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8 THE MEDFORD MAIL TRTBUr MEDFORD, OKEOON, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1000. NO SOONER SELLS THAN BUYS AGAIN S. S. Hathaway Of Central Point Buys Thirty-one Acres of the Coc Prop erty. S, S. Hathmawfiy ot Central Point, who recently sold his property near that city, has reinvested In Roguo IUvr Valley property by purchasing 31 ncrtd ot the east end of the Coo Iiro4u-rtv"n!r Central Point from , H. T. Hull nnjl George L. Trelchler at a consideration ot $9000. j Tho place purchased by Mr. Hat.li- t i '... ti.,11 nwny was purchased by Messrs. huh and Trelchlor IS months ago for $200 an acre. Since then they have cut Blx profitable crops ot alfalfa from, Triffac Suffers. it. They then sold the property at, BtTTEt Montf Nov o4Xae SOr-f an advance of 50 per cent Just an v;ce of ,he Chicago, Milwaukee & example of what Rogue River land lsjpU:et gouml rniirond wcst of Mis doing. souln is comnletelv demoralized liv Mr. Hathaway recently sold h,s plnco of 20 ncres near Central Point, for which four years ago ho paid ?9u0, Tor $12,000. In the meantlmo he had planted out young trees. So -well did ho profit by this experience that he immediately reinvested. ,.,-' - THANKSGIVING SERVICES. (Continued from page 1.) Union sen-ices will be held at the Baptist church at 10:30 in the morn ing, in which the congregations of all of the Protestant churches will par ticipnte. Rev. Mr. Belknap, pastor! of tne Baptist church, will preside at , these services. In the evening sere- ices will be held nt the various churches. At the Catholic church solemn Thanksgiving mass will be celebrated at 0 o'clock a. m. by Father Van Clerenbeek. At St. Mark's Episcopal church short Thanksgiving services will be held nt 9 o'clock a. m. by the rector, The water today is rapidly recetN Willow," Id- Smylie; "The Doll Par Uev. William Lucas. iDg in Rogue river and no further ," j0BS,e Marshall: "I Ijove a Tree." I damage is expected if the rain storm '" B0-Vs: "Race of the Flowers" FURTHER DEVELOPMENTS , IN ENGLISH BUDGET, LONDON. Nov. 23. Further 1LUIIUUU - VV - r-- T-- i fnrmpr envprnor of Egypt, and a prominent Consen-ative declared tuat he wo'uld not supoprt Lord Lnnsdowne' in the rejection of the measure. NOTICE Is hereby given that the undersigned apply at the regular meeting ' the city council at Medford. Oregon, on December 7. 1909. for license to lor 11 Ilt?ru. Ul ot uiuuu I Dated November 24. O. M. S ELS BY. Too Late to Classify. WANTED An experienced woman for genera! housework. Apply Mrs. C. II. GInige, 313 South Grape 214 FOR SALE Snap; lot 50x100 with good buildings, 5 blocks from busi ness center; leased to a manufac turing concern; price $1500; income 10 per cent on investment; this is gilt-edgo; if interested, net quickly. Address Box 105, Medford. 215 WILL EXCHANGE 40 acres of land in Lake county for property in or Co. A Methodist Minister Recommends Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Dlarrhooea Remedy. "I have used Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy 4r M'- ernl years for diarrhoea. I con sider it Iho best remedy I have ever tried for that trouble. I bought a bot tle of it a few dnys ago fom our druggist, Mr. R. R. Brooks. I shaii ever be glad to speak a word in itj p-'iufl wuen l nnvo tne opportunity. p-.-e w ,en i 7 .I MiS; O ' S Sold fc Th Mn n 1, JviVJL S ' . T" R. ITiskins' Pharmney. ' Elizabeth Robins the eminent English amhoress, writes about the English Suf fragettes. She tells why they resort to the violence that lands them in jail. . Save a ljttle of your indigna tion for the chapters of " The Beast and the Jungle" that are to come. Judge Lindsey hasn't really started to get to the heart of his story yet. DECEMBER EVERYIODY'S sill to ui ihi frmliifi$ci ! ..i i nr.wif..v,i n,.r.k fit..... R X confwtion. Store. NaVh Ri.KNolls Conltotioneii fttoro, wn DEBS ORDERED TO ASSIST FIGHT IN SPOKANE (United rrcs I.ensc.l Wire.1) SPOKANE. Wash.. Nov. 2-1. Eu-, gone V. Debs will bo ordered to drop1 recitation, "Thanksgiving ,Joys." T. . . ... i i.J.Mend French! recitation, "Why uis comviuniiiivu trip iu uva mivm , ' , . ,, , land como to Spokauo immediately to, assist in the fight for freo spech. A I telegram received hero by counsel for concert recitation, "Tho Harvest, tho Industrial Workers from Editor l.ool Wilson, Stanley Sherwood. Clark Warren, of the Appeal to Reason, nt TUwllngs, Lloyd Smith; duet and cho Giorunrd, Kan., stated that Dobs rus. "Arbor Day Is Here:" recitation, would undoubtedly come within a few "Jack Frost," Clarence Xelsoon; rec- 'dnys. With n small force the Indus- trialists are still working their fight Upiits.t the police. The city jail is filled with prisoners but room for 2000 more is available in the Fort Wright euardhouse, and the tiban- doned Franklin school, which are be ini used for jails. LOSSES FROM STORM. tContlnue,! from nape 1.) : - . l. that the danger is past. ; nt least half n dozen landslides. Tons of earth and rock have covered theiGurnea; song, "Sweet Summer." by track? many feet deep. Freight school; recitation. "Caw. Caw. Caw. movement is at a complete stand- lllnrry Wortmcn; recitation. "A Tree still. 'Game." by school; recltntlon, The Northern Pacific rniirond also 'Thanksgiving Joys," Ralph Brandon; is encountering great difficulty in 'song, "The Old Crow," by cchool; operating their trains on account of recitation, "A Secret," by school; rcc lnndslides brought about by contin-, Itatlon. "The Village Blacksmith." by tied rains in the mountains of West-'school; recitation. "Bertie's Thanks era Montana and Idaho, 'giving," Nell Harris; recitation, "Give Thanks." by ten girls; rcclta Engtnccr Killed. tlon, "Gran-Iran's Loving Smile." MISSOULA, Mont., Nov. 24. En- Catherine Tuttle; song, "Jacky Frost" gineer O. R. Meehnm is dead today 'by school; recitation. "Glad Thanks- and Fireman H. H. Byrd and Brake-'giving man H. C. Brown are seriously in- jured as the result of a Northern rnciiic engine rolling down a 50- foot embankment. The accident, which occurred yes terday, was caused bv the freieht train crashing into a landslide ncnrjtl girls; ''Praise God," Mary Jen Iron Mountain. kins; "Who Loves the Trees Best." Ifou rllttle girls; "Planting Trees on Rocue Goes Down. Arbor Day." Nete Frlck: "Pussy breaks. No damage was douo at Gold Ray other than .away of log6. At scu-.probably $2500 worth ----- v.a Rnilronds hnr rosnmoil thai. i ular schedules and nside from soft tracks, no damage has been done. -fj THANKSGIVING OBSERVED. fContinuM from pajfe 1.) .,.. ..,. . . by school recitation "A Thankseiv tatlon' Ilva McC,aln: d,alB"e' "Au S tL " Car on Wheefer" rec I tumn " Ethcl Mw,b Sarah Br0kCr' Sf-iKbor S WJke-s " Get,Ro FUhcr' L,yd QU'g,e'' AUg"8ta Vlrirlnlo -Honnott. o.i T.-t Swing," by school; recitation. "Fir- v'8' JM,m 'Zm Fat Turkeys." Doilie Bramble Ves a , Wlnn,f"d toVd. "S Davenport. Hazel Dyer. Mario Wal- B,v,nB ?ayi " y. ' u I' i nn ters. Bernico Milnes; redtatlon. "The' i ?? P"srlms"; recitation. Lau- Birds" Harriet M.lnes; recitation, "J?' 1- i "Ar "The Flowers." Margaret Harrison; tl song. "Thanksgiving Popcorn," by ' ay' L fS' S school; recitation, "A Little Song," Johnnie BerBch, Bennle Trowbridge, Howard Faacher; recitation, "In the Grass," Gertrued Harris; recitation, IIWI' l Uo.l. T.J.I.k. - 14.11 II A Pilgrim Boy," Reese Gentry, Frankie , Ttrnn,t,m i,n fln.n... w.i,. Brandon, Lyman Sprague, Walter Haertle. Charles Wiley; recitation, "A Slight Mistake," Hazel Dyer; rec itation, "The Kittens' Thanksgiving America," by school, Miss Hasklns, Elmer Haggard, Harold Veach, Al- tixii t-,.i rr.1 tirim.. Scott, Robert Edmeades, Curtis Bea coms, Avanella Floyd; recitation, Es ther Carpenter; recitation, "The Seed," Gb?nn Kenworthy, Arthur Love, John Frees, Walter Rau, Harl Clinton; recitation, Frankio Hutcha son; song, "Thanksgiving," school. Second Primary. Song, "America," school; quota tion, school; recitation, "Be Thank ful," Earnest Wheeler; recitation, Th0 LUtlo pi, ,m MaWi Le,a af. Dor,B Tllon,as A,frpda Buell, Grace Walters, Leona Brumble. Ellz-' . .. nwt, simmnr v.oihor Vru rnMtn. ' tlon, "Tho Paby Tree," TUlma Gan- nen-ay; song. "November." school;, I recitation. "Ten Little Pumpkins," Irene Bralnerd, Agnes Stewart, Rubv iLoomK Chester Brown, John Frlck, Henry Pohlman, Beatrice Floyd, Edith Garrlscn. Dora Jones, Arthur Stln-' pon; recitation. "The Magic Vine.'", !Clnrle "Wortman; recltr.tlon. "Who , Loves the Trees Best," Lola Haggard. Elizabeth Zimmer, Esther Pool. Thol- ma Gnnrawry; recltntlon. Tom Rau; spntr. "Popcorn Song." nlno glrmls; ! recitation, "Thanksgiving," Jessie Stringor. Hnrry Hnertlo. Treo." vaio waionnmi; rvciuuiuu, Grade Two A. 'Landing of tho .Pilgrims," Guy Ron- Song. "America," school; song, "No! shaw; recltntlon, "Arbor Day Work vemher." school: recitation. "An Ar- ors," Wllna Harrison; composition, toor Day Thougbi." Glen Parker, Jus- ' J Melntosh! reclta- tlou, "Between Two Fires,' Donald Mcintosh; song, "Tho Squirrels; Thanksgiving," school; recitation, "Applo Time," Louella Smith, Jennie Duke, Edward Duke, Jessie Klpplo; , , ,, , , ...... . Oivo Thanks," Jennie Duke. Grade Two 11. song, "America," Freddie Elnkopf; itatlon. "The Thanksgiving." Louis Walters; recitation. "Wo Are All Glad." Eunice Brandon: song. "Oh. the Sports ot Childhood." school; recltatlou, "At Grandmr.'s." Karl Campbell: recitation. "Thanksgiving Cheer." M.vrl Garnett; recitation. j "Thanksgiving Day." Ituth Powell: ,'cocert recitation. "Why We Plant the (Tree." Omar Reynolds, Rosa Hans 'com. Lynn Hayes. May Schoenfele: recitation. "A Little Roy." Herbert 'Harris; recltr.tlon, "Thankful for Thanksgiving," Vallen Wilson; song. iimnilier's House": reclta- tlon t.Why I Am Thankful," Glenn Prices recitation. "A Thankful Little Glrl." Marjork Coleman, , second Grmlo A Division, Rone "Henr Va SlnK." by school! (recitation. "The Reason Vhy," Myron Day," Reese Hutchnson; song. "America." by school; recltr.tlon, "Ten Little Boys,"; song, we l,oo the Grand Old Trees," by School; rec itation, "Goodbye," by seven girls. Thlnl Grade. "Thanksgiving Song." by three lit- Ethel Haggard: "We Love the Trees. l the washing ' Myrtle Hrnocom: "The Rainbow Fni the Ament dam tries." Alice Walters; "The Tres," i of damngc was .Matthew Baker; "The Body." Alva 'nook: "Katvdld." Graco Bralnerd: "Thnnksclvlnc Time, the Bite," Ed w ward Clark: "Three Little Tiees," Gertrude Hell; "The Tree's Dream," Johnston Beacom; "Thanksgiving Letters," twelve boys; "America," by school. . . Third A and Fourth R. Song, by the school, "The Class Tree"; recitation. Xoel Parker; reel UiaiUB"-l ....,'" - car r,l'eu 'h' w' Room Four. Opening song, prayner song, by the school; recitation, "Anticipation," by Donald Runyard; Arbor Dr.y exercises and "i ""l!0, " Ju'z recitation, "Down to Sleep. Fritz Spuhn; son", "Thanksgiving Joys, school; reclt tlon. "Tho L-'inding o tho Pilgrims." Howard Gordon; Horn of Plenty Exe-clso,, bIx girls; son Ing. "A Noisy Burglar." M les Power; naime iu i- school recitation, Holt; trio, "Harvest Song," Jean netto Patterson, Jennie Grrrett and Gracio Slioults; ThanksKlvIng exer cise, four boyu; song, "Indian," b7 school; exercise, "Gratltvdo," Four flrls; song, "Tl anksgtvlng Bolls," by school; Popcorn exercise, Cora Cualck and ten boys; closing song, "Evening Song," cchool. Fifth Ti. song, "Arbor Day"; readin, al Walters; recitation. Elmer L exercise by seven little girls; t?nri qhirinv. rscltat on. Arbor Day"; reading, Roy- Loomls; reclta- tlon. Earl Sbhloy, recitation, Hazel McKee; song, four llttlo girls; recl- tatlon, Laura uiarn; reciinuon, Elnkople: recitation. Mabel Eastman; song. "Thanksgiving"; recitation, Tnmes Roberts; recitation, Warren Butler; song, "America." Tltih mid Rlth Grades. Song. "Orogon." school; recltatlpn, "The Great Tree to HU Children. Nellie Cnmpboll; rcitatlon, "Plant- Ing of th Apple Tree." four children; rocltatlon, "Why Ho Got No Pie at All." Floyd Hart; song, "Vernon BoIIh," school; recitation, "Spare That "The Pilgrims." Laura Pnga: wng. "Our Foresto." school; recitation. "Llttlo by Little." Ralph Davis; rec itation, "Tho Turkey's Soliloquy," ClnlVo Seely; exercise, "Arbor Day," eight girls; recitation, "Heroes of tho Forest," Emnut Poleman; recitation, "How Thnnkcglvlng Day Came, About," George Henderson: recita tion. "A Dream," Anglo llalloy; song, "Give Thanks," six glrK recitation, "Out for a Walk," Joe Waters: reci tation, "Thanksgiving." Andrew Curt", song, "Kastus Brown," Clalro Seely; song, "America." all. Seventh A. Song. "Sweet Summer." school; recitation. "For All These." Sadie Whitman: Instrumental music. Edna Boyd: rocltatlon, "When Pa Shaves." Walker Norrls: paper. "What's a Natlonnl Forest?" Ray Reynolds; rec itation. "Thanksgiving Visions." Chnrl" Ray: instrumental music Ma bel IMniendes; quotations. Glenn StuP Ruth Warner. Hnt;! Paul. Wtl lln Hownfll: recitation. "Tlie Little Girl.' Olive Johnson: paper. "Why Oregon Needs to Guard Her Forets." Lloyd Williamson; song. "Ho for Slnmberland." school; recitation, "Home Memories." Ivn Martin: story. "Dwlght's Earned Thanksgiving." Luetic York; quotations. Robert Gl boney, Harold Trowbrldse. -Vral Cole man; recitation. "Octobo'sr Bright Blue Weather." Ednn Demmer; song, "Harvest Seng." seven girls; quota-1 tlons. Bessie Day, Charles Carr, Clar en Jnqua. Mabel Gould; recitation. ."Mother's Fool." WIndom Beacom: j song, "Battle Hymn of the Republic" . school. , Grade Five A. Song, "Sweet Summer's Gone, Away," school: recitation, "The Schoolhou?e Yard," Mary Holme ;' rending, "How Our Birds Protect Our Trees," James Kirk; exercise, ! "Three Trees." Orn Woollam, Roland Parker, Murel Rhodes, Hazel Orr; song. "A Song for the Onk," school; recitation, "The Heart of n Tree," (Leva Loo?ley: recitation, "A Thanks giving Wooing." May Sealu; chorus, i "The Beautiful Woods," girls; quo tations; recitntioti. "the Planting of a-Tree." Lillian Canfield; piny, "Tli Thankagiving Story" Pilgrim'.:, Hope. Ercle Stuart; Prudence, Con-, stance Clark: Priscilla, Daisy Rain; John. Lloyd Wolgamott; Henry, Le land Xoe; Good Will, Ilrynn Pierce. Indians: Massasoit, Thomas Tucker; Sounnto. Leo Summerville. Gretclt en. Myrle Davis; soldier, Stephen Nye. Song, "America." Sixth finule. Thanksgiving hjinn, by the school; , composition on "Why We Have Thanksgiving," Zelln Morrison; "The t Mayflower." Lueindn Cochran I "Thanksgiving Song," Irmn .Slmr). I "A Good Thanksgiving," Alene Al lien; "Thanksgiving on the Fann," j Howard Wines; "A Glad T!innkgi ing," Veneta Kiezur; "Anticipation," Leonard Childs; "Three Trees," by four girl; "The Heart of the Oak," Gerald Woollam; quotations, by six boys; composition on "The Oak ,Tree," by Isabel McDonald; Arbor I Day Mintr," by the.ohool. I Grade Sev-n, A and It. "Arbor Day" song, chool; pinno solo, "Whisperings of Love," Theo dosia Clay; paper, "The First Arbor Day," Harry Biles; duot, selertcd, Blanch Mnule and Ruth Nye; recita tion, "Forest Song," Mabel Liiining; solo, selected, Marie F.ifert; paper, "The First ThankseivinL'." Bovd Keizur; pinno s,olo, selected, Morri Leonnrd; recitation, selected, Jeso ! Hodges; soirg, "Stars of the Sum ;mer Night," chorus; recitation, ."About Thnnkf giving Time," Morviii Kirk; pinno solo, "Second Waltz" (Durand), Vera Merriman; vocal i solo, selected, Tornmie Eluro; song, ' school. ( Second H and FJrat A. I Opening speech, Anna Miller; "Ten Little Indinns," ton girls; "A Quostion," Amy Senile; "Tho Bee Hive," -song by school; "November," Lottie McFnJI; "Turning Leaves," Tallien Eisenhnrt; 'Arbor Day," Marion Robbins: "I Am n Morrv Squirrel," song bv school; "Ted's Thnnksgiving," Charlie Jackson ; "Why Wo Plant Trees," four girls; "Little Nobody" Olen' Settle; "The Turkey's Soliloquy," four boys; "Rainy Day," song by school; "Old Squnnto," Artie Wilson; "What I'm Thankful for," Nellio Roeck; solo, Gladys Gardner; tWhnt tho '1 rees , Teach Us," four lloys; "Tho Useful Jree," Melvin Unllard; "Tho Light , house," song by school; "Tho .Thanksgiving Rite," Klma Rose- , berry; "The Apple Tree," Mazio (Turpin; "Tho Rest Troe," Clarence , Fought; "The Mnplo Tree," Harold I Woods ; solo, Rnchel Robinson; "On Arbor Day," seven girls; "Tho Cuckoo Clock." song bv school, d'l-atles Two anil Three. Song, fourte-i boys and girls; recitntion. "Why I Am Thnnkful," Alice Lynn; exorcise, "Why W Plant Tl'ecm," jix children! nvnrfMKr.. (limn tfirl: ioiig. "Hon.oo, Hoo-oo," by, ehonl; "The Hickory Tree." Moi-lo Ooodoj "Tlianlgiving Slry," sevsn cliildron; song, "I'opooni." school: mutation. "How the True Came," KIIm Hnrkoi-i rooitntioi), "Six Lilllo Turkeys," Donnld Robinson; honv. two giil; "Tho RiKuest 'Piooo of I.'io." Chiiilie Oniilt; roeilalioii. J "Tommy's Vision," Nellio Linnlng!1 Powerful Sale Events Don't Fail To See The Windows Wc arc offcrlim a lot of powerful sale events nt this time. The windows show In a small way what we aro tlolnp; but you arc always welcome here, and we Invito you to como anil seo the splcnillil bargains In Suits, Coats, Dresses, Waists. Sweaters, Raincoats, Umbrellas, Linens, Dress Goods, Etc., Etc. LADIES' SUITS Coats and Dresses Regular $20, $25 and $30 Values Did you notice yeMerdny's advertiMmcnt 1 It you didn'l you mi-sod the grentcM -ah' proposition of fered by 'this store this season. V liu.w Hint once you get iu the habit of reading our iidwntiMonu'iit 1 that you will hunt fur them every You are nlways welcome here, and we urge you to conic and see Ibc-e suits, emit aiut tiroino a uig "' to choose from nil sizes ami bliwle. Think of getting mid $H0 vnlues at this Ifinc tor $13.29 Umbrellas and Raincoats See the Window and Browniekar In the window which contains the Browuiekur we have made n display of !i..n . .nit uinl Umbrellus which you will enjoy seeing. Remember that we carry a very large stock of both n.u.euat and umbrella and that our prices are as low sa good guaranteed goods will admit. RAINCOATS at special prices- $6.19, $8.00, $11.89, $12.29, $13.50; values from $10 to $20. UMBRELLAS, 50c, 65c, 75c, $1.00, $1.25, $1.50 to $8.00. The best values you over saw, and you will admit it, too, when you sou 'em. SWEATER SALE This Week Only Sec tho north window for swenters. A ship ment Hint was delayed in rtnnsit is on sale this week only at prices you should consider. By pur-cha.-ing a sweater now you save about one-third. Sale prices $3.75, $5.00, $7.50, $9.00, $11.00. The Hutchason Co. Formerly Baker-Hutchason Co. Medford, Ore. Old Fashioned Dinner Tho kind Mother used to have wnon the childien nil t'nu' homo. TOMORROW-THANKSGIVING- will be served from o to 8 p. m. at th Nash Grille only 75 et-nls per plate. A hi cute me'tla nt any time dining the tiny for Iiom who do not earo to wait for tho regular dinner. Special Mimic, song, "Sleep, Ruby, Sleep," school. Third Grade. Song by third grade; recital ion, "Gentleman Gay's TlinnkngiVing," Helen Rrown; recitation, "Troo Planting," Angio Robinson; dialogue. "Choosing a Tree," Mildred Carlton, Stella Anderson, Myrtle Vincent, Margaret Shearer; , recitation, "Cranberries," Mildred Hodges; recitntion, "All Nature Helps," Ruth Holmes; "The Procession of Trees," the boys; recitation, "Tho Rest Tree," Kern McKilligan; dialogue, "Arbor Dav." Mildred Hodges, Helen Pierce, Holico Hyrd, Lota Rosoberry, Hoatrico Lorimor; song, third grado; recitation, "A Dream," Mabel Kars ley, recitation, "Happy Trees," Gladys Finch; dialogue, Reatrico Lorimer and Fern Wing; recitation, "Cheerfulness," Vein Henderson; recitation, "November," F.lfedilu Fredenbnrg; recitation, "In tho Heart of a Seed," Agnes Rcnnelt; recitation, "Ikiok Numbers," Mario Daily; song, third grado.' Fourth Grade. "Arbor Day," song, by school; "Have You Planted a Treo?" Myrtlu Meadows; "Tho Plantor," Dolbort Downing; "Planting a Tree," four boys; "An Acorn and How It Grow," Richard Moadoji "Tho Oak," Nool Erskino; "Plnnting a Tree," Freda Stacy; "A Waysido Inn,' two boys; "Arbor Day," song, twelve boys and girls; "November," Minnio Freden bnrg; "How Thanksgiving Day Came." Woir MoDonnld; "Thanks giving in Many Lands," Gloo Stacy; "Landing of the Pilgrims," Ida Vin cent; "A Good Tlumkftgiviiig,'' Drowning Purdin: "(Irnndrpn' Pumpkin Pies," Gladys Dowiiir'.". "Six Little Turkeys," Lcland Jaonln.; "A Merry r.ifo." oug. by school, ririh Grade, "November," Moran Fidolas; "TIim tiny. They nm the Mivnig new-ot Secret," Lawrence Klsio; song, "Ar bor Day"; verses, three girls;' "My Sister and I," Vera Roiindtree; qunrtet, "Pussy Willow"; "Tho Tree," Wilson Graco; song, "The Old Farm Gate"; "When the Green Gets Hack on the Trees," Davis Russell ; vorf.es, six girls; quartet, "Autumn" Thanksgiving poem, Ida Johnson; "Hue Out Your Row," song; concort rending, "Tho Old Oak Tree"; "Lit tle by Little," Kinncar Lorenco; song, "Oregon," verses, "How the Leaves Come pawn." Seven It. Recitation, "Farmer John's Thanksgiving," Agnes Robirsoii; recitntion, "After Thanksgiving." Mnymo Clark; solo nnd clioius, Li cilo Snyder, Ruth Woodford, Ol.uly. McMillan, Mario Riowi.o. Zeln.u Smith, Esther Kasshafor; loiitnlioii, "Fffio's Thnnksgiving," Edith Lhi deslor; recitation, "The Chiblron's Coming Dome," Mary Orr; vocal solo, "The Lullaby of the Night," Lucilo Snyder. Klghth Grade. Song, "Oregon," by tho school; recitation, "Novcmhor," George Kerr; essny, "Tho Origin of Tliiinbigiv ing," Arthur Roberts; piano polo, "Valso ties Elfcs," Violet Cnske ; recitation, 'The Pumpkin," C'nllio Vogoli; recitation, "A Day in No vember," Margarot Roberts; man dolin solo, Vera Olmstcad; recita tion, "Auntio Doloful's Visit," Eun ico Davis; recitation, "Along About Thnnksgiving Time," William Wil son; vocal solo,. "Life's Lullaby," Gladys McMillan; recitation, Thanksgiving Day at tho Farm," Francos York; rooitation, "Fadod Innvos," Esther Kasshafor; piano olo, "Tarautollo," Mario Browne; rcoitation. "Who Choso tho Troo?" Mildred Rliton; rocitntion, "Tho Rea son Why," Lostor Adams; vonl 1 29 the paper untune gcneiaii. rtmmm'. $2.50 SHOES Just One Price Wo made no mistake in putting in a line of shoes to sell only at .f-'lO. Our sales are run ning big, far beyond our expectations. Our shoe man has experience in this town and knows how lo select shoes that please the patrons. Our Mm i is ery complete all sires and widths - only $2.50. solo, "Little Roy IHuo, William Vawter. Iu the North school tho program were: (initio One. Soilg by school; truo exorcise, Ve neta Daley, Archio Pierce, Ramona Eastman, Rollin Rordeaux, Lavida Uullock, Grant Cudnoy, Violet Hook er, John Stine, Ruby Coffinan, Al len McClanahan; song by school; quotation, "Clouds," by school; rec itation, Ramona Eastman; song, "Thanksgiving Day"; "Anticipation," John Sttino; poem in concort, "A Hunch of Golden Keys is Mine"; song by school; "Thanksgiving Fears," Hurt Wright; Thnnksgiving exercise, Troy Dooms, Woodsum McDonald, Paul Thomas, Whit ford Hall, Thelma White, Mary Alieo Fos ter, James Frcdonburg, Josephine Lindlev; song, "Tho Day of Cheer," Thelma White; "Thanks," Lavida Bullock; "Giiiiio of Trees," linger play, by school; "Thanksgiving Day," Iliizel Kirk, Eldon Grant, Alice Johnson, Howard OlaW'oin, Dallon Meadows, Theodore Leonard, Myrllo Robbins, Rolton Meadows, Ethel Meadows, .Tnok Gillospio, Vio let Hooker, Millio Risk, Josephine Liudloy, John Stine, Venot.i Daley. 2 HI. Mary's Academy. Pinno solo, solented, Rossio Mooro; song. "Ainerica," school; roll call, pupils of third and fourth grades; "Some Notablo Troos," rending, Jo sephine Root; rocltatlon, "Washing ton sElm nt Cnmhiidgo,' Agnes McMnhon; reading, "Origin oT Arbor Dny," Verna Orif fin ; duct, Mntlgo Mnvo and Gortnulo Fay; rocltatlon, "Woodmnn, Spnro That Troo," Al lelic Kingsbury; "Planting tho Treo," sixth and seventh grades; roading, "Uses of Forosts," Oolda Taylor; rooitation, "Tho Onk," Joan Ander son ; song, "Arbor Day," school,