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ONYX-
PHOENIX—
BURLINGTON.
NEW SPRING STOCKS ARE HERE.
We have them in all
three brands for men,
women and children.
Most every hosiery
demand is taken care
of whether you want
cotton, lisle, mercer-
ized lisle or silk.
THE WILLIAMS STORE
Ask for the smallest item.
The above are our three
leading brands of hosiery.
We like to sell these
makes of hosiery as they
have proven so satisfac-
tory all ’round They are
easily sold as they are
known to most every woman.
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town
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clock
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Chan
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of th
of in
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scion
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plete
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star
way
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Birthdays
♦
By Lee Pane
the
tano
all
at Denton. Texas.
thus
called
HATE*
1 L I l ied t
hot her
haft
i mat
FEBHI Mil
DK5TOW. TEX
Horne
box.
t ill
That would be ma-
This KI
• un t
HOOWAt.l.tlW NEW*
pr
Dunk Motta
On
It
will
be
p.’l’l
■*
all
1.
Eai
that
NOW’S THE TIME
IN
ONK
in:
G
TO DO THAT REPAIR WORK.
th.i,
of
I.
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i
hei
You have Hours
Lesson
me
1
Northeast Corner of the Square.
H. C. 0. L
kin
we
AN EXCELLENT RESTAURANT
UH
One lot of
Suitings and Woolens
You Cannot Afford
1 n t < • i
though your prop-
The place where a good
appetite—is
erty is fully insured.
A
Outing
or
M on da v
Indi-
Just a Quick Lunch
WE BUY
A'
Gingham
Send it
i
USE SHERWIN-WILLIAMS
I
B. H. DEAVENPORT & CO.
PAINTS AND VARNISHES
INSURANCE
e
Women’s Hose
NUMBER ONE TWO
Ne
-
4*
VAUGHN PLUMBING CO.
to
ft#
ANNOUNCING
Talcum Powder
I
at 10c and 15c.
a
PHONE 71
Get the habit of visit-
4
ing Scruggs’ Store—it
will pay you.
WATCH THIS PAPER FOR FURTHER ANNOUNCEMENT
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$ T'
<t first
a 1 A
■ Allies
fe
How the Public
Has Learned
a
from the Launary
means
You
Let us do your washing for you iri these
days of rain, sleet and winter winds.
just received, special at 35c. Oth-
er assortments up to a dollar the
yard.
One lot
Y«t in adopting soap flakes for household
purposes womankind is only learning a lesson
from the laundry.
It is this combination of fine flakes and silky,
soft water that enables us to give your family
washing a cleansing that can scarcely be im-
proved upon in your own home.
Advertising campaigns calling the attention of
housewives to the value of soap flakes in
laundering have been appearing in the press
for a number of months.
white and black, at 35c.
Good
. K III vlgilL nUUr" <13 111 , oUIlvil r * LU 0(411(1 <» icAjj hilu
to the Houston Post , Denton to connect with the Katy’s
A farmer answers that Dallas-Denton branch, to be used by
.1 IV
g W
Ht
13
give
new
dei his own
pract ieall y
Denton. Texas
In RuaineM Since 1893.
NORN, HIIICV
ed neat ion ’’
out of this
beautiful
sit ua t ion ’’
Means that when you call the
number that you get service.
Get All Your Implements in Shape
Before the Busy Time Begins.
*•“' ir~— _____ ___ ___.a.
Intristing
up at 5
We are i
at 40 W. Oal_______
Thursday, Fq^ruary 12th.
A new .up-to-date and fresh stock of Groceries will be installed.
MARTIN, COVEY & SON CASH GROCERY
40 W. Oak St. .
:_____
the dav or
merits will I
at once.
lav
and
state
be for
Gia ah,
Wire
: he
the
t h o
been
You can eliminate some of the H.
C. O. L. by shopping at Scruggs’
Store.
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AX
di
fo
th
ta
Sc
Rippling Rhymes
By Walt Mason
..th. r
for
all
t 1i.ni
IN f
walk
you or I d
• in I oj' Kted
t hink
that
week and to
grounds. .
>*a m
and
w ork
■ou nd
i
1
It
f ho
ma n
far.
We have moved our shop to
PASCHALL BUILDING
Shoes Called for and Delivered.
Io.no-
York
born
hul
1
Ms
BU]
1
Sti
k
|O tin it.-
but
• In-
now
league
26
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W1
wh
i
La
sto
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forg.-t
have n
born
NOTICE OF CHANGE
Side Talks
(By Ruth Cuniuron)
I
STBS. HUTTON
Deity
One Month, delivered
Six Months, by mall (in advance)
One Year, by mail (in advance)
f rum
n
Cement,
Fencii<
Typewriters—-We sell Typewriters,
wo repair type-
... _. ‘.l car-
paper, we do platen work, we sell
.ppreciate Your
Business.
Eh,,
Lee School Children Spent
Friday in Preparing Grounds
for Planting ot Shrubbery
Kindergarten at C. I. A. is
Important Branch of the Work ■■
Given at That Institution
Try bl
w ho
<>\ THK JOB
i pleasant
who knows
s the
Chipped soap and soap flakes—with soft
water—are what we use when we do your
family washing. Our soap flakes are of a well
known make, rich in pure vegetable oils, that
whip up into billowy suds.
at 85c, 75c, 65c, 60c a yard. These
goods are worth more by the case
than we are asking at retail.
One lot
worth 35c, to close at 25c.
cations are that these goods will
be worth 50c next fall.
Shipment of
W I t 11
be
Nt ruck . h<
go round
His shirt
he ’ s i n
sing
kllOWN Ills
We are ready to furnish you
Lumber in any quantity from
short board to a house bill.
j GAS FITTING AND REPAIRING
PROMPTLY DONE.
PHONE 178
in a
the son
about $400 a year. H
A Um
’ said
friend.
people
I
find
. he
hlH
m y
t he
t he
w i res
oil around
bl ini • !
I; geit<
THIS IS THK BIRTHDAY OF
<11 4HLKN
February 7,
I Mckens.
k
Get your place ready for Spring.
7
Sintered as second-claee ma. 11 matter -
PHONE 780
Denton Typewriter Exchange
H C. Taliaferro— W. V. Taliaferro
THAT TELEPHONE
i
3
I
iMMIJHWtHI
THE
AMERICAN
CAFE
Gape Allsop i
same kind
that used by Miss
decorating her
Club ‘s
at their
DROP IN AT THE
AMERICAN CAFE
t h»
AH
i n
\V oina n’w
cuss this
50
$2.60 |
$5 00 .
pretty
scale9 Of
would miss
t hrough
and in a
e so much
no sting
A A
Ours is the twentieth century way of laun-
dering. Just telephone and we will send our
driver for your family bundle.
w often s<
paint on
l’t t uni'a
face. The
loginning
wee K I y meet i tigs
If every
. , hogs wouhl
Anti-Wilson, anti-1 —
plaased to announce that Af^J^ave leased the building
ik Street and will open our »gew grocery store about
Id bin
them b?
entB in the
his education
early and lat<
| CovyrUtit. ttll to
Adams
i
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DKNTen. TMXAB. RKCORD-CHKOWICLS. UTUMDAY, VKBHVARY r. 1U3O
3.
anti d
trying 20 minnifs
herself as In days
y( to the t
popgun dry
Singer,” we rent the “Singer.”,
vnoiv »bs “Singer,” we do pecot (
___we
registers and adding ma- I
Preventing fires is a part of
our service, done in the interest
of property owners.
It’» the
ou want
. • Al-
ways nrady to »erve you, alwaya
ready to please you.
Weekly
t---, One Tear (In advance) .....
fe,-- Blx Months (In advance)
Three Months (In advance)
meal—a
a sure
to have a
fire even
MABTIN, COVEY & SON CASH GHOCERY
...........■-■■■»■ ■' ■ — '■
NEW YORK—Benjamin Gitlow, for
iner Bronx AwHernbly rnan, was found
guilty of criminal anarchy.
last but
a I \s a \ s
Have you checked up yet on 1
your Implement needs for next
Spring ?
Now is the time to do it. You
are in the quiet period between
crop-production seasons.
ItWeasy to remember,
number to call when you
things in the Grocery line.
and
U[>
for
clerks,
knew all
t hroil'gh
NOTICE TO THK PUBLIC
Any erroneous reflection upon
Character, reputation or standing
A fire means a loss that in-
surance money will not cover.
There are many simple ways of
preventing fires which we-would
be glad to point out to you.
He
a long
criticism of
he found
the barbarity
which ofTend-
k Ind,
1 take
> have
t lm<>
To paint
economize. 1 ou save
^7.money by buying the
best Paint. Everyone
H^-knows that S. W. P. is
the best.
arrange with the
a tap road into
Armt Ernnk Phillips will
rt r<»rnmunItv munril nt f'en-
nrxf < k probnbly nn Wed
night D'flnif,. art’hif(Yn«'»’tnen t
ma<!. ;iH t<» the <I.H» in the
•nicle
•n’s detriment. A Denton banker has we rent typewriters,
„ird the report that if the Katy j writers, we sell ribbons, we sell
bon
I the
we repair the “Singer,” we ,
, hemstitching, we cover buttons,
sell cash
chines.
bu ck
damp with mo’or oils,
arrayed, but has
tie tolls--’he man
trade.
the '
u..-, ____________
any firm, individual or corporation will 1
V. — .-w »» »> —• -k.l •• n huirilz I'uH.ld 1
Methodist Mission Society to
Give $2,500 tor New Church
of
to
a
edifice here. The sum of
be given the first year. In
• n a campaign f« r rnls-
tUe Roclety was divid-
ed Into seven circles, with Mr. R S.
Harris as chairman of the <*lrcb»*. Each
circle is to raise Its money in any
manner ft may decide on. and reports
are to be inade quarterly to the circle
chairman.
The lenders
to assist in
Logan, W. 1
Fl t zgera bl D
wood, J. W.
Sims and T. B.
The Kindergarten Department of the
Col), ge of Industrial Art® stands alone
among department* of that kind thru-
th»* country in the variety of valu-
e and altogether practical functions
r rm «a 4 Atu rnrrolu I Inn ix’ I f b ■
_____ Skinny 1
being the highest,
of
1 envy them
“ r us they ar<‘. And
much that they have not
really f.d envy.”
Denton Steam Laundry Co.
MASTER CLEANERS AND DYERS
Denton, Texas
trackage arrangement works out sat- |
iafactorily. all its trains now routed | t|on
over the joint track may be sent over I
the new route instead—which would | < 'hamber <»
be a aevere blow to Denton unless ■
something were done to alleviate it. :
v- Tto Katy and the Texas and Pacific "l‘
have been at oute over the joint track ,
for theae many years, and more than | <Tr.tnix<-
ter 1 *• > Inf
up’ da v
will be
R» cord <'h
nfefe - a- • a
I
ac<- »i»t' d :i p »sl
i rumpkiu v I b1. It
until h<*
bU'dn ’Hs
satisfied
thing.
If You Want a Good Meal
Thru the. t ff<»rts
Frank Phillips the
location of| a milk
Point un
will accompany
a short time
tlon. If enough
to make it worth
stat h»n it w 111 be
•h i8.. of wilk
ti<»n nt I’enlon has given
remarkable impetus and
for the establishment of
each railroad town in
bright.
Barlow Sims
tion at a mill »\
is understood t’
something about
serve in the cap
■BMl
■ • n with
biM lip.i
Belcher
I 1 < > g V II b •
t<» dis-
be gladly corrected upon being
to the publisher’s attention
u i t h a
a l<»(
V(1 Vet
able g<
r tire denier has
with strips
tire In
if the
.Call and see us.
WHY SHE WASN'T ENVIOUS
On a wonderful evening last summer
1 sat with an older woman on the sea-
shore and watched the waven break
ing in the misty moonlight.
After we had been there a few min-
utes she drew my attention to two
young people who had Just come down
and were sitting on m driftwood log
I’he Moment Mont Women l.ovr Hr«(
They were apparently in that bliss-
ful Htafe of courtship which comes
iust before ther»» is «ny open declara-
pon *rr overt act of love (I have a feel-
ing that to a woman this is the su-
preme and most exquisite moment in
the whole drama), the time when a
casual hand-tom h, as both burrow in
Once has the lessee threatened to t
abandon its lease. Once it purposed '
building straight thru to Fort Worth ; ’
from Snerman, according to the report
at that time; but now at least a ten- j
tative arrangement has been begun j
to route trains to miss Denton, and it is !
not impossible that the arrangement
will he continued and. widened, to Den ‘
ton’
heai
abandons its joint trackage arrange
of County Agent
Phillips the prospects for the
i of| a milk station at Pilot
bright. Parties from Dallas
him to Pitot Point in
and canvass the situs-
milk can be pl edged
while to start the
pened for the pur-
The success of the sta
the business
the prospect
stat ion
tlie county
to Memory.
Yes,’’ said Prof. Brown to his
liosorn friend. I cannot understand
now people forget the ag(j,s of their
children I have no trouble. For In-
stance. I was born 3.000 years after
Socrates, my wife. 1.800 years after
tile death of Tiberius Caesar; my son
John, 2,000 years after the entrance
Into Rome of Titus Sempronlus Grac-
chus; and our Amanda, 1,500 years
after the beginning of the Folk Wan-
dering. It Is perfectly simple, you.
nt who
do. be finds t
bent, tin one
He diagnoses I
grt.it surgeon
i my et i .i
delight. In
lias fou
ng
polg nan I
eco nd.
"Aren't they wonderfully happy?”
said my companion.
' Inns it make you envy them'' I ask-
Tiie pupils of the R. E Lee school
spent Friday «in leveling the grounds
and helping 1 ri pare for t Im work < f
beaut itti at mu which has been plann-d
bv the Parent Teaclnr association of
I lie school. The city furnished a man
and team Friday to hi 11> with the
work and he also worked .Saturday.
Much work was required in getting
the ground in shape, as it had been
badly washed by the continued rains.
The association plans-to set out the
plants and shrubs next Wednesday or
Thursday. A recent call for donations
of plunts resulted in receiving many
gifts, and It was said Saturday that”
it Is now believed all the plants need-
ed have been donated with the excep-
tion of red eanna bulbs and lilac
bushes. More of the latter are wanted.,
The association expects to call for the
plants that have been donated next
set them out on the school
Arrangements
for the
nodoubt influenced by his own ' ^‘27
drubses by many
vhHour lin**H of dairying activ!-
tieM-from over the Mate. County A«ent
Frank R. Phillips haw worked untir-
ingly to a*»Mure a meeting worth while
and every man who Is interentod in
the remotest degree in dairying will
be amply repaid for his thn< and
trouble ppent in attending the
< ’ i i a n < ■«• 11 <»r I > I • • r •. . i
t Lu G» i nt.Nation;
Weimar. • d the
h< avy indemnity
< ned r^isibtun' <
meanings.
to eve is
be borne for more than
Xew 1 ne for Old Tlre«.
A Hntdi'nson mol
ha’f soled his shoes with strips from
a hlghlv guaranteed tiro In which he
(IphIm, figuring that If the tires are
guaranteed good for 8.000 miles under
r weighing a ton the mileage un-
his own 140 pounds ought to be
unlimited -Kansas City
shillings a week, and on
h is t line with h is par-
debtor’s prison. Most of
he obtained by reading
In the British Museum.
Hu became a newspaper reporter and
first wrote under the signature of
"Boh.** About the time of hls marriage
he wrote the famous "i’ickwdck Pa-
pers,” and from that time on his repu-
tjptibn was made
He took to wealth ami fame much
more gracefully than he bad taken to
poverty and obscurity, but the influ I
ence of Lis • arly life may be seen in I
every one of his novels, lb* was not
popular in America for a long time
because of his very frank
of the crudities which
in r< particularly
of the old slave system,
ed him greatly. He died when lie was
58.
A h xandi
and for
French
France.
Robe rt
veterans
at Trvinu
lb»bert Gamble*, former
States senator from South Dak<
i n < «en esei- < 'ou n I y. N.
Patrick .1. Moran.’
world’s champir n Cincinnati
team, born at Fitchburg,
\ ea rs ago today
George (Babe) Ruth, champion I
run hitter, now’ with the New
Anieriean league baseball team,
in Baltimore. 26 years ago today
I
Il 60
. .80
Paints, Oils,
Beaver Board,
and Posts.
Hut after
She did t
of yo
Lost arid Fcund. Lost — A tin box
containlirx *> kuhi drops In it. Sue Ar
tie Alixander.
Found - A eroi'av
Davis.
■ • Clarence Ousley told an audience , ment with the Texas and Pacific per-
that he was convinced a man could I manently, it will
do as much work in eight hours as in , Sarita Fe to build
ten, according L —---- 7™., <
, paragrapher. ______________ " -
* man can’t plow as much land in both the Katy and Santa Fe for its
■ eight hours as in ten. The farmer is Dallas business That would be tna-
right,”-Colonel Bailey opines. 'Tis I terial compensation for the loss of the
altogether according to what he is ! Katy’s joint track defection, since it
C plowing with, say we, butting in. I would give us three railroad connec-
-------o——--— ftions. But we know of nothing more
Somebody has been “knocking” the J important for the Chamber of Com-
College of Industrial Arts to the Me- j merce to do right now than to go into
, ~ Kinney Examiner, without effect, for ; this matter at once with the railroads
■ ---" it says: concerned to be sure that Denton gets
_______.“There are fifteen hundred girls at- i the consideration she deserves.
tending the College of Industrial Arts ■ ---------o---------
at Denton this year Now that doesn’t 4 * t » 4 t *
look like the C. 1. A. is a failure as
one of its bitterest opponents is con-
~ atantly charging. The C. L A. is a
' success, and a great success, too.
with the good work.”
Ex-Senator Bailey is coming back
S-— to Texas in an effort to elect an unin-
•’> structed delegation to San Francisco.
—a delegation that is against Wilson
’ and against anybody that Wilson and
A' Wilson democrats are for. The ex-
Senator came back in 1912 for that
j2, . same purpose—anybody to beat Wil-
son—and the ex-Senator, we think,
wa» a lot stronger politically then]
than he is now. Anti-Wilson, anti-1
prohibition, anti-suffrage—these seem !
to the be the three main planks in j i
the Bailey platform; and our guess is 4
that in Texas, the weakest of the three ■
' is the one the former Senator counts ;
most heavily upon—opposition to the i
President. *
---------o---------
We must accredit Secretary Daniels ' J1'y.
a palpable hit whis most recent I ,rt 1
tion of Rear Admiral Sims in placing CHAMBER OF COMMERCE NOTES
shore duty above sea duty in the |
danger zone,” the Secretary told the ;
Medal awards investigating commit-
— * J__La _____3 V__ t-l- 1
• y aay wwwarw a*»**wwaaww ••••» v »• •• ■
reconf. During the last twenty-five]
yean he has served about sixteen |jn lb
ii; yean on shore duty and about nine
years on sea duty. * • • But naturally
having had little sea service in high
command, he overestimates the im-
s~-:~r- portanee of shore duty and fails to
recognize fully the perils and the re-
, sponsibility of officers and men in
j war whose lives are in jeopardy every
. hour.’’ It would seem that the
", doughty Admiral needs some experi-
' ,__Mice^k sea. or at any rate that hj«
• civilian chief thinks he does.
—,----o------
We don’t pretend to know exactly
zrhat the Missouri, Kansas and Texas
Railroad manager means when he says
that “for the present” his road will
’ run its passenger and light freight
trains over the joint track via Denton,
but it is certainly of sufficient inter-
est to Denton to merit an effort to
And out. All the heavier freight I
trains are being routed via Whites-
boro, Gainesville and the Santa Fe
into Fort 'Worth because of the
wretched condition the Texas and
Pacific has' let the joint track get ] pu«h<><l i
into and Mr. Williams’ letter to Rail-
road Commissioner Gilmore very dis- k
tinetly intimates that if the Santa Fej^J
DKKKNN.
1N12
Charles Dickens, one of the most
famous of English novellMtH, was the
second in a family of eight children
and the son of a clerk whofee salary’
was about $400 a year. He whh born
in the Utile town of Portgea, hut wits
taken to London when he was two
years old He was regarded as an In-
fant wonder and was made by his
father to flit up on chairs and Hing
popular songs for the entertainment
of hia fellow
Dickons knew All sides of poverty
and lived through them hh a boy.
At one time be lived in an attic, work
ed for six shillings a week,
file sand, is rapture. wh*n simple words j Sundays spent
■ magic meanings, when the meet
of < ><■ io eve is an intimacy tool
to be borne for more than a
The Woman's Missionary society
the First Methodist church decided
$2,500 toward the building of
church edifice here. The sum
$500 is to be given the fir^t year,
order to carry-
ing the money
Into seven
to spare for repairing now, where
you won’t have minutes to snare
next spring when the big rush of
field work begins. That time is
coming mighty fast. Don’t let it
find you with your Implements
not ready.
Whatever your needs are, be
sure to find them out and then
see us.
Harris-Chambers Hardware Go.
DENTON RECORD -CHRONICLE
WBCXHID AND CHRONICLK COMPANY
W. C. SOWARDS K2Or
.£ A. McDonald _______ City Editor
J. W. BAFLEY _______ Business Manager
J. & FOWLER Advertising Mgr
i Telephone
Issued at 17 W Hickory street. Den-
tan, Texas, every afternoon except Sun-
iay by the Reriord-Chronicle Companjr
Member of Associated Press, which is ]
•XCluslvely entitled to use for rcpubll
nation of all news, accredited to it or:
■lOt otherwise credited, and also the !
local news published therein.
and helpers appointed
the work are. Mme«. A.
N Rowell. Will Smith.
R. Turner, J W. Under-
Hailey. J. G. Tomlinson,
I »a vis.
out
al l<
it performs in Its correlation with
other college work outaido of thd De-
partment. It serves a distinctly four
fold purpose.
it N not only an excellent training
school for tin* thirty-five students who
are taking the regular Kindergarten
rours.- and alm to become Kindergart-
ners after leasing the Uolhg<. but It
does three other things worthy of
consideration. First a demonstration
kindergarten i« carried on which af
fouls an opportunity for hundreds of.
wills taking other work in the Col-
lege, to observe child nature, the dif-
••Ves.” she said, “and no.
1(1 like to tie fueling
yet 1 haxe so - ’ A'
that I do net
“You in« a n
The 'I'hlagM She Ila* a4id Tliry Have .\<»t
• Thrtr the y'Ta \ e more ph-asnre out
of sheer sunsatlc in but that 1 get hap-
pinuHH in oth<r ways thuy don't get
and won t for y« ars. For instance, do
you think all this wonderful country
means to them as much as it does to
me. (She is ati artist ) I >o you think
a.s they walk down street they pee as
much as yon or I do who have learn-
ed to be lnt»M”Nted in ho many more
things’? Do you think they have the
keen interest in watching the big \ital
drama of the daily news that an intel-
ligent (dder person has" And what
about the joy I get out of the compan-
ionship with my growing children and
with a husband with whom I have a
hundred things in common to the one
they two have with *ark other—xlon't
yon think those things weigh
heavy on my side of the
course I doni mean that I
for anything having passed
the stag* they are In now,
way I do envv them, but I hav
more t han t Ih\ ! ha t t L» r<- is
Don't :
summing
I do.
Whj All Education Im Worth While
We all know (hat all the school edu-
cation one can get is worth while, even
I if one cannot make it pay financial
(llvidends. because It gives one that
much more background, puts that much
more meaning into life, makes you see
that much more and und< rstand that
much n
Well.
s the senior students actual
iu the proper selection and
[ Nerving of food for clilldren from five
I to seven years of age and, therefore,
initiates them Into one kind of school
I lunchroom problem.
The work offered by the Kindergar-
ten ranks among the most popular and
I valuable in the College. Such work
mak( s a deep appeal to young women
and is useful to them whatever places
they may fill in the future as teacher*,
mothers and cultured and intelligent
women awuk» to the responsibilities
of rendering real service m their
homeH, and in the communities in
which they live.
YKAR AGO TODAY
THK WAI<
not equally
- 11\ c« adfls to
nuss of life for the same rem-
all life intelhgt nt I v lived is <
Of conrse. to get t he most (
edqcat fon one must have o
(■ r.( s mind and
for my
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Little Benny’s Note
Book
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hav been perfect <•(!
holding of the first school of
and farming in Denton Feb-
12-14- The program includes ad-
men who are experts
f. rent periods in a child's develop-
ment, Instincts and interests apparent j
I iu bls play life, and his responses to
environment, and therefore gives stu-
dents a chanre to see the application
1 of the principles of child study. Sec-
ond. the children of the kindergarten
serve as models whenever thus needed
by the students making children’s (
cl th»M In the Textiles ajid Giothing
Department, thereby giving a most
pra'-tt'sl phase to the class work of
making children’s clothes. Third, the
Senior students In the Department of
' b’l.odR and Cookery prepare and
serve lunch to the children of the
J Kinderg arten.
>u think that is i
VUp of the Whole
F Ribot, former premier
many years a notable figure in
polities, born at St- Omar^,
X years ago today
1’. Mantell. one of the noted
of the American stage, born
Siotland, f»f> years ago today
Gamble, former United
ta. born
Y., 6'.) years ago
r of the
bHHeba11
Mass.. 4 I
The campaign for the organization
of Community farm councils at each
school house In the county has lagged
somewhat because of the imjiassable
condition of the roads. Now that the
roads are improving the work will be
« rapidly a* posslbh*. Parties
to discuss the matter will
touch with Mr Phillips and in
‘ Is absent or not to be found
to the Chamber nf Commerce
will get you all the Infonnn-
necessary. If your community Is
all at the rooms of the
• all t< b jihone 26 during
1rl it night and arrange-
»e made to take the matter
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich —-The prose-
cution In the Newberry cases estimat-
ed Thursday night that It bad shown
the expenditure of more than $200.non
The defense, it Is said, will contend the
$3,760 expense limit applies only to a
candidate's personal expenditures.
The Burk Ave, Nuw»
Weather. Dong nites.
Sjioarts. A gessing contest was held
in frunt of Puds Simkinses house last
Satidday aftlrnoon to Hee who could
gess the nearest to how mutch a fat
lady wayed coming down the street.
Sam Cross gesfled bring the low
est, and Skinny Martin gesslng 785,
but wen a dtdega
tion consisting of Bunny 1’otts and
Leioy Shooster ran after the lady and
asked her Jiow mutch she wayed. she
looked insulted and fried to hit them
with her umbrella, thus making the
contest a tie.
I n tris ting Faeks About
People. Puds Slinkins gets
o’clock every morning. Rut all be does
in close the window alid go back agon.
Kxter! Sam Cross Bit try a Parrit’
Sam Cross is going erround with one
finger tied up as a result of Sum
pointing it at his grandmothers poll
parrit and trying to teet<’h it to say
Hav, get olf the roof
Pome by Skinny Martin
History Repects Itself
...... to thiid some nut divs
mot her
So she won hl ent
| get in t
HU he
visit
roc in s i
thing to 1
his 1 rade;
human
w ill never fad« .
> divers, shops t
• rks repaired, what
rburetor pops, and busted
I And one will
and make the I
itn”. a mi if lie i u I
lie cares no tinker .<
breaks a costly ph
sledge be beats, one smears
»f rancid grease upon the
And then I find the
) k Yiows just w ha t to
the rinktum that is
that's broke in two.
my old boat as some
i might, a 11 I In* re-
goat. and ills me
1<n brief minut“S
ind jus* why the mot □
dr fl I y ma kes t be w h
and taxes' me on*
is
g rime
If
a t
t < 1 • ph<
night
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