PAOE TWO
MED FORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OKEGON, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 22., 1923
ocal and
Personal
The rebuilt r meeting of Medford
encampment of Odd Fellmya will nol
be held tomorrow evenlns. having
been postponed so as not to Interfere
with the canton ceremonials to be
held here, . This latter affair' will be
of unusual Importance and interest to
Odd Fellows, as. In addition to the
official Infection of the canton by
state ornciais, more win oe a pumic
conferring of the degree of chivalry J
UJUI1 - LIHHII Ul IUUi:n III IIIU Ullliuijr
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Both of these ceremonials are very
- impressive, and no doubt a lurgo
crowd will accept the invitation to the
public to witness the dogroo work.
Special sale on Ford accessories.
Crease, oil and piston rings. The Busy
Corner Motor Co. tf
Take your kodak films to Palmer's
Studio. First-class work and prompt
service. tf
Where did you get your's fixed? At
Brown's. 214
Milton B. Janes who was rocently
operated upon for appendicitis at the
Hacred Heart hospital is rnportod to
day to be' getting along as well ns
could be expected. - The appendix had
ruptured so the operation was regard
ed as a serious one.
All' kinds of rough and . dresseA
lumber. Wallace Woods, Phone 108.
7J1 East Main. " -
Your car battery cnaiged In 8 hours
at the Electric .Shop. tf
Radiator covers, felt lined. Mod ford
Auto Top Co., North Grape, 234
The regular chemical apparatus of
;ho fire department will bo out of
commission for a few days, as the old
Wlnton truck on which it was mount
ed has Just been traded by orders of
. the city council for a new Dorigo
chassis, on which is being mounted
the chemical tank and chemicals and
400 feet of one and one-half itmh
hose. The now chemical truck, with
the additional hose equipment Is ex
pected to add much efficiency to the
tiro department. Until It Is ready for
uite the big hose and ladder wagon
will carry chemicals and respond to
. all alarms.
Unity literature teaches people how
to be well, prosperous and' efficient.
Freo distribution. 310 8. Riverside, tf
Trade at home and bank the differ
ence. Eden Valley Nursery. Phone
680-J-2. tf
Dancing Is Instilled In the Infant by
the mother. To her song, she swings
the child In her arms In rhythmic
fashion and from this humble begin
ning does spring the beautiful duncer
seen at the Oriental gaidens Saturday
nights. 20ft
The exodus of people from Medford
( and the county to Eugene for the U.
of O. week end homecoming there and
to attend the U, of O. nnd O. A. C.
football game Saturday afternoon,
began today.
Brown says, lf It Isn't right he will
make It right." 209
We have good values In used cars.
Pat ton & Robinson, Inn. tf
Going to the Ashland Winter Fair?
It's Doc. 6- 7,- K, 9. 214
" Mrs. Helen Kerr accompanied by
Mr. and Mrs. T. O. Pctch left for Han
Francisco this morning. They will
make the trip by motor and plan to
be gone for several days.
Clean cotton ruga wanted at the
Mall Tribune office.
Thoro's a busy Business College
In Medford. OWN.
Radiator covers for XmiM. Medford
Auto Top Co., North Grape. 234
The Medford high school had a
phone call from the Halem high
school to play next Saturday wlt.
them' In Klamath Falls. , However,
the Invitation was rofnsod as the team
1s to be allowed a good rest until the
final game with Ashland, which la to
tnke place Thanksgiving.
Brown's shoe repair shop Is In de
partment two. ' 209
Highest Bra do Utah and Wyoming
roal, absolutely free from slack and
dust. Hansen Coal Co., 84 South Fir.
Phone 230.
' I am going to Brown's to got my
shoes flxedi 214
Deputy Game Warden Roy Parr
sealed four hundred game tags at
Medford yenterday. Any meat thnt Is
taken to public storage, restaurant, or
cafo for storago'or consumption must
bear a government seal showing that
the meat has neon killed legally nnd
the owners protected! Souls may be
secured from the warden at a mini
mum cost, those for meat being at the
rate of five cents each and the tag for
fish one cent apiece. Ashland Tld
Ings. : A full line of exquisite tollot requi
sites at M. M. Dept. Store. 200
' Everybody has a good time at those
popular dances. Good music, good
eats, a turkey an everything Sat nlto
Riverside Community Club. 211
"East Is oast and' west Is west"
but they all meot at tho Oriental
gardens Saturday night. 200
Mrs. Frank Preston who had hor
tonsils removed at tho Sac rod Heart
hospital yenterday Is rapidly recover
ing from the oporatlon.
Redden & Canaday write bonds and
Insurance.' Phone 720. tf
See Brown for your shoo repairing.
- 209
. Baby's photograph Swem'a Studio.
20!)
1
V
It's different. Not like
Mother made or tried to
Mak(
Fluhrer'a Milk Bread
has a flavor of its own.
At Any Grocer
J
Mr. nnd Mrs. "Win. T. Oricvo from
ProHpt'C't tire fn the city .for a visit,
tluririK wlih li they uro kuihIs ut the
UuU-1 Alertford.
The Kent Rooming house, 401 East
Fifth street is under new manage
ment, Mrs. Chan tain taking charge.
Rooms and board. 212
Elks Thanksgiving dance, Thurs
day, Nov. 2lth. Remember the date.
Big time assured. ti
Fred Qulntrelt, the world famous
conductor for Harry Iauder, now al
most as famous as Lauder, himself,
says his one ambition is to hunt and
fish In southern Oregon and to con-
I duct an orchestra in
the Oriental
'gardens.
209
Oregonlans In the city from out of
town points include Mr. and Mrs. E.
F. Logan and Mr. and Mrs. 11, Logan
of Bond, C. M. Pryse of Warm Springs
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Price of Weston,
Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Ryan of Fort
Klamath, and the following from
Portland: Mr. and Mrs. Fred A. Tice,
Mr. and Mrs. Neil Stewart and Mr.
and Mrs. E. C. Sammona.
Tho W, O. W. will have a regular
evening for the election! of officers.
E. C. SUllman, Clerk. - 209
We will loan you money to build or
buy Holmes tho Insurance Man.
The Ho, Oregon Poultry association
holds its ninth annual show at Ash
land, Dec. 6, 7, 8, 9. Liberal cash
premiums nnd many specials. 214
Local men who have returned
homo In the last day or two from
duck and goose hunting in Klamath
county say that this form of sport
there has been none too good lately.
Lowland's orchestra will furnish
the iuuhIc at the Riverside Commu
nity danco Hat nito.- 211
Have McKlnzey overhaul or repair
your car on the flat rate system you
know what you will have to pay,
Hlttson Motors. 212
, Don't mlNB special revival services
at tho Apostollo Faith Mission. Ser
vices conducted by ovangelists from
Portland, Ore.- Services will continue
nightly over Sunday. 210
James G. Currie, representing the
Bradstrcot company of Portland left
last night for tho north after a stay
of several days hero.
Danco, Eagle Point, Sat. night. 211
Attention Elks! First big dance of
tho soason Thanksgiving night, Nov.
29th. tf
Yes, wo have a turkey for you,
Rivcrsldn CoHimunlty danco Sat nite,
211
I am going to Brown's for my shoe
repairing,' 214'
The 17th annual Rebekah convon
tlon of District No. 12 will bo held at
the I. O. O. F. hall In Grants Pass,
Saturday, Nov. 24. All Rebokahs are
urged to come and help make tho day
one to be well remembered.
Plant now, why wait until spring?
Eden Valley Nursery. Phone 680-J-2.
tf
Dance, Engle Point, Sat. night. 211
Automobllo show ut Ashland Dec.
6, 7, K 9. 214
Congressman Hawley will have an
appointment for Wost PolnS military
academy, examinations to be held
January 5. Prospective applicants are
.requested to communicate with him
at once.
FroHh home mado cakes at Marsh's
Grocery. 210
Danco, Eagle Point. Sat., night. 211
Diamond coal briquets. Hanson
Coal Co., Phono 239. 214
The general parish meeting of St.
Mark's church was well attonded last
night, and after tho business meeting
about one hundred and twenty-five
sat down, to the chlckon dinner served
by tho Indies of the parish in the
Guild hall. Colonel' Thomson, super
intendent of Crater Lake national
park gavo an address, and the two
Httlo daughters of Mr. and Mrs. A. F.
Stonnott gavo fancy dances.
Ring cherry trees, the finest ever.
Eden Valley Nurcery. Phono 680-J-2.
tf
Big fnt Juicy turkey glvon away at
Rlversldo Community dance Sat nlte.
- , 211
Brown uses good leather In shoe
repairing, 214
Co. A, National Guard, organlzod a
football toam last night nt the now
armory. Dick Slngler was put In
charge of tho arrangements' nnd
games will be scheduled for tho
season with other teams in tho valley.
Fresh home made cakes at Marsh's
Grocery. 210
Brown will fix your shoes so you
fan wear thorn with comfort. 209
Evory Saturday night, a number of
persons tiro mado happy by our groat
profit-sharing plan. Be at the Orien
tal gardens Saturday night and pos
sibly ono of the big pay envelopes will
bo yours. 209
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Woodford and
Leon Hasklns will leave tomorrow for
Eugene to attond the big football
game there on Saturday, and' from
Eugene will continue on to Portland
where Messrs. Woodford and Ilattklns
will purchnso stocks for their respec
tive stores.'- ' ' i 1
Who pays the ngont, you or tho
other fellow? Edon Valley Nursery.
Phono 680-J-2. tf
Dance at Rlversldo Community Club
on tho Roguo Sat nito. Admission
11.10. 211
Art exhibit at tho Winter Fair.
Ashland, Dec. 6, 7, 8, p. 214
Wm. A. Hanna of tho Associated
Oil company spent Wednesday in
Grants Pans on business.
Frosh homo mado cakes at Marsh's
Grocery. . 210
Phonographs! See Lnunspach. tf
Diamond coal brlquots. Hansen
Coal Co.. Phone 239. 214
Tho D. O. K. K. band will give a
concert In the Armory tonight, the
tickets for which havo been on sale
for some time. A largo audience Is
expected.
Flowering shrubs, vines and orna
mentals. Eden Valley Nursery. Phone
tlHO-J-U. . tf
Zunol quality first toilet requisites
at M. M. Dept. store, 209
Extraordinary sale prices for Fri
day and Saturday. The Emmy ljnu
Hat Shop, M. M. Dept. Store. 210
Arthur Colo of tho Goodyear Rub
ber company was in Jdedford Wed
nesday on business.
You can get Kremmol Bros, famous
Health Broad at DeVoe's.
Fresh home mado cakes at Mursh's
Grocery. 210
Brown has a first class shoe repair
man right from an eaetern factory.
Give us a trial. Work guaranteed.
214
P. W. Saunders of tho Ross Ijuie
district was In town Wednesday on
business.
Pianos! See Launnpach. tf
Fresh homo mnde cakes at Marsh's
Grocery. 210
Tvo wind-up automobiles with' gar
pge ?c. Jup Aft Store, tf:
Mrs. Frod Endcrt arrived Wednes
day fro mi a vinlt to hr parents In
t'cntnil Point. Mrs. Kmh-rt accom
panied Mrs. J. W. Jordan on a trip to
Crescent City, Calif.
See Miss Lounsoury, The Vanity
Shop, for special suggestions In hem
stitching things for Christmas., 235
Hamburger sandwiches at DeVoe's.
Save a day for the Ashland Winter
Fair, it's Doc. 6, 7, 8. 9. 214
Leonard Day, the pedestrian who Is
on his return walking trip around the
rim of the United States from San
Francisco left this morning for that
city, after having spent yesterday
here'; during which he was In custody
of the fire department. He had
walked on the long journey 10,100
miles when ho reached Medford, and
during the entire long hike could not
ride any distance or ask for anything
except a drink or a match.
The best hemstitching In Medford,
8c per Tard. Miss Lounsbury, The
Vanity Shop. - . . , 235
Get your magazines at DeVoo's.
Extraordinary sale prices for FrI
day and Saturday. The Emmy Lou
Hat Shop, M. M. Dept. Store. 210
A seven and one-half pound boy
was born to Mr. and Mrs. B. S. Smith
this morning at the Purucker Mater
nlty home.
Chicken pie supper, Frl. Methodist
church, South. Prices 60c and 25c.
209
Mllk and cream at DeVoe's. tf
Did you see Brown for your shoe
renewing. 214
Edward Bodge has returned to
Klamath Falls for a few days visit
with Mrs. Bodge and their daughter.
Mrs. Bodge' will go to Portland the
last of tho week.
Fresh home made cakes at Marsh's
Grocery. ' ' 210
Special, white beans, 24 lbs. , for
$1.00. Hutchison & Lumsden. 212
Alford's Imperial trio will furnish
the jass, at F & E, Contral Point. 210
The auto tourist travel to and thru
Medford has grown very light in the
past few days. At tho city auto camp
last night there wcro only flvo cars
mid 22 persons, while on Tuesday
night there woro 7 cars and 22 per
sons. 1 ,
Crepe paper 6c roll, DeVoe's.
Sale of aprons and other' articles
Friday at 10 o'clock In parlors of
Methodist church, South. Noon lunch
25 cents. Chicken pie supper 6
o'clock. Price 50c. children 25c. 201)
New Woodstock typwriters. " All
makes of rebullts. Expert repairing.
L. D. Mlnkler, 403 Liberty Bldg. 214
Thd Parent-Teacher circle of tho
Jackson school will moot In the as
sembly hall of tho building, Friday at
3 o'clock. Educational week will be
observed In an appropriate way ond
plans for a' big, brilliant Chrlstpias
party' will be discussed. Mrs. Robin
son and teachers are anxious to meet
every mother connected with the
school
Alt. Pitt Blond for mo. 210
Grafted Franquettb walnut troes.
Eden Valley Nursery. Phono 680-J-2.
tf
Found Prices that have' no eqUal.
The Emmy Iou Hat Shop; M. M.
Dept. Store, Medford Bldg. - 210
Clyde O. Douglas of Douglas, Ariz.,
left last night for Srtn Francisco after
a sevoral months stay In Medford. .
A good evening's ontortainment. at
Phoenix high school Friday nlgit.
Male quartet and two short plays.
Admission 35c. 209
See window display of linen towels.
hand homestltched, stamped for em
broidery. Handicraft Shop. 210
Thanksgiving sale for remainder of
month of nil baby things at 10 per
cont off at Deuel's Art Dept. 215
Evory precaution will be taken by
the state traffic squad to prevept
accidents In the big rush of football
enthusiasts to attend tho annual Uni
versity of Oregon-Agricultural college
game at Eugeno Saturday, according
to T. A. Raffety, chief of the state
squad. A number of state traffic men
will patrol tho highway between Port
land and Eugene and traffic laws will
bo strictly enforced.
Friday night dance, F & E, Contral
Point. , 210
You can get it at DeVoo's. tf
Christmas Is coming, millions of
gifts will go by parcel post during the
next few weeks, if you want to mako
suro that those you send will arrive
In good condition, or that they will
arrlvo at all, have them properly
wrapped at this office tf
John Perl who recently underwent
a serious operation In Portland at the
Good Samurltnn hospital Is now re
ported on tho way to a prompt re
covery.
Buy your shingles and roofing at
"Wallace Woods Lumber Yard. 711
E. Main street. Phono 108. tf
Bluo and white lunch cloths on
sale. 48x48. 66c; 60x60, $1.19; 70x70,
$1.48. Jap Art Store tf
If exporlcnco counts, see L. D.
Mlnkler nbout that radio set. My
guarantee is backed by ten years ex
perience. 403 Liberty Bldg. 214
Rev. L. B. Quick of Rosobtirg spoke
at the luncheon of tho chamber of
commerce forum today.
Lot your next flour be Mt. Pitt.
210
At Deuel's Hemstitching 8c. tf
Found Price that hnvo no equal.
Tho Emmy Lou Hat 8hop. M. M.
Dept. Store. Medford Bldg. 210
The Amateur radio owners In Med
ford are preparfng a set to hear the
trans-Atlantic tests that are to be held'
Deo. 22 and Jan. 10.
Wanted Small second-hand cook
stove. DeVoo's. tf
Ask your grocor for Mt. Pitt flour. !
2101
Beautiful metallic lace and velvet 1
pattern hats now on sale at Deuel's.
210
EVERY KNOWN FORM OF
INSURANCE
AND r . BONDS
K. A. HOLMES
"THE INSURANCE MAN"
PHONE 444
JACKSON COUNTY BANK BUILOINQ
- 8INCG i909
Hemstitching
at
Handicraft Shop '
Knnnoth Lowin and C. D. Ward,
iiudlloin of the (.'iillfrirnlti-Oii-Kin
I'uwer company who have been ln
Mid ford for the lust f-.iv days, left for
San Francisco this morning;
Linen towels hand hematltche, fast
color stamped for' embroidery. $1.60
each. Freo Instructions. Handicraft
Shop. 2io
; Oot mamma and walking doll free
by buying season ticket. J3.60 doll freo
for 20 ticket, and $1.60 doll free for
$10 ticket. Those season tickets are
good for everything in Jap Art Store
before Jan. 1st. 1924. tf
Ostrich bands and wings, all feath
er novelties 25 percent off at Deuel's.
210
R. J. Waddell, who was arrested
last night by J. J. McMnhon, deputy
state traffic officer, was fined $10 this
morning in the court by Judge Olenn
O. Taylor when ho pleaded guilty to
operating a car with only one head
light. .'..'.
Head the' article in the December
-American about careless wrapping of
parcel post packages. Then bring
your packages to tills office for pro
per wrapping. 9 tf
Special, white beans, 24 lbs. for
$1.00. Hutchison & Lumsden; 212
The season's biggest turkey1 shoots
held at Hollywood orchards on Jack
sonville road, Sunday. Nov. 25, and
Thanksgiving doy. Plenty turkeys.
211
Misses Cleone Xm Marr and Carmine
Hlttson left this afternoon in the
lattor's coupe for Eugene to ' attend
Saturday's football game there, after
which they will contlnuo on' to Cor
vallls to visit O. A. C. friends. Ab
both ladies are afraid of the' dark they
hoped to' reach Roseburg before night
set In.- - . r- -
Duplicating sale books for sale at
this office. tf
- Genuine Bosch Magneto' parts and
repairs. ; Electric Shop, eighth and
Bartlett. ! tf
The New Columbia demonstration
record is now oh sale at Palmer Piano
House, a .fine dpuble-faced reeord for
26 cents. 214
' Motoring ovor a dead cat on the
highway a mile Bouth of Vced, caused
a car, driven-by Max Nella'n of Klam
ath Falls, Ore., to skirl and roll down
a 00-foot embankment. With hjirt in
tho car were his wife and Mr. and
Mrs. Lee Summers of Klamath Falls.
.Mrs. Summers, seriously Injured, was
taken to a hospital- in Weed. The
others escaped with minor bruises. '
Buy your screen doors' at Wallace
Woods' Lumber ,Yard, 711 tf. Main.
Phone 108. ". . tf
, Brown fixes' shoes, 103'N. Central.
: -';- ' . 209
A small deposit' will reserve any
.VJetrolo tintil" Xmas,- select it now.
Palmer Piano House. 214
Who's
Who!
Cecil B. DeMllle
William S. Hart
Walter Hlert
May McAvoy
Owen Moore
Baby Peggy .
Viola Dana ,
Anna Q. Nllsson
Bull Montana
Laurence Wheat
Pola Negri
Jack Holt
Jacqueline Logan
Nlta Naldl
Mary Astor
William De Mills
Jack Plckford
Lloyd Hamilton
Will Rogers
T. Roy Barnes
ADDED
ATTRACTION
"ROARING
LION"
a comedy '
PATHS NEWS
"BETTY" at
the organ
0
Maurice Winter of Portland who!
was In town fur several duya left
Wednesday for the north.
Thanksgiving entertainment given
by Lincoln school at High School
Hldg. Nov. 23. 203
Xmas gifts are all In Japanese Art
Store. tf
Thero will be a public sale of
household goods, garden toots, canned
fruit at residence of Frank llothrock
In Central Pelnt, Thursday, Nov. 22,
beginning at 10 a. m. . 209
Dance, everyone has a good time at
Jacksonville every Frl night. Lyric
orchestra. 210
Mrs. Guy W. Conner entertained I
the members of tho St.' Ann's Altar J
society at her home on Onkdalo ;
avenue Wednesday evening.- There)
was a musical program by Miss Helen 1
Herbert and Miss Mr.rcla MikBche; I
and refreshments were served. . There
were about forty present;
Dance, Jacksonville,' Frl Nov. 23;
- 210
' Kodak finishing a- spoclalty. and
commercial photography. . Prompt
service. . Shack &. Tom with a smllo:
Medford Bldg. 210
White beans, 24 lbs. ' for $1.00.
Hutchison & Lumsden. 212
Another big dance vat Jacksonville,
Frl Nov. 23. Lyric orchestra. 210
The U. S. Army Recruiting Station
in' Medford; Oregon will bo closed
from Nov. 25th to 30th . inclusive.
Sergeant drover C. Owen will leave
Medford for Roscburg, Oregon on
November1 25th for a period of six
days. He will return to Medford and
reopen the station Dec. 1st.
The gift that Is you your photo
graph. Have it made at onco for
Xmas. Swem's Studio. 20!)
Hemstitching 8o per yard at Style
craft, opposite Rialto theatre. - tt
Our only business Is Insurance, but
we covor every known kind of risk.
R. A. Holmes, "The Insurance Man."
tf
- Brown says,- '.'Ho guarantee his shoo
repairing." 209
WHAT MEN ADMIRE!
All men admire a healthy woman.
8ho iH not beautiful to them no mat
ter how regular her features. If she Is
sickly, ailing:. No chance for a mar
riage proposal for such a girl. If
she Is pale, weak and nervous, fhpls
doomed to' be an old maid. Fortu
nately for such a young woman there1
Is an old reliable remedy that wUi re
Btore charm and youthful bloom.- Dr.
Pierce's prescription! made of herbs
will tone up tho nerves, relieve wom
an's weaknesses', and with renewed
health beauty will follow. . 4
Send 10c for trial pkg. to Dr.
Pierce's - Invalids' JtIotel(- - Buffalo,
N. Y. Adv.
The Picture Sensation
Medford Has Long Waited to See
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REAL
STARS
Regular Prices Prevail
Adults 35c; Kiddies 10c
IF YOU want real entertainment, this re
markable picture will satisfy you. .
' f ' - .1 ( . - . 1 ' . ! -
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JAMES CRUZE, director of "The Covered
Wagon," made it. .... '
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NO ELECTRIC sign on earth is large
enough to list the names of the players. Suf
fice to say all your favorites are in it.
Mr. nnd lilrn. If. C. William f M"'l-
rnrtl lire .iiut-Mf.
Medford in roi lluml thi.s week.
Pattern hats, sport and an'',,
models. 25 percent off at Deuel s. .10
del soft paper scuool tablets at thlJ
fBuy Xmas gifts, deposit 25 percent,
we will save It for you. Jap Art Wore.
. tint visum. it.-...
PAiF MondayNight,Nov.26
X ' jSf M-J Curtain 8:30
SEATS ON SALE TOMORROW NOON!
b.i.. iMludina War Tax ' - .
'Lower Floor 2.75j Balcony .$2.20,' $1.65, 1.55c. j
HUD
with Mr&Mrs.COBURN
A COHAN CAST OF COMEDIANS
C A CELEBRITIES
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KONUON'Sfor Headache. Dmimu TJ
In Bed. Dry Noie, Catarrh. C.ldi l
all kind.. Doctore. Dentin U. Nun. I
recommend KONDON'S. 30 yeut dill!
good. Aek for .ample free.
INTERNATIONAL
LAUGHING
success
Attfiur Goodrich
All
Stars!
Thomas Mcighan
Betty Compson
Leatrlce Joy
Theodore Kosloff
George Fawcott
Bryant Washburn
Hope Hampton
Eileen Percy
Stuart Holmes
Ricardo Cortcz
Agnes Ayres
Llla Lee
Loia Wilson
Noah Beery
Alfred E. Green ,
Anita Stewart
Ben Turpln .1
J. Warren Kerrigan
Ford Sterling
Slgrld Holmquist
Coming Sunday
"ADAM and EVA"
with Marion Davies
and T. Roy Barnes.
,. ', Cording
REX BEACH'S
"THE SPOILERS"