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JOHNSON OITY-ENDIOOTT KEOOED, OCTOBER 16, 1915 SPIRIT OF DEMOCRACY E| INVADING BIG SCHOOLS PLPHOPBONE CONCERT , AT ENDICOTT LIBRARY WAS COMPLETE SUCCESS Us % |$|SeIections Were From Verdi's Opera and Were Prefaced by Jjfpl^Talk on the Composer's Life and Work by Miss MacCor- W§$$ mack—Similar Concerts Are Planned foY Future—Aero- \ ilane Exhibit Attracts Attention—Mrs. Geo. F. Johnson •Wfj Makes Another Gift to Library I graphophone concert on the eVenlng of October seventh was a Sv' 1 . .complete success. A large crowd, more Uufh could be accommodated .with aeats, listened to a program that •lasted nearly an hour The selections were all from Verdi's t>peras, and were a , prefaced by a brief talk on Verdi's life and work by Miss Blanche Mac- ,t _2C «nnack. Conrow & St. Martin gen- ••. erously lent a very fine Vlctrola for '-- the occasion besides furnishing the! records. The librarian plans to give similar concerts on Thursday even- ~Z \Ihgs throughout the winter, and ln- * rites requests for favorite selections, \ and would be glad also of the loan of ;.. any records. A movement Is on foot •to ralso money for a machine for the .library, and any contributions may be ,-i &left in the box on the librarian's desk. The story hour for children in the money kindly given by Mrs. Geo. F. Johnson. Banks—\Bible and the if' .first grade, or younger, bos been been •jj§§V^started again, and will be held on ^jjfrevery Wednesday afternoon at three ^sjf'o'clock In the rear room of the lib- fe^lraiT. Mothers who do not wish their !$£Schildron to come alone, will be very The ^SK.Velcome If they come with them ^.'•'^storlos are told by Miss Lyon. &fejf;?-The aeroplane exhibit for boys is; jffcjiattracting much attention, and a num- 1 izj^kiahr -have expressed their intention of IS^fiavlng models for exhibition Books \*'k£*nd magazlno articles can be found by Spade.\ Brooks—\Influence of Jesus. Fox—Sunday School Records, Re ports, etc.\ Kent—\Biblical Qeography and His tory\. * Kent—\Orgln and Permanent Value of the Old Testament\ Kent—\Historical Bible\ 6v MacCoun—\Holy Land In GeograpBy and History\ McElfresh—\Training of S S. Teachers and Officers.\ Sanders—\Outlines of Biblical Hls- ftoryand tdterature.\ • - •— Gigot—\General introduction to the i Holy Scriptures.\ Gladden—\Who Wrote the Bible?\ Hastings—\Dictionary of the Bible.\ Kerr—\Harmony of the Gospels.\ Fisher—\History of the Christian Church.\ Mrs. Harriet Wagner, who has serv ed the library faithfully and well since its opening in March, has resigned her positions as assistant, owing to ill health and the claim of other duties. Miss Edith B. Lyon has been appoint ed to her position. Get the habit. Do your shopping at Gibson's New Style Shop, 30 Court street. jp %n(ju lrlng at the desk ;Mf ^ :- :The following aids t< •l^lthave been bought for t It is much cheaper to spend $100,- to Bible students noo.000 for preparedness than to spend '~!£ffhave been bought for the library with $100,000 000.000 for pensions. H jg| It pi 1 ill SmbKes- Our Senator Our Senator Jr. 10c and 5c Cigars For Sale at All Leading Stands ?C. Ml. SLAUSON, Distributor E H ITS So let no anxious parent hold back 'an ambitious boy Give him his | chance to work out the faith that is in him. There may be seventeen complete costumes hanging in the closets, but after looking at the fall fashions the usual verdict is, \Nothing to wear \ After the summer season of play and relaxation, all Shoe Town wel comes the beginning of fall, for it means BUSINESS in large letters, hustle and bustle and the satisfaction of days well filled with real work Hallowe'en is now In the running with Christmas for a big occasion. The natural love of the people for an unconventional good time has brought \Bogle Day\ Into wide popularity There will be as usual many parties and much merry-making on Hal lowe'en. Some, of the young folks are planning* novel costumes and new fea tures for their doings. The very little tots will enjoy the bogles made from crepe paper and the various Hallowe'en novelties In the five and ten cent stores. Hallowe'en will be celebrated on October 30. the evening preceding Allhallow, or AH Saints' Day In many countries Halloween Is trad I tionally devoted to merrymaking, with playful ceremonies and charms to dis cover future hiisbandB and wives 1 Reports from the colleges show | large increases in the freshman i classes. In this country of wealth, ! more and more people are finding the ; money to pay college bills Also more | people are appreciating the value of j the training. And there is an increas- | ing number of students who work their own way. I At Princeton, this fall, for Instance, I a new step has just been taken to- jward this spirit of democracy Sev enty boys are waiting on table in the i dining halls. They receive free board | for this service. Thus the oldest and most conservative institutions open their doors wide to the class of earn ing students. A reasonably bright young person can work his way through any college without great difficulty He need not enrich John D. greatly for \midnight oil.\ either Nor need hp be an ob ject of pity for overwork. It Is slm ply a question of where he will put in his daylight. When other fellows are frolicking and gossiping at the fraternity houses, will he have the resolution to get up his next day's lessons? He may of ten have to study while the others are playing tennis and football. This is- regrettable. Yet he is no worse off, not so badly off, as his comrades that have gone into stores and fac tories Half an hour in the gymnasium dally will keep his heart, stomach and nerves working. He may miss some fine fine aspects of college life. Certain enriching per sonal Intimacies may be Impossible. Not because of any social discredit attaching to work, but because he must limit his expenses and travel a different path He will make his own friendships. They may He largely among other earning students. These boys may come from obscure families, but they have a rugged strength Their persistence and ambition will make them heard from In ten years these friendships may be more helpful than association with rich men's sons An Investment That Pays Dividends in Health, Dividends in Comfort, Dividends in Convenience. Such an investment is a 'Standard* Modem Bathroom when installed properly as we install them, i. e., with careful design of the plumbing system and regard for details, careful workmanship and good material used throughout. That is the investment certain to bring good returns. Ask for booklets illustrating baths and kitchen sinks. & UTLEY MAIN STREET LESTERSHIRE, NEW YORK ft It is the aim of this store to give the best possible service to its patrons at all times. We want^you to feel that this is your store and that you have a voice in the shaping of its poli cies. Suggestions for improving our service to the public or com plaints regarding it will be given careful consideration by the management. For this reason a \Suggestion Box,\ has been placed prominently in the center aisle of the main floor where .., complaints or suggestions in jff ^writing may Bje deposited, M— 7 Haskim is A A \ Go-cycling is a healthy sport for small boys And it's another method by which bpys make then- fathers dig for the money to buy more shoes. But the boys must be allowed to indulge in healthy sports. Exercise makes men of them. I So father's problem is to buy stronger, better shoes—not more costly shoes—but shoes like BUSTER SHOES ONE DOLLAR PER PAIR They are made to withstand the wear that active, lively boys give to their footwear. And they do stand it. There has never been a shoe at the price that would stand up like this Buster Shoe. FOR BOYS AND GIRLS Sold only at our Johnson City and Clinton street stares. Mail orders filled via Parcel PostSoithout extra charge. ENDICOTT, JOHNSON & CO. PPEN EV|NI^S^NTIL 8 107 ClintonjStreet,
