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MFnFmi) mail -mrsuM!, nnoui). oreoqx, friday, vay s, 192.10
m
ocal arid
Personal
Roara are In bloom In profusion all
over the city, which tognlhcr with a
heavy uptinK verdure of xrecn. itnd
gftnornl cleunllncKH about the hitmen
und streota duo to the recent clean up
day, gives Medford an uniiHUully at
' tractive appearance.
Xicfore you buy that pmno see I.aun
BPftch. Ilu can save you money. He
knows ninnoa and is reliable. tf
Japanese oiled paper pnruHfilH in at
tractive new colors and designs. 65c to
11.00. Japanese Art Store. 4'i
The potttoffice depnrtment at Wash
inton has just announced tho ap
pointment of GcorKe L. Howard of this
city und Jacksonville as postmaster at
'Diamond lake.
Tho Valley School, J1C3 West 10th
street, will HKiiln open In September
under tho direction of Miss Kittle
iiraRK. Attention will be rojifinod to
. the 1st. 2nd and 3rd Kradcs. children
under six years of URe will be aceept-
.-, ed. Applications should be mude
now. r'or further iufoi-mntlcin, please
addreps Mrs. I. CorniuK Kenly, Med-
ford. Tel. (11 l-J-3. 4:!
Heal dance music! You'll OKree
that tho Melodlans are the best yet.
Hear them at Gold Sill tomorrow
, lllfthl. Another Pavilion ilaucc. 41
' . Tomorrow the Daughters of the
Nile will meet at Masonic hall In Ash
;.land. and the Collece club will meet
with Mrs. I.. K. Williams In that city.
Dance Kaulc Point Saturday niKht.
42
Mewnrd Twenty-five dollars for in
formation of the parties who Rot my
., mall nnd opened 11. leavliiK It in Mr.
Monttfomery's yard. May 1st. Mis.
' Arthur Keenan, J'hoeuix, Ore. 4 1
New alfalfa hay. 28-H-l. 4(1
Tourists and other visitors from a
' distance renistered at local hotels in
clude tho following: Mr. and Mrs. O.
; M. Mennes of Cincinnati, Ohio, P. W.
(oberts of Dallas. Texas. Kdward Con
; ley of lloston. Mass.. Marian Khodes
of Daltlmore, Walter J. Fletcher of
Victoria, B. o.. J. M. Devorak and A.
C. Auborin of Chicago. Roy D. Ward of
... Minneapolis. M. D. Chatfleld and ,T. A
Chambers of Milwaukee.
Why not make your dross nt tho
Wade do Hycke Hewing school. 25c an
hour, this Includes Instruction, use of
f machine, etc. . Phono 110, 331 K. Main.
t .- . . .. - , . . 45
Bpecial summer prices on dry fnc
tory mill blocks. Valley Fuel Co. tf
Today was quite cool and with much
I cloudiness between-the short periods
, of sunshine. Far tomorrow cloudy
' weather, probable rain and n sllfc'htly
: cooler temperature is predicted. The
maximum1 temperature of yesterday
, was 64 degrees.
Children's half snx In ali new
shades. Natwiok. Inc. ' 44
Thirty inch indostructablo pearls,
nicely matched, very lustrous. (18c.
, Jupanoao Art Store. 46
Born to Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Lowell
of Capital Hill Sunday, May Srd, a
son. Louis William, weighing olght arid
. a half pounds.
You've hoard of tho Melodlansl- Now
enjoy their musics nt tho Gold Hill Ph
Avlllon tomorrow night. ' 41
,. Romember the sweetest sweethoart
fyou over had with a box of candy
, Mother's Day. The Shasta. 42
V Salmon fishing on the Horuo Is
; attracting a large number of outside
flshomen now nnd many strangers ore
making good cntches. One man got
. two Wednesday and was so plena fd
that ho stopped over for a longer any.
I Ho reported that thero wore many ot!i
. era who wore also staying here for (he
sport. Joe Wharton says that he ex
pects the salmon fishing to be In its
. prime for severnl weeks yet. Grants
Pass Courior.
.. L. Gray of rtuch, was In Medford on
business Thursday.
For o good marcollo see B, Young
Room II over Palmer's Piano House.
,76c. ,'V . . . 4,
' : Horace Hromley returned last nlRhl
from Klamath Fulls whore ho deliver
ed a talk qn tho new Unpen No. 2 de
velopment. Illustrated by motion pie
turos, befnro the Klwanis club of that
city.
Owing to Ihe severe Illness of liar
.mother. Mrs. Young, Mrs. T. D. Potch
has beon unable to bo at the office of
the bouihern Oregon (las company.
Mrs. Young has been confined to the
' Petch home on the Pacific highway
Special sale of roses going on at the
Rogue Valley Floral Co. Harhearl
Ktroat on So. Riverside. Phone 1040.
' ; 4 S
aonulne l)u Ponts Iliico used nt
.lnss "A" Auto Pnlnt Shop. 001 ,
tjrape 'street. 4(!
Special services impropriate, to
Mothers' Day are being planned for
bunday evening at the Flint Ilnpllsi
church. Thero will be several Moth
ers Day songs. Including a nolo by
Miss Huntonn. Rev. F. R. Leach will
speak on "Qualities In Girls Essential
to Making of Good Mothers." nnd HI
ton Waldron win give a talk on "What
l.oys Owe 10 Their Mothers." Mothers
are given a special Invitation.
Summer prices on blocks and slabs.
I lace your ol der early. Newcomb for
Vt ood. Phone 631. 3$te
Perfume bottles .colored glass.fVosI
ed stoppers. 50c. Japanese Art store.
. 4(1
Among ihe many Portland people
Who are visitors in the clly are Mr. and
Mrs. W. Jt. Kill,. Mr. and Mrs. Claude
l.oberts.. Mr. and Mrs. P. I', iiurck
antt and daughter nnd Mr. nnd Mrs
Stanley Q. Wonts.
Dance Kagle Point Salnrdny night.
4'
A dance that you'll like. Music by
tho popular Melodlans. Pavilion
dance. Gold Hill, tomorrow night. 41
L. H. Ilennett. general sales nnmna
gor of the Chanslnr and Lynns com
pany, and Hnrry Harden of the Na
tional Alazdn Jjimp company, of San
Francisco left this forenoon en route
to Portland after a short business so
journ in Medford.
The county court will pny $10 to
anyone who reports and brings to con
viction an offender, for dumping trash
on coiyiiy roads. 4 I
"iarwood's panoramic post cards of
Crater Lake and Southern Oregon
views on sale at Swem's. Davidson s.
Model Pharmacy. Jap Art Store. 5;
Mr. nnd Mrs. Otto Geisert. Mrs. R.
Vi'lugnto nnd Mr. and Mrs. T. F. Mr.
Xaninra of Seattle are among the Med
ford sojourners from (ho state of
Washington.
Dance Knglo Point Saturday night.
p
Speclnl summer prices on drv fnc-1
tory mill blocks. Valley Fuel Co, tf
1 Dr. nnd Mrs. F. 0. flwednturcr en
tertained the members of ihe Juckson
County .Medical society last evening
whn they held ttulr regular meeting
at The Swedenhurg home. The regu
lar business meeting and program was
held and a social huu followed. Ke
fl4hlllCntM Sei'VoH (n lU'n lnlliBl.n n,1,l-
' ed a pleasant touch to the evening.
Auhlund Tidings.
I Remember the sweetest sweethoart
you ever nuu witn a box of candy
Mother's Day. The Shnsla. 42
Sunday dinner served at Jackson
Hot Springs. Spring chicken, real
Steaks, percolated coffee, JI.U0. -41"
Mm f II Vn.llii, f luhlnn,l
had her tonsils removed Tuesday, Is
reported us recuperating satisfactorily.
Dance with your friends at the Gold
Hill Pavilion tomorrow night. 41
' Children's half hok in nil now
'shades. Natwii k. nr. 44
. Students of tho I'nlvcrslly of Ore
gon will entcrtnin th.lr fnthpi.a ttn.l
lumbers at Kugrne tomorrow and Sun
day at the annual Parents' Week-end
Saturday will be visiting day, nnd par
ents will visit Ihe campus buildings.
Remember Ihe sweetest sweetheart
you ever had with a box of candy
Mother's Day. The Shasta. 42
You'll enjoy the Melodious! Hear
them play tomorrow night at the Gobi
Hill Pavilion. 4i
.Mrs. C. M. Wood of 422 South I.mii-i.1
street Is reported as inmrovini: nulls.
fuelorily from u major operation
which sho underwent at a local I10
pllal Tuesday.
The "sweet girl graduate" and the
"June bride" will both find Mrs.
Trowbrldgo a clever creator of gowns.
tf
Fancy creamery butter 40c per lb.
Johnson Produce Co.
II. C. wiiham. of (he Wltham nai
lery and lilectrlc company, accompa
nied by his family are spending several
days in Portland.
Dance Kugle Point Saturday night.
, : , ...... 42
(.'lean rnua for nntn u-inoB c,i.n
lion Army. 41
Many new irnrinenin ni.i nnniin....L
ly being received at the Thrift shop
among which are house dresses, child
ren's clothes, shoes and hose, a few
nico white dress skirts nnd waists, and
hats and women's coats, which will be
on sale Saturday, May 9th.
1 0 reward for Information leading
to (he arrest and conviction fn.. ,.h
person caught Bteallng wood on our
yards situated on the east side of
Court and McAndrews strets, also on
the . Oregon-Owen Lumber company
property. Valley Fuel Co. 3Stf
Sunday dinner um.viwl n
Hot Springs. KnHn.- ,.i,i, .!.,.., 1
ntoaks, percolated coffee, $1.00. 41
vtimum .VTorclianl, who for "6 vears
had made his homo nt "Pioneer Farm
1847, ' between Carltnn 1.11,1 vn...um
passed away last week nt the age or
81 years.
Attractive novlila a..ii..i.in
gifts. Nalnlck, Inc. 4.i
Columbia nlnster whii imn r.-n
for prices. Wullaco Woood Lumber
yard. ,
Aninmr Thiii.a,ti..a ni....i ....
clly from out of town points In Oro-
k".i mo nir. nna Mrs. Duncan McLean
of Klamath Falls, Mr. and Mrs. W L
Cnrloy of Oaklund. O. W. Lovo of
vtoodburn, L. L. Robblns of Salem. D
Hamley of Hlllsboro, K. n. Meaty and
Mr. and Mrs. R. a Pnu.An .
,,. , " " v.i.i Willis,
Clydo M. McKay and John Dublin of
lino J(. j.mooio and R. J. Moore
Jr.. of Newborg.
1 Innos! See Launspach. ' tf
Rummage sale ni Rnivniinn a
Saturday, 8 a. m. to noon. 41
air. and Mrs. C. A. Holes of central
I o ut were among ihe local business
visitors yesterday.
Attractive nni.niti.,- 1.
M"""l" nuiiitiiie tor
gifts. Natwlclt, Inc.- m
SUndllV fllnnn..
., vu ill JIlCKSOn
Hot Springs. Snritip. ,
steaks, percolated coffee. J1.00. 4I
.. lesemaiion of the portrait of the
late Judge Henry K. McOlnh to the
Multnomah Cmmi.. i......
.,,, , ussociiuion
m . V" Wl 1 lnow'n Modford. by
...... UuuiVo Aicoinn, wns the first
event of tho opening session of. the Ju
dicial council .hl..h . -.
cult Ju.Iro Waller H. Kvans- court in
.......... nnirning.
Wb desiun. wn m.t . 1. j
make, any ono or all four, for our aim
... "!"""' "" ""'S. Trowbrldirn.
iui W. lOlh street. .
Klsht nleoM.nrf .... ....
Hear "Dlnly" Moore's "all star" ng
gregatlon at tho Fair Grounds Satur
day night. ...
Kdwin M. Knenl.. n.k. ... . .,
. . iiuraiiz-
o.l oer two years ago. and whose case
baffled medical skill, is being treated
n Medford by ),.. Coleman, and Is
"proving, x-itay, were taken nnd
It was found he had a dlsiocm.i .,...,
aused by wreslllng.
Fftlll'V 'mnm.M
. , ..unci nic Tier 11.
Johnson Produce Co. . .
Hats nrrlvinir riniu. t
. " ' 'mio now-
il il s.
I!. Ijiwd. fire
counly. returned Thursday from Sa
lem, where he attended a meeting of
In fire wardens fi.m.v n... 1
slate. " '""Ul uu'
Fashion illcii.i.. ii, .,
., . .-.p. nun one-
II.V lllll slllllllen... ti, J..
. , , - M.ri.D nip m-iupv.
X1. . !y V "Plenrort doHlBner.
......... iiiKi-, ihp.t t,v. itn St. tf
il'i.v niuhi. Mm- nth .... .
ndy dancer, a beautiful French doll
nesl genllcnian dancer, choice of
straw hal. cine ...1..- -1 ....
Uulies free. j,dy n,.iz. ,,.'i' ;
May 2nd will be. announced May 14th.
m 41
Airs. Lmiiin at,...,. i,.,n. 1 ... .
, . received
"o,,l fro,,, Mr. ,, ,,,. ,,,., S(,v.
ens formerly of .Medford. but now of
A,:,';,,8,r- -non
Launspach Piano Store now open
ult .1"""" V- Mnln- "PPoslle
SIC Co. . oo. MU-
fcjpei Inl fni- K'n 1 lifting n'-r. .
i"ruh '" 50' "'' "t 9-S and
V K''"1 bargains. All beautiful
'age pnllern bats (except while hats)
at half price, llarciiln. ih., ...m
amaze you. The Kmmy Lou Hal
i-hoppe. In M. ,. Store. 4I
11. K. Harwood. who lives at J3S
Oak street, has mu ..n Drti.. 1.. ......
ford nnd all over Ihe stale panoramic
....-i cuius 01 scenic views In the slale
Including Craur Lake. Table l!ock.
Ungue lilver. Siskivnn I. i I, ...
Mn '""I Ml. Shasta. ' Mr. Harwood
"111 open In Medford his commercial
pllnt.i simp Jut as soon n I... .n,. F.,t
,11 iitlnn. Mr. Hnruooil u.i. in
cily with Sivem's (lift Shop.
.Have you tried that big milk shake
at icVoe's?
llenMlitcbliiD' Sc n vnr.1 n-i..
Ity Shop, Itarllctt and Main. tf
, In. lu Jul i:mc:ig llio temporary lo
cal sojourners from Kugeno are L. II.
Thomas. R. R. Hayes. W. S. Nuidi.
Air. and Mrs. P. C. Sheer and son. M.
A. Draper, A. It. Zlminer. K. M. Uu
ter, H. L. Ford and It. H. Morlan.
I Special for Saturday Trimmed hats
worm up to 112.50. priced ut 3.D8 and
J2:9S, real bargains. All beautiful
I Gage pattern hats (except white hats)
ul hulf price. Hurgains that will
amaze you. The ICmmy Lou Hat
Shoppc. In M. M. Store. 41
I Summer prices on blocks and slabs.
Place your order early. Newcomb for
I Wood. Phone 631. i!l(f
j The state highway department has
purchased a Weir grader, such as used
I by tho county to keep up tho roads,
j This will be used on the Crater Luke
highway to keep that road In condition
for the heavy traffic this summer. The
j grader was purchased through the
rord garage here. Grants Pass Cour
ier. Summer prices on blocks and slabs.
Place your order early. Newcomb for
Woood. Phone 931. 3!Hf
"Dlnly" Moore's famous "all stars"
featuring "all that Is new" In modern
dunce harmony. Fair Grounds Pa
vilion, Saturday night.. 43"
The Klrtlnnd stock farm shipped one
of their fine purebred Shorthorn year
ling bulls to Orovllle, Wash., near (he
Canadian line Thursday. The Klrt
lnnd farm has a splendid reputation
for high class horses and cattle.
Hemstitching, buttons covered nt
Ihe Handicraft Shop. tf
Dance Jackson Hot Springs. Satur
day night. May ilth. Prize for best
lady dancer, a beautiful French doll:
best gentleman dancer, choice of
slruw hat. Our price always $1.10.
Ladles free. Lady prize winner of
May 2nd will be announced May 14th.
41
Mrs. Ada K. (.'lark of Salem, who
has been visiting nt Ashland, is recu
perating at the Community hospital
from an uppendlcltls operation which
was performed Wednesday.
.Demund tho "best!" It costs no more!
You'll find the "best" music, "best"
floor nnd "best" crowd at the 'Fair
Grounds Pavilion. Dnnco there aSt
urday night. 43
llenutiful moonlight waltzes with
unique lighting effects! One of tho
many distinctive features of the finest
"open air" pncillona In the state! Fair
Grounds. Saturday night. 43
Mr. nnd Mrs. Roland Hubbard mo
tored to Hilt, Calif., yesterday and vis
ited with friends.
Columbia plaster wall board. Cull
for prices. Wallace Wood Lumber
Yard. 9
Dance Jackson Hot Springs Satur
day night. May 9th. Prize for best
lady dancer, a beautiful French doll;
best gentleman dancer, choice of straw
hut. Our price always $1.10. Ladles
free. Lady prize winner of May 2nd
will be announced Muy 14th. 41
Actual work Is now under way for
tho construction of Camp Jackson,
which is the official name of the camp
which will be occupied by the Oregon
National Guard here this summer at
their annual encampment. Men nro
now at work preparing the site and it
Is expected that by next week a good
sized crew of men will bo employed
there.
Columbia plaster wall board. Call
for prices., Wullaco Woods Jumber
Yard.
Only 5 minutes from Main street!
Finest "open air" pavilion In tho
state! Fair Grounds, q course! 43
Ed Layman, a representative of Wil
son Bros., of Chicago, Is a Medford
business visitor today, who arrived
Thursday.
Dunces hero, dnnces there, dunoes
everywhere But you'll find the
"best" dancers nt tho "Pavilion par
ties" at the Fair Grounds Saturday
night! There's a reason! 48
We pay for ashes and sell dirt
chenp. Hrown & White Agency. Inc.
tf
C. A. Wing was a business visitor
In Ilaglo Point Thursday.
If you want a furnished npartmont
with all the modern conveniences, see
or phone Hotel Holland. , tf
Among tho Medford visitors from
California are Mrs. James Lyttleton
and daughter of McCloud, Mr. and
Mrs. W. A. Huff of Sanla Ann. Mr.
and Mrs. H. F. Keeble of Los Angeles.
Mr. and Mrs. A. W. I.utz of Pasadena
and Mr. nnd Mrs. J. F. Voloslng. Mr.
and Mrs. K. G. Norrls nnd Mr. and
Mrs. H. D. Fuller of Snn Francisco. '
Fancy crenmery butler 40c per lb.
Johnson Produce Co.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Kd Norrls left this
morning for Portland and Intermedi
ate points after spending the past few
days in Medford on business.
Wo pay fni- ashes nnd sell dirt
chenp. Hi-own & While Agency. Inc.
(f
Archie Ash of the pre-coollng nnd
storage company, left Thursduy for
Seattle on a short business sojourn.
R. 1. R. eggs at DeVoe's. tf
The animal salmon bake of Ihe
Roseliurg Rod and Gun club will be
held nt the gun club grounds on Sun
day. May 10. Invitations have been
extended to all clubs of ihe state to
atlond. nnd It la expected that there
will be a large attendance of the out
side sportsmen.
"Dunce music Ihnt needs no apol
ogy!" Hear "Dinty" Moore's big 8
plece orchestra "deliver Ihe goods"
at the Fair Grounds Pavilion Satur
day night! Honest, folks, It's beyond
compare! 43
Mr. nnd Mrs. S. M. Scott nnd little
son left yesterday for San Francisco
where they will visit friends nnd rein
lives. Mr. Scott will spend Ihe week
end In ihe city on business. Mrs. Kcmt
and Ihe hahy remaining for a slay of
seevral weeks.
Miss Nellie A. Slone and Mrs Rich
ardson, who are enroule from Kugene
10 r.nmn tiarnnra. where they expect
to reside, resumed their Journey Inst
night uflter a several days' visit In
Medford as the guests of the Drsv Car
low. Aulo tourist travel to nnd through
Medford continues very large for this
time of year. Yesterday forty-one out
of tho state curs were registered wllh
Iho local state traffic bureau in the
Chamber of Commerce bullitimr. nnd
on Thursday 42 such cars were regis
tered, which was over 50 per rent
more than the number of out of the
Mute cars registered here a vcar ami
that day.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY,
WAXTI-:i To buy heifer cnlves. Jer
soy or Guernsey. Phone 4i3-Y. 4S
FOR RKXT Kight room modern
home with garage: close In to busi
ness section. Nice lawn and shnde.
Call nt 325 So. Riverside avenue. (C
J&COEIO
THE
Besides the big saving through shopping the self service way there is one other satis
faction, in buying here, that is, the ability to get what you want. : Here you will find
stacks most complete not just the every day staple items, but the little delicacies, the
impcrted foods so essential at times to give the feast its fininishing effects. Here is a
good way to test cur ability to serve you: ' , 1 '
Next time you want the unusual something to give your entertainment individuality
ask us for it. We'll have it. -
1-lb. Loaves, 3
la-lb. Loaves
Polar White Soap, 15 bars .49c
Oranges (small but sweet), 2 doz. . . .43c
Florida Grape Fruit, each... . . . 9c
Iceberg Lettuce, good quality, ea. ..... 7c
Wool Soap (reg. 10c soap) 10 bars. . .49c
Vacuum Bottle, pint size 95c
Picnic Shoulders, per lb 22c
Steer Beef Roast, per lb .15c
Steer Boiling Beef, per lb 10c
Veal Breast, pocketed, per lb 12-&c
Veal Roast, per lb . 15c
Ill II 1 1 IIIH III HI IhTsI
Dr. R. "V. Kteiii iih was called to
Grants Pass Tuesday afternoon where
he performed u. major operation upon
Mm. Ed Phillips.
OFFICE TUESDAY
BKRLIN, May S. (By Associated
Press.) From present indications the
inauKuration of Field Marshal Von
Hindcnhurg as president of Germany l
will be run off without a hitch next
Tuesday. AltboiiKh the communists
are preparing protest demonstrations
on Jloiulay the date of his arrival
from Hanover, these vlll be held In
worklnprmen class sections of .the city.
For this reason there is little fear of
a clash between the communists und
the field marshal's well wishers.
It Is understood that the socialist
COMEDIANS
BIG WHITE
TENT
Cor. Fourth and Fir Sts.
TONIGHT
and SATURDAY
a
When
Dreams
Come True"
Doors Open 7 P. M.
Orchestra 7:40 P. M.
Curtain 8 P. M.
Prices 10.25-50 Cents
HINDENBUHG TAKES
FRANK &
KING
HOME OF BREAD
FOR SATURDAY
BREAD
for.
.20c
.10c
OTHER
GATES & LYD1ARD
BUY HERE AND BANK THE DIFFERENCE
Every largo fqrest fire in our v'.cluity reduces the value of our town property. .
III I ! I II III HM 111 !! Ill"
president of the reichstatf. Paul Ioeb,,
is endeavoring to persuade tho com
munist memhei-H of that body to ab
sent themselves from the inaugura
tion ceremony so ua to avoid un
toward incidents.
Kxpi-osf Um of Gratitude.
W'wiHh to ex')ie'!rOiir gratitude to
ADDED ATTRACTION!
L. L. STANFORD
JEROME
Farm Hand Caruso
of the Rogue. ;
"BETTY"
BROWN
at the
Giant Wurlitzer
'S-Z? . ui 1
roceteria
LIKE MOTHER MADE
GOLD MEDAL
The world's biggest selling flour
49-lb. Sack $2.39
241-lb. Sack $125
SPECIALS
Mutton Stew, per lb. . . i . 10c
Leg o' Mutton, per lb. . . . .20c
Mutton Chops, per lb . .20c
Catsup, large bottle, each 20c
Dromedary Asst. Peel, per 1-lb. box. .39c
Artichokes, 3 for 25c
Ripe Olive, No. 1 can 13c
Spinach, No. 2 can . . . . 14c
Golden Bantam Corn, No. 2 can. ... .20c
Quaker Puffed Wheat, 2 pkgs .25c
Quaker Puffed Rice, pkg. 15c
I IIMWIIIIII II P ITsTsTi W mi m HW I II I Wl II III BV1
the many friends of our community
whom ia klndy have brought about
the possibility of brinyln JOdwin
Koeinj;, invalid, to Medford for chiro
practic treutmont given by Dr. Cole
man. Wc are Klad to state a wonder
.ful improvement. Also -wish rto tlhunU
those who are offering prayer for my
on'a recovery;1 ; MRS. K. T. .Hlbk
HAROLD BELL
WRIGHT'S
THE RE-CREATION OF 1
BRIAN KENT
With Kenneth Harlan, Helene Chadwick,
ZaSu Pitts, Mary Carr, Ralph Lewis, Roy
Barnes, Rosemary Theby, Russell Simpson
, .
SUNDAY "CHICKIE'
Protect Your Home and Family with a
German Police Dog
High Bred PupploB For Salo.
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lyiRS GE6, F. NUSSER, fcopco, Calif,
momamaMUiMaitma
ALL
NEW
TODAY!
'A Mighty Play From a
Powerful Story by tho
World's Greatest Living"
Author. It Will Thrill
You Your Mother
Father Brother Sister
Sweetheart! 1 ,.