Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 25, Number 206, Decatur, Adams County, 31 August 1927 — Page 3

List Os School Books And Supplies Needed By Pupils In Decatur Schools

First Grade Winston's FlrHt Rea,l ‘‘ r un<l Prim ' ’ J combined • .■ rivt> s Writing Compendium hdtitk. 1 for Section 1A only A box' of Crayolas \|ph:i I’elicll No. 24.> T,. n cents to teacher for drawing paper — T( .I, cents to teacher for wriing paper Second Grade Winston's Second Header (reg ) Thorndike Arithmetic Hook 1 (For A ciass only). McCall Speller (complete) Graves Writing Compendium Edition. Bk. 2 Hollis Dann Music Course, Bk. 2 Box of Crayolas, No. 8 Alpha Pencil No. 205 Ten cents to teacher .for writing paper A ™ Ten cents to teacher for drawing paper Third Grade Winston Third Reader Thorndike Arithmetic, Bk. 1 Our English, Bk. 1 Beeson's. The Health Game... Hollis-Dann Music Course No. 3.... McCall Speller Complete Graves Writing Compendium Edition No. 3 One box of Prang Water C010r5.... On,. Water Faji tor Painting One Five Cent Pencil One Pen Holder—Zaner Blosser. . Ten cults to teacher for writing paper - , Ten cents to teacher for drawing paper Royal Music Tablet No. 86 .... Geography — Carpenters Around the World with Children One box of Crayolas, No. 8 Golden Rod Tablet . Fourth Grade Bobbs Merrill Fourth Reader Thorndike Arithmetic, Bk. 1 Our English, Bk. 1 McCall Speller (complete) Knowlton's First Lesson in Geog. Emerson-Betts Hygieijp & Health, Book 1 Woodburn-Moran Finders and Founders of the New World Winston's Simplified Dictionary... Graves Writing. Standard Edition Book 4 .'. Hollis Dann Music Course No. 4 One box Prang Water Colors . One Water Pan for Painting One Pen Holder. Zaner & Btosset One Five Cent Pencil ~ on< Drawing Pencil No. 315 Eagk Royal Spelling Tablet No. 7 Royal Composition Tablet No. 87t Royal Writing Tablet No. 203 Golden Rod Tablet No. 80 Fourth Grade Lennes Sheets Semester A or Semester B ....... Music Tablet No. 86 Fifth Grade Bobbs-Merrill Fifth Reader

School Opens Tuesday, Sept. 6th i |ml SW®t' NOTICE! School BookT ffl AiSi T 1/ r\HT "*** DUE TO THE FACT THAT SCHOOL BOOKS ARE J«jf SOLD 0N AN EXCEPTIONALLY SMALL MARGIN ; SmII f / 0F PROFIT ’ AND THE DEALEE IS COMPELLED TO J jjlvp l PAY CASH IMMEDIATELY UPON DELIVERY; ‘ HH Rlgi rOBOk THEREFORE:- SI Pupils buying school books must PAY CASH as it will be impossible iW 3 to extend any credit under these particular circumstances. ® ffi Holthouse Drug Co. Callow & Kohne Smith Yager & Falk Zimmerman Drug Shop [Jg ■ ~ AITWu WWi UTSiIT] j„. . L'^zr-rr-— i l Al , I ~~T 1 P ITI i*li . <»/ T, t_ . / ' P '- IJ* / 7 J-UPw- ' 'J T**P / 7 (sSt ; 1 <-■>, j 1 \7W,

Thorndike Ari lunatic Book 2 .... .72 B. ti M. Essentials of Geography, 5' Book 1 126 09 I Our English, Book 2 72 ,10 I Emerson-Betts Hygiene and Health .05 Book 1 . ,85 McCall Speller (complete) . .48 .10 Graves Writing Standard Edition No. 5 .0!) | .10 Hollis Dann Music Course, No. [>. .54 | Box of Prang Water Colors 45 ,48 One Water Pan 05 One Pen Holder, Zaner it Blosser .05 .67 One Carbon Drawing Pencil, Eagle ,48 No. 315 .05 Winston Simplified Dictionary 1.08 i .09 Fifteen cents to teacher for draw- . 47 ing paper .... 15 1 .10 Royal Speller Tablet. No. 7 . .05 .05 i Royal Theme Tablet No. 76 05 i Golden Rod No. 80... 05 10 Royal Writing No. 104 05 Makers of America Woodburn10 Moran .97 Fifth Grade lennes Sheets—Semgp ester Aor B .... . ,22 Sixth Grade ■gj, Bobbs-Merrill Sixth Reader .76 gr, i Thorndike Arithmetic. Book 2 .72 47 18. i M. Essentials of Geogranhv. ■Joj Book 1 . 1.26 Our English Book J ... . .. .72 Graves Writing Standard Edition No. 6 09 Emerson-Betts Physiology pnd ' Hygiene, Book 2 91 'p- , McCall Speller (complete) . .48 Box of Prang Water Colors .45 One Water Pan 05 Hollis-Dann Music Course. No. 6 .65 , n One Pen Holder. Zaner & Blosser .051 ' One Drawing Pencil. Eagle 315 .051 ' ° Winston Simplified Dictionary 1.08 1 Fifteen cents to teacher for draw--10 ing paper 15 p- Royal Spelling Tablet No. 7 .05 ''Royal Theme Tablet No. 76 .05 I Golden Rod Tablet No. 80 05 .72 Royal Note No. 767 05 .67 | Bourne-Benton Introduction Am.6B: eitcan History. Revised Ed. . .97 .48 Sixth Grade Lennes Sheets, Sem.B7 j ester A or B 22 Seventh Grade .65 > Every Day Classics, Baker-Thorn-I dike Seventh Reader 76 .80 i Thorndike Arithmetic, Book 3 . ... .80 1.08 i B. & M. Essentials of Geography I Book 2 1.76 ,09 ; Our English, Book 3 86 .54 , Emerson-Betts Hygiene and I-'hysi-.4s ' ology, Book 2 91 .05 I McCall Speller (complete) .48 .05 I Graves Wri ing Standard Edition .05 j No. 7 09 .05 | Elementary American History and .05 1 Government (Woodburn & Mor.os| an) ... 1.48 .05 i Box of Prang Water Colors 45 .05 ■ One Drawing Pencil, Eagle 315 ... .05 I One Good Pencil ... J's .22 i One Pen Holder, Zaner & Blosser 1)5 .05 I One Water Pan 05 i Fifteen cents to teacher for draw.76 I ing paper 15

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Winston Simplified Dictionary 1.08 Hollis-Dann Music Hook • Junior Songs ,9o Royal Spelling Tablet No. 105 .05 Royal Theme Tablet No. 76 .05 Royal Note Book No. 867 .05 Golden Rod No. 80 05 Music Tablet No. 86 05 Civics The Good Citizen (Hepnar) 1.11 Lennes Sheets, Semester A or B . .22 Eighth Grade Every Day Classics, Baker & Thorndike. Ind. Ed. Sth Reader .76 Thorndike Arithmetic, Book 3 .80 Our English, Book 3 ‘.86 Emerson-Betts Physiology and Hygiene, Book 2 . .91 Elementary American History and I Government, Woodburn-Moran 1.48 I B. * M. Essentials of Geography,' Book 2 1.76 McCall Speller (complete) . .48 Graves Writing, Standard Ed. No. 8 .09 Box of Prang Wuler Colortl 45 One Water Pan 05 One Drawing Pencil, Eagle 315 .051 Winston Simplified Dictionary 1.08 1 One Pen Holder. Zaner a Blosser .05 Fifteen cents to teacher for draw- I ing paper 15 Royal Spelling Tablet No. 105 05 Royal Theme Tablet No. 76 . .05 Royal Composition Tablet No. 838 .05 Golden Rod No. 80 . .05 Hollis-Dann Junior Songs .90 Mnsic Tablet No. 86 . .05 Civics —The Good Citizen (Hep. tier > 1 26 Lennes Sheets, Semester A or B . .22 Decatur High School Text Books 1927-1928 Freshmen Ward's Sentence and Theme. $1.19 Ward's Sentence Book Exercises.. .25 Wells and Hart —New High School Algebra, Com. 1.44 Problems in Elementary Algebra —Mona Bell Taylor, Rev. Ed .72 Composition Tablet, No. 838 05 Double High School Tablet . .10 Biology—Hunter's New Essential 1.51 Occupation—Gowin & Wheatley 1.33 Scott's —Elementary Latin 1.19 Ne Collins Glee & Chorus Book . 1.10 Sophomores Clippinger's—Written and Spoken English _ $1.37 Newall and Harper — Plain and Solid Geometry 1.26 Ceasar in Gaul—D’Coge & Eastman 1.55 Elson's Modern Times and Living Past 2.16 Bookkeeping, McKinsey (Given out by instructor) Gregg Shorthand 1.50 Mechanical Drawing (Given out by instructor) _< Double Q High School Tablet 10 Whitbeck’s High School Geog. 1.80 Ne Collins Glee and Chorus Book 1.10 ■Juniors Clinpinger's—Written and Spoken English $1.37 Wells and Hart —New High School Algebra, complete 1.44 Newall and Harper — Plain and

Solid Geometry 1.26 Johnston and Klngery Cicero 1.26 Harris'—High School Arithmetic 1.00 Brownlee’s Elementary Principles of Chemistry 1.44 Fites' History of United States — new edition 1.66 Gregg Shorthand Manual 1.50 Gregg Speed Studies 1.20 Sienographers, Note Book 6011 .05 Long's Outline of English Literature . 1.26 Advanced Arithmetic (2nd semester) Book to be announced later) Commercial Law — Burgess and Lyons 1.33 Double Q High School Tablet .10 Ne Collins Glee and Chorus Book 1.10 Seniors Knapps' Vergil 1.44 Civics — American Government Magruder 1.44 Physics — Henderson's in Everyday Life ill Laboratory Manual—Applied Physics 90 Commerce and Industry 1.55 Gregg Shorthand Manual 1.50 Gregg Speed Studies 1.20 Long’s American literature 1.15 Royal Theme Tablet No. 1025 10 Stenographers note book 6oR .05 Double Q High School Tablet 10 Ne Collins Glee and Chorus Book 1.10 Riley—Economics for Secondary Schools 1.51 Mechanical Drawing (Given out by instructor) o CRAIG VILLE NEWS Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius Levy, Mary and Henry Levy of Leo, Ind., spent l Tuesday with Mr. David Levy, who i has been ill for some time. I A large crowd of Craigville folks attended the Tocsin Orchestra concert and ice cream social Friday night. Miss Ada Gerber of Griibill, spent the week-end with tier parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gideon Gerber. Craigville’s first Golden Wedding Anniversary was given in honor of Mr. and Mrs. John Strohm, Thursday evening. A large crowd attended. Miss Amanda Gerber spent Satvrday evening with Miss Mabel Gerber. Rev. and Mrs. J. Smith and family left Friday for Delaware. Ohio, where they will spend a couple of weeks with relatives. Miss Lillian Fichter spent Saturday and Sunday at Fort Wayne. Miss Evelyn Godman of Detroit, Mich., spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Abbott. Miss Marie Speicheger and Miss Mary Isch, of Akron. Ohio, are spendinw two we.eks with their friends and parents.

McCRAY STARTS FOR HOME IN HOOSIER STATE (CONTINI!f‘!n FROM PACK ONK) fine aasessed against him nt the time he was sentenced. He was unable to pay the flue when ho went to prison and Is still unable to do so. It was believed tin 1 fine would not lie pressed by tile government, however. The formalities of dismissal will besimple. In the warden's office McCray will i bo given the $5 bill; n new suit of J clothes, prison made, and a ticket to ' Indianapolis. As the release is on parole. It will ( be necessary for McCray to report J once each month to the paroel officer of the Indiana district. During the last few months of confinement, McCray’s health has improved. He remained in the hospital, however, attending the mess there and being treated by prison doctors. On Sundays he strolled about the prison yard and watched ball games and quoit pitching contests. It was learned at the prison that the man .who once governed Indiana kept aloof from c.ther inmates. During the first two years McCray was an adviser on the honor farm where Earl Carroll, Broadway revue i producer now weeds corn and hoes . potatoes. I McCray taught a Sunday school (class for a while and also edited the prison monthly “Good Words.” His life within the walls, however, was said to be casting a deep gloom over his spirit. He had few visitors. His wife and children, as far as was known, never visited him. That i was at his own request. — Indianapolis, Aug. 31. — (UP) —Re-1 CHOLERA (Summer Complaint) Food or water may cause ■ nj diarrhea and stomach cramps W/; il For prompt relief take Cham- Bk II 11 j berlain s Colic Remedy tn water. Ask your druggist for this old, reliable remedy today. For trial size,send 4c to Chamberlain Medicine Company, 702 Sixth Avenue Des Moines. lowa. Chamberlain's DIARRHEA) pfHE_r^ST 1 ACHE]

leased from the Atlanta federal penl- I tentiary today, Warren T. McCray, former governor of Indiana, will return to his native state tomorrow to begin rebuilding his dwindled fortune. Three and one-half years after he entered Atlanta to serve a ten-ycar term for using the mulls to defraud. McCray was paroled by Attorney General Sargent yesterday. The parole 1 did not revoke the SIO,OOO tine assess <•<l against him nor does it restore his

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I citizenship Before the end often I years, be could regain his franchise only through n presidential pardon. • Until then, he retains his Identity as. prisoner No. J 7.746, out on parole. When he comes bsk. he will find that wide Interest has been shown in a story of his alleged refusal four' years ago to accept, In Ids greatest need. Uli offer of SIO,OOO ami Imniun- ! tty from conviction if he would vlos late (be oath he look upon becoming s chief executive.