The T eitile Store a and grey; $1.75 yard. DOLLAR DAY. JERSEY—$2.10 yd. DOLLAR DAY ........... 86 In. Fancy Weave and Merc2erized SatinStr-me TUETAW MADRAS, 45c yd. DOLLAR DAY .......... APRON CHECK GINGHAM 18c yd. DOLLAR DAY. FAST COLOR DRESS GINGHAM—In checks. best quality, 59c-69c yd. DOLLAR DAY .......... 36 IN. UN BLEACHED MUSLIN—l5c a yard. DOLLAR DAY .......... 36 IN. PERCALE, 22¢ yd 36 In. CRETONNES, 24c-29c yd. DOLLAR DAY .......... fort coverings. etc., 39c yd. in ends. DOLLAR DAY ..................... The Textile Store 136 Washington St. BROCADED SILK CREPE ._ Navy, brown, tan 4 yds. for $6 00 . SILK 8; COTTON CREPE—Navy, copen and grey. $1.39 a yard. . . DOLLAR DAY—Yard ............... $ 1-00 $33532; 11°- . st' NATURAL COLOR ALL-SILK JAPENESE r K Kl‘ Kl sum FIRST CHOICE PONGEE; $125 yd.’ $1 00 .. u ux an DOLLAR DAY—Yard .............. ‘ ° DALLAS. Tex. Feb. 25.—Discuso 56 IN. ALL-WOOL TUBULAR FRENCH YARN 2yds. for $3 50 3 yds$1$m00 8 yds. for $1 00 DOLLAR DAY .......... 6 yds' for $130 IMPORTED FRENCH and SCOTCH GINGHAM, 2 yds. for $1 00 8 yds. for $1.00 DOLLAR DAY ....... '. . .6 yds’ for $1-00 5 y“S'$l. 00 COTTON PONGEE — Blue, pink, lavender and grey, suitable for pajamas, slips, bloomers com- 15c South N orwalk Thfee, Democratic; ' sions iof issues advocated by presi- dential candidates William Gibbs McAdoo and United States Senator Oscar W. Underwobd. together with the entry of six prominent-Texans in tion for governor. has brought the political pot hereaboutqv to a near- boiling point despite the fact that the primary is four months away. The soldiers! bonus. the 18th amendment and the Ku Klux Kll'n are included in the issues spoken of on all sides at present. Mr. McAdoo's stand on the bonus, Mr. Underwood' I stand on the 18th amendment. and the stand of the six candidates for governor on the Ku Klux Klan ques- tion absorb interest at present and overshadow the entry of numerous candidates for the lesser state offices. Both. McAdoo and Underwood have established state headquarters in this city and are lining up the state for intensive campaigns. In the governorship race on the Democratic ticket, which really means the election. as the state is overwhelmingly Democratic. the fol- l lowing have announced their can- didacies: Former Governor James E. Fer- guson. Lieutenant Governor '1'. “2 Davidson, of Marshall; Adjutant General '1‘. D. Barton of Amarillo; L’nch Davidson, 0: Houston: v. A Collins, of Dallas. and State Senator Joe Burkett, of Eastiand. The Ku Klux Klan. a. prime factor in the last election, is mentioned by three of the gubernatorial can - dates in their platforms. '1‘. I . Davidson. Burkctt and Lynch Dav- idson have declared against the Klan. while the others have not mentioned it. The platforms of the "candidates for governor cover a'variety o! is- sues from tax reduction to minox. l 25 x 15 COCOA DOOR MATS $1. 00 - RUBBER STAIR MATS 6 x 18 10 f‘” $1.00 9x18 6 for$1.00 LARGE RAG RUGS 1. $1.00 each ”$1.00 OFF ON EVERY $10 PURCHASE. Samuel Alexander FINE FURNITURE 50 So. Main St. Phone 3560 legislation. . Few women candidates have sig ‘ nined their intention of running for ' any office. but it is understood that several may seek election to the legislature. The campaign is ex- pected to take on added interest af- ter the meeting of the state eom- ' mittee in May. ASKS AIME PARENTS lN SCHOOLWORK Dean of Girls in St. ' Louis Says Educa- tors Cannot Do All the Teaching ' CHICAGO. FEB. 25.—-—!t the school is to ccompllsh anything more than the tranémission of tech- nical knowie from one generatim. tonnother. e existing attitude of indifference toward the child's edu- cation must give way to the realiza- tion that the visit of the parent to ‘ho school is 'nn opportunity. Mrs. . -:diih E. Bristol. dean of girls at Goldnn High School. St. Louis. told members of the National Association of Deans of “’omen, in convention ‘(-ro tom. "Educators alone cannot direct Ihe mind of the child in the proper channels. technically and socially?! Mrs. Bristol said. "We must realist , that ’preoccupstion with school of fairs tends to keep us from envisag ' ing the community which we serve. ' Our teaching of single subjects en l dangers the main object‘ot educa- tion. rearing well informed and use- ful citizens to carry on the world'- affairs. If we can see the futility of _ too much faith in our single handed ‘LALI WE CAN SAVE YOU MONEY Have That Necessary Odd Job Done Now '11 That roof that needs sliingling. the carpenter work on the new addi- tion to your house. that garage yon' vo been thinking of building. that hardnood floor you‘ always wanted. LIIT I S ESTIBIATE NO‘V “TIEN COSTS ARE LO“? .IAIIIIAI :: IAND LABOR IS AVAILABLE. Stephen J. Ungvary 3 CONTRACTOR-BUILDER PHON E 2m 231 Flax Hill Rd. South Norwalk I‘lljl methods. we shall make use of the criticisms expressed by parents. to' build up a better mutual understand-I ing and to entourage democratic participation in community life." In discussing the duties of parents and teachers in relation to schools. ‘ Mrs. Bristol urgedi more visits by. parents and an active interest in schoOl life both educationally and socially. “The teachers need the sugges- tions furnished by e parents as much as the parents need them to give the child a. technical education. The dean can be the connecting link between the teacher and the pore t a“ on her depends the success 1 the school. To bring fruitful rela- tions between the school and com- munity. Which results in raising thd‘1 standards of civilization among .the younger generation. is one of the many problems confronting educat' In I” PALAC BOOTERY PALACE THEATRE BLDG. HOP TOY PUMPS Are being shown at the Palace BoOtery in gray fisuede. Hop TOy' Is at Palace Bootery creation. The newest in footwear mode, Cuban and low heels. Gray suedes lead the footwear color for Spring. $5 .95 and $6.95 Hosiery—All Colors ors. W"c‘ have lost sight of the fact that without close co—operatibn be- tween the school and community. the parent and the teacher. the best results cannot be obtained in ad- vancing civilization. “1: a; frequent interchange of opinion could take when between the school and the community through participation on the port of students in a democratic manage- ment of school moire and through a similar organisation of wt: and teachers. we should not lahring under mistmderstandingfi: ' —_—._._._________ comm Lena Fitzgerald. 11. of 9 camp street. is ill Vith scarlet fever ee- oording to a report to Dr. 5.. Perdue. health emcer, atoning. . Hubcr’s Ice Cream . AT MADEY’S 84 '48! emu: ' “I! ”8"“ , A. n. Bette. Emile _W. Chester wan-Ins. Eli Wwfi mat. H. J. Howard were amongtbossm . attended the dinner or the Gonnioti- ’ cut Banker! annotation hold Bridgeport rum night. fl 2"- OUR OFFERINGS T0 ARTICLES mmnsmnnlnnnmmmlnunumnmsmnmsm I0 SAVE MANYDOLLARS FOR l’litlSE no In 0mm. Ladies’ Suits and Coats Just a few but MY what a , saving at $1.25 Wool Crepes Old blue, almond grout, SNY- $1.00 2‘ NAPKINS ‘AIAIIIVIN iiAVE FILLED THE / TABLE DAMASK AND $3.00 E". Children’s Coats To mark the end of a former sale we have priced them at DAINTY DOILIEs REDUCED ONE-THIRD .. DOLLAR D’AY W $1.00 DOLLAR DAY PRICES ' DOLLAR DAY $1 69 Marquisette Curtains Ruffled and Scrim, 2 1-4 yds. $1.00 Children’s Chambray . 79c Ladies’ Wool Hose 2 P 2‘" $1.00 1-2-3 Pairs OddLotCurtains, DOLLAR DAY PRICES a A few of fine quality fi‘ZDi'esti'ieS $1.50 Novelty Sport Hose Marquisetté Qurtains Sues 2 to 6- $1 00 s - Dotted 36 In.—50c value $1.00 M mi in A 39c . . . . 93 S e 059 .Figured 36 Ila—50c value Ladles’ White ress. . ' . ' . so... P ~ 3?““8$1.00 29c * $1.00 " $2.50 Silk Stockings . scrim. Curtains - - , $1 09 Bordered. 362in9 39e-50c values Middy Blouses ' " " ’ (3 $1-00 303's, G0“? Stockings Sunfast Draperies \ Coma 2‘°"$l~ 1f°"$1 Aspeaanom \ A leading make. . ,DOLLAR DAY PR‘ICEs $1.00 $2.50giacagloves . Sash. Curtain s1" 0 ' ~ Fi D t I Short Kimonas . . DO‘LLA’RtelgAMYquElSCEtS Gaily colored flannelette. $3.00 Cape Gloves" Blankets and $1000 $1000 Comfortables ’ . . ' OUR DOLLAR DAY PRICES FlannglNISBtrobes 29¢ P9113918 ' Will Save YOU Money. - 5...... $1 00 - « , - .- All Wool Blankets Stamped Art Goods . . . - . . ' - Large Turkish Towels Tm Be“ 3‘“ A special lot. $1.00 Hamburg Edgings and" Colored border. 2 for $1 4 for $1 DOLLAR DAY PRICES Be’Snre‘to Visit This Dept. on Baby Sleeping Ba ‘ Regular Price $2.9 0‘s 3:53 a 93 Beacon Blanket Bathrobe Sets With Cords and Frogs Regularly $5. 2 ) . DOLLAR DAY $3 98 Comfy Comfortables DOLLAR DAY PRICES .___._- Aminster Rugs 27 x 54 Inches DOLLAR DAY 9 8 C ,.______ Stair Carpets Value up to $1.00 yard. DOLLAR DAY 50C yd. Old Fashioned Hassocks ,_ Extra Good Value. $1.00 ' Congoleum Rugs 24 x 54 Inches DOLLAR DAY 50 C Congoleum Rugs DOLLAR DAY PRICES 9X12Ft. $13.50 $7.50 Crib Blankets ’wnn'us “st once" is a welcome command Being active ii e; plosiure. Annhiss mt . ~gives e. good 91W .- 9““: Improving mucosa»: o: seni- rhOnxespeedliyiso-nraccomplisho Hnoleums -—' Congoleums Flouncings * ~. . A salnple lot ’ $1 00 Booth Absorb?!“ Towels DOLLAR DAY PRICES RemnanDO ts and She t Lengths ° for . . LLAR DA PRICES 50c Bathing Shoes 5 - $l'00 59¢ Baby Blankets Four psirs‘for' ' PequOt Pillow Cases . DOLLAR DAY PRICE Rag Rugs «$1.00 2w$100 39c - Someone facetiously remarked , are more worries than workers. not you can't blnmaa man injury: his pay envelopb has stop ._ how he’s going to make ends meet. Bots there's no reason why you ---- 38mm ; -‘ FOR MEN, WOMEN S WHYWORRY? . "f It as said that worry kills more than wart. for worryinzir hesln bodwmun é a TRAVELERS AQGIDENI‘ POLICY at such a. reasonable price. The JOEN M. GLOYER Doom senses Roger-W 4 Stevens new... , v I. sonwsrx. cons. ' Artlcs and Ears MILTON ELWOOD that this must he became there i influx”. and he just can't see i should i351?! when you can buy AGENCY mntob" J’s The coming season heralds the return of brilliant colors theseoolorsshowtogoodedvantageinour new BEADS, EAR-DROPS, BUCKLES, BRACELE ‘ Thslardrops, Duckies, Buccletsl and Goinbs are shown ' ‘ tbsssmsbright Linoleum Specials DOLLAR DAY 27 x 54 Ins. $1.50 value $1.00 BEADS and COMBS. Bead lemon and we have short me." Open settings. AND CHILDmN Mallette
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