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Evening sentinel, Friday, May 7, 1926 · page 3

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an Ines, snappy sports coat—coats of homespun. E
e" 1 coats of silk, coats of kasha, coats of 33:32:311’5'235°:ni'o3ang E
1w DRESSB coat. : twill, right here-at your hand. or the : necks, white. only. 1 98 g
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SILK, DRESSES Made Of very high 6 a“ c up to the « IectIOIl of Styles. Iigure coats for every pocketbook. Come ; Umbrellas
rid see for yourself. , _ _
100 Canton Crepe and minute styles. prices range from $22.50 to 525 .00 :‘hey g8 gigs in a 3.311: 1330231)! rgollosogegi: 1 g ._,
mt Crepe dmefl, I“ mm, Attra:tively $10 to $50 9;“ prices t : If;
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KHAKI HIKING SUITS

Will sell during Sale for

than 16 children on each of the other only five hours out or the twenty- ‘. doors in stock 1

$1.98 per suit ’ » - ~ Itwo. After an experimental olav- four. Any private business would , 5'.
Former value $3.50 mys m [Am , «round ”3W!“ W3! started there fall under such conditions. Eighty FREE DELIVERY
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JERSEY WORSE” I150 Off.“ l u’ 8 1 nine grounds. With supervision there hours between 6 and 13 o'clock P. e 1'08.
89018.11»: been on attendance or more M. Why no, use the school build- Millicent! House Fur-niobiumI “

Special $1.50 and$l.75
Wealth.

COAT SWEATERS

ill the leading colors, single-
ireasted with the reinforced 1 - ,.
pockets. Former values up tot", z .

798.

Special for this Sale at 55. 98.

Extra sizes, 56.98

WHITE BLOUSES

Made of French voile. soft ool-
isrs, Former Value 51.50. .
, To close out at 50¢ each

. BALBRIGGAN DRBS$

Special (lilting this Sale at

55-00

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(Continued from Page One.)
Ildeal playground too: and the new
athletic field It the Broad River

tive récreation. The toilowlng para-
graphs selected from publications or
the Playground and Recreational
I Association or America will show

lull showed no children on tour
of the six playgrounds. and less

than 5. 000 n’week against loss than
300 a week without supervision.

o The studies made of 23, 765 child-
ran in schools or different neigh-
borhoods in Cleveland. Milwaukee.
Kansas City. Detroit. l'rovidenco and
.Riehnxond. Va.. some time‘ ago show-
ed convert“ for these six cities or
52 per cent. doing nothing outside
or school hours.

What boys and girls think at good
leadership has been repeatedly de-
monstrated. A: an experiment. a
playground was thrown open with.
out play leadership in a ‘city of
300.000. Fifteen'to so children used
it. Unnnnounced. a play leader up-
peared. Then '15 to 80 children used
the playground. A regular ploy lead-
or was placed in charge tor the sum-
mer. and the average daily attend-
ance was “3. When the experienced
play leader was withdrawn and an

ized play were given athletic tests.
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to boys in a larger city where there

was' organized play and physical
training. it was found that the city
boys could outrun and autumn the
town boys. in me pull-up the city
boa‘s' performance was about six

State Reiormntory.

The report of the Detroit re.
ceration commission for 1920 says.
"it costs 7 1-3 per cent per person

I like ditierence between supervised , .
For Girls, sizes 10, 12 And 14. with 2 POI." of. mu for big. and unsupervised play spaces. 3f: 35%;: :g;‘§‘i,°u,{:“§‘3§3,::’ Galvanised and copper screen
Blouse and bloomers to match. boys, 15,17 and 13, ' A survey made in Kansa- cm in Is uuo good business. Cities have wire, all widths

grounds and buildings which work

ing at night for recreation centers
and the grounds for playgrounds.

All colon.- 1:351?me 2:233:13; fell: '33:“: 1:: GIFTS FOR iTI'IE
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Pure Ink m WWI Clip on. for , _ It. “ill lost the State or New York
marked as high as 58.00 each. . a men“ “the? m” 3 "mm m 8600. u 1. estimated. to maintain
m dfl‘ 8 to 14 ' 1 “1° Ch“ 1: will not ““1““! ”1° and guard each prisoner who spends cPO KRUSB
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