The Oregon daily journal., April 29, 1907, Page 7, Image 7

CllLlt DAILY JO U
io:;tla::d. moijday eve;jii;q. aphil cd. i:.7.
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t Ihe Store- .Noted for llrst Gmm1 at Lowest Prices.
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TOVIOHri AlTDiEMIBTS. "
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"The Plctntnr'
. . . ".w.re of Men
"For ldutlif"a ,'
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"Healed LUm'
Martha T. Trimble of Bridal Veil filed
at the Good Samaritan hospital last
Wednesday morning- after a Ion Illness
nd the remain were taken for burial
to her former home at Bmlth River la
1 Norte county. California. Mrs.
Trimble was the wife of Mao Trimble, a
well-known locser who ha worked for
the )umber company at Bridal Veil FallaJ
. I or ins past is years, inure wai one
', daughter, aged I yeara who with the
. husband and a alster-ln-law, Mrs. C, u,
. Will lame, accompanied the remains to
California. Mrs. Trimble was born
January It, 117, at Smith. River and
married Mr. Trimble about zo years aco.
She had been In very poor health for a
number of yeara and became, mortally
III last October, since which time she
had been at the Good Samaritan hospital,
". She was a Christian Scientist and very
patient in all her misfortune and was
' very well liked by all with whom she
earn In contact, , ' '.
, William Mitchell and associates have
, purchased from A. M. Thompson 100
' feet fronting- on the west side of East
Thirty-third street near Belmont for
' 110,000. The property Is substantially
Improved and brings In a fair return On
the investment. Mrs. AdeUae M. Under
.r wood has purchased an acre In King's
second addition. west' of the Cornell
road. ; The property was sold by . filler
runtgaa and brought 16,260. .
The revival services at the Central
Christian church. East Twentieth- and
Salmon streets, have been very suceess
' f ul thus far. . The trustees of the
church by the generous contributions of
the members and friends, have been en
abled to pay off the 1 1,100 mortgage
on the property. Special services will
be held Tuesday evening, to oelehrate
, ins event. The chorus under Mr. H. a.
'Baston, on next Sunday sventng, gives
id sscrea cantata. The Wasarene."
First edition exhausted In-two days
. Is ths record made by the Bkldmore
urug company or the sale OI Hawks
new pocket map of the city. The see-
ond edition will be placed on sals Hon
; day morning and will bs on exhibition
Six the Pkldmore company windows to-
amj at loi 'intra street -
'f i- : . : ii pi i --i ' 4.-- A i' ? 1
A basse is blng held at St Patrick's
' hall. Nineteenth and Savler streets, for
the purpose of reducing the debt of
10,70. a remarkable ouauty of Irish
;l needlework Is oa exhibition which has
interested many. . Those who are inter
sated in reducing the debt ar invited
attend.. . '
Dental work at ths rental eollege
1 Persons desiring dental work and oral
surgery , will receive prompt attention
at the Infirmary of the . North Paolflc
college, which la open to the publio the
entire year. .: Corner Fifteenth and
' Coach streets, Telephones; Main 11!;
Home AIM. v A.V--.'-. l
Theouth Portland Republican elub
'will xlve a rally and smoker Wednesday
; evening. May 1. 107, at o'clock at
: Artisans' ball. Front and Glbbs streets,
A fine musical and literary enterteln
roent has 'been prepared.) W, P. Llllls
,! la president and B. F. Jones la secretary.
Dr. W. T. Cottel, Republican candi
date for the council for the fifth ward,
-was nominated by ths South Portland
' Republican club to succeed W. T. Maa
; tnra. He understands ths situation and
' will represent ths people f elected.
. Steamer Jesse- Barkina, for Csmaa,
Washouts! and way landings, dally ax
, c pt- Sunday. JLeavss Washlngtoa street
dock 1 p. ,)'.. -'
Have you joined the Hi. Bide' Ath-
- letie elubf 11.00 entrance fee. saved If
you Join this week. Professor Rlngler,
; director.. '"". V; .. -i -y i ..j U
' For Sale -A few second hand Inouba.
- tors; good as new. . Ill East Morrison,
' corner First street. --. ; t,
'. Optician or oculist wanted to share
excellent office with physician. O 11,
Journal. v. . , i;..--
Dr. George F, Koehler, removed' to
40S-4-I Bwetland building. Dtseasag of
. the stomach. , . ?; ....
' Acme Oil Co. sells ths best safety coal
all. and fin gasoline.. Phone Kast Tit.
' Woman's Exchange. 131 Tenth' street,
lunch 11:10 to I; business men's lunob.
Dr. W. B, Knapp has' returned from
east; of floe 10, Hamilton building. ; ; r
' Why pay moreT Metager fltg jrsur
yes for $1. Ill Sixth aueet
Dr. William Bouse, nervous diseases,
tll-4 Oregonian. - -:. '
Dr. Frank Q. Freeberger, t0l-l Bwet
land buliaing. (,. v - .- :, . :,:
soenlo photos. ' Imperial hotel.
, Brf Signs lit TamhIliPhene.
KELTY OPPOSED TO 1
PERPETUAL FRANCHISES
J. M. Kelty, who has announced his
candidacy for nomination for - council
man from ths Eighth ward, has taken
' his stand upon ths following platform:
"I have resided In the eighth ward
for 14 years and have had experience
In publle affairs. I served in the union
army through ths war c the Rebellion.
I believe In the enforcement of the
.laws, am in favor of organized labor
and am opposed to ths granting of per
petual franchises. it elected i will b
; fair in my of Octal capacity and will give
my attention to the betterment of the
, city and ward In which X live.'
THE LIVES if our millionaires. . Read
them you will find that almost all
tf them worked and struggled to save the
; first thousand dollars. Are you struggling
hard enough? Start now with a dollar.
Oregon Trust & Savings Bank
f , .Sljtih and Wvthlngton Strut
' qesourcea Over ?2,SC0,CCa
:4
interest
paid en -aavinira
;
accounts
BEST SAFE DEPOSIT VAULTS W "PORTLAND
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SUMMER WEATHER YESTERDAY
TOOK THOUSANDS INTO OPEN AIR
Teatarday was Ideal for outings and
thousands of city folk took ad vanUgs
f the glorious sunshine and the re
freshing brasses th to, fanned the ele
vated altitudes. Uks busy ants rushing
to their hillocks, peopls headed for the
surrounding heights la arch of rest
and recreation, They ; wers well re
warded, for. never did ths mountain
peaks loom up la ; greater brilliancy.
Mount Hood stood out clearer than
aver In an almost Immaculate ahroud
against an Immaculate sky and seemed
near enough to touch or at least 10 bo
within walking distance. - '
Hundreds of people took to the river,
thousands patronised the streetcars.
while hundreds' again enjoyed tneir
existence behind a team of prancing
roadsters or before a cloud of dust and
gasoline smoke. Ths day waa perfect
for anything and so far no complaint
has been received at the bureau where
the exquisite mixture of weather waa
mada The temperature was not op
pressive and ths dust seemed to know
ite place. - . ,
' A delightful and appropriate climax
waa reached last night when the full
moon like aa immense orb of Ore rose
above ths eastern hills. Its upward
flight waa ao rapid that It could be
plainly noticed and ths gloomy hour of
darkness Was brief. While Old lot
dipped la the sea to ths westward (.una
appeared In the east, bringing a new
day with softer rays sf light.'
PEACE ASS0CIAT101
VILL ELECT OFFICERS
Permanent Organization to Bi
Effected at Meeting Called
vfor Thie Afternoon. "
Ths board of directors recently ap
pointed te , bring about a permanent
organisation of a branch in this city of
the National Peace association will meet
this afternoon at the auditorium of the
T. M. a A. Perannt-Officers wiU bs
elected at this time and standing com
mltteeo appointed, and It will be one ef
ths os Important meetlSara to bs held.
Rev. K. 8. Muckley, chairman of . the
board of directors, has. called tag meet
ing for S:l. o'clock. vi ! . :
The most Important oommlttes to bs
appointed will be the committee on con
ciliation and arbitration. ' The associa
tion' ia anxious to procure as efficient
a committee aa possible to oonduct this
department because an opportunity has
already presented Itself . in . this city
whereby the asnociation . can prove to
employers, to employes and to. the pub
lio the practicability of the organisa
tion. - Following arc ths members of ths
board of directors: 1
Representing the People at Large-
Judge A. 1 Fraxer, 3. Hennessey Mur
phy. Rabbi Wise. Rev. E. o. lfuckley,
Dr. Andrew C Smith. J. B. ?aber, B. B.
Vlnoent and E. C OHtner.
Representing the Employars C . T.
S wigert, W. P. Olds. R. U Epdlman.
Paul Wssslnger. F. H. Stewart and
Theodore B. Wilcox. - l ; '
' Representing Labor Societies W. to.
Pltschke, secretary Stats Federation of
Labor; P. McDonald, editor Labor Press;
C A Foster, delegate Typographical
union; Harry Chester Quit, Bricklayers
union; W. H. Pltsgerald. vice-president
Clgarmakera' union; C H. Oram, presi
dent State Federation of Labor; W, A.
MoKenaie, delegats Stationary Engi
neers' union; P. H. Kelly, delegate
Barbers union, and R. A. Harris, . dele
gats Typographical union. .
DENVER RABBI '
. WILL COME HERE
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Rev. L OvsowlU Aecepts Charge of
J. first Street NSjrnagog for One
', Tear TelpgTama Read. v;
F.W.BALTES
GOnPAEJY
MAIN 105
INVITE YOUR
niQuiniEs Fon
PRIfJTIflG
Finn AID OAK STREETS
' A meeting Of ths committee ef the
Machaiki Arav waa held yesterday even
ing ar ths First street synagogue and
congratulatory telegrama -war road
from all parts of the oountry ia regard
to- ths new rabbi. Rev. i. ovsowlta. u.
D., who has accepted the charge of this
congregation for one year. .
Dr. Ovsswlts comes from Denver. ' Ha
Is ths son of the Denver rabbi and the
secretary of this congregation, I. Wain
stein, says tbat he is warmly recom
mended by prominent, rabbis from all
parts of the country- -! .'
Soma of the telegram received wers
aa follows:' --' -v.,;-'.
Rev. Dr. Samuel Rappaport of Spring
field, Massachusetts, said: "The young
rabbi, Drs I. Os vow its, ia one of the
coming prominent . orthodox- rabbis ot
ths oountry and ha and his congrega
tion have my bast' wishes la their
undertakings."'
- Rev. Dr. B. Muth of New Tork said:
"Rev. Dr. I. Ovsowita was on a of my
pupils and In his tims ha waa my best
scholar and J feel aura that ho can full
fill all duties in the real orthodox way."
- Rev. Dr. O. Ilalpern of Seattle, Wash
ington, remarked: Rcv. Dr. L Ovao
wlts, American born orthodox, will help
American Judaism to uphold sains in
Ita proper manner.', .
The meeting closed with resolutions
to call a mass meeting ' tfext Sunday,
May I. at 4 o'clock p. m., for the pur
pose of reading all congratulations re
ceived and also empowering ths rabbi
to fulfill his duties according to his
own ideas. Ths mass meeting will bs
held at ths First street aynagogue, ,
SEAOEN'S FRIEND SOCIETY
VVJLL HOLD EXERCISES
Well Known Local Talent; Will
, Appear on Program To-
morrow Evening.
- Ths opening exercises of theBeaman's
Friend society will be hold at their halt,
161 Flanders street, tomorrow evening
at I o'clock. Soma of the best local
talent has been secured by E. It Roper,
the superintendent, and a very attrac
tive ' program hfts been am n red. - The
'following well-known artists will take
part: - " "- ,- - i - . '
Mrs. Fletcher. Linn. ' Mrs - B. XL .
Ely, H. CUuatnnetus Jr., Dom Kaar and
James Turner. Mrs. D. S. Williams and
W. S. Magulre will recite, while ths fol
lowing ministers will deliver short ad
dresses! - - . -s Z-
Dr. t. Whlteomb Brougher, Clarence
True Wilson, B. E. B. Ely, Daniel Stover
and William Hiram Foulkes. Muslo
a 111 bs furnlahed by Cllfford'a orchestra.
After the program refreshments will be
served. No admission will be charged
and all who aro Interested In the work
ef the Seaman's Friend society will be
coraiaiiy weioome.
SPINAL MENINGITIS '
ATTACKS GARDENER
Another stforadl case of aplna) men-
ingitia was 'reported yesterday when
Richard M. Hlghamlth. a gardener em
ployed bv Mrs. R. L. Hawthorns, fill
Belmont Street, was stricken. Within
a abort time after being stricken. High-
emun 10m . eonsciousness.- It IS ot
known If be baa any relatives In Port
land. An effort was made to reach his
mother, who Uvea In Eugene, by tele
graph, but no reply waa received. -
City Health Officer Wheeler la In tele
graphic communication with aa Ohio
specialist, who has met with consider
able success la treating the malady with
aa antitoxin. Dr. Wheeler has written
for a supply Of this remedy and expects
to nave tt here in a xew days. -
Dr. Wheeler Is confident that a con
tinuation of the warm weather will
soon result in ths complete disappear
ance si the disease.
. .-.i ii i n -.1, ' ; .
A SDeclfid for te!n Dr. Thomas' Ks.
lectric OIL stronsest. cheapest liniment
ever devised. A household remedy In
. . ..
Old Sores Oared by
Th Household Burgeon." Druggist
refund money If Dr. Porter's Antiseptic
Healing Oil falls. 16c
m ' "" " ' a 1
Preferred Stock Oanned floods. .
Alloa Lewis' tst xaraaa. , -
- iwr"y -Ts.
rj) Collars y
jm i i i isssw. - fSiggsress.
Mvasv MVt oaaoa as auma- n
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ORMOSID)
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FOR WOMEN ONLY
, Dr. rtandersae's OMssoesd' Berts
, Cottae Root rills. Tlae swH
- sad enl? rlUhi. rMdy lor bav
LAfkU PgaiOUS. care the moat
ebstlBste eaM la te IS dare.
Pries U sar box, smiled la Dials wrapper, I
Addraaa Dr. T. I. ttfKCI. 11 rirst Street. I
roriHise,
Save TI:l3 list for Future Rclcrcr.cc It Will Snve Yea T'cncy
Special Sale
n Ti
TT77 n ,:
Starts Tomorrow ,
House-cleaning time is now at hand and with it comes the demand for new
fixings for the home.' Our annual sale of household supplies start tomorrow
morning. ' Extraordinary bargains in Table Linens, Towels, Napkins, Fancy'
Linens, Crashes, Sheets and Cases, Bedspreads, Comforters, Blankets, " Pil
lows, Curtain Swisses, Lace Curtains, etc, Special attention given to out of
.town orders. Head the following carefully : : ' ; v . . yJy V;'"-y;
Table Linens Reduced
The good, reliable kind that you have always bought
53-inch Bleached Table Damask, extra heary, dou
ble warp; 0c grade. 'Special............. ....20
53-inch Turkey Red Damask, fast color and best 45c
grade. Special . . . . ... . . . . .;;. . i . . . . . .... . . .20f
58-inch Silver Bleached Damask aplendid wearing
quality ; 50c regular, , .'.V. i . .. .7. . . . . . . . ,', ,35f
66-inch Bleached Damask, weariand washes well:
regular 60c valuer"" SpecialT, , . , . . .T . ..... .45
72-inch White and. Silver Bleached Damask, extra
Suality and 75c value. Special. ......... . , .50d
0-lnch Satin Finish Damask,' in beautiful floral de
signs; regular 75c grade. Special .50(
72-inch Pure Irish Linen Damask, a beautiful smooth
surface,; and a standard $1.00 value..... 75
X6xl6-inch Loom Dice Napkins; 85c value. Dor. GO
18x18 Table Napkins; good $1.85 quality. Do2.t5
20x20-inch Napkins, extra heavy; $2 quality. 81.15
22x22 Table Napkins, fine quality; $2 grade. $1.47
i Curtain Swisses
88-inch Lace Stripe Scrim ; 10c
quality. Special ,7
40-inch Striped Swiss, ' i white
only; 12lc grade.-Special. .7?
36-inch Dot and Figured Swisses ;
15c and 18c grades,.. ... .12
28-inch Woven Dot Swisses for
sash curtains. '- Yard . . ..... i 10t
3-inch Qriental Madras ; 20c
quality, yard W. . . . ,13
Bed Spreads v
F,ull size hemmed Bedspreads in
good quality; regular $1....75
Hemmed Bedspreads, .full ; size,
and $1.35 quality. . . . . ..... .08
Full size Hemmed Spreads, Mar
seilles patterns; regular $1.50
grade. Special ........ . .91.29
Full size Fririged Spreads, extra
quality. Special ......... 815
Towel Specials
13x24-inch Hemmed Huck Towels.
Special, each , , . . . . , . . , i . . !. i
17x34-inch Hemmed Huck Towels j
10c grade, . Each. . . . .7
17x35-in'ch Bleached Turkish Bath
Towels. Special . , . . . , .... ;-.10
18x36 Hemmed Huck Towels, fast
selvage; 18c grade..,. ,.......11
20x50-ioch , Unbleached " Turkish
Towels. ; Special . . .... . . . , .12
22x40 Bleached TurkishTowels, ex
tra quality 17f
Crashes j
0' ' ' - . t . , '
18-inch Russia Crash, very absorb
ent, linen; regular, 10c 4Trde limit
5 yards ....... ...... ,..5
16-inch1 Bleached Toweling, in dice
pattern ; good 10c grade, , Spe
cial . . .-.., . ..... t7yi
18-inch Pure Linen Crash, brown,
extra heavy, and regular 15c -.Trade
... .;;...i,,i.,....;:i0a
Bargaips in Curtains
Hundreds of money-saving chances throughout
this popular department. .Bring this list with you
''.V': ''-'V' '' t for reference. z;
Plain Ruffled Swiss Curtains, 2f4 yards long, good
width. ' Special . .; .... ... , . . , , ,38t
Ruffled Swiss Curtains, fancy stripe patterns, Y
Sards long. A pair 50e
luffled Swiss Curtains, 3 yards long, fancy stripe
patterns; $1.50 value... .05
Ruffled Swiss Curtains, in fancy stripe and dot
patterns. Special . . 81.15
Ruffled, Bobbinet Curtains, linen lace Insertion and
edge, VA yards long white and Arabian; $2.00
valve. Pair ... .,,....,. .81.38
Bobbinet Curtains, with Battenberg insertion and
edge, white and Arabian. Pair. . . . i .... . .8 1.63
Scotch Lace Curtains full 8 yard long, 60 inches
wide; regular $2.00 grade..... .......... ..1.47
Corded Arabian Curtains, 3 yards long, 45 inches
wide; regular $2.50 grade.. ...,81.63
White Nottingham Curtains, 24 yards long, 30
inches wide. While they last, a pair. ; . . ... .381
Scotch Lace Curtains, 8 yards long, 40 inches
wide; regular $1.00 quality. Special.....,,. 75j
Scotch Lace Curtains, fine selection of new pat
terns; best $1.50 values. A pair.. 05ft
Damask Squares ;
44-fnca tsunask Squares regMljir prloe spe
cial .....73
S-lneh ranor Pamass Squares, Ho rads; spe
cial ,,.4.,...
14-Inch Hemstitched Damask Squares; special,. 35
18xl7-lnch Hemstitched TrayCletaat saeeial. ..254
HxtT-la FiinteS Vomle Trar Cloths; special.. 1S
Sheets and Cases ?
Unsn Finish Sheets, TtsM, extra heavy, reea-
torced ..60s
Extra Qualltr Sea an less - Sheets, , f JxM; apeolal.
each.t ,.,,.354
Xxtrtj QuaUtf Seamless . Sheets, llxt; special
eaeh ...700
Pillow Cases, extra heavy, alse 4lxl; special.
flllow Cases, extra heavy. 4(il; special. ,..13Hs
Burean Scarfs and Squares. 35c to 5Cc Valocs, Special 25c Ecch
"..:.-.- CORNSR THIRD AND MORRISON STREETS.
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SPECIAL SALE
PRESERVES
TsnritrrDAT, tmbat, sa.nrau
. batAits moitsat, -
APKI& SaVSS, ST AJTD S.
. . " le-oa. '
-j.;. v. Glass Jars.
Long's Apricot Preserves and
Jams . ............... .. 20e
Xsonr Blackberry Preserves
and Jams ......104
tn-s Tiranbrry Preserves
knd Jams . v. ............ 20A
liong Baspberry Preeerves
and Jams ..301
lanCa Btrawberry Preserves
and Jams ..-20f
Southweirs English Orangs
Marmalade 2041
Keller's Dundee Orange Mar
. mslade , ......... ...... .304
D. CHURNS CO.
exocna -
SI trfclxS Street. Pbeae SCaU SIS.
w-hta. CIILIG TCATS iST,
TOnOKT, 1:11 O'CXOCX. :
ttaraesn Veesassay, Theny Vtrktai Seeatal
rle slH., Weemeay. . ...
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WALKfR WKIFESJDE
Is tbe CssMay-DtasM Soecess, , ,
THB MAOIC MELODY
Varlaes VrtM-Sao to II.
SATS SUJLUIS AT XKXATAS BOX OfTIO
BAKEH TEEATRE SMSii
feiuisuently Uieateil The rameus Baiter Tkea-
Willlaai Ooltl- e (irt V.n,rty Soseeas.
-1KB DI0T4T0A." .
Sy Rlcaare llanllns Davta.
One of tbe fnnnleat coowdlM erer wrlttea.
Feraenal fllreetUm Mr. Arthur Mel.r.
UaUaae Satnreay. XTeslns fTlree Me. Ma.
Start Waa "Tss Cewsoy eat tke lasy."
UTk sad . rinla Tl,..t.. I
uuwe W. aaaua. Masairer. The Home ef
Toaliht,
eiaitty.
All Week In.truit Hit. Isnsensa Poo
leeann Htork Vmipanr la the Thrill.
- Honii M.ioamma. .
. "BXWAAX Of k." ' : ' .
taced enrter dlractloe Mr. Herbert Artew.
wennewMy ana PMtnriar. Nlrlit
Matin
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CLOSINQ-OUT
aaasr obass aits, tasu
SISSOU, BBUBMSS, STAZsTS
AIB Oai. ,;',', r ;
: We are selllnsT eur entire stock
at low cut prices, which we know
will eause It te sell. Now Is
your opportunity to ' ret good
Faint or Varnish at low prloe.
Store for rent, flsturesfer sale.
Ws An eratnr Oat of tas aUtaU
.;'
R. N. NASO:. & CO,
OO aa PaUt makers, : ,
4 sr. mttk sv, sa ose m.
Free tally-ho rids every afternoon. It costs you nothing,
'Reserys your seats now. .v.'rv ;
:. H. W. LEMCKE COMPANY
Main B50
SIXTH A!D WASHINGTON
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Our Predictic)ris
REQARDINQ the mammoth minq
Have Come True
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' The mine is developinf better than we e?er dared predict,
The Mammoth Company is not selling any stock. It has
been fully financed ; the floating; stock Is being purchased by
men wno realize us vaiue. xne pnee is rapiaiy advancing.
If you are interested now is the time to investigate and in
vest :.--';.rv ,v, -;:;;';.;..' "
The Bunker HM and Sullivan Mine, (a lead property)
paid $2,340,000 in dividends last year wd has already dis
tributed to stockholders $720,000 this year.
The Mammoth ia now producer and will pay dividends
within one year. We believe we have Bunker Hill and Sulli
van No. ti enough ore in sight to pay dividends for the next
thirty years. .-:t --," ' , - ,'- : '' ' "-,';
V Let us tell you what engineers have to say about the Mam
. moth Mine. .
TIic L Y. Kcctly Inv
PHONE MAIN 1238
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est Waaa "Wlakad Imnais-
lyiic theatre:
rertUat Veyalar "teek Kesss.' tntr Aft.
erases aai Svmlae Tkia Week. Ivrie Sleek
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troen 10 a. m. te 1 a. m. Daily matlneea at
amal On Rvealnf eernnnanea at !.
Sataraay and Saaday evealsaa. nrat ewtarai.
aae at f :1s. ,
The GRAND
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Veaesville ; De . teas.
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' The BtrnU Sketea,
"Arte Kaay Vaafa."
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Faaturei
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Valenteeeaa. .
CdsMnae, laier.
soa Xdnwaaa.
Entlv Klee.
' The Oaaattaa.
Frte Beawts.
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Week ef Afttt r,
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Tke Ureat Reral OemeH.r rwaaM.
roa sf0THE t saki."
by Carrie Aahley Clarke.
Hat. TtMS., Thar Sat, and SaiMlaea at I 1
art 10 sue SO seats. Im erenltur at t lt
tr1e 10, 10 am) SO eenta. fteaerved Seats
aune klata MM
-SUver Alar" Vest Week.
SOCIETY nigh r io:c:iT
OAits RiVri
: ti. keslsner's class Tues
day afternoon.
Ghost CariiivT.1
rilASQUEOAr
Sheet sed plllw-ae psrty.
Wonderful eiectrt-l effe-.
Thursday alh. May !.
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