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Evening sentinel, Tuesday, February 24, 1925 · page 6

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rescued Sunday after he had been
toned about for tour hours in a dis-
abled boat in the Cult Stream.

Mr. McCormack and two friends

Engine Goes Dead
lott here on a ashing trip but their

They were pické. -p by s tifiag
craft and towed into port. Keno
was any the worse for the experi- i t.
ence. ‘ 'uok(ci;rmomc°ifi?“r3r "ch “Well. fsirl” was the reply. me

John McCorrnack is well remem- °' ’ ' made seven bob. 1 should have made

“Schools Are Used b
O 0 s y ,
.iOST CAUSES P0hthlanS,” Says National .... .. mm... amiss: ”seminars? .... .... m: 3.22.2.3; use?“ v ““.::‘.“:.‘.“.:":.:°:.;:“":’:££ .....m “....“- °¥F ‘ “ "° ”'° ......
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711' lumen ot superintendenco of the Natidnal Educ.

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funnomy Prwgmfimfiuimsfioflifiiufiifilnnfli‘Show “4 lot ‘15.: . ‘13.. 10¢ ’0“ am ’ (0’49 :- ’8 Ave. 32.95 an. °

Saying that in “any important onto

rprise such as a school listens
‘ "i H ier’VE ‘ directiuo: and directing heads are necessary." Dr. Nam” ”“13“.“
D” . . e greatest danger that besets superintendents at the present time

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is that they will become merely business managers. Two condition. make U E l A ‘
to:1 such a. result. In the first place there are those balding eaeoutive
po one who are lacking in the qualities that malts tor leederahip. who
are more concerned about the purchase of pencils and paper. about the
employment of Janitors and clerks. about more business routine. than
they'are about the educative process that goes on in the achoolrooxn.
Today we live in a. period of ksleidoscopic chance brought about
chiefly by the great discoveries of science and by the marvelous inventions Ii
‘ . ‘ . , of the last century," said Dr. Newlon after telling his hearers that "educa-
. .\\ l.i .\( L. liona‘l. leadership is the chief function of superintendenco." He continued:
_ __ .\0 curriculum can remain a. static thing. A course of study In the

isms why social sciences that was suitable in 1880 would be suitable only in pan tor

 

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. ‘ or Home“ 19125. fiienco courses are constantly out of date by reason of new discov.
. _, States 01' 98- any mathematical operations that were used in the daily lite o:
m salary. the nexcplle a generation ago are obsolete today. r
, 0.1m. rea_ I apparent. then. that one who would aspire to educational lead. .
mm“), em_ ership must be a student of human nature and human relationship “a of

: ray .0 be the 300111 and economic changes that go on around him. There are still

A Store-Wide Clearance of All Remnants, Odds and Ends,
Discontinued Lines—Offering Attractive Savings '

”1039 among us who believe that the best colle e curricula
in! of DBL classical scientific curriculum of a. generation egg. but I subgitwuthgth:
.... March training “1 "1° classics, in pure mathematics or in pure science. emu.
. 15 already valuable in itself. does not fit for leadership in public education. Those
> .; 27le had wdho are charged with the responsibility of formulating and administering
.3 Le page“ is Imagery; policies should be students or the social sciences. at all that
_ Ibo whhom politic: neckligefhe fields or~ history, sociology. economics. psychology,

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to and not to provide Jobs for superintend-
‘ is and teacher " said D . .. y o o -
3. mammal on f- r. {\ewlon in pleading for courage in educa- '
...Wl “°“‘.3c;;:dg;'t‘:i’-c'mut° concluaea=~ - Men 8 Furnishings - Honery& Underwear ,;
Tom thfgel preting the scht'ioi's inget:offsizllmrtgrtgesgplgi;ttfigfn‘t‘iys. t3," gltuinten Boston Gsrtore—ali eolo c e an o ore 00 emants for .7
1 1mm 0 requires courage cousin, 0 I. It 0 10 (1’19. Bog. 1
._ ‘5' who ntly to stand for that which is best for the children 350 .................. —
. party 22‘! for also state even though it may cost money and result in taxation. B°“°" Am""‘d""m° girllgpztgifrlir— gigu'ifi‘gle'lgt light :nd 14 ”tin. pm}? 62.1” in plain and fancy Women & Chum
y otheo‘rinwh‘gui‘f: such policies may cross the selfish interests of politicians or gob—nail colors. c .. .. y . c pa erns. cg. e ..... ............. yd. c n .
. ~ - . a, C . ‘ vo persona ends to am. eg. ..5c ....... ....... . . H
. 5.3: Alb ‘ And we would ... well admitgflrst as last that the bait! 1' “MW-“0 Niohfihim—OMM 3' '"' 0"" G'"“"'"" ‘“ chic“ 91““ 3' iii-firm" 0' ll” Loon” Lonstlflh - °""""‘" "“°‘ ”W V“ l
- i.ltl‘-' .150 Education has ' b 9 01" public m‘ten‘J—mngm coliar—trim- ROI. 19c "nun”... ..... ........ yd. c nag {of “a ‘1 R and PM“ — m
.. .. .~ ‘ . no een completely won in this 0 1 Th :2 e use— eg. no ...... yd. c
\ 0.1m.” who do not hen“? in ubii d can ry. ere are those med with braid—sixes goods— not all - c
SE than m a modicum of , bi, c e ucation. There are those who believe only 15 to 20 Regular 89c 3. ln- Flock Dot Voilee in good range of sizes ............. la- b
Lion: ('OUI- 1 d l p“ '3 ed“c-‘ilk’fl- who object to the cost of the schools 81.15 wanted colors. Reg. 39c yd. 29c 3° '"' Cloth °' Gold—line t" “am" “a .
. 2., me Q» i 11:03:31; d groniiy restrict the public school program. Again there are Plano-Mt- P-l-mu—i piece—- wilmn'MGMhm“ "m‘zm "' C gm”; "mm“ as has!!!
‘ 'Ezv “Mulls 0 do not hesitate to use the schools for political purposes.“ IMP“ materials—full s 29 36 In. Evorfast and Roali’ast Linen Finish . ' looms not all m s‘ 00
31.5.“, or ii“- 23"!“ {E’s—3‘ ‘0 Sumac—Good reuse of Colors. Regular 9c :°P:°l°éh—.l°fl : h: "1°" yd" for s 09 oRegr walls!” the b: I
/ n..mu;uie him Widen our harbor. but he did get on the Ladd ,. .1 ti ‘MM'. ' "L'H ii ”and “c ........................... yd. n.s ‘ 9“” L.5 9° 0 l ' °"""
.. . ,_' himself an increase i ' " e o u on to declare ”a "w”- oft ...' W ' M0“ WO‘ M U
-_ ”6‘, lhtrc ' 0 DE}- “ m . Remnants of Sill: Striped Skirting—fine 33 l p Ch ks °"'""' urn . "l.“
‘ “3:0 hzul- The political side of the argu— e sense of the Senate "1“ Am- M lm U dc Voil Shani n s Gin h T' d n. slams so _ line m“ in finite — low neck, no .1
. . . erica armed forces should not b ‘1‘ ll ”ear ”I U 9 v 9 lm law.- an pin check. — Reg: lilo ............ yd. m
_: ."li.Jnt‘l:‘:- 22:13:; gynégnnlgserggst if W311; used for the collection of America; Silk Camisoles as to 2"." :TV; VW'VW 2pc“ 30° Chm; Yd. c c 33:. lngrt'gl'xag 85
- 'I' ‘ . ' - — n. n o tt ' . ' .
i... 7 This Passage of the increased pay bill prhatc loans; 40 — black and brown 59c choice rm" 0:. :tter:,_°f_ RaJfir 14c :3 'J'ue‘ii'zgil'na‘ilghugprzéfifffl?"21? 49c 40. Reg. 81.00 t 81.1! is. C
- .5 being ap- $52k: gilltfctnithe hast inimncos in gzbflggfiia-L ----- . . Us and 29° ......... . .............. yd. While this lot lasts yd. woman Fin. 9.“, an. Hose—
‘flliii’uses f”, thrown to the $1380; this: b1?“ .01. top _ flesh and 98c Apron Gingham. in good range of last 36 In. Black Sateen—fine quality—high. double “”1 and W
..--l».0X‘-s md- .. . _ _ Y white. Res. 31,” . colored checks -- Reg. 15c yd. lustrous fast color. Reg. 39c ...... d. n“ all sites. Regular
\ W \ b d s y
P‘ Old: 1°"? all); is wondering What, Crops Nlfll‘l. 60‘,"thde "’ 290 ............... pr.
.' increase 1'93 n .00 go. committed to: well made—flesh and ' '
,H P rigid economy, “.1” do about it 'h- l __ 1 Main floon— oft Aisle Womens Full Fashioned Wool
mum gully the measure comes before bin? to!“ FROM HOSPITAL ;=;“”_”"‘nd_u— s 39 Hose wut‘iix Silk Clock— 89
...” “a, signature," C. P. .i. 0&1?“ inflanptizn or 1rliouso dross _. Lac E b ed 61 . Rib gig: n‘sLooor cordo- c
.031 of in. s — p we as es ery buns Etc . ......
- ~\'-:r)‘h0dy Mrs. Heclansn Decided to TI! :3: mm'lii'i'om‘“ 65C ’ r01 ’ oves’ ’ ’ w°"“"" “hi“ "°“ - mil.
. ..- x« l . . - - s ....... l t -
‘- Sofa-:1: . l- dll E. W’I Vegetable 2nd H°°~R°lfi Odd Lots of Laces. 2 A large Manufacturer sold us Children's Wool Caps :gelol'lwbdg‘ve: camel ; 29
. : in many pound—Note Resulis— Children's Coat; R1921???“ .. yd. C '3’ 5" ””9” ‘°“‘"" “a in “m“ ““3" ’ 25C iii?” — mum’s. l "
'11 rwluc- CONTROL ROAD with m: m Lame shade and trim- Piece- of wide end narrow R" 50" ' """" - “' ‘ ' """ ' '
CouncilBlnfi'a, Iowa-“Ibsdpsinn or w out rcol- ming taseois—all col- 10 “an“. Ed es and in erti 1 p in Str W 3‘ Boys' Heavy Cotton Soelo with
1we nol buyback and aidesand item—'33:» aises— $495 ors. Rog. use ... c m x u :v h 15 ' 3°" “ G;:”_ '” a: 95c tent-y top — Size- 7-
. m H... m. ”mum” eg. . mm... Fancy Ribbons— r” 0 - 0“ “0 9c 34- 3°04 ”'18 s-s-io. Regular c
m. {4| doubt ‘ - - . ' " f Go D plain and plcot edge— 8c COlOX'B- R08. 31.25 PP. 290 ............... pr.
~r i r Cong- mgllfln [£8868 colors Reg. We to lSc yd. 9 12 15 y" Two Clasp Lined Chamoi— Children's pfl,” Rib :4 I swath
E .k. on $7.- A 13 In. Metal Brocade. c c c “it” in black only So k P St It'
, “mm m . __ frien dtol dine that algzgfgn k: nicely 89 -—1;old and silver. Ros. 75c —6 to T—Recular 29c sli:h:ly°1mper‘;cocin-£;; 15c
"z..i;i in New Sh} st d M k Pl ‘ LydiaEPink. to n 'm c 1.50 ......... yd. Main floor—Loft aisle 50c .............. yd. ‘1] is
.. b.” ”m p ea a es 88. m.“ “saw .ggc'.l.....u...é.'. ‘ . es pn.
‘ ' ’7 “ °°h so W. °" Main floor—RI ht Aisle
m for Federal Han 1- Caravan ind a
U‘ "M ‘°‘ ing of Finances din bylaws? °i W i
.n‘crlzililiilgi 6 Oflpl .0 O - .
., . . - . thou t I would u t omen 3
. .3: Foreign Field , Wan...“ omes c emnan ties an ess emnants
.le much \VASHIXGTON. Feb. 24.—- Con. . enumberofbotbei ” ' U bl M M w 81 10. 8o H d c“ d Read 'tO‘Wear
..-E Q .- trol by the federal government o: “h.““" mom ow n. n oso u n — x — a ope oro y
i sit‘éii, all American banking and invest. feel like a different person and am good weight and Stripe Seersucker s 95 1
, ‘ , mcnt credit in the international iield “11in: my friends about the Vege- - quality. Resuler 12 c Sim-d- ln rose. sold . .
E 1. 3:1] Ivy 312i; 'as a. means of promoting world peace thble ‘Cvfillnrund helping mg, [:0me 15¢ ............. yd. "1d blue. li¢8~ «33-3? ea. Point Tmll Dresses 2 3 i
nit: anvil l “’35 advocated YCSii‘rday in the Son- Eefi et n help the ' 36 in. Bleached Muslin 9° " 1“ Candle Wick am...“ in Of exceptionally good
. t ) rs. ETBEL HECKJIAN x 21. beautiful designs in 39 95
ale by Senator Shipsload, of Mln- RF D No.1,Council Bllilf 1° ‘90“ nnish. Regu- c rose. gold and blue. 4 twm‘ "' bmke“ ""5 Silk R . all [h ch . and 01
...}..Qbions nosota. the Farmer-Labor member ' ‘ 3' "' lar 19c ........... yd. Reg. ".95 . ........... emnantsui e 0106 weaves C OYS-d
”flown of the foreign relations committee. SCVOd Fm All (mam , Blue Border Turkish Towele— 81:90 Bleached Seamless Shoots ' rimmo scs
m: may Thmugh “ °°mr°l of we bank' Monessen Ps.- “I took Lydia E. 18 x 84 ~ close heavy —hoavy quality muslin s 00 Fur Trimmed Coats fort lllg blou and Other 05%. ,
" .-. 1 in: credit of the world. Senator . . thread __ Regular -slightly imperfect—no
.... n .m , . . s Pinkhams e etableCouipoundfora Of Bolivia Cut Po 3 00
.w: llll- is- Ships‘end Tim' the muted [mes ‘5 serionscsseo female trouble. The 19° 3" how" Re" “'35 “' hire-in different col- 10
ElVeil “‘0 3‘93““ Po“"_" m" 5““ worstpainlhad wssinmy right side Pure Linen Huck Towels c°m'°'“b'” in wk” 3 39 °".B’°ken '1‘“ °' ‘ r883 emnants
.. “vs the 0; mil in? “‘31:? “139?,3'lymfi- and I With swell in mysideso good weight. all hern- 25c :2; .?gs?t“n ”0'4"“- Silk
..L ‘ . ‘0“ ‘1 ° “’°' ° c n - ° that wasunsbleto stonsdino. med Rog. 38c Es. ' ----------- Dresses . . . r
.. ,7 ....a. Prto: added that the “mm, m which can. I". mmd m to the hmm, ' d, H ‘_ as at so Wool Finish Blankets — Lengths that are suitable for skirt and children s i
....L .o reduc» is .. ill d t 1 r a '11- n an as Genuine shown in “"1! guy Of Canton Crepe. Satin Canton
. . ‘ . trol is cxerc ed w e erm De 0" buthmlams withqntan all wi h iii: 3 50 with short or ion ' lain d f
'1 ‘1‘“ the good or evil, the destiny of nations hon. law ourgdvertigem pad qu ” t a." on with colored borders. . g 5 50 “ ‘ wear _ In p an ancy weaves'
l.» llxil'lmse. and the destiny of humanm._.. h", “ken t eve "b18003?“ islgicish -- Regular a c Res. :3. .. ..... pr. zlre'eieI-Dukcol _ ‘ '
, ’7‘ ‘0 ““ri‘mi Senator Shipsiead is chairman of withsplendid resulg”—Mrs. NIL- "”"'"""" y ' Jr. " I36 “‘55"; Wh'“ Tu'kl‘l‘ ' . Regular 75C to $2.50 Yd.
1_ m” that the foreign relations sub-committee sodezDonner Ava, Moneeoen,Pa. 0°“, 3‘” a.“ M.“ — With 3311; —wgooh ;“fi 23 overb‘m W
0411;?! San: which is to begin hearing this week venom-“Bath Lillie-ugh 79 ‘1 “9.0 e m:- c Of good “1w dimiw . ‘ ..
illi' 1‘ l m —Rll'll EW- 0 ..... ....e ye quq _
. .... should stoo ea. c 3:533:15 9:6 jg"; Pm" Very uerceablo for c c
' “Wm?" .hesi-E ' Wash Oletholnplald and med. Regular 39c. 34c Ff,"£'9°°" “M" 3°“; 50‘: ’ , . 0 ~
" ‘5““1339 POLL i ANNA colored border et-3for c ........... ........ ea. """""”’ ' . .
'llc nulion. toot. Reg. 100 Main flooh—Roar. 8nd Fleet—Use elevator. Main floor—Rear right.

 

 

 

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A new Pump for Spring. A very striking model

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members of. , . . . o

I .....éicrniiii; I 1{nonEintogalfskin With sport heels and medium Draperies, Footwear Boys’ . Notions ’l
")E. 3.2??? Suitably adapted for business and school wear. F1001“ Coverings, V allies Accessories ~7- Efgkfifgjfifm 9 for 25¢

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New R 6:" G Corsets

The new spring line in most attractive materials
l Backelaced Corsets in medium bust, low bust and
Wrap-arounds to fit the medium-stout, average

Corselettes light boned, elastic inserts, for stout, '
medium and slender women and for the young miss
who needs a light :upport.

Brassieres in many new styles.

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Curtains, Etc.

Crotonnoa in good lengths—84
and so inches wide — Regular 19c
25c and 29c ................ yd.
Remnants of Curtain Scrime and
Checked Marquisotteo. Regular 15c

Pansy Corinne—some with drills 10c

13c .....................

borders -- Regular 12550 and
15° ....................... yd.

Odd Lets! Gurtslne— 8. I and s 79
:sfarsmupsro 1-

0“ Place. a! W and Felt
Base Floor Covering-dug. lilo 45c

to Goo—Hill Runs. ....... as. yd.

film to M W

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T is Remnants—Heavy double taco

lnlsld Linoleum -— colored $100
mm“ all.”
materials o- nice OOlOl'I. 59
C

mean or
the Ioond aegrade ...... yd.

Isoomoat—Usoolovator.
“COED” 8mm
—m.ssof.leen 89c
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Women's Pumps and Oxfords of s 69
hid. patent and tan leathers. Not 1

all sizes. Values 81.95 ......... .

Boys' Lace and Biucher Shoes. 5 29
brown and black with rubber l
heels. Sizes 10 to 5 1-2. $1.69 Val. _
Boys' Heavy School Shoes — also high
cut storm shoes —- rubber heels. 5 95
Sizes 11 to 5 1-3. Reg. 82.45 ... . l

Missos' and Children’s High Cut Tan"
Lace Shoes with leather soles. s 29
Sizes 8 1-3 to 2. Reg. $1.69 ....

lntants' and Children's Brown s 29
PlldssyShoos. Sizesotoavuuel

8 ..... ....... . ..............
Women's High Cut Stars: Rub. 49
bore. Sizes 2 1-2 to l in the lot.

690 value. ...................... c

Basement—Use elevator

Art Goods

Chinese Work Baskets.
3... 39¢ eeaooe-ooooesssossas ..-

Embroiderod Scarre— '
Reg. 79c ..............—..p-. Ea.

Linen Colored Glass Towels.

a... sac 50c

Colored Pantis Dresses — Sines 79C.

8 and 4—303. 81.00 ...........
35c

Knitting Yarns—maroon. brown
10c

and khaki — Regular 890
Finished Models and stamped Pieces at

69c

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“ Flesh

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Em floss
Greatly Reduced Prices.
Main Flesh-Center Aisle.

 

Flannel Blouses in collar attaeh-

ed stylo - gray and khaki— c

aim 8 to lS—Reg. 690 ....... ...

Cape — lined -— heavy qualiw —-

mostly dark materials—Regu- 50c

lar 69c and The ................

Flannel Pajamas—2 piece and one piece

trimmed with silk (regs—striped

materials. Sizes 8 to ls—Regu- 98c

lar $1.29 .......................

Polo Hats 0! Chinchilla—tan.

navy and brown—small sizes 8 0c

to’lyrs. Reg. 75c ....... ......
Basement—Use Elevator

Toilet Goods

Powder Putts . 8c
‘ Regular loo ..4.................
F“. Sponge. es posesoeseoe EI- 9c

Whit. com:"° assess-eua‘eoioeea 19c

hurls l‘aco Powder ............ 42¢

x '1' th Paste 7
13:13.1» 37W"... 3 0' 50¢
Cotton in 1 lb. Rolls

Reg. goo ......39c

cum" 8“, ...-... .;.-':I .‘C 3 ,o' we
TOO"! m“- 30‘ ’30 nova-nos 19c
”$51333? “mmw'd' 25¢
Toilet Paper "a..." 8 rolls for 25¢
SM 50" D” ----.-.o.0.s.seomos.- 12c
30‘ Water 30w“ e-eeoseoaoeoss 45c
”Ital; R“. 25° ss‘qsssassseg 21c

Main floor—Center aisle.

 

 

Snap Winners—Idea on ads.
.............., 4 10c
3"“3...C°..;'“‘.°.‘f.f’fi‘.‘...... 3 '°' 10c
Lingerie Tape —- pink and 7C
white ...................... no.
Bias Lawn Tape 4 nos. for 25¢
"a ”......“ 35c
Skirt and Trouser ...‘nu 4C
zoo yds. White Beating Cotton ... 4c
Satan Has—Reg. lo— 3 papers 10c
mammasyam..,.re9c
Strong mastic. 14 inch wide 8c
8 yd. pea .................. no.
“Db” Household ‘m “sees 29c
Whisk Brooms. Rog. ”o ...- 28c
tron Boldors. 3* 1°. We Be
Bah-pin Cabinets. Rog. lo nun 9°- 4c
._ Main floor — Center Aisle

Jewelry

80 Inch Indestructible Purl flea

laces
m ”t '1‘. stones seasonoeo

c
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