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the REMEDY FOR _|GEDDES PRAISES. CHER SHORTAGE AMERICAN SPIRIT * month Plucators Called Into Special Ses-| New British Ambass abcd Says All sion Here in Face of Grave | Can Be Proud of Citizen- School Situation. | ship. Whe shortage of teachers in New| LONDON, March City and State public school ‘ecwme v0 acute that Dr. John H. F World War during t Hin given by th Bir Auckiand Geddes, the newly appointed Ambassa- :| dor to the United States, made his first Stats Superintendent of Education, has = “Weeed a call for a meeting Monday|*Ptech to-doy since his appointment Machine erce to take ynounced. addressing « large in bis honor at the American ‘on Club, The American AmDaa- at the Chamber of to Jomm remedy the situation, About 150 ere , including the Cotmmisai eataais Barras Cod Ganesl wuper sador, John W. Davis, presided and in SPECIALS ta from the principal cities In| troduced the British Ambassador York State anf the Presidents of} While avoiding political topics, Sir Willem’ E. Grady, Assiatant sup-{ Auckland spoke of the characteristion 1 1 5 tof New York City Schools, | of the American and English people ee there are about 23,000 teaching po-| and the essentials binding them to ; fn this city and a shortage at! gathor _ Lee eee eee mthe State ta| “What we all want more consciously per iM be even more acute Ls many to realize,” he said, “is that nations me = on has ? re 6 ri : ‘ ' i oy {hat prewsre be yroughe restore lag eittwed by 9 few chance |f| Owing to tlid large shipment just received of this $ 7 fon the State Legislature looking to| *Prsiee a einer action whan{f| tYPe, We have decided to sell them Friday and ‘a Geachers’ pay which Is fixed by law.) she came into the war, her whole- Sdturday on the Special Payment Plan of end ; —_—» hearted and instantaneous adoption of pi ee te Be Retried March 26) compulsory mititary service, and, even These instruments will play any record without any a for Wreck. more striking, the voluntary rationing } John 3. Dempsy, of the use of food and fuel in millions of households, and I think no American | or friend of America need be other than special attachment. WISSNER who as Vice Presi pany cember on charge of ma nuaiter 7 ing out of the Sfatbon Btreat tun: | Proud of his citizenship or his friend- wreck I: Brooklyn, will be retried at | ship.” Opposite 1 ey a Brooklyn, , 55-57 Flatbush Ave., rivimaston se. . Would Aid Disabl Boldt: 5 | a Denvew, © now inghe ol ALBANY, March 12 an ry Jame RE OPEN EVERY EVENING ‘ ~ \ | niversarylurnitu of the thousands of ANNIVERSARY SPECIALS - FY can: on Account with any Of these specials—include \them in your purchase at the. sale prices. $52.50 Cane Rocker... $28.50 Jacobean Oak Consol Table. $98.50 Imitation Leather Rocker it Ad Ree om Sat (Four Piss) ee iapeetenetecesessasss le 0 Pay for This Suit | aS $2.75 Weekly American Walnut dita Be (Sol it BURARENNeguler Price nor Reuter ere $55 WED—Meqular Price $52.56 Rist Wegular Price” #43.) Cash or Credit, $460 Mahogany Colonial $715 American Walnut Queen Anne. . ‘ Mahogany Queen Anne $841 Mahogany Heppelwhite.. 8 Ivory Louis XVI. $1025 Mahogany Chippendale $675 y Quees Anne $1472 Mahogany Louis XVI. Sale of Dining Room Suits (Prices Quoted for 4 Pieces) $416 Jacobean Oak Adam...... $844 Mahogany Chippendale...................5 $625 Mahogany Adam $922 Mahogany Queen Anne... $615 Genuine Oak Colonial $480 Americas’ Walnut Queen Anne.... $54.50 Golden = ppghanwet $1,325 Mahogany Heppelwhite.... $1,652 Walnut Heppelwhite....... Anniversary | Sale of Living Room Suits Teble...... $174 Golden Oak Buffet... ’ $187.50 Velour Suit. 4 74 $474 Tapestry Suit, Bar Harbor Wil- G98 |] $200 Demak Suit eacesss 167.50 $495 Leather Suit low Arm Chair ¥+ $325 Imitation Leather Suit, overstuffed sete . 289.75 $650 Damask. isi r feat cushion covered in fine fancy $450 Tapestry Suit, overstuffed, . 374.50 #780 Daresk . gs "Sale of Baby Carriages Furniture Novelties $8.49 Smokers’ Stand } $6.50 Fumed Oak Magazine Rack $9.75 Jacobean Oak Book Rack. 6.98 $2.00 Serving Trays. 1.24 Bed Room Pieces $38 Golden Oak Chilfonier $84 Ivory Dresser i] $89 Mahogany Dresser $89 Princess Wall Dresser $78 Ivory Chiffonier $87 Mahogany Chiffonier. .... _ Sewing Machineres. rrice 935 Famous Davis Machine igiteas teed 10 Years $29 50 Curtains and Linens fas 50 Parviopes at £29.95, Regular Price $927.80 249.79 Cash or Credit. Dining Room Suit (4 Pieces) "if Desired.) lope igo Hk | Tavs Sua 05 BME | 93.50 Weekly Ludwig Baumann’s Liberal Credit Terms Accounts Opened From $5 to $5,000 Cash or Credit Covering Anniversary Sale of ~ Complete Home Outfits ‘Our Special 3-Room Outfit 4-Room Outfit 3-Room Outfit, Period Furniture $-Room Outfit Other Special Outfits up to 0c Curtain Swis, Py On $35Purchase..... 50a Week 4c Huck Towels, 18236 Comes i Tee 4 $12 Irish Point Custains....., On $200 $3.00 j Matting Covered Utility Boxes at Sale Prices ‘On $250 + $3.50 Pay for Th Reg. Price 973.23 + $4.50 f , 9x12 Seamless Fumed Oak Lore "Suit "(5 Pieces) " plead Tapestry Rag \\ eh ts Sat sia = #607 ee j : citaun 1279 Pr. $6.50 4.98 Cayh oF Credit +. 3 7 50 Special ! White Enamel Bed XZ Sale of naa Sets All Pertest—No Seconds Asi nner Set 29.90 Cau or Credit. Other Special Dinner Sets Up to 42.95 Open Tomorrow Until 9:30 Best daked white enamel. All sizes America's Our Greatest Th ‘« {UudwWig Daumann§ (0. Do Mot Confuse Us with Other Stores with Similar Names Stores NEWARK, N. J. 49-51 Market 49-51 Market Street | en, Mpery liz West 125 St.| | 35 t 36 St. Block 8th Ave. | : i We have no connection with any gather Store. These are our CRT PTR Fre three Stores og r |e apemiaa ay ee a as cn naman ne a ae | Talking | The Greatest Sale in the History of the Furniture rien Saves You From 20 Per Cent. to 33 Per Cent. Anniversary Sale of eal Room atte pertod simi Govern- AAI eae a BROOKLYN FULTON STREET, BROOKLYN Offering Unusual Values Saturday in Misses’ and Girls’ Spring Apparel Fashion presents her most charming Springtime modes to those in the Springtime of youth, in our Specialized Misses’ and Children’s Departments (Third Floor). Misses’ Suits | Misses’ Dresses Misses’ Braided Tricotine Suits, belted model, ripple flare back. Revere collar. Special 45 .00 | Misses’ Tricotine Dresses, with front and back panels and detached tunic, and satin sash girdle. (Illus- trated) Special 39,75 Misses’ Afternoon Dresses attractive embroidered of Kitten’s Ear Crepe. « Vestee. Deep revere collar. Draped, Surplice and Basque models. sreat 55,00 Misses’ Tricotine or Check Suits. Distinctive three- | srt 47,50 Misses’ Tricotine Dresses attractively embroidered and braided. Youthful Basque models. sre! 49,50 Sale of Mis ses’ Dresses For Afternoon and Street Wear tier flare belted model, Small roll collar. (Illustrated) special 68,00 Misses’ Sports Coats Also Capes and Semi-Dress Styles The newpst ‘Spring models fashioned in Silvertone, Velour, Velveteen, Chameleon and Camel’s Hair Polo Cloth. Many trimmed with Throw Scarfs and Leather Belts. Only.the newest Spring models of Trico- tine, Taffe rge and attractive combina- tions, in th lost desirable Spring shades. A Special Purchase enables us to offer Regular 42.50 to 59.75 Values Sale price 29.00 Attractive Spring Coats and Dresses To Make Small Girls Glad of Springtime Girls’ Dresses Girls’ Peter Pan Cloth Dresses, in leather, tan and Copen, trimmed with contrasting bands and hand stitching. White lawn guimpe. Sizes 6 to 12 years. (Illustrated) Special 7 .50 Girls’ Two - Piece Chambray Dresses. White Vestee and Col- lar. Phtent leather belt..Hand stitching. 10 to 16 years. _ Special 9,75 Junior Dresses of “Braelock’’ Gingham in attractive colors. Full shirred model, white or- gandie Collar and Vestee. 12 to 16 years. Special 11,75 : ad Special 35,00 Prices range from 39.75 «© 98.00 Girls’ Coats Girls’ Box Coats in Black and White, Brown and Tan and Blue and Tan Checks, 6 to 10 years. Special 25.00 Girls’ Silvertone Polo Semi- Dress Coats, with yoke and gathered back, front belt and pockets, convertible collar. Sizes 6 to 10 years. 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