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Newspaper Page TextROSEBURC NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBUKC. OREGON. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1938. THREE "" Society and Clubs By LOTUS KNIGHT PORTER BENEFIT CARD PARTY ! TO BE LARGE AFFAIR OF TOMORROW, OCT. 14 One of the largest affairs of the week will he the Pro-America Douglas county unit birthday bene fit card party tomorrow afternoon ut 1:45 o'clock at the home of Mr. ami Mrs. J. II. Booth on Court street, to which the public lias been most cordially . invited to enjoy. Those desiring to reserve contract bridge and five-hundred tables are asked to call Lotus Knight Porter. Mrs. II. C. Waddell. Unit presi dent, and members of Pro-America will assist about the rooms with Mrs. Broadway," Mrs. A. E. Kent and Mrs. A. A. Wilder as general chairmen; Mrs. 1. H. Riddle and Mrs. I. A. Wells, refreshment chairmen; Mrs. Hoy O. Young and Mis. ('. B. Banning in charge of bridge tables und Mrs. C. E. Marks in charge of the five-hundred ta bles. The contract bridge players will pivot at Iheir respective ta bles. Those not desiring to play cards have been invited to enjoy the tea hours betwen three and five o'clock. Mrs. A. C. Marsters will receive the guests calling dur ing the tea hours. ANNUAL BANQUET TO BE HELD NEXT TUESDAY The annual Past Presidents and Past Commanders banquet of Ump qua Post and Unit of the American Legion will be a delightful event of GMn o'clock next Tuesday even ing. October 18th, at the armory, to which all members of the Unit and Post are invited to enjoy. Mrs. V. J. Micelli, Unit president, will be in charge of the program. Banquet hostesses Include Mrs. C. T. Tipton, chairman, Mrs. L. L. Wlmherly, Mrs. H. T. Hansen, Mrs. H. V. Van Voorst, Mrs. Joseph Mi celli, Mrs. Edward Hines, Mrs. II. Today's Pattern SMARTNESS SURT TO BE ENVIED PATTERN' 471!) A now sliirtwaister to mako a lusting first impression that's the all-occasion frock you want and Annn Adams supplies it in her lat est Pattern. No. 474!)! Slimmer and more flattering than you ever thought a tailored dress could be, this casy-to-sew design should en chant every "fourteen to forty two." Such a pretty gored skirt, grace ful on any figure! While the button-front bodice with Its dainty yokes and soft blousy fulness is keyed perfectly to the newest sil houette! You'll he wise to run up at least one long-sleeved version in warm flannel or sheer wool tweed to ward off draughts. For the very youthful short-sleeve model choose novelty synthetics or cot tons! Pattern 4749 is available in misses' and women's sizes 14, 16 18, 20. 32, 34. 36. 3S. 41) and 42. Size If. takes 23 yards fl4-inch. Send FIFTEEN CENTS (15c) In coins for this Annne Adams pattern. Write plainly S17.E. NAME. AD DMKSS and STYLE NTMHER. Send for YOCR copy of ANNE ADAMS' WINTER PA I I rJKiN HOOK and pick the style "finds" of the season for your new ward robe ! See the smartest of clothes easily stitched from the simplest of patterns! Fashions tor indoors aim nut' Dresses, suits, coats and acces sories! Everything from alluring nanv wear to snorts togs and at homo frocks! Slenderizing modes for the matron! Kiddies' outfits too! Lovely lingerie! Gifts for everyone from Dad to the Baby! Write toriav! BOOK FIFTEEN CENTS. PATTERN FIFTEEN pfvts TWENTY-FIVE CENTS FOR BOTH WHEN ORDERED tt If! ETHER. Sonrt vour order to News-Review, Tattern. Department, Roseburg, Or. D. McKay, Mrs. Phil Haiih. Mrs. Roy Campbell anil .Mrs. Juhn Bus cubark, Jr. MR. AND MRS. BALL CELEBRATE SILVER WEDDING ANNIVERSARY RIDDLE, Octover 13 Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Hall celebrated their silver wedding anniversary Satur day, Oct. 8, ami were given a de lightful surpri.se reception by their children, Mr. and .Mrs. Clarence Nelson. Roscoe and Deity Pall. Optn house was held from 7 until 11 o'clock and munv neighbors and friends called to congratulate the couple. Cake and coffee wore served by the younger girls of the crowd. A table was piled high with beautiful gills lor Mr. and Mrs. Hall which were opened and in spected during the evening. Among those who called during the even ing were Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Aikins. -Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Linvson. Mr. md Mrs. Ernest llanimersley, Mr. mil Mrs. It. F. Nichols, -Mr. and Mrs. Leland Harter. Mr. and .Mrs. Joe Mosthaf, Miss Ruth Mosthal, Mr. and Mrs. J. John Eppinger, Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Pfaff, Mr. and Mrs. Perry Cornutt, J. M. CornutL -Mr. and Mrs. O. V. Logsdon, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Riddle, Air. and Mrs. Austin Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Campbell, Paul Campbell. Mrs. fi. L. (Irani. Helena A. Riddle, .Mrs. I.elah Yokum, Mr. and Mrs. E. P. lilundell. W. E. Love. Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Hart, Annette Hart, C. E. Logsdon. Mr. ami .Mis. A. L. Mat thews. .Mable Jane Maltliews, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hamlin. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Kellar. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Primer. Priscilla Pruner, Mr. and Mrs. .1. I.. AiUlns, Ardatli ind Norman Aikins, Mrs. Grace Becker, Mrs. Alma Siniins, Mrs. John Buyer, Mrs. A. II. Ash, Mr. md Mrs. Cbas. .Mosllial. .ire. Frank Matthews, Roberta Mat thews, Fred McCullah. F. E. Weav- Mr and Mrs. C. H. Crow, l',l- fie W. Ledgerwood. Mr. and Mrs. Aimer Meserve of Canyonville, Ml and Mrs. T. L. weaver ot Days Creek. Rev. and Mrs. James Wil son. Myrtle Creek, Mrs. Harry Wil liams. Mrs. Dora w nils, air. an" Mrs. Milton Acker. Joyce anil Het ty Acker, Mrs. Ruth Moore, .Mema Aikins. Elaine Merritt. Hetty Mel- lor, Katherine und Patricia nan. Mis. Sarah Hall, Mr. and ills. Clarence Nelson. Koscoe anil ueiij nll Mr. Mi n Stautler. airs, neo McCullah. Mrs. Augusta Wilson and the honored couple, Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Ball. O HALLOWE'EN PROGRAM TO BE PRESENTED AT WOMAN'S CLUB M E ETIINu A charming Hallowe'en original kil. written hv Mrs. KUWIll u. Young, will bo presented at ui itnsehiiig Woman's club ono-tinrty o'i lra-k dessert-luncheon ana .liiuee illg next Tuesday. October ism, at llio clubhouse. Mrs. F. W. Morri son, president, win lie in cnuige mm roll-call topics will ne preseiueu. Hostesses for the dessert-lunch eon include Mrs. Ora Welker, chair man. Mrs. Donn Radabaugh. Mrs. Thomas Parkinson, Mrs. I). IT. Dior gall. Mrs. 11. l(. carter aim ,ura. w W. Ayres. Mrs. M. R. Richards, program chairman, has secured Attorney Paul (ieddes as the guest speaker on the measures to he voted upon at the November election. The urogram skit. "Hallowe'en Do Praised." written by Mrs. Ed win (1. Young, Includes the follow ing cast: Miss Helen Cusey, Mrs. M. If. Richards. Mrs. Scolt Wil liams, Mrs. Harrie Booth, Mrs. A. B. Taylor, Mrc. Homer Grov., aecom panist, and Mrs. Frederick J. Porter. All members and their invited guests have been invited to enjoy the afternoon at the clubhouse. O. E. S. HAS BIRTHDAY PARTY CANYONVILLE, Oct. 13. The regular meeting of O. E. S. was held Wednesday. A birthday party was held in the dining room after the business session. Several visi tors wero present. Tile tables were beautifully decorated with autumn leaves and Tall fruits. SIDE GLANCES BZ George Oaris "1 nuess I fiol n colTee grinder somewhere, but (he profit would be so small it wouldn't be worth my lime to hunt lor it." Local News Here From Riddle George K. Aikins. of Kiddle, wan a business visitor in this city yesterday. Mr. Lamms Here Fred I-iinuns, of Oakland, spent a lew hours in town yesterday attending to business. Spend Wednesday In Eugene Mr.and Mrs. . F. Harris, of this city spent Wednesday in Kngene visiting friends. Camp Fire Group to Meet. The O-Wa-lasR Camp Fire group will meet at four o'clock Friday after noon, October 14. at the home of Mrs. Hamilton K. Johnson at 5U3 Mill street. Attend Convention Mrs. C. A. Chamberlain. Mrs. V. J. Micelli and her mother, Mrs. Annie , U Kussetl. Mrs. Alba Spun Kb. .Mrs. Paul (Ieddes. Mrs. John Weather ford, Mrs. F.sther Spiers. Mrs. Fred L. Southw-iek. Mrs. Hess, Mrs. Charles A. Kdwards. Mrs. J. P. Osborn, Mrs. A. C. Marsters, Mrs. L. F. Wilson. Mrs. Hoso und daughter. MisH Uose. Mrs. hrrl Agee and Mrs. Eva Thornton, all of this city, attended the W. C. T. U. state convention in Eugene Wednesday. . L. SPERL MARKET REPORTS Leaves For Eugene Mrs. H. F. Shields, of this city, hns left for Kllgene to visit over the week-end at the home of Mrs. I.ige Stunner. Spend Day in Eugene Mrs. L. W. Melzger und daughter, .Miss I'ninces, of this city, silent Wed nesday vlsllilig friends In lCugene. D. of U. V. To Meet Florence Mglltingule tent, No. IS, Daugh ters of I'liloli Veterans of the t'lvil War. will meet at 7:. '10 o'clock Fri day evening at Ihe armory. 70, resident years, died Go to Klamath Falls Mr. and Mrs. .1. I'. Molschenbacher and Mrs. Ciuce Wells, of this city, left this morning for Klaliiiilli Falls to attend the funeral ol' John Long. "Mother Carey's Chickens" Billed Here k 4 TT I i' h Jim f Choral Club to Practice The Choral club, under the direction of Mrs. Homer Grow, will practice at ten o'clock Friday morning at the lioseburg Woman's clubhouse. Arrive For Visit Mr. and Mrs. (illy It. Watson, of Charleston, W. Va., have arrived Here to visit in the homo of the former's molhor. Mrs. J. C. .McCalllsler, on Kasl Lane street. Charles I.. Sperling, of Wilbur for many suddenly at his homo Wednesday afternoon. Horn Sept. 2, 1SC8, at Linden, Germany, be came lo this country with his parentH when he was only four months of age. He made bis home In Oregon for tho past SO years, and was n resident of Wil bur since 192'J. Surviving are his wife, Anna Gny Sperling; seven sons and daugh ters, Carl and Itudolph. Wilbur: Arthur nnd Merman, Noise, Idaho; ranees Deninient, I'rulrle Lily, Idaho; Alice Shumberger, La llabra. Calif., and Kulh Grey. San Ilernnrdino, Calif.. and three brothers, Herman and Albert, In dependence. Ortigon, and August, I'orlland, Oregon. The body was removed to the Roseburg Undertaking company parlors. F u n eral nrrnngomelUB have not been completed. Edenbower Club to Meet The Kdeubowor Community club will meet at eight o'clock Friday even ing at the community hull. A soc tn 1 evening will be followed hy re-I're.shmenls. Townsend Club to Meet The Melrose-Klgarose Townselld club will met at eight o'clock Friday ev- i nine at the Klgarose playshed. The ladies of the club will serve re freshments. , James Ullison, Uuliy Keeler and Ann Shirley, principals In "Mother Carey's Chickens," from the famous novel by Kate Douglas Wiggins. This picture stalls Sunday at Hunt's Indian theatro for a three-day ihowiug. FAMILY REUNION IS ENJOYABLE AFFAIR DRAIN', Oct. 13 A Tamlly reun ion and dinner was enjoyed at the Lee Uarker home Sunday. Among thot-e present were Mrs. liarker's mother, Mrs. Virginia Applegate. and sisters. Mrs. May Scotl and Mrs. Cynthia Genuond. all of rtnse- bui-K, and brothers, Mr. Hoy Apple gate mid iwo dauglilers and son of Los Angeles, ami Mr. Loll Apple gate and family, and son, Darrell !arl::-r and family o! Dram. The occasion was also the birth day anniversary of little Miss Shir ley Uarker, a graniiuaiignier oi un Harkers. and a lovely birthday cake with candles was a feature of the dinner. LADIES AID SOCIETY MEETS AT GRANT HOME RIDDLE, Oct. 13 The Ladies Aid society met at the home of Mrs. G. L. Grunt Thursday after noon, October (i, witli fourteen members and guests present. A pol luck luncheon served In cafe teria Btyle was enjoyed at one o LOCAL AREA SCENES "SHOT" FOR EXHIBIT Called to Bend Mr. and Mrs. M. 11. Muncy, of this city, have gone to Dend. Oregon, where lliey were called hy tile illness ol the hitter's sister. Mrs. David Allen. Tlie latter visited several monllis at the Muncy home this year. Return Here Mr. and Mrs. R. W. MeisBUer. and - Mrs. Charles Ware have just returned lo their homes In this city, following a Vonibineil business and pleasure trip to I'orlland lo attend the Block show, before driving up to llonne vllle dam and back home. Harold Say, director of the bur eau of travel information for the Oregon State Highway department, spent yesterday In itosenurg curing motion pictures of scenic and recreational resources. I he highway department is preparing a mot on picture covering inuuslry agriculture and recreation along Oregon highways to be shown at the coming world fair in San Francisco. Pictures were made yesterday by Mr. Say showing the i'lshlllg at Winchester, together with innnv oilier views along the Pacific highway both north and south ot Roseburg. Creations of Art Vith Needlework CHARGED TO THREE COOL WEATHER BABY SET l!v Itl'TII OUR PATTKRN No. lllilS It pays to start early on the baby's clothes, so that when win ter is ukhi us the child will have this complete set ready. It con sists of simple stitches but when crocheted forms a solid, well woven pattern which will keep the wind away. Make ll in tierinaniown. in any'shade. and you will be able to launder It yourself. The pattern envelope contains complete, easy-to-understand di rections: a so wnat croi nei hook and what material and how much vou will need. To obtain this pattern, send for No. lulls and enclose lo cents in stamps or coin (coin preferred) to cover service and postage. Address News Review. Needlework impair ment. Knjebiire. Orepon. (Copvright I93S. by The Dell Syn ilk-ate, Inc.) Joved a game of baseball. Those present were, Doris Craig. Miriam Witty, Httll Hooker, Holly Ritchev. Florence Powell. Hetty I Jl Grander. Juno Moruingslar, Vir ginia Henderson. 1-etll Woollev. I.tlu Huebner. Gwendolyn Wheeler. AUXILIARY AND CAMP TO HONOR STATE OFFICERS THIS EVENING The Uniled Spanish War Veter ans auxiliary and camp will enter tain r.t a siv-thit'ly o'clock pollnck dinner at the urinary tonight to honor the slate department presi dent, Mrs. Margaret Rodgers. ot this cily. and State Commander Hoffman, of McMlnnville, and in spector, Pendergrass, of Portland, as well as oilier vlsillng officers and guests. The regular meeting will follow Ihe dinner, at which lime the stale officers will make their official inspection. RIVERSDALE GRANGE CARD PARTY IS HELD The Riversdale grunge sponsor ed a delightful card party as a lienefil affair Tuesday evening at clock At Ihe afternoon business me nan. i en iiiiin-n oi nvi. .- meeting the following officers were, dred were in play during the eve-re-elected: Maud Grant, president; I nlng with prizes going to Mrs. OI losie l'farf vice-president :1:11a1 son and Roy Good. The coninnl Cornult, treasurer: Grace Logsdon,: tee ill charge served lofresh secretary. The next meeting will inents. I... ..t tl, !,, nf .Intilo Pfnff With O Maude Paddock usslsllng. Three UNTAGGED VENISON new members were added to tho roll at this meeting. SPECIAL MEETING HELD BY SEW AND SO CLUB DRAIN. Oct. 13 A culled meet ing or the Sew and So club was held recently at the home of Mrs. Venus Davis, to make pillow slips and lea towels for Mrs. Jennie Mornlngstar. who lost her home by lire. At the close of the ariernoon spent in sewing. Mrs. Davis served refreshments to those present; Mesdames Arch Alford. Geo. hes- tersnli. Gene llKeV. lira roweil. Carl Henderson. Dave Lukey and Miss Helen Davis. The next meeting will ho at the home of Mrs. Henderson In Iwo weeks. POT LUCK SUPPER TO BE HELD FRIDAY NIGHT All members of the M. K. church, South, have been Invited lo enjoy a seven o'clock polluck supper and fellowship meeting Friday evening at the church. Mrs. Slarmer will be in charge of the evening's pro gram. GIRLS GLEE CLUB HOLDS POTLUCK SUPPER DRAIN. Oct. 13 The Girls Glee club of the high school held a pot luck supper in the home economics room. Friday evening following the tough football game with Voncal la. Defore the supper the girls en- Apply For Bounty Stewart Tay lor, ol Drew, and John Ogden, of Glendale, applied lo County Clerk Roy Agee yesterday for bounty on a coyote apiece, and O. C. Thump sou, or llmpnuu, applied lor homi lies on two coyotes. Home From Hospital Mrs. Har old Wbltlock. who recenlly under went a maor operalion at Sacred Heart hospital ill Kllgene, has re lumed lo her Inline here on South Main street to convalesce. Her husband is Hie assistant manager of the local J. C. Penny company Editorials on News (Centlnued from nage 1.) good-choice trucked In lambs 6. SO TS, common-medium 6.2S-6.00, odd head good slaughter ewes 2. SO. PRODUCE PORTLAND, Ore., Oct. 13 (AP) Hl'TTKR Prints: A grade. 30c lb. in parchment wrappers, 31c lb. in cartons; H grade. 2c lb. in parchment wrappers, 30c lb In car tons. HUTTKRFAT Portland delivery buying . rice: A grade, 2SJ-29C lb. Portland delivery; H grade, ljc lb. less; C grade. Ge lb. Icsb. Country delivery, 27c lb. for A grade. KGGS Iluying prices for whole salers; specials, 34c dos.; extras, 32c doz. : standards. 2lie doz.; ex tra mediums, 23c doz.; undergrades llic doz. COl'NTRY MEATS Selling mice to retailers: vealers. He light and thin. 8-10; olhers in luiiieed. 1.1 VK POULTRY Buying prices: Leghorn hens, over ii-J lbs., 13c lb.; under 3J Ins., t;ic in.; others unchanged. CANTALOCPKS Dillard grown. 20 1. 35 crate. Cheese, turkeys, potatoes, onions. wool, hay, hops, mohair and cas earn bark, stead, unchanged. LIVESTOCK PORTLAND, Ore., Oct. 13 (AP) (U. S. Dept. Agr.) HOGS: Market slow, steady to weak. good-choice 106-210 lb. drlveins 8.011-25, lute sales 8.10. 225-70 lb. butchers 7.50-75, packing bows 6.25-50. light weights 6.75. choice light feeder pigs salable 8.00 and above. CATTLK: Market opened ac tive .steady lo strong, Instances 15-25 higher, later trade slow. Hil ly steady, generous scattering ommon-mediuin grass steers b.iiil- 7.25. strictly good grass sleora 8. common-medium heifers 5.00-6.50, cutters 4.00. low cutler and cutter cows 2.75-3.25, common-medium, 3.7S-4.50. including fat Guernseys up to 4.25, few good boof cows 5- 25, hulls 4.50-5.25, odd head good beef hulls 5.50. good-choice veal ers 8.00-y.oo, heavier calves slow. few common to fairly good '300-400 lb. calves 4.0IM1.50. SHICF.P: Market steady, few Dec. May WHEAT Open High Low Close .62 62 62 62 ,U:iS 631 63 031 DRUNKENNESS ON HIGHWAY PENALIZED Changing his plea from innocent lo guilty, George A. Binder of Elk ton, recenlly arrested on a charge , of being drunk on a public high way, was fined 15 in the justice court here today. Mrs. Binder, who was arrested on a charge of , drunken driving, hns pleaded inno cent, and her trial, originally net lor Tuesday, has been postponed un til October IS. Stock and Bond Averages number of deaths during Oregon's deer hunting season und the sea Bon isn't over yet. All because somebody failed to bo PERFECTLY SURE what he was shooting at beforo he pulled (he trigger. What a pity! BONDS Compiled By The Associated Press Oct. 13: 20 10 10 10 Kit's Ind'ls Ul's Fgn. Thursday (to coniojl A Pruv. day 110.2 99.1 94.5 65.0 Month ago ... 55.0 97.il 92.1 61.6 Year ago S0.8 99.4 93.0 66.3 193.S high 70.5 100.3 94.5 67.0 193S low 46.2 93.0 S5.S 59.0 STOCKS 30 15 15 60 Ind'ls IIII'H Ill's St'ks Thursday (to come) ( A.. Prev. day 75.9 21.2 ,'15.2 51.8 Month ago ...69.0 17.4 31.1 46.4 Year ago 70.2 23..'! 31.0 411.2 193S high 76.4 ai.il 35.2 52.0 1938 low 49 2 12.1 2-1.9 33.7 ALWAYS 2 FEATURES mis Starts Today For 3 Days 2 1 I 7 THE SIERRAS0 THUNDER N.w WomUf Ho,.. - and REX : Kin, ol Wild Hmim -3" II Mats. 25c JL - if Eveo. 35c Kiddles 1Cc Plus on the Same Program nvrmimn mab I ik tam UMBOtsai Ses Ifatf ni Larky gap t rib' bostoet r V PRIDE OF TIIEWEST" i wuui mii oomomntu) rasiuiuioui B ACK in Lamar, Missouri, high soliunl youngsters labored for a week building a record-breaking pile or boxes and scrap wood tor a bonfire on Ihe occasion of their first football victory. When the morning or tho fateful day arrived, the pile had disappeared some store. orantlcal soul having figured lota Sigma "club to Meet-Thei 'hat It would make an even more lota Sigma club will meet I-rlday evening at a 7:4n oclock Biilail sup per at the home of Mrs. John Wil liam Robertson on North Jackson street. Mrs. John Weallierioru, president, will have charge ol the program for the evening. Orln Murphy. Orill Stanley and John .-Stanley, all of Camas Valley, were charged in the justice court here today with possession of im- lagged venison. They were cited to uppear tnis afternoon for arraign ment. Have Fine Hunting Trip Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Glenn, of Glide, and County Assessor Ilarloll Helllwell, or this city, have returned lo their homes from an eleven-day hum lug i rin In Hie Slecn inoiinlalliB 111 eastern Oregon. They brought J back two four-point and one three-1 point bucks. Expected Here Tonight Leland Russell, who has been spending the past two weeks In San Fran cisco on business. Is expected lo arrive here tonight to slop over between stages to visit his par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph L. Russell, before leaving for ltolse, Idaho, where lie will be employed on Ihe Idaho Statesman newspaper. Imposing fire in his kitchen range If you're comfortable and well fed, you'll think the guy ought to he run down and thrown into the river. Hut ir you're cold and a little hungry, you'll be Inclined to agree Unit be had a good idea. So much. In his world, depends on the point of view. -o- BARGAIN DAYS CLOSE SATURDAYI JUST TWO MORE DAYS. Leave For California Mr. and M i'n. G, tt'mh; l(tft this inniniiiK for thfflr homo in Oaklftncl, Calif., followiim a couple of tiaytt In thin city attemllnK to buHlnesH ami vi itiiiK. Mrs. Wade, ni! Ko.ilna I 'or un is a winter of Frederick J, Por ter or thiK city. Mr. Wade Ih a traveling representative lor Mont jroniTy Ward company. Eat Model Bakery's Ncn Acid Bread Having much less starch than other threads makes it less fattening. No refined sugar is used, consequently it contains an invert or negative sweetening Instead of pos itive, which is Important to all bread users. BUY IT FROM YOUR GROCER Today, Friday, Saturday Tides Rip Round It ... In Waves of Love and Hate Ellis Island . . . The Most Dramatic Spot on Earth. Fresh from His Triumph in "Alexander's Rag Time Recently Seen in in "Kidnaped" HAPPY RELIEF FROM PAINFUL BACKACHE Many n Xhmft it nit wing, nffginr, priinftjl bftckff-r) !')ple blume mi col'ts or ntrai!i f) oftn raumi by tifl kitJtivn wl may lf -t'lipved itfn trtHtd in tli rtVlit y. 'I Le ki' I !' are Nature' cliif ny ut tiAing fii-m uriiii and ju'niu dmIii mjt "( tii bl xd. Mft people paw l".it 'A piuU day or aUjtjt 3 pounda of wale. KrHU'nt or cnty puupi with irnBrting nd burnt nc tho thrre in ay be otnetbiiif wrong with your kidney or bladder. If the l.'i n.ilta of kidney tub and filter don't work li, poiaonoui watte matter it ay in tlie blood. Thra poiaoru may ftart mtgiut backaches, rhrurtiAtlc pniiut, low of wp and energy, getting up (i iff!-In, swelling, puftiiieM gnder ttio )'-i, !:' Ir1in and dtrijr.rwi. Pun t wait! Ak your dnigxint for I'oan't Pill. utM ii rrrm-fully by tmUioiui for iivh 40 year. Tney wive huppy tril and will help t lA mil of It'lnry tnb rluh it i"ia-iniM at (rwta the blood. (Jet Uvab't I'llU. DFAHTV CPFHAIC f&m ,j ari II LvlnL a i I t A iia r hinoiOf r ri auoc i . Save $3.00 1 :T; i Regular $10.00 Waves $7.00 Regular 6.50 Waves 3.50 All Waves Guaranteed Faye s Salon of Beauty 125 West Cass St. Phone 211 AMECHE WHELAN W LYLE TALBOT CYr- GREGORY RATOFF ft ' BINNIE BARNES PLUS MARCH OF TIME "U. S. FIREFiGHTERS" 'Unusual Occupations," and "Lights, Action, Lucas" Shows 2-7-9 P. M. Mats. 25c Eves, 35c Kiddies 10c I;