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THE ElGlCE DAILY flfAIlD. WEDNESDAY, JULY IS, 1008
Mid -Summer Clearance
Grand Bargains in Every Department,. Summer Dresses '-Price
Sale
20c Thin Wash Dress Fabrics yd 121c
20 pieces, all different patterns, pongee shades, blues, pinks, greens, , blac
inrh wi.-fc. nut ottcrns. all new designs. Don't delay coming for these,
they wont last at the price, cool thin materials, all of them, only yard
48-in Border Batiste, 60c quality Special yd. 46c
Comes In stripes and deep cram har stripe, pink,
lavender, blue and light green only. This Is on
of the newest features In cotton dress fabrics.
M INCH IJXK.S, A YARD p.
Pink, light blue, greyi, navy, browns,
etc. 30c quality, special, a yard . . . .
Craih, a yard
green, tan,
'zr,f
20V
blacks, etc.; 32
2'Ac
Galatea Cloth, yd. 18c
Cornea In Hunt blue, pink, navy, black, Copen
hagen, white, tan and figures.
A. F. '. (HX.illA.MH, YAHI) 12
31 In best quality Percale 12 l-2i
American Prlnta, a yard 5V
Amoskeag Apron Ginghams 7 1"2
yard wide Muslins, Sheetings, Outings, etc. spec-;
lally priced.
India Ltnon 5. 8. 1 1 . and 1 8 5"1
Eugene's Largest
and Best Store
S.H. FRIENDLY
592-594 Willamette St. .... , ..
Your Money's
- Worth or
Your Money Back
MAKE SHRINERS'
DAY IN EUGENE
GREAT SUCCESS
OI-'
CO.
-r
,'. PERSONAL
Nevada for the pant two or three;
MARRIED
yean:.
Ilcrl I'eter left last night on one
of lila regular trlpa to ine look nay i
oiuitry. !
I. K. Steven IB home from iienver, t the lim nf th, i,riri'u rsh
fc ( Owen, of Ashland, Is In the wliere he attended the National IJcm-, Hon. A. C. Jennings at the corner of
city on business. orratle convention. Ha reports a Went Fifth and Charnelton Btreets,
Ralph Weed ranio homo from tliepl lid time. I In Eugene, thlB afternoon at 4 o'clock,
north thU afternoon. I Louis Pearson, W. PIcIbs and Missi j n Auvlll, of Antlbch, Wash., and
B llrodera returned last night A. ('lease, of Portland, left on tn j Miss Fay O. Jcninga, of Eugene, Rev.
from a vlsll In Portland. ' j stago ihla morning fur an outing at. j s, HcCallum officiating.
.ii.. , i. ...i I., p.. t,i ib mit-lti li'nli.v Murines. I - ..
niu u- mil..!, i.i ....... ... i - - ..... ... ... ai me reBtiienco or t no brtda. on
r. J. iiurii, uaiigiiicr, ir. rriiu.: i.u- ...,h . . .,,., ,.
..-a ...,.l lfluu V..HO. W muni .j..h'-.ic, .mj ,
1H0X, at 6 o. m.. John S. Churchill.
in thl afternoon'! tinln
H. Hmeed went to hl farm near
Wallervllle Ihla uiornliiK.
W. W. Mil i tin la up from Hnletn
for a few day on business.
QeorgM ,Yrlng(on la homo from a
ahort trip lip the MrKenzlo.
J. W, Welt haa returned from a
abort oullng up the MtKonile.
K.. W. Caldwell hli left for bla old
dome at Oklahoma City on a vlalt. -
W. Polders and wife are home from
their outing up the McKenxie river.
Mm. II. A. Mouth waa a paaaunger
to Portland on the noon train today.
Mr. and Mr. S. Y. Abbott are
home from a visit In Southern Ore
ille Hard, and Miss Nellie Wllllniiis
lert this afternoon for a trip to the
Hohemlfi. mines.
Elmer 1.. Doollltlit, of'C.ottiige
drove, la In the city making prepara
tions to build on bla property 111 the
Mlalr Htreel addition.
E. Chahiopka and wife, of Warm
Springs, Or., arrived ,here Ihla after
noon on their way to visit Fred See
aud family at Marcola.
Mlsa Nell Ileaeh, of Pea MolneB,
Iowa, after a vlalt at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. ft. 8.' Ilryson In Etigeno,
left for her home fodny. '
Mrs. I,, h. Acker, A. J. Acker and
Ueo. II. UhvIh ot Tnrsnn. Arizona, ai
or Marcola, and Mra. Theodora O.
McMurry, Kev. O. C. Wright offlclnt
Inc. i
At the Tiny View Hotel at Florence,
July 12, 1008, Wllllamb K. Jephcott
and S. Selma Craton Hev. O. L. Lov
ell officiating.
aon.
A. Decker, of Urnnd Rapids, WiB.lter u trip tip the MrKentlti, left Ihla
was an arrive! In Eugene this after-1 morning for their borne
i.. on.
C. C. Page and wife, of Pealindy,.
Km., were arrivals In Eugene last i
night.
County Clerk E. V. I.ee and fam
ily hava left for Foley Hpr.lngs on an'
0'itlng.
Mrs. 0. (.'. llaschB. of Sumptor, ac-
. rompanled by her son, la visiting nt
i the homo of her Bister, Mrs. nm.
Cheshire, at Springfield.
I Mrs. Iiavid Link left yestiirdny
' niiirnlnir for N'eu'iinrt to aneiul n fi.w
I tt,n..lfH i...r.,,,(l., llnH um WMIIIu
II. 8. Mrfiimgall ex licet s (o leave preceded her several days.
In Ihe murnliig fur iJoerhuril on an I Mrs. Wllliatn llruud, of Florence,
cutlni? i (who recently underwent a surgical
J. V. Hhumate was a inscnuer tooperatli)ii here. Is able to be out and
Portland on the Itoseburg Ijicnl this expects to leave on Ihe stage tomor
f.irenoun. - . row fiir Ijome. .
Wnt. Kraaler, the well-known Tort-! ' Professor II. II. Leonard returned
land hnme-b'iyiir. arrived In Eugene . this afternoon from mi oullng at New-
lust nlghl. . '" " I Jiort. He says there are large crowd.
it.. A. I'.uiKih anil wife left on Ihe, at th
What Klinll Wo Have For IessTt?
Try JEIX-O,' the dainty," appetiz
ing, economical dessert. Can be
prepared Instantly simply add boil
ing water and serve when cool. Klav-
j ored lust right; perfect In every way.
jA 10c package makes enough desert
iwi a. mine mum, aii grocers sell
It. Don't accept substitutes. JEI,L-0
complies with ull pure food laws; 7
flavors; Lem Orange, Hasp-
berry. Strawberry, Chocolate, Cherry,
Poach,
Prize night timlg'ht at the C.nind.
AT THE (HtAXI)
'age Ihla morning fur au oullng at
llliin Itlvcr.
Ilr. M. I.. York leaves tomorrow for
ihe lluhviiilH mines, where he will
tjke an oullng.
Wllahlre llrlstow went to Newport
jesterday. Ills brother, Diinoll, will
go over loiuorrow,
A. M. Dunlels and son went to
J unit Ion this noon to play with the
band them tonight.
Andrew Nelson and son returned to
Cottage drove this nlternuon after a
short Slav In Eugene.
F. 0. Kailow and wife, of Jackson,
Mich . arrived In Eugene last night
and may locate here.
Mrs. M. K. Shipley, of Wlnlock.
Wash., Is here visiting nt the home of
It. M. Spencer aud rnuiliy.
Miss June Cray went to Hoswell
Springs this afternoon to visit a week
or so with Miss Ada Coffey.
K. 1.. Cannon aud Thomas Cobb, of
Hoschurg, were arrivals In Eugene
on th morning train today.
J. Y. Ilobtis and suii'ln-law, J. 1)
llrnly, of l.o Angeles, left on the
Blase this morning for lllue Itiver.
Mrs. Idaho K. Campbell and fam
ily leuve In the niuiulug for an outing
at Ihe const In the vlclultv of lleceta
Atl.nnv Herald: Miss Kditli Pol
lock, of Eugene. Is visiting In the city
tills iik with Miss Vesta Kiisthilill
K. K. Dunbar, of dinitis Pass, al
ter a visit with his brother. Harry. In
Eiis-ne, l.'tt for Ms ho'uie Inst night
Attorney W. .nir Hill, of ll"rkelev.
Csl . sirlvil In Kugcuii from Port
land t'Us attei noun on Inw busuius.
It I lliirnrtt i.'t.iiui'd to .lio ksnn
vllle on ln. nluhi's train sfler a short
visit with his tnnliir, llniai-f, In En.
gene
llot.srt Hulerv lift last nlutil fur
. Hosct.m and rioui (here lll so
' dois n iht. t'lnpiiua in is oi k on a Ion
drive
Heiiiv l.nli.t.ns rsine down tioni
I'ollnr. I'.iove this noun He has
.' Veen 111 Ihe gold InltWns dUllliU ul
Tho program nt the Grand will be
found In another column, and Is one
of tho best seen at this thentre. The
feature picture Is "The Mvaterv of
Diamond Necklace," a thriller, and It
wilt tin dlinven ullh oil ,I.A ....! i
resort and liundrgJs are com- cal effect.. vv.,i.,n..i,. ..i..... ,."
i.. i.. t.A..t, .1.... . .. . . . ... ........ -,,,1.. uimiL i
... o n , , nignt, and Hie silver service that
Professor S. 8. Travis, ot Clreen- Is In the window of Roberts llros
wood, Long Island, la here visiting , Eighth unit Willamette streets will
T, Travis, jinil sisters, Mrs. U H. Ed
muusoii and Miss Etntnn Travis,
PHOMOTIOX KKPAKTMI-NT
CO.MMKKCIAI. CH H WILL
OI'KKATK WITH IH AL .MASONS
TO KXTKHTAIX V I S I T I X
HKKTHItKX OX SKITK-MltKK 5
At the last meeting of the board oj
governors of Uie Commercial Club
figures were submitted for advertis
ing for three months in Eastern trade
papers for factories, and after dis
cussion the appropriation asked for
was allowed.-
A reply from the Albany Comities
clal Club was submitted to the board
in regard to the Intended visit from
Eugene to Albany, but owing to so
many Eugene merchants being away
It was decided to-postpone tnia mat
ter for the time being.
A committee from the Shrlners
asked the assistance of the promotion
department to make the big day of
me snnners meeting in rvugene,
September 5th, a success, and the
manager was iiistucted to co-operate
with the committee In charge.-
A proposition to hold a ninprv
show In Eugene this year was discus
sed and tho manager Instructed it
take this matter up with the secreta
ry of the Poultry Association.
The next number of Nobody's
Magazine was ordered devoted, plrto
rlally, to berries and a following
number to either Springfield or Flor
ence. The question of a trout hatchery
was discussed and ordered placed be
fore the general meeting, aa fully re
ported in The Guard.
, "'.-tr.
LANE COUNTY AT
SALEM CHERRY FAIR
Lane codnty will be well repre
sented at the cherry fair which opens
at Salem tomorrow and continues til
over Saturday. ' The Lane County
Fruit and "Vegetable Growers' Asso
ciation Is preparing the exhibit at
their packing house on Oak street
and will ship down to the capital city
tonight. There will be 30 or 40 box
es of cherries In the exhibit, all neat
ly parktd, and they present a beauti
ful appearance. The work Is under
t!e direction of J. O. Holt, secretary
of the association, which fact alone
InsreB that It will be done In a splen
did manner. The varieties to be sent
to Salem are: Blngs, Lamberts.
Centennials, Late Dukes, Ulack Republicans,-Royal
Anns nnd Llewel-lyni'.
All Humors
Arc impure matters which the skin, liver.
Udwys and other organs cannot UKe care
cf without help.
1'Iim.Ii-s. bulls, eciema and other enin-
I (ions, loss of appetite. Cat tired feeling,
bilious turns, fits of Indit-vstion, dull head.
I aclH and many other troubles are due to
I them. They are removed by
! Hood's Sarsaparilla
chuculateu
100 doses U
Itiihok.h STAOR TO
KITSOX SPItlXd.
Arrangements have lately been
mndo so that persons wanting to go
til Kltson Springs can take the mall
stage at Eugene, dosheu or Spring
field and connect with the stage at
Lowell . for the springs by way of
lintel Dell, on Tuesdays, Thursdays,
and Saturday. Scot f.
I'rli.n night tonight at the drnml.
We have U.'iO shares of
Coiustoi-k tiolilen (late stink
ami will s 11 any part on roa.
souiilii,. hid. Room J, Cham
ber of Commerce, Portland.
JIH
i,e fcien Hwny. iienuerHiiott a or
chestra will furnish music.
4 - 4 4
lliead. ink., and all kinds of can
ned goods f,ir lull, lies n :ilk.'l .
(is West Eighth slre.'t. j:':'
Pi l.e night toulis it nt the, l)iiiit:
WOOD S AwTxti '
dasullne pi.iv- r,
ph.. no He I ausj.
siiisl) lll he appr
bv W. V Moore.
Orders huge or
ivlnted.
Pil-e night tonight nt the Crand.
roll woods (;
lelie koer. AimiU- .1 II Cm.
JS E I lib. Teleihon,i 11, K
MUiic-snr til W. II. ll,,vl,
Prize night tonight nt the (Inind.
THE REMEDY THAT DOES.
"Dr. King's New Discovery Is the
remedy that does the healing others
promise, but fall to perform." says
Mm. E. R. Ploraon. of Auburn Centre.
Pa." It Is curing me of throat aud
lung trouble of long standing, that
other -triiatnieiitH relieved only tem
porarily. New Discovery Is doing me
in much good that 1 feel confident
Its continued use for a reasonable
length of Hum will restore nie to per
fen health." This renowned cough
and cold remedy and throat and lung
healer Is sold at W. A. Knvkendnll's
drug store. 60c and II. UO. Trial bottle
free.
PrUv nl;tht tonight at the Crand.
Summer Eviurslon Kmes to Yiiiyliin
Hint Newport anil Detroit,
On SAte every dny, round trip to
Yaiinlnn, r..OO; to Newport i.'i.aO;
to Detroit. 11.23.
Tickets sold on Saturday and Sun
day to Yniiulnn nnd Newport, 1 1 nil tint
to Monday following. 1:1 no.
A. J. UILLETTE. Agent.
Pilie night tonight at the liianil.
n:i;l V COACH STALLION
The tiermnn coach horse which I
purchased from Plllt.mi S on will
make the stand dining the season n,
Hangs' barn.
,( J. II. PERKINS.
Cnuul
Win ll MA KIM)
John M. Y. lin.n. snceessi.r to W
Hoil'IV All wo. id l.ts.1,1 i..
For pn.mpt service phone iliack
.UIJ. Resi.ienr,. a.'4 High i:ni. ti
ll.ollii wiHlilua
l'"iv iiluht tiMlU'll Ht 111
! j LEAr' Y"U M .jTlfl j
I .,:".,::;;:,,r;;,i'e' - n)F fejsnr --r--
X ftc. nun, ,!,, I il?J ' hw- i '
( Con:., and ssk a: v f the of. ,' jjf' S 'VLT ti ,:ant i.. kn,v
. men ti,,, ,,,, i 'A an - i si. .,..1,.- ,, ,
' 1 , C ii,':'"." He h
i . W Osbutn. C,,!,..-!. W. W. ,on A, , . . I -
TL - T? T . r . 1 I ' '"' t-nU'-.t at th
i nc ciKcne Loan and Savings bank t w,i, ,
i 11 "'" 1 i u : j' M',;y :
w iws 1 '"'ennui tunu-);t
ticand
land cemcn:
etv.'d
. ronky:
lira n. I,
snv'hlnc
lira n.l
' aiders: home
' I Lln.-o:n st
ji;
at the tirand.
CITY NEWS
A marriage license was Issued to
lay to Jesse H. Auvlll nnd Miss Fay
(i. Jennings.
Another carload of building stone
arrived here this morning for J. A
Nash, the contractor.
lid Wiles haa Just completed the
burning of a kiln of 120,000 brick nt
his yard across the river from the
-ity.
Crushed rock' Is being hauled on
Olive street between West Fifth and
West Sixth preparatory to paving the
street.
Evangelist Worthing will give his
last lecture on prohibition tonight at
h corner of Eighth and Willamette
street.
A marriage license was issued this
forenoon to Roma A. McCtilly. a mer
chant of llnlsey. and Miss Blanche
R. Campbell, of Eugene.
Ihe ( rescent baseball team defeat
ed the Caniphell-Fellmnn team In a
practice game last evening by the
score of I to 0 In five Innings.
John lliuizlcker. the .architect.' Is
drawing plans fur Colonel W. D. Mer
er s rnuiosed iiutiuuohtlo garage and
truck bain north of the depot.
The funeral of Miss Henna Naylor
was held at the family home In Eu
gene this afternoon. It was largely
nti-n.led tn her friends and school
males.
rel.rUi
I- II
Mlv,.n
I'll. .p.
r for
besides numerous (rietnls and
s of the faniily
"'. John II. llari'ig. A C
"I'd Dr. F. M. Dnv have 1 i
'1 is n ronnnlt'oo fro!V tin
' Ml Club on the marer "
.i soeiiro a tvout hatch
McKetule River.
iioii.-.i..,:,) .j,,,,,!, fur W. (. Ual-
loi. ir .: (" iipril. 'n nnd I. I
Ma-'ei .-. fr.m V""i!ln O-, arrived
" ...'.-.l...- T-sn ?..iMe-
tnen and ther families will make Kit
gene their futur chomp.
Mr ar i v-. r y Swl.-ert and
F Jr.. Evn-st and Corrlll.
srrii. l ... l'in..n thl noon Pi tS-lr
antumohlle from Portland. Mr. Swl
:e't l .1 . .uiltallst of the metropolis.
"resident of the ti-....f
In usual liquid form or in
tablets known as 8ar8atatS.
contracted for.
necessary between
West Tenth.
Some excavation Is
West Mtitn aim
: II Wr nfirallway company,
aadies th.": ' -
. '" ii V of '""''''It Wesr F'ev.orh
i,...,.,n WIll'i'Mi'tte a-ij Olive
was 1 1 sun bv the Warren lVn'-ue-
.in i'..r ; an) 's crew thl tvnrnlng
T'le of preparing O'.lvo street
'or the lining has begun. More fill
ing for this street will have t.v
lone than for any atreet yet pjved or
A merry party left on the after
noon train today for London Springs,
where they will enjoy a few weeks
outing. The party consists of the fol
lowing: J. W. Owen and daughter,
Miss Ermine, Mrs. Charles Hadlcy,
Mrs. Frank Hadley, Miss Kathryn Mc
Hardy, Miss Grace Battee, Miss Win
nie Hadley aud Miss Ruby Farrlng
ton. Charles Frank Hadley went up
by team a day or two ago. ;
' Roseburg Review: Y. D. Henslll,
n ari-hltect from Eugene, will ar
rive here this evening to draw the de
iniied ulana for the permanent , exhlb
It building at the depot in this city
and for the Commercial Club's per
manent headquarters in tne new
Kohlhagen building now being erect
ed. The exhibit building is to be
erected nt once, and the new head
quarters for the club are expected to
be ready for occupancy in aooui sixty
days from this date.
JOS. JACOBS PAYS
HIS $500 FINE
. Jos. Jacobs, the West Eighth street
merchant, who was recently fined
$500 and sentenced to serve thirty
days In the county jail tor selling li
quor In violation ot the local option
law, today paid his fine and was re
leased from custody, he having serv
ed his thirty-day sentence. This sort
of penalty has had a saultary effect
In doing away with blind pigs in Eu
gene. It Is said that liquor Is now
hard to secure here, although It Is re
ported that two or three of the "pigs"
still exist.
'men chosen for
STATE 0. N. G. SKOOTj
rho'r- bus been made of the men
, , :,i Comliaiii-s A and C at
he' siate O. N U. shoo! at Salem
e U-e -n July 2 and 4. The teams
have 'i.:uiv.l:.y night and Hida
tnorning reflectively. The men haw
been doing as much work as possible
e.iii-i.p end expect to
on l lie idis'i
raise themselves above their past rec
ords and standing"-
Company As team will be in
charge of Lieutenant White. The
members of the squad are sergeants
Pi-rdew and Prior, and Corporals Mc-
i u.Anau I.lputpnant
Cornac-K auu wuwy -----
Hunter will. command the men of Co,
C Thev are sergeant
vales Wood, Shear and Spencer.
The men will practice on the Sa
lem ranges during the remainder of
the week.
It. B. WRAY WILL PCI
IX AUTO GAHAtiK.;
R. B. Wray, who Is local agent for
the Buick automobile, .will put In a
garage In this city, just as soon as a,
suitable: location can be secured. Ho
Is prepared to do auto lively business,
for the traveling public or for pleas-
ure trips. Call up to Eugene Trans
fer Co., Phone Red 1101. ,
Prize night tonight at the Grand.
WELIi T:ILLi:sf
Get your wells drilled by old and
experienced well-drillers.
Phone Red 4S72. ' tf
BUCHHOLZ & CARPENTER,
S67 So. Willamette St.
Prize night tonight at the Grand.
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Prize night tonight at the Grand.
WEATHER FORECAST
FOR NORTHWEST
Portland, July 15. Ore
gon Fair tonight; Thursday,
fair and warmer except near
coast.
Washington Fair tonight,
cooler in eastern portion;
Thursday, fair and warmer,
except near const.
Idaho Fair tonight; cool
er. Thursday, fair and warmer.
C. XADEAU HAS OPENED
EMPLOYMENT OFFICF
la connection -with his cigar store,
at 631 Willamette street. Those wish
ing help telephone Red 1421, or call
at cigar store, 531 Willamette street.
n
TEA
You will find no poor
tea in packages bearing
our name. If you find
any such, you know what
to do.
Your ffocer rrttmi rout eiansr II tn doa'l
Ilka SctulUac'i Bii; ws pr bisk
Prize night tonight nt the Grand.
IF VOl' KNEW
The merits of Texas Wonder von
would never suffer from Kidney
bladder or rheumatic trouble. $1 'a
bottle (two months' treatment) sold
by O. J. Hull, or by mall. Send for
testimonials. Dr. K. W. Hall "O'C
Olive stree'. St. Louis.
lee cream, lemonade
Walker's, t'.S West Eh
and candle,
lit a stre
3::
Prize nlnht tonlt'-.t at the t;n,nd.
w (iAsoi.iM- wood svw
W. G. White is
vour woo t mi shor
Phone Ilia, k 4;;:,
West Si,:h sue,.;
prepared to saw ;
I Kesiilell, e i 1
Pri
nuht toni.- '.t ;it tu,
Perfection oil stow
' not
Co.
are sif.. s,.
smoke. Chambers llarihv.,,
An Honest Doctor!
AUVISedj rJ
SVLVESTEU t. uTnd
Prize night tonight at the Grand.
R. C. MOHOAV9 FURNITURE ,
FACTORY
' Furniture manufactured for
wholesale or retail trade. Satisfac
tion guaranteed. Factory at east end
of Fifth street. Repairing solicited.
Phone Black 5391. Residence phone
Prize night tonight at the Grand.
Warner tunes pianos. Leave or
ders at Morris' Music Store. tf
Prize night tonlpht at the Grand.
When hungry don't forget that
White's restaurant will satisfy you.
Prize night tonigiht at the Grand.
For comfortable eye glasses we
recommend the
"SO EASY"
Eye Glatt Mountings. Tbey are all the
name implies and readily adjust them
selves to almost any shaped note. We
keep most all kinds of mounllngs, but to
those who have been raving trouble we
especially recommend the "So Easy."
We lit glasses right and at right prices.
Fourteen years experience J jt
J. 0. WA ITS, Optician
611 Willamette Street
Robust Health RuiJ
H 7TR'. SYLVESTER E.RiH
ivl 218, Granite Block.btJ
writes :. ."reruua is th bi
sick man can have.
"A few months nro I eini
wretohod condition. Kjii.
aampnesg naa ruined my
btallh
The Slcu
Man's Friend.
. I
tarrlial i;
the brotJ
and fn, ,
was a douht as lorn, rs..
"My good honest old rf.-J
me to take Peruna, which Ii
a short tlmo my health fcj
prove very rapidly, fhi
trouble gradually dlssppm,
three months my hetltlm
(torea
'Atjcept a grateful mini I
pis restoration to perfect Iik
WOOD SAW1M
Gasoline power, by W.
phone Red 3282. Orden
small will be appreciated
mm
llEltE'S TO THE CLOE
OF JULY,
LOXC1 MAY IT LIVE .
SIAY IT HIE
There's nothing like
and Independent. It's f
to dine where you get th
for your nioney. This, '
polite treatment Is ahw
those who patronize tie i:
taurant.
9
PROGRAMME
Prize
night tonight at the Grand
I se IVWltt's Little Karlv Iji;
Pleasant tittle bills ' "
'ake. Sold by a',1 nnu-isis. '
Priie nigh: totiie., at the Cra::
NEW TODW
HFAP
H:l-''.ll
W H
outfit
four l
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Mystery of a Diamond Necklace
My Watch Is Slow
Lost, a Pretty Dog
A Difficult Position
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Troubles of a Flirt
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"Honey Boy"
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