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PAGE TWO
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focal atd
Personal
The lotal branch of the 1. S. Km
Payment Service which haH Just been
ainhori.ed iure ji the bt-hent or the
Kruilgrnwei-H league kun Hl;i?IInhml
in the'hamberot t'oiumerce building
tblK mfrnlng tf reiuuin o)en Tlally un-
i.i iit fii Ha c-.ftll.-h Ih In
charmn it nalarv of fir.ti a monih.
VII mM-KonH 'seeking emi'luvnienl, yi
the fruit industry, as well an fruit-
growers needing help, are expected to
,-iHler at this bureau, which will act
clearing house between employ
ers and employes.
Kimcy creamery butter 47c per lb.
Juhmuui l'roduce Co.
Hand concert Saturday nlht. M-aln
and ltlver.-ide.
r. W. V. '. Holt and family ar
rived home last night from Iterkeley,
Calif., where they had heri for the
past five weeks while he took a special
medical course at the University of
California.
See notice of new water rules on
nnot her page. 1 n 1
If you look it over you will fall for
ibis neat little suburban home, SlIiKl.
Terms, i'hone 4-11.- " '.((itf
Calls have been-Hent out for a meet
ing of the board, of directors of the
Cham bei- of Commerce at 7 o'clock
tomorrow evening, at which a numbi'r
' of Important hunters will bo up for
consideration. . , ,
(iordoij Stout's 'ghragc has moved to
ail X. Holly. 1 03
' Uo You-ijivo VoUr Wife? Prolong
her IK. Install an electric range
$ir.0i) down.. 104
Tlvi lieal has evidently alowed m
the iitn-tourist traffle to and through
Medfrird. as only 75 out of the state
cars m en: i t
' tiiiftVj -luircji
' Isterfjat tin
cars en: registered at the local stale
cau yestenlay, and the reg-
the local hotels were not so
neavt;is
of i4 h
last ight
yoi
rincil.u
i usual. Am for weel;.s past, most
hotel .guests of yesterday and
ifjght were from California.
your-irce jirujia now ui iik
Lumber Co. tfyu
j;lK"'r hand, better music Saturday
tiight. Main and Klverslde. ItH
)i' of. the finest. fish caught in
llat-iid like for some time .Was
' .hiiiufcht iii Monday by M. C Stone of
hon l:each. Calif., who caught the
litnitin an hour and a half. The bug
ti of the fish, a beautiful rainbow
I trout,, .weighed 1 0 pounds, and waa
perfectly proportldnetl. Sucli a fight
was pt up by the trout thai Mr. Stone
' cont-c-red iiimwelf quite fortunate that
ho wueeeeded in getting him in the
bnat.f. Tho big fellow wits caught near
tho ctnte; of the lake about il:3fl u.
i m. wlien the surface of the watr was
faiiir Hinooth. All of the other fish
were caught in the same vUlnlty. Mr.
Htou used a .spinner and at the lime
. of fh big catch wns trolling very
slowly, maintaining just enough speed
to U8) tho spinner going.
A ww suburban house that will ap
peal lo you, $1281. Terms. I'hone
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Se(i notice of new" yatcr rules on
, , aiiot hr page. 101
C. f. Cute, eortnty agont. and family,
who invo been pemllng this, week at
the Ii.kfi -of tho Woods are expected
homiSaturday or Sunday,
i . Iuco Jackson Hot Spiingo Thurs
day (Oht. ()!
Di, Vou-IoVe Your Wife? Prolong
her life. Install an electric range
, Jir.ilJ down'. t . . 1 01
Th miljMiity 'of the local lodge of
Klksfkvho have been lit Portland this
wrekMit-.tending the Kilts.' convention,
( will Apart for home ttmlght.'
Koji.nv the crowd. Do your shop
' ping , aturdny night while the lnnl
! playfl. ' 1H1
. rif jsab' they are good, Pi'ppy onler-
; taiueiX', Night Jlawk orchestra. Friday
! ami 'Saturday nights, Fair Oroumhi.
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"M4 Hlld Mrs. C. II. lloehne, former
' re.shUfuts who visited in this city yes-
teribf r. returned to their home in
. Med Hi d last evening." mays the Itose-
burg.JVews Kevlew
S 14 notice of new water rules on
anotM't' page. lol
Scil'cn dohrs at Wallace Woods
Lumber Yard, cur. Kut Main and
Cientwm. Jittlf'
Not so many lurlsts and other
guests from a distance were registered
at local hotels yesterday and last
night, hut among them are Mrs. M. M.
Moffel of Omaha. Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
Cowan ot Swumpscott, Mass., Mary
. K. IlitchlngM of .Syraeusy. N. Y..-Klleir
1-:. Cos of Itozemun. Mont.. M. K. Kohl"
of Suthluutnii, Conn., nnd' Chas. M.
liarif ami John Toohey of New York
, City. . '
, ltii You. Love Your .Wife? I'ruhmg
her. lift;. Install an electric range .
ir.nu down.' ifM
S'Jne cent sale at tho Jap' Art Store.
. ' . ioi
Dunn Hakeii. road contractors.
, h;(e Htarted tile work of rustiifacing
the Diilles-Ciilifornla hlithway between
Klimuth Kalis ami Modoc Point. Their
Uld Was $:;. 3ltL'.
Kverytlllng the cheapest tp be had
fit the l-.dllh Tpw lie Shop closing out
win. .
lr! Holt hfi riturned from his post
1 grailuiir wink nnd 1ft In the. office
1 ngnih, thin I tloor, Medford Mutldlnu
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Ihe Olxen bruthpw, Hvurin offtjif Kun-
M't Hmi'lUr.' hav8 limild ami lciiKcd
the Mflllniiairi' mine on Op Willow
Spring road on lflafttwell hill. ThiH
haH not hcen cunflrmcd .y t ti
oifM.riH, hut It lookH like real hunt-
. nKK and we believe the acnnlnllion of
I thaP valuable pniperly would be a
L- at advanlarj' for the Hinelter. There
are Hevenil tbouHand ton of gond or -
already on tne uump reauy for irunn-
I poriation lo tne mneitej- ami me minnu
M ready for production on a large Dr. W. 1J Katmi. panlor of the
scale. TIiIh ImlirnteH 4he early open- UaptiMt churcli. him aiMiouneed a new
'h'g of tin mieltej-. Gold Hill News,
Kresse and family are spending
" t-n days' vacation around Coos bay.
' fr which point they left last Satur-
I.ei 1 1 h call I or your rugs io or
cleaned ijy the latest shampoo iiroress.
Medforil Itug 'leaning Works. 7 (1 0
I'lne St. I'honu &I0-M. 100
See notice of new water rules on
another page.
Dan Collier and family arrlvfd home
this forenoon from having attended
the Klks' convention at Portland this
tt'i-ek lie u-onld hnvp Hkid to have,
remained to take purl in the big par
ade of this afternoon, but on account
ot being feeble, he felt he could not
march that far.
Do You l-ove Your Wife?. Prolong
her life. Install an electric ramie
?ir.0 down. 1 04
I havo just what you want, a new
suburban home loeutod right. Heal
buy, II2KI; Terms, J'lioue 4h'-H.
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Cullfornlans registered at local ho-
tels Include Mr. and Mrs. 1!. X. Tucker
of Kichmond, Mr. nTid Mrs. It. (i.
Cushing of Ihikersfi'eld, Mr. nm-1 Mrs.
C. Chuff. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Caruhlre.
MIsb Mary Caruhlre and Mlxs Mar-
garet Perkins of Oaklahd. Mrs. K. K.
Cobb and Miss Maude T). liell of SlK-k-
ton, Mrs. II. Karly, Mbs Hone Ihitler.
M iss in ma 1 'edraz.l hi a nd M r. and
Mrs. It. K. Tlnfton of 1'etatuma, II. A.
Heir of Orovllte, Mr.tand Mrs. l.uke
W. Peart and child of Cblco, Miss
Anna Smith of Sun Jose, and (he fol
lowing from San Francisco: Mr. and j
Mrs. It. W. Charles, M-r. and Mrs. I.I
A. Kalrchild. Miss Florence Stai-k-
hoiiKc, Mr. and Mrs. i II. II. Hrowne.
Mr. and Mrs-. M. J. Metzer. Mr. ami
Mrs. M. li. Crooks. Mr. and Mrs. A. J.J
Mathews. I
Uet your treo props now at Hlg
Pines Lumber Co. ' tf!IO
Or. Holt Tuts returned from his post !
graduate work and is In the office
again, third floor. Medford Iliuldlng. '
101 ,
Kred C.ardner and A-.-W. West re-
turned this morning from Portland ;
where they hud spent Heveral days on i
business. 1
Gordon Stout gas, oil and storage,
Old Valley Carage. 30 .. Holly. 103 ,
See notice of new water rules on ,
another page. 101
Gardening opportunities exist In the
Rogue vnlley for the mnn whft takes'
advantage of them If the experience
of 1 4. K. 1-arm of South Kighth street.
Ih any criterion. Mr. Ijirm Inst night
marketed 600 pounds of tomatoes from
his acre patch, receiving "io cents per'
pound for his produce. He has al-
ready taken off $500 from the acre 1
patch, according to figures at the co- !
operative association,.; iiThe tomatoes'
are Just now coming into full hearing I
and Mr, Ia.rm will realize n much I
large mum. Tho plants were set out
when quite largo anil came Into bear
ing earlier than the rest of the
patches. .Grants Pass Courier'.
Have you tried Clarence, Claude or
Adam. 10 N. Riverside. 101,
Do You Love Your Wife? Prolong
nor lire, rnstall an electric range
SHkOO down. 104
J. K. Wakefield of Oakland. Calif.,
arrived In the city thin morning to
spend severnl days transacting busi
ness In. connection with the Ride Air
company of Lor Angeles, manufac- j
Hirers of Ride Air Spring Cushions. I
Imported Jap crepe, lffc n yard until
August 1st. Japanese Art Store. 101,
See our Wednesday special display !
in the window. Japnneao Art Store, i
101
A. K. Rodman of Trail, was among '
the business visitors who was in the
city today from that section. i
ladles' nnd children's work a spe
cialty. Highway Purber Shop. 102
Nino cent sale at tho Jap Art Store.
101
l'p until this week the Sanltlam na
tional forest was the only one In the
district of Oregon and Washington
that has not had a fire within its
houndaricR this summer.
. Dance where It Is cool and comfort- :
nble. on the best dance floor in south
ern Oregon, , Friday, and Saturday
nights. ini
. Screen donrji nt Wallace Woods
Lumber Yiinl, cor. Kast Main and
Genesee. ' SStf
The fnllowtng and their families
fro lua distance Xvero gliosis t 'Mer
rick's Motor Inn-who arrived yester
day: J, K. Windsor of Calgary. Can..
.. Itrunner of Detroit' Mich..' R. C.
'I'olcj- of Jollet, III., K. M. Gates of
Jackson, Mich., George (luff of Win-'
n elm go. Minn.. Leo Jsher tf pueblo.
Volo., n).s, lVtcrx of Pierce, Neb..
K. A. Waltv. of Granite Falls. X. M , !
and .1. K. Orlnoyer of Madison. S !..
,M:iivejnml bob curl 7 ,c. Tel. 43li-R 1
r.L3 So. Ivy.
Special Mil minor prices on dry fac
tor mill blocks. Valley Fuel Co. tf
Miss Miirjorin Hulmor of Spokaiv.
Wash., Is spetWIm: cverM days In the
city vlltiiK friends and relatives.'
Have that old rugjnade Jnjn n tice
fhtjf rtig ift Kmall cost. Medford Ufi
Wtrks. 706 Pine St. Phone 610-M.
10U
Krlnkle crepe :tc a yard. Jap Art'
Slot.. H)l
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Johnson left
this forenoon for their home In Shei
'man. t'hfafte? having fpent several
days visiting Mr. and MrAV IV 9. Stein
er. Mr. and Mrs flofcnson had been a
oieiitling the Christina Kndenvor con
vettloi at Poilund and were en roufe
honiewitnl wTienhe stopped to visit
otielr f-nd lu Mr.lford?
i Nltiht ltnl orchesLra at Kulr
I!i'ohis 1'nvllh'ii Tildiiv
a on .aturnay
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tiVt 'Ollf tV tyOpS
Pil"'S 1 .11 HililT i'O.
n9at Hlg
JffO
vmnng the vWitors from the stafe of
Waithlnttton reKiurefl at local hotels
are In. luded Rothacker of Spo
kfuierc lO.Mentsi her of oiympla nhd
Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Hafton and Mr.
aa Mrs i: F. Jofton ofattle.
Hear TrQv o'Hara ning the latest
dunce him mOhe Fair Grounds Pn
j vlllon idav nnd Saturday nights.
I 1 ni
I IjnnvHinrh tMano Rtnro nmv ilf'h
jfnr bay at 111 W. Main. Opi.te
;iull(i theater. Successor to Root Mu.
lC CO. Q tf
MM.,,. AuM.i.il i... I .,1-fl.w, it.ii.irlu ll.nl
thy are whijjlnK 1:uk' fiuy ntitieii rtnppInK at local htitiln are Mm. T. T.
fruit ilully. The heuvy Vwimoii W.lNon and won ami 11 1 km Marnitrt't
( hf-rrlcH Ih i.Okv past. ulthotiKh many Stewart of Baker, the Mih'b Flor'-mo
lioxt-H are Htlll bfiun Hhfppcd. moat Hruwn. Kvelyn Kournlri. Marion Wy-
of them pniith. The, nhlnient of man. Mabel Savage and Nellie St row-
pearheH inn already started hut the hridge. all of Marnhfield, C. M. Fend-
runh
wilf he later. AfUiland Tidingi.
Columbia plMHter wall honwl. Call
for jr?ren. rallare Wod Lumber
Yard. ;or J,;iHt Main and (Jenenee.
j ry umi oik mimnyiu m uuwtv n.
and unique form of evening ner;lce
for tho hiiiiiiiht moRthN. liegiuning
next Sunday he wlIP gjvi five Sunday
evenings to readings anil Btories tvuin
"u,l""n ...,.. n .
gi-ess. i ne Hiories win uv hiunh ,nt ir
by means of splendid stereopticon pic-
t tires. The songs In these sei'viees
will also be sung from tho ncrcen.
miiaing a piciimihk aim popumr mini
"T service ror tne summer ,utuiay vv-
tnings.
Chliiepe parawiU nil reduced to 8!tc
during our July cloaranco Bale. Jap
Art hture. JU1
V pay for nshes junA sell dirt
cheap. Hrown & White Agency, Inc.
tf
Mr
and Mrs. 10. D. Kagerle of Tren.
ton. N. J., arrived
morning to spemi
io me ;uy hum
Kovernl days vis-
hing. Mrs. K. If. Kaltin. who Ik Mrs.
Kagerle's sister, whom ho had not
Mn fr over 20 years,
H. i. Kowler. assistant county
I'gent, and family, nre on a vacation
Tillamook beaches until Aug-
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Hand hags. 25c and up. Jap Art
.Htore. 101
T'ianos! See. I.(iunpnch. tf
Mr. and Mrs. K. D. Kenton of La
f'ross. Wash., are spending Bcvernl
u!Wh m the city before they leave for
n several week'n camping trip Into the
neighboring foothills and mountains.
Large atock Victor records nt Pal
mer Music Store. tf
TIir year of our Ixjril 1925. A. D., marks not only tho one
hundred forty-ninth anniversary of our liherty as a nation,
but the two hundred fiftieth anniversary of the hlrth of fire
insurance. ' OriKinated by IJr. .Nicholas
FIRE INSURANCE Hurbon. followini! the mifility conflaa
TWO AND A HALF ration that devastated London in the
CENTURIES OLD year 'lti(jt.' it has since become inter
woven witli the whole fabric of society
and is as much a part' of our daily existence as clothing and
food. - - ? -
Tho public seldom stops to realize that without insurance
imnl.iiHt Nre, commerce In Its modern proportion's could never
havo become a fact, since It is based on credit that insurance
sufcRminls against disaster. Nor could our enormous cities
have been built because no. one' would lend mohcy on real
estate unless the security for his loan were adequately pro-
tectod. ' '.
Fire Insurance constitutes a method whereby the contribu
tions of the many, Indemnify the comparatively few who suffer
loss, and In safeKuardinn enterprise and thrift. Insurance
creates n peace of mind that has a psychological yet funda
mental cttcct on public welfare
R. A. Holmes
"THE INSURANCE MAN"
Since 1909
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paper haskcys,
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value, Friday
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Watch this space every day.
Mann'
.. INTRODUCING THE
NIGHTHAWK ORCHESTRA
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FRIDAY ArD SATURDAY NIGHTS
o Julyol7 andl8 o Q
o FAIR GRQUPtoS PAVILION
O "of coure"o
A.him llwi t ',,.. il.ir:
.er and H. U. Stewart of Kugene. ami
the following from Portland: Ituth v..
Taylor and Mary Macl'hernon, John
K. Tourtellotte and J. M. Macleny
j. j uihjji mm m. iinti iuiw. r-. j. i "i ;
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Seven-piece wntfr Met on sale at
&0c Japanese Art Store. 101
I Hemtttiichln buttons covered at the
.Handicraft bhop.
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Double mesh hair nets on sale at 5c.
Japanese Art rftore. 101
For sand. .gravel, sediment, cleaning
or lawn work, phono 912-J, Samuel
Iin,teninn. , tf
Joe Wharton 'made a statement the
other day that the stcelheads were ris
ing to u fly. IJut somehow or other
there were fishermen who doubted his
word, tfue possibly to their Inability to
hbok any of tho big fellows.. So, last
njght Joe .went out to prove that he
was right. He'hooked a large one, all
right, but that was only a pnrt of
the battle and after two leaps into the
air, the fish made a wild surge down
'stream and then jumped once more.
snaKing me nooK irom nis mouui. joe
;had, at least, proven that the fish were
rising. Al Letcher went through the
riffle a little later and picked lit) a
six pounder. Al ad his fish better
trained and managed to get him to
shore. Grnnts Pass Courier.
Dan Wllloughby presents his Night
Hawk orchestra at tho Fair Grounds,
Pavilion Friday and Saturday nights.
Hear thorn. 101
Wo pay for ashes and sell dirt
cheap. ttrown & Whito Agenry, Inc.
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Fifty rent doll sale. Jap Art Store.
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Fancy new. pohttoes. large sine, 3c
per lb. .Johnson Produce Co., i'41 X.
Fir. street. Phone" I 7 . OStf
und progress.
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Paper Baskets
ninclio waste
painted msUle,
covering; $.'2o-
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each
Featuring
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'Abby Green on tke Piano ,
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Teddy O'HarajSinger and Entertainer
The ftr.t rvncl en -n i.. ririinnn
wan on Kale this morning at the pub-
lie market in addition to the uual
frefLfline of home grown produce, line
to tho prevnUiiiK warm weather tho
market thia morning ivan not as busy
ub It has been at other timen this n?a-
aon, 1ut nevertheless ft enjoyed a lib-
oral patronage.
lirick ice ciearr. 50e nt DeVoe'a. tf
Fresh salt water g;tmon, 2 5c lb.
Johnson Produce Co. , tf
Special discount .on wnrdrobo
trunks, fcunranteeiP seven years, und
I'U.V anteed Snnibon suitcases, at the
Medfo:d ::;iehjnge. 10i
Fresh salt water salmon, 25c lb.
Johnson Produce Co. , "
ted communication Med-
ford Li
-odge No. loa. A. F. & A-
riday evening. July 1 7.
lltji.l. nt 8 p. m. 'lsiiors wel
come. J'.y order W. AL A. J. Crose.
Hecretarv. .1111 1
Notice ;
' School District No. 29 will rceoivo
hldn for transporting children from
said district to Medford for coming
year. Lids to bo in the hands of tho
clerk by July 23rd.
School board reserves tho right to
reject nny or nil bids. Address,
-KLVIUA 3. L 10 A ILK FD,
Clerk School Dlst. No. 29, Aledford,
R. F. D. No. 3. 103
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
WA.NTKI) Woman lo
J'hone 1.12-U
house.
101
I'Olt HA I JO Clood
ISiiKloy Ktinch.
cooking
upplrs.
. 100'
Lost IJov'h tan oxford, crojif. sole,
nizp. 5 !i. l.o;ivo at 40 X. Kront. l'KJ
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Buy '
MADRONA
' BRAND "
Egg Producer
Dairy Feed
Chick Grow
(A Real' Developer)
Scratch Food
Feeds that are not
mad; to s?ll at bargain
prices, but to g-:ve real
satisfaction and per
formance. ,
Every user will attest
tho quality of
Madrona
Feeds
MM. by
MONARCH
Seed & Feed Co.
- Quality and Service
Considered "Our
Prices Are Lowost.
You Can Get Most
Any. Old "Thing at
DE VOE'S
Most Any Old Time
Always Room to Park
Your Car.
436 W. Main Ph. 122-R
CASH PAID
For Pecond-Haad
Furniture and Stove
W. A. KINNEY '
'Furniture Hcum
315 E. Main Phoue 505
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-NOW PLATING!
; : AN ICE-COVERED
SMASHER FROM.THE
MIGHTY-PEN OF
' . Raymond ' B! . 4 "'
at the Wfurlitzcr lJ V j,
j "The Greatest Dog
Actor in the World',' vf v J J
r "THE TALKERS" .
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C HUNTS
RATERIAN
SUPERLATIVE DRAMATIC EVENT of the REASON'
Jiim f. riHn . Urv lluu .
MRS. F9SKC
THCWA3 A. WISE
LOTUS ROSI
KENNETH THOFASOM
FRED ERfC
GEORGE TAWDE
Have combined for a tour of tho United 3t6tes this eaaon4a
, commAmaio pf thp IBOtb anniversary of the original
. . production of J, - 1 '-
THEi RIVALS'!
- . By.IUCnABI) BKUISLET SHERIDAK ;.
APPEARINQ UNDER THE MANAGEMENT OP v
: Oeorg C. Tyfr and Hugh Ford
UNDOUBTEDLY THIS IS A COMBINATION OF THE
MOST DISTINGUISHED DRAMATIC ARTISTS OF THE
COUNTRY, WHO ARE PRESENTED IN A COMEDY THAT
HAS CHARMED THE THEATRICAL WORLD FOR A
CENTURY AND A, HALF. AMERICA MAY NOT AGAIN
WITNESS SUCH AN ILLUSTRIOUS AGGREGATION IN
MANY YEARS TO COME.
MAIL OHDEKS RECEIVED NOW! Make checks; money ordors pay
able to Hunt's Craterian Theater. Enclose Hclf-addregse'l stamped en
velope to Insure safe return. EVENING PRICES. INCLUDING VAR
TAX: Floor, first 18 rows, $.1.30; next 5 rows, $.75; balance. $2.20.
Halcony. list 2 rows. $1.05; balance. $1.10. MATINEE PRICES, IN
CLUDING WAR TAX: First IS rows. $2.75; next 5 rows. $2.20; bal
nncc. $I.B5: balcony, first 2 rows, $1.10; balance, 50c. BOX OFFICE
SALE MONDAY NOON, JULY 20TII.
Popular;
IUmi.v so f ''Stywt hh a Piiow Jlaid's ctiolinc kiss! 7:
I fl'iiro ice witli ii true fruit flavor fnweii hard on n aljck
individually .wrapped! . . ' .'
' -. Yum-um tlicy Ve - iroml M yon jvmit a ' Vljf f orent' odrjnk
-sfir-tnc in a glass of . lemonade or any otht fiyorite Jjovor
'iiirc Yoir'JMinve a new drink llint's'a winner! .
Jt .int:r,'"'pinpe, lemon,' lime, pencil, cherr.f a stickful eof
4iirt.friizuu goodness and only five cents every wrc.
0 . OC o o
r rozen ouckep
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SOLD BYALL
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Jackson County Creamery
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LONDON
THURSDAY, Jufy 23
Matinee and Night
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fhtnai A.- Vm
CHAtJNCEY OLCOTT
JAMES T. POWERS
JEAN FORD
MARIE CARROLL
GERALD ROGERS
HERBERT BELLMORtt
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