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Newspaper Page Text5Tt!br6ftt MAiti' tnttitJiffi. frrcfttttftt), 'cmruK miWhav. m.uk'ii lm. uva TOTE TtTft e t d f r e E S 1 i 11 c t c tt a; Vocal and Personal 'ijhe Marc seiied tor 4 ul at the! The March Trl4 cilib MVpper will be alt business and pretension- at the V. UY C. iA.-turaorrow evening at six.' o clock. Alias . an Hroyoc, public school nurse, will lead ii discussion on "Health." The supper charge In 60 cents n plate. All ho plan to attend the mipper.eliould cell tho Y. W. C. A. before Tuesilas' noon. The (tyro and book review classes meet t 7:30 tomorrow eve,ntaff. At the lat ter dims, MlHg "Voalney will review "Mind In the MsklriR." by Robinson. ' The lowest rate ''at "insurance is placed upon the Hupmobile. 312 Hnrd times made cost, buy ranches without money, pay vith share of crop, like rent. Gold Ray Realty oompany. tf Fire Chief ljwton la In receipt of a aKctal invitation to attend the fiftieth anniversary convention of the Interna tional Association of Fire KnRlneers. which will be held in Sim Francisco next .'AufTHat Jointly with the 20tn nn imal convention of the incific coast association ot fire chiefs. Plans ate under way to make this the Rreatest International fire meet ins ever held. If It's lndtirance we "writ It R. A Holmes, The Insurance Man. Dance AppleRtUe Sat. March 25fh. The progress of recovery of tuss Arlene Xormile, local O. A. C. student from her serious pneuuwnia Illness of the past month, has reached the stage that ahe was able to sit up for the first time yesterday in the Corrallls hospi tal. "' '- ' ' ' : laundry work done. Phone 455-Y. SJ8 If you Rave double the money you couldn't Ret a better ear than a Hup mobile. " ' 312 Final instructions for the takiuj of the American Letaon census of ex service men will be Riven out Tuesday evenins at the legion meeting and sev eral other matters will be taken up which will be of Interest to all mem bers. ' i Froien automobile, tractor and truck cylinders welded, re-lnforeed ' and Kuafanteed. Only the finest preheat ins fuels and metals used. Vulcan Weding Works. 3 S. Front street. tf A millionaire cannot travel la more comfort than the owner of a HtfP- mobile. - . 312 Mike Hanley arrived home this mor ning from a business visit at Portland. E. Burnham Kalos toilet requisites have had an international reputation since 1871 and are qualifledly the let of their kind. For full particulars make inquiries at Medford Beauty Shop, room 429, Medford BUg. '-''- 30S Hig dance Applegate Sat, March 25. Iunspaoh'B orchestra.' Supper served at midnight. Tickets $140.' . 312 The Elks minstrel company and other local Elks arrived home yester day afternoon by auta from Yreka where the minstrels played Saturday night, loud in their praise of the fine treatment accorded them In' the Call fornia town. The theater was crowded to its utmost capacity with a very ab-j preciativ audience. I.ittie Barbara Maybew in her dance numbers made such a hit with the Yrekans that they showered her with dollars and half dollars thrown on the stage: After the' performance bne' man approached the winsome little miss and banded her' a half dollar "with the remark that he had been too far back to throw it. The Elks, who were tendered much hospi tality after the performance, including a banquet, have a warm spot In their hearts for Treka. t ' - Repairing on ladies' and men's wear, ing apparel neatly dona. Charjres rea sonable. The Pan tori urn. Phone 24. Free dirt for lawns or garden. Call at building site, Minnesota street. 11. A. Thierolf. Miss Virginia Smith is among local O. A. C. students who are home for the spring vacation. She arrived by auto Saturday night. Wade sewing school helps you to sew and dress right at small cost. Individual or class work by the hour, city and out of town No evening classes. Wwlll shop tor you by mall. All appointments by .phone or mall only. M. J. Wade, phone 416. SSI Kast Main street. 329 If you lll;c a aood up of coffee go to the Medford Cafeteria. . 312 The weather today was very spring like, and the balmy air and sunshine made most folks either feci like polos fishing, making garden, or cleaning up their yards.' 'Fair weather is the pre diction for Tuesiay. " Three-piece reed llvn.s. room sets, special 108 J5. M. F. &.I1. CO. SOS Tenshun, legion, meet tomorrow nite Deputy Stnte Motor Traffic Officer J. J. Mc.Mahon was very busy in ferret lug out speeders and other motor lav violators Friday and Saturday in Grants Pass and vicinity along the Pa cific bishway wHh the result that many motorists "were fined In Justice Ilolman's court in that ctty. McMahnn also "picked up several local speeders along the highway Saturday night who were notified to appear tn Justice Toy-j lor's court here within the next few days:' -,-.- . ' j Everywhere you too you ' ' see a Chevrolet tf Try some pastry at the : Medford Cafeteria. Made by Mrs. Uowell. 3t2 S. A. DonforJ of Eugene, is guest at the Hrttel Holland as are J I. R. Wright f Portland. A. G. Romey of Canyonville, Charles II. Ellis of San Francisco, James Duffey of Portland and F. R. Clayton of Dutte Falls. Four-piece mahogany bedroom set, former price 540. Special 32X. M.F. & n. co. - - - - 3os Tenshun, legion, meet tomorrow nite The public is invited to-enjoy an evening of rare music Tuesday -evening at the First Baptist church. Tickets are 50c for adults and 25c for children. Telephone 10-40 Rogue Valley "Floral Co.. for your cut flowers and .plants. Night lhone.l 19-VW ' 320 Es-service man, with " local : tefer races of reliable parties, wants yard br garden work. Reliable party. Phone G81-R or call at Horace Evans, 828 X. Central. . tf Although game authorities hare long considered the golden pheasant extinct in Oregon, Mrs. Momer White of .Taktl ma, Josephine county, reported to the state-game conrmlsskm last week that two coveys of these birds are located in that district, Oame authorities ivill investigate the report. " Orchard tstsr time sulphur 1S.73 tier barrel. Bear Creek Orchards. Phone S-R. ..'' - ' ' ' 816 Private Obstetrical Home, Ml North BarUetL ' ' . .308 Mrs. T. Jxentner arrived from Reno, Xerv on Sunday to visit, herl mother, Srs. T.'J. Kenaey." V . Auto insuraaoe. Brown ft White. . Tenshun, legion, meet tomorrow nite Mrs. K. U. Oatmun was called to Porthiiul Friday inorntni; to visit her daughter, Mrs. II. E. Davis. A new line of embroidery transfers ot initials and monogram. 15 cents copy. Deuel's Art Iept, llemslltching, i Picotlng, Sc pet yd. 1 Buttons covered, Handicraft Shop. tt A number of Medford eoplo, former audat at O. A. C, will eutortulu the O. , A. . C. Madriuul club members at their homes during their stay here. The girls appear" t the hiah school tmdltoriuin next Thursday night and a lecoptkm and dance has been lnnned for them, to be given after the perfor mance tn the American Legion ball. Several thousand dollars to loan on Improved ranch security. O. C. ilogss. When in need of Bash and doors, call Wallace Woods, 108 or come to 7X1 E. Main street. The snowfull In Kerby anil Vicinity in the Illinois valley of Josephine coun ty has amounted to 102 inches so far this w hiter, aud the rain during that -time has amounted to 3$ St Inches. Attention, ex Soldiers: Ranches sold under Soldiers Sonus plan or pay with share of crop, tike rent Oold Ray Realty Company. " " '. tf Ladles' and gents' suits thoroughly cleaned and pressed 1.50. "Wo, are not satisfied unices you are." City Cleaning ft Dyeing Co., 401 S. River side Thone 474. JUT Dert R. Oreer, editor of the Ashland Tidings, is ill at his home with an at tack of influema." Fire Insurance, Brown ft White. Overstuffed Davenports as low as tfiO.80, special price at M. F. & H. Co. J. W. Reese was among the Medford men who spent the latter part of the week at Portland. When la tieej of shingles and roof ing call Wallace Woods, 10S. 711 E Sain. Dresden china boudoir lamps made m any shade of taffeta. Inquire at Vanity Shop where lamps is on dia Play. sos W. T. Xormllo arrived home Satur day night from CorvalUs, where lie h;id spent the month on account of the ser ious Illness of his daughter in that city. Eight-piece walnut dining room set. former price 40, now $249. M. F. ft II. Co. ' ' - 308 . Please remember that classified eda. locals and small ads are cash In ad vance. Bring la your ads and do not use 'telephoao. tf Chests at the Hotel MedMrd include Charles' X. Kressler ot loline, III., Jack H. Pendleton of Kansas City, Mo.. Con Knudsen, Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Brown and A. R. Johnson of Seattle, T. n. English of Klaruafh Falls and Mr. and Mrs. J. M.'.Wlnslow of Miaae apolis. - ' '.Fire-piece walnut bedroom set 118150 was former price, sale price jizs.za. M.F. ft 11. Co. aw - When you want dry mttl blocks Just call Valley Fuel Company. Phone 78. Among the many numbers of worth and interest on' the concert program niesday evening at the First Haptist church will be Buck's "Vocal Combat'' by the Men's Glee. Following are (hose who will render this popular selection Tenors. Messrs. 'McDonald, Edmeades, Meeker, Tioover.' Matt, Wakeman. Basses. "Messrs. Scougall, ICrrkpatrick, Carlow, Vroman. Beach Walker. The I-oyal Women's class of the Christian Hilile shool will meet with Mrs. Dilskel. Slrt South Riverside. Tuesday nt 2::b p, , Will pay 2c ailHe for hatching turkey esgs under your seltlng hens. Krs furnished. Phono 2SJ-3. ' If The Salem Capitul Journal In Its account of the state basket bull tourna ment says in part: "Ashland's exhllil lion tn defeat log Redmond 51 to 19 was the smoothest display of basketball as it should be played that has yet been presented for the approval of the tour nament fans. AMilaml has a iel five man team, w ith every one of the quin tet in the play every minute, They fol low the ball like hound utter' a rabbit, pass clean ati:l fast, mostly In motion, and ehoot baskets on the dead run with the same accuracy they do from a set shot. In Hcrr and Outhrle Coach Hughes has a pair of forwards that Vf 111 be strong contenders for all- star honors. Chapman, substitute for ward. Is almost on a par with either of them." c. OFGQMMERG E ELECTION 0 ON NEXT FRIDAY mhuoo would come the warning ami nliuoxt tlio euttie nmllcnt'o would ills- appear. Hut the show never atoppiut, for a minute and every member of tho j east was expected tn "stlrk It out" no mutter where the bombs were di'0- ping, Little Kunlce never faltered und now bears the proud record of never having inlsieil a perfoniiuutn ilarlnw tho entire war. OPENING GOLDEN RULE ASHLAND, VeNESDAY The first return tor the filial elee tloit for director of the Medford flutmhvr ot Commerce were reeetved ttt liendiiuartrrs this morning. As there me 60 eligible to vote, out of the total inembershli) of sr.O nn they bave pal.t tlieir dues to Atoll I, it 1 the bopu of tlm officers of the ehnmnor that a full vote will be east lit tho wolottlun ot tbesn ill rectors. ' Memliera who hivva not paid their due can. Upon the payment of sunicf reuister tlieir Vole. ,.t tho primary election 2S per cent nf tho total nieinlieillp voted and althouub this I none than would iwolmbly attend a mniubersblp meet ing, yet more than this should make it their buHlnemt to rprcxH their de sire on the selection of iltrwctorx. The poll nre now open and will close next Friday evening at seven-thirty. The noV10.ildea RtfJ.i' ivW iilKah- land, in the Elks bulldiug. will oiwa Us doors for business Wednesday, March 22 at 9 a. m. This store will carry a complete line of ladles' ready to wear and furnishings, men's clothing nndj furnishings, children's wear' of ; all kinds, shoes for the whole family, and' dry goods, their motto being, "Every thing to Wear for Everybody." . . Tho. proprietors are C. W. Whlllock and Clarence Evans. Mr. Whlllock is senior member of the Ooldou Rule store of this city but the stores will be conducted eutlrely separate. Mr. Whlllock has been connected with his son, C A., in the Medford store for seven years, romlug here from H11 mansville, Mo. They have made . a splendid success developing fnwn a small store to their present detri ment store on North Central, which is ono of the best In southern Oregon. The building they occupy was pur chased about two years aco. Thirty-six thousand - questionnaires' were sent out last week Vy state head- Tiaartera of the American Legion of Oregon to the 110 posts In the stnte, lireparatory to the clean-up drrtei which started today.' Tie question naires ask tor information from the, veteran as In anr -di&ahllttlea pjdstlng ia connection with his service In the! Worthwhile Jnusic will be rendered by 1. P' o When you go to the ice box for one . last bite at bedtime . . . . j and find one piece of j cranberry pie, that's a t real lpckjp strike! t The discovery oftoMtsi tobacco was a licky strike far. tal; V' ' c. It you will bay a package ' of Lucky Strike cigarettes yourself you will see why millions now prefer the ) toasted flavor. . 1 , . , It's Toasted I DothlHodr and pot lorn I)m 4H clout iomtttd Burhf j whmn you try hnky $trik:. . World war. It also seeks to determine whether the veteran is due' any travel pay, allotments, back pay or insuranoe for deceased veterans, incidental to his service tn the military r naval forces. Other questions which the veteran wit answer will shape the policies of the legion on matters of Importance.' Per sonal canvass will be' made fcr the ports of the legion. T ' " McQuay-Norrts rings. Riverside r0orag8. - ' ' - ; Just received a new trne of stamped goods lor applique and embroidery. Deuel's Art Dept - ' Ralph .Pence and Brennon Etcher, employes of the Gates Auto company motored to RoseburE Saturday evening and returned Sunday afternoon. ' They report the roads in excellent condition. Frazier for' horseshoeing and all kinds of plow work. 109 8. Roily. '30T Central Point Hotel for kale. ' 40 rooms; would cost 130,000 to build. Price today J2.900. Might trade. "Price win be reduced flOO every day unlfi sold. Gold Ray Realty Company. Phone 28-R-or 134-Y. ' ' 30' Miss Vera Good was a week end vis itor in the city from Grants Pass. Stamped pillow cases for crochet and embroidery. Deuel's Art Dept. ' This office Is prepared to print ledger sheets, "bills, etc ' used on the bookkeeping ' machines. ' Don't "give your orders to traveling men and hste them printed out of Medford, Phone us and we will sail.' ' 1 tf The Ashland liaskethall team was given a rousing reception by the towns- jieojile and high school students upon Its .return home Sunday after having won the state basketball championship by 'defeating Pendleton 45-22. Persons who were present when the team re turned claim that the ' towa "has not,! turned Out to such an extent Btnee Theodore Rrfosevelt Visited the Valley Jefferson high school, champions of the Portland league, have Issued challenge to Aahland. The I'Ortlandcrs state that the other high schools of the state are afraid to play them. It 1s the honest belief of kical basketball enthu Blasts that Ashland can defeat Jeffer son and such a contest Is looked for ward to with Interest Astoria anil Pendleton are looked upon as about even for second honors. Launspach's orchestra, newly organ Izod, open howfor engagements. Tor- sonar attention to private and club dances. Go anywhere anytime. Phone C46-R. ' ' " . ' Everywhere yoa look yoa see Chevrolet,,;, . . ' ; f tnese and others of Medford's best singers. Try nuT' merchants lunch. The Shasta.' ah kinds ot rough and dressed lumber.' Wallace Woods. rAone lftg. 11 ast Main street K: P. Martin deputy bead counsel of the Woodmen of the World is in this city taking a survey of the local camp 01 tne organization. Have you seen the boudoir Limn at Vanity Bhop? Orders taken for lamps and also for desk telephone frames 1a Dresden china heads. Something artistic and very .popular. sog 33 Beaume lime and sulDhur: also cry. Conner warehouse. Deputy District Attorney Georee A. Codding spent this forenoon in Gold Kill trying a case. When letter automobiles sra built muick wm ptmd them. ' u Invest your savings in the Jackson County JJundlng and Loan association tf lowen Jfetherland left Saturday evening from this City in his Chevrolet bug Tor Corvaills. He returned yester day afternoon accompanied by Dana Davis who has been attmdlng O. A. C, and who will spend the spring vacation in this city. The trip wag made in re markable time, considering the (lis tance which is more than 400 miles. Mrs. Paul Hansen, corsetlere for Ntiifone. Phone C85-.T. tf Men's stilts thoroughly cleaned and pressed the Pantortum way for II.S0, mone Z44. J. T. Ourd of Chlcaco. arrived in thla city Saturday and will Rtay (or an In oennrte period vlBltlng his son Pete, and attending to business matters. ueauty 1s tho ftrst gift that nature gives to woman and the first she taxes away. Medford Beauty Shop room 429 wedford Hide. Son Miss Virginia Smith, dauchtor of Xfr and Mrs. H. C. Smith of the Hotel Hol land, " arrived la this city yesterday from Corvaills, where she is a student at the. 0. A. C to snend ihn anrinir vacation with her "parents, Kverywhero you look you see a Chevrolet. t t; - A. O. Romey nf Canybnvlllo Is a Mod ford business visitor. Children cared for. 104 Newtown, ' ' '" 312 ! Mrs. W. W. Perkins and Ifrs. t. V. Perkins and littlo (laughter, who wore culled 1o 'Lawrence, 111., early In De cember by the lllnesd or Mrs. L. V. Perkins' mother, -returned home Sun day piornlng.' . ,: -;.;. ;; v : I'- - '. C t ,. v . 1.';. Mrs. Johns n. tin street car, gnlnR hopping), "My donr, these shoes of mine are ix Itively too shabby for street wear, and yet they are hardly worn at all. 1 suppose there are many women who would be very thankful If they had as good a pair. 1 wish 1 knew where I could t th-m that I would be sure thoy would do some real good. Mrs. ' Welsenhfimer, "Why, Mess your heart, 1 can tell you exactly the place Oh. there's my street I II tell you tomorrow." ' Sirs. Welsenhelmer. (over the back fence to her neighbor), ''Isn't It lovely that you have your new electric iron? W hat 'W you do with the old ones?'' Mig.'Sinlth: '! haven't the least hha. 1 wss gding to pnt them lit the attic with a lot of other -rfert!y good stuff which Tit never need again, and Henry said, 'Per Heaven's sake, don't put any- tnmg more in that attic. Can't yon una someone who ned those things! Hut 1 don t know how, and haven't the time to una tne person who needs each of an those thlnirs." Mrs. Wolsen. helmer, "Why, bless your heart, I can tell yeu elactly the place Oh, dear me. I smell my dinner burnlnc 1 11 teu you tomorrow." tTo be continued) A Word to the Wise, Sufficient Kuulce Hmndwood, the tiniest mem ber of "The London Kiilllea" churns ut the Pane theatre next Thursday nlKht, hns a war record all her own. Vlio the great conflict sturted Miss llroad wood then only twelve years old, was (InnrlnR In a "kiddie" number at the lllodrme and like all good "trou mm'' was one of the first to volunteer to "carry on." When the German air raids started she was still at it hut had moved to the Guiety and with the older girls leaving for war work had hwiinm a regular member of the chorus. Then came the trying times nlKht riaht In the middle of n perfor-i mrs. (tubule, The Woodmen of the World bus Just vomiileted tile ureutest i nuii:iUiii lit Its hlxlniy. inuklim it net IneicitMe In iiienilershl of about .000 sliuo Seteinter I, 1921. M I'm il riiinn bit t-entrltuited K0 to this ituiulier nnd (Iritnts I'asa about the siinie. 'rbene two riiintm stund ttbout the same In iuemterlil, In tn t, Medford lead a little. The bead -um U f luiitu low a mov ing idrture (iilU'd "The Onilnuvn." tiiiHrd nn iii tiiiil tics whbii Is show inn all over the Jui'lmllilloii. Mr. Kills bus clini'uo of the enter tiitnntent, wbU'li Is ttlmulutely Iitk to Micttiht-rM and friend. The .t. t in will be Blvtn In W. . W. hall to 11 In U In Phoenix. Tumtluy nliiltt In Ashland ami WcdnrNdiiy ItlKlit here, In Medfnt'd. at the blsll "i'hni'1 mull- toittim. Alons with the pteture wilt le ioonuliKiii'S und mindcul ninuberit, Tttnradiiv lilalit it will Im tdoiwu In (.i.ild Hill 11 ml Pi-liUy lit tlninU Piinn, lvputy lli-ml I'miMiil Mm (Hi nr rtxi'd todny fnutt I'fntlnn.l to unotn puny the entet titlnineiit lliioiiuh ti Con, U'nuhliiKioii and Muul.in.i. till Cttiiiimiiy 1'iilU. Ni:V ViltK. M;r. :o, I'ed.rul r't elvcm tmliiy Wern nptiluled for the Ihliiml nil nnd TrnnHtil enrpo rntlott ulih properties valued nl mil lions of ili.llirn. Mr. and Mrs. Theodore limit nf Han Francisco loft for their home ut Han Krunelscn Inst Saturday following . NlKht nrterivlslt with the hitter's partiitH, lh and Charter No. 2.'. Reserve lUstiii t No. I- TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY FOR SALT0 liy owner, seven room East Alain house, large basement sleep ing porches, garage, hardwood floors, newly rafinlahed. 8ee Mr, IK-rrlan at Medford Xat'l Hank, or .phone 275-J. . , . 3io FOR RKN'T House 3 rooms, modern, 119. Tel. 42. 3J! toil WALK llantam hns: thorough bred Darred iUxk rooster. Highland strain, one year old: one thorough bred Rhode Islund Red roftster, one year old; one pair thoroughbred New Zealand rabbits. Phone 2U-J-2. 30N 1 REPORT OT CONDITION Of State Bank of Talent At Talent. In the State of Orceon. at close of business March l"th. 192 RESOURCES 1. Loans and discounts, includUig rediscounts shown In Items :"J and 30. If any - , ' I K.TU.Il 2. Overdrafts secured and unspcnnK) , .V'3! 4. Other honds. warrants and securities. lm IndlnK foi-elan g ivern- ment. state, munlciiml, conioratlon, etc., lm ludlnn tli ih shown In items :iu and -15. -if my ft." fi. Ilanklnit houne. i!ino: Turnlture and flxtuiTs, I.MOU 7.2"' ' V. tab) t'nwh on liund In vault and due from Imliks, bankers and tiUH coiupanies desigsuted and approved reserve au nis of this hank - 1UM " (c) Net amounts due front othcrbanks, hankers and trust coin- lisnles 'C;z:":.. . .;...-.,..........' 1,679 93 Checks on hanks outKidd city or town of reixirtlna hank and ot her cash items 31.9i Total cash and due from banks, items 8, 9, JO, and 11. . .....fl7.t!T; Interest, taxes and expenses, paid , l.Sai.01 9. 11. 12. Hi. 47. 1!. 23. 31. Total T II.1M.! liabilities Capital stock puld In ... 20,000.110 Surplus fund , 2,n;Vi.no Undivided protits. less current exix-nses, Interest and taxes paid Demand Deposits, other than banks, subject to reserve: Individual deposit subject to check, lucludlnr deposits due the State of Oregon, county, cities or other public funds Demand certificates of iImkIi outstanding . Total of dVmand deposits, other than brink rteisislts, subject to reserve, Hems 23, 21. 25, 2fi t'ift.Hl.Ts Time and Savings Deposits, subject to reserve nud payable on demand or subject to not ire: . Time certificates of deposit outstanding Total of time and savings deposits pa.vaMii on demand or subject to notice, Itemn 27 and 2 l.Mii.2i flllls payable with federal reserve bank or with other banks or truHt companies fii;s.u:i C7.3W us 7i&;5 H,!th9.2i S.OuO.oO Total : $1 irt.ir," 31 State of Oregon, County of Jackson, ss. I, K. II. Adainson, cashier of the above named bank, do solemnly swear t'.iiit the u)M)ve Htatetnetit is true to the best of my knowledges and belief. i. 11. AD.VMHOX, ('ashler. Subscribed and sworn to before me this lKth day of March, 1U22. J. C. MASON, Notary Public. My commission expires November 10, 1'jZ'a. Correct Attetrti-C. W. lloldrldne. I,. J. Sloppy. IHrcctnrs. HEAR ''A RARE f MUSICAL TREAT 1 hy many of Medford's Best Singers Tuesday, 8 p. m., March 21, at the FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Adult 50c Children 25c . Ticket Office Sale Tomorrow 12 o'Clck PAGE Next Thursday Night 8:lo tTJt.TAl.V lALKfTOeCOURVILLE'S II MrvTrTn if II II ii "t I r j I . 1 V .- v. L-: k'" i em my Ttrr? &EYUMEVUES. OBIGINAL PRODlCTIONand COMPAKfYof 5EVENTY DIRECT FROM THE GAIETY THEATIiE.LWDON WITHENGLANDtS GREATEST COMEDIAN . HARRY TATE (fflMSELF) K ,i, 'iTummMPORriDBUums i A SHIPLOAD OF COSTUMESSCENEKYMrfEFFECTS , ,. TUB FIRST REAL LOMONRSVUBWTOURTHeU-S. MtlfliS: riior $2,75 anil 2;20, Unlcoiiy 2.20, 2.(H, WMf.i and 91.10. Includes War Tav. ' MR. AND MRS. PUBLIC l 1 Tlio doruftna of IhO public for rotl-bloodcd, outdoor Btoriei on the screen and the popularity of .Jack Holt in his many V characterisations' Kave combined to bring hirrf to tho top position, and hU initial vehlclo ii one that will meet and puns tho most se ver criticism. STARTS TOMORROW 2-Dayi Only-2 Jack Holt wtth MADOE BELLAMY and NOAH BEERY In "The Call of the North" A Hudson Bay story, with all the lure of the lonely land of snowi. From the famous Stewart Edward White "nov el, " Conjuror ' House." 'Alio Pago's super iliort film. CENTURY COMEDY,. PATHE NEWS GENE HOWARD at the Mighty WurliUer. OOINO TONIGHT The all-feature bill that has been playing to big nnd en- thuBliutlc audience! HAROLD LLOYD u 1 111 MMHMWMHM "Never Weaken' "Never Weaken" start with a laugh. It endg with a thrill. It is the acmo of nov elty. Rudyard Kipling's immoral classio of the East and West. "WITHOUT BENEFIT OF CLERGY" LOCAL MOVIES taken by Louiao Lovely on the Page Stage; Playing: all wees, AWNINGS " , e Do You XimmI One. . '' Mi;i)IV) TI.XT ; AWMN'fl CO. I'lione 1 0)iKhlte K, IV ffc-pol. i'-'' DRY WOOD Two Tirr.l2irir'li IHno, One Tier 2 iuMi Dale mifl Lntu fcl, all for $2.75 a Tier. CUT RATE WOOD YARD Phone 651 r,ij,;