The Tacoma times. [volume], November 11, 1915, Page 8, Image 8

About The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949

Image provided by: Washington State Library; Olympia, WA

                
PAGE EIGHT
LACKS AT Be THK YARD I » s—^ W~T m W S7 ' IjACE* AT lOc ™X *aJ
—Special purchase fine Val. /JhZ>\ M/2MU?/ MJ<M &WIS)Mf £f) ~ a Peel*l purchase of he«J
and round thread Umi, ii Uj fy£/£/ iAy #7 JVAFW vfsf fA/» Llnen ('"ln >' ''a<e E*sw 4
Srt". .'?. ! 0C . S. PeC. la! 1. !£ BHOPPINQ CENTER OP TACCIiA ( £*"; V"\ '^ "J
NOW AN ESTABLISHED MONTHLY EVENT
FRIDAY THE DAY OF A C 1H 1 C
THOUSAND BARGAINS at OC, lUC, IOC
— The wonderful response to our last sc, 10c, 15c day set the stamp of public approval on the event. It
will hereafter be an institution of the store. Tomorrow four floors of the store will feature unequaled
values at these small prices. It will pay to read and check the list carefully. Bring it for reference.
No telephone or C. O. D. orders. (
main floor Kg* 1 (\f 1 Cj* D au Roirnnv MAIN FIoo« '
Jewelry Clearance OC.mC.iOC Uay OH PaiCOHy You wm Want a Lot
sc, 10c, 15c ioo ioiba two kor i«c ia^c oi'ting, ioc YARD °f These Drug Items
—including gold plated Bar —Unbleached Bath Towels, —Genuine Amoskeag 1921 Out- at sc, 10c, 15c
Pins Beauty Pins and ]»x 36 inches, with fringed i ng Flannel in large variety of —Every lem of almost
Brooches, Cloisonne Enamel ends; also 18x36-inch Huck c i,i,.ks strli>e ß and plaids also daily ne«rt in *h« .viri.i
Piece,. Belt Buckles, Vanity Towels linen finish, red bor- X g ray d^rk" blue 'pmk. honfe.^.'^taSard °high
Boxes Memo^ Pads, Scarf ders; TWO for 15c £nd light blue, ecru and white. grade goods ' *
rins, loin f UIH6H. silver . Q ,_,,!„ 1 „«--i ttu -. ■
plated Tea Spoon., and 7«c CRASH, 5c YARD Special. >ard iw ChOlC6 5C
many other items worth up —15-inch Cotton Crash, bleach- 7c PRINTS, Re YAKI) —Harlem Oil, Bell's Baby
to 35c. Divided into three ed twill weave, with red border. —Genuine American Mills Talcum, Castor Oil, Moth
lots; cholca at Be, 10c, 15c Very special, yard 5c prints, best quality, perfect Balls, 1-ounce package Sage
_SS £»• lf± «" *«» ««£™ • 2 VAIIIW - OoVe OntT nlrghf XS Ho° a r SI, v^Tapt
Ribbons—widths'to 5 inches -Fine quality WWta India styles also navy gray claret sorbent Cotton. Sewing Ma
—ln novelty warp prints I,'non. 30 inches Wide. Spe- «»>dblack and white. Special, chine Oil. Rose Water Hy
with satin borders (dark cial, TWO yds 16c yard * ?l°* ea I Perol[lde' ? um Cam
shades predominating). Spe- 19c CAMHKIC, 15c YARD l^L' package Soap
uHrs?r,n- Srr h...Lon^: h'...B^ --"-."-^
SBSffiSsLS - i*i - var, s^rd cho: cc:. .wh: ie.. s. x'iKSf -----
hVlldVanl tying uses the S 12* c <»NGHAMH. 10c YARD «OMI Calomel Tablets.
bolt 10c K'er.r SuecUl J"J £ -Complete assortment of Dress Choice 10c
ItIRRONH AT 5c 1101/T querns, special, y trfl... I3c o)nghanls including Amoskeag, —Quinine Capsules (2
-—lO-yard boltß of Taffeta M|fa FMXNKLKTTK, 10c A. F. C, Bates' Seersucker, Red Rrnhi), two dozen Comp. Ca-
Ribbon in navy, brown, yel- YARD Seal and Glenkirk Zephyrs; all thartic Pills, Bath Sponges,
low, red and green. Very —27 liich heavy Flannelette in wanted colors and styles. Spe- Kje Shades, Leather Finger
special, bolt 5c neut floral and striped designs cial, yard 10c Cots, Baby Pacifiers, three
Kerchiefs Special 5c s^iai. ya r d m. 7Hc aaNaum, 5c yard ™?* e£ k £ T Me?£™ n£n
—This includes quite a lot 15c WASH GOODS, lO<- YARD —Americas Staple Ginghams im' b »'* „ iif nic
of slightly soiled and mussed —32-inch Ginghams and 27- j n large variety of checks in T.iirt «»„!, Sn ! f3
Kerchiefs in linen, sheer inch Playground Suitings in bluo and white; fast colors. v™ v ?, V?,° !' ' J
dimities, shamrock lawns nice variety of plain colors, Very special, yard 5c f ,i ?» »'- m .i i. 2
and incomplete assortments plaids, checks and stripes. Sps- (la-vanl Umlt to Each CusUi- 1,1\ ce * m. i, a, r}* r' Mentnolate«
of initials; formerly up to cial, yard 10c mer-) inroat laoirts.
2r'C KKRrmKFHATIdc GOODS TO 35c YD. AT |M. MISL.N. ,0c YARD _ Uor ™™in* Combs,
SS^aSJrW! -36-inch voll^ln small flO ral
in boxTpureHne^ corner desi^s plain color Cre,,es in -best for service. Special, oUn's Non-ASoTic Casl
embroidered, sheer crossbar Jg^ **£*?£ *"* toria, White Pine and Tar
weaves, emerald lawn, and 7^,7 f,, ,TL i» tRe PILIX)W CASES, 10c Corap., Mquld Green Soap,
some initials; Rome formerly "„„, l,» »| 11 o, the —4f>x:t6-inch Pillow Cases, fine Balutaire Shaving Cream,
to 25c Choice at 10c B1B"S- hl)etial tomorrow tne i inen finlßh; our Hotel Special, O-dor-o-no, Ivory Button
KKRCIIIKFS AT 15c >ara loc «t *«c Hooka, Files, Cuticle Knives,
—Special lot of fancy Linen 15c CAMBRIC, 10c YARD u Hft v i»ni mH iiw- Benzoin and Almond Cream,
Kerchiefs, in corner em- —Genuine No. bO Berkeley T f w""/' Shnr Polish for Tooth Brushes with trans
broidered designs and ml- Cambric in 2to S-yard lengths, 77^^ der Shoe Po Wh for han B>im of
tlals, some mussed and yard wide, regularly luc yard, ba * B«ede- »»*•« 'e«^' O ilead Cough Syrup, Hand ►
soiled from display; formsr- Special 10c f"" met H a' ?,*'/ 10c ' Brushes (assorted styles),!;.
ly 25c and 35c Special x l-:Jc OUTIXO, 5c YARD *'xlra v Jr. ' 'iL i ; MP tn, ( «,'t Purola Tooth Paste, Euthy
at 15c —Mill ends of excellent Outing ' ' mol Tooth Paste, Purola
WOMEN'S NECKWEAR AT in neat stripes and checks; ig|\ —10c cans black paste polish,p p ot Powder, Carnation, Le
10c ular 8 l-3c values. SneciMF special, TWO for 15c Trefle and Lily of the Valley
-—A clearance of Neckwear, yard 5c —10c bottles French Gloss Talcums, Vanity Powder
BlitThtly Roiled and mussed (12-yard Limit to Kach Cubto- Polish, special, TWO for.. 15c Papers, Men's Barber Style
from display, Borne broken nier-) —Shoe Department. Combs,
sets, etc.; were "">c and I!3c. I
Choice at 10c ——_—————-——^^———
_ .•• m . m jp On the Third Floor at
Read This Notion List WOffld! S 35C LlSfe HOSC ISC sc, 10c, 15c
at OC, IOC, 15C —15c CRETONNES—32 to 36
—Which item to omit, is the — A B p ef .j a] purchase of factory "irregulars," a term for slight Inches wide, in good assortment
quention; all are usaful in imperfections in the weave, which do not impair the service. of dainty floral and verdure
every home. __^ lne quality Usle H ose, double toes and heels, wide hem **ZJ , , ,
19c All Elastic Pin on Hose top , seamless weavs; black only; all sizes. IK O Patterns, in popular colors.
Supporters, in black or white; Friday special pair IUC Special, yard 10c
S~| a? d.i re"h |rlMtUl|Bllßl^t CHILIJKKN'B 25c HOSE, 15c INFANTS' 25c HOSE, 15c —12*o CURTAIN SWISS—
Be Sanitirv Nankins' hvWienic —Medium weight cotton, —Infants' fine quality rib- Yard wide, good assortment
PS jg th^-t^h- •■ «j J^ silk^ 1.-.^ H ffi Btrlpeß , do;s checks ftDd flg .
i°« «h"™i W.it'i;;"htart Tr weigl't. all sires. Friday th e popular colors. Friday ureß- Special, the yard ... 10c
—Toilet Paper, good quality I — « to 40 lncheß wlde ' »lain «n<l
crepe paper; special, 4 rolls TV TUT QAQVMTVT figured centers, with colored
for 15c J-N 1 JlJli DAOXittllin 1 borders in pink, blue, brown,
—Jet or Pearl Hat Pins, 2 green and lender; washable
p-nc ■ DresVshields/wa.habie 6 Person Dinner (tO ATZ colorß Speclal-yard •••18c
and guaranteed; special, per XI ■^ —-■"><■ CRETONNES — Yard
pair ux- C-f f^rkmrklof^ at til • M aTi M wi<lp; over 15 choice patterns,
—10c Slipper Trees, well made. iJCt V^OlTipiCtC at • • ln pink( blue greeD( lavender
-5c IReISy Made NecW Band? Af - IQr and ,5. pifice brown "d W"ow. Special.
in white, all sizes, 3 for. . . 10c At 5c > lOc and 10C l^e yard 15c
5c Mercerized Crochet Cotton, _ Fun 50-piece sets of American semi-porcelain with gold line —'•»<• SCOTCH MADRAS—
in black, white and colors; spe- decoration, including— Yard wide, cream and white;
-Ibcd'E. GoldPlatedßeau^ 6 Butter Chips for 5c Large Pitcher 15c "per
Pins, assorted designs; extra 6 Sauce Dishes, 5c ea 30c Medium Platter 15c curtains. Special, per
special, 2 dozen for 15c 6 Cups and Saucers, 10c ea.6oc Large Platter .... 15c lI,V ' ;^r TAIN ' ' itO»^Afl- D
—loc Bolt of Lingerie Tape, « Soup Plates, 10c ea 60c Open Vegetable . .Dish. ... 15c jUßt abi e from 40-inch to 76
in white, pink or blue, wth 6 Dinner Plates, 10c ea.. . 60c Gravy Boat 15c jn!h dSJ\e ends Soe
ribbon threader; special, per 6 Dessert Plates, 10c ea... 60c Pickle Dish 10c J*" 1- detachable ends. S P £
»olt . Psc Covered Vegetable D.sh, 15c. CURTAIN ROD^-Sami
—Hat Pins, black only; 2 50 Pieces Complete for $3.45 —Sold Only in Full Sets. quality as above; extend 27 to
dozei» *5c 62 inches. Special, each...sc
—Steel Safety Pins, nickel ril .... . . —15c CERTAIN ROD BRACK
sir•£ ."'""•..rr.-«: fM^s china d»-i r\ r\r\ ■-/■; •**,■*„««£
—Assortment of Tooth Brush- -.«. —-* nr ,rr I 1 I 111 I —-•"" '" <■ KASTENERS—Bix
es, pure bristle; many style FIiNNFR SFT %U A. \J *\J \J f;^tcii..rs to a set; will not tear
handles to choose from; I^lllll CjIX tJia a w **r Qr rug; Belf . adjUßtlng .
cholce 10c Special, the set 150
—26c large Shell Hair Pins, mO Piftrpq StlPCial at 10c Each —l-">c STOVE PIPE—B-lnch.
choice for isc luu 6068 opeciai at iuc iacn Blze 2g gauge 24 lnch , engthg ,
T"hre^ a wh,t SeTnf y . ta .iS?*", -Complete 12-person service, 100 pieces good quality Austrian BpecUl -^^-^ ■*£
50, 60; .peclal. 5 spools for l^ china, plain shape with lilac spray decoration. 28 gluge SpeciaT . . io4
—5c Wire Hair Pin Cabinets, —Regularly $14.9:. set, special, 100 pieces at 10c for $10.00 15,. OAS HOT PLATKH— *
assorted kinds; special, 2 for 5c HoM <hllr ia N*tß- On e burner; special 10<r
In the Basement In the Basement In the Basement
CHOICE AT 5c CHOICE AT 10c CHOICE AT 15c
—Dinner Plate*, Breakfast Plates, —China Cups and Saucers, decorated; —Decorated China Teas and Saucers,
Bread and Mutter Plates Sauce Dishes star Cut Goblets, Tumblers, Wine Aluminum Mixing Spoons, Earthen
Colter, for Tumblers, ' Ch.na Sugar O>asse«, Cordial Glasses, t.,1 Sundae S'S'.^Te'a R£ WhS SSS
Bowls, Cream Jugs, Ramekins, Glass Glasses, Sponge Holders, Japanned Bowls. Covered Butter Dishes. Celery
Jelly Dishes. Candle Shade*. Brass Trays, sets of Table Mats, Scrub Trays. Platters. 3-pt. green band Pitch-
Flnger Bowls, Egg Cup*. Oyster Bowls, Brushes, Carpet Beaters, Enamel Coffee ers. Individual Salad Plates, Set of 6
Cup* and Saucers, Pickle Dishes, Water PoU, Metal Polish, Pullman Furniture Teaspoons, Fancy Baskets. 2 10c rolls
Olaaces, Tea Pot Stands, Bean PoU, Polißh. Rolling Pins, 81eeve Irons, Drip Toilet Paper, 4 5c rolls Toilet Paper,
Toothpick Holders, Salt and Pepper Pans, Fry Pans, Blue Japanese Cups and 4 he packages Shelf Paper, 4 6c pack-
Shakers, Ga« Mantles, Gas Burners, Saucers, fancy Flower Pots, fancy China ages Sandwich Paper, 4 dozen Spring
i Globes, Folding Waste Baskets, Oatmeal Dishes and Plates, decorated Clothes Pins, 4 Universal Percolator
ustard Cup*, all sUen White Dinner China Cups and Saucers, White Sauce Tops, 4 5c Cotton Dish Mops, 2 10c
Plateo Oat Meal Dishes. After Dinner Boats, Bouillon Cups and Saucers, Alu- Mixing Spoons, Trlannle Cedar Jloc",
Cum and Saucers. Blue Butter Jars and minum Spoons, Steak Knives, Carving long handle] 25c bott> Ceuar Polish I
Covers and man/ other items worth Knives, and Forks and many otti3r Gold Paint and ttßny other groups aad I
l«c, lGc and JOe each, ut «c items worth $14 «*cV at lOc items to 40c, at 1S«I
THE TABOMA THUS
TACOMA SCHOOLS
HOW TO EDUCATE YOUR CIO
Told It.v
\\l"lir«l Hackvllle Htoner,
I\|m.ii«-ii| of Natural Kduratiun.
By "Fairies" we mean imagin
ation.
Without the divine gift of im
agination life would be hardly
worth living, it is the fairies who
whisper even to grown-ups; tell
uiK them to do good deeds; in
spiring them to purposeful ambi
tion.
We cannot build a ship, paint
I picture or write a book without
the aid of theae sprites. We
nhould therefore entourage them
to be a very profound influence
in the moulding of child chara
rt-er.
Through "fairies" the mother
may keep the rod out of the
home.
I have always used the h>lp of
tlifNH little Imagination spirits to
keep Winifred, my daughter, from
being naughty.
I began putting coffee beans
and lemons under her pillow at
night. Then, if she had been
Kood that day, Titanin, Queen of
Fairies, would visit her during
the night and change the coffee
beans and sour lemons to choco
late drops and sweet oranges.
If, on the other hand, Winifred
were naughty, Titania did not
visit her pillow.
Naturally she tried to be good
and receive a reward from the
dear little fairy.
I have tried this experiment
with many children, and it has
always worked like magic.
In place of the chocolate drops
and oranges other dainties the
child craves can be substituted.
The idea is to hold out some re
ward to inspire them to be good
and to behave, rather than gov
ern them by threatß of punish
ment. I believe thoroughly in
offering rewards for goodness.
By all means keep the little
fairy interest alive and In the
school room. For when we down
INSPECT SCHOOLS
IN THE SOUTH END
The committee inspeatUg
school houses for fire hanrds
will attempt to complete its In
vestigation today. Yesterday
four schools were visited and cou
| dttions were reported the best of
any of the schools yet visited.
Horace Mann was criticised be
cause of the inacceßsabllity of the
fire escapes.
The boiler room at the Edison
came in for a share of the com-
LINCOLN
PUPILS
DEBATE
More than 100 debaters met in
their several classrooms yesterdiy
at Lincoln Park for the first get
together session of the season.
In several of the rooms inform
al debates were held on the ques
tions, "Resolved, that the Monroe
doctrine should be abandoned,"
and "Resolved, that military
training should be compulsory in
high schools."
Enthusiastic discussions of
class debating plans were held in
other session rooms.
The freshmen class ledw ith the
number signifying an intention of
trying for the team, with more
than 30 answering the calt.
Wrestlers
Turning Out
Coach Moser spent yester.lay
showing Stadium mat men now
holds. The turnouts, while tley
are far from encouraging are get
ting better every night.
More grapplers are turning out
every night and when injuries to
many of the football wrestlers
permit, followers of wrestling
look for big doings.,
NEED 6 MORE IN
EXTENSION CLASS
Twenty persons took advantage
of the salesmanship class last
night at the Commercial club un
der the direction of Prof. Carl
Bush, of the I'niverstty of Wash
ington extension division.
Prof. Buvh Raid It was neces
sary to enroll at leant s*x more
members to Insure the contlnu
ance of the class. Twenty more
members must !"' enrolled In the
advertising class to Insure its per
menanry.
*♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦«"»
«. PARKNT-TKACIIKIIS A
* *|
Parent-Te«cher circle oi the
Irving srhool will meet tomorrov
ttternoon In the school building
at 3:15 to discuss airnugcnieui^
(or Thanksgiving.
the fairies of imagination we lose
the best thing in life.
And remember, too, that a
child who is allowing its tmiiginu
tion free play is not lying. There
li a distinct difference between
childish make-believe and lying
although too many parents con-
BOY WANTED AUTO,
SO HE JUST MADE IT
ST. PAUL, Minn., Nov. 11. •--
Kenneth O'Brien is some boy! He
is 13 years old, an orphan and a
cripple, but he is the sole maker
of an automobile, tli- Hlcn of
which has never been seen la the
whole northwest. It is a tloy
auto, as may be seen In the ac
companying picture, but it is the
real "goods" for all that!
Kenneth's home-made auto has
a body made from tin taken from
a coffee can. It is enameled
black. The doors are made of
wood taken from a grape basket.
The chassis came from the sane
grape basket. The mud guards,
running board, gasoline tank ard
tool box are also made from tin
cans.
mittee's criticism and at the
Fern Hill school It was decided
an outside stairway would have
to be installed.
Conditions at the Whitman
were found satisfactory.
Several inside-swinging doors
were found. In all schools visit
ed, fire alarms were rung with
out the knowledge of the princi
pals, teachers or pupils and in
all taßes the buildings were emi-
tied in fast time.
SAYS ADS BRING
FOLKS TO CHURCH
PITTSBCRG, Nov. ll.—En
dorsement of advertising as the
means of increasing church mem
bership was given by Rev. Edward
A. Rumball of Boston at the "Ut
annual meeting of the Unitarian
conference of the middle states
and Canada here yesterday.
RAISE WRECKED
ADMIRAL WATSON
The steamer Admiral Watson,
sunk two months ago by the
steamer Paralso at the municipal
dock in Seattle, was raised to
the surface yesterday. She Is be
ing towed to drydock today.
krupFworks~to
relieve families
BERLIN, Nov. 11.—A $6,000,
--000 surplus from the profitß of
the Krupp works will be devoted
to aiding families of soldiers kill
ed in battle and general relief
work. The profits last year were
$21,50,000.
TEETH
Dr. A. B. Mark, Mgr.
SAVE MONEY
On Your
Dental Bill
CHICAGO
DENTISTS
112414 Pail Me Arm.
fuse the two. thus repressing the
dramatic imagery of the kiddie!
which playi such a big part In
education and character building.
Corporal punishment is a ruelic
of barbarism and never does the
child any good. Kmploy Fairies
and rewards instead!
"Took me two weeks to make
this auto," says Kenneth. He is
suffering with a bone disease and
hie left leg is crippled.
All Ills nun work! Kenneth
O'lirlen, crippled orphan, who
made the miniature auto shouii
in flu- accompanying picture out
of tin cans and other thing*. He
is 18 yean old and lives in Ht.
Paul, Minn.
STADIUM HOLDS
DEBATE TRYOUT
Stadium hlKh school debaters
held a tryout yesterday afternoon
before the sixth period roll room
classes.
KIKE PUB TO MEET
Kukelele club at Stadium high
school meets at 2:35 this after
noon.
I FRIDAY'S I
I Attractions I
I AT THE BARGAIN STORE I
LI Bungalow House Dresses— l,;uli<V Amoskeag Glng- I
■ Assorted colors in glng- ham House Dresses, various I
■ hams and percales, regular styles and colors, regular I
■ 75c value, on Second RQ* $1.25 value; Second QQ_ ■
■ Floor at oJU Floor Bargain at... OjC ■
H Ladies' Hateen Skirts, supe- Bungalow Aprons in striped I
H rior quality in black and and figured percales, blue I
I green, regular 11.50 value; and black, regular 65c I
■ Friday and Saturday, QQ« value; Second Floor AQn I
I Second Floor wOw special *tuL I
I ln.li.s' Three-Piece Break- Men's Sweaters in oxford, I
■ fust suits in ginghams and brown and maroon, # A 1Q I
■ percales, plain and in the regular $2.25 value I■l O I
I most popular stripes and Others at $2.89 and $8-48 I
■ checks; regular $1.25 value; —Seroml Floor. H
I now, Second QQ. I
■ Floor JUC '
I „„^____^^_______ Boys' Sweaters In brown. I
I - oiford and maroon, regular I
■ Toklo i >f>ii K e« Silks, 36 $1.25 values; Second CQa I
H inches wide, good assort- Floor Uuv I
H ment of colors, regular 60c —-^_^-—^___— __^___ I
H value; Second QQn ""^ mm~mmmmm
H Floor, now wwb Misses' School Dresses in I
I _^ mm^ „.^.^_^i^_^^ serges, ginghams, plaids and I
H —^i^——■^——^^ percales; fifty of them, no I
9 I.h<lU>s' OutinK Flannel two alike; trimmed and I
■ Nlßh-Kowns, with or with- piped in braids and con- I
■ out collars, regular $1.00 trasting materials with fancy ■
■ value. Second CQo buttons; some at 30c, some I
■ Floor UOO 60c, others 08c fO 00 I
■ Fancy Foulards and MenNa- —Second Floor. H
H llm-s in plain striped and __^__.———— I
I ssx^s^^r^i ModH or"ni«* «—•■
■ black; 24 inches wids. tamily size, self-basting, I
H Regular 75c value. Special, seamloss, perfect in every I
H Second Floor, AQ _ detail; Second ff 1 i|o I
■ Friday fJC Floor Bargain .. . * I i^O I
I Coffee Dept. I
M K.xtra Kre-Mo Cof- *)Kn N(-u ( '">' WalnutH, \i- I
H fee, alb CQC mondu, Filberto and Of) _ I
■ Brazil Nuts, a lb CUG I
I Our Fav«>ri«e Blend, 10- I'lir* California Honey In I
I a lb IUU l»'«t Mason jars, «)/)« I
■ only i.UC I
■ 600 Green Japan Tea, OQp V^SS SSI I
a very special, a 1D....03C J^^^ 15C I
I PAULSONS. Inc. I
■ I IO.VT BROADWAY. MAIN 2:12. I
♦Jhrsday, Nov. 11,191V>.
PARKER
ELECTED
CAPTAIN
Harry Parker, Lincoln Park's
sensational quarterback, wl!|
lead the football team for the
1916 season. He was elected yes
terday at a meeting of the letter
men.
Both the players and Coach Col
bert are well pleased with the
choice of Parker as captain. His
cool headed manner in running
the team this year won the con
fidence of. the players and the
followers of the south side eleven.
Plan Girls'
Basketball
Miss Mason has completed the
first schedule of the girls' < lima
basketball teams at Stadium iilgli
school. The seniors are the firat
to use the floor. They will
meet Nov. 16 from 2:40 until
3:05 p. m. when the Juniors will
meet on the same afternoon until
3:30.
i The juniors and freshmen will
not meet until Thursday of the
same week, the sophomores tak
ing the floor first, followed by,
the freshmen.
Girls Form
a Club, Too
With an organization and pur
pose similar to the professional
clubs organized recently by the
boys of Stadium high school, the
girlg of the institution met yes
terday at a special assembly and
formed a girls' club.
The new organization has been
guided principally by Mrs. Friars,
with assistance offered by Miaa
Burgess, Miss Wortman and oth
ers. The purpose of the club will
be to bring speakers before the
girls who will talk on possible
openings for women in the busi
ness and professional world.
SHERIDAN SCHOOL
DEFEATS ROGERS
Rogers opened Kb official soc
cer Tuesday by defeating the
Sheridan team, 6 —2. Sidney
Hughes refereed, and declared
the Rogers forwards displayed an
exceptional attack.
High school soccer players at
Stadium laid off yesterday be
cause of wet grounds in Wright
park, but will turn out again this
afternoon.