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The North Adams Transcript from North Adams, Massachusetts • Page 11

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THE NORTH ADAMS EVENING TBANSCBITT. THURSDAY. JANUAKf 3 TWO PAGES TODA1' TO PICK STUDENTS FOR GUEST TRIP High School Principals Will Choose Three Students to be Congressman Treachvay's Guests The Berkshire county high school principals discussed the method of choosing a pupil from this end of Ihc county to be Congressman Allen Trcadway's guest In D. at a meeting of the Principals' association at the C. T.

Plunkett Junior school recently. Congressman Treadway will be host to three students on trip to Washington some time this spring, and Mr. Treadway left the matter to the high school superintendents ATLAS Home of the Best Talking Pictures PRICES: Matinee, 20c Evening-Orchestra 25c Balcony 15c Children Anytime lOc TODAY AND FOR THE ENTIRE WEEK 100 Shows in One 100 Stnrs Entertainment SHOW SHOWS Talking Comedy Vitaphone Ael SATURDAY Matinee and Evening Talking Western of the Rockiei" WEEK "COCKEYED to decide on the pupils. They turned the matter over to the principals because they felt the latter were in better position to choos ethe students as they are in closer contact with the students and their records. Other business of routine was taken up at the meeting of the principals pertaining to school activities.

GYM EXHIBIT ON SATURDAY NIGHT Springfield College Team Coming Under Auspices of Odd Lodge. Many tickets have been sold fo: the gymnastic exhibition to be giver In the O. T. Plunkett Junior high school on Saturday evening by Springfield college team. Hoosuck Valley lodge of Odd Pel lows is sponsoring the exhibit and the members have been active In th advance sale of tickets.

The exhlbl will begin at '8 o'clock and will include many gymnastic stunts neve seen In Adams before. The team la coming to Adams through the efforts of'Raymond Holt physical educational teacher I the Adams schools, a graduate of Springfield college. Mr. Kolt. Is assisting In the arrangements for the Saturday evening performance.

Tickets will be sold at the door and the gymnasium will be opened shortly after 7.30 o'clock. Dancing will follow the exhibit. Task for Conference There's a terrible complication for the naval conference to solve, France aim need space ori all worships for storage ot wine casks. Therefore the tonnage must be greater. It doesn't mean much on battleship, but there are submarines to think of.

Steamer is Renamed Hamburg-- (A.FJ--Because of ob jections of the general to usa-of his name the Hamburg liner Ludendorft has been renamed Mecklenburg. Adam Lang plays first Alto Saxophone with the This Is An Old Fashioned Dance And Not Ball Come on and Prance at the Hall Sqkiare and Round I 8 o'Clock BIG BARGAINS RUBBER FOOTWEAR Women's Low Cut Cloth Arctics Value $2.50. High Cloth Zippers Value $3.00. NOW-Women's Rubbers NOW-Men's Arctics, 4 Buckle Heavy or dress. Value $4.00.

NOW Men's Rubbers NOW-Boys' Rubbers NOW-- $195 $2.00 89c $3,00 $1,25 95c ALL THIS SEASON'S GOODS Jack Powers' Shoe Store 9 MYRTLE ST. ADAMS Photoplay Matinee 15c, Evening 25t Children lOc All Shows Including Sat. Sun. TODAY--FINAL SHOWING OF "The Mysterious Dr. Fu Manchu" Pathe News (In Sound)--Talking Comedy SPECIAL--TOMORROW and SATURDAY Famous Western Star in His First All-Talking Picture- HOOT GIBSON in "THE LONG, LONG TRAIL" A Whirling World of Action--A Rodeo with Slnnls Will Ralsu 'Your Hair--A Cross Country Race Thul Will Have You Shouting-Here's Western with Wallop! Hear It! See II! STARTING SATURDAY--The All Tullilnf Comedy Riot JACK OAKIR--EVELYN BRENT In "FAST COMPANY" Fun, Wtoe.

Crathc, Oftlore PATDRPAY--TWO TALKING FEATURES--SHORT HUBJEgTS BUM.HKR Itc TO AIX "AMAS JIMMY VAT.ENTINE1 A A SECTION TURNERS' OBJECTS TO BE EXPLAINED By Mrs. Marie B. MacDonald, Well Known Lecturer and Native of Germany. The coming visit ot Mrs: Marie B. MacDoiialu to the Turn Hall in.this town on Tuesday, February 18th, In behalf of the Turners, Is being awaited with Interest by local people, to whom she will explain the alms and purposes of the Turners, The Turners have an ideal system of physical training, planned to produce a btrong and useful body, This system has found Its way Into the public school courses of Mrs.

MacDonaid desires to-have all parents know that their children can develop a sound mind and a healthy body, and how both may be improved together for the beneflt-of the person the community. Despite her name and her reputation as an English speaking orator, Mrs. MacDonaid is of German birth and of Derman home influence. Born In AHona, near Hamburg, Germany, she came to 'this country at the age a four. Her husband was edltoria writer of great ability.

Mrs. MacDonaid Is now engagec on a tour of America to Interpret the principles and aims of the Amerl can Turners to the people. Whereve she has appeared she has impress ed her audiences by her personalit 1 and delivery, her magnetic power persuasion and enthusiasm. Towns people are cordially invited to listen to this speaker, particularly parents who are interested In the phystca development of their children. ATHLETIC MANAGER MEETS WITH INJURY Joseph Satko Struck by Jumper on Upton Street Joseph Satko, manager, of the Ad ams high school basketball team Cfcst Colds Rub' well ore 1SKI MILUOM JARS USED YEAR1Y RADIO I The Perfect Valentine "i Place Your Order Now for a 1930 MAJESTIC We wilt install it in time for Valentine Day gift giving.

You Couldn't Buy a More Acceptable Gift Priced $95, less tubes, and up Victor Greatest Musical Ever Offered We Give You the Easiest Terms With No Interest Charges, and the Best Service To Be Found Anywhere It will be worth your time to look over our beautiful line of the famous KROEHLER i LIVING ROOM FURNITURE arid SIMMONS BEAUTYREST MATTRESSES We can save you money on any Furniture purchased of us. M. Schwartz Son 90 SUMMER ST. ADAMS Curtain Sale We have on display many odd pair of curtains, in one, two and three pair lots. Come in and see these curtains all at a reduced price.

6 Pair White Ruffled Curtains 85c pr. 2 Pair White Ruffled Curtains $2.50 pr. 3 Pair Dotted Ruffled Curtains $2.25 pr. 7 Pair Marquisette Curtains $1.50 pr. 9 Pair White Voile Curtains pr.

2 Pair Dotted Marquisette Curtains pr. 2 Pair Ecru Lace Curtains $3.28 pr. Pair Ecru Lace Curtains $3.00 pr. 3 Pair Ecru Lace Curtains $3.25 pr. 3 Pair Ecru Marquisette Curtains $1.75 pr.

3 Pair Ecru Marquisette Curtains' pr. 3 Pair Ecru Voil Curtains $1.35 pr. 3 Pair Scrim Curtains $2.25 pr. 3 Pair Striped Net Curtains $1.50 pr. 5 Pair White Marquisette Curtains 3 Pair Ruffled Curtains $1.50 pr.

A. C. Simmons Home of Fine Furniture 71 PARK ST. ADAMS TWO PACES TODAY confined, to his home ori Pine street left'arm received when he was struck by a youngster riding a Jump" on Upton street, Tuesday evening. Satko, who.

has a crutch to aid him In walking, also hurt a crippled leg. He was walking up Upton, street as the boy on the Jumper turned into that street from Kerr avenue, going at a fast rate and crashed full force Into him. Dr. B. C.

Desrochers attended him and reduced the Iracture, An X-ray picture was taken today. He Is one of the most papular students In Adams high school and members of the stu- dent-- body and faculty sympathy when they learned ol th accident. Local and Personal peter Gwodr, Summer street fur nlture dealer, is in New York city attending a convention ol furnltur dealers. Johnnie's Better Times at Nort Adams back again Saturday Vitton' 12-RhyUuu Kings, Al singer Big record WINTER SPECIALS --AT-ARONSON'S Heary 3 to 7 Value to $6.50. for Brown, Grey, Blue-Overcoats' for and Youthf 8 to 16 years-Genuine Glove Leather Men's Coats Soft value $14.50.

NOW-- Men's Horsehide Reversible Value $12.50. NOW-Men's Reg. $2.50 Army Style Wool lined front double 'Men's Extra Heavy Woo! Pants Value $3.98. Black, Grey, Khaki-Men's Winter Ribbed Union Suits .79 up .50 $8.50 $1,79 $2.79 79c Sample Butterfly Skirts $2.50 Value Colors Knee 79c, $1.00 and Up All Wool Golf Socks, value now 79c and Giris' All Wool Scout Stockings 79c wide Unbleached Pepperill Sheeting 45c yd. 39 inch Unbleached Sheeting, no starch 10c yd.

18x36 inch Felt Wool Rugs SOc each Ladies' Silk and Wool Veils, all styles 39c Ladies' Silk and Wool Union Suits 79c Wool Flannel Suits, very cute, 3 to 8 79c reg. $1.00 Silk all 3C Pretty Sash Curtains; value 69c for 39c pr. and $7.98 Best Sheepskin $5.39 Special for Friday and Saturday only OUR $4.98, $5.98 PART WOOL DOUBLE BLANKETS Seven, pretty, colored plaids, 66x80 Sateen bound-REUBEN ARONSON 92 SUMMER ST. ADAMS WEEK END SHOE SPECIALS Ladies' Patent 1-Strap Cuban Hee) Pumps--Not all sizes--Values to $5,00 Now $2.00 Misses' Patent 1-Strap Pumps--Sizes I I to 13 Va, Now $1.49 Men's Moccasin Toe Work Shoes Now $2.00 A Few All-Rubber Snap-On Overshoes $1.49 CARL GOLDBERG SUMMER ST. Next to Polish Church a fine Art Bo sure that your re-upholstering needs are done by specialists who will get the most, In workmanship and lit effect, out ot a llmite.i amount of money to be spent.

We Slake Slip Coven Thsl Fit Qlad to have you visit our shop while youi work Is in process and see how it Is I built-up and the quality ma' tcrials that go into It. We hurt entered tti fniidtotu for years. all jrimr oM plecf M. Schmidt Sons 42 ASHLAND ST. Near Post NORTH ADAMS, MASS.

Community Grocery Co. SO SUMMER ST. ADAMS, MASS. TRADE AT THE COMMUNITY TO HELP THE COMMUNITY Our Weekly Speciali help you solve the problem of buying your groceriei and save money. Here we with Slam Bang Special! At Lait We Have It--Extra Fancy Creamery Butter 2 Ib, roll 79c Fancy Creamery Butter, 2 Ibs.

74c Pure Lard 2 Ibs. 25c Sugar, fine granulated, 10 Ibs. 53c King Philip Flour 2 lb.bag99c A Gire-Away at That Price Wheeler's Strictly Fresh Eggs, a special doz. 55c Dill qt.jar29c Sweet Mixed Pickles jar33c Fresh Oysters in Cans 2 cans 35c Puffed Wheat (Quakers) 2 pkgs 25c Pancake Flour, Little Crow 2 for 25e Challenge Milk, 2 cans 25c Macaroni, all 3 25c Snowball Pop Corn, pkg. 9c Robinhood Syrup, wonderful 'on pancakes, bot.

23c Aunt Jamima Pancake F'our .2 for 25c Campbell's Beans or tomato soup, 3 cans 25c Catsup, large bottle, Blue Label make, 2 35c Cluster Raisins, 1 pkg. 27c Pure Fruit Preserves, Ige jar 25c Fruit Specials Florida Oranges doz. 29c Very Sweet and Juicy Atwood Grapefruit, 2 for 29c Picked after ripening on the California Ige 2 for 19c extra fancy, 4 29c California Iceberg Lettuce 2 for 27c Spanish Onions, 4 Ibs. 25c California Sunkist Oranges, Ige size, doz. 49c Cabbage, Bunch Beets, Parsley and Radishes Soap Specials Rex Lye, 2 cans 25c Ivory Soap 7c Rinso pkg 19c Gold Dust Ige pkg 23c Dutch Cleanser, 2 cans 15c Toilet Paper, 1000 sheets, fine tissue, 4 for 25c Free i Two Telephones 255-W or 95-M Community Grocery Co.

Quality, Courtesy and Service Is Our Motto C. F. SHAKAR, Mgr. Adams Classified Ads. Classified Ads most be received by the Adams office before 10.JO A.

M. of the to be published. Classified Adi received after that hoar will be printed the next Automotive AUTO REPAIRS--6 OATTERIti-1 Repaired and recharged. KnHpter's Battery Shop, 3 Spring St. 104.

Employment SITUATIONS--FEMALE--Z4 1OTEL WORK or housework wanted. Tel. 652-W or write 1 Dean St 1OUSEWORK--By day or week wanted. Tel. Adams 546-M.

YOUNO WIDOW wants housework by the day or hour. 723-M SITUATIONS WANTED, AUTOMOBILE PAINTING sign work wanted. J. V. Martin, SO Pine Adam.

1 WORK--Of laboring nature. Varied experience as laborer. John Belch, 1 Cross St. WORK--On farm, doing general farm work. Inq.

17 Derm St. Tel. 46S. WORK OP ANY KIND-Wanted. Henry 40 Friend St.

Adams. WORK OP ANY KIND--Wanted, Arthur Gardner, 31 Friend St. YOU CAN GET AHYTHINQ YOU WANT THROUGH THE ADS Merchandise ARTICLES FOR Ice Harold W. Burdlck West Road Tel. 235-J, SPECIALS AI THE STOKES--M EXTRAI--On January 30 we're going to have a sale on woolen and cotton blankets from 9 o'clock in the morning to 6 o'clock In the evening.

100 per cent'wool blankets, regular price $13.98, 'Will be sold for $6.08: Cotton blankets, "Esmond Brand," regular price $2.08. Will be sold for $2.25. A. Pociask, 93 Summer St. Rooms and Board ROOMS FOR RENT--41 FURNISHED ROOMS--All modem conveniences.

Garage. Call at East Tel. 902-W. Real Estate for Rent TENE.UEMS AND FLATS--Newly painted and pnpcred. Electricity, gas.

15, 17, 19 Temple St. Inq. on premises. FIRST room tenement. All modern conveniences.

For information call 23-M. SUMMER eight room cottage. Inquire Adams Transcript Office. THOMPSON 8 room with garages. Modern 1m- (irovamants, Tel.

641-M..

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