Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, June 20, 1913, Page 6

00t++¢+¢++9++++g¢' + Teachers to Study Ag- : ricalture. ’ * College of Agriculture Thrown * % oOpen to Minnesstans Dur: * ing Summer Months. : R R R R R R X K K K KK For six weeks, beginning June 18, twe great educational gatherings wilk be'it session at’ the Depaftmefit ‘of Agpiculture, Tniversity Farm, St. " "'One is the Summer Trainiug Sebool for Teachers, conducted ‘jointly: fi the State Departaent of Bduca- and_the Departmt of Agricul- ture; 'the otBer is thé Stumimer Ses- sion of the College of At cnlturv propet. The work of the Teachers’ Training: Sedool is open to teachers of the ru- ral lqhooll and elementary schools of Minfiesoti free of chatge. Irstruc- tlen' is offered in methods of tedch- | ing and school organization and man- u‘ment also review work and credit courses in the subjeetd required: fér common school certificates, - and to glve special instruction in agriculture, manual training, home economics, drawing and music. Credit work will be given in arithmétic, gramhmar, United States history, geography, phiysteal geography, reading, physfol- ogy, civics, physics, algébrs, plade geometry and composition. At the close of the session, on July 31 and AN Au and 2, an examination for cer- UfGk€od “#I1l be heid by thie péringendent, Hon. C. G. Schuls. Thé Best pubtic sehool educatirs of the stife have besn eligdged to teach the classes in the certificate subjects, vhilc the classes in agriculture and Kome. economics will be taught by} members of the regular faculty of the College of Agtculturs. The summer session of the College of Agriculturé firnishied au” opporth: ity to teachers, students &nd other$ ta take eollege work during the sum- B2 When You See the Values in Su1ts Here at $20 and $25, You'll Realize What g Can be done by collaboration and determination toward value given by Hart Schaffner & ' Marx and by Us. 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The best clothes made for boys. the college courses will be given for equivalent work done in other stand- Special -values at $4, $5, $6.50 $7.50 $8.50 and. $10. ™ The coliese foes are from $10 to $15 Unusual values in Blue Serges snits for boys; sturdy, all wool fabrics $5 to $12 novelty headwear, shirts, blouces, neckwear for boys. . for the entire sul:l.'u:ner‘f sessll{m:;kne_- 1 5 «cording to th unt of worl n. . ’ 4 - Board and room may be obtained at| OXfords in Black - and Tan FashionableStaw Hats Shirts of pure Silk, $3.50, $3; e vonotty varm, ot paur~ |Leather Florshen Bench made - Panamas at $5; China Split Silk mixed shirts $2.50, pleated The Tralning School for Teachers |Oxfords, $5. g " Straws at $1.50. $2, $3. 4 shirts $1.50, $2; Silky Crepe soft S 5 Lai an bio e Young men Sennits fine or shirt $2; Soisette shirts, $1.50; the directorship of the same person,| Walk-overs and Packards $4, rough weaves, $2 and $3. ; French cuffed shirts, soft collar B e T pant avectene ot tne | Others at $3.50. Boys Straws, $.25, $.50, and $1, to match $1.50 up. £ students.—A. V. Storm, Director of ‘Summer Schools, University Farm, St. Paul. Water for Calves. Calves two or three months of age should have tan pounds of water & day. That was the result of a trial with thir- Money teen calves at the Kansas station. In Ch Cheerfully meny instances the young calves get |Refunded . i ! W w_ Bo drink except wint they receive in z ; e e S n e Dchctlve 9099 1