armour. .
.\l‘.“’ YORK.
,lfl\l‘ announced the opening of eight
i.irl Smut arr-shuns. each or which
n...“ or at least two wseks' duration.
EIGHT (whim. GIRLS
FOR scour LEADERSHIP
won
April spit-hand Headquarters at the Girl Scan-s
training schools for leadership in the
willtakctbelormolancncamp-
These canton. hated in all section. of the country. are designed to
im-ln rim-smite laden mic-fly owl-whim: required or the young scout
inr nwrit badges. Particular stress will be laid on Instruction in camper-n.
flr~l aid and nature loco. Milt o! the enampments will also give an op-
portunity for the study or underfoot
and second class work.
'l‘lu‘ first of the training schools to
a... n will be that at Long Pond. Ply.
mmrll. Haas. This encampment will
,. ”mm open from the twenty-sixth of
\in- until August 13th. During that
there will be three unions: the
mu. or three weeks will be for Camp
Murmurs and will be limited to fllty
.n; 2. Ms. On June 30th the second
.. \~ in" “'1" open. At thl- too.
.m l. his will be. admitted. During the
“my “wk instruction will be given in
., H q. mm: and second class work:
Inn-1v”: the second and third weeks
1 . w will he courses in tenderfoot and
_. nml clnss work. life saving. and
.. .-rniglit camping. The last week
“2'! 9m devoted to brownie and citizen
3 ”3..
‘..-....i prnizrnnll. to life saving. and
lmnw making.
1': .- lhird encampment at Long;
r, .,,l will ho of two weeks' duration
. 1 “ill he limited to sixteen students:
“vi. liiv courses dosigued for lenders.
. »- . mg- n scouts and brownies.
inglstrations should be made;
vi .mch Miss Katherine Briggs. of No.2
1 . \iiwrton strret. l'irookline. Mass.
in» June 2nd a camp {or prospective three woeks‘ duration.
leaders will be opened in the vicinity
of Chicago. Ill. The exact site of this
has not yet been determined upon. but
in view or the fact that it will meet
the demands of residents of Chicago
and Cook County. ill. Girl Scout om-
cials in this district are determined
that it will be as centrally located as
possible. Miss Florence E. Neill. of
fifty go. 826 North Michigan avenue. Chi-
ago. has charge of registrations.
Andree Clark. National Camp of the
Girl Scouts at Briarclil! Manor. N. Y.
will open its second season on Mon-
day.. June 4th. Here, under the dir-
ection of Mrs. Jane Doctor Rippin.
National Director, a three weeks'
course for General Scout Leaders.
Camp Directors and Local Directorsl
'wiil be held._ Registrations for this.
encampment shrould be made direct,
through Mrs. Rippin. at National
Headquarters, No. 189 Lexington ave-
nue. New York City.
Saturday, June 16th. will mark the
opening or the fourth training en-
campment. This will be at Camp Tail
'l‘rcrs. at Media. Pa. and will be of
The first and
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on.“ cn Moor activities. cam»
craft. can) boom. nature work and
water sports The Girl Scout Camp
will. open with the beginning or the
third week or thc_loadcrs‘ course here
when an opportunity will be given the
leaders for practical crporicncs mu)
the scouts Ki. Viola MncGowau. 0!
Girl Scout Headquarters at No. 1503
Walnut street. Philadelphia. is in
charge or registrations.
-—Rocky Hill Camp. at Mahopac. Put-
nam County. New York: and Camp
Juliette Low. at Cioudland. Georgin-
Instructions at the former which will
be open (or two weeks will be made
up far the most part of nature lore
and outdoor activities. Registrations
should be made through Miss Caro-
line LeWis. or No. 15 Court street.
White Plains, N. Y. Two courses 0!
two weeks each will be held at the
Southern encampment, the secoiid
opening on the closing day of the first.
July 14th. Both sessions will give the
prospective leaders an opportunity for
actual practise work with the scouts.
Miss Dorris Hough. of No. 84 Marietta
street. Atlanta. Georgia. will be in
charge.
Camp Proctor. California. Ohio. will
open (or nine weeks beginning Mon-
day. July 2nd. During this time prac-
tically every phase of Girl Scout work
will be demonstrated. with the follow.
ing program put into citect. beginning
Monday. July ,2d: two weeks Tender—
foot course for beginners. Monday.
July 16th: two weeks course in Sec-
ond Class work. Monday.. July 30.
two weeks of training in First Class
and Proficiency work. Monday. Aug-
ust 18: one week in Brownie work.
Monday. August 20: two weeks tram-
lng for Csmpers' Badge.
'leo camps will open on {uric 30th .
that wfih their tnturs cm Mb!
“no. ll. Reeve. at No. 25 East 9th
street. Cincinnati. Ohio. will be in'
charge.
The last of tho encampment, to
open its doors to the future leader.
will be Camp Minnesota. at Superior
National Forest. Northern Minnesota,
where under the direction. of M15.
Marjorie -Edgar.
Tenth street, Minneapolis. Minn. a
special two-weeks training course 3;,
campersft. camp administration and
the patrol system will be given.
The maximum cost of training will
be about fifteen dollars per week. with
tuition estimated at eight dollars. the
balance being used for board. Where
the cost of living ls lower the genera]
fee will be correspondingly lower.
WOMAN KISSED BY
GEN. LAFAYETTE
IS STILL LIVING
By sour: O'BRIEN
l. PARIS, April 3.—-Thero is a. wo-
man living in France today who was
Rimed by Lafayette.
Looking back over a. life that hm|
rounded the century mark Mme. Gail-
lard. whose sprighiiiness or mind has
not suffered in the passage or yeus,
recalls many stirring and tragic epl-
soda: in the history or France, but
there is one moment treasured, be-
yond all others in her memory. It
takes her back four score and thir-
teen years when she was CathErine.
Virginie Chatonnier. a little girl or
ten. an orphan, brought up in the.
household of friends of her parents,
of No. 39 South‘
‘arms and kind inc tenderly.
M. and Mme. Roussard. who kept a
W 111m, “NWO;
Francs had Inn , gone thrush s
revolution-4t was in “M the
provisional mutant ball ”point-
ed the Has-unis do mm corn-
mander-in-chict _ of the national
guard. then in procc. of formation.
The hero of tho Franco-American en-
tento was paying a. vat,“ inaction
to the troo in hit active depart-
ment and o authorities arr-angst! a
banquet in his honor. It was given
at the hotel kept by the Ron-ards.
Ron-sxd. mindful of the historic
role played by Lauyctte. gave the
place of honor on the menu to an
elaborate iced cake representing s
backwoods cabin. surroundod with
miniature trees and marry banners
Some of the notabilities were invited
to accompany the guest of honor to
take a look nt the tables sill-old for
the feast. Little merino slipped in
with them.
“When the marquis saw the cake."
said Mme. Galilard. "ho burst into
tears. I was quite near hint. I looked
up at him and aid: '01:. dr. why are
you crying? ll. Roma! was horri-
ned but tho marquis took me in his
I can
see distinctly even now the handsome
face surmounted by white hair.”
Mme. Gaillard was born Aug. 24.
1819. at Saint-Flour. a few miles
from. her present home. She was
married in 1858' and has two child-
ren.
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colors. located a few inches below
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SALE POSITIVELY ENDS ON APRIL 30TH.
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Things needed for
home sewing.
Here are some reminders of the things that help to
make home sewing easielb-and some of the things you
really cannot do without.
Waist linings—pink cambric—all sizes 34 to 46—35c.
white cambric all sizes 39c—white net all sizes 65c—mer-
cerized all sizes 85c.
Snap fasteners—Wil-snap and Howland brands—
black and white, all sizes, 10c card. "
Supersnap all sizes—black and white, 5c card.
Dress belting—white and black 2 inch 121/2c yard-—
]0 yd. piece $1.
Dress belting—white only 2 inch—7c yd.—60c piece.
Lingerie tape—6 yd. pieces—~with bodkin—white.
pink and blue 100 piece.
Filling for girdles 10c to 25c yard.
Tatting edge——White and colors 3 yd. pieces 15c.
Bias seam tape—“Wrights” 6 yd. pieces—black and
white lawn size 3 to 10—10c to 20c pc. 12 yard pieces,
white, sizes 3 to 8—180 to 350. 6 yard pieces, lawn, in all
colors, 15c pc.
Rick—rack braid—4 yard pieces—mercerised—white
——size 17 to 37, 100 pc. I
Embroidery edging—3 yards to piece, in all colors
10c to 200 piece.
Feather stitch braid—3 yd. pieces—white and colors,
10c to 15c and 200 pc. .
Elastic webbing—white and black—super quality—-
174 to 3/3 inch 5c yd.—50c per—1A3 to 1 inch 100 yd., $1.10 pc,
Silk tafieta binding—black and all colors 35c pc.
Hook and eye tape—black and white 25c yd.
Dressmakers pins—14 1b. boxes—all sizes 25c box.)
Main floor. lett rear.
“Lace” pure
castile soap.
This splendid soap sells for 48c a box of three cake!
—many people recognize it as a fine standard preparation.
The. makers are just placing on sale a shampoo of the
same high standard and it is put up in an attractive bottle.
For a limited time we ofier both a box of soap and this
Jottle of “Laco” shampoo for the price you usually pox
for the soap alone——both for 48¢.
Kain floor. ictt trout.
“Kodak
as you go.”
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