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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-28
or ADMINIsTRATR1x SALE


The undersigned. administrators Of
the estate of VIM Golden. deceased. here
by gives notice that BY virtue Of an
order Of the Lake Superior Court she
will at the hour Of o'clock a. m. on
the 18th day Of October. 1920. at the
law office of Mcmahon & Conroy, 4O6
Hammond Building Hammond. Indiana.
and from day TO day thereafter until
sold offer for sale at private sale all
Of the interest OF said decedent in and
to the following described real estate.
The West two-thirds Of lot FL Block 2,
ana lots % and % Of Block Q Riverside
addition to the city OF Hammond. Ind
lana. together with the dwelling house
and appurtenances thereunto situate. all
in the city Of Hammond. Lake County.
Indiana
Said sale Will be made subject TO the
approval of said court for not less than
tic appraised value Of said real estate
and upon the following terms and con-
ditions All cash or one-third of pur-
chase money cash in hand. the balance
in two equal installments payable in
nine and twelve months from date. evi-
denced BY notes Of the purchaser bear
ing six per cent interest from date,
waving relief. providing attorney fees
and secured BY mortgage on the real
estate sold
IVA r HORSEPOWER.
Administrative OF the estate of VIM.
c. Golden. deceased.
MCMAHON g. CONROY.
Attorneys for administrator. 92s
NOTICE TO NONRESIDENT
rho state IF Indiana IaLe County
Carl Szozda, vs.. Mary Szozda, Cause No.
1875. Action, to divorce. in the Lake
Superior Court, September Term. 1920.
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS


Party who Will pay balance Of only
S265.00 in monthly payments Of s12 can
secure splendid Player-Piano with
bench and library of music rolls by call
ing at $50 Broadway, Gary. at once,
and ask for Mr.. Miler's Player Piano.
Open evenings p. A. Starck Piano Co.
552 Broadway. Gary. Ind 9-24-6t
FOR SALE-Grocery fixtures. can be
seen 4S57 Magonn ave. East Chicago.
Store for rent. 9-27-3
FOR SALE-Iron bed springs and mat
trcss. 800 Indiana ave. Ham 9-27-2
FOR SALE-Large size baby cart. reas-
enable 1913 Hoffman ST. phone Ham
mond 2761 9-27-2
FOR SALE-HousenoId furniture. com
plete rooms. 10 months old will
sell very reasonable. Call at 370T Cedar
st. middle fiat Indiana Harbor between
IL a. to u noon or { H. M TO r.
IN. 9-27-4t
WALL PAPER-The right kind Of wall
paper beauties the home. l have 1t.
You want it. Call Carl Vermett, phone
429 Hammond for free estimate 9-27-tr
FOR SALE-Bicycle, IS. S39 Walter st.
Hammond. 9-27-2
FOR SALE-Dining room suite bargain
just like new. 5SS Forsythe ave w
Hammond. q-27-3
FOR SALE--3 tons soft coal SIS so per
ton. also kitchen stove. spring chic
Sens reasonable. Call from to D
~. SIS Wentworth ave. w. Ham 9-27-2
FOR SALE-Piano: good harp: good
condition. $50. 20 Condit St. Ham
mond. 9-27-3
FOR SALE stoves. ! hard coal. ! soft
coal. cheap. 40 Condit st. Ham. 9-27-3
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FOR SALE Sprayers OF
cabinets. Frank S. Bet2
Co. Hammond. sss-.
NEW GAS RANGE

For sale. never used, refrigerator. fine
less cooker. white sewing machine. rugs
garden hose nearly new some antique
furniture dining table. 100 years old
mahogany dresser rockers. stands bed
etc. leaving CITY 1923 Harrison ST..
Hammond. 9-2S-5
FOR SALE soft coal heater. cook
stove with water tank; I steel range.
/ center table / white iron bed and
springs. 1 small dining table. ] kitchen
safe. All going cheap. 50 Siblev ST..
Hammond. 9-2S.S
FOR SALE-All kinds Of slightly used
dining room tables. al bargain prices
Peoples Furniture store 3439 Pcnnsvl-
Nania ave. Indiana Harbor 9-26-3
FOR SALE american adding mech
inc. Inquire at W>.tng News CO.
Whiting. Ind. 9-2S
FOR SALE-Ilbrary table. Call 81
Highland st. phone Ham. S17-J. OPS
FOR SALE kitchen range: 1 bicycle.
$50 Sibley St. phone Ham. S95-R. 9-2S
FOR SALE Singer Sewing machine.
like new. Must soil this week s36
Alice st. In the rear. Ham. 9-2s2
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a
sale. gilt edge, runs three years
per cent interest with accrued interest.
Earns S ga per cent Address B-f22
Times Hammond. 92S-5t
FOR SALE
On Van Buren, street new room
modern bungalow. 3712 foot lot. oak
floors throughout. It. cement floor base
ment Holland furnace. coal bin. station
AIRY tubs. window shades. expensive cleo
trical fixtures. Vacant now. Price So
600 with $1,000 cash. balance S35 per
month, which includes interest.
ON Forrest ave. new room house,
hot air heat, 80 fit. lot. garage. strictly
modern. One Of the best houses in city.
Immediate possession. Price $500 with
$1,000 cash. balance same as rent.
on Summer street close 10 the new
bungalow on 80 IT lot full basement.
modern except heat Garage. Price
only S4.100. with $1,000 cash; balance on
lv $50 per month which includes the in
GUY ". EATON
Real Estate and insurance
Specializing in Residential Property
suit iO3 Citizens BUILDING. office
phone 49, residence 1872 Ham 9l2S
FOR SAIsE-21 acres we'll improved
farm $500: also so acres. $50 per
acre Jennings County, Ind. good clay
soil Box 29S or Monon r. r. crossing.
SibIey ST. 70 10 p. m Ham 9-2S
FOR SALE-Rungalow brick. in Home
wood near Country Club Five rooms
two more can be added. finished in hard
wood Will accept less than cost for
quick sale Write Real Estate Times
Hammond 9-2S-l0-I
FOR SALE-For less than cost brick
bungalow Just completed, five rooms.
pantry and vestibule. tiled kitchen and
bath finely decorated. one-half block Of
car South Side. Terms. Write r 3
Times. Hammond. 9-2S-3
FOR SALE-Have choice lot on South
Side l block of car line. will build
bungalow to suit party. for $1,000 to
$1,000 and s25 a month. Write r .
Times Hammond. 9-2S5
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WANTED-MALE AND FEMALE

WANTED-Clerks tmen women) over II
for Postal Mail Service, s135 month.
Examinations October. Experience UNI
necessary For free particulars write
X Terry. Cformer civil Service Exam
iner) 495 Continental bldg Washington.
n e. 9-27-2
NNANTED-M Married middle aged couple
for housekeepeT for men and l3 year
old boy Al references required. Call
after D. m 1917 Grapevine St. Ind
lana Harbor 9-27-3
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l. 4
NOTICE or ADMINISTRATIONS
In the matter OF the Estate of John
Dudick, Deceased No. 1903.
Notice Is hereby given that the under
signed has been appointed Administrator
of said Estate. by the Judge of the Lake
Superior Court.
said Estate IS supposed to be solvent.
First Trust & Savings Bank Of Ham
mond. Indiana Administrator.
Dated September goth, 1920 9-2l
NOTICE TO NONRESIDENT
STATE OF INDIANA. LAKE COUNTY.
II THE LAKE SUPERIOR COURT
SITTING AT GARY SEPTEMBER
TERM. 1920 BENNY RUSSO vs..
ROSALE RUSSO. CAUSE NO. 5078.
ACTION TO DIVORCE.
Now comes the plaintiff by Louis
George and H. r. Steward. attorneys.
and flies his complaint herein. together
with an affidavit of a competent and
disinterested person. showing that the
defendant thereto. to wit Rossale Russo
il not resident Of the state Of In
diana
said defendant Is therefore hereby
rotihed OF the tendency of said action
and that the same viii stand for trial
at the next term of said Court. and that
unless she appear and answer or dcmur
therein. al the calling Of said cause. on
The 18th dag Of November, A. D. 1920.
the same being the 7th day OF the next
team OF said Court to be begun and
neld in the Court House al Gary, in said
County and State on the 2nd Monday Of
November. A. D. 1920. said action viii
be heard and determined in her absence
In Witness Whereof. l hereunto set
my hand and affix the seal Of said Court
ar Gary. this 18th day Of September. a.
d. 1920
(SeaD HERBERT l.. WHEATON.
Clerk J.. s C.
BY Cora D Anderson. Deputy Clerk.
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WANTED-Garage or s-greroom space
about 50x100. more or less. imme-
dlately. Steffenguide corporation. Ham,
mond. Stiff
WANTED-Couple with infant wants
3 or very nicely furnished rooms.
for housekeeping in Eat Chicago. mod
ern and good neighborhood Mrs Gre
hnor. 4114 Magoun ave. East Chi 9-27-3
WANTED-To rent. i've or six room
house or cottage by Oct. 1st best Of
references. Phone Ham. 2546. 9-27-3
NANTED-I,arge we'll furnished lighted
and heated room. down town district.
Hammond. by Americans working in
office. Best references. 2J2 years in
last place Unless room is clean warm.
and well ventilated don't write or phone
H. NJ Williams. go Sibley St, phone
S27-W. Hammond a-27-2t
WANTED TO RENT-Desirable room.
convenient 10 bath. on South Side be-
tween Monon tracks and State Line st.
by man and wife. Write 81 Times.
Hammond. 9-27-tf
WANTED TO RENT-By
Nov. LIST, five to seven
room house or flat. Four
adults. Best references.
Will pay rent quarterly in
advance. Address A-9S
Times, Hammond. Isl
WANTED TO RENT on 3 unfurnish-
ed heated rooms. by young men.
Write B-4 Times. Hammond 9-2S-S
MANTED-By young couple light house
keeping rooms or apartment furnished
or unfurniShed South Side. Phone
Hammond 1926 912S-3
WANTED TO RENT-3 or rooms.
house or fat. may buy house after liv-
ing in same VIII pay rent months in
advance r. sherman. care Army Store.
81 State ST. Hammond. 92S3t
WANTED TO RENT or room cot
tage Inquire 494 Slbey St. phone
Hammond 1875 q-2S3
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ULLRICH e BICK
hone 4S0-26ha Hammond

FOR SALE-Southern Michigan's best
farms. fruit or grain. large of small
he a farmer, make money and be indie
pendent Write Robt StorlcH Colona.
Mich. 9-1S-6
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WANTED-Men for I'M
loading coal and sand, day
work or piece work. Wanner
Malleable Iron Co, Summer
St. Hammond. $50
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TRY A "TIMES WANT AID"
MRS. E. LEE
Phone 334S

Lectures d ally
from 9 a. M. to 9
p. m. The Right
Way to Live. F" ZIG
State Line ST..
cor. Douglas. Ill
side, Hammond.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-28
INVOICE CLERK

Wanted-An invoice clerk
experienced preferred. Must
operate typewriter and have
had several years business
experience, good wages. Ed
wards Valve and Mfg. Co.,
East Chicago. s'-'i
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w AN ED - experienced
sales ladies, good wages,
steady position. Apply at
once. Bee Hive Store, East
Chicago. s14
WANTED-Woman for house work.
Hours. 1920 a. m. to p. n. Phone
Hammond 14l4. s-27-6
w;ANTED-GIRL TO eoM IN 7:
WORK SHORT HOURS. BIG WAGES
TO START RAPID ADVANCE AP-
PLY W. Is. CoNKEY co. HAN 9-2'-6
WANTED-Waitress at Phillips Hotel.
phone East Chicago $50. 9-27-3
WANTED-Ciirl for work in ice cream
parlor. 1S4 Sibley st.. call 1868 Ham
mond 92l-3
WANTED - Experienced stenographer.
with some clerical experience steady
position. In making application state
age. and experience. Write AIS Times.
Hammond. sE2'-2
GIRLS WANTED-Must be over Is yrs.
of age Steady work Reid. Murdoch
& Co. Hammond. 9-27-3
WANTED-Naitress JOY Lo Restau-
rant. 100 State St. Hammond. 9l27-S
WANTED-Immediat stenographer.
with al least one year experience. Per-
manent position. Green Engineering Co,
East Chicago. 9-2'-3
WANTED-$350 per day paid one lady
in each town TO distribute free cir
culars for Economy Non-Alcohoiic flaw
oring. Permanent position. +. j. Barr
Co. Chicago. 9-2S
WANTED-Ste pher with some
clerical experience. Swift x Co Fer
tilizer Works River Road and Marble
st, Hammond 92S
WANTED-Cirl for general housewo rlz,
family Of g. no Sunday work Good
wages. Phone Hammond 32S. between
. and D IA. 9-2S-2t
WANTED-5 lady solicitors. can earn
from see to $40 per week Al or part
time Address r. F. n Dubois. 1919
Chicago ave. Evanston. III. 9-2S-5
WANTED-A girl cashier in store. good
pay to reliable girl with references.
Apply 167 State St. Hammond. 9-2S-2
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
TALKING MACHINE BARGAI

Party who viii pay balance Of only
$3.50 in payments Of $15e per week
can secure fine cabinet size photograph
which plays all records. and a library
OF latest records. Call a ohce 10 $50
Broadway. Gary. and ask for Mrs Bor-
den's monograph. Open every evening
p. \. Starck Piano Co, 552 Broadway
Gary. Indiana 9-2s-6t
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NOIiNE
Notice is hereby given that the Board
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hair dressing marching
beauty culture OF cnirOpody. Pleasant
work Big pay Great demand. Write
for catalog- NOLER COLLEGE. los $.
Wells St. Chicago. 9-25-6t
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hOR SALE-Larga variety or TRUNKS
bags and suit cases. Lesser Loan
Bank. So State St. Hammond. 2.l7-tf
FOR SALE--Unrede emed Diamonds and
Railroad Watches. Lesssr's Loan Bank
60 State St. Hammond. Open eveniCKs
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FOR SALE-Iwo story Nat. store room
and four room apartments. $4,000;
ST. 900 down. balance in easy payments.
Slol W. 10th ST. Gary. Write n T..
BuSe, $50 Wilcox Ave. Hammond or
Ihone Hammond t75c $3.50.
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WANTED TO RENT

SALE-Concord grapes. one mile
tn Of Griffith Mrs J Hull. 9-25.3
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WANTED-MALE HELP
Wanted Freight Handlers,
Checkers, Callers and
TrI1clxnrc
lruCkerS.

Apply Gibson Transfer. Piece work
easis with guarantee. Take employees
train al $50 a. m. from NJ. G. depot.
stops at Calumet and Columbia Ave.
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WANTED:-Men for good
steady work with good
pay, 8 hr. shift; Metals Re
fning Co., Osborne, Ind. -"
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WANTEU-Garag or s-oreroom space
about 50x100. more or less imme-
diately Steffenguide corporation. Ham,
mOnd. Stiff
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FOR SALE-Buslness corner good for
grocery or boarding house. 50x150: on
" $1,000 VIII double DON St. Aubin
4 o.. Griffith. Ind. Phone Loo. 9-23-3t
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NOIINE
on and after this date I will be res
ponsible for debts contracted by myself
only Frank Meyers. 9-2s-St
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FOR SALE-Three lots on Sheffield ave
bargain, cash or terms. Mrs Emile
Matthias. ga So. Jonesviue ST. Mont
pelier. Ohio g-22-6t
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WANTED-Male or female bookkeeper.
Must be competent. experienced. ste7dy
Good salary and rapid advancement.
Real Estate firm. Write y Times Ham
mond 9-2S-3
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Vd9F Pa. luIVIIIS.
GOSTLIN MEYN & HAST
INGS, INC.
On Holman, Cor. Of State
Open Evenings. Phone 40
9-2S-

$4,000 REAL ESTATE mortgage for
sale. gilt edge runs three years
per cent interest with accrued interest.
Earns ga per cent. Address B-f22
Times Hammond 9-2S-5t
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FOR SALE-One acre or more timber
tracts. suitable for chicken raising. ad-
dress Box 81. Griffith, Ind. 9-25-6t
FOR SALE-By owner. a a bargain II
taken a once. Groom modern bunga-
low. oak trim. garage and driveway.
part cash; balance Ike rent. 333 Oak
st. Ham Inquire $40 Ash st 925-5
FOR SALE-Modern house. five rooms
and bath, lot and half inquire 800 Elm
ST.. phone 1859 Hammond 9-25
FOR SALE-Nine room modern home.
steam heat with furniture and wint-
ter's coal Phone Hammond - for par
ticulars 9-27-6
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FOR SALE-Moving pic
ture theater, building and
business, will pay 10 per
cent or more on investment.
Good location ON Broadway.
Present owner will take
lease if desired for 5 years.
Address Hoy ID. Davis. 607
Broadway, Gary, Ind.
s-25-s
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OKLAHOMA INDIAN LANDS WITH L
l~T L

FOR SALE-Modern four fiat building
cheap. SO9-3l1 E. Sfblev St. Phone
Hammond 245 Mr. Modteski 9-1O-tf
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JACOB WIKER
F. G. DIETRICH.
Board of Public MIRA
WILLIAM 9 ROSE, city Clerk 9-s1
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WANTED-A good al around man IA
furniture store and TO help out on
truck Only good steady man need APP
nv kanradt Bros Ham 9-28
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CITY OF HAMMOND. REPAYMENT
OF PUBLIC WORKS
TAPER AVENUE WALK
NOTICE OF TAPER AVENUE CE-
MENT SIDE WALK
PRIMARY ASSESSMENT ROLL MEET
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NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that an emergency exists in the matter of appropriations for County Agricultural Agents and Canning Club Agents in Woodruff County, Arkansas, and a special session of the Quorum Court for Woodruff County, Arkansas, is hereby called for Wednesday, Jan.21, 1920, at 1:30 D. m., for the purpose of making said appro- priations. J. w. SIMMONS,
 Adv. 1-9-2t. County Judge.
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Mathematics.
 Science, Physics.
 Languages: Spanish, French
 or Latin.
 Vocational subjects: De-
 mestic Science, Agricul-
 ture or Industrial courses.
 Commercial subjects: Book
 keeping, Stenography,
 Typewriting, Commercial
 Law, Commercial English.
 Can any parent within a radius of several miles from McCrory fail to realize the sig nificance of having access to such a school as indicated above? Would a few extra dollars in taxes cause any loyal citizen to oppose a movement to save our boys and girls?
 There are many boys and girls in McCrory and vicinity, who would be in school today if our school could offer them what they really need. Recent ly the boys of the high school were asked if they would be interested in a course of auto mobile, tractor and general repairing to be offered at a local garage under the in- struction of skilled me- chanic. The response was so enthusiastic that steps may be taken soon to give them this opportunity. Surely no broad minded taxpayer would long resist the silent appeals of sev- eral hundred young boys and girls who are so eager for an education that is worth while. Mothers and fathers of Barnes and DeView, hear the call of your children, the bread-win- ners and citizens of tommor- row.
 IN UNION THERE IS STRENGTH !-Contributed.
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Money Cannot Buy Any Better

E. D. Grappe, a leading merchant of St. Maurice, La., writes" For a cathartic I es- pecially recommend Foley Ca thartic Tablets, knowing as l do that money cannot buy any better" They act promptly, without pain or nausea. They clear the bowels, sweeten the stomach and tone up the liver. Not habit forming. For sale by the Red Cross Drug Store.
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For the new road it will re- quire 24,500 cubic yards of gravel, which will require about nine hundred cars. Parties wanting to contract for the unloading and haul ing of this gravel by the yard, will please see me.
 GROVER McCRORY. Adv. 12-19-19tf.
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WHAT KIND OF SCHOOL?

What kind of school do you want for your child? This is question of supreme i'm notance to every parent in and around McCrory. The manner in which it is answer ed will mean life or death to the usual careers of many a boy and girl.
 In the past ten years the enrollment of the McCrory public schools has more than doubled, and at this time every room is crowded to overhowing. Whether this condition is due to an in crease in educational interest or merely an increase in local population does not relieve the physical need of better school facilities. But all in telligent thinkers will readily agree that both the interest and the population are grow ing. So along with better buildings and equipment rust come a more vitalized course of study.
 The Building.
 Most school buildings have been erected with one idea in view, namely, that every class in the school shall have one room, where the pupils must spend the greater part of the day at their respective seats. By the time so many class rooms have been erected the ohclals have usually discover ca that all the money had been spent, and consequently Ine community gets a pretty building but a poor school. The modern plan is to have sae smallest possible number eI class-rooms, whereby more man one class uses a given room for the academic sub- lectS, and the money thus saVed enables the school to nave nave shops, laboratories, do- M mesuc science rooms, art ssualos, libraries, an audi uila!m, gymnasium playground ssquipment, etc. Which build- ag! ,ag would you prefer for your
 me Work-Study-Play Plan.
 ,.l Already one progressive or4ool on4 Q, In Arkansas has tried and snt ine I work-study-play plan pSa L mas pronounced it a de-
 wss ssu success. When the plan
 aod nd 1t 1fte1erred to the patrons
 4s ta ene pupils after a trial of
 na ,ew months an overwhelm-
 'oee was cast in favor of
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its continuance. It has been stated by educational author ities that the plan will work even better in a small school system than in a larger one. Briefly, the plan is this: The school is divided into two parts, each having the same number of classes. School A comes in the morning and goes to the classrooms, for academic work, while school B goes to the special activi- ties, one-third to the auditori- um, one-third to the play ground, and one-third to the shops, laboratories, music studios, etc. At the end of the first or second peroid school A changes places with school B, and so on through out the entire day, giving the pupils a happy combination of work, study and play. Which plan would you prefer for your child?
 The Course of Study.
 This is the testing time for many boy and girl. The lure of high wages and many other factors, including the uninteresting grind of the average course of study, are steering them away from in stead of into school. But where a course of study prop erly adapted to the needs of the community has been offer ed, it has been found in al- most every case that a far greater percentage of pupils completed the entire high school course. From School Life the following is taken: Many a boy saved to the school by a good practical course in manual training will profit by many other things the school has to offer and continue his education"
 "The average parent can help by discarding the idea he is far likely to hold that "What was good for me and my father is good enough for my boy" It isn't The world moves. The parent who nowadays deliberately lets his child leave school at the end of the eighth grade of the compulsory school peroid is practically condemn ing him to a life of failure. The fact that a few emerge without education must not blind us to the fact that there are thousands of young men and women who have the finest natural qualities and never can rise because of lack of education. Something of this the youth can be told that we are soon coming to the point in this country, ii we are not already there, when the boy and girl with out a high school education will be hopelessly handi- capped in getting along. "
 Certainly every boy and