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MEDFOftT) MATL TRTHTTKE. MEDFORD, ORITiON', .MONDAY. FEDnrAKY 25, .1921
I
ocal and
Personal
Sunday afternoon was so warm and
delightful that it tempted a number
of young ladles to go In swimming In
the open air tank at Jacknon Hot
Springs, to the wonder of all the passing-
motorists on the hlKhway. To be
able to swim out of doors on a Febru
ary afternoon in southern Oregon
why go south?, they say.
Talk prunes this week. 292
Full line of garden too In, priced
right, Hubbard Bros. 287
M. S. Olds who has been at Chey
boygan, Mich., since before last
Christmas, arrived back in Med ford
yesterday, and is registered at the
Hotel Medford as from Cheyboygan.
Famous prune receipts given away
during Prune Week, Medford Hook
Store. 287
Singer electric or treadle machines
sold or rented on terms of $3.00 per
month. Bargains in second-hand ma
chines. Repairs and supplies for all
makes. The Binger Store, 10 8. Fir.
- '292
Excavation work with a big steam
shovel was begun this forenoon for
the foundation of the new Cooley
theater at the corner of South Cen
tral and K. Eighth streets, and from
now on the work of building the
structure is expected to progress
rapidly.
Prunes are a health food. 202
Blng cherry trees, the best ever.
Eden Valley Nursery, phone 880-J-2.
tf
There was quite a shower this mor
ning and rain fell at alternate periods
during the rest of the day. Itain Is
the prediction for Tuesday.
St. Mark's Oulld annual Mnrdl Oras,
Agriculture hall, Yroka, Calif. Fob.
29, 1524, Entirely different program
followed by grand ball. 201
See Samuel Bateman or phone 012-J
for the best garden loan.
Chas. W. Phelps, formerly Janitor
at the Elks club, but now connected
with the Weed Lumber company at;
"Weed, Calif., spent Saturday evening :
and Sunday In Medford visiting with
the family" of A. F. Stennott.
Read The Covered Wagon before
the picture, 86c. Medford Book Storo.
287
I get mine at Brown's. 200
Articles of agreement bringing to
gether two of the best light, heavy
weight wrestlers In the country, have
been sighed and next Wednesday
night Ted Thye, world's champion and
Instructor at the Multnomah Ama
teur Athlottc club, will take on Heinle
Engol of Dubuque, Iowa, in the Holllg
theatre in Portland.
Prunes are a health food. 292
We have Just received a now lot of
Red Mexican beans to sell 20 pounds
for $1, Also fresh prunes, 20 pounds
for $1. 10 cans Tuxedo tobacco for
1. Hutchinson & Lumsden. 287
Mr. and Mrs. Marion Jeanne wore
down from tholr place on Foots creek
to spend Sunday and Monday with
friends and to attend to business.
We have good values In used cars.
Pfttfnn A Ttnhlnsnn Inn it'
Selling out now -phonograph and 1
L
records a 1 kinds half nrico. Gold nnvr,,UVUi 1,11 uonB'
" . V
Jtteaity Co. Open evenings.
Mr. and MrH. J. B. Sauter of Duluth,
MJnn., H. F. Hallor of Philadelphia
and A. I. Dixon of Denver aro among
the temporary visitors in tho city
from a distance
Rhubarb and asparagus roots. Eden
Valley Nursory, phono C80-J-2. tf
Brown fixes your shoes whilo you
wait." 290
Horace Bromley was In Rosoburg
Saturday night whero ho took an
active part In the Installation cere
monies which were hold thoro. Mr.
Bromley Is an actlvo member of the
Grants Pass Cavemen, who with the
Pirates of Marshflold conducted the
Installation of tho Umpqua Chiefs,
Roseburg's now boostur organization.
Buy prunes this week. 292
Unity literature teaches people how
to be well, prosporous and efficient.
Fre distribution, 106 South Ivy. tf
A largo and appreciative audience
waa present Sunday evening at the
First Baptist church to hear the
monthly sacred concert given by the
choir of tho church. The program
was a varied ono. consisting of an
thems by the choir, soprano solo by
Ruth Warner, and a tenor solo by
Goorge Maddux, and a violin solo by
Carlton Janes. Tho special instru
mental trio by Messrs. Janes, Root
and Scott was of high merit. A prac
tical address was given by Rov. F. R.
I each op "Religion In tho Wife's
Name." A liberal offorlng was given
for tho support of tho musical pro
gram of the church. Mr. Scott,
organist-director opened tho service
with an organ recital.
If you want taxes reduced vote for
.Wm. Ulrich. 2sy
Full line of gardon tools, priced
right, Hubbard Bros. 287
doorge O, Brandenberg of tho Ore
gon State Motor association Is a busi
ness vlBltor In the city who arrlvod
Sunday.
Bee Brown for your first class b.io
repairing.' ' ' 290
Why use a treadle machine when
wo will rent you a now White Electric
for 3.00 per month. White Sowing
Machine Co., 24 N. Bartlett.
0
1)
More food value for
your money.
' Insist on
FLUHRER'S
Milk Bread
d
At Any Grocer
The outlook for the cattle Industry
Is more optimistic at this time than it
has been for several years, according
to Dr. W. H. Lytle, state- veterinarian,
who recently returned from a visit to
Malheur, Baker and Harney counties.
The open winter has provided good
grazing thruout that section, whilo
cheap hay has also made for low cost
of wintering the stock, which has
come thru the winter in good shape.
Cattlemen who have managed to hold
on to their herds are now In a fair
way to realize a Uttle profit, Lytle de
clares. You can get It at DeVoe's. tf
We have just received a new lot of
Red Mexican beans to sell 20 pounds
for $1. Also fresh prunes pounds
for $1. 10 cans Tuxedo toacco for
fl. Hutchison & Lumsden. 287
The Junior class of tho GoM Hill
high school are presenting a crmedy,
"The Kleptomaniac," Wednesday
evening at the Central Point theatre.
Talk prunes this week. 292
For estimates on fixing lawns
phone 912-J, Samuel Bateman.
TJie entertainment committee of
the American Legion post have
planned a new and snappy entertain
ment for the meeting which begins at
7:30 Tuesday evening.
Cheap apples, good sizes, at Con
ner's, phono 64. 289'
Hemstitching will make your home
made dress or lingerie look like pro
fessional work. Bring your work to
the Deuel Art Dept. for new Ideas.
288
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Ulrlch motored
to Grants Pass Sunday afternoon
Buy prunes this week. 292
I have taken over tho Interest of
Mr. Barkley in the A r graves Hotel.
We have good clean rooms and good
bedi, and will endeavor to give our
customers the best service possible.
Give us a trial. J. E. Hill. 289
' A. Snyder of Glendale, accompanied
by his family, were visitors In Med
ford Sunday.
Milk and cream at DeVoe's. tf
Orafting wax. Eden Valley Nursery,
phone 680-J-2. tf
Maurlne Carrol, faculty advisor.
Eileen Mordoff, Aletha Hubbard, Al
lan Perry and Russell Hlbbard re
turned Sunday from the week end
educational exposition ut O. A. C,
which they attended as representa
tives of the Medford high school. They
told the high school at an assembly
this afternoon all about tho exposi
tion. New shipment cotton crepe, all
colors, 23c yd. Jap Art Store.
Brown guarantees his shoe repair
ing. 290
Two thousand pamphlets on "How
to Display the Flag and How to -Respect
It" are being distributed by
Klamath Falls post of the legion
among the rural schools of Klamath
county. Copies are also being fur
nished to Individual citizens and
lodges of tho dihkiict.
Eat prunes this week. 292
Knight's Packing Co. has machin
ery on way to double tholr capacity
for handling tomatoes and would
contract for one hundred acres of
tomatoes at tholr plant in Medford.
292
Out of town Orcgonlans who spent
Sunday In tho city Include Mr. and
Mrs. F. S. Lamport nf Halem, Mrs.
KUn T- KVott aml daughter of Forest
!ii,rl tt,n .lln,,,!,,,. ..
and tho following from Portland: Mr.
and Mrs. J. Jones, Mrs. Howard Jayne,
L. Undsey, K. M. WUkersnn, Willis
K. Clark. C. W. Stewart, David W.
Ilazeu, Edward L. Kropp, L. M.
Coombs. Ormond Rankin, M. Harry
Peyton, W. T. Klrby, H. O. Denier and
Stanley Webber.
Flowering shrubs, vines and orna
mentals. Eden Valley Nursory. Phone
G80-J-2. tf
Cars for rent without driver.
Elwood Auto Shop, S. Central.
Tho result of the American Legion
post drivo for membership is 160 paid
up memberships. The committee
hopes to have at leant three hundred
by tho end of tho year, If evory mem
ber brings in those cllglblo for the
post.
Prunes are a health food. 202
Oet soft paper school tablets at this
office. , tf
Tho Medford Irrigation District
started cleaning canals today with a
large crew of men.
Brown cuts down high shoos to ox
fords. 290
Grafting wax at Monarch Soed Co.
tf
P. B. Srholtes of Seattlo Is a Mod
ford visitor today.
Who pays tho agont, you or the
other fellow? -Eduu Valley Nursery.
Phono 6S0-J-2. tf
Key fitting. Liberty Repair Shop.
Murray Mammy returned- yesterday
from a trip tu Redding and Klamath
Falls.
Buy prunes this week. 232
Phonographs. See Launspacti.
The February issuo of The Volt.
Copco's unlnuo monthly magazine, is
devoted to tho "Booster Clubs" of
southern Oregon, namely tho Craters
of Medford, tho Cavemen of Grants
Pass and the Llthlans of Ashland. Tho
article gfves an Interesting descrip
tion of tho origin and activities of the
various clubs and is Illustrated with a
number of striking cuts and photos.
Mention Is also made of the newly
formed Pirates of Marshfluld and
Chiefs of Roseburg, the latest addi
tions to the "stunt clubs" of the state.
Columbia plaster waH board. Call
for prices. Wallace Woods Lumber
Yard.
Cars for rent without driver.
Elwood Auto Shop, S. Central.
Among Sunday vinltors In tho city
from tho state of Washington were
Mrs. H. W. MVPhall of Raymond. Mr.
and Mrs. H, W. Marx and Miss Alva
Marx of Poltlugham. Sidney Norman.
Harry Jolley and W. W. Murray of
Hnokano, and Mr. and Mrs. O. F.
Whltcomb, Mrs. It. II. Williams, Mr.
and Mrs. J. W. Jewett, Mr. and Mrs.
IT. A. Hughes and Mr. and Mrs. L. K.
Brhm of Scuttle.
Hemstitching, buttons cove rod at
tho Handicraft 8hop. tf
I pay rash for used pianos. Herb
Launspach. Phone 227.
Funeral services for Margaret, baby
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. (i. Hcn
sclman, wero held at their residence
Saturday 4 p. m., Feb. 23. 1924. Iter.
J. B. Conn officiating. Interment in
I. O. O. F. cemetery.
Our only business Is Insurance, but
wo cover every known kind of risk, i
R. A. Holmes. "The Insurance Man." !
tf
Try our wet wash on your next
wash day. 1& pounds for 76o. You
can't do It at homo for this amount.
Medford Domestic laundry. Personal
I Domestic Srrvlce. Phono 166. tf
l.lnen ii'i'in', all cm loin, yo yd. Jnpi
A t l Store. . ... i
Bishop Walter T. Sumner of the
Protestant Episcopal church visited
St. Mark's church in this city over
tho week end. Saturday he was tne
guest of honor at a dinner given by
the Rev. Wm. B. Hamilton, Sunday
, morning he was taken by auto to
Grants Pass by J. C. Mann to conduct
services in that city, and Sunday even
ing the bishop returned to Medford
and confirmed a class of-nme people
at the evening services.
j Try our dry wash, 7c per lb., mlnl-
jmum 75c. All flat pieces ironed.
American Laundry, phone 873. tf
We will loan you money to build or
buy Holmes the Insurance Man.
! A missionary pageant entitled, "Tho
Two Masters," will be given by a num
ber of young ladles from Grants Pass
tomorrow at 7:30 p. m. In the recrea
tion room of the First Baptist church.
This was given at Grants Pass and is
highly spoken of. Admission free to
all.
i Netted Gem spuds. $1.75 per 100
'lbs., delivered any place in Medford.
Johnson Produce Co-- 241 N. Fir,
phone 97.
Wm. I. Vawter, is in Portland on
business. -
Talk prunes this week. 202
Columbia plaster wall board. Call
for prices. Wallace Woods Lumber
Yard.
Genuine Bosch Magneto parts and
repairs. Electric Shop, Eleuth and
Bartlett. tf
i When an out of town solicitor tries
to sell you anything, make it a rule
to see if you can buy that article at
home for tho same price and you will
often find you nro sending your
money away from home for things
grown or manufactured in tho valley
for the same price. Be a home boost
er by being a user of home products.
' Before you buy that piano see Horb
Launspach. He can save you money.
He knows pianos and Is reliable. Of
fice and salesroom, 114 W. Main St.
Better havo the car overhauled now
beforo tho tourist rush commences.
Capable mechanics, labor-saving
equipmont, reasonable prices. River
side Garage, P. F. Close, proprietor.
288
F. C. Elliott, proprietor of Riviera
park, on the Rogue, Is greatly im
proving that popular resort by erect
ing cottages, making a new entrance
to tho park, building a bridge across
Foots creek and planting more flow
ers and vines and otherwise beautify
ing tho park. Ho expects a big
increaso in business for 1924.
Eat prunes this week., 292
R. I. Red eggs at DoVoe's.
Ralph Jennings, tho former well
known sheriff, filed at tho county
clerk's office this forenoon his candi
dacy for the nomination of sheriff on
tho democratic ticket at tho' May pri
mary. In his declaration he declares
ho will support the law without any
unnecessary expense.
Coal briquettes. Clean and econom
ical. Exclusive dealers, Hansen Coal
Co. Phono 239. tf
There's a busy Business College
in Modford. OWN
L 8. Iji in port of Salem, Ore., vice
president of the United States Nation
al bank of that city, and his wife.
stopped yesterday on their way homo
from a six weeks trip to California,
to see Edward Lamport of this city,
his brother;
Fruit, shade and nut bearing treos.
Eden Valley Nursory, phono 080-J-2.
tf
A. L. Brown of tho Golden Rule
storo, has been tho host during tlvi
past week to Mr. and Mrs. Tolllnger
of Cassvlllo, Missouri, Mr. Brown's old
home town. Mr. Tolllnger Is a drug
gist looking for a good location. Ho
was well Impressed by Medford and
tried to find an opening In tho city
but Medford Is already well stocked
with drug stores so they continued on
their journey south.
Get your magazines a DeVoe s.
Lawn planting and landscape work.
Phono 87-R. 291
Reduction in rates on lime rock
moving from tho stato lime plant at
Gold Hill to all points In went or n
Orogon will become effective March
G, iwcording to announcement made
Saturday by J. H. Mulchay, assistant
freight traffic manager for the South
ern Pacific railway system. Tho rate
reductions will range from 10 to 30
per cent. Encouragement of better
fertilizing of soils In western Orogon
is hoped for by this reduction.
Eat prunes this week. 292
Lo Roy Van Gordon, charged with
unlawfully possessing Intoxicating
liquor and unable to pay his fine, was
sentenced to tho county jail for
twenty-fivo days by Justice Glenn O.
Taylor In the Justice court Saturday.
Ho was also fined $16 fr parking his
cur on a much traveled part of tho
highway. The arrest was mado by
Deputy Sheriff Georgo B. Alden.
Trado at home and bark the differ
ence. Eden A alloy Nursery, phone
680-J-2. tf
Columbia plaster wall board. Cal
for prices. Wallace Woods Lumber
Yard.
John Hensolman, woM known citi
zen familiarly known as Dad has pur
chased tho Talent lunch room on
South Central near East Main street,
in tho rear of the Reddy Jewelry Btoro
from Chas. Talent, who recently ac
cepted a position as deputy state
motor traffic officer for tho territory
north of tho county line to Glendale.
with headquarters nt Grants Pass.
Mr. Honsolman will continue to con
duct tho place as a first class lunch
room, and it is said he plans to name
it "Dad's Place."
Exchange your old piano for a new
one. See Ijiunapach, phone 227.
Thos. H. Ness, formerly nf this city
but now tho Copoo division manager
in Roseburg is a charter member of
tho Umpqua Chiefs, who were in
stalled in that city Saturday night.
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Nolan. M. J.
Nortlgla, Emil W. llagborn and R. H.
Williams of San FranclHco. and D. F.
Anderson are among tho California
vhdting In Medford.
Try our dry wnsh 7o per lb., mini
mum 75c. All flat pieces ironed.
American Trftnndry. phono 873. tf
EVERY KNOWN FORM Or
INSURANCE
AND
BONDS
. A,H0LMXS
. "THE INSURANCE MAN"
PHONE. 444 ,
JACKSON COUNTY BANK BUILDING
SINCE 1909
i ne ( nited states government is
furnishing headstones for tho graves
of the men who losfc their lives during'
the World war," A. J. Crose declared ;
'today. "The government will even :
'pay the freiRht to the city In which,
1 the deceased is buried. This leaves
! no cost to the family except tho ex
t pensc of having it hauled to the ceme
: tery and having it ret up. Application
for these headstones should be made ,
of the Quartermaster General. Wash-j
jlngton, D. C., and must bo made on
form No. 623, which can be obtained
by writing to the same place."
Phonoerraphh! See Iniinppach.
The Crater Lake highway from
Medford to McLcod Is at tho present
j time in perfect condition as found by
'a number of motorists who made the
drive Sunday. The road from McLeod
to near Cascade Gorge is at present
under construction and Impassible ex
cept for horses or teams. However
this construction work Is nearlng
completion ann the road will be ready
for surfacing by the 1st of April. This
part of the road, has been so straight
ened and widened .that It Is hardly
recognizable as the old highway Those
who live at Prospect ancr on the closed
portion of the road aro obliged to
leave their cars on either side of tho
construction and use teams or else
take a detour.
ORDER BOOKK FFPIN'G
. SUPPLIES AT HOME
This office can supply evory owner
of a Burroughs or any other make of
bookkeeping machine with their
ledger, sheets, bills, etc., and compete
with out of town concerns who solicit
business in Medford. Call 75 and give
this office a chance before ordering
out of town. This is the way to build
up payrolls In Medford and help
maintain those already here. 288
Dramatic Scenes
of Hardy Pioneers
Winning the West
Depicting on an Impressive drama
tic scale the winning of the west by
tho hardy pioneers of three-quarters
of a century ago, "The Covered
Wagon" will open an engagement at
tho Rlalto theatre on Friday, Feb. 29,
and two performances will be given
each day, the engagement closing Sat
urday night,. March 1st.
"The Covered Wagon" according to
leading critics and theatregoers who
havo seen it, combines scenes of gran
deur with a tensely dramatic story
skilfully developed. It visualizes a
vital epoch in the history of America.
It glorifies, In a way, the heroic souk-t
who first brought civilization to thrs
vast western territory which now in
cludes several of the greatest states
in the union.
A special musical program. Inter
preted by an orchestra of 15 that
travels with the company, is an enjoy
able feature of the coming engage
men. J. Warren Kerrigan and Lois
Wilson play the two leading roles.
Others of prominence in tho cast are
Ernest Torrenee, Tully Marshall,
Charles Ogle. Kthel Wales, Alan Hale,
Guy Oliver, Johnnie Fox and Florence
IOagan. , ,
The Screen
"Flaming Youth" Coming
How a youth posed as tho son of
a wealthy woman, na a member of a
blackmailing gnng, unaware that she
was in truth his mother, forms one
of tho big dramatic moments In "Tho
Ago of Desire," which closes at the
Rlalto tonight.
"Flaming Youth," a daring story of
rockless, unconventional youth, comes
to the Rialto theatre tomorrow.
Colleen More is to bo seen In tho
featured rolo as Patricia Fentriss, the
youngest butterfly daughter of a jazz
family who flits from one love affair
to another and all but has her wings
singed until her final awakening Is a
genuine romance.
'npulnr Favorites
Kolb and Dill, the ever popular
favorites, whoso appearance ' always
stirs uproarious laughter, aro coming
to tho Armory tomorrow, Tuesday
night, February 26th.
Tho much-heralded special orches
tra, without which no Kolb and Dill
HOOPING COUGH
No cure but hoi pa to re
duce paroxysms of coughing.
VAPORUQ
Ovr 17 MitHom Jar Ud
HIU5Urts,atonce
Stops Colds in 24 Hours
Hill's Cascara Bromide Quinine glvra
quicker relief than any other cold or la
grippe remedy. -Tablets disintegrate in
10 seconds. Effectiveness proved in
millions of eases. Demand red box bear
ing Mr. Mill's portrait. All druggists
30cents. IU'' aw-"
CASCARA QUININE
THE
CLAVILUX
IS COMING!
1
show seems complete, nccojupanie:;
the company. "A Tlig Ueward." a
comedy built around the hilarious ef
forts of a group of detectives to dis
cover a noted crook known a.? "The
Uaron" and recover from him a
priceless painting that has been stolen
is the offering of the popular come
dians this sc-ason. With Kulb In the
role of the gay "rounder." and the
rotund Dill cast In the role of a rrmart
waiter in a big New York hotel, both
of them become Involved in the amus
ing thief hunt, the po.HKibilfties of pro
during fun are unlimited.
' Card of Thanks
W'o wish to thank our friends for
their kindness and sympathy during
the illness and death of our baby.
Also for the many beautiful flowers.
sin., xd airs. i;. rr. hexseuiax
AND BOSH.
ScotlMt Kite
Special meetfnp Siskiyou
Loiige of Perfection. Mon
day, Feb. 25th. 7:30 p. m.
Work in 9th to 13th Degrees.
By order of V. M.
PAUL, B. RVNNINO,
Secretary.
33
It. A. M. Crater Idiko
C'llaptcr So. 112.
Special convocation Tues
day. February 20th. M. M.
and P.' M. Degree: Visitors
welcome.
A. F. NOTH, Secy.
TOO LATE TQ CLASSIFY
FOR 8AI.K Nice llttlo homo close in
on highway. 1650, $30U cash, bal
ance like rent. Act promptly if you
want this. Phone 617-L.or 105. 283
FOR SALK 1 acre irrigated tract
in good location, 2 miles from
center of Medford. Price $100 Pay
$50 down, balance $5 per month.
Phone 617-L, or 105. 289
FOR RUST Two room apartment
and sleeping porch. 821 W. Tenth.
2SS
FOR RENT Five room red bunga
low on Ross lane. F. L.. Tou Velle,
Jacksonville. Ore. 288
WANTED Stenographer and book
keeper. Telephone 320 or call at
304 Medford Nat'l Bank Hldg. tf
"Cascarets" 10c
if Sick, Bilious,
-onstipatec
"They Work While You Sleep."
When you feel sick, dizzv, upset, when
your head is dull or aching, or your
stomach is sour or gasay, jutt take" one
or two pleasant "Cascarets" to relieve
constipation and biliousness. No (rripiiig
nicest cathartic-lavativc on earth for
Men, Women and -Children. 10c boxes,
also 25 and COc sizes any drug store.
KONDON'S for Cold in Head,
Catarrh, Dry Nose, Cuweha. SncczH;:.
1 hroat, fnuuenta. uu' uu .tu yean
doing trood. Doctors, Dentints, Nuiuca
recommend It. Ak fornamploirco.
F.&E. Theatre
CENTRAL POINT
TONIGHT
THEODORE ROBERTS in "GRUMPY'
TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY
May Bush, Estella Taylor and
Wallace Beery In
"ONLY A SHOP GIRL" .
Pop Tuttle Comedy, "Russian Rumors"
Ezra Hoskins at the Country Store
Monday Nights
Admlsssion 10c and 30o
Matinee Every Sunday 2:30 P. M.
CATARRH SSy
) prevented f e
( Keep tissues of noee ' . .
and moutb healthy '
) end perms destroyed rS.
Use ZePYROL daily: I t
directions on package w . J
RIALTO 2 Days Beginning Friday, Ifebruary :'29
t.- . t a TWICE DAILY AT 2:30 AND 8:30 P. M. -- ' r , ; :
SEAT SALE WEDNESDAY, 12:00 O'CLOCK, ALL SEATS . RESERVED. . BUY IN ADVANCE
THE GLORIOUS DRAMA OF THE OREGON TRAIL," ADAPTED FROM EMERSON HOUGHS SUPERB "
- STORY
Matinee Prices: 85c, $1.10. Nights: $1.65, $1.10, Including Tax
SPbCIAL COMPANY'S OWN OHCHESTRA OF 15 MUSICIANS
1 .s&fkMa mf - III
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1 1 fte,uJSX .:
J5? BEGINS
'Sk TOMORROW
I 11 This is the expose story of
AVvTT niodern society by an au-
Aw wtf cr n'' dare sign
Yvw his own name.
RIALTO
I v, ii ' - " " ii
rr U.V N0 ADVANCE
I COLLEEN MOORE
Rnj .. and an all-star cast including
m . Milton Sills, Elliott Dexter, Sylvia. , :
M Ereamer, Ben Lyon, Myrtle Stedman
EJ TONI&KT "THE AGE OF DESIRE!" ,
Armory
n a9 big yI r
KEVARD" kit'
l lg AARON HOFFMAN'S If ffljg
tST BRAND NEW "K(
LAUGH . MOT U
Prices: Orchestra $2.20, ?1.65; Gallery $1.10 (unreserved.f
Includes War Tax,
SEATS NOW SELLING AT CROWSON'S HOURS 12:00 to
4:00 and 7:00 to 9:00.
Tomorrow Night
8:30 CURTAIN
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