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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, THURSDAY, JUNE 3, 1926.
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: Get Your Green Trading
An Unsurpassed Showing of
Summer Needs
In Every Fabric, in Every Detail, for the Revising
of One's Apparel to Meet the New Demands
Fashionable Fabrics in Silk,
Cotton and Rayon
JUNE FOOTWEAR
Green , Trading
Stamps on all
Purchases
Batter Service
Home For Sale
G-room house. Modern plumbing.
"A largo lot, paved on threo
'aides. Sidewalks, Garage, CI oho
Jn. 404 Fowler Street, corner of
'Court and Fowler Streets, Pric
ed low at $1900.00. Small down
payment will handle.
G. W. Young & Son
no Caufl St.
Phono 417
; Dr. Rupert A. Moon
RlsotroChlropractor
Konra and Spine Specialist.
109 Perkins Bid. Phone 664
LIBERTY THEATRE
'. LAST TIMES TODAY
Mntlnoe Wednesday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday
A Prodigious Melodrama of
10c
2teStK nri nr.
COMING FRIDAY, SATU ROA Y BOB CUSTER
in "THE FIGHTING BOOB"
Stamps on Every Purchase
Splashing liodernislic mo
tifs, plaids, checks, polka
doto and floral designs
give a vaflety of patterns,
and here are to be found
all of them, in the largest
assortment and moderate
ly priced from
45c to $1.50 a yd.
A New Hose (Pure
Silk) At $1.00
THE BLUE CRANE
A guaranteed hose, which in the
$1.00 price cannot he equalled,
for it is pure thread silk, soft, and
serviceable to the extent we guar
antee it to satisfy. All the popu
lar shndes
$1.00 a Pair
A companion hose to the Hum
ming I3ird, at
$1,50
June numbers have al
ready arrived. There are
several new changes as
for instance, the new tie
effect. Light colors con
tinue to be popular and
for variety we have the
very newest in pntent, nl
so kid or satin. Our stock
of comfort shoes for sum
mer is now complete.
$2.95, $3.25 to
$7.50 and up.
Crecn Trading
Stamps on both
rloors
Better Merchandise
DR. NERBAS
DENTIST
Painless Extraction
Gas When Desired
Pyorrhea Cured
Phono 488 Masonlo Bldg.
AWNING
Wo aro prepared to Install any!
sort of nwning on short notice. I
Awnings Repaired.
Harry Pearce
DR. H. C. CHURCH
OPTOMETRIST
122 Jackson St.
Roseburg
Ore.
the Great Timber Delt.
25c
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CUSS DAY EX
ERCISES TO BE
T
Tho genlor class of ItoHebnrg
lilxh EChool will tonlKlit hold lis
class day exercises at 8 oVIuek at
tho auditorium of the new IiIkIi
school building In l.aurelwood,
anil the proKrum wlil femurs
Home InterestliiK and unusual en
tertainment. The program Is as follows:
Piano nolo, "Hungary." Mnvlo
Langenherg.
Class history, Kldress .Tudd.
Class will. Allenu Singleton.
Living pictures.
Class prophecy, Norman Hess.
1'lano nolo. "Kantasea In D
Minor," Lucille Koenlg.
"A Cheese l)ream" accompani
ment by Maxine Moore. The lioy,
Morrill Killer; Sleeping lleauty,
Thelma Olmstend; Princesses,
Marian Plsher, lllla Hliaiuhart,
Iloroltiv Cllnse. t'ricilii KlllfHilorf.
'Vloletln llouser, Harriet droves,
Frances Metcnlf, Kinu Wollonl.
Old FuHhloned Flappers: Leah
MetJaugliey, .Maud McOaughey,
Cornelia Martin, Helen Ferguson,
i Modern Flappers: Mildred
Davis, Louise Douglas, Marlon
: Srhwiirz. Kldress Judd.
Halr-Awako (llrl: Kuth Collins.
Yell Leaders: Norman Hess anil
Maynard Hell.
Rooters: (lerlrude Craig. Doro
thy lliisenhiirk. filado llrulon
Vernu Hamlin, Thos. Dodges,
Ijolill Hunt, Roy Pettey,
Mario
Schoenleber. Agnes John.
mi ny
, lilllle, ICIdrcd Cobb.
i.ueese ureams : Kdna
Hodges, Lois Brands, Kdna Mae
i F.nloe, Fioy Strader. Ona Durch.
j Merle Myers .
I Ensemble, Class song by entire
class.
I The custom adopted two years
i ago when the senior dim re-
;iuesled hat gifts be sent to their
homuH liiHtoml of brought to tho
hlKh school on commencement
nlfiht, will he continued tills yeiir.
FlowerH for tlio KnulnatoH, how
ever, will he accepted at tho hlwh
Hehonl that evening. The com
inenceinent exereinos tomorrow
evonlng wilt open at 8 o'clock In
the auditorium of the new Mi;ii
school building and tho entire
lower floor Is being reHerved for
parents and relatives of the gt-ad-uatiiiR
cJiiks tonight and I-'rfday
nig ill.
INCOME TAX IS
CHltr MLAbUKL I hauled Into the ballroom in plain
nrcnor r,DAMrriHlfjllt of everybody. I arranged
t5E.rU KL win, (he sealer of weights and
, measures of Toledo to weigh
(Continued from paco 1.)
Ices In honor of departed mem
bers this afternoon, Later tho
convention will devoto 11 self to
degree work.
Tax Men-sure Dominant
Tho first move in the hydro
electric conflict came when a
resolution was introduced asking
that tho grange hydro-electric bill
be side-tracked and that the
grange devote al its -efforts to se
curing signatures for an income
tax bill, which was declared more
important. I his resolution was i
referred to a committee.
' pn the text book Issue one
! group favored free text bookn. i.n
; other proponed state printing or
supervising the printing at cost,
nnd another opposed any free text
i books.
! Resolutions introduced covered
in variety of subjects. One sought
ill Miuiu uiL.-mi- nix iMKii uiiuK:i
j government without a property
! tax. Others were:
Asking tho state highway com
i mission, on completion of the
1 present paving program, to stop
I paving and begin improving rural
roads.
Proposing fifty per cent reduc
I (Ion in annual auto license fees.
Seeking 100 per cent increase
DR. M. II. Vt.YLF.R Chiropractor.
Phono 152. Lane and Hose Sts.
I DRUCLESS HEALTH CENTER 1
327 W. Cass Phone 491 ft
3 DR. HARRISON FOLK M
a DR. CATHERINE McNEIL W
I CHIROPRACTORS t
l (Painless AdlustmentB) K
jjjj Electro-Therapy
S Electronic and Vapor Hatha
Kvcrythlnc
looks m full ly fresh
and pretty
these balmy spring days
Kven plain
dained larhH'ss .
is nil ilollrd up
a.- "Spring Fever"
In tune with the
season of new dress
e'vo glvrn thi'se ears
fre.ih paint lobs.
And how well
tliry look !
And run!
1922 Studebaker Light Six.
1 1922 Durant Four Touring,
t Dodge Touring with new tires.
1 1923 Ford Touring.
1 Ford Coupe, Jutt overhauled.
1922 Ford Touring.
1 1925 Chevrolet coupe, like new.
t 1923-4 Chevrolet Coupe.
Also a couple of motorcycles i
925.00 each.
Hansen Chevrolet Co.
Roseburg, Oregon
hum
In license fees on flnh traps and
wheels.
Opposing dams or obstructions
in rivers In such ways as to con
trol tlio water.
HiiKKestliiK restriction of the
amount of water lo bo fluined or
piped to power plants.
CARD OF THANKS
Wo wish to express our sincere
Ihanks for the kindness and
sympathy extended us during our
recent bereavement, and our doen
appreciation of the many beauti
I ul floral offerings.
H. D. DAVIS FAMILY.
WHY DEMPSEY
"PULLED" WEIGHT
FOR WILLARD
fAMwfatftl PrM TjHM-t Win.)
NEW VOftK. Juno 3. .lack
Dempsey cave awnv lia nnunds In
Jess Wlllard In their titular con
test at Toledo, Ohio. July 4. 1919
and then knocked the heavy
weight diadem from tho brow of
the Htirprised KanHas
man mouii-
tain" In three rounds.
Physical condition, they snv. en
abled the smaller mini lo fell tho
tall champion lint Jimmy DoFor
oHt, who trained Deninsey. chewed
away on the stump of a half-
mi rued cigar and smiled ns he
recalled tho Incidents of that
fight. He had kepi Ihe "Inside"
Htory to himself until now.
In one corner of tho ring the
bulky form of Wlllard was
crouched under a huge umbrella.
He llHlkn.l flit (mil lul't'V lint lila
'immense proportions Impressed
the Hiieclators who gasped as they
tried to fathom the chances o'f the
ambltioiiH challenger ngalns such
a big man as Wlllard. The weights
were announced: Wlllard 245,
uempsey tsj. A roar of amaze
ment swept over Ihe crowd.
They couldn't comprehend.
They didn't believe. Hadn't.
jjoiupscy weigueil .'in at a puhlic
I unction In his honor at Toledo,
three weeks before the light? Hut
DoForcst knew j nd his .imlle in
creased. 'His first plan' of battle
was a success. Wlllard. with a
jduiuhfnundcd expression, proved
tlmt. Tho Hynipathy of t.iie crowd
wuh won to the underdog and that
was what Deforest wanted,
j Here Is the e(ret of Dempsey's
fliu'tuattnn in weight as Defor
est deHcribed It:
rhere was u nation-wide crv i
because, of ' the difference in
weight. The reformers called it
crueltv. The Untie runs Mmm-
selves didn't care to see Buch Pherson s mother. The pair asked
slaughter. jMcKinley to open negotiations
"The citizens of Toledo planned 'with Mrs. Kennedy. -a
big public dinner lor Dempsey i "You can tell the police about
and this looked to me to be tha
psychological moment to stop the j
i crop. I had a new set of scales
Dempsey for the benefit of the
spectators.
"Previously I determined
that
200
DenipHey would weigh over
this publ"c weighing. Twenty-
four hours before the dinner I
put the challenger In the Ice-box
with half a dozen botilcn of beer
and two dozen bananas and told
him to go to work. Ho ate the
fruit, drank the beer and swelled.
"Then when the
stare was set
I yanked him out and put. him on
Ihe scales. lie balanced at -ill.
Tho diners gasped In astonish
ment, for Dempsey had never
weighed more than x' for a
fight. The newspaper boys made
a great play on this. Immediately
t he opposition to this uneven
fight declined and la a week had
vanished forever.
That accounts for the amaze
ment of the spectators wIhmi
Dempsey's weight was announced
at ls;t the afternoon of the right.
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of that was one
of the biggest factors in Demp
sey's favor."
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PERRY FOSTER AND MR. AND
MRS, AGE E IN AUTO WRECK
A car belonKlUK lo Perry Foster
ami occupied by Mr. Foster anil
.r. an, . yrs. itoiami rtgee
wrecked this morning near Wolf
(. reck. 'Ihe machine was struck by I
ja car driven by a tourist, and the
front end was quite badly smash-
, eil. Mrs. Afiee sustained slight
cuts hut otherwise was not hurl.
LEON A ITEMS
Mrs. Fffie Sutton and two daugh
ters were in Collage drove Fri
day shopping and looking nfter
business matters.
Mrs. John Hooher and (ieorge
Finney of the Finney ogg ranch
made a business trip to Cottage
(Jrove out' day last week.
Mrs, If'ii Sutton and children'
left Tuesday for I lomedale, Idaho,
where they will visit Mrs. Sutton's
mother, Mr:?, Proud and otlwr rla
thes. They plan to return to their
home in July.
Mr. and Mrs. Krnesl dugginsbcru
a ed chilli ion i sited relatl cs in
Cottage drove last week,
Mr and Mrs. Joe Quern ant) lit
tie daughter. Vivian, who were
visiting at the home of Mis
Onieen-s father. Mr Koe Miller,
(ell Saturday foi their home at
Marcolar.
Mr and Mrs. Charley llemmini:
ion and children isitet! Mr and
Mr C S Cole of l.eona. Friday
Mr S. V Cliapin. who has been
at the borne of his daughter, ai
Walker since
weeks ao.
day.
Miss Cutl (
home of Mr;
Ibis week.
his accident a few
Murm d home Satin-
raiir is isitinc at the
. Albert t;in:gisbfi-):
Mr and Mrs. Albert (Jugclsberg
and chthlrti visited with relatives
In Oakland the first of the el
Mrs Nina Welch and little
daughter. Jane, of HrhUe. Oregon,
who have been lsiiinu at the
home of Mrs Fffie Sutton, left
Tuesday for Kui:en to isit
friends there before returning
home. X X
rVro Methodist Camp Meeting
Services this evening 7 'So p m
continuing every day and eve
ning until June 1! Everyone
cordially welcome. Meals ran be
hail at the restaurant conducted
near the lare tent. Everybody
Invited. Committee.
James Allen Velzlan. a Pioneer
of Oregon, and well known la the
southern part of Douglus County,
passed away in this clly Juno 2 at
the ago of DO years. Mr. Velz.'if.i
had been in poor health for the
past year or ho and gradually be
I came worse until death came Wed
luesday. j The deceased was born at Plc
(jton. Nova Scotia, February 22,
.IW'ti: -multi,. In Muu, V....! ill., .. t
; the uge of 22 years. He later Hct-
tlcil in Oregon, coming to this
slate In In '.II ami taking up resi
dence on n farm near this city,
where ho has made bis home lor
the past number of years. He was
u man highly esteemed and made
many friends.
Surviving, are four dauahtei-H.
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iiuihu.i, v.n:,-n, -MIS. JUIIieH1
Shupe, Oak, Ornve; Mrs. Jonn I
Conler, Cenlrai Point; and one
son, Howard Velzlan of Marsh-1
flelil.
Ten grandchllilren and six great
grandchildren also survive.
Funeral services will, be held
Friday aflernoon at 1:30 o'clock
at Ihe ltoseburg Undertaking
Chapel, Rev. Joseph Knolls offici
ating. Interment will take place
at the Urockwuy cemetery.
EVANGELIST IS
CAPTIVE, TALE
TO THE POLICE
(Continued from Faee 1.)
the attention of police today.
According to the attorney, R. A.
McKlnley of Long Beach, the men
have
threatened not only to kill
Mrs. MuPherson, hut to do away
with him as well if the ransom is
not paid. Fearing for his life, Mc
Klnley has told police that he can
not assist them In trapping the al
leged kidnapers.
The lawyer told investigators
that the pair came to his office
last Monday. Alter assuring them
selves that he was blind and could
l not see them, they told him that
""' "au. . 1 e evangensi
iBmi wouUI deliver Her for the 'fv
000 reward recently offered by
Mrs. Minnie Kennedy, Mrs. Mc-
tins ii you wish. I suppose you
will," the lawyer quoted the men
'as saying.
Mc Kin ley placed the mat tor bo
fore the police and District Attor
ney Keyes and they in turn com
municated with Mrs. Kennedy,
i Mrs. Kennedy's Clever Plan.
The latter, when first told of the
ransom demand, declared that it
was a hoax, but finally agreed to
submit a list of questions, the
answers to which the men were to
bring from the allegedly captive
pastor.
The pair failed to keep an ap
pointment to meet McKinley in his
umce ye.sieruuy ui mm miuu, uui, iiu-
coining IO ;ne lawyer. uny uiu
make their appearance about U:'M
last night.
After describing them as grumb
ling because l hey had to have the
questions answered McKinley quot
ed them as saying:
"Well, we'll get the answers
pretty quick, but have ihe dough
ready or yon know what will hap
pen." Following Is Ihe text of Mrs.
Kennedy's note:
"Describe Ihe hammock at our
home and state where home was.
"Describe our dog anil tell what
his name was.
"Describe the stove in our dining
room.
"Who was Wallace and what
was .his relationship to our family."
Body Not Found.
With both District Attorney
, ,,,, (lf natives
k.rlml 0Mm, , Sall KrI,nCS,. 1.
(l,i ,,,!... ,1i(,i r ih.
case awaits their return.
The search at Ihe beach for Mrs.
McPhersoirs body, on the supposi
tion that she was drowned, also
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Sat. Nite
. RAINBOW
GARDENS
On the banks of the
Umpqua at Winchester
Most comfortable for Summer
Dancing
MUSIC BY
BILLIE SIMPSON
Formerly of Cole McKIroy's
Orehi'sl ra
And Her Society Daf.ce Band
Featuring Bucco the singing
Banjoist.
You'll Like 'Em
Dancing free from 8:30 to
9:30 So Ret there early.
TRY'N BE THERE1
A good floor and a reahot danco
Band
DANCE1
was virtually at a standstill. The
last action was taken yesterday
when a few sticks of dynamite
were exploded without result in
some of the nearby kelp beds.
NEW TODAY I
FOR RENT Garage.
F.nst Cdss.
Inquire 211
WANTED Experienced waitress
ul once. Terminal Cnfe,
TENT WANTED Large used
tent. Call or write A. 1J. Hulberl,
9311 Cobb St.
FOR SALE Cooked food by the
Legion Auxiliary, Saturday, June
5th. Zlgler-Craven Hdw. Co.
THOMPSON MINERAL VAPOR
P.ATI1S Rejuvenates and re
moves pofKon from the syslem.
Drugloss Health Center, 327 Cbbs
St. Phone 491.
HELP WANTED Man for farm
work at Overland Orchards, wife
to board men. No children. Long
Job to right people. Charles A.
llrand.
HA THING CAPS Sun glaflses.
Eye shades. All necessary arti
cles for autoing. A good selec
tion at Pioneer Drug Store. W.
K. Sifg, Prop.
FOH SALE fc acreb 1J miles out
E. Douglas St. House, barn,
chicken park, water system.
Price $2100. Chas. Kyes, 82G N.
Jackson St.
FOH SALE Small limine in good
condition. Corner lot 75x140 ft.
Koom lor 4 new houses, just the
place for a court. Pavement all
in. Price J2000. Chas. Kyes, 826
- JacKson St.
FOR SALE Gul bransen phtyer
piano, oak finish. Has mandolin
attachment and 25 rolls. Almost
like new. Cost almost $500, will
take $325. Some terms. Address
C. F., care News-Ileview.
SAVE MONEY on your mortgage
loan by our monthly payment
plan: Pay' off the old mortgage
with a new one. We have a very
convenient Installment loan plan
which not only makes payment
easy but effects a worth-while.
saving to the borrower. Umpqua
Savings and Loan Associatim.
Douglas Abstract Bldg.
WOMAN WANTED For general
housework between the ages of
30 and 40. Good place for right
party. Reasonable wages with
good room and board in first
class home. State qualifications
and salary expected. Must be
refined and not afraid of work.
Address Mrs. O. W. Elliott, 330
Ainsworth Ave., Portland, Ore.
LUMBER
A yard where you can get at rea
sonable cost, the quality, thick
ness, width and length your
work requires, without substitu
tion. Building materials of all
kinds; also boxes and crates.
We save you money.
Coon Lumber Company
VOl UE"OVERLOOKING SOME
THING Get this into your sys
tem, then move! 77 acres ad
joining fine outrange; 75 acres
fine, sandy creek bottom with
big trout stream thru it; 10
acres in growing crops; over
throe jnillion feet fine saw tim
ber; Dig family orchard; all
kinds fruit and berries; good
three-room house, fully furnish
ed, spring water piped in; barn,
chicken house; other improve
ments; one horse; 5 head cows;
400 thoroughbred chickens; 2
Incubators; brooder; new drng
saw ; tools and implements;
everything goes. Clear title for
$IWH. half cash. See LAW
RENCE AGENCY, 325 Cass
Street. Phone 219.
STH1' INTO THIS MAN'S SHOES
On account of business rea
sons he must go at once; offers
72 acres one-half mile tifm
town; 32 acres under cultivation
i:i growing crops; 7 acres in
bearing prunes; all kinds mixed i
fruit; 35 acres good timber;
two fine wells and three big
springs; good 8-room house,
fully furnished; two big stock
barns ; chicken house; brooder
house; well fenced; woven
wire; big team young mules;
new harness; full set tools and
implements; 5 thoroughbred
cows: S00 chickens; everything
in running order; the place mak
ing good money now. Clear title
to everything for forty-five hun
dred. Only takes $1500 cash,
possession at once. But you bet
ter step lively! See LAWRENCE
AfiENCY. 125 Cass Street.
Phone 219.
IF you need screen doors, win
dow screens, built In work, cabi
net work of any kind; furniture
repaired, saws filed or Job work
of any kind, call at Cabinet
Shop. cor. Oak & Stephens Sts.
EO S. & F. L. COCKELREAS,
Proprietors
DR. DEAN B. BUBAR
OPTOMETRIST
Specialist tn the tittles of
OUssei
11S Jackson St
ANTLERS
10c Today and Tomorrow 35c
What really happens back of
the glitter and glare of the
circus?
"THE DEVIL'S CIRCUS"
in
-tfith CHARLES EMMETT MACK and CARMEL MEYERS
A BENJAMIN CHRISTIANSON production.
SEE: A Beauty alone in the den of the lion. Thrilling scenes of circus life. A grippine
underworld story. Action!
SHOES OF LIGHT COLOR OR
YOUR EVER FAITHFUL
BLACK PATENTS BOTH
ARE HERE.
SMART NEW MODELS
PLAIN PUMPS, STRAPS, OX
FORDSA LOW SHOE FOR
EVERY FANCY
MODERATELY PRICED
CORRECTLY FITTED.
OUR PERSONAL FITTING
SERVICE INSURES THAT.
Roseburg Booterie
IRVIN BRUNN
Shoes That Satisfy and Fit
Your Feet.
ROSEBURG, OREGON
FOR RENT I furnished House
keeping rooms. 24(i N. Rose St.
FOR RENT Comfortable down
stairs, 3-room, well furnished
apartment on Mill St., $16. 2-IS R.
1 ,"wlTh bath, 'hot wS J!
all hours. L. O. Maddux. 248-R.
FOR" RENT 8-rooiu furnished
house with garage. 444 N. Rose
St.
FOH SALE Leave orders for
Mammoth blackberries for can
ning at Martin Brucker's, Win
ston. '
LUTHERAN SYNOD 'FEATURES
DEDICATION OF SEMINARY
ST. LOUIS. June 3. The new
$3,500,000 Concordia Seminary, de
scribed by its builders as the larg
est Protestant theological semin
ary in the world, will be formally
dedicated here June 13 . as a fea
ture of the International triennial
convention of the Evangelical Lu
theran Synod of Missouri, Ohio and
other stutes.
More than one thousand accred
ited delegates from all parts of the
world and thousands of visitors
are expected to attend the conven
tion and dedication.
The seminary buildings, which
aro virtually complete, include an
administration building, two lec
ture halls, auditorium, library, ser
The Chautauqua
Reserved Seat Tickets will be on sala
At the Tent Courthouse Yard
Every Afternoon and Evening
Programs Start at 3 P. M.
. and 8 o' Clock at Night
TONIGHT THE PHILHARMONIC ENSEMBLE will give a
marvelous symphony program of the world's best music,
classic and popular.
JOHN B. RATTO, the greatest Impersonator in America, will
give his marvelous reincarnation of many world famous men
of history.
MAJESTIC
LEW CODY
MAYBUSCH III
THE COMEDIAN" i
A 0-.,-. . .. .. . .. 5
A Brilliant Drama
IOC COMEDY
NOR
SHEARER
Love! Drama!
ELKS ATTENTION
Big time Thursday nlcht.
Dauce and refreshments. Don't
the .late. June 3rd.
vice building, power house, two
dining halls, eight dormitory units
and twelve faculty buildings. The
architecture is Tudor-Gothic and
the material is a combination of
varl-colored limestone.
Construction of the seminury is
part of an extensive educational
program inaugurated in the last
two years by the Lutheran church,
for which S5.000.000 was subscrib
ed in a general campaign.
Speakers at the dedication cere
monies will recall the chief events
in the history of the Missour Sy
nod, which dates back to -1S3S
when a group of 750 Saxon emi
grants left their homeland to fond
in America the freedom of wor
ship which had been denied them.
A beautiful and practical S5
satin finished vase, coming in ban
monious colors orange nnd green,
special for Saturday only at !)i
cents. Zigler-Craven Hdw. Co.
Quick turnover. Aitv-rtlso. A
classified ad today brings sales tn.
morrow. WWfgH
TODAY
Matinee 2:15
nXTMIT
I
of a Mother's Follv.
AND NEWS
Comedy and New.
MAI