MTJDFOTlt)' "MATL TRTRITKK. MEDFOllD, OT?EC.O MOXnAV. OOTOI.ER 7. .1029.
- PAGE THREE
Sight Saving and
What Docslt Mean?
f you aro one of those
lurkv mortals endowed by
nature with a pair of ex-
cellent eves, have you
ever given a thought as to,
how. vou woidd adjust!
yourself were that prec
ious gift partially-or en
tirely removed from you
by one stroke of fate
itave you ever thought
what it means to conserve
your eyes studying and
applying a few of the sim
ple rules of hygiene that
your natural sight may
always rove : ..efficient ?
Or have you been careless,
as most people are, in the
squandering of this most
precious gift, thinking its
power unlimited in quan
tity and in iinief ,
assume that .when the
eyes are well they. need
no attention. It is not so
with the teeth. And yet
you can buy new teeth
but you .cannot buy new
eyes! It is important to
keep the teeth clean in
order to preserve a heal
thy condition. ' Is it not;
more important to care
for the organs of sight '?
A personal examination
by a competent Opto
metrist and a few sugges
tions may. not. be amiss. It
is man's duty to try to
conserve and p r e s e r v e
sight. Do. not abuse, but
try to appreciate what
sight docs for you by giv
.iusr the eves the care thev
require. Do not. overtax
thani. When they become
tired, rest them. If they
need glasses procure them
irom a . recognized Opto
metrist and ' wear them.
Tim nrlmh'iif imi rf mu
associates is the greatest
source of jiappiness and
satisfaction in the. world.
.While ..some thus gain con
tentment . in . the , fulfill
ment of their desires,
others remain unlovely
and disheartened through
the impairment of vision.
EYES! There is. noth
ing so wonderful,, so abso
lutely compelling as at
1 pact ivc eyes, f c e 1 i n g,
power, emotions, tJiought,
spirit,, are all portrayed
through the organs of
s.bt.
KM) per cent efficiency
is rendered possible by
the advancement of the
science of 'Opto ni e t r y.
Save your eyes! Consult
an Oploinetrisl.
Ily Kavlni? those weelity tjilks mi
Optometry .tliey'wlll iiiiMvcr inallv
iiurliuiiH on tin? "C;ire nf ill
Kyen" mill their relation to yuur
prncral health. '
i v . . '(KIprhtH -Ilojiorwd)
Cut Out Sign 'Mull Today
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Mcdfoid .Mail Tribune. Motlfon!.
OrcBxm. ricii.-e xend inc. wit li
on t cost or obligation on mv
pnil. ropy or the new Ikioklvt
(lesrilblng Sittbt C'oiiMTVHthm.
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Phone 931 for
FURNITURE REPAIRING
UPHOLSTERING; REFINI3HIN0 (
FRANK HOWARD
Mfdford Efhnng, 211 W. M.iln St.i
Monday, October 7
Forecasts
Meill'ord and vicinity: Cloudy
mill unsettled tonight uml Tuesday
with showers. Not much change
in temperature.
Oregon: Cloudy mid unsettled
tonight and Tuesday. Not mucli
change in temperature.
Local De.t
c
S3
Tomporatnro (Hogs.).. 54 5S
Highest (Liisl 12 Ins.) fifi IM
lowest ( Last 12 hrs.) &:) fi7
Itcl. humiility (Pet.).... 84 97
Precipitation (Ins.) 10 .13
State of weather Cloudy Cloudy
Lowogt temperature this worn
lug. 67 degrees,
Twenty-fomTiour iireclpltutlonTo
5 a. m., :i4i inch.
Total prccipitHtlon since Sept. 1,
1!)29. .25 inch.
Temperatures a year ago today:
Highest, 7S; lowest:" 51.
- Sunset today. 5:43 p. in.
Sunrise Tuesday, 0:10 a. m.
Sunset Tuesday, 5:4V p. m.
Observations Taken at 5 A. M.
120th Meridian Time
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to I &
CITT
Baker City 6
Uismarck 61
48
.36
54
48
S2
62
36
66
50
P.Cdy.
Clear
Clear
Cloudy
Clear
P. Cdy.
Clear
Clear
Cloudy
P. Cdy.
Clear
Cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Clear
Clear
Cloudy
Cloudy
Boise .. 68
Denver .. GO
Des Moines 70
Kresno .... 92
Helena 62
l.os Angeles .... 88
Jtarshfield .... ... 82
Phoenix v 104
Portland 68
Red Bluff .Missing.
Uosehurg GST
Salt Lake City.. 71
San Francisco .. 68
Santa Fc Missing.
Seattle 60'
Spokane till
W'alla Wjilla .... 66'
Winnipeg ,
51
51
58
48
36
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W. J. HUTCHISON,
Meteorologist.
4 -
Shoppers at the Medford pub
lic market flocked to stalls 13 and
I 1 last Siilurday to avail them
selves of exceptional nicut value.
offered by the new public market
meat depart men t. This new de
partment will be. open oveij' Wed
nesday und Saturduy for the bene
fit of public market shoppers and
each week special low prices will
be offered. "
"You'll .always find our prices
right." is the slogan of the new
meat department. Included in the
record crowd which attended the
opening Salinday were farmers
'and ram-hrrs from'' all paHs of
southern Oregon.
Joan Crawford Star
of 'Modern Maidens9
Kaleidoscopic settings und tile
whirl and swirl of the age of Jazz
youth nnd its bouyant foibles.
Hnsel and glitter and under It ull
the mighty undercurrent of the
laws of lit" ' which no fashion. i;
mode or cult can change these
are the dominating elements in
"Our Modern .Maidens," epic of
(ho jazz nge. now plnying at the
Cratcrhui theater a synchron
ized sound prodiKibiu.
No better vehicle could have
been found for Juan Crawford's
debut hh a fu!l-fleiged star of the
screen than this mighty drama.
Though It echoes .the spirit of
youth ihioigh its gay settings and
gorgeous details ai o replete wll h
tho spirit of modern youngsters
necking fun and pleasure there Is
u far dcepi-r and more dramatic
nolo In the play. Its drama rests
on the immutable laws of life
which none can defy and . "get
away with 1."
HcideH teaching u mighty les
son, and giving u. perfect cross
section of ilu so-called jazz age.
thV pletiiro Is a perfect piece of
entertainment. Never once w a
the entertainment factor forgotten
In the handling of the play. There
is much healthy comedy Inter
spersed In the spectacle and drama
nnd the heart interest portions of
the pl'iy are-perfectly wmkrvl out.
DOUBLE ACTION
' tktt-In the 4mh
Th la tb arm
Same Price,
for over 38 years i
25 ouatt for 25 1
. Ue les$ than of
high priced brands
MILLIONS OP POUNDS VIED
T OUR OOVKRNMtHT
CITY AND VALLEY
Till' Iumk diuutll hoi'p which luiil 1
hci'ii 011 the city and vallvy for 1U
days iast tame' lu an uncxit.'cu-il !
vm during Saturday ii.kIu wllh u 1
thunik-r .siurm, uud iiiHTiniUtul
lii;ht showers .since that time At
3 u. in. today the rainfall had
amounted to ' '2Ti ut an inch, uml
there were hnrt Jinht whow.ers
during today. More showers
are forecast io tonight uml Tues
day.. !
During the thunder storm of
Sunday iiIkM lichtnlng struck eight
umcM in tut Crater vsutumai forest
hut did no damage in Medford und
tint valley. , However, incidental to
tho storm because a , treo was
blown down by wind near Grunts
l'ass ucroajj a power line, and be
cause of line trouble near Table
Uock and 1'rospect, electric; power
service to Medford and other val
ley point: by the California Ore
gon Power company was tempor
arily suspended a short time curly
yesterday morning until lino c,revs
i mil tne trouble repaired.
The storm began at :34 a. in.
Sunday with thunder and light
ning, followed by rain at 2:4o u.
111. iho raintall ut the hill districts
was much greater 'than in $le
ford and. the valley. us.ono,inch
fell ut Rustler peak eu&t of !utte
Falls. ,
Uetweeu 5 u. m. and 5:25 a. m.
thru lightning striking trees eight
.separate fires were caused in the
Crater National forest in tho terri
tory extending from tho.. Owen
Oregon timber camp near Xlutte
Pulls on north. The fires rugged
in dimension downward from the
largest ut the, tamp only three
fourths of an acre. The other fires
couipruied three a( 'jiuckleberry
City, ono, at Abbott Butte, one ut
ilall'et P-oitu, and two in the sugar
pine country of fjlk creek.
There was another storm last
night In the Mt. AVagncr section
of the forest, but notulng had been
heard from it by tho forest heady
quarters here up to early this
afternoon.
Despite this wetness the six re
maining lockouis and two co-operative
lookouts still on duly in
Crater Xutlonal forest will be kept.
for several uuys yet ut their posts,
an u matter ot precaution. -
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FOR THREE DAYS
Afoot and without food fOr three
days lu the biskiyou mountains
was the experience reported 'Satur
day b' Lester Scott of Centrul
Point and A. Kepper upon their;
arrival In , Medford. Tho two
younij men, .employed in muUim?
a purvey, hiid expected to find u
cache of food in a mountain cabin,
but discovered the supplies had
been stolen. A three days' Jour-'
ney on foot separated them from
the next station.
They traversed the mountain re
gion between . Dorrls, and Kail
creek in northern California und'
during their loiif? hike ate noth
ing olsij than ..wild bird they
managed to Kill with a. rock. The
morsel of food wus roasted over a
camp fire nnd resulted In only one
or two mouthfuls. They did not
suffer from their expcriencot but
visited - three; .or our, restaurants
Saturday in' AshUtnd 'nnd Mqdford
before their appetites were
peuficd, , t (
Walli-r A. KiihIitn of I'lilliiflnl
)hld, clti'notni-.of wrckday Inntrur
tlnn for th liimrd of (.'lutKLii.ii cl
urtilUin rr ihr- 1'r.PBbytprlHH
cliurrh, Kiiont Hiinday In tht clly.
vIsiilnK with Prof. N. I. Nurrpnunn.
Mi S'tulrpB attrnded tho .Mnlfonl
Fchnols when lr(if. .N'H,iTo&,'un wam
their hcud. nnd Krndu:itrd In thf
rlnss ut I Hy 4. . Hy ntnpppd off lo
visit bin fortnpr nchoulmastor. Mr.
Siulrrs 18 hlh In tht rouncllK i'f
tho PrpfdytrrlHn church. He waa
a wrlioolinntn nf funeral KrlcB, nlto
n pupil of Prof. Xurremin.
AI BUSINESS COLLEGE
Plan are under way to orw an Ik
nlyht clanMcn In correct Knylhh a'
the Medford BuslnoKN college, (i.
W. .Ve wherry announced . today.
Thljj will be a decidedly new cotirM:
never before jflvcn In Medford.
The purpose of the c1hsiph In
Knglish which will be given ni
lepft once a week over a perlyd
of time to covr the serlen pet fonh
In the Miller system, nadonnlly
lifted text, U to sivr buj-lntwn men
ond women an -opportunity to
"hrufh up."
MIif t'arol Itamney. Instructor at
the hiwh school, has been neitred
to teach the cIhps In correct Kntr-
lifth. whhh w ill rover rule" for
written nnd spoken Eniflhih. Any-
one Interi'fltfd I aked to cnll the
businrrs college.
Splcin t.lrl Miol t
M.M.KM. Ore., (let.' 7,
!orothy Simmons. 1?. died here
j"strdHy from h revolver wound
receivrd whn the gun. In her onn
handii, rmn crdntiilly dlnchnnred
Haturduy nlirht. The bullet rnterod
lor abdomen,
"Bill" Dollar Busy in Medford Stores
Aster a Quiet Sunday Rest in Cash Register
"Vesirrday was rather a Millet ,
day with me." said "Hilt" Dollar, j
as he prepared for unother week j
of traveling Ihrounh the Medford j
ttorcria "but had u lot of com-'
puny In the cash register und !
Hills from nil over the country j
exchanged experiences regarding,
their travels. "We all agreed,"
Sharp bn.tlnes.1 men miss dull
t linos by advertising.
continued "Hill." that a dollar
which travels from placo to place
Is sort of u vagrant; nnd the
only thing to do Is to settle in one
place and help that city to grow
'Oklahoma 'Hill.' w ho arrived in i
Medford yesterday morning, told
of an experience that he wlt-ia
nessed In u store In Oklahoma last
week. A man went into a hard-i
ware store to buy a saw. . The '
kind he wanted cost $1-05, hc
dealer said."
"tlood gracious," said the man,
"I can get the same. saw in Chi-,
cago for i
"That's less than it cost me,' i
said the dealer, "but I'll sell it on
the. same terms us the northern !
house, just the same.."
''All right" said tho customer, i
'you can send It ulong und churge
It t'o my account."
"Not on your life," saldt. the
dealer. "No charge, accounts. You
can't do business with n iiuill
order house that way. Fork over
the. eash."
The customer complied.
"Now two t ents for postage, and
five cents for a money order." t
"What!" said the customer.
.'Certainly.. v You have, to send
a letter und money order to un
out-of-town house, you know."
'The customer." said Oklahoma
"Mill," "was Inwardly ravine, but f-Medford to find out how loyal
kept his part of tho agreement ; they ore to their own city. You
and paid the seven cents. u.i nrri ftlthorl i for It or atralnst it.
"Now.. 25 cbn8(kfor t.'XpresHUKe," j A'buii . fictions prove your loyalty
said ,the dealer.. ., -'.t jbettci Uiun Words'." " ' ''
"Well, I'll ht IbloWcd," lie said." (Conyrlfrht, lBItn. Fred Mozart)
Radio Program
, . KMED.
Mall Trlbune:yirin Station
,
. . lc.ndny. Oct. 7.
J- Cj lO.to (i:0U IJrukc.aiioi). ..
li:il iu il : 1 II K M KIJ.
(i:Ki lo li:aiiTNcVH nnd limr- 4
kct roporlH ly Mall Trlliunc
G:.1l .to 7:00 MliUdon und
Jcnnliif;.s. .. if
S:(ii to &:.10 ICuds Trnnofcr..
Xi30 to !I:0U KMIOlJ.
9:uu to III Mono Motor Oil
Co. ..
70 to I ii: IS Prlckett l.uni-
bcr Co. .
. Tuesday, iM. H
9:30 'to ip Liuwruncp, Jew-
clcr. " .
10 to 10:30 Southern Ore-
gon Klcctrlr Co.
10:30 lu 11 Domestic Luun-
11 to 11:30 M. M. Dept.
Store.
11:30 lo 12 Swcm's Ciltt
Shop.
1- noon N'cwk luslicH liy
Mull Trillium..
12 in ia:30 Beolie Kindle.
12:30 to f:30 Monuicli Heed
A- Kocd ,store.
1:30 lo 2:0U IIumIiicbs Col-
li'KC
:ii to 2:30 Peoples JJcc-
trie Slorc.
R : 4 . to S:0" i.tr.ikn Kliop.'
:.. to . 11:15 TiowIiiIiIko
. (.mutter Viirds. 4
U:l.i lo fi:30 ,owil and mur- 4
kel reportn liy Mull Tribune
C:30 Jo 7:00 llurvcy Hervlce
Slutliin. l". ' '
'Sisters of Eve" at
I sis fheqtre Now.
,., . , , , ihn ufteriioon iiilltiiiK, after which1
Hlnteri, of ..vc t-lalma H"",,,,, ..njojed dellclou, rcfrohmenl... !
Imnnra ut the IhIh Iheulre lonilfhl The liiili will meet Thuiadiiy, (leto- J
with an excellent cunt unep.ler Hi, i.l the ffchoolhoiise where"
l.led l.y fllnetor S. otl I'einln Ollft,
for the film .vci-kIoii (if K. 1'hll
llpn (iptienhetina pi,,ul.'ir novel,
"The Temptlnir .,f ..Tfuvrnaka," .
Anlln Stcwiut and llelly lllythe
pre the fiiirri. un,,,!'. and ' evil,
while rr iKtiti"1 llale innlieH nil
IntercMting ix't-nuiiiillty of 1'iiver
BEWARE' THE COUGH FROM
COLDS THAT HANG ON
. Cougli fiom coldi ovr to
tjoui trauble. ; You ca atop them
Dow . with CrconiuUInn, n.emullinrd
creosote lint l plumnt lo . lake
Cnnmultion 1. I medical diicorcry
Kilh tv-fold 'lion; ii oatlin ad
IiciU tbe inflamed r,embrnr and in
kibiu I'Jra Rrnlh. . ,
. r Of H -InoHi rirugvceoMte Is ree
ntaiicd bjr bigh medial ajuijiorilica
i one el the grr.atr't hoilinr laVnrica
ffrir rouiiha from coMV aad breniliial
Iniutiona. CrnmuWtcA taolaito.' in
ddiuon to creosote, other hcaimi
CREOMUL50N
FOR THE COUGH FROM COLDS THAT HANG ON
paid the cliarg. saybigi "Now
luuid me the saw and I'll take It
hume and stop the foolery." j
"Hand it to you? Where do you'
think you are? You are in oklu-j
)mma and I am in Chicago, and!
ytull have to wait two weeks for!
that saw.' Whereupon the dealer
hung the saw on a peg and put thej
money in the cash drawer.
"That makes 1 1 i 7," ho Mid I
"and it has cost you two cents
more taken you two wi-.-Iik
longer to get it than if ynii had
paid my price In the first p'ace."
A "Hill." who had been resting
ever since ho arrived In tmvn,
spoke up. "Say, I'm Portland 'Hjll'
and I en mo from that city with
soniu Medford ladles who went up
there to do nil of their shopping.
They got mo in change In a shoo
store und I hope they will look
around In Medford and see the
Tine line of shoes carried here,
and then compare tho shoes they
got in the other city with the
shocH they might have bought ut
honio. They would have done just
as well, und their Juonoy would
have remained nt home, where
they might have, u chance to seo
ft again."
"When money is sent out of
Medford for ignodsi that enn ho
bought nt hdme." said "Hill" Dol
lar, "tnat money with ull of its
possibilities. Is lost to this city
forever. With some people,
j though, tho thought is. that when
dollar is scut, out of town for
goods that should be bought here.
merely the initial invest men, has
left the city.
"Every time you send a dollar
out of town," continued "Hill."
"you not only send that dollar, but
, vou send, the Interest on thai
dollar for this year, for next year
and for every year that It stays
In circulation. Instead of helping
Med ford i it helps some other citv
with all of its power and the
foolish citizen Who sends his
money nway. gives no heed to the
crime that he or shn has com
mitted against the city that feeds
und shelters them, and gives them
the comforts nnd pleasures of life.
, "As a matter of record tho real
facts uro even stranger, for you
not only send tho Interest for nil
future years, when you send your
money out of town, but you send
the interest on the Interest the
entire, sum .that would have been
saved to Medford by tho use of
compound Interest.
'It Is 'time for every citizen of
JACKSONVILLE C. OF C,
' JA('KSOXVIIJK, pre., Oct. 7.
(ripecIuDTho1 JuckfoiivllleCham
bci of Ctmimcrce will hold a Ret
liiRether meeliiiK and bainiuet at
the L', K. hull Salunlay evening
Ocloier I?. - 1 -
The nnnual election of officers
wllj, ho held and a review will be
given of the past year's work.
Work for. the , coming year will
be discussed and planned. It Ik
boiiiK t aiTL-nKcd to hnve scvernl
Knot speakers drum other polut-s
in our county.
1 This proniiKcs to ho one of the
most. InlcrcHtlnK ineetliiKH of the
local. Chnmher of- Commerce Jield
for nome time. . All are Invited.
BELLVIEW CLUB WILL.
MEET ON WEDNESDAY
UKMA'IKW. Ore., Oct. 7.
(SpccIhI.) The mcmberH of thet
Upper Vb-lley Coniuiunlty clttb will1
moot at thn homo 'of Mr. C. )b
lamhkin on VedncHday afternoon,
October D. An interenllns program
Iihh been planned tnd a K'jod nt
tendance 1h expected. Kvery 'mem
ber in reminded to brlnn her did
W and .tfiM how she earned it,
Mr. .John Kermmtier wilt n-
HiHt tile llOMlCHH.
, TMs will be the lasl Inoellm; to
be held In a home, us the cluii
liotiMe will be vncnted liy the Bchool .
children about the 15th of October.
SAMS VALLEY CLUB TO
ENTERTAIN TEACHERS
SAMS VAM.KV, Ore., del. .
(Hpeclull The Ladles' H. V. I. rluli
.which met Willi Mm. I'Tlnlt, apenli
"10 teac,lel wM ne eaierin.nci ai
tiinche,n mid .all patroim ilchlrlu;;
to meet Uie (vu,'hlH are Invited to
attend hj Mni. O. II. Trenham and
Jtw: ft-.Oik llenley. Who are the
"ervlpf committee.
Ke ptit: ' Aul'o Jit! flclnl Herv-
lc iiarutfe opened In I1'. A. Ituilci
' rmlldinir on Full nlreei.
clementa which loot lie and beat tho
inflamed membrane and atop the Ir
ritation, while the creonota on to
the stomach, is absorbed into the
tlood, attacks the sent nf tho IrouMe
and checks the oowib ol ihe n'rms.
... Ciooniuliion is guaranteed salisfic
loTt in the 1-ralDient of comhs I om
colds, hrnnchitis and niianr forms nf
lironchi.il irritations, and is eiectltnt
(or buildinn up Iho system alter cntds
or flu. Money refunded if not re
iieted after takinf according lo direc
tions. Ask your druggist, tanv.j
II tiom. AU your druggist, tanv.i
MRS. LUCAS OF BEAGLE
VISITED BY RELATIVES
t
HKAC1.K, Ore., Oct. (Spec-i
In 1. Mr. and Mrs. K. H. I.imms ;
and daughter Ina l'ei.r! we're recent 1
Medford visitors. They spent :c
day. at the bedside of Mrs. Lucas. ;
Sr., who is in tho hospital there. I
The young people of t his distr'et i
who have been attending schnol'ut
Sams Valley, will start to school !
rvgain Monday. ' i
Mr. and Mrs. M. V. Young mm 1
family of Willow Springs visited ;
recently at the home of Mr, und;
Mrs. Chas. Sanderson.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph 1 1) 1 in. Sr.. of
Itnguo Hiver spent Sunday ut the
home of their son Harry Klis and
family.
Herbert Mayfiehl cut his little
finger on the left hand nulle badly
while lopping cane at tho Hannah
ranch one day last week.
Mr. and Mrs, Zuck were Med
ford business visit ors Tuesday, j
They were met there by their i
daughter, Mrs, Orval Hemline, and
small son Kenneth of Ashland. j
Irrigation Is being talked in our j
district. A representative of the j
Hcagle and Sams Valley irrigation
project has called on several land
owners.
Mrs. r. J. Kiink and daughter
Miss liuth were Mediord visitors
Tuesday. j
Mrs. James Sectey and baby af
Med ford were visiting at the home
of Mrs. Secley's parents, Mr. nnd
Mrs. Harry Calon, the first of the
Week. -
I-orls Sims returned to his home
here the last of tho week, lie has
been In Washington for he sum
mer. Mrs. Kuby Mayfield nnd son Her
bert attended the funeral of Mrs.
Shiver of Central Point Tuesday
afternoon.
Mrs. Chits. Sanderson spent the
first of the week visiting at the
Young home ut Willow Springs.
. The Cat on threshing machine
threshed alfalfa seed ' for 'Eugene
Gray last week. .
ALL PICKED, PACKED
HAMS VAU.KV, Ore.. Oct. 7.
(Hpeciiil.) Pear plckini; and piick-
Iiik If rompletnd 111 this district,
with the exception of u few Wlntor
XelllH.
Mr. Vnnllnevenluiri who opera-
alea one of Iho lrKt. pear or-
eluirdfi In tills Hcetlon. reportH tluil
the drouKht ahnrtelied I1I9 crop
about 13 earloada.
Apple harveHtlnir will ho on In
full force this week.
HEADACHE? Look to
- Your Eyes First
Dr. D. A. Chairfbers'
EYESIGHT SPECIALIST ;
; 404 Medford Bldg. ' : '.'
01CTDAvi
NsCASOLINE
3 - BIG NIGHTS - 3
OCTOBER 10-11-12
MEDFORD ARMORY
. . Dancing Games VaudevilleBand Concert
"Everybody Frolic With the Elks"
V
feNf I rSPl Tonight
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A pretty stenographer mar
ries her wealthy employer . .
then the clash between riches
and poverty '. . . the struggle,
between pride and the dazzle
of millions.
RIALTO LOW PRICES
Mats. Adults 25c Eve. Adults 35c
' Children .10 Always
WHERE
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REACH .
PERFECTION;
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Concert Trio to Play
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' The Apostolic Faith Mission iJ
' 42 North Front Street
One Night Only Tues. Oct. 8
Evengclistic Trcupo en routo to Portland from San Fran
cisco, where a revival campaign was held.
THE MORNING STAR STAR MALE QUARTET
.... , Will also render special song wyr.bers
No Collections . Marvelous Testimonies -
. . .
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Also Added
ALL TALKING
ACT
"THE KNIFE"
and the
LATEST NEWS
EVENTS
Shows
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' 1:30, 3:15,
7 and 9 P. M.
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