T11 II KHI» A Y, M AUCH .'H, lll.'l
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PAGE TWO
Arcade Theatre i SOCIETY
4
I
wa* enter
The \.l l.iMtllin cln
med Thurs.lnv, M inh 11, by Mr-
«don* new
i
R II Hood at the
w . I.. l.i'onanl home on north
V. ¡nth -trevt. Spmiil
>‘-t* in ad
lion to Mi- I. ishuux I were Flor
and I.u. ille Leonard and Mr
H Me M»dy, The r«»«>m- were at
in
keeping
ictivelv r deeorattsl
Ih thè st. Patrick’! dax* sea*«m
d vvlbv •W «luffvMliU Xi Ided a bright
\ pleasant -«»* i n
c«dor.
i wa« ipent with nee«lle
At th«'
i«l con verna t ion.
of the afternoon a templing
n' luneh«Mii was serve«!. Th«'
taide was g:ix* with St
the club i*
decoratum*,
entertained this afternuou
luvme of Mr- C. \\ Cone
sentinel ,
cottage
Th-' Ni ighb«»i- of Wo«».l«’taft. al
the «l«'-e of their bu-ino-- meeting
\l«»n.lay evening, hold a birth la\
evening in honor of th«' birthday
; MI • - of All- J Q Willil-.
Mrs. Tom SrMin», Mm. \ntia Schoen
an«) Mr*. Alary Miller
\ birth
«lay cake was a feature and deli
ei«»u* refreshment!* were
served
Air- Wilson wn chairman.
OHOVE
THF.
OKKOON
PRÄÄIMINT
(Duiu'nn I* Cnm«'ron I
I
•‘Th«» I mu'- are «b'«'a«lottl.
riu'iu
i
i- law lt'«-ii«'-- « v «'i v h hei«* Cbil«li«,u
Weekly Program
n«i Iwtiger «»b«'v their par»-nt-
Th,'
Th
Mi
«lid of th«’ llg«' i* Hl ll.’llld ”
Thui
That i* j very tiio«l«'rn paragraph
Tliurndiiy. March 28
>e*Mon
Ker
kuv p«*t-«»ii mmlvrnlely
m«»«lt ral« Iv well
hi
- *erve-l
•THE LITTLE WILDCAT’
ilH
A
formed m pre-ent «lay I he,»lug irti I
Tl
itt quilt
i
n*tant
I v
thought «*«»u l«l pick <»ut
Audrey Fvrris aiul .J-iiiii -
.
Thi
The high Nchool teacher** n--<» w hat school of th«'«» l.»gv produced
M urray
V Hi
ciati.m held a regular meeting Mon
II«' cotlid probablv I« Il ’ y oa
it.
k
A
\ 6 o’ehM’k dinner f rum what city in
I nitrd
This in a part talking VÌL;
«lay evening,
tn
A inadi
Iliadi ml
wa* *erv«sl il n< the ('«denial cafe Slat. a it is-ued, aud
y vry
phone pieturv. A
rol
outaiil* printing pre— that -ent
fort h
Rep'irts w ere given on
licking tnix-up of a human
A
ridding of b'tteher'* and Alt- Bert II«* could uame you a I
tlorru
wildcat out to canton li**r
lx. ri.> reported i-n “The Individua «»f th«» heat known
w h«»-r
in«
n
Pupil’’ by Mort.
Discussion fol
man. Tl n is a fine conn'ly
names .«i«* eoiiii«*«Tcd w
l«»w ed.
sehtiol,
with a< h>n
»K » n läikin1-
H«' would I»«* l»«»th right an I
act and lnl<ina
News
rh<‘ Pre-bvt.'rian A! --H»nary so w rung
He woiil>l b«* tight m pi« k
Ntk'lCTV
Admieai
1
of
.
.
tv
vv
i-
entertain,
I
\\
Ine-day
ing
these wor«l* as repr«'s«'ntativ«'
Ke-eanh
club
a
TV
• ftern«»on at th«' h.'iiie of Air* Fre«l of the min»l nn«l utterance- of a
Tue
iv night cwntiat
Friday and Sat unlay.
Wrighr
Air- Richar«l*on wa* in certain school of th«'«»l»»gy of our
unnerMty vxt«
of the
t
r
charge ut d«»votiona!* and Mr.« own time,
He would b«* wrong in
March 29 and •>-'
the contemporary Am
Alary Smith of th«' querv ,'ornrr a-erihing these
vv«»r«1* t«» very mod
1
The » -ubjeet for di-<
“REDSKIN”
Mr<
H
Mr- W. A
M* Ge«» ha i tne lesson cm men.
The*e word* are very.
Canfield F1«
lX»n
F
F
on J.-qvan. At th«' tea hour dainty very old
They were inscrilnd on
stuft r. Paper* wen*
Richard Dix and Kh.'h
\\
tef re*htne nt a were -erve.l.
w.«s mould«1 I an«l
an I crit’cism fro
i
a brick which
Belmont
burned in th«' valley oi th«'
th«* I u
% i*ton of the I
This picture has m > i i
w
a-
pliratu-
b«'t«»r«'
th»'lim«
‘ot Abraham
n
read at
Georg' O Knowle* will be
fects and musical aeeotn-
him
lr«*ds
of
years
that
brick
ad
part
T
who
he
I'm'-Ja V afterimon fur the For
panimcnt and is phut u-
an. were
filled li place m th«* nall- Of 4
< >
H . :»b
T
Bjo
F«»r lh«»u*an«ls mure
William
tem pie llieie.
A
graphi-d in natural <-»>i<
♦
ra. I.. U
Far I*.
it lay burie«| m heaps of ruins
♦‘liter
lililí
nt'» romantic drama <»
Th.'
H
ion nud Mi
l>
A
t the Then it wa- dug up by th«' e* «ea v a
i ned
nib
Indian. Don’t fail to sec
Ho»! ex .
e
tor- of an \nglt» intertenn
... ex|M'«li
K
this beautiful picture
\ho
Th,
tli-«*«»v rr«*r
—..
when
th«*
tiou.
, An«l
J
—
it
V
a b«'i
truu-late«| it he sat «low n wi'ukly
a talking act. Admission 10c
Tlu* Kn-ght- ut" Pythia* au«l th,'
The Ctopia club Ì- being enter mu I said: ••G«vsh but this makes
ning
covert'«?
Pythian Sisters gave a
an»l 35c.
tame«! thi- afternoon at th«' home m«» feel homesick,
chainran
P Gr
It make* nu*
ì.sh -upper
la-t
..........
— Thurs-lav night in
of Mr*. F. L. Graniin.
the folio
will 'B a
think I uui back in the pravi't
Phillip® hall
L..:: for member*, their
Sunday. Monday. Tib > biy.
W
I r
ees: Tic
tnceuug iu the oi «1 t n«.* it
A grab bag
families and friendi
March 31. Api ill’
Mrs. W
i * H<d%
truing to I’nelr Exekiel
Sheriff Starts Tax Drive
enture following the «lin
WHs
Thum.
... u*e«l to call him) telling
,e ‘ we
•THE HOME TOW\ER>
depart- Zeke"
Starting t ‘«lav the tax
A
ner .’i | g • r- vm W a- gix CO,
\v. B. Joi
M-
how - much worse the world is now
. “Th«* F.n«l of Jew*«' Thump tnent of th«» iherift - office i- mak
Richard Bennett and Doris
e A
and
boy,
son, ’* vv;*.- pr*'-«'ntej by Irene Shan ing a drive on all tho-c who have than when he was a
Kenyon
Mt prophesy mg how r it i* all going to
Statement*
«la. Ferry H«'n lrieks, Ediuoti«! Mid delinquent tax«»-
D
H
This is a 100 per cent talk
taxes are being mailed out kersma-h on»' of these day* prrltv
on and Rex and Alillar«! Me
Veat ch,
1 u*rd to think that wn* a
soon.
Parian J.
Evelyn Shanda and Ah-« this week.
ing Vitaphone picture with
G nggs
Matth
A new machine an«l a new tax
new and original idea with «»M
Fanner entertained with piano -<»lo»
an all star cast. The fun-
on. Mr- 3n.l reading- were given by Iren
Lucie
Zeke
But here i* thi- ol«i
receipt slip an» in u««» thi- vear
niest play ever cone, iv« d by
lamber
V
11«
Human error ha- been piacti' .ally ■ h.p in Babylonia who -ni«l exact
shan«U an.I Millard A!. Parian I.
H
mile
M r*.
America’s s u p r e m > fun
eliminated.
lv th«* -am«* thing- more than l«»ui
rs. <
an
tli«»usand year- ago.
Surely there
manufacturer, <scorge M
Th«'
I^itham
Community
club
ua-
W.
H
is Birthing new uud«*r the -un ’’
Fri«lay
afternoon
__
Cohen. Also a talkin ♦r act.
enteriained
Fri«lav
aftenioon
at
A A
No Law Against Thinking
The ex«avat*»r was right, there >-
m ’ - Frank Vnn Nori
the h<
Bound cartoon and i « ra
S-
Even very small girls have their no! much new un-h'r the -un
vv irk.
\ ‘.ditional guest* wer«‘ Mr-.
W
i
mount Newa. Admission 10»
Merle Powell, Belva an«l Thelma quarrels and following cue of them simi-t* do u«»t rank a* a new
They have always
•nd 50c
this little girl camo home to her rov cry.
Garoutte :.1>.| M«. Anna Nichol-
M
4
When m th
mother much exercised over their and always will I**
» t rv The time was -pent quilting an«l
early years of the human family
little difficulty.
\V< <hus«lay and Thursday
M r.< plan* were ma J«» for an ent«'rtain-
“Mother, Mary Luu Is a cat.* the -«»me bri ght mind «IlM'OVerrd th
given -. • i.
’ I h*' \L». k
April 3 and 4
her meat to be
Tavi
Trial,
in ree eullv l-v th«1 Luba one little girl said, probably echo us«' of fire, mid h«»w much bet
c th
• STATE STREET
bruth«rh«M *1
th.*
.\letho«li»l Ing a term she had heard older peo rooked meat tasted than raw
of
Mr.
i- not the bgh»e-t d«»u*»t th*
SADIE”
h. will be «»ne
pie one.
n<’ of the features
fihu r
entertainment.
Th«' club
“Oh.
you
musint
gay
auch
•
un
•
Conrad Nagel and Myi .a
-ill th«* deg.nera*’v «if
et April 5 at I th«» holin' of tilings,’’ her mother reprimanded
<
1
Loy
.In -, au-l the young
e Trunnell and the tini<‘ “you mustn’t say things like that
M r».
: ng burnt meat
will be [H'ut with quilting and a about your little playmates.
Lot*
This is a part talking Vita-
He
* • • n.
. juicy and raw
tHXlk re rt.
of times we may think things thui
phone picture. A mighty
•i n f.uni th«'
we shouldn't say.”
The Moth
story of th,- underworld.
ay of the
“Well. then. I think Mary Lou I»
prople
Mrs. H
A. Hagen entertained
Nom«’
Also a talking act and In
a cat.” was the reply.
the Elmartes club Tu '-lay after
mistir.
They are that w ay I • V n a
ternational Nt-Wx Adn ission
noon with a 1 o’clock luncheon at
turr. They feel that everyone ha <
Mm. W
B.
10c and 35c.
To Our Customers: After the Colonial cafe.
a
price
an I that “ there rnu-t b
Old Elephants
Murpoy
Johnston and M r*. Pat
something m it for you or cl-«' you
April 1 Full Marcel will be 75c were special guests, The luncheon
A traveler says that an elephant woull not
u»»t b«» concerning yourseL
and light marcels discontinued. table was attractive with yellow when old goes on a high cliff unit
he trouble
troubles of other folks ’
«.indie-, daffodil and Easter place commits suicide, but It Is iloUl'l fU< with the
Fimier
Waves
and
Water
Income Tax Records. Senti
ire ce
certain p'opl«* that tak»
-ar-ls. Following the luncheon th«* If any considerable number of them There are
Waves. 75c. The Beauty Nook. group went to the home of Mrs.
a I i H'I m uehol \ delight hi prophesy
tiurl themselves from cliffs lu this
nel.
Milady s Beauty Shoppe ni28p Hagen, where th«' afternoon wa- manner. It appears to tie true ing «ii-asti'r an«l thr«»wuig rol«l wa
ter <m p.'op! .' *s happiness,
**nt iflaying bridge. Air*. 1 ha rie * however, that the herds of wild ele
Other p*'<»; pin look u|M>n it a
s. Hal 1 held high scor«'. Th,i» elui» phants huve their own natural cetn
ant lfipa t in|‘
vv
«' «'titertaiae,! at its
next eteries la the swamps or Jungles, to pious to I m * always
di-uster.
Out of -«»me old heathen
111' ••-ting :«t th,* home of Mr- . Fre»i which the old and weak crawl to
-upvr-t
tiun
handed
down
to them
\ nder-on.
die.
Some of these places an-
fmni their ancestor* th«*v ronreiv u
_____
known to the natives of Africa anil
of God a- jealous of anv joy t hey
are valuable sources of Ivory
Th.* LaComus • lub was
enter
may have, as grudging th«*m any
ta in«*d Tu«*—lav afternoon at th«' Other wild animals are said to
pleasure, -«» they mask their hap
hu»m«* <of Mr*. N. F «ila-*.
ndopt this practice of going to par
Mr-
pine— bv forett'llitig f hr unh.appi
1»; « i -y Dunn of
P»>rtland.
houM«* tlcular spots to die.
Boss that i- boun»l to f«»ll«»H T’»»at
lest < »f Air*. A. AA". Kime, wa* a
i* a sort of f«*ti-h to war«l «»If th«1
i est.
A -hort bu-ine— m ♦•eting
kpite «if a malicious (•<»«!
In China
“Penny” !• Unofficial
w : i- he Id ami plan- were ma'de for
it i- almost uni v« r ’»I to give
annual meeting to l»e held in
The term “penny“ has been III child -»»me foolish fiction
week*.
A social
afternoon general use In this country since
in order to deceive th«' «leitic w
enjoy*-,] and a dainty lun«-h
the Revolutionary war. but It has might otherwise work
him sonic
w a- «erve<l. The color scheme never been the official designation
£
mischief.
Pessimistic
(’h n -1 mn-
>e table decoration- wa- yellow of any coin minted In the United
have not got very far from the
•‘eping with the Ea.-tcr -••a-"» States.
It Is and has been a rec
heathen ihine-e idea of God.
the table hi - attractive with ognlzed coin of Great Britain and
Naturally a- men gi«*w older, if
>dil* and vellow ba-ket*.
the coinage of England was used they* cultivate this mood, it gr«>w
In this country for a number of
upon thorn until it h l»eeomr* th
years after the Revolution, and the t home
T
Delphian society met
of th »•ir nun cr-nt i«»n.
use of the term became nn er.tnb
dav
vening in the library
are all inclined tu -urruurid
llshed custom at that time and the
linu»*d its stu»ly of drama,
<*hildhood and youth with a golden
name became applied to the cent
¡ng rurrent events, the -i
mi-t, through which we cu thing
ns It was about the same value
Greek comedy wa* takei
in a very
\ :>r different light Tn.I
The
first
cent*
actually
minted
un
Air-. John L. K»*lly wa.* pre
from what
„..^1 hp -tin them :i
der the Constitution appeared in time.
i*-*«d«*r. Air-. F E. Mrndeuhall
An«l thinking ha«k I
1793.
an analysis of the
Greek
<>w n bovhood wo are
prone
“Th. Binis.”
Mr-. Elbert
glorify it and t »» decry an I depr
lis.usscd “ Menan l»*r
Pin
eate the youth of toiiay.
Various ‘‘Complexes’*
.Mrs. C. C. Cru-on. “The Chai
coriMitution and rulli atino w
•if N»* h Comedy;“ Mr*.
S.
The tvord “complex” I m used hj at th»* samp time p •*-ir.iist- I w
Godard, th»* Greek comedy.
many modern |>sychologi8t« und ai
apt to <l«*tr*rior.«t ■ info I habitua
Brother*. ’ *
leged psychologists to denote H »»l«l croakers, alw.iv pr»*irhing blu
group of l'l.'us nmt Lellin.’, which rum an<I
and crying •!•» vu the tige i
ure mentally associated will, a cer
Mr. ar»-l Mr-. Cleo Morelock rn
h hich i we live.
tain
subject
For
Instance,
they
tertained the Bona Tempo Bridge
This talk al» lit time- being tie
would say that Napoleon had » ca«ient and lay. h»>-n
This picture has sound, music and natural color
Hub at the Colonial rafe la*t Thur-
being ram
“
conquering
complex."
L'sually
lay evening. Mr-. Ralph Naltsman
¡»ant an<| the - isoln dn‘nr«» of our
Admission 10c ami 35c
but
not
always,
the
Ideas
and
feel
and Air. an«I Mr*, Elmer Noet wen-
<*hil<lr»*n i« old. Ik*fo.-e th«* morning
additional guests,
High score was Ings are supposed to be repressed stars sang togeth r for Abraham * k
A
|>erson
1«
said
to
huve
an
“
In
held by Mrs. Carl Witte and Jame*
benefit it wh * 1» •
u>»nv«*iitional
G. Dungan. Mr*. Elmer Neet and ferlor complex" when he Inherently talk of the pious a i I grw I. That
Wilbur Spray held low score. The Leis himself incapable of doing cer ancient writer invented
i
no!
Ii ing
„
Ttie opposite state or new when h»‘ wrote in qu»‘»*r »lag
and dainty refreshments were tain things.
attitude of rnlnd is termed s
Patrick’.* color*. Th»« room
i
g»*r -happed letters <»n a l»ii< k more
decorated with eut flower* i and “superior complex." — Pathfinder than four thousand year- ago the
Magazine.
f*d plarrt*.
words which lea»l thi* article. H*-
ju-t wrote »lown what was th • con
ventionnl pious talk ol a
ial evening followed the
'Lhten, dear, don't mind if they do >ay you’re marrying me
group of pious people of th’il
business
inerting of the
for my million^'”
Because things were nut
Star F'li-lav night. Card-
-hould be, hr felt the world
• liv»rsion ami Miss Myrtle
coming to an end \ •I . soon VV » ¡I
I high score for th«* women
Questions—50
it has b<*en jogj mp al »ng pretty
»field Stewart for th** men.
1— What general was known US well on time ev. r ■ i no »*. Th»* end
Jennie Nichols of San Fran
was not a* close !- ! *> ibought and
•‘Old Fuss and Feather#”?
n-l Mr-. Margaret
Went
it may not be a- «
.♦* *ome of
2— What Is rubber?
1 Pennsylvania w»*rc guest*.
.’4—Who Is the world’s amateur our friends
••rtairinirnt committer was
Religion.
:» • I
i ihiiri« r-
«kntlng champion?
1 .
’.!•
J
4— What American woman, who »re not th»1
they used to
an»! Mr-. P. I.. Grannis
They are east inp them-» Ivo*
filed In 1926, had been celebrated I»**.
exp >r< - mg
for more than a half century for m n«w forms,
them
Th»* Social Twelve club was en-
her work In oil, water colors and -elves in new term is
Tiny
nrc
•rtained last Thur-lay afternoon
etching, and who received gr« liter throwing nwuy flu* --Il garment«
home of
Air-.
Herbert
rnd
taking
on
n»*w
one*.
XII that
Mr*. Lor» n Hunt and Air*, honors abroad than at home?
5— What two large cities of the »hey fir * mating off i- not outworn,
Merryman were additional :
United States are not located on But on the whole th»' gains are
A short busin»** N meeting
istly greiitor than ihc 1»
Important waterways?
. And
as h»*ld an»I a pleasant social af-
6— What British cities are the ■ 1» spiff« t>f all the l».iili* ,*iii.| strug
moon
-pent
with
nredlr
gle, th»* testing an I turiimil we nr<
leadh 2 «• nters for the manufu<*
work
laintv two course lunch
frti.-siiig through, let ti
rure of sii el?
Spring flow ers
7— '«. '• it
British
poet
was the day in which v.••
leeora I ion-.
drowned while sailing near Leg
not
I'mdor t ho time
horn, Italy?
ourselves have ma»le.
rtain<*»l
8— Whfit was the first dally rn ws
I»*t ii - repent joyously
bi rt Iida v din n»r. paper in the United States?
“Thou wilt keep Hi n
honoring Mr
Lloytl A rincs of Eu
9— What Is t' »• salary of the
pence,
ene and Mr. Arnie.* on their birth-
speaker of the h< u «• of repre* enia
Whose mind is staye»l •i ’ll
a y a n n
Those present
lives?
ere Mr
J Joy < I Armes,
1G What Is the lime from 1"»
Farmers Orde T ir
Mr. and
rs. Norval Armes an»!
moon to new moon?
Hix farmer* of th ' d ’ ige Grove
Airs.
Al
Richmond
of
Eugen*
district
have or»l r» ■ a carload
RICHARD
DORIS
and the
W. Arrues family.
-hipmen t of 31 »• i,
•a i nil u ml
Answers—50
—
lime to be deli1
. from the state
1
—
Gen.
Whdield
Scott.
'
'1 'he La Alercredi Pont club wa-
lime plant nt Salem.
The order-
2— The couguhited sap of rerftiln
<IAOVI
aosesr
orst.-r
eiit«*itaiiK'd W»*»ln»*stlnv of last week
were placed through the county
trees arid phi til s
at tin* homo of Miss N»*ll Bu-hell.
iigent by W. S. Averill, ln*truetor
3— < hai l»*.- Goi inaii of Si Jolin's
Ali-- \'iola St ratin was an adtlition
tn the agricultural department of
N. B.
al gue-t. Th»* afternoon was spent
the high school.
STANLEY TAYLOR-VERA LEWIS
4— Mary < hn aft.
playing bri-lgc and
Mr-.
Helen
«ROM TH« GREAT STAGE SUCCEES
5— In<llanapolls and Columbus.
Whitlock held high score,
Grand Master to Visit.
0— Birmingham and Glasgow.
ty luncheon was Mcrvcfl.
Fred J. M»*indl of Salem, grand
7— Percy Bysshe Shelley.
master of the Oregon I <). O. F,
8— Pennsylvania
Packet
and
will pay an official visit to the
Airs, George Matthews will en
Adaptation fcy ADDISON BURKHART and MURRAY'ROTH
Daily
Advertiser — Philadelphia
lo<n I lodge Saturday night and
tertuin her Sunday school class oi
1784.
ffimilio* and friend* of Odd Fellow'
tin* Pr»*sbyterian church Saturday
e- Fifteen tbousund dolhir».
Directed by
member* are invited to
attend
•tth'rnoon with an Ulster egg hunt.
10 29 day«, 12 hours, 44 :UG mln
Delegation- from Elkton, Drain arid
—.
utes.
Creswell will I m * here for the meet
The Tuosduy Bridge club will be
ing.
entertained with a I o’clock lunch-
Citizens and Laws
eon Tuesday a ft »Trioon by Mrs. F
L. Grannis.
Every town han Home c-ltizeus
Uncle Eben
When You Meet the Home Town Bunch You’ll
ilk»* some law». They won’t work,
- < -
"De world Is round," said Uncle
and nobody respects them, but they Eben, "an' science tells its It whirls
SEE and HEAR Them, Too!
The Royal Neighbor* held an in
vitntional dance last night in T. O. live on because iobody has the en
mighty fust. We might ns well con
O. F. hall.
Pie ami eoffeo were ergy to kill them.—San Francisco Sider Oifrselves lucky dnt none rd
Admission 10c and 50c
- -LI ail a grab bag was a feature. Chronicle.
us slips off." IViislilngtou Star.
I
VENEER FACTORY WILL
LOCATE AT SPRINGFIELD
Going Out of Business
The W i II hih ' II« \ all« v
\
i
<- paiiv ha- t«nm un«*ed that il «vili
estitblisk a plnnt on Hpriiiglir|«l’-
Work will -tart
industriai traci,
at «tuet» upoii Ih. fir-1 unit, w In. h
ÿ.Bl.Othl
mid w dl
will cosi nbuiit
in«'lu<lt< a mani Imilding, <b» bv lito
l«'«'l m -tt«', an«l drviiig -h«*d- ‘.'»-»'O
l.'i'l h»itg and 14 feci wi«le
I \
p. rls al Oregon Stale X^rirultui al
eolleg«» are «eeking t«» det«'rmui'
Ih«' ht'd t v p<» of «Irving kiiti tot
thi- plaut. and vvhen lluùr w<>il* i-
« «mipl«‘tt' the « «»lisiru« ti«'ti <»l ili«1
ktln- vv ili start.
It i- expevle«l timi loti men w ili
b<> gì veti einphiy m«*ii«
Take Advantage of Our Going Out of
Business Prices
All Paint anil Varnish Suhl »I C«*1* l,n<*
Baseball Goods
$1 lb
$1 30
$2 2b
»List.
13.20
Musk
$■’ Ml tn $3 bO
Bas> l>all 1 niini Ills l».r sill!
$1 40
,
«
a*
h
Bai
Sllll'U.
1'
Lollis, ill'
Hulls
lias, ball 1 niini ins Slnlni" I’ll'
Shill tiuai.ls und GI..V. , .<1 all killils al »¡"iilK Olli <>l
II iis I ikss I’l'i.'.s
tlaly Week Seivicea Continue
Largi uiiiubt'r- ure attending the
Holy week !*er\ice* bring held at
(hr ’ l*rv*by tvrinn church
I’n-toi
Dunenn I* Cnineron will preach to
night on *‘,l»‘*u* m Communion**
“ ,le- <i.
in
ami Fndav night on
■Agony.' ’
\ communion
*erx ice
will follow the Friday* meriing
ln*t
Pastor I ‘nmerou pnmehed
night on ’ ■ .1» -n- m Retiremrnt, ’ *
-lutwing (hut pinyrr,
meditation,
ciurag«* and faith nr»* nece-*Mry m
a Christ inn '* hi«'.
Vitsi StaUstli-s
if it weren't fur Ito' linde
groom, ci.-rv ne.Ming would
1 11 lu.n fur
1lilnx ■ for
\ $ I tai 1 •'ii libT ’s
\ *3 .<1 1 'n I4i r's
\ *1 tai « 'nt.'lut's
\ X, tai < 'ati'lu i 's
I V KI I*. Nl
I'lSIIIXi;
1
W KKK
$2 00
lbc to bOo
Bridge Lamp», each
Axe Hamlle i from
511
A. BRUNI)
M AIN S I K I E I
Use 3* <> of your gross receipts lor advertising
land increase the volume of your business 10‘/<.
ARCADE THEATRE
Friday-Saturday, March 29-30
F
Solin' say this means an early spring. We don’t know . Some things it <l<>> s mean,
however, ure new elothes, new bonnets and—a big tliniier.
Ibis vt'iir the Safe
way Man — beenu.se of increased facilities can serve yon better and more < eononi
icnlly than ever The quality of everythin-; is, of course, guaranteed by the
ARCADE THEATRE
Sun.-Mon.-Tues., March 31, April 1-2
■
For Week Ending Sat., March 30, 1929
Do You Know?
Maximum
Corn «
a
tiobl
Xu 2 litis ul’ Fancy Hold
cn corn.
2 en»»
35c
?
al
cutis
39c
Pini jur
Rice Crispies
or Pep
St ill'll d nr * I ri i n.
2 t»»r
bill ties
Salad Oil
Shrimp
Mir imin.i
Maximum tall eatis. Limit
for
I
1 uns
Chili Sauce
( Cheese
A tasty lull
ituiiii
vlirisr.
En ch
Pound
Bananas
Oranges
Hams
Eitah'i*
Having.
Pound
l.mcy Pi ns
2
(J iiii , l
Milk
25c
I
l''aliey dry |>ai'k
limns
lit
n
r-
Stvrrl and juicy.
Hull' nr whoh'
 dozen
Í
*
lins
Olives
35c 2
l
\o. 2’ o tins of slightly
finest
liltiltill slicrs.
Fancy uhi!»’ tips
MCWADE BROCKWELL EDESON
BRYAN FOY
Medal, tin'
Asparagus
2
Pineapple
Mayonnaise
BEMKETT KENYON
GEORGE M.COHAN
Í
West s largest food concern
AND THEN THE FUN BEGAN
THE HOME TOWNERf
his Year
Easter Is Early
25c