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VAGF, TWO MEDFORD MATT, THTBTTNE, MEDFOKD, OKEfipy. FRIDAY, .LVNUARY 11, 1024 ID ocal and Personal ' D. E. and I. D. Phlpps started this morning putting up a modern auto camp -ground on Riverside just oppo ';. site the llungftlow Grocery store : i They will have tents, cottages, a com- . munity house, and all conveniences.' Motor annual, giving all Informa- tlon on all 1924 automobiles, now on sale at your news dealer. . 250 f You will be surprised at the 11.00 ;. bargains offered at Sinclair's Jewelry ) 'Shop lor one week commencing Hat- i urday, Dec. 6th. , 249 i, Many Shrlnors from Medford and ', . various other parts of the county will ' attend the big ghrlne ceremonial of . Hillah Temple at Ashland tonight. 1 i Big sale Just started. Come and $ select a hat you'll be proud to went. The Emmy Lou Hut Shop. M. M. Dept. Store. 249 We fix any old thing. , Liberty Repair Shop. i i ' Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Folger leave tir- day for Sun Francisco to spend two j or three months. 1 j , When In Klamath Falls make 'the Arcade Hotol your home. Modern and ! up to date suites with or without ' baths in the new addition. Even youv home paper will be found in .our j ' lobby. Opposite post office. 249 'j All white stamped pieces 26 percent off at Deuel's Art Dept. '. 212 j Anna Pavlowa, the dancer and her j famous -ballet -Russe .and symphony j orchestra, who appear at the Armory ' tomorrow night, opened their Port i land engagement at the auditorium last night, where they gave a pcrfor ! mance this afternoon and will appear again tonight.. Thoy will arrlvo in Medford by special train tomorrow forenoon. A. 8. Rosenbaum, district , freight and .passenger agent of 'the ; Southern Pacific, is going north to- morrow morning to meet the Pavlowa -company. Better doughnuts 20c Aoz. Better S cookies 15c tioz. Try thorn. Rex Cafe s and Pastry Shop. 249 Tuxedo tobacco 10 cans for $1.00. ? Hutchison & Lumsden. 262 ; - Tho new officers of Modford's En , , campment of Odd Fellows will be In ' stalled tonight by M. J. Wiley, district deputy grand patriarch, and assis tants. " -Now is the time to solect a pattern t hat for . less than wholosalo , price, j Emmy Lou Hat Shop, M. M. Dept. Store. 24 ' If you want to save money trade at the Army Store, 32 South Central Ave. Medford, Oregon. 252 ; Mrs. J. O. N. Poling of North ; Phoenix received word today of the j ' death of her fathom, W. II. Vincent, at j his homo at Napa,' Idaho, on January S' 10th. Mr. Vincent was a Civil war " veteran. i 'Better layer cake, the squares, 25fci ! .large 60u; small 40c. Ilex Cafe and '-- Pastry Shop. 249, . If you admlrod the late Prosldent ' Harding contribute something to his ; memorial fund. 263 i ' .The Hotel' .Medford was filled to capaoity last night with guests stop : ping over, either .enroute south or I' north, and so many of thorn traveling i in autos that tho Colonial Garage, ! where the gucBts of tho hotel keep their cars, was so filled with them - that not another one could have been i taken care of Insldo.' ' J 'A completo assortmont of sweet j rolls, butterhorns, butterflies, bear paws, cinnamon and ParkcrhouHe rollB, they aro hotter, try them. Rex Cafe and Pastry Shop. 249 Do you know you can get tho same i sire loaf of bread for 1 po at The .Rogue that you pay 12o for at other places, and it's roally good broad. Try i , it and see. 253 I G. H. Swain, representing tho Ore- v. gon Retail Merchants association, Is -i here to arrango for completing the local organization. Tho membership committee will bo out tomorrow to secure the neeossary number of mert chants. ( Big oloaranco snlo on 'millinery ! prices 08 cents to $9.98. Emmy Lou Hat Shop, M. M. Dept. Store. 249 You can got It at DoVoe'u. tf Dance,- Eagle Point, Bat. Iilto. 249 Mrs. George - Hood and daughter of iVancouvor, B, C, nnd W. T. ltcod of Kansas City aro among tho visitors ' In Medford from distant points. Implicating salo books for salo at th l office. . ... ' tf For either sex to miss popularity is truly a tragedy, says a popular novel. 1 1st. By attending the dunces at the Oriental gardens this misfortune will never be yours. Bo there Suturduy night. 249 Tuxedo tobacco 10 cans for $100. Hutchison & Lumsden. 25 'Tho weather continues to bo rather uncertain, with much cloudiness and a temperature which during tho day is very chilly, and insldo homes and pluoes of business whoro thore are fires, too warm. The maximum torn pernturo of 38 degrees yesterday was followed by a minimum of 36 this morning. Fair wouthcr is tho prodlo Hon for Saturday. 1 Lamp shades made to order at Deuel's Art Dept. Or we will help you make your own. 262 Undisputed leadership with dancers. ! That's the Oriental gardons. lie there Saturday night. 249 Do You buy bread its food value? for Then Why not demand the added food val ue of 1007o whole milk used only in Fluhrer's Milk .At.Asy Grocer I L. V. DriiceT traffic representative of the Grand Trunk Pacific railway system, wan a visitor in tho city yes terday on business for his company. Those wishing to rent costumes for the masquerade ball,., given at . the Orientul garden Wednesday, January 23rd, will be able to do so by calling phone 1000 or getting in touch with the management of the Natutorium. We will have a large shipment of cos tumes direct from Hollywood. 249 Try The Rogue doughnuts and French pastry. 268' Experiences and observations dur ing a year's absence abroad were told to the City club this noon nt Portland by Dr. George Rebec, dean of the graduate class, University of Oregon. "Impressions of Reborn Italy," was Dr. Reboc's subject, but he also analyzed briefly the Bok peace plan. ''Fun to the last dance." You hear this said frequently about the Oriental gardons. Be there Saturday night. 249 We can save you money on genuine navy pea coats. The Army Store. 252 Chas. E. Dufficld of Shoshone, Ida., arrived the middle of the week for a visit with '.friends in and around Gold Hill. Several years ago he. owned the Medford Shoe Parlor on Main street. His son Ralph will .leave Stockton, Cal., Sunday for a visit to southern Oregon. All kinds of rough and dressed lumber. Wallace Woods, phone 108, III East Main. . Moot Mrs. Brasted at . Warner, Wortmp".. & Gore's, where she will serve you a lunch and Wadco coffee. 240 T. J. Coffman and son Bobby re turned yesterday from a month's trip to. New. York and Now Orleans. We can save you money on rubbers. Tho Army Store. . 252 There's a.', busy Business College in Medford. OWN , Paul V. Marls, director of tho O A. C. extension service, passed thru tho city last night enroute back to Corvallls from Klamath Falls, and during tho train stop hero hold a short conference with County Agent C. C. Cato. ' The state leader of coun ty agents, F. L. Ballard, is expected to spend Saturday in tho city on business. The management of tho Orlontal gardens will give one of the most beautiful and spectacular masquerado balls ever given in southern Oregon Wednesday night, January 23rd. Plan your costumo now. 249' Hemstitching So pef yard at Style craft, opposite Rlalto theatre. tf Dr. P. M. Noll, Dr. E. a. Wlsecarver K. K. Ambrose and E. H. Jefferson, of Klamath Falls are visitors In the city from that section. Among othor out of town Oregonlans hero over last night and today aro William A. Aira of Orogon City, A. J. Ness of Eugeno, and the following from Portland: Mr, and Mrs. Fred Marx, Mr. and Mrs. C, Cohen, Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Cooper, Mr;1 nnd Mrs. B. E. Eva, Mr. and Mrs. F. E. llnrloy, Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Moservcy, W. C. Page, Thos. Cavil E:.B. Duffy, O. W. F.. Meyer, C. B. Prcwltt and B. II. Nichols. Foe aviator coats go to tho Army Store. - ' 2 Leavo or send your contribution to the Hurdlng Memorial fund to C. I1. Talent, 219 Liberty building, or L. C Unrlock, at tho Chamber of Com merce, Medford. 253 As Marshall Hooper, ono of the stuto" bunk exuminers will be on offic ial duty hero about a week, Mrs, Hooper nnd tholr daughter arrived In the city from Grants Pass yesterduy to bo with him during his stay. Tho family are stopping at the Hotel Med ford. If you are thinking about buying blankets go to the Army Store whore jou can save money, 262 Moot Mrs. Brastod at , Warner, Wortman & Goro's.i whore she will' servo you a lunch and Wadco coffeo, . 249 Tho Colloge Women's Club of the Roguo River Valley will meet at tho home of Mrs. R. W. Stearns, 23 Orango street, Saturday afternoon. Tho collogo paper, "Tho Collegian, ' will bo road by Mrs. ..Jas. Campboll There will bo Oregon music by Miss Loona O. Masters. Tho Bocltil chair man is MIhs Thoone Carkln. We curry nothing In coal' but tho vest guaranteed Utah or Wyoming. Our prices on all fuel we handlo aro Always tho luwest, considering qual Ity. Vulloy Fuel Co. tf You can always buy cheaper at tho Unitod Army Storo. -262 Tho Knights of Columbus nro to ontertuln tho Boy Scout Troop 1, Monday evening in tho old American Legion hull with games and a spread Tho fathers of all tho boys are also invited. 1 Fut is man nnd woman's greatest onemy. It shortens life many years. Yet you can banish it forover right1 hero In your own homo town. Dan ccrs nevor becomo fat. Dunce your way Into a righteous health at tho Orlontal Gardens. Be there evry Sat urday night. 249' Dance, Engle Point, Sat. nlto. 240' -Mr. and ..Mrs. U. 8. Armstrong re turned today from a two weoks visit to Portland. Try our wet wash on your next wash duy. 15 pounds for 75c. You can't do It nt home for this amount. Medford Domestic Laundry. Personal Domestic Sorvlco. Phono 166. tf Don't forgot tho regular Friday night dance at Jacksonville, Jan. 11. Motropol Trio. 249 Tho Oregon - conference ' Epworth league. Is holding Its nnminl meeting ut Portland this afternoon and to night. Conference members wero ex pected to be In attendance from as far south as Ashland and as far oast as llond. Radio muBlo evenings freo at The Rogue. 263 You can get Krommel Bros, famous Health Bread at DeVoo's. Among the Callfornlans arriving In the rlty Friday were Mr. nnd -Mrs. 11 C. Hull of Santa Ana. R..L. Welch nnd J. W. Lorraine of Colusa, C. W. Ulunchard of Los Angeles, and Mr. and Mrs. F. O. Cornelius, J. C. Eaile, A. T. Twltcholl and Ed J. Oahlcr of Snn Francisco. Dance, Eagle Tolnt, Sat. nlte. 249 ' Tuxedo tobacco 10 cans for $1.00'. Hutchison A I.umsdon. 252 Cnptaln 11. A. Canaday left this morning for Roseburg whoro ho will tako over his official position In tho federal land office In that city. This w o,, rather sudden tleparturo, hut tho'word was received to leavo only at Bix o'clock last evening. Another big dance at J'vlllo Frl. 11. 240 Genuine M'neh Mti-gnetn parts and repolrs. Ulectrl? Shop, Eighth, and ilarUcm .. a . The Medford candidates who will bo initiated into the mysteries of the Mystto Shrine at -the Ashland cere monial tonight of Hillah temple put in today worrying and wondering whether-they will ever see their relur tivejf and friends again after tonight. Two of them, Howard Warner and Lloyd Moss spent much of today 'at the county agent's office in meditative silence, broken now -and then by whispered conferences, all the while clasping hands In sympathy. .' Many big stores In town having January clean-up sales, Crystal White' soup 8 for 10c: Pulm Olive soap. 6a $1.26 to $1.60 slippers for 87c per pair are sacrifice prices at Jap Art Store. Most everything reduced, and sale starts Saturday, Jan. 12, 9 a. m. 252 Our only business Is Insurance, but we cover every known kind of risk R. A. Holmes, "The Insurance Man." ' . ' . tf A one dollar week at Sinclair's Jewelry Shop. ., 249 Judge Colvlg and Guy Connor ror turned on the morning train today from Portland, where they had been on business., , . : j 'C y Melody Bueschor saxaphonef. slightly used, $100. Also an .alto saxaphono $100, regular price $145. Palmers Piano House. 249 We have good values in used cars. Patton & Robinson, Inc. tf Dance at Jacksonville Frl. Jan. 11. ... 249 E. B. Duffy, traveling freight -p.d passenger agent of the Rio ur' i Western lines was a visitor in t"'v ..city today on business for his compa.iy. Unity literature teacnes people now to bo well, .prosperous and efficient. Free distribution. 106 South Ivy. tf 30x3 tires for $7.60. Exchange Tire Co. ' 252 Weather Strip shuts out the cold from around doors and windows. Cheap and easily applied. Big Pines Lumber Co. tf F. T. Wrlghtman of Salom, district deputy grand exalted ruler for Oregon south; made one of the finest addresses- ever, heard in tho lodge room lust night on the occasion of his offic ial visit to the Elks lodge. Mr. Wright- man who claims to bo an agricultur ist because of his ownership of a large farm between Salem and Albany, is a lawyer and was the first man to hold the position of stato corpora tion commissioner in Oregon in fact he organized that department and he is also a former sheriff of Marion county.. He left for his homo at the stato .capital this morning. . , Sowing ' machines ronted $3.00 per month. -40 second hand machines, for sale. New singers on terms to suit your convenience. The Singer Store, 10 South Fir. 260 Weather Strip shuts out the cold from around doors and windows. Cheap and easily applied. Big Plnos Lumber Co. tf Coal briquettes. Clean and econom ical. Exclusive dealers, Hanson Coal Co. Phone 239. tf Washington state people who were overnight visitors In tho city Include Mr. and Mrs. Thos. a. Mortland of Everett, D. K. Milton of Belllnghnm and tho following, from Soattlo: .-Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Smlth,.'Mr.'and Irs. A. Goblor, Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Adams, J. R. Baker and C: E. Bolin. Clean cotton rags wanted at the Mall Trlbuno office. , . Plenty, of old papers for sale at .this office. tf Selling out now phonographs and records all kinds half price. Gold Ray Realty Co. Open ovenlngs. Tho traveling electrician for the company of Pavlowa arrived in town today nnd is busy completing the wir ing nnd arrangements for tho perfor- man Saturday. A special staircase from the south side of the stage was built for this production, so as to allow Pavlowa to enter from , both sides of the stage. , : Havo your tire repairing done now for less money. Exchange Tire Co. 262 Crepe paper -6c roll, DeVoe's. . The Real 311k Hosiery Mills, manu facturers of ' Real "Silk guaranteed hosiery have engaged Mrs. Emily Lammoy of Central Point as their representative of Jackson county, territory -comprising -Contral Point, Gold Hill, Jacksonville, Butto Falls and all rural districts. - Branch office in Rostel Illdg.. Central -Point, Ore. Phone 104 Centrnl Point. 252 A. IT. Miller roturned this morning from Portland where ho hud been transnctlng business during tho week. Get your magazines, at DeVoe's. Get soft paper school tablets at this office. tf Milk and cream at DoVoe's. tf Hamburger sandwiches at DoVoe's. Miss Myrtle Frye returned Sunday from nn-extonded trip tn southern California. At Deuol's Hemstitching 8c. tf Buy your shingles and roofing nt Walluco Woods' Lumber Yard. 711 E. Main street. Phone 108. tf Weather Strip shuts out the cold from around doors and windows. Cheap and easily applied. Big Pines Lumber Co. tf Word has been rocelved from Rus sell Coleman, the son of Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Coleman and the brother of -.Inter Coleman from Hawaii, where ho has been employod slnco last June. Mr. Coleman has accepted a position with tho Hawaiian Sporting Goods ,Co, and will continue to resido in Hono lulu. . Buy your screen, doors at Wnlluco Woods' Lumber Yard, 711 E. Main. Fhono 108. tf This ottlco has lnvontory blanks, ruled .and 'punched, 'suitable for all classes of inventory. tf 30x3 Vj tires for $8.60. Exchange Tire Co. 252 QUIT STOMACH contrd touRu And bWolllng. Atvcy$ fix 4 rttkf fit CHAMBERLAIN'S TABLETS IwmIm 70 or itoucli u4 brutk enljr 25a TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY FOR SALE 160 acre wood lot. four miles - rrom railroad, ltox ,.101. Grants Pass. 255 For SALE 1918 Chevrolet delivery ear. Also rorn sedan top. cheap. Easy terms. 401 8. King, or phone 761. 250 WAXTED Salesman. Mills to user at astonishingly low price. Make $100 per week easy. Sllktex nnd Heather brands, known nil over the world. Satisfaction absolutely gunr nntoed. . Western Sales .- Manager, powarij Hotel, Portland, Orj, - Among tho Medford people going to Ashland today for the installation of the Hillah Temple and for the dinner and dance 'afterwards, aro Mr. and Mrs. O. O. Alenderfer. Mr. and Mrs. H. C, Smith, Mrond. Mrs. C, C. Lom mon. .... We will loan you money to build or buy Holmes the Insurance Man... Aberdeen Utah coal. Utah's best. Hansen Con! Co. Phone 299. - "tf 32x3 cord tires 1G. Exchange Tiro Co. 262 Expert Income Tax Help. BAB College Bldg., phono 2 D9-H. 251 Maternity corsets and belts at the Goodwill Cordot Shop, 20 S. Fir. 249 CHARLEY PALM TO Charles Palm, who is Just complet ing new-. buildings nt tho - corner 'of Fir and Muln streets, said Thursday, that as soon as tho weather clears up I will start work on new buildings as far down as the tin shop, and I may go clean to the alley." . Mr. Pulm said the new storerooms would conform in sizdi and architecture, to those just completed. "I would start In right now," said Mr. Palm, "if the weather was right. Tho Improvement would cost mo In tho neighborhood' of $10,000 and. I can" finish It in sixty cays, under good weather conditions." I Asked regarding tho rumor that ho Intended to build a theator, Mr. Palm said: "I wouldn't mind, putting up ono Ilka tho Vinlng in Ashland, but) one. trie size of the old Page would be too much ,pf an investment, tho way labor and material are." GENERAL ALLEN ASKS MEDFORD PEOPLE TO AID GERMAN CHILDREN Below is a copy of a message receiv ed by Mayor Oaddls yesterday from General H. T. Allen, world war vet eran and former commander of Ameri can forces In the. occupied zone. New York, N. Y., Jan. 9, "24. Mayor E. C. Gaddis, Medford, Oregon. . , . Intimate knowledge gained from my four years service on the Rhine and my recent visit to Germany lias prompted mo tec-accept chairmanship American c'omnHtteo for relief GeiV man children ink full confidence that loading Amejlpguj. ..throughout. Hie. country will cooperate to effect suc cessful appeal for adequate funds to mot the neqd. This Is purely a hur nianitarlan effort to prevent whole sale starvation of millions of 'Gorman j children this winter and has the full- ' est endorsement of Secretary Hoover) nnd others concerned solely from tho ' standpoint of relief to helpless multl- j tildes of hungry 'nnd starving. Robert II. Strong, Portland, has acceptod tho ' Oregon chairmanship; will t you at; once select chairman for your county anu cooperate wun committee lur. Ore gon to raise states share national fun of ten million dollars which is mini mum requirement, for Amerlonn char ity to save these helpless ones. I (GENERAL) HENRY T. ALLEN: BURLINGTON 0FRC1AL SHOWN LOCAL VALLEY P. S. Eustls, passonger trnfflc man ager of tho Burlington . linos with headquarters In Chicago, and Mrs. Eustls. wore passengers on train 53 yesterday. Assistant Passengor Traf fic Manager John . M. Scott of tho Southern Pacific, a llfo long friend of Mr. Eustls, advised A. S.: Rosenbaum of their coming, and ho secured a basket of choice pears and apples for them, and showed them the city of Medford, thon drove them by auto over the highway and through the Ashland park, reaching the station In time to retake their train for tho south. sMr. Eustis nnd his wife wore very KVEny KNOWN FORM OF INSURANCE and ; BONDS E. A. HOLMJES - "THE )N8URANCE MAN" . PHONE 444 " JACKSON COUNTY BANK BUILDING) SINCE 1909 F.&E.Theatre CENTRAL POINT SATURDAY NIGHT AND SUNDAY MATINEE JACK HOXIE In "CYCLONE BLISS" 2 REEL COMEDY "SIX A. M." "Human Wrockago" coming Jan. 22 ' v ... Matinee , every , Sunday ; 2:30 P. . M. "Country 85ore," Mondey NlahJ The Home of Bread Like Mother Made I i ) '- v - M 5 '.; . ' 5i Making the dollar go a long way, is doubly essential at this sea son when all expenses are high. A Your dollar will go farther here because we cut out the non-essential expense. f you will give us .an, opportunity we can easily show ho w. much. this means to you. - v I , mi vlr:s'i ,; 'i. n ' i. ; FOR SATURDAY . ; Tea Garden Strawberry Preserves, .each 38c; 6 for $2.25; dozen : ) . ,. ) .., $4.45 . Libby's Mince Meat; 2 lb. jars . . . 49c Heinz Mince Meat, 2 lb. cans 47c Thompson Seedless Raisins, 3 lbs; , . .25c Fancy Black Figs, 3 lbs. . . . .' . . V ) : : . . . . , , . ... .,. 29c ;;Ehman Olives, per can !.V. :. . . . . . '. . . . . . . . . -. ... . .... . ,10c ,Ripe Olives, gallon cans f i . 69c Florida Grape Fruity large size, 3 for .............. .... .29c Large Oval Sardines, 2 cans -. 25c Lima Beans, No. 2 cans, 2 f or . . , 25c Preferred Stock Scups, 3 cans ... . ' ., 25c ' Lemons, fancy 300 count, per dozen 23c ;, - ; -MEAT 'MARKET Ed Binns (Fighting the Beef Trust) Veal Stew, lb. ............ V ! i . ... . .10c Beef Stew, lb V 10c Fancy Steer Pot-Roast, lb . . . . . . .'12c Veal, for loaf, lb. . . . i . . . .V. . .' . '. . . . . ..... , 15c KITCHEN WARE DEPT A special buy of woodenware enables us to, make extremely, low prices for tomorrow. - Wood Spoons, Steak Mallets, Potato Mashers, Coat Hangers, Vegetable Slicers, Egg Timers, -Rolling Pins, Salt - Boxes, '.Knife Boxes, Shelf Brackets and many other articles worth up to ,50c for . ... . . . . . . . . . . V . ,. . .5c, 10c, 15c, 25c Cup and Saucers Plain white China Cups and Saucers with gold band. Special while stock last3, cup and saucer, both . . . . . . 15c Plain white ware Large . Dinner Plates, Soups, Cups and Sau cers, etc., choice .... ; . ..... . . . . . ; t . . . 15c Clothes Racks . . ". . . . . .'y: . .. .V. . ,. 98c, $1.39, $1.69 BAKERY GOODS ! Jelly Roll Old-fashioned home-style Jelly Roll (we hope to be able to make enough tomorrow) -Special for Saturday, each 10c Hot Biscuits, 11 a. m. to noon, dozen "'. . ; . ? . .; . 10c Gates r& Lydiard ,. t , Buy Here and B ank the Difference . Lots -of . Room to Park Your Car much ploased with what they saw of tho valley and hope to roturn In the summer and visit Crater lake and the Orogon caves. -They partook of tho lithia water at Ashland and asked nu merous questions about its medicinal qualities. 'Mr. Eustls -has been with the' IlilrlinBton lines for forty years. ARMORY THE . SEASON'S MOST 8UPER3 ak aaasnai 4aCaBla..-V ' and fnndnn oixfanix afion 1,'AirTVBALLKTS . f"'.rE, tTDlVEKTlHSKMENTS, 'rniMn t FAVORITE 4aWVLU CREATIONS symphony 'orchestra. Presenting, Upon a Magnificent Scale, THE TWO BEAUTIFUL BALLETFEATURE8, "THE MAGIC FLUTE' AND ' A.MARILLA" . And Seven Different Dlvertisements, In two of which Mme. Pavlowa will also appear. ' ' PRICES: )2.50, $2.00, $1.50,' Jt. 00 (Plus War Tax) Seats Now Selling at Medford Pharmacy, , ' HEAD NOSE THROAT EARS KONDON'S for Headache. Deaf nna, Cold In Bead, Dry Noae, Catarrh. Colds of all kind. Poetora, Dantlata, Nuraos recommend KONDON'S. 80 f cats doing Rood. Aak foraampU free. IWIMhsI Saturday Eve., JAN. 12 ONE PERFORMANCE ONLY MUSICAL-THEATRICAL AFFAIR. FRESH FROM SUPREME! KllKOPAMrTglDMPrS TN0VIKDF1 BUTSOVA. tr-IVAN.CLUSTINE 7Aeodovtfer I Conductor ooooooooooooooooocoooooo Hemstitching ..-at ' Handicraft Shop First Call at the ; Colonial Shop 1 - - .-. -.v.--.' , .-f. '" J arid see thef ' ATTRACTIVE Miss Towne has , on display before buying .elsewhere. ; Pattern; Hats r;. ..... - : , Prices, nothhover ' I? HAXS
