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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MT5DFORP. OR FAlQti, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1923
ocal and
Personal
The applo shlpmentfl of the valley
( from thig city to cue torn, markets arc
near! rig tho end ns there arc only
uhout CO enra yet to . o. This will
'--make the total nhipments of the con
morciat apple cror Cor tho season ap
';. proximately 600 cam.
A full line of oxqulalto toilet requl
sites at M. M. Dept. Store. 209
Come to the entertainment at hlph
echool -Friday, Nov. 23. 207
Thero will be no Elks lodge meeting
on next Thursday, because It will bo
Thanksgiving night.
Trade at homo and bank the differ
ence. Eden Valley Nursery. Phone
,tt80-J-2. - tf
' 131ks Thanksgiving dance. Thurs
day, Nov. 29th. Komembor tho date
i' lilts time assured. tf
' ' Today was one of altprnato loud!
ncsH and sunshfno with a somewhat
" balmy temperature, which Induced
.many people to work at cleaning up
their yards of leaves and other refuse.
..Fair and cooler weathor la predicted
for Wednesday.
-. i. We will loan you money to build or
, buy. Holmes the Insurance Man.
;' Tho Royal Neighbors will meqt
Thursday 'evening, Nov. '22, In the
dining room of the American Ieglon
.hall. All Royal Neighbors welcome.;
- Mr. and Mrs. Corbln Kdgell. Ma.
ftnd Mrs. Frank Preston and daughter
Itilllo and Col. Gordon. Voorhios and
daughter Miss Marlon Voorhios have
..returned from. Kagle Point after a
week's .recreation and duck hunting.'
The Orator, Lake, club of O. A, CJ,
will moot, -tonight at 7:30 o'clock at
, tho. Hotel Holland. Important., busl
. now to. co in o up. j
Dance, atr Jackson's Wod. night "by
Talent Com. Club. Lovo land's Orch
207
. J. Paul Rcddy and Chick Hawk
leave this evening for Boise, Idaho,
t where they will enter thoir Fronty
Ford and Dodge racing cars in the
Thanksgiving races.
Ilavo McKinzey overhaul or repair
your car on the flat rale system you
know what you will havo to pay.
, lllttson Motors. . 212f
First , big dance of tho season
, Thanksgiving night, Nov. 20th. ' nf
, , Relative to tho big football banquet
hero last Haturday night tho Ashland
.Tidings makes the following com
, mont: "Tho banquot given Haturday
. evening to tho visiting football teams
in-southern Oregon was entirely suc
cessful and, accomplished the purpose
. for which, it waB Intended. Tho Ash
land football, team declares. Itself well
treated and pleased with tho even
in" v
Plant now, why wait until spring?
, Eden Valley Nursory. Phono 680-J-2
tf
Now style '8x10 unmounted photos
for Christmas. Sweiu's Btudlo. 207
-There was born to ' Mr. and Mrs;
. Ralph A. Russell of Hilt, a 0 pound
boy last Sunday at tho Puruckp Ma-
Comity Home. . . . ' ' . .
Prl7.es glvon at Hard' Time danco at
i Jackson's Wed. eve. 207
Tho Pung Chow sots have arrived
at Rwom'8 Htudlo and (lift Shop. 207
Los Angeles visitors In tho city tn
cludo Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Rowntrce
and H. F. Htandefor and family.
Blng cherry trees, the finest over.
, Edou, Valley Nurccry, Phono 680-J-2.
, tf
Tho Crater Iiko club of O. A. O
f will , meet tonight nt 7:30 o'clock at
tho Hotel Holland. Important busi
ness tocomo up.
' Tho 401 orchard roeelvod 7000 now
t Hose pear trees today from tho Den-
nett Nursery Co.
, , Brown will fix your Rhoes so you
can wear them with comfort. 209
rWhlle In Mann's More ask about
.the. band concerts and get your
'tickets.
Tom Sworn Is holding John rW.
, Johnson In the remodeling of his
jewelry store. It will bo changed Into
a vary, modorn and attractive store.
V'ho pays the agent, you or the
other fellow? Eden Valley Nursery.
. Phono 680-J-2. tf
; Why Druggisls Recommend
Swamp-Root
Kor many yonra druBKlata have
. vjitclii'd with much Interoat Ilia ro
, iiinrkuhlo record maintained by Dr.
Kilmer's Swamp-Ituot, tho Kraut klil-ni-y.
llvor and bladder medicine
It in a uhyalclan'a nrea:rlntlon. '
Bwaiup-Root la n Btrin(?thenlnK
medicine.. It helps tho kidneys, liver
and bladder do tho, work nnturo In
tended thoy should do.
Hlvauip-Root haa stood- tho tost of
, ytara. It la aold by all druxKlsis on
t Its merit and It aliould help you. No
other kidney modlclno haa ao many
. frlemlB. I
Ho auro to got Swnmp-Itoot and
. Blni t troaUnont Ht onoo. i
However, If you wish first to teat
thla Kroiit preparation, send ton cents
, to Dr. Kilmer & Co., Hlnglmmpton, N.
Sy for' a sample. Wtto. . When, writ
ing- bo auro una monuon mis paper.
Adv.
P
I Milk- Bread is made '
in Medford' finest
BakeryV ;
Are
You using it?
ilii
At Any Grocer
In tho annual drawing of automo
bile license plates for the year ll2s
held at tho secretary of state's office
In Halem several days ago B. C. God
love of 34 5 North Bartlett street, this
city drew No. 8 among the licenses
bearing tho first ten numbers. I. L.
Patterson of Eola, Pork county, for
several terms member of the state
scnato, drew automobile license No. 1.
License No. 13, which Is one of the
most sought after plates, went, to For
rest L. Moe of Hood River, while
license No. 23, also a favorite among
many drivers, was. drawn by M. F.
Tyler of 1194 East Flanders street,
Portland. .
Phonographs! fieo Taunspach. tf
When near Gates Auto shop drop In
and get your, band 'concort -tickets.
"Pop" has 'em.
Mb Lillian Roberts, executive sec
retary of the Hed Cross spent today
ln Jacksonville.
Flowering shrubs, vines and orna
mentals. Eden Valley Nursery. Phone
C80-J-2. tf
Diaries for' one year to five at
Hwom's Htudlo and Gift Shop. 207
Mbw Thco,ne Carkln, was unable to
meet her classes today at Washington
school because of illness. Miss Esther
Van- Camp of Btevens Point, Wis.,
substituted for her.
Zanol quality first toilet requisites
at M. M. Dept. store. 209'
Haby beef at Public Market Wed
nesday. . R. L. Hague. 207
Washington state men who are so
journlng In tho city Include C. H.
Ferry and C. O. Ferry of Tacoma and
tho following from Seattle: John M.
Allen. Gilbert Alslncr, C. Douglas. C.
L. Cunningham and W. E. Brooks.
See, Miss Lounsbury, The Vanity
Shop, for special suggestions 'In hem
stitching things for Christmas. 23G
Hwem's Studio is now busy making
Christmas photos. Bettor arrange for
a sitting this week. 207
Colon". Wi H. Paine gave an. Inter
esting talk at the high school assem
hly this morning. His topic was
"Patriotism," taken In accordance
with tho observance of Educational
week.
Talent Com. Club dance at Jack
turn's Wed. . Everybody come. 207
Tho W. C. T. U. will moot at the
Y. W. C. A. rooms Thursday after
noon at 2:30 for a business meeting.
A largo attendance of members Is
desired.
A. N. Wright of Cozy Nook ranch
at Phoenix was Jn town, today.
An evening class In Higher Ac
counting and C. P. A. work, is now
organizing on most liberal tuition
basis at tho "busy" Business College,
Phono 259-H. GWN 207
Kurlml, Khadlr, Ghazra and Atiatin
Yaftan aro new odors of Kwus Itu,
tho burning perfumo on ' sale at
Sweni'H fetudio and Gift Hhop. 20-7
Thb presidont of tho - Kobekah as
sembly, Mrs. Edythc Kelly, will pay
an official vlelt to Hope ' Rebckah
lodge of' Ashland on Tuesday ovonlng
at I. O. O. F. hall In that city.
Pianos! See Launspach. tf
The beHt hemstitching In Med ford.
8c per yard. Miss Lounsbury, The
Vnnlty Hhop. ' 235
Jack Horner of Portland was the
guest of B. C'-FerguBon at. tho Crater
club dlnnoKlnfifnlght.
Milk and cream at DeVoe's. tf
Special, whlto beans, 24 lbs. for
$ 1.00. Hutchison &' Lumsdon. 212
George Tuckor, Well known locally
and former member of the staff of
"special agents" operating In this
county, through tho prohibition en
forcement branch was arraigned
Monday afternoon, on a charge of
possession and sale, of liquor, before
tho county court, and entered a plea
of not guilty to possession, and re
served his plea, on tho othor count.
Tuckor was represented by Attorney
Porter J. Noff. No date was set for
tho hearing. ,Tuckor was Injured last
fall In the auto races at Salem, and
for several days his life was despaired
of. He still carries his arm in a sling.
Two wind-up automobiles with gar
age DGo. Jap Art Store. tf
Mt. Pitt Blend for me. 210
George A. Klldow representing Loo
Tiro Co., of Portland was in Modford
today.
Radio bargains! Slnglo-tubo set
$16. Two-tube set $1!0. Tubes,
phonos, transformers, condensers,
rheostats, etc., at half price. These
goods havo been slightly used, but are
guaranteed like now. 1. D. Mlnkler.
404 Liberty Hldg. 207
Grafted. Franquetto walnut trees.
Eden Valley Nursery. Phono 680-J-2.
tf
Frank A. Porry and two sons of
Tacoma, havo returned to, this city
from Klamath Falls whore they had
boon duck hunting.
Four more days of Wilson's money
raising sale. 207
Heo window display of linen towels.
hand homostltchod, stamped for. em
broidery. Handicraft Shop. 210
Tho public market will opon tomor
row morning In conformity with the
new rule, for .the wlntor of having
only two market days a wock,, Wed
nesday and Saturday. '
Buy your shingles and roofing at
Wallace Woods Lumber Yard. 711
E. Main street. Phone 108. tf
Itluo and white lunch cloths on
sale. 48x48, CGc; 60x60, $1.10; 70x70,
.48. Jap Art Storo. ' tf
Lincoln school Is to give a pageant
at the high school building Friday
night, Nov. 23 at 7:30. "Faith of Our
Fathers," dealing with tho tlmo of
the Pilgrims. Small admission. Under
direction of the teachers of. various
grades.
Linen towels hand hemstttcho, fast
color stamped for embroidery, $1.00
each. Froo Instructions. Handicraft
Shop. 210
Get mamma and walking doll free
:y buying senson ticket. $3.60 doll free
for $20 ticket, and $1-60 doll froo for
$10 ticket. Those, season tickets are
good for everything In Jap Art Store
before Jan 1st 1924. . tf
F. E. Morrick, former resident of
Med ford, now living In Sutheiiln, Is
Med ford for a few days attending
to business.
Hpeolal, white - beans,- 84 lbs.' for
$1.00. Hutchison A Lumsden. 312
Duplicating sale book for sale at
this office. U
"This Is certainly fine fall weathor
am putting up for Modford and the
valley, during my last days In office."
remarked County Agnnt C. C. Cate
this ore noon, whereupon all persons
within hearing promptly frossod their
fingers and rapped oh wood.
Let your next flour be Mt. Pitt.
310
You ran get it at DeVoe's. tf
Dr. David T. Ford from Nebraska,
left on tho Oregontnn today for -Pullman,
Wash., where he will locate.
At Deuel's Hemstitching 8c. tf
A. H. Miller of tho Medford Book
storo has purchased tho old house
located on Nob Hill, East Main street.
from Dr. Bundy and has a force of
mechanics at work remodeling the
building Into the latent type of cold
nlal architecture. Owing to the
sightly location, Mr. and Mrs. Miller
expect to have one of the most desir
able,, homes. in tho city with, all mod
ern conveniences. ''
Four more days of Wilson's, money
raising sale. 207
Wanted Small second-hand . cook
stove. DeVoe's. tf
Ruxscli Hackett and Wm. Black',
employes , oft Co, pea returned from
Klamath Falls for an indefinite stay
hero. , (
Ask jour grocer fo Mt. Pitt flour.
. ' " 210
Genuine Bosch Magneto parts and
repairs. Electric 'Shop, Eighth and
Bartlett. tf
M. L. Cotturl and W. S. Rogers,
special agents of the Southern Pacific,
arrived In Medford this morning, and
It is understood that they will tostify
before the grand jury at the train
holdup and murdor investigation.
Xmas gifts are all In Japanese Art
Store. tf
Brown fixes shoes. 103 N, Central.
209
F.; L Campbell of the American
Express Co., of Portland, is In Med
ford; today, on business.
Whito beans, 24 lbs. for $1.00.
Hutchison & Lumsden.. , 212
Get soft paper school tablets at thi.
office. . tf
Miss Elizabeth.' Myers, who has
been visiting her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. C. A. Myers, left last evening for
Florida where she will ; spend . the
winter. ' '
Redden & Canaday write bonds and
Insurance. Phone 720. tf
Buy your screen doors at Wallace
Woods' Lumber . Yard, 711 E. Main.
Phono 308. tf
R. C. Blochley and C. W. Wilson,
traveling auditors of the Southern
Pacific, arrived In Medford, today.
We make you beautiful. Medford
Beauty Shoppe, Medford building, N.
Central, phone 191-L. . 207
Buy Xmas gifts, deposit 25 percent,
we will save It for you. Jap Art Store.
tf
Tho University of Hawaii football
team, which has already sailed from
Honolulu for San Francisco, and of
which Otto Klum. former coach of
tho Ashland and Medford high foot
ball, teams, Is the coach, will play
Pomona college at Pasadena, Calif.,
on Thanksgiving day. Mr. Klum has
boon tho coach of tho University of
Hawaii for several years past.
Four moro days of Wilson's money
raining sale. 207
Soe, Jirown.for. your shoe repairing.
; 209
Kenneth Boebe of Central , Point
was In town today transacting busi
ness.
Try Brown for your shoe repairing.
. 209
Kodak finishing a specialty, , and
commercial photography. Prompt
service. Shack & Tom with, a smile,.
Medford" Bldg. ' ' 210
R. W. McDonald of Dorrls, Calif.,
attended tho Crater club dinner last
evening, as tho guest of Floyd Hart.
Brown says, "He guarantee his shoe
repairing.' . 209
Hemstitching 8o nor yard at Stvlni
craft, opposite Rlalto thoatre. tf
Includod among tho many Oregouf
lans from outside points ; visiting lit
tho city aro Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Ernst
and son of Portland, Mr. and Mrs. R.
F. Weed, C. E. Gordon and G. 11
Campbell of Eugene. It. B. Ellis of
Rose burg and C. II. Anderson of
Klamath Falls.
Our only business Is Insurance, but
wo cover every known kind of risk.
R. A. Holmes, "The insurance Man."
, tf
We carry nothing In coal but the
best guaranteed Utah or Wyoming.
Our prlcos on all fuel we handle are
always the lowost, considering qual
ity. Valley Fuel Co. tf
Miss Eileen Roddy returned this
morning from Seattle where she has
been the past weok.
Four moro days of Wilson s monoy
raising sale. 207
Special sale on Ford, accessories.
Oreaso, oil and piston rings. The Busy
Corner Motor Co. tf
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur' Van Slyke,
Evolyn Klnrald, Madelaaine Adams
and Otis Oliver of the Ellison-White
Chautauqua circuit of San Francisco
aro stopping at tho Hotel Holland.
They aro giving an Elllaon-Whito
Chautauqua program at Jacksonville
this weok.
Take your kodak films to Palmer's
Studio.' First-class work and prompt
service. . tf
All kinds of rough and dressed
lumber. Wallace Woods, Phone 108.
711 East Main.
C. E. Evans, representing Mack
Motor Truck Co., of Portland, was In
Medford today conferring with O. V.
Myers, local ngent.
Tho Kent Rooming house, 401 East
Fifth street Is under new manage
ment, Mrs. Chastaln tuklng charge.
Rooms and board. 212
Your car battery charged In 8 hours
at tho Electric Shop. tf
Plans are now being worked out for
ono of the Inrgest cold storngo plants
in north central, Washington, capable
nf holding 1000 cars, and which will
be built nt Wenatcheo so that It will
ho ready for next year's fruit season.
Tho building will be 350 feet long and
11E feet wide and Will bo five stories
high. Tho money for building has
already been provided and Will cost j
$450,000.
Brown sayst "If It Isn't right he will
mnke it right." 209
We have good values In used cars.
Patton A Robinson, Inc. ' tf
The city council will hold a regu
lar meeting tonight, nt which steps
will probably be taken to very soon
establlnh the Sixth street grado cross
ing over tho Southern Pacific tracks.
Clean cotton raps wanted at the
Mail Trlbuno office.
There's a busy Business. Col lego j
In Medford. OWN. ,
EVERY KNOWS FORM OF
INSURANCE ;
ANJ
. BONOS
R. A. HOLMES
"THE INSURANCE MAN"
. PHONE 444 ,
JACKSON COUNTY BAN BUltotNQ
, SINC 1909
Mr. and Mrs. George. Lewis, Mr.
and Mrs. L. ,H Moonnaw,- Gladys and!
Raymond Johnson of, Portland are in
Medford today looking over tho
Rnguq River valleyfor Juturo, moving
picture locations.
Unity literature teaches people how
to be well, prosperous and efficient.
Free distribution. 810 S. Riverside, tf
. Brown's shoe repair-shop is. in de
partment two. 200
Div-D. T. Ford of, Qmahu, ,Neb., Is
among out-of-state transients regis
tered at Hotel Medford. '
r Highest grade Utah and 'Wyoming
coal absolutely free, from, slack and
dust, i Hansen Coal Co., 84 South Fir.
Phone 280. i 1
: HELD AT GOLD HILL
Mra. Suatin;Hulmoa. .Carter, county
school superintendent. Mr. and Mrs.
A. C. Joy of Ashlund and Lloyd A.
Moss, county club agent, attended an
educational meeting at Gold Hill last
night. An educational film was shown
and talks were given by Mr. and Mrs.
Joy, discussing tho pleasure In club
work and the connection of club
work with tho home and the import
ant influence of the parents concern
ing club work.
This was tlte regular meeting of the
Parent-Teachers -association and wan
pronounced one of the best meotingw
of the. year. The Phoenix ciunrtotto
rendered several numbers In tho
usual pleasing manner and light re
freshments . were served.; A similar
mooting; will bo held .at Table Rock
Friday night, November 23.
The. .sale, of Jackson county boys'
clubs' hogs at tho recent Pacific In
ternational' Livestock exposition at
Portland, together with tho , prizes
won ,in club and open competition
over and abovo the- freighting cost
and entry fees, returned to the nlno(
toen exhibitors of the county $1560.04.
The abovo sum. realized from the
sale makes an average sale price of
ten, and onehalf cents a pound for
tho porkers. i
Card of Thanks
-Wo wish to extend to those who
shared, with us tho sorrow of our
recent boreavoment a note of thanks
and heartfelt appreciation for the
kind sympathy and beautiful floral
offerings: '
FAMILY OF. THE DECEASED,
207
.MARY A. FRENCH.
It. A. M.
Lako Chapter No.
32.
itCtcr
Regular convocation on
Tuenoiy, November 20th,
7:30 p. m. Visitors wel
como,
A. P. NOTII, tiocy. ;
Nollce
Tho few remaining lota on pave
ment (about 100) aro hereby with
drawn from Rrtlo pending a revision of
priccH upward to bring them in lino
with paved Iotn in other towns in
Oregon of similar size to Medford
where they aro Rolling at from $700
to $800 and oven $1000 per lot.
211 ' CITY OF M13DFOD. ,
"DUEUN, Nov. 20. Tho . first
douth of a hunger striker under the
froo state (. regime occurred in the
Newbridge "internment camp today
when Denis Barry, a native of Cork,
succumbed. Barry was an active,
member of tho independent republi
can army during the fighting against
the British. Ho had been on hunger
strike 34 days. His brother was sum
moned to tho camp last Sunday, but
the prisoner was delirious and did
not recognize him.
Nearly 300 prisoners, are still hun
ger striking. Including many, political,
and military . leaders, sbmoi of .whom
are reported to ,be very .wenlf.
Say "Bayer"-Genuine!
Ocnuino "Barer -'Tablets of Asnlrin'
have own proved safe by millions and
prescribed by physicians over twcjrty
three years for Golds and grippe misery.
nuiiuy noxes oi iweive lament oo.n only
few conU at ny drugstore. Karh paek-
K contains proven directions for Colds
and tells bow to prepare an Aspirin
garglo - for - sore throat and tonsilHU.
W, will sell and deliver to yon
all charges prepaid by us.
Christmas Cards
at cost' prices
$5.00l6OVl?2V $2.00
Ao atRortmentof 10 boutMul it extern
? raved and band colored cards, alldif
frnt. and )0 special envelop? to mfl
the m ru 14 you Are not entirely pleased
with the car da iv a guarantee to return
yrmr money. W nuke this wholesale
price oflrr only to people in small
town because we do not sell our cards
to stores, and your town storee could
not afford to sell such expensive cards
for twice the dHcv at which we offer
themtoyou. o C. O. D Seod cash
with your order NOW.
Sterility Fab. C.. H I'tway, New Yerk
mm
JOINT MEEliNG
SLIARK'SPARISH
AND : MEN'S CLUB
St. Mark'B Men's c;u'a.will meet on
Wednesday evening as usual. At the
same tlmo and place, namely St.
Mark's Pariah llbuso, at 6:30 p. m.,
will be held the annual meeting of St.
Mark's parish.
The meeting will besln with the an-
Troubled With
Your Stomach?
Use-Smith Bros.'; M. A.. C.f the
. Guaranteed- Treatment
If you want genuine, lasting relief
from stomach distress, go to your
druggist, and obtain a bottle of M. A.
C, tho guaranteed -stomach-treatment.
Take a spoonful after each meal; ns
directed, and see, bow, quickly it gives
results. The very first done should
convince you that this medicine 1b ex
actly what you need to forever end
your sour stomach, heartburn, nausea
excessive gas, bloating Indigestion
and nervous dyspepsia.
M. A. C. invigorates the stomuch
glands, promotes tho secretion of the
gastric fluid and cleanses the entire
digestive , systom . of . foul, , irritating
waste matter. It gives you now ap
petite, new energy, new interest in
life. . Sick headaches, dizziness, con-j
stipation or other symptoms of. dis
turbed digestion will vanish com-,
pletely when your stomach lh re-'l
stored to proper working order.
Remember, M. A. C. is sold on am
absolute guarantee of nitoncy back
If the first bottle fails to relieve anyJ
case of stomach distress. Obtain a
bottlo today,, price $1.25. HonthV
Drug Storo and West Side Pharmacy
will supply you. Adv.
TOO LATE -.TO.- CLASSIFY
WANTED Work or any kind
man. W. H. Stone, 511 N. Fir.
WANTED Ford truck, dump hndy
preferred. Box 42, Mail Tribune.
203
POfi KAT,R tOIR VH iv..1I(.i.I
rubber. Make me a cash offer. Call
641-X. 20U i
WANTKD Two passengers i for
Eugene Friday a. m., return Sun
, day. .-Fhonq J.064-L. 20 .
FOR SALE 4-gallon HolBtoln heifer.
206 W. Jackson. 210
wiYiN i i'ju i o purcnase iivo room g
cash, balance monthly payments.
' $2000 or less. . Address, Box 1, Mail
Tribune.- 20U
FOR SALE OR TRADE 80 acres. ,
20 acres tillable, six acres fenced
with woven wire, three springs,
about mile off Crater tiko high
way. Two room house and other
buildings. Cash price SS00. S. M.
Hayes, Central Joint, Route 1, Box
136. 213
FOR RENT Apartment.
Bartlett.
310 N.
209
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at
; Handicraft Shop
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III II UTHfTI Hundreds ot Medtord .
W xiy People Have Already Hi
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. T ' " IGNORE THAT!
B An II I II' and from every other city comes 1
llrri IItII I .11 the same storv!
II ' I I . -w-it.
rT 'T "ll Hi ' Nw on its 3rd r.
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ju ii v a 1 l4 mini8hed popu' '
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knockout to Lr jj "'" n. s'? his!Taii"'' "ffllf! '
..be so popular , I Xk harold Himself r llnt t
. , JOBENA RALSTON ; "M pi ; I
Thursday " Hollywood L l,l", lcoiiinn lady wim ma-'lfii I
t qncraU!i In Mrilqnn punts. ' n fulfil J " J
I
nnal parish dinner,, at which it is ex
pected 150 will sit down.
After a short business meeting there
w'ill be a short program of entertain
ment and the remainder of the even
In? will be given to social enjoyment.
A feature of the entertainment will
Singers, Speakers-Everybody!
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Kondon's Catarrhal Jelly, Minneapolis, Minn.'
P ACF HonuayNight.Nov.26
1. .1 XVJJ- Curtain 8:30
Mali order received now! Make checks, money orders, payable to
Pago Theater. . Enclose seir-addrefused stamped onvelopo to Jnsurs safe
return.
' . PRICES INCLUDING WAR TAX
Lower Floor, J2.75; Balcony, first rows, J2.20; next 1 rows, $1.65;
next 3 rows. $1.10; last 2 rows, BOo.
BOX OFFICE SALE FRIDAY NOON, NOVEMBER 23
"toGH OF
.with At r.& Mrs. C0BIRN
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bo an address by Col. C. G-. Thompson,
superintendent of Crnter Lake, who
will.be the especl&l guest of the Men'a!
club. j
The notary club luncheon was held' ;
nt the Hotel Modrnrd this noon.
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