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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-06
LITTLE STORIES FOR BEDTIME.
Sammy Jay Now Becomes a Quaddy

"oh. no. # doesn't either" replied
Sammy.
Who was IL told me that only
those who have some good in them
can become Quaddies. and that.
therefore. I had no chance!"
Peter hung his head and looked
very much ashamed. I'm sorry.
Sammy. that I ever said such q
thing" said he; Il was mistaken.
I saw you yesterday when you saved
Danny and Nanny Meadow Mouse
from Reddy Fox II was just such a
deed as any Quaddy would have
been proud 10 do. called a meeting
OF the Quaddies last night and told
them all about H. Danny Meadow
Mouse did. too. We talked II all
over and We decided that IL you
would like 20 be q ouaddy We would
like 70 have you join the band"
Sammy didn't know Just what TO
say. He cleared his voice two or
three times. started to speak. then
stopped. The fact Is Sammy was
remembering that he had made fun
OF the Qusddies and said that he
didn't want 10 join the band All
the time he wanted TO, because he
thought he couldn't. Now that he
could. little feeling OF shame crept
over him. Peter noticed H.
"of course" said he. we don't
want you 10 join unless you want
10. II you want 10 we want you TO.
There are no sharper eyes on the
Green Meadows or the Green Forest
than yours. Sammy Jay. and they
would be OF great help 10 US ia
times OF danger. In return all the
other Quaddies would be glad 10 do
something for you Whenever they
had q chance Just think II over"
Now Sammy Jay has q way OF
making up bis mind quickly: he did
now. I'll DO H." said he. From
now on I'm a ouaddy. and I'll DC
my best 20 show that, az bad as
am. there IL stili some good In me
By the way. have you invited Reddy
Fox to join"
NO." replied Peter. do you know
Of any good IN Reddy For"
Next story: How Rsddy For be.
came a Quaddy.
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TROOP NO. 65.
by Mmes c =.

Last sunday our troop took an
other hike" OF about 10 miles In
Palmer park woods. under tho direc-
ton OF our scoutmaster. We left for
Palmer Park at I o'clock sharp and
reached there about I2s Then we
walked 20 the woods. and saw q neld
lark's nest and four white eggs In
~ After we had walked for long
time Jumping over many small
creeks We were very tired. 80 we
decided TO take a rest and eat our
lunch. There was high hill nearby,
90 We walked over 90 the Mill and
tot ready 10 eat.
We dus a small hole In the ground
and made q fre In IL 10 cook our
lunch After we had eaten we prac-
ticed the wiF.weg and ardois and
ssmAphore codes In signalling when
We had praeticed q long time we
played many different games.
II was now about t:se and We
thought that we would 20 20 some
creek or pond 10 catch some frogs
to start n small aquarium for our
troop. We soon came Co q ANAL pond
whore there were many frogs We
caught shout nine aad put them In
FAR. Edward 0rass caught most
OF the frogs. As u was now = o'clock
we started home and reached the
car about 8 O'Clock.
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orthey, Russell frss~rs s@s
Hissln. baseball team Defeated the
Gililss team April -, ~ 20
Mrs Charles ~ Keller ana Ms
Bailey organized Junior SNiS
The following officers were elected
by standing vote Otto Price. preri
dent. sarah schulman- viee-presiden,
Henry Farrimond. treasurer, Sseil
RalIs secretary william RAdford-
Helen LaskAskA Chester WAncke'
Peter schAllsr, CHORD Carrier. Aus.
tin Johieeur and Efrner seeiey AL
The a class has finished its his
tory and Il row reviewing.
The As class bad q class meetins
Monday and selected for its class col
nrs purple and white
A gentleman from Edison's intro
duced the Diamond disc reeentiy.
He played q few pieces when tne
pupils present enjoyed very much
Mr. Jackson. teacher OF room y. mas
left the Higgins school fer employ
rnsnt In the offce OF Dodge Bros, and
Miss Ada c. Keilogg has taken MS
Mss Alrina Robertson. teacher Of
room z. Also left the Hisgins seneS..
and Miss Sarah Crissman. from tne
Morley school. has taken her piNs
McMllians Friday. April 20. IL 20 .
We recently saw q series OF stete
op,icon slides on Friends ana Toes
IN the insect world. which were en-
ga sherman. OF BIS class. has been
absent for several days with the
raumpA
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Bv LpeniIe
Journalists

thirteenth birthday with . party. on
April -
Room c is taking up n pretty dance
called The Ace OF Diamonds"
Miss Baldwin visited the rrow-
bridge school the week Of April as.
she took several classes 20 the kim
dergarten and taught them dances
The B-1 10 going 20 dramatiIe a
play entitled The Animal show"
The motto OF room N this week 10
zone today IL worth two tomorrow :"
Those who are on the roll OF honor
In their work In room A are a. fol-
lows: Arithmetic. Joe Wolf. Harvey
Mendelssuhn and Harry Yudkof; cur
its tests Jake Fraser and Harvey
Memberships spelling. Harry Balters
Harvey Mendeissohn ana Harry Yud-
kO1: geography. Lorens Nicholson
and sadie Goldglied.
The pupils % room VI are learning
the story % The UnErstefui Sol
der"
The pupils OF room A are taking
pp the felix tanes. The Vineyard
ErnlIe
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BISHOP SCHOOL

Editorial stan--Chief, Daniel Roson
assistant chief. Herman kanterl
Hymen romartn. Pearl Green baum.
Dora Wolfe. Hssei DeNesng. Ress
Norris
Miss Esteiie Haskell. teacher. room
y, has entered The Times contest. and
has quite a number Of votes
The sixth grade has completed the
course In arithmetic and geography.
and the rest OF the time viii be spent
In reviewing
The members OF the eighth grade
class enjoy the weekly meetings very
much.
Miss Baldwin visited our school
and we went through our physical
training exercises for her. They were
pronounced very good.
Room A IL learning a charming
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ants. all patrol leaders and assistants.
Az our last meeting. April Is. the
application OF Leonard Hemke was
received lie viii DO Initiated next
On the 18th, Scouts Bower. Reno.
Kramer and Raupp eycled 20 New
boston and enjoyed the burning sun
friday. IN. .eos, ball team played
the Ecerss "pick-ups" defeatlns
them by q score OF 20 TO !. The
scouts showed their ability TO ciout
the hall by making a humber OF extra
base hits.
Last saturday the following scouts
made q trip into the country under
the supervlsion OF tho sccutmaster
and successfully passed the second
Kramer. Wood. Frost Russell voll-
mar. Robert voilmar and Raupp.
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HOW TO STOP
DANDRUFF and
LOSS OF HAIR

Here IL q simple. inexpensive treat.
ment that will almost always stop
dandruff and scalp tching. ana keep
the hair thick. live and lustrOus AZ
night, spread the hair apart and rub
q little resinoi ointment into the scalp
gently, with the tip ~ the finger. Re
peat this until the whole scalp has
been treated. Next morning, iham-
poo thoroughly with resinol soap and
hot water. Work the creamy resinol
lather well into the scalp. Rinse with
gradually cooler water. the lsst water
being cold.
Rssinol ointment and reslnol soap
easily heal eczema and similar skin
eruptions. Prescribed by physicians
FOR 20 years. sold by all druggists
FOR trial free. write 10 Dept li.R,
Resinol Baltimore. Md.--Adv.
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SCRIPTS SCHOOL

Editorial stan-CAief. sylvia vsa
siemhroaekt ssststant ehtsf. Desseii
ert. waiter GrsAe, Lsetiie Adams
The graduating class for 1915 has
elected the class officers as follows;
President. Donna Hudson; vies-presi-
dent Francis jackson. SECRETARY.
William NcSaiiy: treasurer, Harry
Carmen There was q warm fight be-
tween them. but the girls won the
Highest ofhces The class pins are
the same "a they have been for three
terms except different color IN the
enamel The class eolors are red
and white
Ruth Tessnan has been out OF
school three days on account OF
hurting her foot
Friday and she was very much
pleased with the music.
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FINE DISPLAY
OF BIRD HOUSES

Under the auspices OF the conser'
yskion department OF the Federation
- women's clubs. IN charge Of Mrs.
n. + Austin. chairman. who has
worked indefatisably for It's success.
- sxhibition Of bird houses 10 being
held 1t the club rooms. corner Sec
oa4 and Hancockeves.
k fully four hundred houses have
been entered IN the contest for
prizss, which include two fns WORK
benches. . splendid set OF tools,
1raving instruments. plane. hack
Nv and try square, and q larre
punber Of lesser prtses.
h The contest is open 20 eli boys Of
~ city but naturally the Creates
interest centers In those attending
school and taking manual training.
0oet Of the houses being built dur.
~ the class work.
Many OF the houses are quite slab-
oruts. one built by Walter Mawoski.
q the Rose school. assisted By His
1ather. being valued at ,2s. A nun
Der are valued at go. and the prices
Sangs down 20 soc. which does not
nean that they look Ike that
amount By any means
b Dor fear that the impression might
Drevail that the women's FEDERATED
o1ube are TO profit pecunisrily from
>A1s exhibit II must be understood
ut rather than receiving one
Denny. the ladies have spent quite
= largo sum IN arranging the affair.
Nth the object In view Of promot.
- interest In looking after and pro
{, (D<tine the birds BY the children of
0otroit. The bird houses win be
80 10 visitors Who want them. bu,
- money thus secured win be Civ.
- tntireiy TO the boys making the
~ sdmissicn n charged 20 the
1T and IN addition the lsdie.
11nd 70 serve thsir guests win
- - 90 not fear that you are TO
II - - held up- II you pay the
box show . visit.
~ O. - FISCHER. John Sutton and
~ oen =. W. Robinson arr
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TROwBRIDGE SCHOOL
Editorial stsG-Chtef. Harry Yud-
kenI associates. Charistte Kuhn
reich. Harry kemer. Heiea Nua-

EDITORIAL ~tau-Shtet Harry Nud-
kent associates. Charistte Kuhn
r~teh. Harry kener. Hslea Nua-
ken.
Seweomh and German eatban
games have started IA the Trow-
bridge school The captains who have
been selected from room are as
fclows Roys-Team 4. Nathan
hlen. team , Hymen shupe Girls
Team Josephine Hinaeki; team
Those who were on the sick It's,
IN room A. week OF April IS. are as
follows Alice MArguet Airretta
MoweFy and Joseph DomAlueskt
The motto OF room THIS week Is
a CHEEKY smile hrightens a gloomy
day.
Room A pupils are taking up the
story OF Robert Bruce and the SPIT
der
Room @ children are taking UP the
folk dance OF Peach Parridge Hot +"
Room l children are learning the
story OF The Rat Princess
Elsie FiAnder has been promoted
90 the As. owing 90 her excellent
work this term
Martha Gorks entered room y on
Thursday.
stella Makoask; celebrated her
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the judges who win select the prize
winners.
A lot OF space could be given 10
the details OF this exhibition. aud we
would like 10 do so, but will content
ourselves with suggesting. really
urging. that you take an afternoon
or evening on and SO see what our
boys are capable Of doing with their
hands. supplemental TO the training
their heads are receiving In our
schools
William Manchester. chief editor
AZ Hubbard school. has been detailed
20 cover" the bird house show dur
ing the remaining days OF the ex-
hibit, and you Will appreciate his ar.
ticles.
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be very hot. and many good arsu-
ments will Re given BY both sides
our esteemed chief Charles ROs~
enEweig. l. IN with the mumps lie
IL being missed very much. for he
has had much experience In editorial
work. and IL Is pretty hard for the
editors 10 set along without him.
But we shah 40 our best sntil he
comes back. which We hope he soon
will
on the evening Of Aprti n. n sur
Prise party Was given In honor OF
Marjorie Ryrne, former pupil Of
Farrand school Games were played
Mra RyrnA
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new song entitled "IAttle Grey Home
In the West -,
We will start who's who" on
have a member OF the stan In with
every other LOT OF items
only n few are left who have not
Completed the Courts tests,
We will play the Williams schoo!
n game OF nswcomb this week and
everybody la our school thinks their
nswcomb team IL just as az strong
ha their soccer football team. winch
won tho championship.
our graduating class tnihks OF
having an outing. besides the usual
aNarclala
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BY THORNTON W. BURGESS.
tcepyfsst. 1915. NJ ,. @. Loyal
Ixks the plantfnR os a seed

=
Sammy felt very pleased with
himself He knew that IN saving
Danny and Nanny Mouse from Red
dy FOX be had done a kindly deed.
and somehow n made him feel very
good. That II the way with kindly
deeds. He didn't mind how angry
Reddy Fox. might feel. because he
70 30 used 10 seeing Reddy angry.
and he knew that Rsddy would get
over II. When be had given Danny
and Nanny that kindly warning he
had acted on impulse. Impulse. you
know. r. the doing Of a thing with
out thought. IL had not once enter.
ed his head that he wAs showing his
neighbors that there Is some good
In him.
All the rest OF that day the mem.
DRY OF his good deed made the day
brighter. II did more than that II
led him 20 want TO do other good
deeds. You know. one good deed
leads 10 another good deed. and
that IL why good deed il like
a seed planted in good soil so
Sammy few about through the
Green Forest and over the Green
Meadows watching for chance %
do something more for his neigh
bors. Now. OF course. he was prov
ing himself q good Quaddy, although
he didn't know II. for IL was for
Just such acts OF kindness and help
fulness that the band OF Quaddies
had been formed
Late that afternoon Sammy Just
happened by the dear old Brier
Patch. Peter Rabbit saw Sammy
before Sammy saw Peter. Hello
sammy!"cried Peter. You are JUS
the one want 10 see. "How would
you like 20 be a Quaddy7"
HUH" replied Sammy. II though
you said I couldn't be a Quaddy 2
so did" replied Peter. but W.
had another meeting last night ans
we've decided 70 admit our feather
ed neighbors az well az our four
footed ones. That means. OF course
II you want 10 be ouaddy. you car
ibs."
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TROOP (ECORsE). NO. !.
nv HERscHEL RAurr.

Well here's our third try ne the
game 40 let's see what we can do
A. our last meeting. April L. the
received. and he Was accepted ns q
gserr Ser OF the troop.
on the 3i.t. Erwin Quopard and
Arthnr nohIcI were tnitlated BY the
scoutmaster and minor officers. Tae
new members expected q rather
rough arAir. but ~ was = solemn one
throughout.
At the same meeting en-. foiiowinE
-srouts DeGraes. Reno and Pudysn.
piay-Heber,. Bower and Frost Me-
moral Day-Ssoutmsster and assist
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TROOP NO. y
~ THEODORE ROBINSON.
sAM SrnI ausLx 49,

The next pirturr ~ .Whg-. WA IN
IT. 10 Theodore Robinson. who Joined
our troop July - 1914. passed his
tenterfoot exams July 81 hls Sec
ont-eiass exams IN Palmer Park
woods Sept - 1874 promoted 20
assistant patrol leader sept -, 1918
was appnintedy assistant scribe March
-. 1915, and corporal % Tiger patrol
May l. 1913
Scout Ted R6olHson never missed
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ore single hike since he ioineS our
troop. nor a single meeting. and he
dont expect 20. He Ia a great help
many allulght hikes - NJ. Clem :
ems. Pontiac and FarminEton. ana
also 10 Ose6da. Mich, whlch IL 100
miles from Detroit lie IL very am
bilious. ana was going % walk 10
the San Francisco exposition. but
scout Commissioner FOSTER stopped
him because % cold and damp
weather IN November
Scout Robinson was ore ~ the
hrst In the scout department Of the
Times He was the first % speak
20 Mr. Prather about scout news or
the city, and helped organize tire de-
partment. which e now spreading like
wiid-fre being chief editor % our
troop. He also did a great lot %
work In the @. A r. enea mpunent In
this city his duty calling for i've
hours a day. but love for Ms work
and troop made IL twelve hours day.
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AhSE~Aa*~
The boys OF the B-s outspelied the
girls IN a spell-down April -
The advance room BOYS defeated
the a room boys In bali game ApTu
q. the score Being s 20 5.
Lilhbridge played Bishop NJ Belle
Isl. and won - 20 Is The lineup:
Clarence Begin. Theodore wsiling-
ford. Lawrence stanley. William Bar
rialt Norman voIiback. Joseph Hem
erytck Arthur DuPon Clarence Hil-
bon and Ralph sWarthout
Edwin Cough, Of the B-s. has LEFT
school 20 so 20 work.
walter Dunn. Of the Al. has also
gone TO work
Or. Chadsey visitsa the school on
Wednesday. April 80
The girls OF the seventh and eighth
grades are learning two new folk
dances. the Morris and the sailor =
hornpipe.
Leone Quick. OF room c. left las,
week for Flint
Room c defeated room n N q ball
game April % The score was 20 5.
The lower grades are much inter-
ested In nature study work. Room
" has quite n collection Of plants
growing in window boxes. among
them being crocus. viOlets, tack-in-
the-puiplsS. ev@rlas.ings strawb<r-
pies, onions. TAX. daisies. tube-roses.
cosmos. mignonstte. laFkspur and
beans
Miss Morley. % the Harris school
was q caller during the past week.
Report cards were given out Tues
day. April 81.
The pupils Of room r had n very
interesting stsreoptiecn lesson on
Rome last Friday in connection
with their seography work.
Harry Walsh a January graduate.
was a pleasant caller during tie
week
We are glad 20 note that our
youngest graduate. Thomas Judson.
n making good At Eastern.
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On the Trail of the
BOY SCOUTS

iak. about IS miles from Detroit.
We leave corner OF Woodward and
H i,i,i, a, ., m sri ms dinner and
and dinner at Orchard Lake Mr..
neakin. seoutmaster, will be In
charge
Emerson swart senior patrol
leader 10 sick a. home with the
mumps. He will BE cut soon.
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GEORGE JUNIOR HIGH
SCHOOL
Editorial stsn--Chisf. Reabea Apte-
Kari associates. David Levin. 10
aeph Melllaon. Isanc schlmmnnN

After a Ions string OF victories.
con fdent. and without pitcher. the
George baseball nine went into the
Alser team and wanted 10 win, ~
out. hitting that team. but failed mis-.
erabiy The score was % TO 10 IN
favor OF the Aiger, However. We'd
nesday. we play them on our own
grounds. and the tide Will surely turn
Tor with a pitcher We could out-hlt
the Alger school This IL our nrst de-
feat. and although our record 10
spoiled wo can at least get even.
Mr. Prather. by saying that We had
an antipathy towards girls. put us IN
a had tight. and we would wish 70
have the mistake rsctined one rea-
son why there are no f9minlne edi-
tors ~ our stan 10 that no girls are
available Another rrasin IL thst
should an editor OF the gsntler seq
not write any Items the masculine
editors could not tell them 20 -Bet
busy That Is. they would not have
the nerve Hence the absence OF
siris from the exalted position Of
editor.
FrtnttaE. en-. pisfn neat kisA-sAst
a. "a u..L 80.
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ActiUifies IN
Detroit Schools
SUGGESTIONS.

SUGGESTIONS.
n you want 20 spend an enjoyable
tternoon or evening. take your par.
1nts out 10 tho corner Of Second
nd Hancock and see the wonderful
<l6play OF bird houses. made by the
xoys IN manual training. The hours
~ from 2 TO 8 and 1880 TO 10. and
4 ne exhibition closes Saturday.
velma Null. Of the Berry school.
oends In q report OF the Junior
civic league OF the seventh grade,
shich A. quito interesting. but
. &hich We win be unable 10 publish.
- the reports are supposed to be
secluded In the regular school items.
Is a lister from Raymond Priehsrd.
chief editor at Mckinley school. In
4 1brms us that be has been quite sick
81 ntncs the Easter vacation, but has
+ now recovered his health and WIN
uroceed 70 get busy" on tho mat
@cr OF having items regularly from
~ school. Owing to lack OF inter
"A ~ on the part Of his associate he
&npects to reorganize the stan.
me BiIifldn theater. corner Hol-
F "a ana Greenwood. which passes
1ko EDITORS OF Mckinley and Tilden
ochooIs and Troop 81 TO the per
4 1ormances. has . splendid program
& - this week. q hvereel feature.
@The Nightinssie." for Friday night.
E >ulnr the leader. The Biilfken pro-
rrams are always worth seeing.
n the Late School Scores II
rooms that the score was reversed
r. ne rame between Campbell and
moorre. the latter having Is and
Donpbsli 10. instead OF tbs result
- psbIished.
your boys q Jones school made
- bird houses for the exhibition Civ.
- b. the conservation department
- he Federation Of womenis clubs
Ihe opsn-afr department Of the
s nnossll school continues 20 demon
6oxnfs IN value. -four new pupils en-
DDg1ng last week
1hs Camp rirs Girls OF Ne Wa
- camp are TO entertain the scouts
4 70 I1oop NO. I. Now don't get 5eal
rnD~.your time may come.
u member of moghGu were ssrved
$50 - and s'hsrmits- (vahtsvsr
1T - last week By giris Of the A
80 y rooms q ysfrban1cs. end the
o1Rws seem 70 b surprised that no
n1cli<iss have been reported.
Dwysr school editors claim the
1rf1nsttea Of bsing The frst 20 have
rn1or sanitary o61osrA
he Williams school editors do
1870 entire Satisfaction with their
1r1f 20 the Times once. and think
~ 6opec1ally sweet Of me manage
1T b prsssnting each with . boz
u me candy.
4 pupil n the A class q New
1or1y school declared Amstsrdsm 70
- Ne largest dsm IN the world
We are very Eisd TO receive items
4cm Paul Bolles. Of the Tflden
1o1ooi. published In Tuesdays pa
~ A fuli star II 10 be selected
g once and . visit paid the Times
~ the new editors.
orsuscl school boys and girls are
Voty busy preparing for the field
4 ~ contests II Sugar Island. and
conndeutiy expect 70 take number
= prizes.
Ia FINE DISPLAY
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u you want 20 spend an enjoyable
&fternoon or evening, take your par.
1nts out 10 tho corner Of Second
nnd Hancock and see the wonderful
<f1plsy OF bird houses. made by the
1oys IN manual training. The hours
ore from TO 9 and 1880 TO 10. and
ne exhibition closes Saturday.
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velma Null. of the Berry school.
ends I'm q report OF the Junior
civic league Of the seventh grade.
uhich 10 quito interesting. but
&hich We win be unable 10 publish.
- the reports are supposed to be
secluded In the regular school items.
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Y OFF

Lot Of fine silk null and
silk covered comforts with
figured center and 9 ard IL
inch plain silk borders-val-
ues from $500 to $500
May Sale ! off.
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Ip to 59c Fancy Linens, 25c

Up to soc Fancy Linens, 25c
Fancy lace edge scarfs,
hemstitched and open work
scarfs, 30-in., round and
square centers and shams,
Cluny lace doilies, tray cloths
etc, up to Soc value, choice
25c.
Up to soc Fancy Linens, soc
Table of fancy linens, in
GLIDING scarfs, centerpieces,
doilies, napkins, tray cloths,
breakfast cloths, ETC., up to
soc values, for Soc.
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HIGGINS SCHOOL

EDITORIAL stan-Chief. Herman Bsersi
assistant chief. Benita peesesi ss-
seeiate.. Myrtle sample. Margaret
soknIefn. Willie Orthey. Ciare.ee
ortAey, Russell Fr.ser. Ahsn hss-
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Q. rtghs-risss Jeb Dept.--Msia ls.o.
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Next story: How Rsddy For be.
csme q ousddy.
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A lister from Raymond Priehard.
chief editor at Mckinley school. In
6brms as that be has been quite sick
1lncs the Easter vacation. but has
how recovered his health and WIN
utoceed 10 get busy" on tho mat.
1cr Of having items regularly from
<Is school. Owing to lack Of inter
+ ~ on the part Of his associate he
~npscts to reorganiIe the stan.