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Reserved Seats $t.00 and $150, plus ten per cent war tax
Seats on sale at The Boot Shop, Ashland; Palmer's Music Store, Medford
Mail Orders to L H. Fuller, President, Ashland
NOTE: Children under lour years of age not admitted. Please remember this.
July 18 Opens the 28th Annual Session of the
Southern Oregon Chautauqua Assembly for 1919
with the greatest list of prominent speakers ever presented at the Assembly
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A Great List of Musical AfSraefions:
Including a big band from Czechoslovakia, the new Bohemian Republic : The Famous
Military Quartette from Camp Lewis : The Apollo Concert Company
Mm Superb Attractions Will Be Announced Later In The Complete Program
SEASON TICKETS: Adults, $3.00; Children $1.50
Order tickets from J. II. Fuller, President, or F. J. Shinn, Secretary, Ashland