Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 45, Number 317, 18 November 1920 — Page 9

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SCHOOL CONFERENCE WILL ADVISE CHANGES

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hi was w INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 18. prastic changes in the school attendance laws of the state will be recommended to the legislature by school officials and child welfare organizations of the state. Decision on a number of important

matters concerning the proposed changes in the law was reached at a conference held Wednesday in the office of L. N. Hlnes. state superintendent of public instruction. A bill erabodying the recommendations of the conference is being prepared by the state child welfare commission and will be submitted to Governor Goodrich about Dec. 1. The most important feature of the recommendations of the conference is a proposal to increase the age for compulsory school attendance from 14 to 16 years and to require all children to complete the eighth grade before leaving the schools. Under the present law children who have reached the minimum age of 14 years may leave school after completing the fifth grade. Other States Stringent. Members of the conference pointed cut that all the states adjoining Indiana have laws much more stringent concerning compulsory school attendance than are In effect in Indiana. The fact, that under the present law ehiH dren are permitted to leave school Walter becoming 14 years old, is regarded as a serious handicap to (he educational development of the state. Representative of Amish commun

ities in Lagrange county appeared before the conference and urged the lowering of some of the present attendance standards of the state. These representatives suggested that the minimum age for leaving school for girls be reduced from 34 to 13 years old, and that girls be required to complete only fifth grade. They favored leaving the age requirement for boys at 14 years old. The recommendations of the Araish representatives met with the unanimous disapproval of members of the conference. Favor Attendance Officer. Administration of attendance laws

of the state through the stale department of public instruction was urged by members of the conference. It was recommended that the present state board of truancy be abolished and the duties of the board transferred to the state board of education. Provision for the appointment of a state attendance of officer will be made in the bill offered to the legislature.

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SPECIAL! 25 lbs. Franklin Sugar $3.00 Fancy Apples, basket $1.00 (42 pounds to a basket) 6 lbs. Onions 25c 24J2 lbs. Imperial Flour $1.45 10 bars P. & G. Soap . .75c 10 bars Star Soap 75c 100 bars Star or P. & G. Soap $6.90 25 lbs. Gold Medal Flour, $1.60 E. R. Berheide 244 South Fifth St. ' Phone 1329

TTJ A iTWQ Thanksgiving

1 J 1 O Specials

Friday and Saturday at Both Stores

FLOUR

Carpenter's SI. 45 Pride of Richmond SI. 45 Gold Medal $1.59 Aunt Jemima's Pancake, 2 for 33 COFFEE Fresh Roasted Daily 39 Lb.; 3 Lbs., S1.15 Your dinner not complete without Tracy's Coffee.

WALNUTS New English 35 Lb. Mince Meat. 2 for 35 Raisins, seeded, pound . ...30 Currants 23 SUGAR Fine Granulated 5 Pounds, 58 25 Lb., cloth, S2.S8

BEANS RICE Crackers BREAD New Navy ".wjjop Fre8h Fre Daily 5 Lbs., 37 2 Lbs., 29 22 Lb. Large, 16

KIRKS "White Naptha Soap 10 for 63

COCOA, Best Bulk, Pound, 29

LENOX 10 for 39

Crystal White

10 for 65

CREME Oil Toilet 3 for 23

TAPIOCA, Pound, 14

1032 Main TRACY'S 526 Main Tea and Coffee House Two Stores

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SPIES IKIILLISS

The Success of Your

Thanksgiving Dinner May Depend on the Flour You Use A lot depends on your choice of a flour this year. Only four per cent of the whole hard winter wheat crop was strong enough to produce flour that will do really fine baking. Enterprise you can count on. It is milled from this "four per cent wheat" even tho we had to pay the highest ?remium we have ever paid for every bushel we bought, ou needn't worry about your Thanksgiving baking if you use Enterprise Flour. Enterprise costs more than ordinary flour because of its high and absolutely dependable quality. But think of the better baking it Till do. And a saek will go further.

butemnse Hour

Bake at home you'll get better things for half the price

Churngold Grocery

23 South Ninth St

SPECIALS for Friday and Saturday OUR PRICES SPEAK FOR THEMSELVES

P. & G. SOAP 10 bars for BROWN SUGAR. 2 lbs. for BLUE RIBBON PEACHES, pkg MELLOW SUGAR PEAS, extras, 2 cans

69c 25c 23c 45c

PINEAPPLE, sun- OO ripe, large, 3 'cans. vl00 TOILET PAPER, Mother Goose brand, 6 for .. UOKj RED PITTED CHER- QO, RIES, 3 cans for 0C APRICOTS, extra fancy peeled, 3 cans j J HERSHEY'S COCOA, OQ -lb. cans UOK,

HOOSIER Poet Rolled OJTf, Oats, 2 pkgs UOs PRUNES, medium OO size, lb LiidK,

HEBE MILK Compound, large can...

12c

No. 2 PINEAPPLE Q1 V7 Hawaiian, 3 cans. !i." WAVE CREST AP- Qn RICOTS. 3 cans Ul

McKINGRIES Pancake Flour, pkg

HOOD'S PEACHES, heavy syrup, 3 cans

IVORY SOAP, 10 bars for SPOTLESS CLEANER, 6 cans

14c

83c

25c

Churngold Margarine That Most Delicious Spread

1 and 2-POUND AQ PRINTS, per lb. JbOC

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NAVY BEANS, 5 pounds 35c

5-lb CARTONS, AO f per lb fibfciC

SUN MAID SEEDLESS RAISINS, 15-OZ. OKp package OtJC

EROGER'S Announce the Opening of Their New West Side Store 203 Richmond Avenue

Down Goes the Price of

Flour

Pride of Richmond Carpenter's Fancy 24- V2 Sack

$1.50

Potatoes 10 pounds 29c

APPLES I ONIONS I BANANAS 7 lbs 25c 7 lbs 23c Per lb 9c

CORN

Standard pack, a fine tasting No. 2 can

good quality, lie

Tomatoes. No. 2 can, limit.. 10c Spinach, No. 2 can 15c Hominy. No. 2 can .....12c Kraut. No. 3 can 12c

PEAS Wisconsin Standard pack, good and sweet. No. 2 - O 1 can 1i2C Campbell's Beans, can 12! :C String Beans, No. 2 can...12l2c Navy Beans, lb 7c Pumpkin, No. 3 can 10c

WALNUTS NVw 120 crop No. 1 soft shelled, lb.

35c

pp VNITT :s:V!""";:.:..l2ic buWer Small can, 2 for 12c Make a HEAL , spread, lb. Cream Cheese, lb 33c 25C

Apricots, No. 2V2 can 25c Peaches, Xo. 2', 2 can 25c Red Cherries, No. 2 can 35c Pineapples, Xo. 2 can 35c Mince-Meat, box 17c Figs, package 9c Date?, box 23c Currants, box 33c New Sunmaid Seedless Raisins, per box 33c Jellies, tumbler 15c

Coffee. Rio, lb 18c French Brand, red pack 35s Crackers, lb 18c Vanilla Wafers, lb 30c Macaroni Snaps, lb 30c Chocolate Candy, lb 35

Preserves, jar .

flood Luck Oleo,

Pure Lard, lb. . . Fancy Bacon, lb.

lb.

.35c .40c .23c .33c

Bean Bacon, lb 23:

KROGER'S

FOUR STORES

POTTEMJER & S( HRADIN, Distributors 53,") Main, N. 8th and E, S. 8th and E, 203 Richmond Ave.

FOR RENT

Will entertain .propositions to rent the second and third floors (either or both) of the former Romey building at Ninth and Main.

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