La Grande evening observer., March 22, 1924, Image 3

Saturday, March 22, 1024.
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THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
NEWS
Mrs. I.. 1. Uuacy entertained last
evening at the home of Mrs. W. B.
Pickens with a delightful hridgt
parly. The evening was pltsassnt
ly spent utih high honors golnp lo
Noriimn l'recs and Mrs. J. In
gle, after which a delicious two
course luncheon whs served. .
Tlit? urt talks and pictures for
Holiday evening at the Presbyter
ian church will ' be "Two lainous
Temples and the World's Best
Known Abbeys." These lectures arc
not only Interesting and besutiftil
but are oducntlvo and should be
uttended hy (ho children (is well an
t ho lUlllllH.
Mrs. O. M. Hilverlhorn will give a
talk on I he temple, ('hurt re, to
which k1ii has frtven much time ami
thought; Mr. It. J. Hitter will de
scribe Westminster Abbey, which In
one of the favorite Art subjects:
Mrn. Itobert Ktikln will review
Notre Dutnc and as she has visited
thin temple. In Paris, will lie nble
to speak with authority and Mrs.
J.eo Miller will bo soloist for the
evening.
Tim public Is invited to attend
these very Interesting evening ser
vices, which begin 'at 7:30 o'clock.
Chapter I. 1 K. O. held alt un
usually interesting meeting yester
day afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Cornelia Mobsman. .After a short
business session the subject of
"American Art" was most ably
handled by Mrs. . Mossman,, who
CHURCHNEWS
MUST ,M KTHOUIHT ICPIHi .'0
PAI. ClU UCK-Tlie Church School
meets at ia:d0 a. in. In all of the
departments. Special lessons In
the adult e lasses, including the
Men's l'orum. Graded lessons In
the Primary. Junior anil Intermed
iate departments. At I !: a. m.
the services will be under the au
spices of the Woman's Home and
Korelgn Missionary Societies. Their
anniversary. The pastor will take
for the sermon topic "World Citi
zens."' Special features and music
will characterize this service. At
five o'clock In the afternoon, the
Vesper Service, will be given a pag
eant, entitled "The Torch Hearers."
There are about H'i women and
children In this pageant, ull In cos
tume. It will be of Interest to
know that a musical Introduction
to the service will be given from
4: Hi to 5 p. m. by Tulleys orches
tra. Following Is the program.
Prelude. Organ and' cornet, Mrs.
Parkinson a"nd Mr. Loney. Vujus
Anlmam" from Slabat Mater, by
l.ossiut.
Pageant.
Prolocutor, Mrs. Mable C. Cole
man. Processional, Music led by an In
visible clmir. The Processional
will be escorted by the Angels
Choir, followed by the women and
children of the nations.
Itecilatlvo. I.tlctta heighten.
Duet. "He Hen lei h AN" in Hin
dustani. Mrs. Cyrus Dunning, Mrs.
Jtoy Tyb-r.
Solo. Marwllaisu in French, Miss
Alice Campbell.
Duct. Thelma and V'leian Dun
ning. Quartette. In Chinese, Marcia
Tulley, Kathleen Iicl.oncy. Marian
Slut, and Virginia- Wetzel. . ,
Choruf). Angel Choir. .
Dramatic Heading, Cleta McKen
jion. Duet, 'Mb' Was Not Willing That
Any Should Perish," Mrs. William
and Mis. Nelson. ,
Offertory . "Meditation," '"lee
bure. I'antoi "( Zion llasfe."
J-'ung by Vlldred Webb. Helen Wil
liams. Mb tin. l.eighton, Clela Me"
Kennon. Marion Miller. Louise
Leighton. ..Il.ubcth Payton. Lots
NelsOYi.
Ileuedietlnn.
tiuiet .Moments. "Lead Kindly
Light."
Posllllde. Selected.
Directed by Mrs. F.lmer Grant
Kith.
Mrs. Parkinson, organist.
Kliner C.rant Keith, p-istor.
KP1HCOPAL l.'Ht itt'H Dur
ing the biii'dins of the new church
services ore being held In Honan
Hall as follows: Holy Communion
at S:00 a. in. Sunday School at
ii : 45. Morning service at 1 1 :.
Class In personal lieligion at 4:"0.
llev. S. W. Creasey. rector.
' JCION MNGLISH I d'TH Kit AN
CHl'llCH M Avenue, opposite
high school. Sunday Sehool 9:45
a. m. Morning services 11:00 a. m.
Sermon. Casting Out Kvll Spirits."
Antlicin by choir, choir rehearsal
at tin; home of the organist. 1410
Mojnr?' Avenue. 1 Mid-week Lenten
services Wednesday evening at S
p. m. Our week-day Lutheran Itc
vival services are a succ ss. The
attendance now equals our Sunday
morning services, and we expect
that they even will be larger.
FIltST HAITIST CHUKCH
Sunday School at 10 a. in. Mrs.
C. K. Hiipp- rsett, supcrlnt- ndv.
lesson. "The Hcicn of King Solo
mon" At 1 t O'el'.. I. "The Mb-ss-
1
CAJHFS
Where Your Credit Is Good
;
of SOCIETY
Save an Interesting talk on Aiueri- Wallowa. (Special In the Obserr
ean artists and presented an ex-Jcr) A delightful social affair win
umple of their works through ujtake place Tuesday evening, March
series of lantern slides of work8(25. when the Pythian Sisters will
of sculpture or paintings. It was u'iw a charming party at the htcrH
very instructive afternoon and ; school gymnasium. These events
great Interest was manifested byjdo not take place often and this
all present. one is being eagerly looked for-
Several members were present ward to. Cards will be n feature of
from l.lgin and before adjourn-
menl delicious refreshments were
served by the committee in charge
consisting or Mrs. Kdllh Currey.
Mrs. Nilu Duttoii and Mrs. .-.dim
8clta.
iKrunli Kturglll. Following the rep
Mrs. William K. Hull, wife of juhiI. HIHfmwl meeting a very enter
ftev. William K. IIoll, pastor or the iIlfning w, Patrick's program was
local Lutheran church, arrived tn;gV,in, with Mesdames Heryl Hut
La Grande with her youngest son. Vinson. Nolll Littler and l.lllie
Theodore, after an extended visit ( .rofW as It.uuvrH. The program ron
wilh her son, James, living neur ...i r i.n tnf r.n.ntnl solo.
"Ml. Vernon. Washington, before
following her husband to this
field.
Mrs. K. Schilke. left this morn-
ing to spend the day In Pendleton. (Htrumental solo. Mildred Kennedv;
where she will be pnsenl at a Wel-iv,,,., sol0t "irishaillaby.", Kdtth
fare meeting, given under the aus-'.q.y. nn)I vo,.H H(,,0 .g-he uutor
pices of the Portland school of so- fly." ivarl McClay. '
Clat work. over fifty ladies were present
and following the program a dellc-
Wallowa. (Special to the Observ- ioUa mncheon was served.
er The Women's club of Wal-j
lo arc BivlnB a soclul Monday, , n.TI, ,,.., r Ml(. ,.ucSy
-renins. Muni. H. at ivhl.li lHu-.,.,llrtwn ,., .(,r c,or,H, B,
lh hnu-rprHo clnl, will Blv,- a l.- u y, Vulrlek; ,lry Tuomlay
Helium niuskal .lU. rtalnin.nl.jnin)t , tR, 0ml, of Jr Bn,,
Krtryonc is lnvll.,1 anil a good a'-j0,n j,Url..n. A cl.lck'n pif'Mln
lendancs l dvslri'd. In0r Wllg wm,(1 llt 7 .cock. . .-0I-
' lowiiitr ii iiinHl iIillelniiM (Urinoe
Ing pox Offerltif: In One Home,"
by Miss Louise French. Sermon
by the pastor. Subject, "The Last
Passover." The congregal Ion will j
sing. Mrs. F. S. Jester, director.
At the evening hour Mr. G. L. Mut
ton will sing the "Holy City." Ser
mon subject. "His Power." ' De
stroy this temple and In three days
I will raise it up." A. H. Sit Ion.
pastor.
PHKSHYTKltlAN I'lintCH
The transformation of the cross by
our Lord and Saviour helps us to
sanctify the Lenten season In our
church life. From an Instrument
of torture It became a tiling of
g'ory, with His presence. Let us
make the most of these sacred
days by our attendance upon the
Sunday School tomorrow mornunr
at. !H5. with classes for all. Let
us worship our Heavenly Father a!
the II o'clock hour at which time
Mrs. W. H. llohnenkamp, Jr., will
tie the soloist and L. J. Lindsay
will play the offertory, while the
minister will bring the third mes
sage In the Lenten series: "Why I
Ilclicvc in Christianity." H will be
a helpful service and merits your
presence. The inistiaii Kndenvor
meeting at C:I5 with an appeal to
all high school students, while the
day will clos- wit h a not her Art
veiling at 7:80 under the auspices
of the Missionary Society. The an
nual congrcgatlonul meeting will be
held on Wednesday evening, April
I'nd at 6:30 in the nature of a fam
ily reports and lo learn about the
new church project which we will
soon dedicate. Wm. Crosby Hoss.
minister. (
SALVATION AH.M Y Adj. and
Mrs. C. A. Peterson, officers in
charge. Kcsldence 1 :t 1 li W. Hull.
Kaglcs hall temporary, Phone
581 - J. Week -day services Thurs
day. Friday and Saturday nights at
8 p. m. Sunday School !::io a. m.
Classes for all ages with good, com
petent teachers. Send the children
if they do not attend anywhere else
Morning service lu:Uo a. m. Il:n
a. in. Inside. Young People's meet
ing at ti:30' p. in. 'Keening service
7:."u p. in. Inside at j:mu p. in. I
Great Salvation service. March ;i" Hose lovers of La Grande will
will be Missionary day. A play will ln glad lo know that the Neigh -be
given Sunday evening entitle.! j borhood club has chosen as Its club
"The Missionary Hart-el." You are rose, the Lady Hllllngdon. This
all cordially Invited to attend. j rose was chosen after a thorough
(investigation of roses best suited to
ISLAND C I T Y
i '(it i I 'Ismt v
CHPItCH Sunday morning the
sermon topic will be "Progressive
Christianity." In the evening ut S
A'ilnik tlif re ivtll lie M H:-rttit Hfi-
pageant. The Kpworth League and
tle Intermediate League caeh meet
at 7 p. in. The Sunday School be
gins al 1U a. m. You are cordially
Invited. Hall K. Wall Is, pastor.
. OH HISTI AN CHL HCH The pus
tor will preach at both the morn
ing and evening services. Hible
School at,,!:4t'i and C. K. meetings
at (i:30. Church night Thursday
evening. The church night meet
ings are proving themselves to be
a popular service. We extend you
a cordial Invitation to all these ser
vices. t.'lnST rmiii'lt OF CHH1KT
SCIENTISTS Corner of First and'0'18 or 1in" fwr
Washington. Sunday morning ser
vice at 1 1 o'clock. -
Subject: "Matter."
Sunday school at 'J:L a. in. Wert
....... i .... ....n(n ,..... i ne ut s an
. ' . ., . n,. i'l
o clock Heading room open to the;
public every Monday. Wednesday
and Saturday from two to four. Alll
are Invited.
the evening along with a beautiful
musical program,
'
I'nlon. The Woman's club was
delightfully entertained Thursday
afternoon ut the home of Mm.
Valse." by Klhel Wetitel; "The
Irishman's Panorama," Jennie
Conkliu; An Italian song. Nell
Hutchison; Irish Monologue, "The
Irish Widow." Air new Paddock: In-
bridge was played at five tables,
after which a playlet entitled "Sew
ing Society" was given by the hos
tesses for the evening, Mrs. Mar-j
garet Smith, Mrs. Kmlly Schuster,'
Mrs. Patience Paddock, Mrs. Nel
lie Littler. Mrs. Kllzsbeth Phillips
and Mrs. Grace Martens. . Kvery
one enjoyed a pleasant evening.
Pnlon. A delightful birthday
party was given Mrs. Thomas Gra
ham Wednesday afternoon by heri
daughter, Mrs. J. H. Jacobs. The
afternoon was spent socially and a
beautiful musical program was giv
en, ufter which a delicious lunch
eon was served. Before adjourn
ment many goe.d wishes were
showered upon Mrs. Graham, hop
ing that she would have many
more happy birthdays.
I'nlon. The Methodist Ladles
Aid Society was entertained at the
home of Mrs. J, J. ltrown Wed
nesday afternoon. After the regu
lar business meeting a delightful
social hour was sycnl delicious
refreshments were served, by the
hostesses, Mrs. Krwin, Mrs. Kuhn
and Mrs. Hrown.
This is 1 he last meeting to be
held at tho home of Mrs. Hrown-as
she expects to move to La Grande
soon. Thi! members of the society
presented her with a beautiful all
wr sugar shell and butter knife as
a token of the appreciation and
esteem in wbich she Is held by
those who regret, her departure.
.
The W. C. T. V. met with Mrs.
H. W. Lelghlon Thursday after
noon. A very pleasant time was
enjoyed by all. Plans were made
and committees appointed for the
Conference which will meet In La
Grande Friday. March 2ft. r-
Club Notes
The Club Notes, which will
ippenr in the La Grande leve
lling Observer every Saturday, Is
open to any club wishing to
make announcements of (he fol
lowing week's meetings or other
items that would not otherwise
be published in Hie society col
umn. i"e locality. i ne. tinmen ecK
' commute! presented four hardy
out of door roses to the club and
were very much pleased when they
chose this variety. The rose is of
;u '"Hiitiful
deep apricot yellow, re
sembling tln club colors. It Is an
excellent garden rose and (he long
pointed buds are lasting and the
foliage unusually handsome.
The club members who know
this rose hope that all members of
the club will take an Interest and
plant them in their spring gardens.
A very Interesiing meeting of
the Hullding Committee of the
Neighborhood club whs held Wed
nesday afternoon and plans were
perfiiied for tin- raising of the
funds for this year. IU ginning
early next week each member will
be notified of the different meth-
thc quota
in order that the work - can be
pushed as rapidly as possible. H
was also decided to have places In
the business district, where those
having article to sell may l-uve
"st of things to be made up such
, , " , ' .
:is cookinir and sewlnir or blunts 1
that orders might be taken from
anyone delrot-s of purchasing.
The l'attlson and Snodgrass
groVerb have volunteered to take
orders and assist In any other way
that will help both those buying
and selling. , (
Miss Hertha I'roiily. or Hill's le--partiuent
store will gladly take the(
names of these wishing to mnke !
house dresses, children's clothes, j
aprons, fancy work, etc, .Mrs. Kek-
ley and others will have several va- j
rletles of Asior plants. !
'There will also be other plants;
a nil orders may la- left for cab-'
bage iipi'l imuato plants. We will!
announce later, a place centrally I
W-t'd vi Mv- ton'.niym.t ct
Hios" wishing lo 'yl" or have or
Will Be Used
m m.
mm
" iter 1 a type of suit that It
going to he very'much in evidence
pi, soon as the veather permits.
The wide, ciiet-ks" come in- bright
and dull color combiuatior.s, untl
tUw lailoied shirt and plain hat or
the- propoi accessories.
HIGH SCHOOL
NOTES
Not'limn Jomsi', one of till' M(l'o
inorcfi.'liud "a.'blrl1iilay .Wrdnosilav,
apd made the .mistake of allowing uoing some oi mo mosi inrin-
it to become known, at noon the In stunts of their careers,
bovs rusiif-d fori him and from the Livingston Is supported by Mary
beating he received one would lm- VVynn, In the role of Marcia How
njfln him to be as old a.s Melhus-'. " eastern heiress who travels
pIhj ' (west as the ranchman's wife. Al
"' ' , I Ferguson as Klltot Howe Is said to
Against, the date March 2Sth. Ik'ive a wonderful performance,
when the Chemistry Kssays will Comedy showing "My Friend."
b due' many or tho high school I
students , are. rushing ; their ideas Hai'old Lloyd Coillinff
onto t'unrr. Although the -reward n i j
arc great, il ls not with an eye tojlvlonoay 111
i but to. the, honor of ("SclfetV Last."
Grande, High School that each stu- J
uent is bending1 his every effort to
excel!.. And ve have every reason The location is twelve stories
to believe that Hie best efforts of above the street. Clinging to the
La Grande, High are very good. side of Die building, two-thirds of
r , t' Jthe way up. with a doxen pigeons
There has-beep considerable ex- roost Ing on his head is Harold
cltehicnl.'und wo might, say, envy, Lloyd. The crowd below, n mimed
the last few days created by some (but frightened, watch brent hless'y
of the stories .liialaro-. circulating j wiiilc the spectacled comedian coii
about the "trip to Sulem." Someitlnues his upwind climb, overeom-
of the bbys'.uven learned a thing
or Iwn while In Portland, and ev
eryone of (hem reported having a
wonderful' tlmej-
ThJ; ' practice In Portland. In lh
Multnomah Club Gymnasium was
enjoyed to the. last minute by ev
ery, one.' The boys, also enjoyed
the hosnhultt- of Willamette I'm.
vorsh.y,. ll)i ..trips through the stale
instil nitons,, njtd , I he: swim In the
new iiuilion dollar dOlk's Temple, in
Portland. V .. ,,
The In I. mIi ajrgiing' automobile
of, enl liuslaM'le I .a Grande . people
came honu, 'from .Salem. Wednes
daywhen Mr. Scranton. conquered
his lll'.lifck with car trouble and
reu.vi(ed''tuwn.J , 'The .Student Hotly
has been pUe worried over their
faJ.lure' jo return with -the rest mid
feel, vastly, relieved' hut iiU last
I hey are buck. - . ,
" ," -.'
Moodily afternoon a short as
sembly., was held -for the bo, s. Mr.
Towler reminded the boys that the
procee-ds .from . tin- . Hoy's Stunt
Show, urn to 'be used for the con
struction, of the new (raek, foot
baflt.and baseball fields. The meet
ing was tlien turned uwr to Coach
MaeTavlsh wh a spoke to the boys,
about, the -coming track -season.
This was followed by a short am!
concise speech on the same subject
by W. K. Gilbert.. .
After school the track boys were
again assmble and .MaeTavlsh
look charge' of them. The turn
out for track Hi Is year is over a
hundred, anil Is the largest body J
of. boys, that has ever turned out'
to support' tho record that lias
been set by the L. H. S. the last j
few years. t '
'.'' ,
An assembly was called Tuesday
mornlng'at 'J o'clock to advertise
for the Hoy's stunt show, and lo I
distribute tickets for the students'
to sell. In this as in most other
student activities there Is a con- j
test among tho classes. The class'
that sells the most tickets Will be
given five points, tho nest, four
polnls. then two and one. Near
the end of the school year the num
ber of points won by each class 1
counted and i class having the
most, is voted the "pepiest" class
In school.
Harold Ioydhj---
Arcade Monday
Hattie J.
I'OI-llHMll
in
)l,nrl
iirbi.
Holililil, MniiiiiHKiinx, l-'Hi-lal
'I n'HInlrnls
I'AltlOll, 10.10 ih
rr l'rt-liH rlaii tiinn li
Mays
intjnau
nnh
ffLKcl
The students were favored with
a short skit from the Stunt Show
In which James Coker took the
leading part. It was very cleverly
put on and was enjojed by the en
tire student body. The Stunt
Show was given Friday evening
at :!;" and a large attendance was
present.
"
The students taking part In the
oratorical Contest. Uuth Scott, Ll
letta Leighton, Sam Cochran, Jack
Dennis, Douglas Moo, Claude Wll
cock, Koi Gates, Klmcr llarndcn.
and Mildred Fox are just finishing
up their preparations for the de
livery of their orations. Some vnry
good orations have been handed in
and more are coming in every day.
They are now memorizing them
and will be ready to deliver them
before, the Htudent body on March
:i 1 st .
Frank McCluug. Marlon tllcad
ley. Jack Piatt. Alice Huli'iiian. Geo
Fuller, Alfred Hushnell, Kenneth
Fleshnian, Pearl Keeney, Hilda j Marden; Hread. Norris; The HIs
Kobertson, 1 1 ill w Italgeman, Alice 'liiB Tldo of Color, Stoddard; Aiuer
Hcott and Hertha Howard have en- JJcan Poetry Since lyott, I'nteriney
tered the contest since it started so er; Memories of the Hussiuu Court,
that there la now quito u group of ViroulMtva; My Garden of Meiu-
thcin.
La Grande
Jack Livingston in
"Scars of Hate"
At Sherrys Today.
If Jack Livingston, the talented
young screen actor to be seen ul
Sherrys today only, In "Scars of
Hate," could have his way he
would recommend a pension for all
old horses, and hi them gruy.c
away I heir lives In peaceful valleys
on siin-Uissed hillsides.
Livingston, who is one of t he
best known Western stars on the
screen, has lived with horses alt
his life, and Is never seen In a pic
ture without one of Ills beautiful
animals.
In "Scars of Hate" Livingston Is
fug the most difficult and hilarious
obstacles.
This Is just one of the Impres
sions you will get when you see
Lloyd's seven -reel I'at he comedy,
"Safety Last," at 1 he Arcade Then-I
tre Monday. And what a comedy! 1
There have been riotous two-reel '
comedies produced In the past by I
master comedians, but never before I
lias one been seen In seven reels.
that moved al such a fast pace.
How Harold Lloyd performs his
thrill st unts is a myslery. It Is
certain that he did Ihem himself.
Tor his face Is seen plainly In every
hazardous predicament he encoun
ters When a young man attempts
to climb Ihe side of a twelve story
building In the place of a real "hu
man fly.' and meets hilarious trou
ble every foot of the way lip the
result is a continuous run of up
roarious laughter.
Helasco Play, "Tiger
Rose" in Screen
Form at, Sherrys.
A II
led
exceptional film event Is of
loeal patrons of the silver
screen In the announcement of the
coming of "Tiger Hose" nt the
Sherrv Theatre (hi davs begin -
La Grande
Mattress Shop and
Weaving Works
Matlresses ofrf kinds
cleanl und jtmnv. Kent her
UrtuA niu0ri:nK and l-'iuff
ltiigtffadc to older und for
sale. Carpet and Hug Clean
ing. Lleeii-cil l-'uinigiitor
Flit i or v Phone 25il W
I'HAS. i;iVAHHS. ITop,
COOKIES
SAT l RDAV ONLY AT TUB BLACK CAT
Ji(; Assortment, 13c Dozen
Ciiniit in :illfl Kl'fi
Fresh I"i
The Black
t'.OO - K - l -
ROU01liKR:--Syri(0AY AT
HS
l.Sc Doz. ,
will
other
Library Ghats
Have. You Item! These? j
New books to bo added to the j
Public. Library Saturday evening.
Miu-ch -2. are us follows:
Great Hunger. Uojer; The Ragle's.
Wing, I tower; Uoy Scouts' Year
Hook; Hoy's Own Hook of Adven-!
Hires, Hrltt; Lost Lady, father; I
The Hover. Conrad: Hook of Let-)
ters, Crowther; Outline of Liter
ature, vol. 1. Drinkwnter; Wan
dering In Northern ehlna, Frami;:
Shadowy Third, Gluscow; Timber
Wolf, Gregory; Call of tint Canyon.
Grey; Spirit of tho Leader, iiey
llgn; Mother of Gold, Hough;
Lummox, Hurst; Making Yourself,
'ory, Wlggiu.
Theatres
ntng Sunday as the feature ull ruc
tion. Patterned after the Helasco play
that scored the most successful run
of any play on Hrvadnay, slurring
Lenore tiric. Lie actress who crea-
Ited the title role on the. stage, and
w ho achieved such fame and popu
larity In her latest his, "Klki;"
backed by David Helasco, whose
endorsement It bears; produced by
Warner Hrothcrs, and directed by
Sydney Frnuiclln, tho pholoplay
presents a combination hard to
equal nnywhere.
The acquisition of David Helasco.
his play and all It stands for In the
realm of drama. Is a guarantee of
dramatic quality.
Supporting Lenore I'lrlc. are the
following: Gorrest Stanley, Joseph
Dowllng, Andre Do He ranger, Sam
Du Grasse and Theodore Von Kllz.
Also showing a comedy.
Harvey's Greater
Minstrels
Coming to Arcade.
Coming to the Arcade Theatre
for two performances matinee and
night, with the Harvey's Greater
Minstrel Is the marvelous ventril
oquist, known as Ihe King of that
difficult art, Johnny Woods, und
also pronounced one of our great
est minstrel stars, flu not alone
excels as a wonderful venttiloo,uiai
In a mlrlhful net but Is a great co
median and a wonderful eceentrle.
dancer. .Johnny Is fat but cauuoi.
help It, ami he must smile at all
limes ho Johnny with hH perfect
rotund figure and round smllim;
face can bring a Hum h a second
at any time he make his appcar-
ARCADE
THEATRE
TONIGHT
The World's Uicst
Dramatic Sensation
KoImiIh Itlnebiut
and Avery HoimexMi
FUN and THRILLS
Prices:
IOKes
Iiwcr Floor
Ualcony, Front ...
Dalcony, Rear ...
(IMus tux)
...?2.30
...$2.00
...$1.00
50c
Bat
i.
The 0110 who wins hero
meet some place with tho
county winners.
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Ifc LADIES READY-TO-WEAR
AND MILLINERY
Jlcct Us At The Aulo
ance. Johnny Woods Is of tho
modern school of minstrel comedi
ans and bills fair to bo one of out
leading nilustre) stars for years to
come, but see him now at bin bml
anl at the lop.
A special matinee for school
children will be given starting ul
4 o'clock, the. evening perform
ance will start tit S :1 ft Tuesday ev
en Ing. Heserved seat tickets for
tho evening show will go on salo
Sunday (tomorrow) at the Ulusn
I )rug Store.
Good Vaudeville
Bill Coming Sunday
To Arcade.
At the Arcade Theatre on Sun
day this high class vaudeville will
make Its bid for patronage with
an all-star feature bill.
Thomas Hotter I Mi line, ''The
Mayor or Happyland," reserves, hM
honors as an entertainer, comedi
an and premier dialectician,
Knight and lMeh Sisters, "Dan
cing Frivolities," two pretty and
talented young ladles und a clever
gent In a potponrl of singing, dnn
clng. and comedy, numbers with
plenty of ability and sprlghtftil
ness. May & lid Tenny, an added
For Sale
Modern ft -room ho.ise, plusler
t;d, plumbed, wired, furnace, dou
ble gurane. In splendid condition,
located on Oak street. l'rlc.3
$:t,7'H. Let mo ahow you this
property.
t'our-room plastered house, wl:
d, ecim-nt walUa, garage, on Sec
ond street neur mill and ahop.
il'rluo 11.700.
hive-room house, wllh bullt-ln
features, well arranged an at
tractive home, garage, lawn. In
splendid residential dlstrlcL for
$.1,7011. .Liberal ten us extended.
The inl i jAfir of Ihlo house will ap
peal Uy you.
rVfe of th
7iceijLjs,,fTrer clly. 'an be
with a payment of only
This must be seen to b-j
appreciated. Invcsligulc.
2 acres
equipment.
In Frulldale, wiHi
This is 1 he time of
tho year that such property
should move and Hie price und
terms will appeal to you.
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nlly good qiiiilily which
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