SIX
ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 30. 1925.
5 ' BEGIN THE
NEW YEAR
By starting the foundation for
your child's educational fund by
opening a Savings Account with
this bank. ' Many Roseburg
young people are paying for
their schooling from funds start
ed years ago in our Savings
Department.
The Savings Habit is a Good Habit
First
i and Savings Bank
if
Get one of our Home Savings Banks.
ADMIRAL flAItllKIt IKAI
TAou-tet.il PlM Lnanl Wire.)
YOUNGSTOWN. O.. Dec. 30.
Rear-Admiral .(II lea Hates Harbor
76, retired, died here laat night
of .lnflamutlon of the bladder.
Admlrul Harber, who was born
here, wan graduated from the na
val academy In 1869.
Jn 18X2-84 he commanded the
rellet ship sent out to hunt for
survivors of the Jeannette polar
expedition. He found the polar
shit) 'with all the crew de&di and
brouuht back the bodies.
1HD8. Admiral Harber was pro
moted five numbers for "eminent
and conspicuous conduct In bat
tle." , .
barbecue s&ndwlcb at Brand's af-'
ter Jj).r-fance.
COMING
Liberty Theatre
FRIDAY SATURDAY
Matinee Both Days 2:15
Strongheart
"NORTH STAR"
mm
WONDER DOG ACTOR
Th Dashing Hero
Story of Northwest
Liberty Theatre
TODAY
Matinee Each Day
2:15 P.M.
VW71TJ7
A'llghtnlng-fast WecUrn romanc
that will thrill you to your finger
tlpa-Tfoarlng with comtdy furious
fun.
Oregonian Fables Topics
Adventures of Mazie
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IH'RWAKH. Sussex. England,
Dec. 30. Itudyard Kipling's moat
welcome birthday gift today, bis
sixtieth anniversary, was permis
sion from his doctor to climb out
of bed and for the first time time
since the beginning of his attack
of pneumonia, sit by the fireside
for a while.
Kipling continues to mend, out
It will be weeks before bm is able
to leave the bouse.
The Imperial Cleaners add
means half price to you this week.
PROTECT THEM
Work hard to make your busi
ness a success.
Spend money freely to make
your borne a delight
Take pleasure In acquiring
wealth of possessions.
Then tit back and enjoy them
free from worry safeguarded
by dependable Insurance,
HEAD YOUR 1026 PROGRAM
' WITH THE
Masquerade Dance
AT THE
Melrose Country Club
Thursday, Dec 31
D
"Ynge's
ANCE
EMONS
Refreshments 8arved Free to
All Attending
The Pioneer Chiropractor
DR. M. H. PLYLER
Phone 153 Lane and Rose 8ta.
When la Chiropractic Necessary?
When a maximum of Good
Health Is desired. Don't wait till
an Invalid to get acquainted.
Learn now.
Chlropraotie Quelle Ills.
DR. NERBAS
DENTIST
Painless Extraction
Gas Whan Desired
Pyorrhea Cured
Phono 4SS Masonic Rldg.
'Oruglas Health Cntar"
Dr. Harrison Folk
Dr. Catherine McNeil
Chiropractto and Electro
Therapy Thompson Mineral Vapor Bath
27 W cs Phone 491
Roseburg Junk Co.
120 W. Washington
W. Buy All Klnda of Metal,
Rags, Sacks, Paper, Wool and
Hides.
PHONE 1S2-J
Dr. Rupert A. Moon
E lctro-Chlropractar
Nwt and Spin Specialist
209 Perkins Bldg. Phon (54
DR. DEAN B. BUBAR
OPTOMETRIST
Specialist In th fltMi.f of
QlasM
IK Jackson 8t
Dr. H. C. Church
OPTOMETRIST
Parkin Bldg. ReMburg, On
ahn S
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FLOODS HOURLY '
ADDING TO BIG
LOSS IN EUROPE
I Continued from rag 1.)
from Translyvanla are arriving.
They describe the loss of life In
the valley of the 8amos river as
extremely heavy. Bodies, Inter
mingled with debris, are floating
through the town of Torda.
A long stretch of the Paris-Constantinople
railroad track baa been
washed out between Arad and Toe-
vis.
I Glasgow Gsta Thrill.
LONDON, Dec. SO. Rapid melt
!lng of snow and continued heavy
rains are causing serious floods In
many parts of Great Britain. Vast
tracts of land are submerged. Tbe
livers Wye and Monnow In Derby
are, rapidly rising. The Avon la
seven feet out of Its banks. Much
farm land along the Dee, Severn
and the Clyde is Inundated.
Glasgow experienced an unusual
ly high tide yesterday. The water
rose to within a foot of the top of
the quay walla, giving the ships the
appearance of resting at street
level. All shipping was suspended
as a precautionary measure.
Bus Blown Into Rivtr,
AMSTERDAM, Holland, Dec. 30.
A terrific gale and torrential rain
over most of Holland have caused
serious damage. Most of the river
have overflowed their banks. At
Tholen, an island In the River
Scheldt, a motor bus was blown in
to the river, six occupants being
drowned.
' 317 Farms Wrscksd.
BUDAPEST, Hungary, Dec. SO.
The flood damage in the Bekea dis
trict o.' Hungary is Increasing, with
175,000 acres of winter crop land
under water and S17 well stocked
farms totally wrecked.
Artillery Is being used to break
up the masses of Ice retaining the
flood waters.
Roseburg'a new ballroom, The
Oriental Gardens, will open Wed
nesday, Jan. 6. Be there.
LOWDEN POINTS
OUT DEFECTS OF
FARM METHODS
(Continued from Page 1)
I products." ,
I Declaring that national prosper
ity la dependent on agricultural
(prosperity. Senator Capper assert
ed that public opinion everywhere
should support the farmer in his
economic difficulty. He pointed to
th'e general depression In 1920 as
Indicative of the disastrous nation
al effect when the farmers' buying
power slumps.
Oprmeee Export IU11.
WASHINGTON. Dec. 30.
Charging President Coolidge had
"taken to the tall timber," in bis
agricultural policy. Representa
tive Aswell of Louisiana, the
ranking Democratic member of
the house agriculture committee,
declared today he would fight any
administration farm bill along the
terms of the McNary-IIaughen
farm export corporntlon measure.
"It Is Inconceivable to me." be
said, "that President Coolidge af
ter his bold statement in advoca
cy of sound legislation, sound
economically and based upon
! sound governmental principles
j could now aa a result of the
threats from certain Interests to
i attack the protective tariff law,
take to the tall timber and advo
cate any legislation creating an
export corporation upon the com
munistic principles of the McNary
Haughen bill."
Beat with gas.
FUNERAL OF MRS.
HEATER HELD
YESTERDAY
The funeral service! of the late
Mary Olive Heater, who passed
away Sunday at the age of 42
years, at the homo of her daugh
ter, Mra. George Medlork. In Co
qullln, was held yesterday after
noon at 1 o'clock at the George
Tlroal home. In Winston. The eulo
gy was read by Rev. H. L. Cald
well and Interment took place at
the Civil Bend cemetery.
She waa a resident here a num
ber of years ago. and for the past
eight years ha been residing at
Coqullle. She was the daughter of
Oonrro Rrosl. of Winston, and In
1902 was married to Oden Heater.
To this union was born two child
, ren. Mrs. Wm. Blaylock of Rose
j'irg end Mrs. George Medlork of
J Coqullle. Besides her two children
and her father, the deceased leaves
.two brothers. Chas. S. Brosl, of
Vernon. B. C. and M. R. Brosl.
of Roseburg. and three slaters.
Mrs. R. J. West of Myrtle Point
Anna L. Rummage of San Fran
cisco, and Mrs. A. B. Collier of Co
qullle. I Roseburg's new ballroom, The
! Oriental Gardens, will open Wed
: nesday, Jan. (. Be there.
LABOR SECRETARY
GIVES PRAISE TO
COLLEGE "FRATS"
Manrlatnl Prtm Iwl Wlr..)
CHIOAOO. Dec. SO. The Creek
letter organlratlon ts a prime fac
tor In the development of higher
education In the opinion of Secre
iterv of Ijthor Davis. He Is on the
inregram of the nineteenth biennial
'rnnvenllon of the Delta Slema Phi.
International college fraternity
meeting here.
"There la something dlstlnctlv
American about college fraterni
ties, their underlying principle,
elm and accomplishments," he
savs.
j "f am a great believer In college
fratHiltlea.
I "Th fraternity has been th
I means of Isvlns the fonnnatlon of
j snnie of strongest character
ithl country ha known. The
creey within an iranliatlon la a
perfectly natural 4Jfirslon of hu
man rsture and Is wholly harm
less. Th horse play that mar at
'lend iom of th initiation I
t MACHINERY DRIVING '
HORSES OFF FARMS;
MULES INCREASING
4 (AjsoeUbd ma Utfi Wlrr.)
WASHINGTON.' Dec.
20
The extent to which machln-
ery contlnuea to supplant the
horse on American farms, was
revealed today In census bur-
eau figures showing that the
number of horses on farms de-
creased 1 per cent during
the last five years, or from
19,767,161 in 1920 to 16.535.7S9
in 1925. '
Tbe number of mules, bow-
ever, increased more than five
per cent, or from M4Z.391 to
5.740,608.
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MORE SPENT ON COLTS
THAN BOYS AND GIRLS
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(AMocUtrd Prat Lcued Wire.)
BOISE, Idaho. Dec. 30..
An
aristocracy of animals
springing up In the United
States, J. J. Tlgert, state com-
missloner of education, told
.the delegatea attending the
state convention of teachers
here.
"More money Is being spent
on animals than anything
else," be declared. ' "People
all over the country will pay
15.000 to a man to get perspir-
atlon out of a colt and $1200
to put inspiration Into 60 boys
and girls," he added. 4
4)
merely an expression of tbe vigor
and enthusiasm of youth.
"in addition to moral guidance
and spiritual uplift, the fraternity
gives a man a home while in col
lege. This In Itself is a great serv
ice."
Hear the best dance music Rose
burg has ever had at the opening
of he Oriental Gardena Wednes
day, Jan. 6. Seven musicians who
will make you want to dance.
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- (AaocUttd Prat Ussid Win.)1
WASHINGTON, Dec. SO.Presl-
uent coolidge was urged today by
Senators McNary, Oregon, and
Shortrldge, California, Republians,
to continue representation of those
two state on tbe shipping board.
Both declared later that they were
encouraged, but the indication was
given that the President had reach
ed no conclusion a to whom he
would nominate to succeed B. E.
Haney, Democrat of Oregoon, ' and
Meyer Llssner, Republican of Cali
fornia, aa commissioners.
, 'McNary particularly urged the
appointment of Marshall N. Dana.
Democrat, a Portland newspaper
man, aa successor to Haney. who
has been iu disagreement with the
president on the marine policy and
will not be continued In office. In
the event Coolidge desires to name
a Kepubllcau from tbe northwest
states, McNary urged thevseloction
of Frank L. Shull of Portland.
As a successor to Llssner. Short-
ridge supported Phillip Teller, Re
publican of San Francisco. . He al
so proposed H. U. Brandensteln or
San Francisco if a Democrat is to
be named from that section.
President Coolidge Intends to flH
the two vacancies by the selection
of both a Republican and a Demo
crat but It waa indicated he had
not determined which portion of
the Pacific Coast should furnish
each.
Selection of two Pacific coast
member to the shipping board is
further complicated by the advo
cacy of Senator Jonea of Washing
ton, chairman of the senate com
merce committee, of H. Y. Saint of
Seattle to one of the posts. Saint
Is holding a position with the board
here.
o
Cook with ga.
AIRPLANE SPIN PUTS
McCARROLL OUT OF BOUT
ManrlatMl rfm Lnml Wlr.)
PENDLETON, Ore., Dec. 30.
August Busch, of Salt Lake .City.
defeated Ray McCarroll of Pendle
ton, in a light heavyweight wrest
ling match staged here last night
by the American Legion. McCar
roll took the first fall In 21 min
ute and 30 aeconda with a wrist-
lock and arm scissors, while Busch
took1 the second fall In three min
utes 10 seconds with an airplane
spin. McCarroll was unable to con
tinue and Busch was awarded th
match.
Hear the best danc music Rose
burg has ever had at the opening
of the Oriental Gardena Wednes
day. Jan. 6. Seven musicians who
will make you want to dance.-
Men's suit cleaned and Dressed.
SI 60. Roseburg Cleaner, phoae
47.
OAILV WEA1HCR REPORT
U. R. Weather Bursa, local of.
fie. Roseburg, Oregon. 24 hour
ndlng 6 a. m.
Precipitation In Ina. A Hundredths
Highest temperature yesterday 37
Lowest temeprature last night 36
Precipitation last 24 hours 0
Total Preclp. sine 1st month S M
Normal preclp. for this month 6 2
Total preclp. from Sept 1,
H25. to dat .5S
Arerag preclp. from Sept I
1S77 1S.74
Total deficiency from Sept L
1J5 . 4.21
Average precipitation for 4
wet seasons, (September
to May Inclusive) Jl 4
Generally cloudy tonight and
Thursday: normal tempeif urt.
vt h. iibuu ateieoruiogisu
RICE AND RICE TO
MOVE REAL ESTATE
OFFICES TO CASS ST.
The real estate firm of RIre
n uu jwib, which iui uimujt years
.i ,,.,n,n.. . , .
I. . ' ,"?. f ln.
, a new loralloB on Ca
).. - ,. .,-- - ..i.
; bBUd.ng now occupied by the Mc-
:KeaIli D(1I.by and Baldwin atore.
'Thl. UiiMin. I. th. nrn.n nt
Klce and Klce, and tbe section of
the structure which a few years
ago waa occupied by the Graves
Art Shop will be remodeled to
provide for the needs of the real
i estate company. McKean, Darby
land Baldwin will continue to oc-
cupy the lecond floor of the
building.
The front Is to be completely
mmnriinlAri and tha lntrlnv will tu
beautifully furnished. Special
mlllwork has been ordered and
the fiirnltthirisr nnrl fivtiirs-a a ro
now belne mn.fi a rpadv. Th of-
; ft whin Pomn.Rted will ho hpmi-
Itlful and attractive and: arranged
to efficiently Provide for the
needs of the real estate and bond
departments of the company.
The Qulne and Goodman In
surance company, which has oc
cupied quarters In the Masonic
building with Rice and Rice, has
procured an option on the office
and will continue in business at
that location, aocording to the
present nlans.
j row tod ay j
FOR RENT Furnished rooms,
615
So- Stephens.
FOR RENT-'Good 6-room houje.
Inquire 420 West Douglas.
r'OlTSVLE Wagon, plow, cultlvf
tor. Ivar Grae, Wilbur, Ore.
FOR RENT 2 and 3-room furnish
ed apartment. 608 S. Stephens.
FOR SALE Scotch Collie pup.
Phone 471-L or call 647 S. Steph
ens. MIDDLE AGED woman would like
position to do housework. Phone
4D2-J.
FOR RENT 5-room furnished
house, modern, S25. Phone 471-L.
Call 647 S. Stephens St
TRY a ton of'Royarutah coal. If
clean and efficient You'll like it
Denn-Oerretsen Co.
Try a ton of Royal Utah coal
It's clean and efficient You'll like
It. Denn-Gerretsen Co
IFOR SALE 3 O. A. C. brood
sows. Fat enough to butcher at
once. W. T. Craven. Phone 3f2-J.
LADIES Why wear corsetshen
you can get a combination bras
siere? See them. 206 Perkins
Bldfi
FOR RENT 6-room house. 6 room
house, partly furnished. $16 per
month. 2 blocks E. of 6th St on
Ivan St. E. L. Hammond.
FOR SALE Sauerkraut,3ar per
gallon delivered to your resi
dence. Delivered Jan. 7, 1926.
Phone 1SF2, Mrs. R. C. Arnold,
Looking Glass.
THE-MOVING picture "Stream of
Life" will be shown at (he Meth
odist church New Year's Eve, at
7:30 and 9:30 o'clock. Admis
sion free.
FOR SALE CHEAP Sonora eon
sole "like new." with 60 records.
Hot water tank and gas heater
for tank. Phone 13S-R, or 612
Mill street
FOR RENT 4 -room plastered
house, 4 lots, garage. Also 0
room new house, garage, 4 lots.
J. W. Tollman, Real Estate, Riv
erside. ITJIT. SALE Small house. Two
large lots. West RoseburK. pave
ment all paid. Good value for
$1050. Terms. Chas. Kyes, 826 N.
Jackson St.
FOR RENT Large front room, !
steam heated, hot and cold run-1
nlug water In room; suitable fori
two or three gentlemen. The Ox-!
ford. 217 S. Stephens.
MONET to loan on dwellings.
apartment houses and business 1
blocks; on Improved real estate
or for building purposes. Ump
qua Savings and Loan Associa-
tlon. Douglas Abstract Building.
WTNtEnMlddWTaged-lady-for '
general housework and care of
children In modern home on
Coos Bay. Will pay well If satis
factory. .Write Mrs. Oeorge C.
, HugYina, Box SOS, Marshtield,
Oregon, and give references. j
GOAT) L"ACE" TO-SPEND-THE
WINTER 30-acre farm In edge
of town near high and grade !
schools: on pavement; 4-room
house; furnished: bam full hay; !
S good cows; big bunch chick
ens; one horse; tools and Imple
ments: garage. Kent $20 per '
month. Full Information LAW-'
RENCE AGENCY. 125 Cass
Street Phone 219.
JTST- S A N I N V E STM EN fOr
If you want a home this Is worth
your consideration. 6-room cot-'
tage centrally located; all street !
Improvements In and paid for;
bath; toilet: electric lights; '
screen porch : every conven
ience:: built In features; fully
furnished with good furniture;
range; heater; beds; chair; .
table; rockers; rugs: curtains: I
cottage organ; lot 60x120. Eigh-'
teen hundred and fifty dollars
takes clear title to the whole
. business. Only takes $500 cash,
balance like rent. You had bet
ter step lively! LAWRENCE
AOENCY. 125 Cass Street, i
Phone 219.
WHY "TIE" INTO A WILD CAT I
PROPOSITION? When you can !
double your money on a sure
thing at home? 20 acres In full
bearing applea In Garden Valley; 1
bordering on main road; one-1
fourth mile from river; some
buildings; good water supply; j
cost the owner over seven thou
sand dollars cash. You can get '
clear litle to the whole work
for sixteen hundred dollars: i
with a little Improvement yon
ran double your money and give I
the other fellow a snap Look In-1
to It! LAWEENCE AGENCY, 125,
Casa St re? Phone 219. I
BIG NOISE BALL 1
ARMORY NEW YEARS EVE
That's Thursday, December 31 :
NOTHIN BUT A FUN PARTY
DANCING AFTER MIDNIGHT
; , EVERYBODY OUGHT. TO B( THERE
8tart the Naw Yaar with merriment. You ean make all the noieeycu want on this night of nights.
. BRING YOUR CANNON v. '
MUSIC BY THOSE SWANEE 6ERENADERS A Rsal.Hot Dane Band
Coma Early Don't Mis Anything ' . IT'S A JITNEY STEPPING PARTY
OFFICERS BADLY
Tiffin :
STILL EXPLODES
BAKER. Ore., Dec. 30. Sheriff
Henry McKinney and two. depu
ties, Frank Llttlefleld of Baker and
Arthur Romageaux of Huntington,
were seriously Injured in the ex
plosion of a still they were raiding
In the hills near Snake, river, six
miles below Huntington, late last
night Ramegeaux la In a Baker
hospital today and McKinney and
Llttlefleld are confined in their
homea here. All are expected tq
recover. . ;
The officers raided the . Will
Baird farm late Tuesday, finding
what they declared to be the big
gest still ever taken in Baker coun
ty. with twelve 60-gallon barrels of
mash. No one was found at th
still, which was In a dugout, on the
hillside. Wishing -to destroy the
outfit the officers saturated it with
coal oil. Llttlefleld then lighted
match.
A terrific explosion threw all
three men several yards and knock
ed Sheriff McKinney unconscious
for a moment when he recovered
his senses his clothing was on fire
and his hrnd was burned. He stag
gered to his feet, fell, rose again
and put out the fire in his clothing.
The other two staggered to their
feot, badly burned. - i
! Will Baird, owner of the proper
ty on which the still was located,
was arrested In Huntington and
brought to the county jail here. He
denies any knowledge of thetUU
The three off Icwra are an . burn
ed about the head and face. .Mc
Kinney and Llttlefleld ' lost all
their hair. Their hands are severe
ly burned. " ' 1 - r i
The men were atandlng several
feet from the dugout at the time
of the explosion. Two other men
with the officers were further
away and not injured.
JITNEY
DANCE
AT
MOOSE HALL
Friday, Jan. 1
Music By
Pap's Peppy
' Players
Come and Strut Your
' Stuff
We Can Supply Your
Grocery Needs
Canned Fruits
Canned Vegetables
Fresh Fruits
Fresh Vegetables
Free Delivery Try Us
After January 1
All Prices Reduced
Maddox&Wetherell
Phone 499
Jackson at Oeer Creek Bridge
Richmond Burge
The Professional
Psychoanalyst
from
LONDON UNIVERSITY
ENGLAND
Is open for reservatlona at tho
Hotel Rose, Roseburg.
Stammering
Vocational Analysis
Human Problems
CONSULTATIONS
ARE FREE
Phone 622
' 1 : V ; ; wishing all my patrons
J, , NEW-YEAR REPLETE WITH
' ' HAPPINESS, HEALTH, PROSPERITY
MARCEL'S MIRACLE MINERAL
K .: Fred E. Pomerleau, County Representative. J0
K . 605 East Douglas- - , ; , - . -" ' ; . . Roseburg, Ore. m
5 J : .' Phone 638-X I '-v . - 5
The moving picture. "Stream of
Life," will be Bhown at the Metho
dist church New Year' Eve, at
7:30 and 9:30 o'clock. Admission
free.
BIG MASQUERADE
DANCE
NEW YEARS EVE
AT
' LONG'S HALL
Y Coles Valley
Thursday Nit,'Dc, SI
Musk By
8UTHERLIN ORCHESTRA
Everybody come have a goc4
time.
RIDDLE
SATURDAY NIGHT
January 2 .
....... Muslo -
NITE HAWKS'
Six-Piece Orchestra
"MATRIMONIAL"
Polly Wjdta a.Cracliar-Jack
POLLY TOLLMAN
"formrty of Panama," champion
female parrot aa sweat aixta,
dlrw ,rur acquaintance and
meeting k -iril. parrot of simi
lar charms, "object rhatrlmony."
A bird af th above description
kindly correspond with my pres
agent.
j: w.tollman "
,, ' Art Real Estate -Roseburg.
Or., Rout 2
P. F. HIRSCH
Public Accountant
R0SEBUR0, ORE.
I Your Book Kept Charge.
, abl by th Hour r by
th Month.
AUDITING '
BOOKS OPENED AND
, CLOSED
Inventories Figured
Tonite and Thursday
' Wit an All-Star ; ;
Cut Including
. r 1
MONTE ' BLUE. LEW
CODY. MARJORY DAW
AND OTHERS
Comedy
10c
20c
Exclusive First Run
Pictures Only
DANCE
1
Troop Three. Boy Scouts, en
Joyed a delightful hike yesterday.
Tbe day was good for a winter
outing and. the boys tramped sev
eral miles and then roasted the
chickens which they had procured
for the feast Tbe Outdoor Boys,
a group younger than the boys of
scout age, enjoyed a hike today.
Roseburg's new ballroonv-The
Oriental Gardens, will .open Wed
"fdAY. Jfl2f e there.
Do You Need Money?
We are making loan on
Roseburg residenco and busi
ness property. Monthly re
payment plan. Attractive
rates. We are loan agent for
the Equitable Savings A Loan
Association of Portland. Also
we have private money for
city loans and Eastern money
for farm loan.
G.W. YOUNG & SON
INSURANCE "
116 Cass St Phone 417
i FRANK A. TERRY
Equitable Saving V Loan
v stock
" ' .' Inquire of
O. W. Young & Son, real
estate, or at Churchill Hard
Ware Co.
DANCE
SOUTH DEER CREEK
GRANGE HALL
New Years Eve
. ORCHESTRA MUSIC
Lunch at Midnight
Tonite and Thursday
He Wasn't
Afraid of
Anything
Living
but he
couldn't
beat little
oU Dan
Cupid
RAM
NOVARRO
picture of love, adV
X venture and the
aching foci Ir" dijjentnif
Ifl
vumgi
PRICES THIS SPECIAL
Evenings 10c, 35c
Special Thursday Matinee
10c, 25c
i