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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON. WEDNESDAY, MAY 8. 1 929.
THREE
From Portland
B. R. Scruggs of Portland Is
among the out of town visitors
here on business this week.
Marsters to Return
R. W. Marsters, local attorney,
is expected to return today from a
business visit out of the cltv.
On Business H
Everett Hnrpham of Portland,
representing Pierce Fair and Co. of
the metropolis i a business visitor
In this city.
Here From. Eugene
Mr. and Mrs. R. 1). Evans of the
Valley Printing company in Eu
pene, were visitors in Roseburg to
day, j
Returns From Dunsmuir
W. P. Harding, well known print
er of this city, has returned to the
city after spending six months in
Dunsmuir.
Real Estate Man Here
Harry Dillon of Eugene, real
estate dealer of the university city,
was a business visitor in this city
yesterday.
Leaves for Home
J. H. Hanson of Wisconsin, who
had been visiting in this city with
S. J. Jones, left for his home in
the east today.
Couple From Powers
Mr. and Mrs. G. V. Sheridan of
Powers were callers in this city
yesterday, coming In to visit with
friends and shop here.
Here On Business
T. H. Hurd of Lookinggtass was
a business caller in Roseburg yes
terday, coming in to shop at locul
business houses and transact busi
ness. Visitors Here
Mrs. Cal Herman has been visit
ing this week with Mr. and Mrs.
Clyde Wlard. They have spent the
past few days on a fishing trip to
Idleyld.
Visits Parents
Ben Eddy, of the city engineer's
department at Portland, spent last
night In this city visiting with his
parents. Senator and Mrs. Ti. L.
Eddy.
Enroute Home
Mr and Mrs. Leo J. Cary of Co
quille passed through Roseburg
yesterday enroute home after a
trip in the south. Cary is a promi
nent lumberman of the Coos coun
ty section.
Returns Home
Mrs. F. H. Vincil, who has been
the house .truest of her : mother,
Mrs. M. A. Jones, nnd other friends
and relatives during the past few
weeks, has returned to her home
In Portland.
Assumes Position
A. L. Austin of Portland, form
erly with the Citizens Rank in the
metropolis, has assumed a posi
tion with the Roseburg National
bank as assistant cashier. Mr.
Houser, cashier of the bank, is now
enjoying a vacation.
Home to Coquille
Mrs. W. E. Rosserman of Coquille
visited in this eityv yesterday en
route to her home after spending
a short time in Portland visiting
with friends. Mrs. Rosserman re
sided in this city some years ago
and the family Is well known here.
Man alive, straw hat day
is here again. Thursday,
the 9th is the day. The
male wil blossom out in a
soft Panama or a body
Milan hat and the place to
get that hat is
Straws
Nichols Here
I. B. Nit-hols of Rrockway la a
business visitor here.
Here From Glide
Mrs. Fannie Smith Is a visitor
in this city from Glide.
In From Riddle
Mrs. F. V. Richmond of Riddle
was a visitor here yesterday.
Business Visitor
H. M. Mercer transacted busi
ness here yesterday, driving in
from Portland.
Mrs. Moser Here
Mrs. Ed Moser was an out-of-town
visitor here yesterday from
her home in Oakland.
Here on Business
Mrs. R. E. Brown transacted
business here yesterday, coming in
from her home at Wilbur.
From Myrtle Creek
Mrs. E. C. Lathrop of Myrtle
Creek was a visitor and shopper In
this city yesterday afternoon.
From Melrose
Jim Ccun of Melrose was a v
Itor here yesterday, returning i
home late yesterday afternoon.
Viritors Frm Garden Valley
E. E. LnHrie and J. E. Page are
among the out of town visitors to
day coming in from Garden Valley.
From Peel
Joe Steinmetr and Robert Young
of Pee, are visitors here today.
John Fnrdisty is also a Peel visit
or In this city today.
From Brock wsy
Mrs. Flora Murnell of Rrockway
arrived in this cltv yesterday and
spentthe day visiting friends and
transacting matters oj business.
On Business Visit
Dr. M. W. Mellenthin of Los An
gles is a visitor here on business
from the southern city. Dr. Mellen
thin is a visitor here twice each
year.
Grange to Meet '
Mvrtie Creek grange Is holding
an important meeting tonight and
will Initiate 20 candidates. Count v
Agent Leedv and County Commis
sioner Rusenbark will attend from
this city.
' Victors H
j Mr and Mrs. Ken Martin of Myr
j tie Point drove into this city ves-
Martin called on friends here while
her husband transacted business.
Martin wns formerly with the
Lockwood Motor Co. here.
From the South
Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Lowerv and
Miss Viola Lnwery of Ran Francis
co are registered at the XTmnqua
while Mr. Lowery is here on busi
ness. Lowerv is with the Sun
Francisco office of the Zellerbach
Paper Co. and here on business.
Here for Summer
Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Church of
SnokHne arrived here last nMU
and will spend the summer. Mr.
Church, who is a brother of Dr.
II. C. Church of this citv. Is to he
assistant ranger at the Wolf Creek
station this year.
Divorce Is Asked
Suit for divorce was filed In the
circuit court today by Juanlta
Davis asainst Vernon Davis on
a charge of cruel and in
human treatment. They were mar
ried a Roseburg June 21. 1923. The
plaintiff Is represented by Attor
ney George J. Willett.
Improves Shop
Mrs. F.mma Pitchford, pronrletor
of the North Side ReHuty Shop. Is
completing improvements to her
place of business. The Interior has
been redecorated and painted,
making a decided betterment in
appearance.
Here Visitino Friends
! Rrleadier Ceiiom! W. E. Wads
i worth, department commander of
the Patriarchs Militant, I. O. O. F..
land assistant state manager of the
: Pacific Woodmen Life Association,
i is spending a few days here on
! business and visiting friends.
LEGION AUXILIARY
COMPLETES LIBRARY
FOR WAR VETERANS
The library is finished and ready
for use at the Soldiers Home, ac
cording to announcement made at
the meeting of the American Le
sion auxiliary last night. The two
rooms used for the reading rooms
have been redecorated and bright
cheerful colors used in hangings.
Orange and black is the color note
of the rooms. Scores of interesting
books nnd other literature have
been donated to the library.
The auxiliary reported on child
we'fare work at the meeting and
clothing has been completed and
sent to needy children. The auxil
iary voted to assist In the health
drive.
i Plans for the poppy sale May 29
and 2tfth are progressing and a
special Memorial day service is be
ing planned.
Mrs. George Caskey announced
that medals have been awarded to
the winners of the essay contest
sponsored by the auxiliary.
legionnaires will enjoy a supper
with tmt auxiliary at the next
meeting.
Pontiac coach, 1926 model, this
car has been kept in the beat of
care and is frtr sale by RoseburR
Motor Co. Oakland and Pontiac
dealers.
i Ford sedan, HC3 model, balloon
I tires, new DucoT'aint and in fine
(condition, for pale by Roseburg Mo
Itor Co. Oakland and Pontiac deal-lers.
I.SOCIETY
Ry MILDRED BYNON
Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Scott and
Mr. and Mrs. Joe ' Scott of Port
land, are guests this week at the
home of Mrs. O. E. Hamnson.
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Regular business meeting of the
missionary society of the South
Methodist church will be held In
the church parlors Thursday after
noon at 2:3o o'clock.
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A family reunion was held at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Nelson
Jones near Brockway on Sunday,
the date being ' Mr. Jones' 8mh
birthday. A large dinner was serv
ed to members of the family and
Invited guests.
Mr. Jones has been a resident
of Orepon since 18fi2 crossing the
plains bv ox team from Boone
county, Indiara.
j ft
Miss Andrea Catherine Iluber
was the honor guest at a renotfon
at the fnmilv home on Roberts
creek Mondav night. MUs Huber
has just returned from the stale
tuberculosis hosnltnl at Salem,
where she spent 10 months and i
completely recovered from her 111
nesi. Neighbor and friends were In
vited bv Miss Hubnr'K parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Huber, to call
at the home for a social evening,
which was pnent in conversation
ond cords. Five hundred was the
diversion of the evening. t Mrs.
Charles Matthews of Salem,' who
accompanied Miss Huber to Rose
burg. was a special guest of the
evening.
Mi Huber will be nt borne to
her friends in the weeks to come
and friends are Invited to call on
the young lady. ,
Continuing the snring bridge and
ffolf tournnments. the ladies of th
Countrv club drove to the club
house tills morning. Wednesday
has been set aside an lad 'eg dav
at the Country club, but the tour
naments wer podnoned lapt week
due to the Glendale celebration.
ROOSEVELT CAR
SALES ANO SERVICE
OPEN ON N. JACKSON
Announcement Jins , been made!
that the L. R. Chnmbers Motor
Co. has bt"n mad dirihutors for
the new Roosevelt Eiirht that Is;
crentlncr quite n sensation among
motorists east and west. In order!
Co. has been mnde distributor for
best possible attention, (he L. R. j
Chambers Motor Co. will estnbiishj
ouarters for this enr on North
Jackson street lust south of the
Deer creek bridce, the plfce for
merly occupied by the Chrysler
agency, and work of remodeling
and repainting the Interior of the
concrete building Is now under
way. Formal opening of the new
atrency will be made next week.
This arrnngpment in no way im'er
feres with the Chnmbers Motor
Co. Nash agencv. but Is merelv
an expansion of business. A. J. Lil
burn. well known Roseburnr man.
will be In charge of the Roosevelt
inles and service establishment on
North Jackson street. In addition
to the Roosevelt airencv a used
car exchange will also he conduct
ed at the Rime pluce by the L. R.
Chambers Co., where they have
plenty of room for housing their
used cars.
BOY SCOUT GETS CHANCE
AT HUGE ALASKAN BEARS
f Anrt.-ilfHi l'n-" lrwl Wlro
SETTLE, May 8 Dick Doudas.
one of three Rov Scouts who went
on the Martin Johnson expedition
into Africa, will leave here May T.1
to hunt one of the fnmous big
brown bears of Kodiak Island.
Alaska.
The bov is scheduled to leave
New York tomorrow and will nr
rive he"e next Tuesdnv. He will
leave the next day Tor Juneau,
where Governor (ieoree A. Parks
'of A?npka. will greet Mm.
i Guides will take he scout over
: Kodink Island on the hear hunt,
i The lad Is also schoduled to ac
company the fleet of a whaling
; company for a few days. The trio
i will be sponsored bv George Pal
mer Putnam, publisher.
j MRS. HELLER TAKEN TO
GRANTS PASS HOSPITAL
tVi'WK Review Huil(rlai Courtly Rtoc-Ia1)
GLENDALE, May 8. Mrs. Mnt
tie Heller wns taken to the Grants
Pass hospital yesterday evening,
where she will undergo nn opera
tion for appendicitis. Mrs. Heller,
who is clerk at the local posto
ffice, has h"en confined to bet
home by illness since last Wed
nesday, but It was only late yester
day afternoon that her condition
became serious.
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RADIO STAR VISITS GLENDALE
(Xm-RvIpw Dotiirla County SwpII
GLENDALE. May 8. Mrs. Opal
Snow, who has been visit tnj? for
several weej-s at the home of hr
sister, Mrs. II. .1. Swarm. left lst
week for Albanv. where fhe will
visit with her people b"fore re
turnine to her home in Los Ance
lea the fore part of June. Mrs.
Snow Is a well known radio enter
tainer, as she is one of KEI's tal
ented ballad sineers and a general
favorite with the radio fans.
Ford truck rear system, with
good tires; will make fine Inifgini;
trailer: for sale for $10 by Hansen
Chevrolet Co.
Essex six coarh. 192) model. In
eood running order offered for $17"
by Roseburg Motor Co. Oakland
and Pontiac dealers.
Ford roadster. 1A24-5 model. wlb
nr without pir-kup box. for sale by
Roseburg Motor Co. Oakland and
Pontiac dealers.
Ford 4-door sedan. 1924 mode,
in good running order for sale for
$95 by Roseburg Motor Co. Oak
land and Pontiac dealers.
News of Douglas County
(cw-Rviw FMife'lai County SciaH
GLENDALE, May 8. Com
mencement exercises for both the
grades and the high school will be
held at the high school auditorium.
Friday evening, May 24, ul ii 1
o clock.
tr v. n t omnn ri f m r n the
Oregon State college, Corvallls. ;fro" Arizona, the purchase price
will be the principal speaker ofbPing qver three hundred dollars,
the evening, taking for his subject ip Jog of the group, named Skip,
"The Next Decade." !aa a of il1ietyA mounlai"
, , , lions to his credit. Mr. Arzner and
A number of musical selections , RrnMt R,dd,e ftre now hmuillg in
V i .. ""-luUi"r j
Wm. B. Lesh, chairman board
of school directors, will present the
diplomas to eiplit graduates of the
hitfh school. They are: Mary K.
Stevenson, valedictorian; Vernu J.
Kal'er, salutorkin; Louis I. Bo ice,
historian; f. Renfrew Stevenson,
class prophet; Lucius Hurd, Jr.,
Edward I. Dame wood, Kenneth W.
Ilrown and Joseph A. Wirkkala.
Frances Sullivan, formerly of
Terra Bella, Cal., has just entered
the 8th grade under Miss Florence
JOlmson.
Dorothy Hopkins Is now enrolled
in the 5th grade being taught by
Mrs. Myrtle Wunscli. .
The school board have elected
W. Ray Parker to succeed H. J.
Swarm as principal of the Glen
dale schools for the coming year,
Mi Swarm declining to consider
a further slay here. Mr. Parker is
highly recommended for the posi
tion and has been principal of tho
ilutte Falls schools for the past
two years. He graduated from Pa
cific university in 1922. The re
tiring principal Mr. Swarm, has .
ut-tMi jnuicipai nere tor tne past .
three years and during his stay
hero has brought the Glendale
schools up to a high standard of
scholarship. He expects to move
his family to Albany as soon as
the schools have closed but has
no plans as yet lor the future.
The Pirates, the high school
boys' baseball team, played ht
Roseburg last Friday afternoon and
went down In defeat to the Rose
burg high scitool team to the tune
of fi to 2. This coming Friday, the
Mrs. Susie Rales of Portland ar
rived Friday evening and were
guests at the home of Mr. and
flii'B. u k bowersby over
week-end.
Mrs. O. L. Willis and Mr.
Mrs. J. D. Cornutt attended
the
and
the
pioneer meeting at Roseburg Sat
uruay.
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Crow of
Marshfield and Rosa Relle Shone
or McKinley. Ore., spent Suinluy
visiting at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. II. A. Crow.
A. W. Gibson, local S. P. agent,
left Tuesday for California for a
ten-day vacation. W. I). Carr is in
charge of the office during his ab
sence. A. L. Howard and family mo
tored to Talent Sunday and spent
, me nay visiting friends.
Mrs. C. F. Sowersby and her
siiests, Mr. and Mrs. Ren Rul
winkle and family, visited In Rose-
, burg Saturday. Mrs. Sowersby at-
tended the D. A. It. meeting there
; in the afternoon.
I Mrs. W. C. Winston of Winsion
and Miss Eva Rice of Dillard re
turned to their homes Friday, af
ter spending the week here with
relatives.
The funeral of Dora Rates, thirteen-year-old
daughter of Luther
Rates of Gold Hill, was held here
Saturday afternoon, Rev. Kias of
Myrtle Creek conducting the ser
vices. Out of town relatives who
attended the funeral were Mr. and
I Mrs. Tom Rates of Albany. Mr. and
Mrs. Mont Rates of Glendale. Em
ory Hates of Dot ham and L. L.
Jakes of Scio.
Members of the C. E. Logsdon
family are driving a new Kssex
coupe this week, purchased last
Saturday in Roseburg.
A very entertaining baseball
came between pick-up teams from
Canyonville and Riddle was played
here last Sunday, some of the old
time baseball stars participating.
i Among them were Max Kimtnel,
Johnnie Cornutt, Austin Wilson,
jSlillery Nichols and Rill Willis of
, Canyonville. The score was IS to
18 at the close of the 9th inning.
G. T. Shaw of Portland, accom-
, panted by tils son. Lawrence, and
j his wife and son. OrvJlle. slopped
over Saturday night on their way
to Klamath Fails and visited at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. II, A.
Crow. They continued their jour-
! ney Sunday.
, Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Waterman
' entertained a party of young p"0
' pie Saturday "night, honoring Miss
Lola Waterman and her fiance.
1 Mr. Isaac-son. About twenty -five
young people attended. The eve
n'ng wan spent in sanies and other
diversions and refreshments were
j served.
Mr. and Mrs. Max Kimmel and
son Karl, Evelyn Raymond. H'-l'Tia
Riddle and Carl Putler made up a
party who attended the concert of
the Philharmonic orchestra of ix)s
' Angeles at Ro.setmrg Wednesday
evening. This concert was a musi
cal treat not often enjoyed by peo
. pie of this section.
'g'oftPoy" Toinlin, pitcher on 'he
' Portland base a 1 1 team, motored
down from Portland Thursday to
look after bin property interests
here and recuperate from his re
, cent acc ident. IHh foot is still in
i the cast anil he is compelled to
! walk on crutches, but is the name
i happy, gonial character, usually
surrounded by an adoring crowd of
1 small boys.
MUSIC PUPILS PRESENTED
j RIDDLE, May 8. Mrs. Adah
lAmspoker presented four of her
'music pupils in recital Wednesday
.nmlit at the Guild hull. Miss Wil
liaineita Logsdon and Myrtle
'Adah Pfaff on the piano and Miss
Jean Muhouey of Canyonville and
Jack Smith of Days Creek on the
violin. The numbers were well
rendered and appreciated by ' the
audience. Mrs. Amspoker will pre
sent other pupils in recital later.
ARZNER GETS DOGS
(N'-Review DourIui County Sptclil)
RIDDIJ?, May 8. Ted Arzner,
state came hunter, recently ac-
quired a group of new cougar dogs
the Middle Creek section.
YONCALLA NEWS
(Nrwu-Rrvlow Doutrlm County Spoolal)
YONCALLA, May 8. The mem
bers of the Community church
held their regular monthly church
night, Monday evening. A pot-luck
supper wns served at Beven o'clock.
At eight o'clock, Rev. Alford of
Sutherlln showed some beautiful
stereoptlcon slides on "A Motor
Trip Through Africa". The church
choir sang a beautiful Illustrated
hymn, which was appreciated by
all.
Sunday. May 12, the Community
church will observe Mothers Day.
A special program has been pre
pared. A prize will be given to the
oldest mother, the youngest moth
er, the best mother, and the couple
who have been married the long
est. Evervone Is invited to attend
this service and pay homage to
"the best Mother on earth .
Mrs. Addle Carr returned home
Sunday, after spending the winter
visiting her daughter near Eugene.
ChflulmilinroAn fitwl 1lcd
Hunter spent the week-end visiting
Kimono
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Rogers and
Mrs. Wahm. Sr., of Marshfield
spent a few days here this week
visiting at the D. J. Rogers home.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Rogers left Tuesday
for Okanogan. Wash., where they
will make their home In the future.
Miss Wooley of Leona spent tho
week end visiting at the F. Rrown
home.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Haskell and family
moved to Sutherlin Monday, where
Mr. Haskell has a position In the
Huff & Clow mill.
Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Selby have
traded their property Just north of
town to Mr. Hewitt of California.
Mr. Hewitt will take charge . Im
mediately. Mr. and Mrs. Selby will
move in n few days to;(hoJr homo
in Calltornla. . i '
Friday. Mny 10, will be a cleirc
un dav at the Yoncalla cemetefy,
Everyone is invited lo oome. Bring
a basket lunch. Hot coffee will be
served at noon.
RIDDLE LOCAL8
(Npw.-R.vIpw PmifflM Oounty SprcUl)
RiniH.B, May 8. Mra John
Hamlin ol Conyonvllle wui attiuiil
InK to business mutters here Tucs
day.
Mlsa Edith Metum of Remote
hns been visiting relatlveu and
friends here the past week.
Mrs. Hurl Aee and children of
flreen were guests at the home of
.Mrs. Agee'B sister, Mrs. Martha
Biundell, over last week-end.
F. V. Itltzman and son Tom
were Hoseburg visitors Saturday.
H. II. l.otz of the Silver Peak
mine returned Sunday from a busi
ness trip to Portland.
Karl Oathes. who is now sta
tioned at Talent with-the block sig
nal Kane, spent Sunday with
friends here.
C. 11. Crow, who has been em
ployed in tho barber shop of his
brother Lester at Marshfield for
several months, rolurned here
Sunday ami will work with his
father in the shop hero.
lien llulwlnktu and children and
Hull, they will cross batB with
Myrtle Creek at the local school
grounds. There have been some
changes made in the team lineup
by Conch Ilagtey and a good game
Ik looked forward to.
The Glendale girls' hasuball team
will play their second game with
tho Myrtle Creek girls' team, at the
local grounds, next Friday after
noon, the loth. The girls are con
fident of winning as they have al
ready won their first battle with
the -Myrtle Creekers.
At Wolf Creek, last Friday, the
grade boys ball team defeated the
Wolf Creek school team by a score
1 of 17 to 6, while the girls grade
: team was defeated by the Wolf
Creek school plrls by one point, the
score being 21 to 20 in Wolf
Creek's favor.
Thursday and Friday of this
week will see the 6th. 7th and Sth
PAIN IN YOUR
SHOULDER?
Use Tysmol for Relief
Knlfc-llkn Jnbs of pain In the vicin
ity of the Khnulder hla1e ar centrally
due to iifMirltlit, hroutht on by eii
aure to dniuifhtH or BUilden ihttnfKi of
weather. In Moma cumtn there Ip ttifT
TtHHK or nxririeitH In the muwleii, mak
ing it difficult to ritlmr the arm.
The safet and eaulent way to re
lieve u eh an attack In to apply a small
quantity of Tymnol over the affected
area. Tttlti nothing-, henllng prepara
tion in quickly atrorbe'l through the
pire anl carried to the throbbing,
hi rig jx-ripliiTHl nerve. The palna
unnally "top at one. and In a vrry
hort time the lat trace of aoreneaa
should disappear.
Tynmol Pi abvitutely harmless f res
from dupe. Jtecommeiidod f'r all
forms of nerve puln, whether canned
by nftirltlii, neuralgia, sciatica or rheu
matism. Hold by leadiiiK druggliU.
Arwajr on band at
NATHAN FITLLF.RTON'8
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PRESENT PAGEANT
YONCALLA. May 8. Frday eve
ning, the students of the grade
school put on a musical fairy play,
which was the best thing Yoncalla
has ever witnessed. -'Twas a mid
summer eve and the earth children
made merry. Tbere was a cowboy
drill, Highland fling, Virginia reel
and Dutch dance, followed bv the
winding of the Mnypole. Shirley
Conner took the part of Dorothy, a
small child who was lost in a for
est. Wlllo'-Wlsps frolicked on the
green. The May queen, Rosa Davis,
then entered. Harold Edes acted
as herald and led the procession.
Two little flower girls, daintily
dressed In lavender dresses, pre-
grade pupils taking their state ex
aminations. The high school junior class met
Monday to decided regarding de
corations at the commencement
exercises, and committees for the
purpose were appointed by class
president Victor Dow. It Is cus
tomary for the junior class to de
corate the stage where the gradua
tion exercises take place and this
year's clnss is out to keep up with
the standards set by their prede
cessors of previous years.
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In Stomach
and Bowels
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we launder their shirts and collars.
They are pleased to wear the laun
dry that comes from this shop.
They are pleased to pay our prices.
We will be pleaeed to have you
call.
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438 N. Main St., Ilosehurg
I'lmnt" 339
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Friday, April 10
Will be the grand opening
of the
VITAPHONE
with
RICHARD
BARTHELMESS
in
"Weary River"
A Vitaphone Picture
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ceded the queen, carrying baskets!
of flowers. Two little boys, dressed
In white, carried the queen's train.
Fairy flowers danced and played.
Elves entenalned the princess. Lit
tle Virginia Rhlnesmlth danced a
dainty lttle solo dance. The Spirit
of Dawn, Miss Ressle Wahm,
warned the court (hat dawn was
approaching, and they all hastened
away. The play was given in the
high school gymnasium, und a
crowded house witnessed this won
derful play.
Too much praise cannot be giv
Straws Go to
The Head
The Straw Hat season gets away to an official
start, Thursday, May 9th.
Choose here, where style, quality and value are
embodied in straws of every type.
$1.95 to $5.00
Duds For Men, Inc.
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Cash and Carry Week
Ending May llth
Men's Suits Cleaned and Pressed $1.00
Press only 50i
Overcoats Cleaned and Pressed $1.00
Press only 50c
Trousers Cleaned and Pressed 50c
This price is cash and carry. Call for and deliver
at regular prices.
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CHINA NIGHT
TOMORROW
Fanchon-Marco's
Varieties
Adolphe Menjou
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Marquis Preferred
en to the teachers who so faithful
ly worked to make this play such
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We now have a dandy line of
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styles come-in rose, blue, green or
gold. 21 yd. ruffled curtains with
valance and tie backs. Special
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Also similar ruffled curtaining by
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we have a large assortment right
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