largest Market West of Broadway .IESSIE VOORHIS, PRQP. Verbal Barrage Shall I go over the top? asked the talkative barber, poising his shears. Yes, as soon as the gas attack is over, answered the weary customer.-Ex. MElllER'S PHARMACY THREE STORES: 20th and Ferry Sts. H. G. BORBEIN Wagons and Auto Truck Bodies 2l09-ll North Broadway STOCKER BROS. GRO. CO. Wholesale Grocers and Restaurant Supplies 1301 Franklin Avenue ST. LOUIS, MO. Bell Phone: Kinloch Phones: Main 2846 Central 5458, 4208 Safety First One snappy day recently J ohnny's moth- er sent him to the store to get a half a doz- en eggs. On his return he handed her a pa- per bag containing six articles, which, tho Egg-shape, were certainly never laid by a en. What are these? said his mother. It was eggs I sent you for. Well, ma, said Johnny, the streets were awfully slippery an' so I thought I'd better get lemons instead. -Ex. ' E. MORGENTHALER 8: CO. Cleaners and Dyers 1000 Wash St., ST. LOUIS Central 502l Olive 4224 Over 25 years in business. Harris and Florissant Aves. GO To THE Pope and Florissant Aves- o. K. KODAK FINISHING co. . I I To get your Kodak Work done. Cheapest place in MedIer on a prescription IS like S-terling' town, Compare our prices with others. S'l . on I ver J, F. DoosoN 3817 Lee Avenue Page Om, Hundred Twenly-Eiglzl

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JOS. H. HORACK CREAM BUTTER MIL K CHEESE PASTEURIZED MILK 3112 N. Jefferson Avenue Kmnoci-i. Central BIBZ Delmar 4507 Colfax IOQI E. L. ZOELLNER 4480 CLARENCE AVE. Groceries, Meats and Vegetables Something Wrong You heard me say my prayers last night, didn't you, nurse? Yes, dear. And you heard me ask God to make me a good girl? KlY'eS.77 Well, he ain't done it. f Ex. JANSSEN'S West Forissant and Linton Furnishings for Young Men Cheerful Thought The Yanks are coming, hummed the dentist as he prepared for an extraction. Going Up Yes, said the old man to his visitor, HI am proud of my girls and would like to see them comfortably married, and as I have made a little money they will not go pen- niless to their husbands. There is Mary, twenty-five years old, and a really good girl. I shall give her one thousand dollars when she marries. Then comes Bet, Who Won't see thirty-five again. I shall give her three thousand dollars, and the man who takes Eliza, who is forty, will have five thousand dollars with her. The young man reHected a moment and then asked: 'tYou haverft one about fifty, have you 'Z' -EX. Olive 253 Central 365 MARK CRAWLEY INSURANCE and SURETY BONDS 1 052 Pierce Building Be-11, Tyler zzzo Kinicfh, Central 5702 AUG. LEIIVIKUEHLER Grocery and Beverage Parlor S, E. Cnr. Twenty-Fifth and Dodier Ste. Merchandising Pure Foods since 1892 BARTI-l'S MARKET 3301 North 14th Street C ntral 6852-R The Guerclan Hat Co. TWO STORES: Broadway, between Market and Wal- nut -:- 9l4 Olive St. NIFTY HATS AND CAPS Style, Quality and Price IOOZ Right. BEST WISHES OF A FRIEND Plz-gc Om' llfnnirufi Tzserzzgx'-Snell

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A DELICIOUS TREAT HARD TO BFAT BANG? lCEd ISIREAM THE BANNER CREAMERY COMPANY ST. LOUIS ICE CREAM Cons., HIGH GRADE ICE CREAM SOLD AT W A G E R , S 1714 No. 14th St. Where 14th St. is Crooked .EXC E. A. HERR .1111 MEATS AND VEGETABLES 5' 1 1 will gmp mn zsos N. GRAND AVE. WEMFME Strengthening His Last Fence A prisoner in a Western case was hard to satisfy, and juryman after juryman was asked to leave the box. However, at last the swearing in of the jury was completed. Then the prisoner leaned over the dock and sought the ear of his counsel. The jury's all right, now, I think, he whispered, but you should challenge the judge. I've been convicted under him several times already, and maybe he's be- ginning to have a prejudice., '--Ex. Edward Ebeler MEATS 8: VEGETABLES 2868 Ashland Ave. C lf 1645 Delmar 982-I A Minus Qnantity Kind Friend--Ml did what l could, To- ny--l told her you had more money than sense. The Victim--' 'And what did she say? Kind Friend--1'She asked if you had any money. --Ex. I an - , . .1 me Ti'-'ia' QQ 0 0.1! SIQCR , 1 TT' .L The World 's New Leader - ' .life for lJf'NlU71.if7'l!fffHl UNION TYPE WRITER CO. ESL 115-117 N. Ninth sf. olive 348 SALES REPAIRS RENTALS SUPPLIES U111'lln11ffrwl 1'iui'u1 X