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PAGE TWO Tocal and I Personal A meeting of the lundry owners of southern Oregon was held here Satur day, in the American Legion hall. Messrs. Welder and Speer, president and secretary respectively, of the Ore gon Luuudry Owners association were Btfsent and different problems of the '. business were discussed. This was the first meeting of. Its kind ever held in southern Oregon. Among the laun- ' dry owners present were E. B. Welder, Albany: V. A. Speer, Portland; Glenn : Kabrick, Medford; L. Ringer. Medford; and Mr. and Mrs. F. E. French of Ash land. notice to hunters! Positively no hunting allowed on my promises. O. C Stanwood. . ' .- 190 Edgar Wight, watch repairing. The fine fall weather of Sunday In duced most everyone with, a car to be out for an airing, and in consequence ; the Pacific highway between Ashland and Grants Pass witnessed a large pleasure traffic. People wonder why. mothers weep at weddings. Mothers have been over the road. See "Dangerous Curve Ahead," Page tomorrow. 190 Alta Naylor, Goodwin, corsetlere. 20 South Fir St., upstairs. Phone 918-W. 'A. 210 Automobile license tags for Oregon for 1922 wUl he bright yellow with i black-figures. Cost of manufacture , will be 1 7 cents. S'4 cents less than last year. The state placed an. order . for i 50,000 tags last week. Swell music and a swell time at j Butte Falls Sat. nite. . 195 Ur Harvey P. Coleman, Chiropractic nnd Electro-Therapy. 427-28. Medford Uldg. Phone 066. : ... Mr. a Ad Mrt B. O. Barrett arrived .11 IIIIB l-v. miDlaj f -.iivitMl liui" Dos Molnea, la., with a view to making their future home here. ; Notice to hunter!. Positively- no hunting allowed. os.roy premises. O. C. : Stanwood. . '.:. - -190 Lnth and plaeter. Uedford Lbr. Co. Mr. and Mrs. John B. Goodrich and party spent Sunday at , Big Rock. lodge on Rogue river. '. , A Blue Hook of the. Marriage Tpur, with a dozen- laughs,. on: every page, ' Dangerous. Curve . Ahead,"' Page to ; morrow. 190 Mrs. Paul Hansen, corsetlere for KuBono. Phone S6-J. tf "Several applications for rosorf per mits at Union creek on the road from Medford to Crater Lake national park jiavo ueen-received uy tne forest ser vice, according to Assistant District Forester C. J.. Buck. Union creek 1b visited by several thousand persons each summer. It Is resort headquar' tcrs for Huckleberry mountain and Diamond lake country over the now road built by thn forest sorvlce, con- ' noctlng Diamond and Crater hikes,,.. It, jb uisu - gouu iisning .ana Hunting grounds. Applications are also on file vi( Diuiiuici liuuig , liui lUHD IU LlilH UJB trict. Portland, Journal. . . : I have purchased a lot pf lumber be low the wholesale price and having more than I can use will Bell the bal ance, cheap. If you fr0.".$oiuK to build It will pay. you to We .Me. AaSresi Chill con cfirrieeason dpen busher! Cafe. ZZZ- hi 'Wt-- O. V. Myers left today , by auto on a short business trip to Glendale, Rose burg and other northern points. ' Ford touring,-new-top,' now motor, starter, $.100. Phone 57. ' 191 1 Shingles, shakes. Medford Lbr. Co. Chill con earns seaBon open. Qusher Care. ' C. A. Snider of Hood River aud H. Royce of Klamath Falls, who arrived In the city yesterday In their cars are considering locating here. The storj;, "Dangerous Curve Ahead" iof Phoebe and 'Harloy, who" married 1 nnd ljved jjcrappjly, ever after. Page ; tomorrow. ' ;- - - - - ' jgo Homstltchlnsvvv"". t. ""' . .; 8c net.jra.' . :- 'tf-'y '''''',' ! Buttohj covered; . ' " ! Hanfljdraft Shop. tf Ultimately evory dangerous curve and ehibUnkmont on state highways througlitiiif Oregon will bo protocted by a guard rail,, according to. State : Hlghwhjfc Engineer Ntinn. who explains i that the; highway department la pro ; ccedlng with this phase of highway construction as rapidly as Is prutlcal. The problem, Nnnn declares, Is big ; and one involving the expenditure of an immense Bum of money. The guard rails must-neoessarlly be of heavy eon- ! structron In' order to serve their pur j pose ana even at that will requiro fre quent replacement. Big dance at Butte Falls, Saturdny, Nov. S.':' I9t j Begin' your Xmoa gifts. Hero aro a few suggestions: Pillow cases, with embroidery or crochotlng, sllppors, sweaters, lmndmado handkorchlofs. llnndloraft Shop. P4 Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Davis of San Francisco are guests at the Hotel Hoi land. OUier guests are I. N. Richards of Los Angeles; I.. J. Chrlstophor of Seattle, C. C. Low of Portlnnd nnd rank J. Neunor ot Klamath Falls. Federal ,3 i. ton .truck, good tires, good shape, $1500. Your own, terms Hlttson Motors. ' 19l Ajrate-Jewery.- Edgar Wight. Mrs. fj Erg with her young daughter Evelyn of Ban Francisco, is visiting at the home of her parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. A. G. Wnhlron,,34. Cottage street. For Xmns presonts--Twelvo . really smu pnoiogropns do, not cost . more than n,8uiiper party, , and. last longer. 201 Ease Main and Central, lackey. 196 Gifts' la... pottery, and. hand-painted ?!asBware, and, cnudlasticks. Handi craft Shop. 194 Among Medord-citizens, who spent Saturday in Grants Pass were Mr. and Mrs. Chas. R, Cooler,, and. iewton C L'huney. Edgar. Wigb-t,, reliable Jewejer, . The University of California football team passed through the city Sunday afternoon enroute to Berkeley after a victory Saturday over Washington State college at Portland. Many of them showed signs of a hard battle, 'i he U. of C. team passed the O. A. C. team at Ashland as the Aggies -were bound for Corvallis after having suf fered a defeat Saturday at the hands of the Stanford gridiron squad. The O. A. C. team showed no visible ef fects of the struggle with the Cardi nals and was In good spirit despite the defeat. They expressed confidence as to vlctoiy over the U..of O. In the con test which Is scheduled for November J9th at Eugene. Several O. A, C. alumni and, former Btudents met the team train and talked over old times with members of the team, Jimmy Richardson, student manager, and "Dad" Butler, trainer, brief Btay here. during their Some party! Where?- Butte Fall"! When? Sat. nlte! , 19f Bert's famous chill con came. Gush er Cafe.' Mr. nnd Mrs. C P. Hnvrteld of Bno - - kane nro guests nt the Hotel Medford ns are Mr. and Mrs. Dee Allen of New Vork, Mrs. E. T. Moore of St. Louis. Mr, and Mrs. Paul B. . McKee of San Francisco find Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Clnnsen of Tncoms. Must sell nt once n nearly jiew Vlc- trota, fW. t350, whnf wlH yop pvp? Call 516 West Jackson. Phone 394. T,. 190 TWrq, wfn.q Mprlforri T.hr. Co. Kenneth WilHnms oulflo'de' for the Pf.' Lnuli Browns, nnd his wife hnvp arrived nt Hrnnts Pas for a week's visit vUY his nnrenls. Mr. and Mrs. 11. A. WMlims. p"d other retHtivns. niter which thev will an to California where he will play winter ball on one of the tenms. 1 ' Tho hnnlness ontlmlst- In thn onnn who rp'iiHPH to iPe evil whme evil doe not exist nnrt the onllmlstlc mernhnnt refusea tn think htislnens 1p hnd lie caVisp It Isn't, for him. Ho ndvertlsen ponslslentlv and Judiciously and ho 1" hpcomlnr the. bluest mefolit In hi line.; Tavtit pp- vlo! tn li..7aoVnn County Building and Loan association Thn larire numhpr of rooters of the M,edford high student body returned from Ashland on Saturday evening In very much subdued spirits owlne to the overwhelming victory of Ashland nigh, over Medford. high, hut todav were beginning to nerk up and predict that .Medford would tnke glorious re venge In the game here on Thanks giving day. Everything for tho baby at the Han dicraft Shop. 194 .Come, down .to Fat(nri. nnd Robinson, inc., and see the oream separator bar. Balnav-,.( -,.,, ,. , tf A total of 10,420 Oregon cx-servlce mon had applied for caBh bonus nnd loans-'midor tne "irbvlslona of the1!- gon bonus actum to Friday night, ac cording to Captain Harry Brumbauglr. executive socretary of the state bonus' commission. Of thooo 56S0 desire the cash bonus and 4740 seek..the loan, Loan applications' already on file ag gregate $13.li?3,3G: Applications are u.iL.YI.'X' Vi.. 1 VT"'... . -I eiqhlng' tlie iifflda-Ti't'tlie bonus, ioi mission- at the rate of approximately 150 nttdy. . ),A ir. , Foiv Sale-r-SO Jars,,of canned fruit and preserves. cheap. 516 W. Jacksonj ' : loo Auto tops, cushions, curtain lights. Medford Auto Top, No. Grape. 2H Tom Sharkey who mot Wily Huff of Klumath Falls In a ton round bout nt the smoker Friday night ,1s suffering from a broken thumb which ho sus tained In the first part of the match. Sharkey wont through with only one good liniid nnd although Huff 1s said to have known Sharkey was handicap ped, his wholesome respect for the lat ter provonted hlui taking advantago of It., Search the want ads. for it. If it Ian t there lot the want ads Bearch for you! High grade tailors tor men aad women. Orros, Ashland. Ore, tf C. C, Cnto, county agent, who acted as judge nt the Josephlno county corn show. which, began, Saturday In tile basement of the court house nt Grants Pass roports that thore were somo ex ceptionally fine exhibits. Thero wore 47 different exhibitors. ' Windshield glass. Car storage by day, wuok or month. HlttBon Motors. 214 When In need of shingles and roof ing call Wallace Woods, 108, 711 K. Main. James Coopor who was arrested by Patrolman Cnvo nt 2 a. ni. Suuday for Intoxication on the street, put up $20 cash ball for his appearauce In police court today, which was forfeltud by. nonappearance. , Colored handkerchief squares 25o. Hondlcratf Shop. 194 Insurance Plus Sorvlco. R. A. Holmes i ho Insurance Man. tf K J. Skewls and Glenn 11. Garrett woro among tho Medford guests at Portland hotels on Saturday. Our line of packugtv goods Is com plete. Seo our Xmas ribbon novelties. Handicraft Shop. 194 Typo talks, or nt least It attracts attention, a good looking pleco of printing speaks for itself. Veruon Vnwtor returned yesterday from Portlnnd where ho witnessed the California-Washington Stnto game. Frank Doremus who motored to Port land to seo tho game was forced to stop at Junction City because of a mimed out beurlng. - Yts. sho wants to gn. Tho music will bo peppy, so will the crowd. Let's all join hands and circle to the right, amidst the cornstalks and pumpkins. Rlveraide Community club, Saturday night, Oct. 28th. 1S9 : Try. our merchants lunch. The Shasta. Hemstitching and plcotlng 80 per Yard. Work done while you wait. Vtoxlty Bliop, jo? MEDFOTIT1MATL TRTBTTNTR. C. If. Pierce of Medford. a farm bu reau worker, is visiting his daughter, Mrs. E. J. Ilratncy of 1414 Winona street. He was formerly from Hia watha. Kas. Portland Journal. Hemstitching Plcoting 8c per yd. Vanity Shop. Expert auto washing and polishing, motor flushing and top dressing. New management, at Hlttson's Garage. 211 O. W. Dunford, Chas. Dunford. Jr., of near Jacksonville were among the Medford visitors today. Ford cars completely overhauled $20 to $25; other cars In proportion; work guaranteed. Central Point Garage. 190 Bert's famous chin con came. Gush er Cafe. . J. J. Mc.Mahon. deputy, state motor traffic officer, Is lurking hereabouts ' aKain. - ite arreBieu a. Mcuiananaji, taxi driver, ror speeding - about 10 o'clock Saturday night to a dance at Gold Hill with 7 passengers In his car, going at a rate, of 40 miles down the other side of Blackwell hill, and Mc - Clanahan was fined $15 by Judge Tay - !lor today. A Bimllar fine was paid by B. E. Owens, local manager of the Union Oil company for exceeding the speed limit on North Central with his Ford car early Sunday evening. Southern Oregon Lumber Co. has 2x4 lumber In various grades, planed and rough also some boards. Sell cheap. Ask for Mr. Harris at mill, tf China Illy bulbs. Jap Art Store. Sanitary Beauty Shop are now show ing local models in window. 193 Tonight Is the real Hallowe'en night. although tho youth and many of the elder people of the city have been celebrating the event for three duys past. Mattresses, furniture upholstering. Medford Auto Top, Phone 104. 214 Ford cars completely overhauled $20 to $25; other cars in proportion; work guaranteed. Central Point Garage. 190 , O. L. Goff writes insurance on any thing opywiicre. tf The Southern Pacific club of Port land, the Boclul organization of S. P. employes of that city, will hold a hard times masquerade ball In Portland to night, and the chairman of -the club's entertainment committee for this event Is Norman Normlle, formerly of Medford. . Full value In trade for roisnt and discarded clothes of all kinds. The Apparel, 103 N. Central. Phone 223. 194 Be sure end notice the latest thing In children's hair drcBS. Sanitary Beauty Shop. 193 See De-Luxt Auto Ton Shop hafsre getting that new top. tf '"Go to Church" 'day was a big suc cess In Medfprdj a, most of the churches report;-u; record attendance. Newcomb for i all kinds bt wood. Phone 031. ;V!,'t( ', When lr. neoH pf (Hiah and doors, call Wallace Woods-, ijrf oivcuhle to 711 E. Main 8(...'!4?.;!l:.;',-'i;vJ'Vr. Woo) worth. More.. - iILLIONfflOY LIVING WILL! NEVER DIE ' "'The following Is; a ratiew. of P. H. Dougherty's nBdress Jnithe Hat Sun day, aftornoohr-." ' ; ;, V,. AJl Christians bejleve that the BI- ble.ls God's Word;ot truth. All Chris tians, Catholic and Protustnnt, agree that the Blblo teaches that Uod creat- ed tho first man perfect; that this man sinned and was sentenced to death before he begat any children; that he was driven from Eden, and later exercised his divinely given function to beget children, and that Ills children were all "born In sin and Bhapcn in iniquity (Psalm Dl:6); nnd that for this reason every one of the human race has been born im perfect, inheriting this imperfection from tho first man Adam. Romans 5.: 13. -.. , . All Christians further ngreod that Clod made a promise to redeont raun from death ( Hosea 13:14); that he promised Abraham: "In thy seed ahull all the families of the earth he I)I038ih1" (tlonesls v;r3); that later Josus came to earth ; that Jesus was baptised in tho Jordnn; that ho was afterwards crucified upon tho cross and arose from tho dead aud ascend ed on high. . For tho past nlueteen. hundred years Christians have been preaching those doctrines. It they are true, then the pertinent question Is, Why has Ood permitted the carrying out of such arrangement ns ubove men tioned? What Is his real purpose In It? Other Scriptures answer this question conclusively, that his pur pose Is to provide for the restoration of man to his original perfection and thereby grant to man everlasting life on earth. Acts 3:19-21. Every ono of the prophets of old foretold that it was Hod's purpose to grunt restoration blessings to the hu man race. (Acts 3:24). Only a few persona will go to hoaven. Jesus said that there would bo but a little flock. (Luke 12:32) What, then, will bo- come of the other millions of earth's population? The answer Is. God will give them an opportunity to be re stored to perfect human conditions. If restoration of-the human raco Is not true, then the promise made to Abraham must vo void; the promise to redeem the human raco from death could not be true, and the death and resurrection of Jesus would be wholly useless. We know these are all per mitted for a purpose and that the perfect wisdom of Jehovah devised this arrangement and ho hns boon carrying it out for tho express pur pose of blessing mankind. Jesus plainly said: "I am come that they (the people) might have life and have It more abundantly." (John 10:10) Again ho said that he canio to give his life a ransom, a pur chase price, for man. (Matthew 10. 2S) Again we read: "God so loved. MEDFOTCD, OttEGON. MONDAY. . OCTOBER '31. Mrs. Similiter 8. Smith left Sunday j for Stockton, Calif., to spend two or ( tnree days witn ner nephew, Curtis Anderson, and family, and from there will go to I -os Angeles and Lonx lU ai'h to spend a few weeks. Children's hair "A-La ldal " Isv-al models at Sanitary Beauty Kliop. Vi ',' All kinds of rough and dressed luin-' ber. Wallace Woods, phone 108. 7111 E. Main St. The auxiliary of the American Le- gion post will give a card party at the : legion rooms tomorrow afternoon at 2 ; o'clock, to raise money to bo used In 1 the aid of soldiers ta Portland hospi tals, j When better automobiles are hui't. Bnlck will build them. "' Dr. and Mrs. W. W. Howard will leave Nov. 5th for Iowa, to help coUu brute the golden wedding anniversai y of the doctor'B father and mother. They will return about .Dec. in. Dr. W. J. Crandall, a graduate of the 1. I Angeles College of Osteopathic Physl i'-ins and Surgeons, will be in Dr. How. 'ard's office, Monday, Wednesday and ' Friday of each week. 195 First-class 30x314 tires $13.50. Mod- ford Vulcanizing Works. 189" U. S. SIGNAL CORPS TO ConsUlcrahlo rivalry Is Allowing ronneelian with the aitpearuuce Int nf j different brunches of service in tlu- Arnii-siitre Day parade. - The siKnnl corps iH Rhowinff up Kood to date and threatens to exceed the marines in nnmber' present. They will go the Marines one bet ter though, as there are a number of ladies in the valley who served in the BiKnftl scrvire. Thesp will form a group on the float that will display equipment Hymbolie of. that branch., , All who served with ,(.the ; signal corps and have not already done "so should communicate with . Cole Holmes in order that" ftrranpements can bt made for places ltl the float or In the parade. .. TOYLAND OPENING One of the most complete and di versified displays of toys ever shown in this city has been arranged by Weeks and Orr, one of Medford.'s fur niture; stores, for their. ."Tpytynd opening" tomorrow. Tho entire low; er floor and portal window space,, has been devoted to the display and dolls and toys of every description are on sale at prices ranging from 5, cents to several dolars. Weeks and .prr ex- tendi.a, cordial Invitation to the pub lic to attend this toyland opening, and inspect a toy display which. is. a, credit to this city. " ' the' world, that he gnva his only be gotten Son, that whosoever belleveth In Jilm "Bhould not perish, but have overlastlng life." (John 3:10) Again, that' Jesus gave his life a ransom for all, to be testified to all In due time. (1 Timothy 2; 5, 6) UnlesB, then, the opportunity comes to man to know the truth, to obey It, and when obe dient to live, these promises are a mockory and Christianity a failure. No Christian will admit that Chris tianity is a failure, because he knows It will not be. God's Word must ac complish Its purpose Isaiah 68:11. This being true, then, all must ad mit that a time will come when this opportunity fur life everlasting will be offored to the people. The ques tion is, When is that time? Upper most In the minds of the Lord's dis ciples was this- questfon. They ex pected tho Messianic kingdom to be set up some time. . Ho had told them It would happen at the end of the World. He told them he was going away and would return again for them; and because thoy wore so anx ious to know when the blessings promised to Abraham would begin thoy propounded to him this ques tion: "Master, tell us how may we know of your presence nnd of the end of the world." Jesus did not answer this question by telling them that when the duo time arrived God would bring forth some stranga phenomenon in the skies; but his answer show that the evldenco would be such that when the time does arrive every thinking person could understand. Honce he answered that tho end of tho. social nnd political order existing then, and still existing in a measure, would be gin with a world war, followed by famine nnd pestilence and revolutions In various parts of the earth. (.Mat thew 25:7) These things had the beginning of their fulfillment in 1911. According to lllble chronology, the gentile times ended there, nnd Chris tians expected the trouble to begin. as indeed It did. The famine has come; the pestilence has afflicted the earth; revolution has upset many gov ernments and is now threatening all the social fabric of the world. Jesus furthermore said that at that timo there would be great distress in tho earth, men's hearts falling them for fear of what they see coming on the earth (Luke 21:25, 20); and now we see this fulfilled. He further states that as It was In tho days of Noah, so should it be at tho end of the world. In .Noah's day there were giants in the earth. At tho present time thore are giant. The giants in Noah's day were typical of tho giants of this time. At present thero are glnnt corporations which are absorbing all the smaller ones nnd controlling al) llio business iutorgaUj !K1 .1ALEM, Ore.. Oct. 31. The state i-ipreme court reversed and remanded the case of F. V. Iadbctter, appellant against O. L. Price, executor of the estate of the lute H. L. Pittock of Portland. The suit was based on the a legation that the executor should l'-uve listed only half of Hume real and personal property In which the -de ceased and Leadbetter were partners. The decision In the lower court was a'julnsf Leadbetter and he appealed. The opinion holds that essentially the isrue is whether there was a partner ship existing between Pittock and Leadbetter at the time of the former's death. The supreme court did not de jclde whether a partnership actually .exists, leaving that to be determined by the lower court, but the opinion to jday holds that the lower court has 'jurisdiction in the case. HOLLAND HOTEL The forum committee of the Med ford Chamber of Commerce are not lii position, to make a positive an nouncement as to who the speaker will be at-the forum next Wednesday. There-are several subjects which may be .taken up and an out; of town speaker -is to be .heard from today. . The forum on Wednesday will' bo tho. 83rd consecutive one held by the chamber and a remarkable average attendance record has been made. The one feature that has done .most to maintain the chamber in its demo cratic form has been tho regular weekly forum. It is there that the i visitors from, out of town see Mod ford in action nnd it is at these for um meetings that every member is given the opportunity to express him self as to what his desires may he for the advancement of the commu nity. . The forum on "Wednesday, ns well as nil other forums in November will be, held at the Holland hotel. A. F. & A., iy.,, , ford lodge 103, Monday! even ing, Oct.ipii Work IniE. A. I . i U E. WILLIAMS, i : -ii - -.190' degree. 'I' ,,R! I." Stewart, builder,. contracts for ail. bulldlpgs. 'Resilience 17! t Apple stroet. Phone fi43. . tf; it . . .. . of the world. The Mb ones are swal lowing up the little ones. f Jesus furthermore said that the Jews would return to Palestine and that would be conclusive proof. They have returned. . According to tho jubilee system, which was typical of the reign ot Mes siah when the blessing of the world should begin, the time is here. The Jubilee types must of necessity end in 1925, at which time earth's troubles shall cease and the blesslng3 of life begin to be offored to . the human race.- There are millions of people now on earth who will surely be liv ing at that time; hence if they are obedient to the Messianic kingdom then to be established, they shall live and not die. Without a doubt that is the time Jesus referred to when he said: "He that liveth and belleveth in me shall never die." (John 11:20) And again: "Verily, verily, I say unto you. If a man keep my saying, ho shall never see death' (John S:51) The appli cation ot. Christ's merit will lift the i curso from mankind; and then, as the Scriptures show, he will teach men j how to think, how to act, how to j care for themselves, what is proper j food; uncf gradually they will be re-i generated in body nnd in mind, and thus continuing until all of the hu man race who are obedient, will reach ' a stage of human perfection and con-! tinue to live and not die. Then will be fulfilled tho prophetic words of tho Master spoken through John the j Ilevelator: "And I saw a new heaven : and a new earth; for the first heaven and the first earth were passed away; and there wus no moro sea. And 1 1 John saw the holy city, new Jerusa lem, coming down from God out of heaven, prepared as a bride adorned for her husband. And 1 heard a great voice out of heaven saying, He-j hold the tnhernaclo of God Is with , men, and ho will dwell with them, and they shall be his people, and God himself shall be with them, and be their God. And God shall wipe away all tears from their eyes; and there shall be no more death, neither Bor row, nor crying, neither shall there, be any more pain; for tho former! tlilncs are nnRseil nwnv. Ami he thn l sat upon the throne said. Heboid, I ' make all things new. And he said unto mo. Write, for these words are true and faithful. And he said unto me. It Is done. I am Alpha nud Ome ga, the beginning aud tho end. I will Rive unto him that Is athlrst of the fountain ot the water of life free-! ly." Revelation 21:1-6. In tho book "Millions Now Living Will Never Die" each of these points: is treated in detail and proven by the, ' Scriptures, more than 500 Scriptural texts being cited. Prlco 25c. Por booklets write T. W. Hill. Ashland.1 r-Ad.V.1 1921 0.0. F. ELECT OFFICERS FOR THE ENSUING YEAR i j The Ladies' Ai-xilin.-y. r:i:ii:'.n-!i:-. -Vfilltfint llnrnrln,.".! ti' Ori-U'Ml. 1. II. O. F., was niuwltfi-fii in Sul unlay i.nni..i. 1..- a. -tint- rlfi.arlinent rfiin- jmunilir. Captain Chnrl.-n X. Davis, n srsted by acting ailjumnt. Major A. Ij. T. Smith, cling aide- tn i)ie .I' lini-;im-nt romiiiander, Hay . il-inn: 'acting chaplain. Captain Lee Vat- kins, acting auxiliary prenuiem. !- .Minnie B. Heine. Ming department (auxiliary clerk. Lady Mary M. Wiley. acting nine in iin-- - Stationery See Our Window . EATON'S HIGHLAND LINEN All colors and styles The regular 75c box, now at our store, 50c Heath's Drug' SLore The San Tox Store , 109 East Main Street; : : Go To Church Sunday jThe cleverest inotioh picture ever made-"- Dangerous SQurye Ahead by : Rupert Hughes--4-f eaturiiig Helene Chadwick and 1 . Richard Dix This picture has been talked ; about in every corner of the country Her alded in, every big national magazine Did ; , you see the big spread in the Saturday Even ing Post the week of October 2nd Oh boy, what a picture First you hold your sides with laughter then you hold your breath with excitement Loads of laughs Heaps of action Dangerous Curve Ahead takes you bumpety bump over the Highway of Married Life Swing around the ten danger curves which start out with the daily divorce and end up in the pursuit of Social Ambi tion Goldwyn is proud to have produced it Mr. Hughes is proud to have written it the Page is proudest to present it and there is more to the program The "Robin Hood" Overture by "Betty" at the Mighty Wur litzer Organ and a Pathe New3 Then there: is the dog "Brownie" and Baby Peggy in a Century Comedy But let us dwell on, the: feature a little longer we repeat it's Dan gerous Curve Ahead we repeat "the clev erest picture ever made" and you'll repeat your visit to the Page. Dangerous Gurve NO RISE EAST SIDE MEAT MARKET IS NOW OPEN "When in need of Fi-osli or Cured Meats, come and see us.' The quality and price is right. ' East Side Market 608 East Main Street dent. Lady I-ida Hubbard and Lady i M.il.i.- Wilsnn. I i K. Iledden ai ted as captain. G. II.. iliioker lis lieutenant and. N.. J. I Wiley as ensign. Tlu- ! Ilnwing officers were elected and installed: ' re.-lilcnt. Lady Minnie B. Heine: vi .-i.n -iileni, iJidy .Mamie O. Da is: , i-i-k. iJidy Zola Fk-k, and treas urer. Lady Kffie Wutkins. The pres ident sel.ii.ied the following officers: I Aide. Lida Hubbard; chaplain, Lady Maiy XI. Wiley; sentinel. Lady Mable Wilson: picket, Lady Minnie Board nuin: standard guard, LadyKa.threna. llaniels. Chevalier Jones acted as past presi dent durliiK the initiation. i Twenty-eii-hi members w-ere taken In at tills time. j Tliere were eighteen Chevaliers in fi.ll ii-e.-s-i:iiif'ii-iii. members-of Can ,n.:i Crater Number ", and,. Siskiyou jcan:en. Vn.nber 10. Patriarchs Mlli 'tnn: asslMlinir. TONIGHT. Last Times IWOLVES of the NORTH' Don't fall to see tho nUghty. ava- IN PRICES
