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Brown ,or Black Work Shoe— Army Style
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Crash pro shoe prices ! Manufacturer’s price direct to you. Jobber’s, Wholesaler’s an־l Retailer's profit eliminated. Think of it—only ?2.98 for this super-comfort, army stylo, brown or black Blucher work shoe made extra durable or water and acid resisting leather. Two full layers of heavy, tough extra quality Rather in the soles. Full grain leather inner sole Trip'e stitched and reinforced throughout against wear. Dust-proof bellows tongue. There’s nothing you ever saw to beat it at $5 to II elsewhere. And only ?2.98 on this bargain offer to new customers.
Order a pair on approval now. Send no money. Just your name, address and size of shoe on coupon. Sizes 6 to 11. Wide widths. Order by No., Brown 512,. Black 501.
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year, I have all the duplicate cards to file and the high school cards to add up each subject to see if the child is capable of going on in that subject.
Every week when the teachers hand in their personal appearance sheet for their room either the stenographer or myself puts the marks in hall order and then adds them up to see which hall gets the highest percentage.
Sometimes Mr• Adams calls up and wants to see some of the children down at his office. I have to learn what room every child is in so that I don’t have to waste so much time trying to find them. It is also interesting to listen to the children when they protest a demerit mark which their teacher has given them.
The mail comes to the school for the teachers and I Irnve the pleasure of giving that out. We also give out supplies at the office and when we run out I have to go to the stock rooms along the stair way to get whatever is needed. There is a lot of running up . and down stairs but I have gotten used to it so that I don’t get tired so quick.
The NScosehesrt Depsrtment Store
By Mable Lee, Miami (Okla.) Lodge No. 1479.
(Progress Hail).
If anyone who had never visited visited MOOSEHEART should hear someone speak of the MOOSEHEART Department Store they would probab-ably picture it resembling some store in a small country town where the grocery store, the shoe store and the dry goods store are all in one. It is true that they are all combined at MOOSEHEART but not as it would be pictured to an outsider or a stranger.
As you enter the store you see a long aisle. In the center of the aisle there is a square room where the children deposit their money in the bank. On the right hand side will first be seen the sewing department where six or seven women are kept busy making clothes or darning stockings. Farther down but still on the right hand side is what might be called a general clothing store where all requisitions are filled. Still farther down is the shoe department. Upon looking at this one would think it was not much of a shoe department but that is because only part of the shoe shop is visible. By going back through the door in the north side of this department and seeing where the shoes are mended, one’s ideas about the shoe department would change. Further down on the left hand side supplies are kept.
On the right hand side the first thing to be seen is the tailor’s shop and then the grocery department where supplies are kept for over seven hundred children.
To see the barber shop it is necessary to leave the department store and go to the next door to the south in the same building. After a walk through the department store a visitor no longer compares it with the department store of a small town.
Mooseheart Protestant Sunday School
By Elsie Johnson, Now Castle (Pa.) Lodge No. 51. (Purity Hall).
In the beginning of MOOSEHEART there was not any Sunday School services held on the grounds. The students went to Batavia, a small town near MOOSEHEART, where they attended Sunday School and church of their denomination. The Catholic children attended mass at Aurora■ As the number of students increased the need of a Sunday School at MOOSEHEART became more pressing.
In 1915 a Union Sunday School was started for the Protestant children. The Catholic children continued to go to Aurora. During the winter months the Sunday School was conducted in the basement of South Loyalty Hall and during the summer months in a large tent situated where the present Winter Camp now stands. The teach-
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