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OREfiOX, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 2?,, 1922
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-A delightful nnd highly IntorostinK
program vai given by the music stu
dents of Ut. -Mary's Academy last
night before a large and appreciative
audience.
. It might seem unfair to nuiko spec
ial 'mention ognrding program such
nit was hoard when every numbor
(0I6V ' faultlessly- rendered! "tuowi
ever, -in the "Salute to the Colors,'
brilliantly played by the academy or
chestra, every note was so vibrant
with . earnest, youthful patriotism,
that a responsive echo must have
beep awakened in the heart of every
Hstenor.
The Instrumental numbers, Includ-
TO LET
I : HAIR FALL OUT
3 5c "Danderine" Saves Your
Hair Ends Dandruff! -;
Delightful Tonic
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- (.uickl Don't wait I Every bnld head
started with just a few falliiip; hair
and a little dandruff but soon the
hair appeared tiling sornjrply,- and then
the dreaded bald spot. H seems a sin
to let hair fall out or tolerato dostrtio-tivp-
dandruff when you enn quickly
correct all such linir trouble with , a
bottle of deightfuj Dnndorinc.
:,' Million of inert nnd women know the
mngic of Dandorinc; how It corrects
oily, dandruffy, itching Bcalps and
help the hair to grow lonii, thick,
strong and luxuriant. Danderine is
not sticky or greasy. It Is the largest
selling hair corrective anil tonic in the
world becatuo it is not a humbugl Oct
a bottle at any drugstore.
InK pluno, harp, violin and 'cello
solos, were remarkably well rendered.
The various vocal selections displayed
a color and finish seldom attained by
ufitatftirs.
A pretty flag drill by sixteen young
ladies, a comic song by tho boys, a
reading by Miss Marlon Ness, and a
pluy by the little folks -were espec
ially attractive numbers.
Following iu the program Jn full.
"Salute to tho Colors" .Kert Anthony
Academy Orchestra ,
"A Musical Wrnnglo" .
Hy the youthful musicians
"Venetian Carnival" ...Emll Bronte
' Choral Class '
"Robin Adair" Harp Solo -....Pinto
Anita Fitzgerald''
"Polonaise" Frank Eyer
Margaret Burroughs, fileanore Oith,
Alice Lynch, Lornlne Kofbeck
"Evening" Harp Solo Standley
Esther Palmer n :
"Song of the Brook" Preston
Elizabeth Mary Evnnson
"The Big Brown Bear" ..Mana-Zucca
Song by the Boys
"Norwegian Bridal I'rocosslon" Ortig
Dorothy Ness
"The Llttlo Tin Soldlor" . . .
Priscllla Sawyer
Illchard Dugar.
"An Irish Love Song"
Murgaret Ruthvcn Lang
- . Vocal Trio
"Turkish March" .......... Mozart
Lola Blackford
Flag Drill
"Alpine Violets" Ludwig Andr'c
St. Mary's String Quartette
"Old Black Joe" Rathbun
Evolyn Wold
"The Owl Critic," Reading ....Field
Marlon Noss
"By tho TVaters of Mlnnctonka" . .
Thurlow Lleurancc
Catherlno Coyle
"Andnnto ReliglOHO," Harp Solo . .
, Hassolman
Patricia Mlkscho
"La Baladlne" Lysberg
Piano 1, Dorothy Ness; Piano 2,
Marlon Ness -
! Three attempts were made last
evening to cntor Strang's Drug storo
from the rear, a - "jlmmle" being
used to raise two windows while It
wks also used in attempting to enter
the rear door.
-'It Is believed that the thieves did
Dot make their entrance as nothing
had been-disturbed. The first at
tempt was made at 8:30 lust evening,
and , Virgil Strung .who . was In the
store at the time paid no attention
to the noise, thinking it was a rat
invading the rear of the storo. When
he returned to tho store about 9:30
one of the windows was up about
eight inches. Tho police were called
I and Officer Adams, accompanied by
A, Stewart, a Southern Pacific detec
tive, made an examination.
This morning when teh store was
opened up the other -window was up
about an inch and marks of a "jlm
mio" were seen on the edgo of the
back door.
Sevoral drug storoa have been rob
bed lately! in cities north of here,
quantities of narcotics having been
taken. It Is believed that last night's
prowlors were In search of morphine
or some similar substance. Mr.
Strang states that, he handles a small
Btofck of narcotics.
TRY TO IDENTIFY
Sheriff C. E. Terrlll and the lead
ing victims of the automobile hold up
on Blackwell hill last October, will go
to Grants Pass tomorrow to see if
they can Identify Dewey and Oregon
.Tones, held In the Josephine county
. Jail under $5000 bonds on a charge
or highway robbery. The two broth
ers were arraigned at Grants Pass
Wednesday, and bound over to the
grand jury, for the alleged hold up
nnd robbery of a party of autolsts
from Croscent City, Calif., last Sep
tember. The local authorities telephoned to
Grants Pass yesterday aftornoon, and
Shorlff Terrlll says that . Sheriff
Lewis of Josephine comitv told him,
that the two brothers denied all com
; pliclty In the local affair. Sprague
' Reigel of Gold Hill, and Walter
Smith and William Schultz of this
city, three of the bandit victims, will
' attempt to identify the voices of the
pair accused, without their knowing
of their presence.
Dewey Jones is well known In this
city, and was a witness In the Lurk
Evans trial, a couple of years ago.
THANKSGIVING PLAT
AT
Less Meat If
Kidneys Bother
Take a glass of Salts If
Back hurt or Bladder
troubles you,
your
Under the direction of Coach
Durno, the local high school football
squads are undergoing stiff workouts
each evonlng and are adhering
strictly to the training regulations In
preparation ' for tho Ashland game,
Thanksgiving Day at 2 p. m. at Ash
land between Ashland and Medford
high schools. With the exception of
Donovan, Medford's loft end who
has been indisposed since several days
beforo tho Armistice Day came, the
mon are In excellent condition for
tho coming contest, which Is icgard
od as a hard, battle.
It Is understood that Principal Foi'
sythe of the Ashland high school has
written Andy Smtlli, coach of the
Gulden Bears, for information lead
ing to some unbiased, disinterested
officials, California or Stanford men,
who will be agreoable to both Med
ford and Ashlnnd.
Thanksgiving comes but once a
year and the people of the Lincoln
district always look forward to a
pleasing entertainment to celebrate
the event. This year is no exception,
and the teachers and . pupils have
been - busy- preparing a varied pro
gram -, There will be Bongs, folk
dances, plays and dramatizations, be
1 sides enough to satiBfy tho greatest
epicures of the day.dandy;, cake
and coffoe, pies, cookies and even
I "hot dog." Tho Lincoln Carnival
1 company will appear at tho high
I schosl auditorium Friday evening.
Bargains for Ladies
At Hub Shoe Sale
Ladles, attend the big two day shoe
salo at the Hub Shoe Store, One lot
of women's oxfords and ties in brown
and black welts and lurus. Values
up to $12.S0. On sale for two days of
this woek at ono price for, any pair
In the lot, at three dollars and fifty
cents. 209
No man or woman who eats too much!
meat -can make a mistake by flushing
the kidneys occasionally, says a well
known authority. Big meat eating may
develop uric acid, which excites the
kidneys; they become overworked from
the strain, get sluggish and fail to
filter the waste and poisons from the
blood; then we get sick.. Rheumatism,
headaches, liver trouble, . nervousness,
didiness, sleepiness and urinary disor
ders often como from sluggish kidneys.
The moment you feel a dull ache in
the kidneys, or your back hurts, or if
the urine is cloudy, offensive, full of
sediment, irregular of passage or at
tended by a sensation of scalding, step
eating meat and get about four ounces
of Jad Salts from any pharmacy; take
a tablespoonful in a glass of water be
foro breakfast and in a few days your
kidneys may act fine. This famous
salte ie made from the acid of- grapes
and lemon juice, combined with lithia,
and has been used for generations to
flush and stimulate the kidneys ; also
to neutralize! the acids in urine so it
no longer causes irritation, thus often
ending bladder weakness.
Jad Salts is inexpensive and can not
injure; makes a delightful effervescent
lithia . water, drink, which everyone
should take now and then to help keep
the kidneys clean and active and the
blood pure, thereby often avoiding ser
ious kidney complications.
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