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Side Lights------
D am e K ingsbury Springs every!
Dance K ingsbury Springs every'
Saturday n igh t. L eedom ’s O rchestra. ¡ Sa,urda J' » '«h t. L cn lo m ’s Orchestra.
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H a n d -m a d e g ifts fo r g r a d u a te s u ''a v e s T oday fo r 'F i-u eo —
a n d J u n e b rid e s .— N e e d le c ra ft Shop.
L u ls E lm o re ' a railw a y m ail c le rk ,
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who has lived in A sh lan d fo r th e
O ur su ita satisfy .
P a u ls e r u d ’s. ' last y e a r an d a half, will leave fo r
1 9 S -tf1 ^an F ra n cisc o th is ev en in g , w h ere
he expects to m ak e l.is hom e. Mr.
W ill Teach at R oseburg—
E lm o re lived in 'F r k o b e fo re com
Miss M ay H ed rick , of B s tre e t, ex ing to A sh lan d a n d th e re fo re is go
pects to go to R o se b u rg to teach ing back hom e. He lias tra n s fe r re d
th e uext school te rm .
from th e A sh la n d -G e rb e r Ito Hh'e
w est division of th e O gden a n d San
C o lu m b ia rec o rd s red u c e d to 65c F ra n c isc o ru n , w ith h e a d q u a rte rs a t
fit R ose B ro th e rs.
1 5 2 tf San F ra n cisc o .
P h o n e 119.
P a u ls e r u d ’s.
W e call an d d eliver. Tourist front Sou h D akota—
1 9 8 tf
A la rg e tru c k w ith a good sized
house b u ilt on th e c h a ssis, a rriv e d
T “t us b rig h te n up y o u r old su it.
. in th e city th is noon a n d proceeded
P a u ls e r u d ’s.
1 9 8 tf
to th e a u to cam p g ro u n d . T he o u t
fit has been on th e road fo r som e
R eturns front Trip South—
tim e, o rig in a ly s ta r tin g from R apid
1 J. R ain e, m a n a g e r of th e N ata
C ity, S. D , an d h i d sp e n t c o n sid e r-
It is seldom th a t an a c to r h as th e St. a n d th e a te r ra n “ Jim th e P en -
t o n u i '', re tu rn e d y e ste rd a y front a vi
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,
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—
a b le tim e in C a lifo rn ia th e la st few d istin c tio n of h a v in g his n a m e in m a n ,” th e sa m e p ro d u c tio n w hich
to u r w eeks tr ip in C a lifo rn ia . Most
m o n th s.
e le c tric sig n s on tw o of New Y o rk ’s )w ill be th e a ttr a c tio n a t th e V ining
of h is tim e was s p e n t a t S alin as.
uptow n th e a te r s a t th e sam e tim e. th e a te r S u n d a y a n d M onday.
Mr.
Bring your nert BLOWOUT to L ionel B a rry m o re re c e n tly had th e
B a rry m o re is th e s ta r of th a t p ro
D etrick sells b u tte r fo r less. 2 0 1 tt L e e d o m ’s T ire H o sp ital.
2 0 9 tf d istin c tio n of co m p e tin g w ith h im d u c tio n , a n d (ininiedjiately a f t e r it
se lf fo r p a tro n a g e in tw o of th e was con clu d ed he opened a s h o rt
Special N o t i c e -
LEAVES FOR CORVALLIS
lea d in g show ho u ses in New Y ork.
season in a B roadw ay h ouse in "M ac
B e g in n in g M onday, May 8, s ta n d
ON WRONG SCHEDULE
It h ap p en ed d u rin g th e w eek th e b e th .”
a rd p ric e for th e season on M alted
M ilk T w ins a n d Blue R ibbon B read
Mr. a n d Mrs. F. F . W h ittle left
A Living Sure.
— One pound loaves, 8 c e n ts; one th is m o rn in g a b o u t ¡4 o ’clock fo r SUDDEN CHANGE OF OPINION
W hat you could buy for S] before
a n d a h a lf p o u n d loaves, 12 cen ts. C orvallis.
M r. W h ittle had m ade Or Possibly the Lady Had Really Been the w ar now costs $1.70 In the aver-
At th e b a k e ry o r y o u r g rocer. Bon p re p a ra tio n s to spend “ M o th e r’s day
Enjoying H erself and W asn't
' age la r«e c ,tY- T his is the late st cost-
Ton B ak ery .
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A w are of It.
of-living report from th e national in-
W ill A rrive H ere Today—
W. T. N ew ton, of San F ra n cisc o ,
a b ro th e r of Mrs. H om er E lh a rt, will
a rriv e in A sh lan d , e n ro u te fo r P o rt
lan d , th is ev en in g .
He will c o n
tin u e his trip as fa r as Gold H ill th is
ev en in g , an d will be acco m p an ied to
t h a t place by M rs. E lh a rt. T hey w ill'
visit th e re w ith th e ir p a re n ts over
S u n d ay , b efore Mr. N ew ton con
tin u e s his trip to P o rtla n d .
Mr.
N ew ton is connected w ith th e A m er
ican Can com pany, an d Is going to
P o rtla n d on b u sin e ss fo r th e com
pany.
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At one of those banquets w here al-
m ost every one is called on to m ake
a sh o rt speech or to tell a funny
story, a woman who sat n ear th e
sp eak er’s tab le w as heard to rem ark
a fte r nearly every story to ld :
“My goodness, th a t’s an o th er old
one. Why don’t they tell some new
ones?”
R egardless of w hether th e sp eak er
SIN KILLED IN ELECTION
got a «ood l«u«h .h e cowplaloed Io
RIOTS jIN MEXICO
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m ow ers.
F ix it Shop.
B eaver block.
Mr. and M rs. S. A. P e te rs J r . a re
rem o d e lin g th e p ro p e rty a t 5 95 Io
w a s tr e e t, w hich th ey re c e n tly p u r
chased. T hey a re m oving th e house
to th e c e n te r of th e lot, a n d a fte r
rem o d e lin g a n d a d d in g to th e p re s
e
n t h o u se, th ey will h av e an ex
Dance Mixtee h all, Saturday nig h t
c
e
p tio n ally nice hom e.
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Buy New M achines—
R. A. F ield a n d G eorge H. T ay
lo r a re b oth th e o w ners of new c a rs
of th e C h ev ro let “ 4 9 0 ” m odel.
V isits R elatives H e r e -
H a rry Colvig, c a sh ie r of th e C om
m ercial T ru s t and Savings b a n k of
P re sc o tt. A riz., is h e re v isitin g w ith
his fa th e r, V olney Colvig, his b r o th
e r F r a n k a n d his s iste rs, Mrs. G eorge
G ille tte and Mrs. T o rb e rt W. S an
ford , a n d his cousins, th e E m erys.
N ine O. A. C. B a rre d Rock h ens
a n d ro o ste rs for sale.
243 L a u re l
St-
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Baby Boy Roixt—
Mr. a n d M rs. G eorge K ing, of
Beech a v e n u e, a re th e p ro u d p a re n ts
of i
'f n e e ig h t a n d a h a lf pound
boy, w hich . rriv e d F rid a y , M ay 5.
Both m o th e r a n d son a re re p o rte d
to be d o in g nicely.
SISSON EDITOR PUTS ONE
OVER ON HIS SUBSCRIBERS
SISSON,
C alif.,
M ay 6.— Miss
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v.
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R uby R ose, a school te a c h e r of San-
o t r ’_ lSt T h u is d a y becam e th e b rid e
of O rbell O. A pp erso n , e d ito r of th e
Sisson H e a d lig h t, a n d a c tiv e in p ro
m o tio n a ffa irs in n o rth e rn C a lifo r
nia. T he w ed d in g a t th is tim e w as
a s u rp ris e to th e m an y frie n d s of
b o th th e b rid e a n d groom , as it w as
expected to ta k e p lace next m o n th .
T he y o u n g co u p le d ecided th ey did
n o t w a n t a fo rm a l a ff a ir , so slip p ed
• way to M oesta an d w ere m a rrie d ,
w ith only th e n e c essa ry w itn esse s
p re s e n t a t th e cerem ony.
BIBLES FOR THE BLIND
Dr. J. J. E m n ten s, of M edford, h as
resu m ed his p ra c tic e in th e M edford
F u r n itu r e a n d H a rw a re b u ild in g .
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Curiosity Satisfed.
I 1 n have
the e n habit
of patron-
av e been
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iztng a prin tin g shop n ear home, and
on
O(-cusiou I h a v e 'n o tic e d a
man in p a rticu la r who never spoke
to me. He alw ays hnd a scowl on his
face. Recently I w ent to a nearby
tow n by in teru rb an and sa t in the
sm oker. A man across the aisle spoke
to m « ;
“You patronize the Thom as print
«hop, don’t you?”
I said “ Yes.”
H e said, “1 thought. I had seen you
in th ere several tim es.”
I »aid “Tell me, who is th a t heavy-
se t m an with the w hite m ustache who
is such an Infernal grouch.”
“I guess you m ust m ean me. I ju st
bad th e m ustache shaved off this
m orning,” said he.—Chicago Tribune.
Team Standings to D ate
P lay ed W on Pet.
M e th o d ists .................... 3
3 1.000
C h ristia n s ...................... 3
2 .666
P re s b y te ria n s .......... : . 3
1 .333
B a p tists ......................... 3
0 .000
T he M e th o d ists won from th e
B a p tists in th e o p e n in g g am e thia
m o rn in g , by a sco re o f 15 to 10. T he
la tte r gave th em a bad sc are , how
ever. in th e Iasi in n in g s a n d a t one
tim e w ere w ith in one p o in t of th e
w in n ers.
T he lin eu p w as:
M e th o d ists—
L udlow . M arske, F ru la n , R am sey,
N orton, B row n, N u tte r, W a tk in s,
T ilto n .
B a p tists— N elson. G ilm o re. ; l _
R ing, C o tter, Doe, C arso n , G ill, B ut-
te rfie ld .
: “
In th e second gam e th e C h ristia n s
T his Is a Bible fo r th e blind printed
won a r a th e r easy v icto ry over th e In A m erican B raille by th e Am eri
P re sb y s by a score of 9 to 3. Som e can Bible society. It required 19 vol
of th e o ld e r p lay ers of th e la tte r umes, weighs 150 jtounds and costs
team w ere forced t o leave e a rlv
tO produc*
1,1 «»“ Parleon Is
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r ,y ’ shown a condensed Bible, held by th e
1 n " ,CdPl’,,,6 t u n team som e- young tarty in th e photograph, which
w h a t-
contains selected passages. T he con-
1 he lin e u p
w as:
C h ris tia n s — rtensed version w eighs but one pound
M oore, R. P a r r, K a n a sto . Bloom - and *s sm all enough to lie carrie d In
field. Hoxie. Jo n e s, H enry. P re sb y s
rotd pocket and sells a t a price
— P itte n g e r, M oore, P h ip p s, W ag-1 w ithln thd reach oi a n Y°1»«-
Sfef
-
H ead y o u r hom e-tow u p a p e r.
Loet Forty-eight W ar Vessels.
Town In Claes by Itself.
George, a new town on the Colum
bia river, in W ashington, will he in
a claas by Itself, for when coupled
with the nam e of the s ta te it regards
Itself as the m ost patrio tic place in
the United S tates. A uotlier acquisi
tion of nam es is a little crossroads
village iu K lickitat county called Jazz.
F o r sale, a fin e p ro d u c tiv e th re e -
a c re tr a c t w ith good house, b a rn ,
nice f ru it a n d b e rrie s, well s u ite d
fo r ch ick en s.
See B illin g s Agency.
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“ T h e P a re n ts I W ould C hoose.”
S u b je ct fo r th e ev en in g , ' ’F o llo w in g
J e s u s .” A t 8 p. m. S u n d ay school,
E. M. B ad g er, s u p e rin te n d e n t, a t
9 :4 5 a. m. J u n io r C h ristia n E n d e a
vor, E s te lla H ays, s u p e rin te n d e n t, 4
p. m. Y oung P e o p le ’s society, E d ith
R obison, p re s id e n t, 7 p. m. W e s t
m in s te r G uild, 7 p. m. P ra y e r m e e t
in g W ed n esd ay a t 7 :4 5 p. m Topic,
“ T h e P ro p h e cie s of D a n ie l.” C h a p
t e r 6. C. F. K o e h le r, p a sto r.
S tra n g e a d v e n tu re s so m etim es be
fall th e lin en s a n d p e rso n a l th in g s
w hich m ak e up th e b u n d le you “ send
o u t.”
C on d itio n s in th e hom es of la u n -
d resse s who “ ta k e in w a sh in g s” a re
j c le a n lin e ss
Is a fine a rt. H ere y o u r
c lo th es a re p ro te c te d by every s a n i
ta ry s a fe g u a rd ; h e re h e a lth y , clean -
g a rb e d people w ash an d iron fo r
you in q u a rte rs w hich a re sp o tless
Send us y o u r b u n d le th is w eek—
a phone call will b rin g o u r r e p r e
sentative.
Ashland Laundry Co.
PHONE 165
M illin ery S a le
Begins Saturday
& S h e p a r d ’s
a
CITIZENS BANK BUILDING
UP STAIRS
At the Churches
■ lesson, “ A dam a n d F a lle n M an .”
M ARBLE WORKS
O R D E R S p ro m p tly filled a t .4
A sh lan d S unday school a t 10 o ’clock. W ed
i M arble W orks, 117 N. M ain St. n esd ay e v en in g m ee tin g a t 8 o’clock.
M rs. A. H. R u ssell.
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R e a d in g room open d aily fro m 2
BABY CHICKS
u n til 5, except S u n d ay s a n d h o li
days.
W E IN CU BA TE 250,000 EGGS ev-
e ry th re e w eek s; th e la rg e s t and
fin e st eq u ip p ed e le c tric h a tc h e ry
C h u rch o f th e N azaren e
in th e S o u th w e st.
All p o p u la r 1 C o rn e r of F o u rth a n d C s tre e ts ,
b reed s. R h o d e Isla n d R eds. B a rre d S ervices fo r S u n d ay . May 7 : S unday
lie
'Alsi.al , r Mi; ° rCaS-
school at 9 :4 5 a. nr. Thornton S.
etc.
Also o u r fam o u s O re g o n -' « n ,
. x •
C o rvallis W h ite L e g h o rn s. O rd e r | W 1 y * s u Pe r ln te n d e n t.
p r e a c h in g
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livery of baby ch ick s, P e k in , M us-: ice a t 8 p. m. P ra v e r m e e tin g W ed-
covy o r In d ia n R u n n e r d u c k lin g s, n e sd ay n ig h t a t 7 :3 0 . You a re cor-
M am m oth B ronze baby tu rk e v s . j i „ h ,
,
In c u b a to rs and b ro o d ers. C a re fu l dia y inT lted to com e a n d w o rsh ip
a tte n tio n to every o rd e r, la rg e o r w ith us. J. E. M cShane, p a sto r.
sm all. Send to d ay fo r prices. R ed
W ing H a tc h e ry , 2030 E a s t F lo r
B aptist Church
ence Ave., Los A ngeles. 2 0 9 -sa t-tf
C o rn e r
H a rg a d in e
and
F irs t
FO R SA LE— C heap, 200 egg in c u b a
to r. A d d re ss R. F . D. Box 83-A. s tre e ts . S u n d ay school a t 9 :4 5 a. m
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'O . F. C arso n , s u p e rin te n d e n t. M orn-
P I’V
t I I I'x x r x
tlT A r tlr n
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E xquisitely Trimmed
to Conform to the Latest l-'lfth
A venue Dit tai es
I OR
R E N T — F u rn is h e d
8 room
h o u se ; also five room f ir s t flo o r,
a p a rtm e n t, and a one room a p art-1
, i l s t Church o f Christ, Scientist
m en t.
153 G ra n ite St.
Phone'
P io n e e r a v e n u e, S o u th .
S unday
4 1 1-R’________________________j serv ices a t 11 o’clock.
S u b je ct of
Two ingeulous thieves, finding the
stre e ts of Buenos Ayres, Argentine,
too well policed fo r daylight holdups,
recently succeeded in using police
h ead q u arters fo r one of th eir opera- j
tious. Accosting a m iddle-aged m an of
prosperous appearance, they showed
him detectives' badges and announced
he m ust accom pany them to h eadquar
te rs and th ere explain how he came
by the gold w atch and o ther valuables
he carried. To avoid a scene the man
accom panied them . They took him to
an unused room a t h ead q u arters and
relieved him ef everything of value.
Then indicating a door of a room ,
w here his p ro te sts of innocence would
be atten d ed to, they vanished.
D uring the period when the United
S ta te s was actually at war, April 6, '
1917, to Novem ber 11, 1918, the loss
of navy vessels was 48 of all classes.
On these vessels 1,150 lives wfire lost.
The list Includes one In.ctleship, th e
M innesota, tra n sp o rts, tankers, sub
m arine chasers, yachts, etc.
ed the washing you
“ Send Out”
Late M odels,
W A N TED — S p ading, g a rd e n in g and
law n w ork. C all or a d d re ss J. D.
P e ffly , 143 S ixth s tre e t.
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J/0U CVCi f()llOW'
n ot alw ay s id ea l; s a n ita ry s ta n d -
a rd s m a y not be as high as you
m ight w ish ; o ften th e r e is sick n ess
in th e house.
In a crow ded k itc h e n , th e d a in ty
lin g e rie w hich you w e a r; th e lin en
w hich clo th e s y o u r beds; th e n a p e ry
from w hich y o u r m eals a re serv ed ,
is w ashed u n d e r c o n d itio n s f a r front
p e rfe c t.
W hy ta k e tills risk , week a fte r
w eek, w hen a t no a d d itio n a l cost
you can send y o u r fam ily b u n d le to
P resbyterian Church
¡o u r m o d ern la u n d ry ?
O urs is a
S u b je ct fo r th e m o rn in g se rm o n , 1 su n n y , a iry , w holesom e place, w here
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.
Bold South American Thieves.
BASEBALL NEW S OF
ASHLAND JUNIOR LEAGUE
n e r. W ilcox, L eslie, W a tso n , W en t-
n e r, 1 ro tt.
x ‘
“I've never been to a w orse affair.
I wish they would cut it short. I’d
ra th e r have stay ed hom e th an come,”
•lie bitterly asserted.
In th e m idst of her harangue, the
to a stm a ste r beam ed in her direction,
and s u id :
‘Now, th e re is Mrs. ---------. She is
one of the m ost charm ing w orkers In
our organization, and I know we
would all be glad to h e a r her speak.”
Dism ayed, Mrs. ------ m anaged to
get on her feet, and addressed th e
m e e ts th
u slv :
guests
thusly
“I really d on't know w h at to say,
only th a t I ain so glad to be here
w ith you. I Just said to th e lady sit-
ting next to me w hat a perfectly
splendid tim e I was having. I didn't
know we hud bo m any clever people
In the organization who could tell
•uch funny stories.” — Indianapolis
News.
<•> d e liv e r th e ta lk a t th e m o rn in g ser-
3> vices.
Mr. W ood h a s done excep
tio n a lly good w ork all over th e
co u n ty , and he will have a good
$• m essag e to d e liv e r to th e c o n g re g a
<$> tion S u n d ay m orn in g .
B. Y. P. U.
<•> a t 7 o ’clock. All y o u n g people in
<3> vited to a tte n d .
<$>
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F its t C o n g re g a tio n a l C hurch
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S u n d ay school a t 9 :4 5 a.- nt., w ith
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classes fo r a ll g ra d e s and ages,
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a n d soda com bined.
<$> B rin g y o u r Bible. M orning service,
! ■$• $> <s> <$> <s> .$> <$> $><£ <e> <$> <§> <s> <$.<$><$> <s>
11 a. nt.
S u b je ct, “ T he U ltim ate
Law of G od.” J u n io r C h ristia n e n
MRS. HARDING TULIP
d e a v o r, 5 p. m. C h ristia n E n d e a v o r.
7 p. nt.
E v e n in g service, 8 p. m.
S u b ject, “ F a ith a n d Its C osum m a
tio n .” A c o rd ia l in v ita tio n is e x
te n d e d to a ll w ho w ish to w o rsh ip
w ith us.
P le ase no tice th e c h a n g e
in tim e fo r th e e v en in g service. W.
J u d s o n O ldfield, m in iste r.
; d u strial conference board.
' The figure Is a iot lower in small
towns. The m an who insists on living
*n the city has to pay the piper,
The solution of the city m an's cost
living is to move to the farm . He
m ight not get much for his crops, bui
he a t least would be sure of a living
rite late st botunlcal developm ent is
—Chicago Evening Post,
th is tulip which ap p ears to be a cross
betw een th e common tu lip and the
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! W ork w ins w nen w ish in g loses; tiger lily. It has been nam ed by bot
a n ists the Mrs. W arren G. H arding
th e w orker wh]s con(id
th
e
tulip.
w isher forfeits e .e o r e sp ec t
th a t to m o rro w w as th e day se t a sid e
to re m e m b e r “ m o th e r,” left to be
w ith h e r o v e r S u nday. It is th o u g h t
th a t he will r e tu r n to A shland M on
d ay a n d w ill let M o th e r’s day be a d
vanced one w eek on his c a le n d a r.
N o th in g like .b e in g a h e a d of tim e,
even fo” M o th T r^ d ay
M EXICO CITY, May 6.— Six p e r
sons a re re p o rte d k illed an d 60 w ere
w ounded in e le c tio n rio ts a t U ru p an
in th e s ta te of M ichoacin on F rid a y ,
T he best hom e m ad e ca n d ie s can a c co rd in g to a re p o rt receiv ed h e re .
be had a t R ose B ro th e rs.
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REMODELING PR O PERTY
RECENTLY PURCHASED
B a rg a in s in second h a n d law n
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To be held a t H otel A sh lan d ,
<s> T u esd ay ev eu iu g . May 9, w hen
th e L ith ia n s of A sh lan d w ill en-
<t> te r ta in th e Cave Men of G ra n ts
& P ass.
Big ch iefs w ill a tte n d
♦ th is pow wow.
M e te r s of
g rav e im p o rt w ill be d iscussed.
,
M usic a p p ro p ria te to th e oc-
® casion w ill be fu rn ish e d . L ith ia
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w a te r will flow freely , a n d an y
I <&> Cave M an d e s irin g s tro n g e r
I <8- d rin k will be fu rn is h e d s u lp h u r
Local and ^Personal
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CHERRO FL O U R
Your meals cannot be relished unless you liave
good bread. We have the good meal remedy—
Let CHERRO be your flour.
AND
Big Spring Festival
B IG D A Y S
B IG N IG H T S
----- starting-----
Tuesday, May 9th
/
Final
Showing
You Can Get Them Now— Between
Seasons— at Sw eeping l*riee
Reduetiona
Today
TMC THEATER BEAUTirw
“Don’t Ever Marry” with Wesley Barry
“ Don’t ever m arry” lias been the sympathetic advice
of the old to the young for generations gone-by.
This is a Comedy-Drama of the “ Why?”
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“ UPPER AND LOW ER”
Tomorrow and Monday
"Jim the Penman”
—with—
Lionel Barrymore
He was a coward, yet he feared not man nor devil.
Which does a man love best, his wife or his daughter?
The world-famous melodrama of a man who
wins to the highest pinnacle of financial success
through his clever pen—and the inevitable
end—a climax that will startle you.
Also — “ A PAIR OF SEX ES” and SPORT REVIEW
FACTORY
BLOX
The Ideal Fuel
----- for— —
Summer Use J»
They Make a Quick, Hot Fire
Prices Reduced for Summer Use
Try a Load of Mill Ends
SHOW GROUNDS NEAR HAWTHORNE SCHOOL
All Attractions Furnished by
Carson-Fowler Lumber Co.
Queen City Shows
“ In the Heart of Town.”