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Newspaper Page TextMEDFOltD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFOUI), OliKfiOX, SATURDAY, XOVKMP.KK 21, 1023 PAGfl TWO ocal and Personal '. An' oddity of the weather of yester day and today In that there win only three degrees difference tyetween tne minimum of this morning, 47.5, and f the maximum of Friday, 60. 5. ' A ' yoar ago toaay ine minimum was Rain is the prediction for Sunday, and during the 24 hours ending this . morning there was a precipitation of . .0. following the rainfall of .02 for ' the 24 preceding hours. " I Save a day for the Ashland Winter Fair, It's Dec. 6, 7, 8. 9. 214 The best hemstitching in Modford, 8c per yard. Mlsa Lounsbury, The Vanity Shop. 235 ' Enjoy yourself nt the benefit dance ' at the Armory Thanksgiving night. !-.-. 212 The Medford football colors are be ginning to appear on the students of the high school in anticipation of the Thanksgiving game to be plnyed In Aahlnnri null Thursday at the Ash land high school athletic field. "' Oet your magazines at DeVoe's. ' Did you see Brown for your shoe renewing. " 214 WWy not havo ono of your good kodak films enlarged for . a gift. Hwem's make them and framo them artistically. 211 Turkoya for Thanksgiving this year are much cheaper than for years past. The price quoted today at a number of War markets for host quality Was 80 cents a pound with feathers off. altho quite a number of citizens: ord ered birds at the public market at 32 cents from farmers:- The Oregon National Guard dance to raise money to purchase equipment at tre Armory Thanksgiving night. ... - 212 Found Price that have no equal. Wanted Hrrmll socond-hand cook stove. DoVoo's. tf Anion Oregon visitors In tho city . from out' of town nre Mr. and Mrs, C- It. Barker of Portland, Julia Iver on of Hlilom. M. It. Moore of Marsh field, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Dcnn of Roseburg and Ethel Wilson of Klam ath Fallsi. . "Christmas Is coming, millions of gifts will go by parcel post during the next few weoks, If you want to make sure' that those you Bond will arrive in good condition, or that they will arrive at all, have thoni proporly wrapped at tills office. tf . Buy your shlngleB and roofing at Wallace Woods' I.umbor Yard, 711 B. Main streot. Phone 108. tf Tho only dance In town on Thanks giving will be a dance by Co. A, lK6th Inf. O. N. G. at the Armory. 212 Olenn Fabrlck accompanied by His' son and a party of high school, stu-: dents started Friday for Eugene to attend today's football game. Thanksgiving salo for remainder, of month of all baby things at 10 pur cent off at Deuel's Art Dept. 216 Ynn pjin ant It at Devoe'fl. tf Correct way to call your guest colonial door knocker. At Hwom's. ;.' 811' ! An address of exceptional Interest to everyone will bo given by the pas tor of the Main Btroot Methodist church Sunday evening on the subject "Tho Mountain Whites of tho Cum berlands." This address 1 made up of a series of life Hkotchos takon from first hand experience while engaged in settlement work among these ster ling Anglo-Haxon noonlo of tho moun tain fastnesses of tho Cumhcrlands. Rev. Coan promlsos his hearers plenty j-ot rich and raro humorous skutches and an Interesting nnrrativo In gen oral. Two special musical numbers will bo presented Sunday ovenlng, a choir rendition, "Hong at Kvontldo" by Thompson and hnothor beautiful violin duet by Misses John nml Beaton, llarnby's "Crossing tho liar." "The Life of the party" nt the Oriental gardons tonight It moans tho music' the splendor, tho color, tho harmony, tho friendship nmdo mani fest, and tho sincere gaiety of every one there. 211 . Blue and white lunch cloths on sale. 48x48, 66c; 60x60. $1.19; 70x70, f .4g. Art Store tt At Deuel's llemstltnhlng 8o. tf' . N. M. Vllm of Wichita, Kansas, Is a guest of his brother, K. N. Vllm and family. . "The bright spot of tho valley for many miles," remarked a visiting eastern Jurist at 'the Oriental Gardens Saturday night, Do sure and bo there tonight. 211 Milk and cream at' DeVoe's. tf Special, white beans, 24 lbs. for $1.00.. Hutchison & Lumsden. 212 Fred W. Plnkorton of Ashlnnd and Jennie Oray also of Ashland; were married at tho Presbyterian nianso ni 41 South Holly at 4 p. ni. 'Wednesday. The newly wedded couplo will nuiko their homo In Ashlnnd. New Woodstock typwrltors. All makes of rebullts. Kxpert repairing. h. D. Mlnkler. 40S Liberty Illdg. 214 Grafted Franquotto walnut trees. Eden Valley Nursery. Phone 680-J-2. tf Hwem's gifts win tho approval of your friends. Hwem's Gift Shop. 211" Wi C. l'ago of tho Mason Tiro and Rubber company 'was a Medford visi tor yesterday. . ThntniFrniihR HwOtll'M Studio. 211 - Dance. Engle Point. Bat, night. 211 r It's different. Not like Mother made or tried to Make Fluhrer's Milk Bread : has a flavor of its own. "'3, L At Any Grocer MIbs Itarriet Hill Is planning a visit 1 during tho Thanksgiving vacation with her sister, Mrs. Elizabeth Scott in Corvallls. "Not until you know your fellow j man, can you truly know yourself," 1 wan the text of a famous Chicago minister. Meet and know your fellow I man by going to the Oriental gardens tonight. 211 Crepo paper 6c roll, DeVoe's. . Get mamma and walking doll froe by buying season ticket: $3.60 doll free for $20 ticket, and $1.50 doll freo for $10 ticket. Those season tickets are good for everything in Jap Art Store before Jan. 1st. 183. - tf - Word in circulation about town this afternoon was that It was raining con siderably In tho Willamette valley, and that this afternoon's football game at Eugene would probably be played In rain. Thoughtful gifts that bring cheer. Swem's Studio and Gift Shop. 211 , Read the article In the December American about careless wrapping of parcel post packages. Then bring your packages to thia office for pro per wrapping. ' tf Wedyo satin slippers. Pantorluni Dyo Works. Phone 244. 214 G. A. Wlnthrop and H. 3. Blskron are among the visitors in the city from Grants Pnas. f ' It is agreed by scientists that music loving people attain greater heights In llfo than those' who know not the Inspiration of melody. Attend the Oriental garclon dances and greater achievements will come within your roach. 211 Spoclal, white beans, 24 lbs. for $1.00. Hutchison & Lumsdcn. 212 Tho season's biggest turkey shoots held at Hollywood orchards on Jack: sonvlllo road, Sunday, Nov. 25, and Thanksgiving day. ' Plenty turkeys. 211 Perhaps the greatest musical and literary treat over heard In Jackson ville was the Ellison-White Chautau qua entertainments played hero this woek. All of tho flvo numbers'were of tho highest class and exceptionally woll played to crowded houses. -The guarantee of $450 wns easily made up laHt week, which reflects much credit upon bur'cltlzehs who can appreciate talent of this kind. Jacksonville I'ost. Thanksgiving Cards Swom's Studio 211 Duplicating sale books for sale at this office. tf Genuine Bosch Magnoto parts and ropnlrs. Electric Shop, Eighth and Bnrtlett.. tf There was born to Mr. and Mrs. .0. II. Morrill of lirookhurst orchard a nine pound boy yesterday ' nt tho Purucker Mntornlty Homo. To know ono Interesting person Is worth more than knowing a million dollnrs. Go to the Orlontnl gardens tonight whero overyono Is interesting. 'V: ' ' The Now Columbia demonstration record Is now on sale at Palmer Piano Houho. a flno doubto-faeod record for 26 cents. ' 214 , Buy your scroon doors at Wallace Woods' J.umbor Yard, 711 E. Main. Phono 108. tt Hev.' F. ft. Loach will speak Sunday 11 a. m. nt the First Baptist cluiiHih on a subject which has caused mifch discussion as to tho teaching of the Hllilo. Tho subjoct will bo "Tho Holy Spirit In Powor." It will bo an ex pository sermon and will bo of Inter est to all Hlblo students. A special Thanksgiving sacred concert will bo given at tho evening service. Hrlng your friends and havo break fast or dinner nt Tho Uluo Flower Lodga, Phoonlx, Ore 216 A small deposit will rosorvo any Victrola until Xmns, select It now. rainier Piano House. .214 Xmas gifts are all In Jnpanoso Art Store. ' tf Tho formal oponing of tho nrmoryl will tnko placo next Tuesday evening. Governor Pierce and Adjutant Oon ornl White will bo present. Crystllno auto polish, a vnrnlsh food, tho only polish on tho market that will not hurt your varnish. $1.00 per pint. Sold only by Medford Auto nlnllng, 29 S. Front St. Tops dressed any shade. Now Is tho timo before tho rain. 216 White, beans, 24 lbs. for $1.00. Hutchison & Lumsden. 212 1 Are your clothes rondy for Thanks giving? I.et us clenn and pross them for you. Pnntorlum Dyo Works. Phone 244. 214" Among those spending tho woek end In Eugene attending tho football game are Jonn Wilkinson. A. c. Ilevnti, Dr. Thayer and Lcnoro Knud- son. 1 " - Hemstitching 80 per yard at Style craft, opposite Rtalto theatre.' tf 1 Our only business Is Insurance, but wo cover every known kind of risk, tt. A. Holmes, "Tho Insurance Man." - tf Get soft paper sctioot tablets at thl. office. ' tf Tho Baptist church nt Brownsville reached Its seventieth anniversary re cently and tho building erected In 1N55 is still standing. - - Nursory stock Ixiworod pricos on pears. Apple, poach, prune etc.. plants, etc. Carlton ' Nursery Co., Carlton, Ore. 211 Buy Xmns gifts, deposit 25 percent, wo will save it for yon. Jap Art Storo. tf . What! Not going to tho turkey shoot? Because why? No gun? Woll. como right along, guns furnished. Place. Hollywood Orchards, Hunilny. Nov. 26, and Thanksgiving day. 211 Everett and William Ilrayton spent Friday afternoon duck hunting. Tho season's biggest turkey shoots held at Hollywood Orchards on Jack sonville rend. Sunday, Nov. 25 and Thanksgiving day. Plenty turkeys. 211 Eventual) a genuine Victrola why now now? Palmer Piano House. tf What! Not going to the turkey shoot? Because why? No gun. Well como right along, guns furnished. Place, Hollywood Orchards. Sunday, Nov. 26, and Thanksgiving day.' 911 George Gates who left a few days ago for Portland to drive a new Ford to Medford is stopping off In EtigcnO today to see tho big football game. If experience counts, see L. T. Mlnkler about that radio set. My guarantee Is bark by ten years expert enr. 408 Liberty Bid. 116 Special salo on Ford accessories. Grense, nil and piston rings. The Busy Corner Motor Co. " tf Tnko your kodak films to Palmer's Studio. Flrst-clsss work and prompt service. tf C. I Brown and I,. A. Rlffel of the Kelly Rprlngf lelit tlr company left this morning for Portland after sev eral days visit in Medford, ' Carl Loveland spent yesterday In Phoenix and Medford, Instruments were sold to students In Phoenix anxious to start a high school orches tra. Mr. Loveland has pupils In Med ford whom he visited yesterday and stayed to play in the D. O. K. K. band concert at the Armory last night. According to Mr. Loveland the crowd was not as large as It should have been, tho the music was enjoyed by everyone who heard It. Several Ash- landers drove down from here. Ashland Tidings. Wo carry nothing In coal but the best guaranteed' Utah or Wyoming. Our prices on alt fuel we handle are always the loweBt, considering qual ity. Valley Fuel Co. tf Where did you got your's fixed? At Brown's. 214 Why not buy that gift for tho baby now when you can get bonutlful late models at the Deuel Art Dept. at 10 per cent off? ' 211 Mrs. William I. Vawtor who saw "80 This Is London," while visiting in London. England this summer and says it is one of the pleasant recollec tions of her long to be remembered trip. All kinds of rough and dressed lumber. Wallace Woods, Phone 108. 711 East Main. Your car battery charged in 8 hours at the Electric Bhop. tf Radiator covers, felt lined. Medford Auto Top Co.. North Grape. 284 Edward Webber and Lloyd Wil liamson spent Friday duck hunting at tho Gold Ray dam.- Unity literature teaches people how to bo well, prosperous and efficient. Free distribution. 810 S. Riverside tf Trade at home and bank tho differ ence Eden Valley Nursery. Phone 680-J-2. tf We have good values In usod cars. Pntton & Robinson. Inc. tf There was a good public market this morning with among seasonable products offered lots of beef and pork. Many ordors were taken by farmers for turkeys, chickens, geese nnd ducks for Thanksgiving con sumption. A feature of tho market those days is tho unusually big supply of all kinds of apples of choice qual ity on sale at unusuully low prices compared with past yoars. Wanted Comforts to tie. rhone 634-H. 211 Going to tho Ashland Winter Fair? It'B Doc. 6- 7,- 8, 0. . 214 Clean cotton rags wanted at the Mall Tribune office. Sunday will bo tho last day of tho special meetings nt the Presbyterian church with Rev. L. B. Quick of Roso burg as lender. The subjects on which ho will speak at tho morning and ovenlng servlcos nro "Streams of Water" nntl "Prayer.". A cordial Invi tation is given to any ono to avail themselves of this opportunity to hear thoso Informing and Inspiring Bible studies. Thoro will bo special music at both services. Tho mixed quartet will sing "The King of Love My Shep herd Ib" at tho morning service. There's a busy Business College In Modford. OWN. ' Radiator covers for Xmns. Modford Auto Top Co., North Grape 234 lllghost grado Utah and Wyoming coal, absolutely freo from slack and dust. Hanson Coal Co., 34 South Fir. Phono 231). Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Bwlnson nnd daughter Barbara Leigh Swinson of Sacramento, Calif., and Vorno Swln snn'nf Marysvlllo, Cnllt., are In the city visiting relatives for a fow days. I am going to Brown's to get my shoes fixed. 214 Everybody has a good timo at theso popular dances. Good music, good oats, a turkey an' everything Sat nlto Klversldo Community Club. 211 Roddon & Cnnnday wrlto bonds and Insurance Phone 720. tf Deputy Game Warden Parr arrest ed William O'Hara tho other day for killing two quail and the case wns brought up in the local Justice court this morning. Mr. O'Hnrn pleaded guilty and wns fined $26. Tho Kent Rooming house 401 Kast Fifth streot Is under now manage ment, Mrs. Chastuin taking charge. Rooms and board. 212 Diamond coal briquets. Hanson Coal Co., Phono 239. 214 I am going to Brown's for my shoe repairing. ' '214 Brenklng n prccodent of 76 years' standing, Pacific university hns grant ed permission to Kappa Delta, liter ary society, to chango to a sorority. Hlks' Thanksgiving dunce.' Thurs day. Nov. 29th. Romombor tho date Big time assured. tf Wo will loan you money to build or buy Holmes tho Iusuranco Man. Tho 80. Oregon Poultry association holds Its ninth annual show at Ash land. Dec. 6, 7, 8, 9. Liberal cash premiums nnd many specials. 214 ' Out of town people sojourning here from distant points Include Mr. and Mrs. R. II. Bnkor of Victoria. II. C, Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Flint of Boulder. Colo., Mr. anil Mrs. O. B. Marshall of Santa Monica, Calif.. Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Rosenberger of Los Angeles, Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Yocklnson of Seattle Mrs. K. E. Anderson of Tacoma and Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Bauor of San Francisco. Ivelnnd's orchestra will furnish the music at the Rlversldo Commu nity dance Snt nlto. 211 Have McKlnzey overhaul or repair your car on the flat rate system you know what you will have to pay. llittson Motors. 812 Dnnce. Eagle Point. Snt. night. 211 Articles of Incorporation were filed with tho stato corporation depart ment at Salem this week as follows: "Gold Hill Cooperative Development company, Gold Hill. $2500: P. H. Bell. W. II. Miller. Frank Chllders. 13. T. Ham and Chas. Kell." Attention Elks! First big dnnce of the season Thanksgiving night, Nov 29th. tf Yes, wo havo a turkey for you Itlvorsldo Community danco Sal nlto. z 1 1 Brown hns a first class shoe repair man right from nn eastern factory. Olvo us a trial. Work guaranteed 214 EVERY KNOWN FORM OP INSURANCE AND UONDS R. A. HOLMES "THE INSURANCE MAN" ' - -.1 'phone 444 " -1 JACKSON COUNTY BANK BUILDING SINCE 1909 L. II . Parker of the stato highway commission Is in town for a few days. ' Plant now, why wait until spring? Eden Valley Nursory. Phone 680-J-2. tf Danco, Eagle Point, Sat. night. 211 Automobile show at Ashland Dec' 6, 7, 8, 9. - 214 Blng cherry trees, tho finest ever. Eden Valley Nurcery. Phone 680-J-2. tf C. A. Winetrout of Grants Pass was initiated into the Knights of Pythias lodge last night, and stayed over in the- city after tho ceremonies were over. Big fat Juicy turkey given away at Riverside Community dance Sat nite I 211 Brown uses good leather in shoe repairing. 214 Who pays the agont, you or the other fellow? Eden Valley Nursery. Phone 680-J-2. tf If President Coolidge approves tho budget as now made up, Klamath Irrigation project will receive $695, 000 from, congress for continuing construction and maintenance during the coming fiscnl year. For Sale Get your Thanksgiving turkeys. Your cholco 25 to 28c lb. See them. 1136 W. Tenth. Tel. 42-J-2. .212 Dance at RIvorsldo Community Club on the Roguo Sat nlto. Admission $1.10. 211 Art exhibit at tho Winter Fair. Ashland, Deo. 6, 7, 8, 0. 214 Mr. and Mrs. R. H. B, Kerr of Vic toria, B. C, stopped last night in this city on their way to California where they plan to spend tho winter. Phonographs! Soo Launspach. tf Diamond coal briquets. Hansen Coal Co., Phone 239. '214 Flowering shrubs, vines and orna mentals. Eden Valley Nursory. Phone 680-J-2. tf Notice W. O. W. Medford Camp No. 90, will give the first dance of the season Thursday eve., Nov. '29. Good time assured.! Everybody come - 214 Card of Thanks Wo wish to thank tho many frlendH and neighbors for their kindness and sympathy during our lato beroavc mont In tho loss of our grandmother, Mrs. E. Jones. Also for the beautiful flowors. THE GRANDCHILDREN. Scottish Rlto f Siskiyou Lodgo of Perfec tion LT. 8peclal meetings k Nov. 23 and 24. Beginning V at 8 a. m. Friday registra tion dt Candidates, receiving of Char ter, Constitution of Lodge Installation of Officers." fallowed -by work 4th to llth degrees inclusive Beginning Saturday 8 a. m. work In 16th to 82nd degrees inclusive by tho Eugeno bodies. Refreshments at noon and 6 p. m. on both days. Admittance by card or patent; By order of V. M. 211' 'Paul B. Rynnlng, Bocrotary. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY FOR SALIC Puppies, several kinds. Phone 59VR-1. 1 ' tt FOR SALE Lot close In on Front St. for $600. IAUT assessments paid. This Is a snap. Also 1 14 ncrcs under Irrigation Jpst nice distnncn out, $1B0. Also home .place In center of Jacksonville! for -only $575. Also very fine suburban homo at about jR nan value, mono iu ur mi-i,. 212., I'OH IIKNT nm ronm house, in acres near resorvolr. Also two largo stock ranches. -Phone 517-L. 212 i FOR SALE New Corona typewriter at discount. 89 8. Front St. 2 10 'OK SALE Must sell at once, flvo room modern bungalow and garage, irnori lot. SS00 down, balauco like rent. $1800. E. C. Silllman, 206 V. E Main. ' 21 J FOR RENT Furnished flvo room uparuneni in ouuine huuhu. wtm garage No. children. Phono 789. ! " .. 211 ; Close Installs New Lathe P. F. Close of tho RIvorsldo Rarnffe has installed a now lathe, including practically ovory niodorn attachment, such as tapering, milling and grinding attachments, etc., for turning out the highest class of work In this lino. Mr. Closo'K skill arid speed as a lathe man are already well known to niany of tho people of tho valley, and this machine makes it possiblo for htm to do Intho work w'tli maximum speed and effi ciency. Mr. Close lias had years of oxperlonco at lntho operation In fac tories and machine, shops and says that ho is now in a hotter position than ever to serve the trade In his special lino of work; If it's a special lathe Job. try Close. ' 211 Pear Trees Prices Klnujrlitcrctl While Tlicjr liftst Ilartlelt. Bosc, Anjou, Cornice, on I's surlclisls roots, of finest quality. Let us save you monoy nnd supply you the best. Take advantage of the re duction sale. . Our 34 years la busi ness Is our guarantee We havo all kinds of nursory stock. ... Wrlto today for these lowered prices. CAIlIrOX NVKKKKY CO. Carlton, Oregon Hemstitching at . Handicraft Shop WlfhMt lumy - wr- bpunni Satisfaction Assured , in " nnallt and nrlce. Vtf Mall us your wants. HAKllM J. KtUUI WATCH' V OUR , BATTERY PRE8T-0-IJTK BATTERY ' BTATIOS-" 1 "Frlcadly Berrtot- rbo.w 90 LAST TIMES TO-NIGHT TO SEE WOOD' The sensational photof drama of .. .Filmland, with every well-known screen celebrity taking part. The Greatest Show ever offered at regular prices Adults 35c7 Kiddies 10c Continuous Shows Today and Tomorrow Tomorrow Tho Laughing Success "ADAM. and ' EVA" with MARION DAVIKS llllll T, ROY llAUXKS Taken from the bril liant Itrondwn'y stage lilt of the same name. also CLYDE COOK In n cotiltiiuoiiH roar of healthy fun 'THE CYCLIST" NOTICE The few remaining lots on pav?: incut (about 100- lire hereby with drawn from sale pending a Ire vision of prices upward to brjng thein in line with paved lots? in .ithcr towns in Oregon of similar size to Medford wlicrc they are selling from $700 to sjiSOO and even if 1000 per lot. CJTY OF MEDFORD.' (51 HololManx Powefl Si at O'Fafretl. SAN FRANCISCO end Shopping Pis f ricf. mutt lh -mitor to San Fra cikoI New htraukinffv of mutual charm and comfort, m lobby dntcnrd tm tfc abneaphefe l kttunoaa bem and a new Dinitag Room, eonaidefcd one of lh mctf inlcrefrinc America all contnbata to row 'wtlfareT H ia tbc mnr tioteT wWi rainiVig 1e Water in rtrty rooml r" eu nop 6 an HARVEY TjS.; M.TOY, S'Wff Managing 1 Automobile Owners Time to Take Your Profit If you have owned a car for ten yoars without carrying liability and proportv damase Insurance and have escaped paying any claims for injuries to persons or damage to, other's property, your savings amounts to about $-00.00. ,,. . ' 5 : It would bo perfectly safe 'to stato that traffic on the streets to day' is almost double that of even two years ago and it would be just ' as'sal'e to say that tho number of accidents have been doubled as well. If .you Jiave had a favorable experience In the past it Is about time to : 'covjVr dp and take your profit. , .. : ' ' . J I '.' ' Let us give you our rates and show you our policy. 1 . , v McCurdy-Daniels Insurance Agency, Inc. ' ' -;. MEDFORD NATIONAL BANK BLDO. Phono one-two three. PAGE Mondayc!t!l,Nov-26 " i SEATS NOW SELLING . . Prices Including War Tax ". ,. ' Lower, Floor J2.76; Balcony ?2.20, $1.65, $1.10, 55c. mmmm iff m A A m WITH WR&WflS A COHAN CAST MOUNT CREST HEREFORDS Hilt, California Our show herd lias just returned from a successful trip to the Pacific, International, winning moro blue, 'ribbons, including two Junior Clmmpinns, than all tlio other herds together, 14 herds competing. Wo aro now offering a few select females along with some promising young bulls for herd sires and rango bulls. Inspection invited. Reginald H. Parsons, Owner MEDFORD ARMORY Mat. and Night, Saturday, Nov. 24 Auspices Co. A, 186TH INF. THE BIG CITY ROAD SHOW wr' en h 14 in a ire. a if 1 LJl J UtiU DJ I 4, This Ib Positively the Same Big Company That Played . OAKLAND LOS ANGELES SAN FRANCISCO, SPECIAL ENGAGEMENT HERE ! Matinee and Night, Saturday, Nov. 24 Owing to the Company having an open date , J BIG CAST, including Otis Oliver and Arthur Van Slyke The Season's Character Comedians withsKOLB and DILL Hear:"Do Re Me," Duncan Sisters' Song Hit in Topsy and Eva. ' See Schultz's Funny Grocery .Store YOU WILL LAUGH UNTIL YOU ROCK IN YOUR SEAT BRING THE KIDDIES. PRICES: Matinee 25 and 50c, no higher; Evening 25c, 50c, 75c, $1.00. Plus Tar.: Reserved Seats at Haskins Drug Store. . " INTERNATIONAL LAUGHING SUCCESS V . AttKur Goodrich. OF COMEDIANS Fred Bayliss, Supt.