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FACULTY VOTES ON METHODS
OF MORAL INSTRUCTION

CHANCE FOR YOUNG MAN

A few days ago a call came to the
office for a young man capable of
teaching English and the social studies in a j unior high school in New
York State , who would at the same
time be interested in athletics. The
At the last facult y meeting our
In the seventh place came the fol- l etter asked whether we had such a
teachers voted on methods to be used lo wing: Keligious instruction in the candidate. The office found no diffifor moral instruction. Dr . Bugley, , School by visiting clergymen or oth- culty to discover one; for there is
Professor of Education at Teachers ers no t connected with the School. •among us now a young man who is
C ollege , Columbia Universit y, had Comparing num ber seven with num- a four-letter man. In addition he has
sent a set of eight different methods ber six one observes that our teach- served as captain and as manager of
j to Dr. Rieiner with the request that ers felt t hat religious instruction athleti c teams. Beside , he has been
h e .should arrange them in order of should be given pr eferably outside on the Obiter staff and on the Maimp ortance with the help of a vote school. Endeavors are now being roon and Gold staff. He has also an
by the teachers of our School. The made to bring about the requirements excellent voice , for he is a member
result of the votin g is very interest- of number si x. Some school districts of the male quartet as well as the
ing.
dismiss pupi ls an hour earli er each d ouble male quartet. His quaificaj Fi rst in order of importance was week in order to afford religious tions for th e real work of teaching
-- •onsidered : Dependence upon activ- teachers oppor tunities to give religi- are j ust as marked. He has always
* ities of School life , such as class ous instru ction. The school directoi's been on the honor roll. In his student
work , stud y, gam es, athletics , et c. of our Stat e considered this question teaching he has done remarkably
May the school districts of
The assumption is that such activities very seriousl y about a year ago. Ma- well.
CATALOG FOR 1926
Pennsy lvania xenCi us many students
uve organized and supervised with ny were favorably disposed to mak- i like
him. The teaching profession
ing provision for the instruction recThe work on the catalog for 1020 s this end in view.
six. Number needs them.
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ic complete. The material will soon j Second in order of importance was seven was not looked upon with great
be placed in the hands of the 1 printer. | placed: Indirect but still systematic
Many changes have been made , chief- ! ins truction in connection with other favor.
DADDY GROTZ R E T IRE S
La,-:t of all ,- that i,-\ in eighth place, ;
ly in curricula. In some respects the • !:ool subj ects , that is , in eonneo
new curricula are a marked improve - lIoii with history , li t erature , science , was placed : Religious i nstruction by I Daddy Grotz retired during the
the teacher . It is perfectly natural ! Easter vacation. It will be hard to
ment over what wo had in the past. L'tC.
The greatest changes appear in the \ Third in order of importance was for teachers of America where stat e jj accustom ourselves to the School
curriculum for prospective teachers j ph.ced : Explici t instruction and dis- mid school are separated , to plac e, without him. He has been a part of
of the junio r high school . Students ; v. i n li ne from time to time as condi- this me thod in last place. On account our Alma Mater for more than a demust elect this course for example tions necessitate. There are inci- of the n umerous denomination s it cade. All students and graduates
during the first semester. They no dents in school life tha t lend them- wo uld be difficult for a teacher to knew and lov ed him. He was deeply
longer have the first semester for j selves very well to mo ral instruction give religious instruction withou t interes t ed in his w ork a n d in th e
the purpose of orientation. This priv- j if taken at the proper time and in possible fri ction or cl?i«he.c .
success of all phases of the School .
il ege is gr a nt e d only t o prosp ect ive I the proper way. Something unusual
A comparison of our school life We are sorry that age has forced
teachers of grades one to six and of happ ens or is done which lends it- and activities with the m ethods enu- him to retire. We congratulate him
r ural schools. The rural group will self to be us ed as an example .
merated here , shows that our School on his achievement , on what he has
be known as Group III and the j unThe fourth method in order of im- has been using four of the first five done for the School , and on his place
ior high school group will be known portance was this: Systematic in- me thods quite generall y and wi th in the hearts and esteem of those
as Group IV. Many new electives struction through principl e and pre- NiieeesF. Th e activitie s of our school who know him . We wish him happihave been added . Ther e w ill b e new cept , illustrated by concrete cases. , life are organized and supervised to n ess in his retirement.
courses in French , German , and Lat- This method is in certain respects impress mor al h abits and ide a ls upo n
in; in geography, mathematics, and lik e the preceding one. It is, how ev- us . There is greater faith here in
science, and in the social studies. Ad- er , more abstract and formal in its ; practice than in preaching. It is clear
LAST BUT NO T LEAST
ditional teachers will be used to meet nature . A text book might be used. that the students are to learn by
these changes.
T his wo u ld n o t be possible i n t he doing, from concrete examples , etc.,
The last lap of the year, as Dr.
case of the pr eceding one.
rather than from abstract elucida- Riemer stated in chapel on WednesFifth in order of importance was tion of principles.
day morning, has begun. There are
SYMPATHY WI TH
placed
one
of
deep
concern
to
the
Our
courses
in
history
and
literaonly eight weeks from now until
FREAS DOWNING
teachers. It runs as follows : Depend- ture , for ex amp l e , are excellent il- commencement.
upon the personal example of ; lustrations of the second method ,
The lap is the last, but not the
The whole School sympathizes ence
without
systematic
or
exteachers,
that
is,
indirect
but
still
systematic
least
in importance . There are so madeeply with Freas Downing. He has plicit provision for moral instruction. instruction in connection with
school
ny
things
yet to be done. Much has
lost both father and mother. We By means of this method the pupils subj ects. Students who have had the
want to express to Freas our heart- are to be led to better ways in a course in English literature , can well been begun and lies unfinished. But
it is the finishing strokes that are diffelt sorrow at this time . Such a dou- moral sense through the examples ; appreciate the effectiveness and
valficult and that count. Often almost
ble blow is hard to bear. We wish
by the lives of their teachers. Our ue of the same method in their own any one can begin a task; only a few,
him strength to stand up under such set
placed this method fifth in , lives.
however, can finish it. In other words
a blow. We know that he will find teachers
¦ The third method above has been it takes skill , patience, and brains to
importance
they
not
because
order
of
,
to
endure
it
strength in his heart
for a moment that all the : brought to play above all in the oflfic- carry things to completion. And these
hard as it is. Freas' past life and assumed
teachers
should not have exemplary 1 es of the Dean of Instruction , the qualities but few possess. However,
his character are such that we know habits and
ideals. In fact , the as- Dean of Women , and the Dean of often it is merely due to the bad hastrength
that he will find comfort and
sumption
throughout
all
meth- ; Men. From time to time auditorium bits of neglect , of indifference , of lawhere the afflicted do. We hope that ods is that the teachers these
have
I exercises have lent themselves very ziness, of lying down on the j ob, or
he may continue his course here. If habits and ideals. Without themsuch
no
of underestimating one's ability. The
|well to the same purpose.
the students can be of any assistance teacher is imaginable.
The fifth method which consists of last lap of the year affords us many
to him he may be sure that all will
Next in order of importance , that Dependence of personal example of opportunities to show whether we are
gladly help him. He enjoys our high in sixth place, was placed : Relig- teachers, also plays an . important part starters only, whether we are quitis,
est, esteem and respect.
ious instruction outside/ School in in the development of our habits and ters by nature or habit, wheth er vre
school hours. There is much talk to- ideals. Our teachers are all men and are weaklings, or whether , on the
MISS ANDERSON RETIRES
day about the lack of religious in- women of strong moral character. other hand , we h ave t h e patience ,
TO MARRY struction on the part of our young Day b y day they exemplify in their power, and ability to bring things to
people . The Sunday Schools seem to lives the highest ideals of moral a finish . It is the finishing touches
Miss Anderson left us at the bo- be, unable to provide such instruction and religious life. Among them there that count. The last lap is truly not
ginning of the Easter vacation. Her in matters of religion. If a boy or is not a single exception. They are all the least in importance.
plans are to get married some time girl attends Sunday School faithful- worthy of the trust which fathers
during the month of May, She will ly he receives at best only about 24 and mothers place in them when they PROFESSOR BLACK RECOVERED
then take her wedding trip through hours of such instruction during one send their sons and daughters here.
South America, to which country year. This seems insufficient to im- The y are strivin g to le ad us t o form
are glad that Professor Black
business calls her fiance. We are very part the moral and religious stand- habits of self-control and self-direc- is We
again
to meet his classes. The
sorry to lose Miss Anderson. She had ards accepted by us. In addition , it tion. Under their guidance we are sick spellable
that
Sunday
should
be
noted
that
the
developing proper attitudes toward tire communitywas affecting: the' enwon the hearts of the students of the
not spare him.
entire school. In her work she was School teacher is often not as well that which is right in order that we Wo hope that he did
has
fully
recovered.
very efficient . In her dealings with prepared for her work as she would may continue to be worthy men and
,
students she was very friendly, kind , like to bo This makes the instruction women throughout life, although our
and considerate. We wish her success naturally less effect ive than it would environment may not be what our tor has always stood for the highest
in her new venture. At the same be in case of a well trained and effi- surroundin gs are here. It is right that in the realm of moraJs and Christian
this is as it is, because our Alma Ma- ideals.
time we congratulate the happy man. cient teacher.
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The members of the School were
deeply interested in the work clone
by the pupils from the Nantieoke
high school . Th^y did remarkable
, work in the tournament at the Uni• versity of Chicago. We all wished
them well. We hoped that they might
bring the championship oi' the United States to the Keystone State. Although we have been disappointe d in
our hopes , we need nut be ashamed
of the record made by the representatives ol" this great Commonwealth
in basketball. The boys from Nanticoke lost a very close game to the
champions from Fitchburg, Massachusetts . We ' Congratulate Nanticoke
on its excellent showing.

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FOUR CANDIDATES
FOR GOVERNOR

MAROON AND GOLD
Fri day , Apri l 9, 1926 .

BLOOMSBURG FLOWER CENTER

Easter always shows to what extent Bioomsbu rg is developing into
a flower cen ter . There are many hothous es here. The florists were busy
day and nigh t to fill the orders which
they had received from all sectio ns
of the East. And there were many
local orders.

There are four candidates in the
field for Governor. Mr. John Fisher,
Published weekly during the of Indiana County , is being: paired
school year by the students of the with Senator Pepper. Mr. Fisher was
Bioomsburg State Normal School in in the field four years ago and ¦sviththe interests of the students, the a- ( drew in favor of Governor Pinehot.
lumni and the school in general. ! Mr. Beidleman , of Harrisburg. is
j mated with Mr. Vare . of Philadelphia. He was also in the tield four
years ago and withdrew in favor of
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Mr. Alt er. Mr. Phillips of Butler Co. , j
is the third candidate . The fourth is
Editor - in - chief
! ex-Governor Toner of Washingto n
Hugo Riemer
County . These four men are going
I to make the campaign exceedingly
j interesting. The students cannot afAssociate Editors
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j ers durin g the next six or eight
Mildred Benson
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Betty Brooks
Marion Decker
Grace Harlos
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Professor SutHff has comp leted th e
list of prospective graduates. It is
based on the woi-k completed by the
middle of the semester. There are
over two hundred fifty students about whom there is little doub t as
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JUNIATA COLLEGE JUB ILEE

Juniata College will hold a jub ilee on Saturday , April 17. Di\ Riemer has been invi ted to be present.
This will be a great affair. It may be
of interest to know that Dr. Martin
Brumbaugh , ex-Governor of Pennsylvania , is now Pi'esident of that
College He is still a mighty factor
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The School Journal for April has
ian article full of interest to teachers,
ian address by Secretary Hoover , de.]livered to the Superintendents as!sembled in Washingto n recently. All
1t eachers and st u de n t s shou ld read
:it. There are other interesting: artiin this issue. Students should
'cles
familiari ze themselves with this educational periodical .
LIST OF PROSPECTI VE
GRADUATES COMPL ETED

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Tho indents were all ?orry to see
Gilbert Coope r leave. We had not re- :
alized how deeply he h ad impressed
us until he prepared to depart. It is I
hard to have friend? lik e Cooper
break awny. We wish him success.
Judging from what he didbe here we
his. Ai*t
nre^ure that success will
is his field , and art he is to teach at
Coftesville.

LOUIS BERNHARD , SR.

67 years of service
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LOCAL HAPPENINGS

RELAY TEAM

The School is making plans to send
a relay team to Philadelphia for the
Spring Carnival. The boys who represented us last year made a good
showing.
The material this year is
Miss Conway has purchased a new
car. It's an Oakland and is very as good if no.t better than that of
last year. Our pr ospects are therepre tty.
fore very brigh t. We hope that many
Miss Ward has a new assistant. candidates announce themselves.
,Miss Lacey was called home by the
sickness of her mother.
SUPERINTENDENT BENSON
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OF LOCK HAVEN HERE
Th enrollment for 1920 is already
very large. It is much larger than it
On Monday preceding Easter vawas last year at this time.
cation Superintendent Benson , of the
of Lock Haven , spent a day
During vaca tion measurements schools
with
Dr.
. Dr. Benson has
were taken for additional fire escapes known ourRiemer
Principal
several
to be erected on the Institute Build- years. Three years ago for
Dr.
Riemer
ing.
asked Dr. Benson to teach English
at the Summer School . of Bucknell
Students have already begun to University. He has filled this position
play tennis. Four courts will be at euch summer since with marked suctheir disposal. Th«?y are to be rolled cess. At one time Dr. Benson was
and put into tip-top shape.
Professor of English at the Ltfck
Haven Normal School .
The hockey field will again afford
the girls an opportuni ty for exercise
out of doors. It is to be rolled and
lined very soon.

Brief Mention Of People
You Know
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DR. HOBAN HERE
FOR SUMMER SESSION
Dr. Hoban , of the Departmen t of
Public Instruction , will be here during the Summer Session. He has been
assigned to this Normal School for
two days , Jul y 6 and 7. He is greatly
interested at present in visual education . A few months ago he appointed a committee on visual education and chose Mr. Rorem to represent our school.

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do it eventually—and because the longer you wait
the older you gr ow—
t herefore do it

NOW—Today if possible !
Sit f o r y o u r
Portrait !

GRUEN WATCHES

Let us not forgot the play to be
give n by the Dramatic Club on April
30 It is to be Sheridan 's "The Rivals."

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Mr. Hausknech t had a day off during vacation. He took his family to
the home of his parents near Williamsport .
Th e campus is already beginning
to turn green. Dan Creveling and his
men have combed it. We may well
be proud of .our grounds . They have
always looked fine. Let us. however ,
not forget our part.

The r ep a irs t o t he Sch o ol are w ell
under way. During vacation the fire
tower to be erected in the annex to
the dining room was started. - The
partitions have all been removed. The
tiles are now being laid. It will be
only a few days when the steel stairs
will be erected.
The second fire tower in the other
end of the building has also been
started . This tower will also be completed before commen cement.
The towers are both fireproof. This
will make it possible to remove some'
of the outside fire escapes. The one
at the trunk landing will soon be removed.

During vacation the doors in North
Hall and in the Girls Dormitory were
provided with Yale locks. These locks
ma k e it possibl e for the s t uden t s t o
feel' more secure in their rooms. In
addition it makes it possible to keep
out all intruders. These locks are
very welcome . Locks hav e be e n a
crying need for years.

The boys are out for. baseball. For
some time they have thrown and
caught the horse hide. The prospects
for a good season are bright.

UND ER WAY

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Whiting Williams will be here on
Monday evening , April 12 . His lecture will prove very interesting and
valuable to all of us here . Mr. Williams has an excellent reputation. He
is a clear thinker on labor problems.

Three and One Quarter
Millions
The Strongest Bank in the
County Invites Your
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A new store has been opened in
town. It makes an excellent impres sion on all those who pass by. The
front of the store is very attractive.
Inside there are * on disp lay many
beautiful and a ttractive articles.
Wo ar e to have another school party. Tt is coming on April 24. Alexander 's Orchestra will furnish the music . This par ty was scheduled in response to the pleasure and good feeling 1 associated with the last party.
Let us measure up to all expectations.
The mid-semester grades were distributed on our return from vacation. They gave us some idea of what
the teachers thought of our work
RECOVERY OF SICK
durin g the first nine weeks. In the
case of some of us the standards
sick are all w ell . Vacation was
were too low. The largo majo rity of an The
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to all to arise. Their
us, how ever, se em t o hav e fared very arising tation
seemed
like a miracle. The
well.
possibility of going home to see reland friends was enough ' to
Miss Perner 's artists are to be atives
brin
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them
all back to health. Let
b r oade n s t ed f r om Scra nt on o n A pril us hope that oil now remain well.
16. Plans are being" made to go there
b y automobile. James Bittonbonder
JOH N BAKELESS ' BOO K
has taken the place of Gilbert Cooper. This makes the second change
A few days ago a letter came to
which the -male quartet has experi enced this year. It , speaks well for the office announcin g that Mr , John
Miss Perner and for the School that Bakeless , 1013 , intended to send o
such excellent substitutes can be copy of his new book to the Library.
found , Miss Perner always manages Mr. Bakeloss claims that the inspirato have two or three lined up to take tion for this book was rec6ived by
the places of those forced to with- him in our Auditorium. This is one
draw. That is a sign of good admin- ronson why ho would liko to have his
istration and of abundance of talent. book in our collection ,

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Frank W. Miller, Vice-president
Wm . H. Hidlay, Treasurer
r-I. Montgomery Smith ,
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SPRING SCHEDULES

SUPERINTENDEN T PLEASED

ALUMNI AN D DIPLOMAS

I N V I T A T ION T O H IGH

SCHOOL PRINCIPALS
Superintendent Evans spoke very
tif ying 1 to note that our
It is gra
Both the baseball and track squad |
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the Normal kindl y to Dr. Riemer a few days ago
arc working out in the gym , wail ing 1 j Invitations are to be issued to high a l u m n i val ue highly
School Diploma. A day or two ago about the work of our School. He
for the gr ound to harden or dry out. school principal s in the nea r future ' I Dr. Kiemer signed the dip loma -oJ was greatly pleased with the educa As soon us conditions are favorable by s t u d e n t s coinin g .from these high ( katherine JJakcless of the class of tional facilities and opportun ities
practice will b egin on the outside and schools. In accordance with the plans | 151 IS. She is no longer Miss Bakoless. that his childr en are enjoying here.
'the teams will prepare to go thru of Aliss Coinvay . the graduates of the , ; In spit i- of this fact , howev er , she Such a commend ation means much
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the schedule with a bang. Fans are Wilkos-Barro H igh School , fo r in- I wants her
Diploma as a record of he r to our School. Superintendent Evan s
lookin g- for the best season yel.
kno ws wh!it a good school is. The
stance , will invite Mr . Breidin ger to ! cont act with this School.
1
appraisal
of school facilities has been
Coach .Jackson is looking to the spen d a day with them hero. The
his b usiness for over twenty years.
trainin g of bo th squads and has al- students will arrange entertai nment. K E FFER H ARTL1NE SP E NDS
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And he has the best opportunitie s in
ready given them some good dope. 'in some room of the School . The prinHERE
VACATION
EASTER
the
world to judge us. At present he
The men themselves are .f eelin g* ti t cipa l wi ll visit classes with them.
and are anxious for the otilside air This .'ill promise s to be very p le^anf | Keller JJarU 'ij Je spen t his Easter has a daughter in the Normal School
and real workouts.
and attractive. The idea is to all'ortl vacation with his parent s, Prof essor proper , two in the j unior high school
lower grades. Let us
There are nine men who have sign- the st udents an opportunity to have and Mi's. Harllinr . lie is now a stu- and one in the
merit
such commendacon
tinue
to
reunio
University,
n at this School with their | dent at .John s Hopkins
ed up for «rolay team tryouts. Among a
tion.
graprincipal.
And
lie
is
a
medicine
,
princip
al
specializing
in
the
will
see
!
them we find last year men: Walsh
and Kanyuek still running 1 like blue wha t the School is doing for his gra- Muate of mi ;- School of the year Ji »20.
streaks . Wi th these two as a begin- duates.
THREE CANDIDATES FOR
ning1 the tea m should quickly develop.
MRS. MILLER TO PHILADELPH IA
UNITED STATES SENATOR
Captain Kane of the base-ball BILLY T R U M P COLLECTS
Philadelphia
Miller
went
to
Mrs
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sq uad is going around smiling 4—
M A N Y L E T T E R S : in attend a meetin g 1 of m usic teuchThe fiel d of politics is becoming
seems to fool good abou t prospects.
its
ers.
She
is
a
member
of
one
of
interesting. Three candidates
very
With such a captain we should en' runnin g for United States SenaBut few may know the amount of Ii impo rtant committees.
art
"
ter the big - leaguie.
mail that Billy Trump collects in the II
tor. Senato r Pepper is out for reFollowing - is the schedule :
(Girls ' Dormitory every evening- , lie j
election. Mr. Vare , of " Philadelphia ,
has counted them by the night and
an xious to rep lace the present inis
Baseball
by the week. There are weeks whe n
Governor Pinchot is lining
cumbent.
April 17—Newport High School , H ero ¦he collects from !f>00 to JSOl ) le tup
his
forces
for the same office. At
COMPLEMENTS OF
April 2-1. Wyoming- Seminary—H ero ters. Some niglns he drops from •!')( >
no time in its history has PennsylMay 1-Shipp onsb urg Normay—Away to 4 50 of them in th e mail bo x . A 1
vania had a more interesting1 camWOOLWORTHS
j paign
May S—Sus quehanna Universit y -— limes the number is even grea ' v. In
than this one prom ises to be.
Here.
addition to what Billy Trump collects
May 1 2—Dickinson Seminary—A way there- are many letters posted by the
RURAL G R OUP
May 22—W yoming- Seminary—Away students them selves. This gives some
May 2i>— O pen—llere .
idea of the importan ce of the School
Bolter Footwear For Less j The Rural Group finished its stuto the local post office as far as fir§ t !
They
Track
, At
class mail is concerned. The number
! dent-teaching *during vacation.
Thursday,
vacation
on
stoppe
d
fo
r
packages
'
of
that
come by parcels
April 24—Penn Relay Carnival.
HAINES
| losing a day and a half of the much
May 5-Columbia County Track Meet post is j ust a>; important ami impr esThe
' coveted va cation time. According to
sive. What would be the p opul ation
for High Schools.
reports th ey were compensated for
SHOE
WIZARD
of
a
town
the
post
otlice
of
which
May 15—Wyoming- Dickinson and
this loss by beginning 1 later. VeryI
would
do
the
business
req
uired
and
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W.
Main
St.
Bloomsburg Meet at Blooni sbursr .
favorable reports have come in conbrought by this School to the town
May 22—Dual Meet.
cerning i.he work clon e by our stuof
Bloomsb
urg
? Would 4,500 inhabMay 29—Invitation Inter-scholasti c
dents
at the centers chosen this year.
FOR
SNAPPY
itant<
bo
too
high
an
estimate?
Track Meet.
The p ro spect i ve rural te a che rs giv e
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132 West Main St.

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We 've a letter from a friend
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KRAUSS'
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CASH GROCERY
he 'd worn out after years of
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the "Normal" . A full line of
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} Quality Groceries and Candies.
The temptation to say some| Cor. Wood and Third Sts.
thing j ocular about our "rugged clothing" is almost too
great to resist, but as a matt er
of fact, there 's no j oke about
The Big Clothing Store
the long-wear qualities of our
With It 's One Low Price
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Square

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to All Invites Students to
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$25 $30 $35 $40

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than those we use ; no higher
stan dards of workmanship
th an ours.

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