The College Hill Booster from Topeka, Kansas • 1

RMvu 3 CyOr- She A A 'AA 1 Vy VOL. 1' TOPEKA, KANSAS, THURSDAY, AUGUST 10, 1922 No. 7 ITEMS OF INTEREST It will pay you to become a regular advertiser in The Booster. The next issue of The Booster will not appear until Thursday, August 31st. Appreciation, Courtesy, Service Rent a New Ford From MURPHEYS DRIVE IT YOURSELF Coupes Sedans Touring 115 West Tenth' Street A babyboy was born to Mr.

and Mrs. N. L. Clary, 1523 Redden Street, August 1st. Ned Keller is the new mechanic at the College Hill Garage.

GROCERY STORE UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT Your attention is directed to the announcement of Geo. W. Patterson which appears in this issue of The Booster. 1 1. Mr.

Patterson, who is a resident of this'-ulghborhood, has purchased the Crawford Grocery and Marke which he intends to operate as a cash and carry store. Mr. Patterson has been in business in Topeka for a number of years and has a host friends who, like The Booster, wish him success. While we welcome Mr. Patterson we also regret to see the Crawfori leave College Hill.

During their stay here they built up a nice trade and made many friends. Mrs. Howard Lehman-and son Willis of Denver, Colorado, visited Mr. and Mrs. John Claypoole last week.

P.W. FRENCH BARBER 1705 Buchanan Street Phone 1779 Rev. James Wells Rahill will leave August 20th, to visit his mother in Princeton, New Jersey and brothers at Philadelpia and New York City. (Continued on page 2) 5 BARGAINS to close at once. New Fall Hats on Display as soon as my room is remodeled.

COLLEGE HILL HAT SHOP Lou. M. Claypoole 1327 West Fifteenth Street COMMUNITY HOUSE NEARS COMPLETION The Euclid Avenue Methodist Church Community House at the corner of Seventeenth and Lane Street: is nearing completion. The structure is truly a beautiful one and The Booster' wishes to congratulate this energetic, ing church for such a splendid addition to Washburn College district. The public is invited to go in and see the building for themselves.

i Hi 1 0 I I i fv tv 1 i i ,3 vf COAL ON APPROVAL I Even in times of scarcity you can still have quality coal. We' Have In Transit Two Cars Cherokee Two Cars Osage City One Car Colorado Lump One Car Colorado Nut Call for Prices SHAWNEE COAL CO. PHONE 4761 ROBERT S. DICK Plumbing Phone 57901835 Lincoln Street We Regularly Provide the Sweetest and Best MILK AND CREAM for Homes, Shops and Cafes CAPITAL CITY DAIRY Wholesale and Retail Phone 1751 1700 Lincoln St. I 1 0 (i BOYS WILL BE BOYS Boys will be boys, is an ancient adage and a true one.

It also appears that Boys will be hoys no matter what their age. C. W. Carrier of-The College Hill Dairy, accompanied by his father, Thomas Carrier, Age 71, of 2414 Clay Street and brothers, Fred Carrier, age 58, of Overbrook, Kansas, and William Carrier, age 55, of Hor-nell, New York, recently visited the ole'swimmin hole, more commonly known as The Pool at Gage Park. It was ho wading party either for it was reported that the boys swam out into the deep water around the diving tower.

A fine time was had and alPseem anxious to go again. If you want to live in the kind of a town Like the kind of a town you like, You neednt slip your clothes in a grip And start on a long, long hike. For youll' only find what you Teft behind, For theres nothing thats really new; a knock at yourself when you knock your town. For it isnt your town its you. 1 ft If you are in the market for a new furnace, either pipe hr pipeless, it will pay you to see onr furnaces and get figures ou the joh.

Now is the time to have your old furnace looked over and put in shape for the winter before cold weather sets in. Don't wait until your gutters, tin and composition roofs are rotted out. Have them repaired and coated with our special "Roof Koter." It wiU often save you the price of a new roof. GATES AND REID HARDWARE AND TIN SHOP 1419 Lane Street Phone 2253 i sr fr A 13 'A I 1 22 sam rs a. '1.