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TOBACCO BAN
ON ELK'S SONG
IS I
B!RL
ED
ROSEBURG TEAM
MEMBERS
HELD
F
OR SPEEDING
LAND WINS
PLAY-OFF AFTER
SCORE IS TIED
PRIMARY BALLOTS
C. OF COMMERCE
ARE MAILED
Vernon Vnwtor, the director audi The Kosohurir KisHot hall so, und nnd
pnneral impressarlo of thn Elks Min-'eupportcM were into
strel shew has more troubles than mn"r" . ... . .or..... , , n h mM)r of j,.,,, , th
Mary Harden has over had as dirtier ' w, . ..,. ,.,..,. most thrilling buttle of tho year. Uy
idem of the Rosoburif hiiih school, nil rtithts, Medford, hc-enuse of her In
was driving members ot the team to donvitnblo spirit, her isenulno pluck,
this -jty lit bin ltodgo sc.t.m and was and her cool-heitded pluying. dcairv
.lccompnnicd lv couch Pud" King.jed a victory.
IThcy say Dint thev ptisscd a enr some Tho Medford team wan playing lit
tour miles this sido ot (irnnts Tnss a great rfisndvantitKo on tho Ashland ;
.and rooogntic.l deputy state traffic tl.nr. which Is .so small that a fust
j Inspector McMahon as an occupant imitn has no chan.-e to escape.' from n j
of thn Chicago Grand Opera com
pany. While bin compunv only
numbers altout Uti members (hoy one
and all arc simply plumb full of ar
tistic, temperament, or think they am,
but Vernon asserts vehemently that
the flllltiK J a of prunes, as they chafe
at the bit ftr Monday and Tuesday
niKht's performances following a
month' rohearsals and Intensive
training.
Ho Issued orders at last niftht's re
hearsal forbidding any sinning mem
fra of the company smoking until
after Tuesday night, iu the interest
of preserving and touing up their
Fweet voice. Immediately Fletcher
Klsh, Don Newbury and Hill Vawter,
bis ballad stars, showed their tem
perament by declaring their vcleos
needed and must have constant nar
cotic encouragement. They offered
a compromise, by agreeing to each
net a box of canary sowl a day until
tl.e allow is over.
There U trouble In the orchestra
thereof.
Hnllots for tho primary election of
directors of the Mod ford Chamber of
Coniiuorco wore mnllcd today to Urn
membership. Tho hullota may bo re
turned at any time, from now on to
T:3rt next Friday evening, March
ilTth. '
The voting ot Ibo memtmr In by
an absolutely secret ballet. Al
though every return envelope, Is rum-
large man with less speed. The floor joereu, una is oiuy ur uie purpose
ben ten playern ; of ctiecKing up inn puyineni oi ouil-
, ,wJoii.i in 4 ih iMm referee are on it tho refer. , gat ions as no member la permitted
meal and allow the men to cvt to n!,,i n "" urn, ,! W:eh the tut 11. hinjtu register bin or her vote Unlesa dues
h,d early. Mil they were cognizant of ., " " ",K '"""' "1" ere pant to April lirst.
Tellers who open tho sealed en
by tho crowd of player.
At tho end of tho first half. Med-1
font held the long end of a
Mac's presence behind them and en
deavored to keep lielow the Kteel
limi
Officers McXfahon and (Hemstreet ,
follower mem io,i.oii inn. wnere
they arrested them for speeding. This
seems to have len scheduled as part
of tho royal iweitlin imgram.
The case W:u trinl In Justice Tay
lor's court this morning un( otfic'r
McMahon and ilenislreet testified
.1 . . . . . . I . V. V. .. I 4
,... c. ,'".the K-inie was tie.
liirm was 111 rsiTW u .w .u. as.,
1-1S !
velopcn conUliilnn the ballot wilt net
know tho mime of tho member vot
BUSINESS TONE
mfuj;.,...:-
li ui l.i a.
IMPROVES
IRS
T
DECLARED
OVER
the Ithltio if It Isn't lu pulldcul en-
(operaton wKh tb. allied govern
1 inccits?"
Tho allied flnnnco milliliters nut
tivlav to cunsUb r the situation creat
ed by the memorandum lui:nl"d to
the reparations commission yesterday
hy Hoi. mil W, Hoyden, tho representa
tive of tho I'nlted Mate with the
rotnmlsslon, nulling pnytnent of the I
JS4l.nuu.t'i'.
The niciiioranduiii, the text ot
which was made public, states that j
the cost of the army of occupation up I
to May 1. If 81 was about 1241.01m,. i
000. It sets forth that the allied
governments, with the exception per
haps of (Irent I'rlliiln, bad received
payment for their armies of occupa
tion and that probably the Hrltisli
also wcro covered by u preceding nr.
raiiKcnicnt. Therefore, the menus1
the I tilled Hiatm
Ti.iu'..mij .w
II,- illy thn Asso
llii Hunk of Franco
I'AltlH, Mar,
i-LiIdiI IM-ssl
to.lay lowered Its dlscownt rut from
It to fi per rent
WASHINGTON. Mar. U. Favorable
roimrta from widely gcattered locnl
Itleit indlcato an lmprovotiient lu busl
nesa oonillttons, accord lug to a bulletin
Issued tivlay by Arthur Woods, chair
man tif tho emorgeucv roiiunltteo of. random stnles,
tho national eonlereiico ou Uliemploy-, count upon obtaining Integral py-
tin-tit. Itoportn iinllcaiivo of tho tiati iu
wldo upwartl trend. Mr. Woods said,
hnvo ben ncflved from a number of
cities, Including Omaha, Sacrament"
meat for the cost to May 1, llli Inter'
est In-fore any pure nf ttio tlrruinn
piiynii Ms are dMi'ihuted for repara
tions or other ohjent.
M,tilik. Thn u.jm. .1 hqlf W:, ttlti rinil
tick flu tlm flr-Mt limt I-mx-ii ami Hlmnt tog.
two minutes before tho finish of the! "e monmrrs rt ine rnammr are
game, the score stood, Ashland 57. ' of the t pinion thut they prefer the
Med ford 25. At this point Johnston, old system t electing directors, bo
Medford forward, dropped the hall J ing that of an open lm-cllng at which
through the net without touching the nro re Hme thirty or forty pros
ring and tied the s.on. shortly after ; i ndor the old system aomo fit-
inis low iiiiiu wiunu.i nn.i , , ,..,,., ,.l,iu,Pa .,,
It was decided .. .. . v . . .,
and San Krnnclsco lo tho wnat mid
many eastern centirs.
"There Is every reason l hope that
tb womt Is over und at no time has
tho situation been lis bud as nil Indica
tions iudlcntod last autumn." Mr.
Wood aald.
"Tho gratifying icsfonse of so many
mimicalitlirt to the appeal to their
In iti.it- fivn iitlnntitd Al'Artlnut. fiuth
when tho car passed theny How- ri( A;lllllnJ f..wartl, nrt waj high''"' ."". h enllro memherahip has
ever, they did not make the lirra at ., , - th .,,., ,, ,...! a voice In the eU-ctlon of tho men
over one of the trombene play era lu( once, but followed them to Gold Hill. a rillll.ntlv Urt,k through the I who will rt nduct the nffalr of the
bis el during rehearsal last night "pacing" them at intervala all the Mdfor(, ,,or,.nw rur different times orgutiliat it n.
poking the nd of hia Instrument Into i1h,0",5,,t"1 L , a"a "th t"" nm,,', u'k- nni" The former method Is not demo
tbo ear of Sht rty MUler. one of the d "Ut 1 .T'1 . , . 8 ..7 landed basket. These four basket., i ,..,,.- roui. of men
firtt vloliulsts. and all Ike musicians ' " ' V,,; 'V J wa,,"" h!J"' "'"''to orgunUo to ctntr.d the affair, of
i lie enn men are . w ,. . - ... ..
rave laaen siuch. j ii- t-nu uit-o uir
all at odds ever who M to have the
M. r
Iad'
II. fast
cretllt) for they were shot from a po-
King and another occupant ,.ion vhtrv t,ulhrio
I the instltutioii, wlili h In many In-
- . .... r : .. I ........... .. . .... I
. . aiaiit f-B 19 ,ti (w'timu iiu i uii iKi-n uiltl
Btar'a dreasinR room, and Jerry Jer-Pf the car In addition to tho driver. ..,. , uh,..h hi..,.. r..,r., !,..! not for tho good of the entire com-
ome. Urry Mann and I'aul MctK n.ald testified that they never reached a h Ashland s much touted i munlty.
are not on speaking terms since Pi- sieu of 4S M I . II. und that it took ,orwnr(1 ,.inlo ,n wiln hiH (urU, f irM . Kttl.u momls.r is expected to nom
rector Vawter settled the con t rover-in?irl' 40 "inute to rover the 17 or Boa, of th, Bani0 M hii) u ,nae pil,ht ,U(,n,borH fl,r ,Uc dlroctor-
'7 " , .r wa shot from KJ distance. as!shlp
t(,,-.I.l llill. Thit nvuncwi Iorm than .... . '"'r-
LilNlHiN. Mnr. II. The IVillv
Mall today say that the refusal of
the I'tilted Htales to inrtclpnte In tho
ilenoa confereiico wo greatly rtepilvcs
the fonterenee of Importance that
Millie dollbt is felt III political circles
whether It will bo held at all.' und
that Its abandonment may be only a
llli'Stol llf d.ivs.
Tho ncWKimtii-r adds that bv Amer-
sense of community ren(oiiHtbllty bad Ilea's aimteuiion the conference loses
RIALTO
TOMORROW!
-a picture I lint Is 1 here
with N capital T!
Thomas
Meighan
solveti many u local problem, and any
thing which cities and town ran do
to provide even lemsirtiry employ
ment Will Ikn of double advantage nud
asslstauco right now.
"Krom nil reiKirts, tho next few
weeks will ls among thn most trying
of tho present unemployment emer
gency. As winter neant Its end. the
number of families and Individuals
who reach the end of their resources
is hound lo Increase, no matter how
hos-ful tho prospect of seasonul enr
ployment after spring is fairly under
way. This is the time wheu every pon
sihlo measurt4hut is at oil practicable
to relievo the sltuutlou should be
adopted."
ny millty It may ever have cone lv-
hly iKwsi'nsed and ileiiouncs It as a
Mtl- and grandiose s. b inn (or hu-
nioltiiK Itie tb-riu.ins and Iml-be IKI. I
By by giving the star's dressing room
to little Barbara Meybew. and assign'
!5 M. I". II. Mr. KkiK testified that
were the other
lng the Pago theater alley to the end hey mit.ht hnvp gono ,3 or J3 whUo
men for drossine purposes.
Then Jay Gore "Moraine," tho no
ted magician and a hum newspaper
roan and a popn'ar grocer, who have
a talkfest act which is expected to
passing the other car.
Justice Taylor fined Newiand
and suspended the sentence.
which he made.
timid about piercing
The names of the sixteen re
threw field goals .nvlni. .(,,.. n,.,h..r nt tnln,
He seemtvd to be , u.nl B,,m.ftP - ,h rlr.i nl.u.,.(in hl.
the defense of , . , ....
lot which will ho seud to the mom-
1 1 ),.. lA.lr....l I .. . ..ft..-
" ii. it Kinv-i.. i. ,.i in ...K.itt.i f-bers after ihe primary.
I I'nVrlP. I ninr1 1 nnH PnviiA nn.aant. ' '' " ''
The Uoseburg men are Indignant at .... .irtu.h, rt,nu i.., ,,,' UNDERWOOD STRONG FOR PACT
being convicted on testimony of two Xjihlnnd torwarUR. urnv nlavd ai
attract much vegetable matter from!" against three, that testimony heady gamo wlnff four firlj (ConUnued trom Page One)
the audience, each demanded firstibtln bnwd on the readings of an In- kelB ,or nia team Hudy 8ln p,ay. j .
ao.ui.nj 'i"u' ' " ed a good game throughout, but was i keep tho peace among nations must be
Arrrtr TSVZ1. - -Po a mutual agreement to re-
... - ..... . ...... gnoia.
iwnen lestea oy oiiicer .MCManon, now
i inaccurate might It have been last
place in the olio part of the perform
ance, until Vernon changed the name
to that department to oleomargarine.
The costumes arrived from the com
pany from the New York designer yes
terday, and when Vawter told P. 1.
Bingham, the property man, to go
to the express office and get them.
Pete demurred aud said it was the
chorus men' Job.
And thus It goes all the time. Di
rector Vawter is doing bis best as he
murmurs, "Never ngain for me."
night?
AWARDED $21,621
FI
SETTLE TROUBLE IN
3R DEAD HUBBY
Dick Singler, subbed lor Tayne,
and played a good game, although he
has not Payne's weight or sixe. Uick's
principal advantage is speed and he
was crannied on the Ashland floor
and was unable to una it.
The high school buns Preseott,
Payne, and Johnson bv craduation
this year and Ileeny will not be here
as ho exoct to leave fur Colorado
at the end of the school year.
Payne, who has played two years
I football and two yearn basketball for
. McUff.nl, proved to be the steadiest.
. (most consistent and most cool-headed
BELFAST, Mar. 11. (Hy Associated' man en the team, file was good all
Press.) A settlement of the trouble .season.
between rival forces of the Irish re- 'Tescott. playing the other guard,
publican army in Limerick has been wa".a hr' " ,h Kr.,diron "nJ
LIMERICK
IRELAND
The four
spect the rights of others.
power pact does that.
War Causa Disappears
"If the senate of tho I'nlted Stales
ratifies this pendlns treaty, I am fully
satisfied that there will dlsapiieur not
FRANCE SORE AT AMERICA
(Continued from Pace One)
MARSHAL OF RE
HERE APRIL 5TH
KK.VTTl.l:. Mm. II. - Tentative
plans for the American tour of Mar-
Hhal Joffro of France who Is In d-
ulcd to arrive In Victoria. !'. ('..
March H from the Kar Fast, call for
a day's visit In Sent lie, April I. It was
mild hero today.
Kroni Vli-torl.t Marshal Joffro will
go ( lU.iltie, Wash., where a ceie-
.-lays that Ihe American claim comes
exactly at the moment when the ac
cord based tut tho I'll line project was nierty will lc held at the Inlei natiou-il
about to he realised and that it tends pence arch, lie Is tine to arrive In
to dentrov the wholo system of repa- , Portland April I nud Han Kracls. o
rations so hilariously elaborated by j April . under prrm-nt plans. I'rom
tho allied experts. Kan Pramim! he will tour the l iiii.il
The Echo do Paris declares It Is Wales, stopping ui most of the piln
unduubtedly too nte to give the ctpiil titles mid will leuvo New Vork
Culled Ht.ite tin 1,1m re of tliu one btl- for Purls late In May.
Hon gold marks puid by (n-rmany on I While in the l'mtd Htatrs, the ills
August 30 Inst, as DelKlum and Kmr tlhgulshed Krrnch solilli r will l the
land nlreudv have receive,! their ul RUeat of Samuel Hill t.f S-ntHe and
lotmcntH. The allies certainly cannot the American' le gion.
refiis to give the I'nlted States Its! ' '
dun. the newstiaiivr udds. "but this It la ImIIcv.iI Mnralml Jnrfrn will
only any ren caus for war but there 'ijuestlon must bo determined of be in M.dford some time Wednesday.
will no longer exit the 0Srtimlty wn.n utility nn American srmv en A rrl I tth
lor war that has threatened us In the
lbs Mpiilur Satiirtliiy lvcnlnii
1'in.i -lory by ril l H II. hi C
CAPPY
RICKS"
All the romance thut life rati
know in this tingling story of
slruiutl" "nil siiH-iil from Kaj
I'rnticUcti lo oouthrm Ules!
Agntt ,)reti ami John Siupollt
are In I lie rust.
I. AHT T I M I'
TOXK.IIT
TOM MOORE
"BEATING
THE GAME"
reached. Under the agreement
parties will evacuate the city.
THOMASVJLLE, Ga., Mar. 11. A
check for 921.621.C3 was received here
today by counsel for Mrs. Parrish Mc
Cranle, of Pavo, in payment of dam
ages awarded her in a -suit against
W. W. Williams of that town for the
death of her husband.
McCranle was killed in Williams' of
flee more than a year aso. There were
no witnesses and Williams, pleading
self defense, was acquitted by the Jury.
The widow filed suit and today's
check followed the decision of the state
court of appeals upholding the verdict
of a Jury that awarded her the damage.
Too Muddy for fihosts.
HALIFAX. N. 8.. Mar. 11. Urging
on tho provincial government the im
portance of highway improvement.
Angus MofJilllvray, former member
for Antinonlsn said in the house of
assembly today that in his county the
roads wero so bad In the winter that
even tho upooks couldn't get urour.3
when a wise man from Gotham was
waiting to meet them.
WILL ANSWER
i ANY WOMAN
WHO WRITES
both
who kept the morale un during: the
ilootball season, fought with the spirit
past two decades; ami syire will be
established between the fuur great s'a(
powers that now control the destinies
of tho I'.vtflc. ocean.
"As long a.i conditions were allowed
to reniuia in the Kar K'ust as they have
existed for the pant two decades, dan
ger lurked behind every dispute and
the war clouds Kathered whenever
national issue was raised. Theso con
lof a demon In every game of the mr "l threatened our national sec.nr-
Small maintenance units it was said never slacking his sneed no matter for as 'oDK or flag flouts over
are in the barracks now. how advers.- the conditions. At the the distant Islands f the Pacific, na-
At 11 o'cbTck this niorniuB larse bod- f'rst of the season he niad a number I tlonal honor rispilres that we shall
ies of troops were leaving the city. I01 poor ln"es. but by ths end not a! defend the peoples of tbes islands
i.uan un me uoor surpassed Mm In from attacks bv other nation.
"This is the real Issue, involved In
the four jMtwer treaty, tho Issuo of
QUALITY CORSETS FOR LADIES OF QUALITY
A DEMONSTRATION OF
DUBLIN. Mar. ll.-Tbe republican. ',n,d'1"'f h" bl,"'- tuanlins; was
publicity department taday stated that
Kamonn DeValera Intends to maintain
silence on the Limerick affair until he
can speak the truth bluntly, "without
danger to tho nation or the army
which Is its sole defense." .
IlELFAST. Mar. 11. I fly Associat
ed Press.) Casualties in ilelfast today
as a result of continuance of disorders
were Katberine Nelson, killed while
standing outside her home in Little
George street, and two unidentified
men wounded.
Earlier a youns elrl was severely in
jured by a bullet.
T
H NK
DOCTOR HAS
FOUND THE GHOST
Cumberland. Md
liiJiliillliWiiiiiiim
II! Ml
Wnaa Retoredto Health by Lydia
L Pinkham'i Vegetable Compound
MaketThU Offer
"My mother cave
me Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com-
1 pound when 1 was
between thirteen
and fourteen years
old and was going to
school, because I
Buffered with pains
and could not rest. I
did not have any
more trouble after
that until 1 was mar
ried, then I always
was troubled in my
back while carrying
a child and could net
do my work until I took the Vegetable
Compound. I am strong, do all my wash
ing and ironing and work for seven
children and feel fine. I always have an
easy time at childbirth and what it did
for me It will do for other women. I am
willing to answer any woman if she
. will write asking what it did for me."
Mrs. John Heier, 63 Dilley St.,
Cumberland, Md.
During girlhood and later during
motherhood Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege
table Compound brought relief to Mrs.
lleier. Her case is but one of many we
constantly publish recommending our
Vegetable Compound. She is willing to
mswer your ktwr, Write to her.
HALIFAX, X. S.. March 11. Dr.
Walker Franklin Prince, scientific
ghost hunter, today withheld news of
what happened last night in the
"haunted bouse" of Alexander Mac
Donald cf Caledonia Mills.
This fact, taken In connection with
an announcement by Dr. Prince that
he wculd leave the haunted house
next Monday morning, gave rise to re
ports fbut Dr. Prince bad captured
the ghostly visitor or at least had
discovered what or "who" It was.
The investigator supplied all the
ghost bait last night he could think
of. The MacDcnald's goods were re
stored aud the .Mac Donalds them
selves splet in their old beds.
I pff- n l-V u tin lu nnltf lit ,An h v ...... i
and has another yenr of hlKh school i pare ,n ,np "r"'t. tne issue of safely
before him. played last year with the to 0,,r '"itry. tht issue of tbe lives
state championship team of No. : or our young men. who should he saved
I.rnska. Ho was ill with the flu at i from this danger for thu unbuildlnir of
me ursi or tno season and left his I a greater America.
rick bed to make the trip north. H j "A number of treaties were neaotlat.
slow to r," V , tr'" .Knd ,WM at the inference- in Washington on
slow to dev. lop. During the four i .,,, ,
Ashland names, however. Been. y has I . -" .,u.u,u.,u. ......
shown k-ood form and excellent head- I ,ollr fw,'r tr, aty lh" n"al tre"t'
woPk, nil vt-r becoming cxt-iled. . 1 P1- iueliav.il treaty Is remark-
Johnston, at forward with IVeney, '' 'n that for the first timo in the
w-as sightly inconsistent, not show- i history of the world nations hnve real
inz his ability at all times. Purlnn ly agreed to a limit to their armaments
the greater number of tho Knmes. but nevertheless their relative
scoTer'a'nd IZTZ? .u b", iT remains the same. The fhi-
scorer and when he did unleash blm-'- ...! . ... u .
self he showed brilliancy. Johnston i?0 trCat'7 l'it,ttb,,h 11 oa ca,a
was stricken with the flu about the? j 10 Irr,tf,ct tho S"V?riKnty and torrltor-
snmo tlmo ns li.-eney and wan also Integrity of China In the future.
indisposed n reat part of the season. This one treaty stands for pence, by
Itudy Kinder at center played .1 mutual understand fni; and nil that
(food frame throughout the season. Irjipeaee menus."
severu I Karnes no scorei a larj;e num- -,
ler of points, but bis forte was break
ing up the puling of his opponents, j
Kingl-r wns responslbli! for Mi-d- j
ford's possession of thn ball several,
times. j
Dick Hinirler, who subbed, swveral '
times durinif the season always show-
ed remarkable speed. On the Ash-1
land floor he was prevented from !
using; mis iH-cnuse or limited space, '
but ho showed up well at the Nat. I
Dick was also hampered by a bad
shoulder. Jlnimv Allen
subbed also
and experic
WILL HAYS FORMS A
MOVIE CORPOATION
DRY AGENT HELD
ALBANY. X. V . March 11 Will
."nTwii""",,?. 1'l,ftmftn "ays, former postmaster gour1 Is
en";? Vrt ZTJZ "J
able men. Kiddle, who nlaved for n rrB' muu wr widely known plc-
few minute in one came did well I lure Producers, in a new motlou pic
while ho was in, but did not nlnv ! ture corporation chartered today by
t tie secretary of state.
enouKh to nhow what ho had
It Is expected that vthe Hlngler boys
will be the nucleus for the J923 team.
The Kills wero defeated lust night
for the second time In the season by
a S'-ore of 26-21. The gamo was I
roufc-h. Miss Vivian Chandler of;
Mfirshrir-ld rt-ferecd.
Lineup: j
Mdford 2!--
The new cor
poratlcn Intends to "foster tho com
mon luterests of those engaged In the
motion picture luduhtry." No cap'
Ital was mentioned In the papers.
The articles of Incorporation set
forth that tho (xrporutlou also Is lu
teuded to Improve the motion picture
Ashland 37 industry, -py reforming abuses relat
Johnston f 1 3 ..f..., (IS) Outhrie I IhK lo tbe linliislry" and by "securing
iM-eni-y t ...,r (17) Herr freedom from mi lust or unlawful nc
-
FOR BOOTLEGGING
TACOMA, Alar. 11. Krnest Uas, a
former federal dry agent bore, was ar
rested last night by officers who
secreted themselves In his botol room
and who said they saw blni sell liquor.
Mrs. Lillian Myers and Ralph Howard
elevator boy lit the hotel, also were
arrested and ten quarts of whlskpy nhd
forty counterfeit internal revenue
stumps held us evidence.
ft. Hingbr f2)
I'rescntt (2) ,
Pnynn
Substitutions:
ler for I'ayne.
WelsenberKer.
. Ttefcren: IMilie
c (2) Itnmsnv
K Young
g... Welsenberger
Medford, Dick King
Ashland, Ilohson for
Durno,
Hons.'
Among tbn directors named in the
corporation, which Is styled "the Mo.
Hon Producers and Distributors of
i America, Inc." ar many cf the big
i producers In tlio Industry.
r
I
21 Members League o j REV0LUTI0N IN 80UTH AFR,CA
Nations Don't PaV Dues1 (Continued from Page One)
LOXDONV Mar.
tnembers of the League
other points, Where Intermittent fir
11. Twnty-one J"K W"M ,'"( t"'ly.
of Xntions
At Urnk Pan nnd Denol, strikers
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last year, according to nn announco-irs of tea.l and wounded wero lying
iiit.-iH iu me iiouse oi commons, 'in tho streets,
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"AnKtoi'ia.s of the (V.rsct WorM"
is takiiiM; jilact' Mtiiitlay ami Titcs
d.'iy, Man li '. nu U.
Vtui arc mrdially invited to avail
yourself of the cxM-rt atlvicc of
Miss' f.'raiHlall, Kxpcrt ('nisfticic
from New York, who will prove
that any figure, wht'tlui' stout,
iif.'ir-stoiit or slender has stylish
possibilities if properly corseted.
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Come in and let us talk it over' with you.
C. M. KIDI), PwiluW.
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