M&FORD MATE TRIBUNE, MEDTORI? OREflON, TTTEftDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1925
PAGE TWO
ocal and
Personal
Tho ilouhlo holiday nd ruin of yen-
tonlay ) lured the nenr plrkliifr bIiuiv
Hon In sointwhat of a muddle, due-to
tho fact thut a number of tourist und
other feetulur iiiokt'rs. who were laid
off ontrdny. "did not show up for
work today, and it waa dlffKult to
Incato other 8 to tnko their plm-efl.
That wit the Bituntlon thin noon. We
retaVyvCArls attllb, of the U. 8. em
ployment, bureau. tnid, but the ron-fuBlQnr-waH
expected to be Ironed out
by tfinitfrroW moriilntf. Some of the
orchards picked yesterday,' except
when It rained hard, and others did
not pick. A number of local puckinK
houses alKO operated yentcrUay,
Wanted Kxperlenced ' millinery
maker. JMiwi Taylor nt Russell's. 145
Mtf. and Mrs. R. 13. flora' have re
turned from a business nnd pleasure
tiip.to Portland and Hen t tie.
: Mrs. 10. E. Clore will be In her stu
dio Sept, 8 and thereafter for the reg
istration of Qd and new pupils (n pi
nno and harmony. Children, adults
and 'high school credits. ! IT
Mr. and" Mrs. H. K. Cope nnd son
Nevln returned to the city yesterday
nftt'4 having spent the summer in He-
attlo. MtVC'ppe attended the Univer
sity i of Washington summer session
and completed tho graduate require
ments the' master's degree. The
family returned via the Sunset and
Columbia. highways to Portland', vls
HUift fiicndn In central and eastern
"Washington' nnd Oregon. Mr. Cope
returns to-take. charge of physics and
chetnlB!r,in thQ high school.
Anyons. hnvlng complaint to make
about Irregular delivery of tht..M:!l
Tribune or Hun at Jacksonville, i
anyono dffarring' to subsf-r'.be for eith
er paper, tolephone 203, Jacksonville,
This is a change in telephon-j, the pa
per now being In charge of the car
rier,' Altpn Und ley. .'H
Amohg'the, tourists and other guests
here from distance registered at tho
hotels nra Marietta Olft of Converse.
Ind., Mildred Nellie and. Adale VI
mond and Mr. and Mrs. Jnck IJeyelmo
of Toledo, Ohio, Mrs. A. U 1-1 oil by of
Prince Ttupert, B. C, I. J. Ushei and
A. VV, Maltby of Minneapolis. Marie
Fey, Marlon Hebb, Cullette Cumin.
Ray Conlln nnd William Howe of Chi
cago, Mr. and Mrs.' Wm. R Tlohen of
Phamoken, Pa., Veral Tathame of
Kansas City, Mo Mr. and Mrs. Ben
J. Hergel and family of St. LouIh, and
Horry JJrown of New York.
Attentlon'Kportsmen! Fishing tack
le, ammunition. Open evenings, Sun
days. Ross & Ross, Central Point.
' 151
John E. Tortellette of Portland, tho
architect of the new high school Is In
the city today Incidental to the open
ing of the bids this evening for the
construction of the new high schoolt
Landscaping Thoso desiring to
beautify their homes and lawns, with
wisely selected and artistically ar
ranged shrubbery and ornnmentnl
trees, may hnve tho free advice of nn
experienced landscape architect from
Portland, who Is visiting our city for
a fdiort llm. Phone 5172 14R
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Oo Tinner of Med
ford nrrlyed In Klamath Falls lat ev
ening nnd'plnrr'to spend over Labor
Day" herewith friends. Tomorrow ev
enlif they expect to motor to IGagle
Ridge Tavern to ho . tho guestn of
friends. Klnmnth Falls Herald.
Soft velvet sport .models. Tho lat
est 'from the eastern markets. Miss
Tayfor at Russell's. ' ' . 147
Tho city and rural carriers of the
lnenj postofflce went over their routes
today loaded down with mall, the do
cummulatlnn of two days, because of
the postofflce being closed Sunday
arid Monday.'' ! i !W. :
The Moilford' Dustness College hfts
placed n great many students In good
position .and Is recolvlng more cnllp
than it cart fill; Its service trt you will
bo to place you on the payroll as soon
as possible, i Courses begin Sept.
15-81. OWN V - lfil
Clarke Walker, well known raclnp
driver who formerly made bis home
herb but who to now of Myrtle Point,
too part in tho Labor Day races yes
terday at the state, fair grounds at
Snlcm.
Imngene Wallace, accredited teach
er. Piano and harmony. Studio 23G
Lust Main. Room 7. IM
Callfornlnns registered at local ho
tels'hicludo MIshcs Oernldlne McCow
nn and Knld, Chitds of Rerkeley, H.
R. WUklson of Fresno. J. F. Shop
hard, E, O. Qrogan nnd Mr. and Mrs.
WYlgnolo of Stockton, Mr. nnd Mrs.
K. C. Cnhlem of Oakland. Mr. and
Mrs. H, T. Atkinson, Mr. nnd Mrs, F
C Peterson nnd O. 13. Peterson of
Relvederet Mr. and Mrs. David
Thompson of 'Burllngnme, M. Ruhl
mnn and O. Chenmvith of Rakcrsflcld.
Mr. and Mrs. 1. Llpplncott of, lark
spur and Mr, and Mrs. D. R. Shaw.
Mrs. F, pf Relsford, Mr., npd Mrs.
Herbert Schmidt, and Mrs. N. A.
Staloy qf (in, Francisco.
Prick ledi cream 50c nt DeVoe's. If
Mr ;hdi Mrs. (.his Newbury ni'e
nniong local citizens who motored to
CrnJer Inko yesterday.
You .Milt ho ahle to earn ' a good
hnlary. onoi year soonor. Courses bo
gin Hnpt. 15-21. Medford Business
College. OWN IB I
iiii'
mi i
Still Uie Bales o Fluhrer's
Milk j Bread forge ahead.
There 'i no substitute for
quality.
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At Any Grocer
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I "Fruit packing in this community
has broken all previous records for
quality as well as quantity,'' uythe
Cld Hill News. "The fruit Is com
i:TE Into tho several packing plants In
a seemingly endless stream und The
cars are going out regularly, H. D.
Reed. U. H, Inspector for this district
who examines every car shipped from
thin section of the county as well as
Grants Pass, and who by the way Is
'one busy man,' claims thaj he has not
had to condemn any car as yet and
that he never saw anything like the
enormous amount of fruit that is. be
ing shipped from here for New York
and Kuropean mnrkets."
Tho kindergarten which has been
conducted by Mrs. 13. ' N. Vllm and
Mrs. V. M. Hlllis for the pnst two
years will open for tho fall term 'on
Monday, September 28th. Children
four to six years of age will be re
ceipted. For further Information phone
173 or 694. . J4f
Mr. nnd Mrs. Richard Colder and
daughter, Ladonn, nnd Miss Cllndys
VVhitson, spent yesterday viewing na
ture's beauties at tho Oregon Caves.
Smart fall coats. Natwlck, 1 Inc.
14C
Mrs. Norma Payne Is spending sev
eral days visiting friends and relatives
ut Portland.
Smart fall coats. Natwlck, Inn.
. 140
Following two days of rloudy wea
ther accompanied by much rainfall.
today, which opened with cloudiness,
was one of alternate sunshine nnd
cloudiness, From Sunday n. m. up to
S o'clock this morning tho rainfall
amounted to ;34 of nn Inch, of which
21 of an Inch fell yesterday. Fair
and warmer wentther is predicted for
Wednesday, ' '
New shipment of felts Just received
In white pablo nnd nil the new color
ings. Mls Tnylor at Russell's, 147
Washington state visitors register
ed nt local hotels Include II. C. Hotoh
of Tflcoma, L. W. Llndsey of Ridge
field, M. Rlnck of Port Angeles. Mr.
and Mrs. E. D. Faver, Mr. and Mrs.
G. J, King of White Salmon, nnd H.
A. Hognbom, C. K. Wright. M. H. Bar
rett. Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Frehnnd and
Mrs. George Cotterll of Seattle.
Budweiser $1.G0 per doz, nt Te
Vo'n, ' ' 19Af
' Since Inst Saturday morning 197 out
of the state cars registered with the
local state auto ' traffic ' bureau, of
which reglHtratlons 150 wero made
undny and Monday and the others on
Snturdy.
Dr. E. D. Elwood, optometrist, has
moved to his temporary office over
Lamport's. 228 E. Main. tf
The Crater Ijike Temple band, D. O.
K. K.. will present another concert nt
he city park next Friday evening at
S o'clock.
Fancy creamery butter 53c per lb.
Tohnnon Produce Co.
Mr. J. A. Gear, proprietor of Hotel
Central Is planning on n trip to South
ern California where ho and his wife
will spend the major portion of the
winter. Central Point American.
Smart fall coats. Natwlck, Inc.
' . 14fl
Miss Florence Miller from the Low-
engart Company of Portland, Ore.,
has accepted a ' position with Mis
Taylor at Russell's as designer and
trimmer. Miss Miller come very
highly recommended nnd will give
persnnnl attention to all orders.
, Send some pictures of Crater lake,
jytedford and tho Rogue Vlver val,ley
views to your friends, palmer's pic
tures are best best. ' tf
Mr, nnd Mrs. J. C. Ottlnger, who re
cently sold tho Jnckson Hot Springs
resort; have purchased the H. R. Nye
place on the Pacific highway. Just
south of Talent nnd will take charge
In about thirty days. Mr, and Mrs.
Nye will move to Talent.
Cedar flumo lumber at Rig Pin
Lumber Co. tf
Miss Alleen O'Connor, who recent
ly underwent nn operntlon nt the Sa
cred Heart hospital for appendicitis.
Is expected to he removed to her home
near. Central Point before, the end of
this week.
New shipment of felts Just recelvotl
in white pablo and nil the new color
ings. Miss Taylor at Russell's. 147
Miss Jessie McComb, stnte home
demonstration leader, spent last night
nnd today In the city while en route
from the Lake County fair to Grants
Pass, where she will take part In the
program of tho Josephine county fair.
Palmer's Photo Studio makes the
best pictures. tf
F. J. Mooney of Tosemlte National
Park Is a visitor In Med fori who ar
rived Monday.
We pay for nines nnd sell dirt
cheap. Brown & White Agency, Inc.
tf
Mrs. F. E. Corlos and Ella P. Rutnn
of Yreka spent Monday In Medford.
Dr. E. p. Elwood, optometrist, has
moved to his temporary office over
Lamport's. 228 E. Main, tf
Mrs. W. H. Fnllln of Grnnts Pnss
spent several hours in the'clty yester-
ilay visiting her son, 1L A. Fnllln, con
nected with the local Southern Pa
cific district freight nnd passenger
office.
Hemstitching, buttons covored, nt
tho Handicraft Shop. tf
R. A. Flaherty, manager of the Pine
rtox conumny at Grants Pnss, wns a
business visitor in the city yesterday.
Exlde batteries for Fords, Chovro-
lets, Stnrs. etc. $12.75 and 118.50.
Williams ft. McCurdy. ; I04tf
Tourists from a distance registered
at MeVrlck's Motor Inn Include the
families of V, P. Jones of Penntra,
Kans.i William Van Der Weyden of
Denver, Colo,, Mrs. H. Duller of
Truckvllle, Pa.. H. M. King of Madi
son. Wis., T. N. Fnyton of Ronton,
Mass.," and J.'L. Mlnkler of Chicago.
Screen doors . at Wallace Woods
Lumber Yard. Cor. East Man and
Genesee. 88tf
C. F. Swart s, recently Injured at
Jacksonville when his foot cnught In
the hind wheel of n slow moving auto
mobile, ts now ahle to walk with the
aid of n crutch.
Cedar flumo lumber at Rig Pines
Lumber Co. tf
A. W, McCHn of Couer d' Alene is
among the residents of Idaho spend
ing several days In the city on busi
ness. Screen doors nt Wallace Woods
Lumher Yard, cor East Main nnd
Genesee. RStf
A twenty-two ton mill test of ore
from the Sam Sandry mine on Foots
(Veek. mnde by W. R. Wlllnrd, Is re
ported to have held up the assays and
proven very satisfactory to the own
ers. Extensive activity nl this property
Is expected In tho near future. Gold
Hltl News.
Pears, nriPlf, extra low prices.
Johnson Pi"duio Co., 241 N. Fir Ht.
Phon$ P7, 133U-
A. Eggers, Injured in an auto wreck
Sunday morning near Guld Hill, hus
not Improved and Is still In a very
critical conditio, according to re
ports from the Kucred Heart hospital,
where he is a putient." Alius-Gwendolyn
Mtllege, who Is a putient at the
Community hospital as a rettult of the
same wreck. Is slightly improved but
not yet out of danger. According to
unverified reports Harold Todd, com
panion pf Hernia House, killed In the
wreck Is becoming worse. Todd Is a
patient at u Grunts Pass hospiml.
Just received this morning 100
beau tlful velvet pattern hats and will
be put on sale at prices ranging from
$4.75 to $12.75. Miss Tuylor at Km-
sell's. , , . - 1147
Will pny cash for used pianos.
Weeks A Orr, Medford. ( lSlftf
incidental to the opening of the
deer hunting season next Thursday
morning the rainfall of the past two
days has furnished excellent condl-.
tlons for such sport. Added zest for
local hunters is that the Young Hard-
ware company Is offering a -fine set
of mounted deer horns as a trophy for
tho man who kills the largcHt deer
between S'pt. 10 und Oct, 20th, mule
deer Included. Tho seuson which
opens Thursday lasts until Oct. 20.
Fruit growers get In touch with
government free employment bureau.
Medford Chamber of Commerce, for
pickers. 118tf
Fresh beef and fish at all times.
Wilson Meat Market, Johnson Pro
duce Rldg. .147
!;. It. Yocum nnd wife wero In the ,
city today from tho Persist district on ;
IiukIih'hh matters. '
Cedar flume lumber at Big Pines ,
Lumber Co. - . tf i
The autumn season Is now getting
into swing as Is evidenced by ninny I
leavcH on the trees becoming dlscol- !
ored and fulling.' However, mixed In:
with this the rain of the past few days
has' revived dying or backward grass;
and, much shrubbery, cleared the
atmosphere and a dried to the usual
beautiful green scenery of the dry and j
vnlley, which always proves so allur
ing to the tourists and oilier visitors.
I represent the strongest group of
fire Insurance companle.H In America.
Cn-rt Y. Tengwald, Holland Rldg.
Phone B93. 104tf
The 28 cars of pears sent out yester
day makes a grand total of over 90jO .
carloads of that fruit to be shipped to
eastern ma rket s by loca I pucktng
houses so fur this season.
.lock nn Conntv Fair nnd Pear
Show, Medford, September 1G to 19 j
in7tf
Donna MoDonough of Sams Valley I
was a gueKi over the week end at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Llnville. I
We pay for abes and sell dirt
cheap. Brown &. White Agency, Inc.
tf
Miss Lorna liamrick left today for
Son Jose, Calif., to re-enter the nor
mal school there, after having spent
sevcrul weeks here visiting friends and
relatives.
Large stock Victor records at Pal
mer's Music Store. tf
Oregon la ns registered at . local
hotels Include Mrs. C. L. Alabley. Mrs.
Miles Slmlekler, and Miss Stmlekicr
of Kosehurg, (1. W. Knight of Hub
bard, Miss Jessie .McComb of Corval
ltfi. A. D. Addison, Mr. and .Mrs.
George Perry. E. R. Paul, E. L. Kol
lenborn. Miss Beatrice J. Harker, Miss
Inez King of Eugene, M r. nnd Mrs.
II.- K. Llinan of. Oregon City.' M. G.
Clifton of Klamntl.1 Falls, and he foL-,
lowing from Portland: Mrs; WVft
comb, Mr. nnd Mis. L, N. Iluls. J, C.
Tuurtolotie, Mrs. F. McKlbbnn, Mr.
und Mrs. J. P. Burns, Mr. and Mrs.
O. W.,Alvord, and Ward II. Hopkins.
If your pictures are mnde at Palm
er's Photo Studio, 717 N. Central, they
will bo tho best. tf
Mr. and Mrs. Amos Spangter of
Adair, la., left this morning for Port
land en route to their eastern home.
after spending several days in the city
and valley visiting friends and rela
tives.
Try that big milk shape nt DeVoe'.
tf
A sunflower, 15 feet In height.
which ts attracting much nticntlon
ut Its place of exhibition, was pre
Hcnted by Ralph Wertz. a local citizen,
to the Chamber of Commerce, which
hns it placed In the northwest corner
of tho building.
a memorial service for our late sister,
Julia Lawrence. Past matron will
have charge of the memorial. 145
Two passengers were . taken to
southern, Oregon's scenic wonder yes
terday by the Cruter Lake stages, but
up till noon today no pussengura had
presented themselves for transporta
tion. Regular communication of Rennies
Chnpter, O. E. S., Wednesday evening.
September 9 nt 8 p. m. There will b
Residents of southern California
registered at local hotels Include Mr.
and Mrs. James Carlisle and Mrs. M.
tl. Gleason of, Hollywood, Miss Helen
12. Cranston of San Diego, Mr. nnd
Mrs. R. S. Miller of San Rafael, Dr.
and Mrs. J. W. Laird of Pasadena,
Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Pritchett or Pusa
Roblcs, Mr. nnd Mrs. 10. Pollock, and
Mr. and Mrs, H. Zimmerman, Mr. and
Mrs. N. A. Moore, nnd Mr. and Mrs,
U. R. Hall of Los Angeles.
t The ladles of St. Ann Altar Society
will give a card party In tho parish
hall Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock.
Everybody Is cordially Invited. 146
The old Warner balding, at the
ci;rncr of North Bartlett and Main
streets Is now completely torn down,
workmen having completed the last
Htopij of the destruction today. In a
very short time a modern concrete
huliffmg will stand In the site so long
occupied by what was the oldest
wooden business structure on Muin
street.
Just received this morning 100
beautiful velvet pattern hats and will
be put on sale at pi-Ices ranging from
$4.75 to $12. 75. Miss Taylor at Rus
sell's. , 147
Screen doors at Wallace Woods
Lumber Yard, Cor. East Main and
Genesee. 88tf
L. Jackson arrived In the city
last evening from Flasher, N. D.. to
spend several duys transacting busi
ness und visiting friends.
Dr. E. D. Elwood, optometrist, has
moved to his temporary office over
Lamport's. 228 E. Main. - tf
Let me write your fire Insurance.
Carl Y. Tengwald, Holland Rldg.
Phone 993. 104tf
Italian, Hungarian, nnd Petite
prunes were the features of the public
market this morning. They were
grown two miles south of Medford on
the Jacksonville highway, where they
can be purchased In ton lots. Due to
the fact of yesterday's rain home
grown produce was not on sale in
(juan titles ns large as the average.
Soft velvet sport models. The lat
est from the eastern markets.; Miss
Taylor at Russell's. - 147
Light adjusting at Hardman's gar
age, Jacksonville. Phone 28J. . J&l
HIGH SCHOOL BIDS
The bids for the construction of
the now high school will be Oneneri
and considered tonight at 6 o'clock
by the school board nnd 3. I?.' Tour-
tellotte, the architect of the building,
which means that the contract for the
long desired structure will be awarded
within the next two days. '.
The chances are quite meager that
the contract will be awarded tonight
as, according to the contemplated pro
gram, after the bids are read toniclil
they will be studied in the rough, then
and at a special meeting tomorrow
there will be given a tbbrough perusa
of the various features of the bids
So far as could be ascertained early
this afternoon, there will possibly be
six or eight bids, two of which will
he from local contractors.
HOME COOKS TO VIE
ATC0UNTYFA1R
the new plans fi" the cooked food
'.-xhlblts and salcs'this year. The cooks
nil over the valley are planning to
..i,1n nil nnilmiu o rxiil.l In tlilu m(
and the judges already!nrernssured of
unusual difficulties in, making thcli
decisions.
This department is under the super
vision of Miss Hrewster, the home
iloitwtnut i-ii tin- nml uhn will hp nhlv
assisted by M rs. John On m m It of
Phoenix, Mrs. Carl Glasgow of Talent,'
and .Mrs. Hal Plait of Medford.
l tintes mis consented to act as
tff.lclal auctioneer the first day.
Merchants und wholesale dealers
are respmidlng generously to Miss
Urewsters request for special prizes.
TOO LATE- T0 CLASSIFY
FOIt SALK OR RENT Six-room
house, Uouth Central. Phone 1U7-H.
148
WANTED-1-Violin students,
special offeiv Phone 858-11.
Have
. lull
FOR SALE Dodge roadster.' first
' dnss condition. Five tirfs nnd
1!25 license. Fenders and- body 1n
Al shnpe. Phone 607 between 7
n. m. and G p. in. beginning Tues
day. 14
WANTED Middle need woman for
general hou.c work. Call Mrs. Don
ald Clark, 274-J-3. . 143
FOR SALE Ftrst-clnss cow, just
fresh. It. Dewtt, 274-R-i. 141)
FOR RENT 'OH SAlE Five-room
furnished house. 305 South Onk
dule, . , tf
FOR SALE Acre tracts close to
town. H. N. Loflund, 226 South
Onkdale. 14
WANTED Maternity cases. Ilenam
nhle rate. Convulescent Horn'.
Ashland. HM
4" A VrKHrf-Snvorn I Cnnnt-V Rltll.'l'H:
will pay three dollars. Call 163.!,
Ashland. 14 5 I
I.OST Two weelts ngo Ind'e.V brooch.
large purple stone, surrounded by
: pearls. Cull Convalescent Home.
Ash land. 146
THE
orxwT$
CecURDeWUe's
Cinemasterfclece
FRESH FROM ITS
ROAD SHOW
' TRIUMPH 1 "
Starts v
Toiporrow
Matinee
and every prlte offered will be equal
or greater In value than the prizes
offered in the premium book.
Sir. Adder, the well known Ashland
artist, has consented to assist Mrs. T.
A. Miles with the decorating of the
Womun a building, and work on this
building will he commenced nt once
so thut the entire building will be In
readiness when the exhibits begin to,
come In next week.
Mrs. M. J. Norris will have charge
of the commercial exhibits entered by
women who aro doing commerolal
work in their own bumes. If nny one
wishes to put up such an exhibit and
has not already sent In her name to
.Miss Jane Hnedlcur, superintendent of
he woman's Itulldlng, she should do
so nl once that space may be reserved
for her.
Cook with gns.
tf
Increase Your Beauty . !
. and Look Younger
Delightful Nnv Vanishing Cream
Containing . True liiiturinilk Mum.
Make Yo I,ook Years Younger
Or .Money Back..
The old-time application of But
termilk und Cream to whiten and
preserve tne skin nnd remove harsh
little, wrinkles and ugly sallow'ness
Is grandmother's, recipe., and women.
throughout the country ure again
using it to ensure a' beautiful com
plexion nnd snow-white hands aud
arms.
lluttermllk, however, It not alwnys
nhtnlnuhle, hut n specialist has at
last perfected ,n method of concen-,
trntlng buttermilk nnd combining
It with a' perfect cream, which you'
can buy in small quantities ready
for use at nny first-class drug store
by simply nsklng for "Howard's" But.
termllk Cream. '
There Is no secret nbput it' nor is
I here nny doubt ubout the resukw
it's Just a common ordinary butter
milk In the form of a wonderful
cream, gently massaged with the
finger tips around the coiners of
t He eyes nnd mouth.
Buttermilk Cream Is sold by a.11
good druggists on a ' positive guar
antee of satisfaction or nvney back.
v . Adv.
MILL RUN
' roit
HOG FEED
JVPerSk.
.TV- 80 Lbs.
CASH-
GET YOUR SUPPLY
WHILES IT LASTS.
Get Our Prices On
Stedefor Fall Sowing
MONARCH
Seed & Feed Co.
Phone 260 or 260-J-2
I
Clear slghtedncss helps men
attain. Victory, cannot be
. won In any ot life's battlea
unless we see clearly , the .
. dlf flcuUlea ..that., 'beset our'
path. Let us make for your
eyes the glasses that will
give you the proper range of
vision and relieve your eye
strain. Attend to this at once.
222 E. Main
TEN
POPULAR
PRICES1
Adults .... 50c
Childt en . 25c
cuasvisiosIi vsi
brings THe I Ifermi
proper, Uggl
gg
ANOTHER BILL YOU'LL LlKE
TONIGHT .
fj iA i-T luttTEttN VAUDEVILLE I
MAMfcSEBS ASSOCIATION j 3
- COMMENCING
TOMORROW!
: . 4, .?,yW)iU
THE TEN
COMMANDMENTS
A PICTURE, OF
THE AGES
FRESH FROM
ROAD SHOW
TRIUMPHS
NOW AT
POPULAR '
. PRICES.
9or the unexpected Quest
A cool drink produced immediately for hot
wefttl'i'i" firsts emphatically demonstrates ilicXino
ncss of your hospitality.
' Nothing spreads n fine social atmosphere like a
cooling, refreshing drink.
Have, a ease of SNIDER'S DRINKS your
favorite kind and have it on hand when your
guests call and that may be today! . ' . . ;
' ' ' '
Sniders Dairy & Produce Co.
VETCH-RYE
NOW IN STOCK
Sulphate of Ammonia -
Advancing in Price. "
Picking Bags
Seed Grains Grass Seed
Sulphur
FARM BUREAU
CO-OPERATIVE EXCHANGE
Wong Pon
Chinese
Medicine
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II II rT -JlTTIJJBKWtl m
' VAcat and cfcronto
d lIMmm ot Mm
4UMl f OBMBt ,
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T. blMtr and atomic tronbMr ftt
kvntlt, nrptw, cotda. ttnala troabl, pr
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"SENSE AND NONSENSE"
THREE MARION SISTERS
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RAY CONLIN
SUB-VOCAL COMEDIAN
In
A VENTRILOQUIAL NOVELTY
HARRY BROWN :
THE SINGING JUGGLER
'TOPICS OF THE DAY"
MACK SENNETT COMEDY
2 Performances 7 and 9
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