Medford mail tribune., October 23, 1944, Page 5, Image 5

LOCAL and
Fined Carl Robert McKin
ney, 32, was fined $10 in city
court today for disorderly con
duct. Permit A. H. Webster made
application in the City Record
er's office, Saturday, for a per
mit to make general repairs on
his residence at 401 East 12th
street,
Transferred Miss Anne M
Helman, who has been employed
in the office of the post engineers
at Camp White since the office
was established, has been trans
ferred to Ft. Lewis. She is the
daughter of Mrs. J. H. Helman,
420 Pearl street.
To Have Feed An oyster
stew feed will precede the meet
ing of the Jackson county chap
ter No. 8, Disabled American
Veterans. Tuesday, In the arm
ory. The feed will be at 6:30
p. m. and will be followed by
the regular meeting at 8 p. m.
Hams Leave Mrs. E. T. Ham
and daughters, Dorothy, Vir
ginia, Carol and Edith, leave to
morrow to join Mr. Ham in San
Francisco where he is with the
Southern Pacific Railroad com
pany. The Hams will make their
home at 49 Homestead street,
San Francisco.
In Police Court Owen Hun
saker, 23 Lincoln street, was
fined $2.50 in police court to
day for driving a car without an
operator's license. Mayme Rob
, erts, 635 North Central, was
fined $1.00 for parking her car
across the sidewalk.
Transferred Here 'Fritz Mor
rison, junior forester, has been
transferred to the Medford of
fice of the Rogue River National
Forest service from the Siskiyou
service at Grants Pass. Mr. and
Mrs. Morrison and their small
son have taken up residence at
819 Palm street.
Completes Training Sgt. Ar
ils Cowan of Medford has com
pleted training and been grad
uated from Chanute Field, AAF
training command, according to
a news release from the field.
He received special Instruction
In electronics. Mrs. Cowan
makes her home at 620 South
Ivy street.
Minor Accident Flossie
Elouise Hull, Jacksonvi He,
drove a passenger car involved
in a minor accident with a bus,
Saturday, according to a report
on file. Richard Ellis, 502 Haven
street, and James Adelstone,
Los Angeles, drove passenger
cars involved in a minor colli
sion on Riverside Avenue, Sat
urday, according to another re
port on file.
Elected President Miss Al
pha Whillock, daughter of Mrs.
Edith H. Whillock of this city,
has been elected president of
Alpha Lambda Delta, sophomore
woman's honor society at Ore
gon State college. Miss June Jar
min, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
M. W. Jarmin, also of Medford,
has been appointed a committee
chairman of A)pha Lambda Del
ta. A student must earn a high
grade point average in her fresh
man year to be eligible for the
honorary.
Misting City police have
been asked to help locate Jesse
James Edgman and four year
old son, James, who are be
lieved to be in this vicinity, by
relatives of the missing persons
in La Crescenta, Calif. Edgman
is 53 years old, six feet, four
inches tall, and weighs 127
pounds. He has red hair, blue
eyes and fair complexion. The
mother of Mrs. Geneva Griffith
has asked city police to help lo
cate her daughter who has been
in Medford visiting friends. Mrs.
Griffith is 24, five feet, 10
inches tall, and weighs 170
pounds. She is from Riverside,
Calif.
DR. A. R. HEDGES
Chiropractic tt Naturopathic
Physician
123 E. Main Dial 3170
Heart bailments
It is known that heart ailments
have been on the increase. But
Dr. J. Leland Jones, speaking
before the American Osteopathic
Association, said that a sharp
Increase in cases of heart disease
could be expec ted among service
men in particular and civilians.
This increase being due to the
results of the shock and strain
of war. However. Dr. Jones
thinks this markei increase) will
be functional rather than or
panic. The hich speed and noise
nf trucks, airplanes, etc.. would
produce conditions that result in
functional heart troubles. Also,
the overwork, worry, and fear
among the civilian population
would produce such nerve strain
and tens:on as to cause manv to
uecumh to functional ailments
of various organs and especially
of the heart..
- AUH
PERSONAL
CALENDAR
Monday
8:00 p. m. F. L. Club, home
of Miss Edna Hilderbrand, 719
Bennett avenue, business meet
ing.
Tuesday
11.00 a. m. Women's Society
of Christian Service. Quiet Day
Service at Methodist church.
Homecoming meeting at 3 p. m.
12:30 p. m. Kiwanian Dames,
Holland Hotel for dessert.
2:00 p. m. Ladies Auxiliary
of First Baptist church at
church.
6:00 p. m. Zonta club, din
ner at Hotel Holland. Reports of
state conference.
8:00 p. m. Nevita chapter
No. 93 O. E. S. Masonic hall in
Central Poini, Past matron's
and past patron's night. Pro
gram and refreshments. Visit
ing members cordially invited.
8:00 p. m. D.A.V. Auxiliary,
first meeting of the fall at arm
ory. Wednesday
10:00 a. m. VFW Auxiliary
Sewing club, courthouse audi
torium. 1:00 p. m. Chapter AA,
P.E.O., home of Mrs. E. E.: Kel
ly, 911 Queen Anne avenue. As
sistant hostesses. Miss Elizabeth
McKay and Mrs. L. F. Pickett.
Program, Mrs. Dolph Phipps.
1:00 p. m. Mistletoe club,
Girls' Community club, card
party for members and friends.
1:15 p. m. Oakgrove club at
home of Mrs. Edith Connel, Jack
sonville highway. Dessert lunch
eon. Bring sewing kits.
2:00 p. m. A d a r e 1 No. 3
O. E. S. Social club, home of
Mrs. Ina Huson, Lozier Lane.
Dessert luncheon.
Out of Hospital Dr. H. P.
Coleman has returned to his
home after being confined In a
hospital and will be back in his
office in a few days.
Club to Meet Chrysanthe
mum Thimble club will meet
Thursday evening at the home i
of Mrs. Edith Beck, Old Stage
Road, at 8 p. m. Those without
transportation are asked to con
tact other members of the club.
Reckless Drivers Jack Stalls
worth, Cherry Lane, and Eldon
Nelson, 408 Beatty street, were
fined $15 apiece In city police
court today for reckless driving.
Stallsworth and Nelson were
charged with racing their cars
side by side, up East Main street,
Sunday afternoon. A tire on Nel
son's car blew out at the top
of the hill. Judge Woodford
warned the offenders that any
further misuse of gasoline would
result in their A-Books and driv
ers' licenses being suspended
TAKENJY DEATH
John Harry Jones passed
away Saturday. Mr. Jones was
born Nov. 13, 1876, In Ken
tucky, and moved at an early
age to Brown County, Ohio,
where he was married to Nora
M. Purdum In 1898. They lived
In Ohio until 1911, when the
family moved to Medford.
Two children, Stanley C.
Jones, of Medford, and Edna H.
Pollet of South Gate, Calif., sur
vive. He was married to Elizabeth
Temple In September 1938, who
survives, as does a sister, Mrs.
J. H. West of Ripley, Ohio.
Mr. Jones entered the em
ploy of the California Oregon
Power Co., In 1918. He retired
at the age of 83 and has since
been active In lodge and frater
nal circles. He was a member
of the Modern Woodmen of
America, Knights of Pythias, of
which he was Past Order of
D.O.K.K. and the Pythian Sis
ters. He was a member of the
Presbyterian church since early
childhood.
There are four grandchildren:
Stanley Jones, Jr., Kenneth
Harry Jones, Betty Gale Pollet
and John Elton Pollet.
Funeral service will be grad
uated from Perl Funeral Home
Thursday at 2 p. m., the Rev.
Louis C. Kirby, pastor of the
first Methodist church officiat
ing. Interment will be in Med
ford 1. O. O. F. cemetery.
The Knights of Pythias will
officiate at the graveside.
THIS GREAT
helps nature relieve 'PERIODIC
With Its Nervous, Tired
Restless Feelings
Ta.m IWd tf rot. Hire to many iftflt
and women on urh daya jfr
from erempe, hadarhe. bsckach.
1W1 nnoui, "driifTKMl out", a hit
biut ii a', to lujicuon! moflU
ly diRturbancsl
Btm ot ono trr tniix E. P!n
htrr.'i VrfUbl Compound to r
llert rich nvrr.pt am bfuuM thl
faTnttia iriMlicin halt a eonth!i.
2ct on oki or wouAiv'a mom im
rorrorr ogam. Taken rt?fulrlr
Plnkbam'i Coir. pound helps b'Uid
up rj:nc sUnt turn, rroip
tmt. Thaundi upon thotturi
oi women nv rrportea be&eau.
I Lydia E. Pinkham's
Gale Menaces
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Radioman SO Homer Stalling of Preeport, Tex, confined to an "Iron
lung." is moved from Miami. Fla, hospital to the City Power Station
for fear tropical hurricane, which menaces Florida keys and mainland,
would cut off hospital power supply.
SHADY COVE IN
S
E
15th AAF In Italy Technical
Sgt. John H. Shull, 32, of (NSA)
Shady Cove, Ore., crew chief,
has been awarded the distin
guished unit badge as a member
of the 15th army air force Lib
erator bomber group which has
been cited for "outstanding per
formance of duty In armed con
flict with the enemy."
Sgt. Shull has also been award-
ed the good conduct medal,
it
was announced by the 15th army
air force. In the words of the
citation which accompanied this
award, Sgt. Shull's work has
"demonstrated fidelity through
faithful and exact performance
of duty, efficiency through ca
pacity to produce desired re
sults." It also mentioned that his
"behavior has been such as to
deserve emulation."
Commanded by Lt. Col. Jos
eph G. Russell of San Antonio,
Tex., the Rroup received the dis
tinguished unit badge, the na
tion's highest organization
award, for an attack on the air
craft factories at Wiener Neu
stadt, Austria, on May 10.
Sgt. Shull is a member of a
veteran group which has com
pleted over 100 missions against
atratafffn tnrtrot. in fliA naturnrlr
, ,-. i.j, , . I
ot uerman industrial, rail and.
oil center throughout southern
Europe and the Balkans.
Serving as an airplane me
chanic specialist, Sgt. Shull en
tered the service September 5,
1942. He attended the air force
mechanic school at Keesler Field,
Miss., and the B-24 factory school
at Willow Run, Mich. He was
formerly a shipyard construction
worker prior to entering the
service. '
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opcui or i !
Thta War Workef It etltehlnj up a
earn, but not on a woman's gown.
She Is Joining the goree or pantla
of a flare parachute made of nylon,
which may save a life. Essential to
the manufacture of versatile nylon
le the humble uied fat salvaged In
home throughout the land.
MEDICINE -v
TV.ert ar no hinr.f-il opiates hi
Plnkhanra Com pour, d it'a mada
from Daturea own root and herba
plua Vnmln Bit. It help nature
AIM a An trtornachlo tctaic follow
uuei directions.
VEGETABLE COMPOUND J
Fats For Chutes
a' V
mm
1LM - M .aw Y
LLSLafcaj
XSkaaM
'Lung' Victim
The November election will be
the fortieth American presiden
tial election.
Closing time lir Classified tda 9
. m. Too Late to Classify. 12:30
o. m.
Too Late to Classify
LOST Black and white World bl
cycle. License No. lyr4. frame No,
H-17807. Phone 4360. Keward.
CITY TRANSFER AND STORAGE
Fred u. Kobmaon. owner, ruiiinuie
moving, commercial hauling; every
thing lor your need. 3ti b. Fir at
Phone 4CC4.
ANYTHING to haul, anywhere, large
or small. Ph. 2888. Davla Transfer
andStorageCo.. 40 S. Fir at.
FOR SALE Model A Ford. Hi -ton.
Inns wheelbase lumber or stock
truck. Overload sprngs. in excellent
condition. A real uuy. iuijt
Wilson, Trail.
FOR SALE G. F. ateet sectional unit
tiling cabuieL Medford Stationery
Co.
CSROMIUM and leather breakfast
set; perfect condition Ph. olioa.
FOR-SALE Five hign.pedigrea Han
son cockerels for breeding. Birds
are direct lrom Hanson at Corval-
lis. Pliona B123.
FOR SALE Child's crib, springs and
mattress, in excellent conmtion.
Will trade for twin oed, springs and
mattress. Call 7300.
FOR SALE Wood circulating heater,
like new, 05. Ph. 1113, Central
Point.
WANTED TO BUY Feeder lambs. V.
J. Phillppl. HotelUrandLMdlord.
WANTED Will" pay cash tor electric
range. A. J. Kenoe.l009 N. Central.
STEADY employment, good wages for
responsinie girt or woman; exuer.
fence unnecessary. Hunt a 1
Ice
Cream.
TRADE Exceptionally fine roRistcred
O. 1. C. boar. Need heifers. Herelord
bull and farm equipment. Tribune.
box yuui.
FOR KENT 3 light housekeeping
rooms. 4ut a. newtown. pn. ub.
FRED ALTON IIAiGHT Teacher of
piano. Classical and modern pop
ular music atyles. Sample lesson
mailed free. Music writing, song
arranging. Studio 318 Liberty Build.
Ing. Meainrd.
BICYCLE rear carriers. Just arrived.
Sims Bros.
WANTED Experienced stenographer.
permanent position. $143 per month.
U. S. Foreat bervlca, Foal Office
building.
FOR SALE Hot Point electric iron.
401 E . Main.
FOR SALE 1 '34 Chev. pickup. 1
large if -wheel trailer with water
proof tarp, 1 bolter and tripper,
model T truck. McAndrewa rd. and
Jarkion Pivd.C.C. Glass.
FOR SALE Good circulating wood
heater, alrnoat new. Ph. 6B'J4after 7.
FOirl SALE New house west of Or
chard Home drive on Stewart ave.
Inquire of Mr. Ed Lor ton, corner of
Cherry lane and Stewart ave.
WANTED Man with thorough know.
ledge of bookkeeping and office de
tail to I a Ke tun tnarue oi emai
branch office. Good salary, perma
tail to take
nent position, some traveling, ex
pens account. Long established
commisary company. P. O. box ?US,
uunsinutr, cam.
W A ft it u Man to take over p;
Ing department. Salary end
Turnb-
HaUru enrl ai-im
mission
Montgomery Ward.
FOR
SALE 100 garden
hose,
pieces; large drop-leaf table, 4
kitchen chairs, rorker, wicker porch
chair. 3 front wheels for bike. 410
King.
FOR"SALE 1032 Chav. coupe. Good
shape. Phone577a.
FOR SALE 1037 Indian Chief, new
tires, paint, eng I n e P hone 0772.
FOR" SALE Peaches and grapes. Dial
4M1.
T6H Rr'.vt Furnished ' two -room
lartment: ais
3 Lsurel. phone 4654
23 00 MODERN four-rooms. Inclosed
porch on paved atreet. $500 down,
balance Uk rent. Possession In IS
days.
Also
$3600 Completely equipped modern
cafe, center of business district.
Terms.
Also
$5000 Well-arranged four-hedroom
home, partly (urnHhed. Hardwood
floors in living room and dining
room. Fireplace, basement, hot-air
furnace.
$Mno 15 acres .10 In clover and Irri
gated. Small house nnd barn. 20
head of cattle, 23 turkrvn Included.
Also hay for winter feeding. H. L.
Cook, heal KiUte, 1104 W. Main.
"i!ll',IL-ilMH'7ri
NIshll Onlr Wa.kday,
Door, Opart 6:45
CLOSED ON TUESDAY
LAST NIGHTI
OLIVIA DE HAVILAND
In
"PRINCES O'ROURKE"
Pluti "Find (h Black Mallar'
COMING WEDNESDAY
CARY GRANT In
"DESTINATION TOKYO"
JOHN GARFIELD
71
CISHWASHER wanted. Berry dale res-
t.urant. 1312 N. Riverside.
FOR SALE One .22 repeating rifle
with 'scope; one ele coffee grind
er, one a-h. oil stoker, one 10 mm.
projector, one small bench sender,
two scale model trains, com. See
them at Radio Service Television
Co., S. Columbia, off Stewart ave.
P.p.bnx Btiti.
FOR SAL-lron bed. baby play pen.
car seat and two-burner gas plate.
41!3 Laurel, phone 4 lift 4.
LOST OR STOLEN Oct. 15,
from
small
Young and Man orcnara,
brown dog with little white under
his neck and on tall. Answers to
name of urownie. lias Deen lanmy
pt-t. Phone tssSB. .
BICYCLE wire" baskets', " metal axle
support, smva 1-.
FOR SALE One 2-wheeled trailer
with dump bodv with 2 30x3 v.
Goodrich Speedway tires and tubes;
used verv little, $20; 1 dresser. $-5;
1 ixl2 rug, $5. Henry Currier. 601
WJujhjt.
ON SALE TODAY Closing out. 1942
Mercurv 4-door sednn; 1941 Ford
4-door "sedan. Several cheap cars.
1941 Glider house trailer. Zuber's
Smiling Service, S. Riverside at
Stewart ave.
FOR APPLES come to 1113 S. Oak-
dale ave.
FOR SALE
Eastern Yellow Corn, per cwt f3 00
Car on track. ,
Hog reed with Minerals, per cwt. 3.50
In ton lots.
Willamette Grey Oats, per cwt 3 25
liest lor Winter.
Ground Barley, per cwt. , . 2.70
Ground Oats and Barley, per cwt. 2 80
Scratch, pur cwt 2 90
Plenty of Cracked Corn.
Special Dairy, per 80-lb. bag . 2 50
Special Laying Slash, per cwt. 3-50
F. E. SAMSON CO.
METAL bicycle carriers. Sims JBros.
FOR SALE Nearfv new "studio" coucn",
BxlO rug. Eyenlnns. 1032 E. Jackson
W A NTE D -Dress ma k er. Phone 2985.
FOR SALEfUprlght piano. 716
FOR SALE "Uprlsht piano. 71 E.
M aln st. Phone 4 a flft ,
FOR SALE "Upright piano. 715 E.
MnfnstPhone41!R.V
WANTED Experienced switchboard
operator for part-time work. Apply
note. Aioatora,
WANTED Prewar tricycle, wagon or
peddle cir or what have you. Phone
Jl 1M .
W ANTE I Mttlngs on Medford resl-
dence property. Harry Long, Real
Estate. O W. Dallcw. Salesman.
J25 S. Riverside. Phone 2703.
FOR RENT Storage space. Faher'S-
Dial 4449.
WANTED Good homes for kittens.
Mother thoroughbred Siamese. Ph.
37;2.
B ICYCLE tires. Compare our prices.
Sims Bros.
FOR SALE Fryers and electric sep
erator. Medford, rt. 1, box 133. cor
ner Stewart and Cherry. E. E. Lor
torv FOR SALE Fisher's " calf meal "'or
builder pellets. Faber's, 34 S. River-
side Phone 4449.
FOR SALE A good meat market, do.
Ing fine business, all equipment for
market and slaughter house. Includ
ing two trucks. Own the slaughter
house, rent building where market
located. Total price $16,000. H, L.
Moore. Ashlsnci. Oregon.
FOR SALE Used burlap bags, white
bags. Faber's. 34 S. Riverside, Phone
444!V
FOR SA I .E--Reg'istered duernsey bu.l,
3 years old. Guv Wolfe, Myrtle
Creek. Ore., 3 milei north of Can-
yonviiie nnj highway o
FOR SALK One of the best produc
ing 22 acres in valley. 14 milea from
Medford; all undrr .rrinatlon: all in
Ladino clover; big barn, comfort
able partly-furnished house; elec
tricity, pressure system. Further in
formntlon write Tribune, box 3777.
WANTED M'nn "to break out 3 tf'q.
fret of concrete wall. Everett Faber,
Central Point,
Millions Say When
81'
1 1 nnm
tee.
Gem of
! tlie , Blends
IN IB
"Mlli" III
lav, '"MtaaaaomloN
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la
ftlWtd Whiskey, 14 pref
. 45 groin rta-jtrol splHr '
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WANSE5is"TIC,tt dr' Apply
BICYCLE tires. All popular makes.
Sims Bros.
WANTED Experienced "waitress and
aisnwasner. .racy a oteaas noua.
tj rants pass.
W A NTE D -I r onlng. Phone 4026.
WILL TRADE Box 16-tnure shells
for use of shotgun. Call ..3iH.
FOR RENT 3-nom "house" not fur
nished. With hot and cold water.
820 Sum mlt JP h o n e S t90.
FOR SALE 2 Jersey-Guernsey cows,
fresh and coming fresh. Cnll eve
ninR. G. F. Wright, 4th and Laurel.
Central Point.
FOR SALE We hae a new 1944 10'i
Chevrolet truck. If you have priority
come nnd Ret it. Selby Chevrolet
Co., Ashland. Qre.
RADIO SERVICE St Television Co
South Columbus, off Stewart Ave.
Radio repairs of all kinds. We guar
antee all work. We will check your
set while you wait. Our prices are
most reasonable. We are very busy
but turn them out In 8 days or less.
We will call for and deliver. P. O.
Box 8tW. Medford.
FOR SALE Furniture. Living room
high back chair, $23: occasional
chair, $10; 3 book cases, SS each;
small dresser, $S; child a wardrobe,
$10; single bed, lnnersprine mntt
resa and heavy springs, VM; sec
retarial desk and chair. (33; 9x11
Wilton ruK, $25; oak chair. $5: fire
place acreen and tet, $25; double
plate electric. $15. Tatcs Resort,
above Trail, at McLcod.
XlmOST NEW National cash re'irister.
late model, ateel gray finish. Staiept.
single drawer. Medford Stationery
to.
RUBHER' bicycle pedals.' Sims Bros. "
REPLACE your'broKen window glass
New glass Installed while vou wait
MEDFORD MILLWORK CO..
The (llass House.
Phone 4113 10th and Uripa
FOR SALE Modern beauty shop, es
tablished business, priced for quick
sale. For full details write Tribune
Box 4001.
FOR SALE Saddle mare. 4 year
old. weight 900 lbs., $73. Faber's.
34 S Hlverslde. Phone 4440
PEDIGREED Cocker Spaniel male
pup for sale: walnut bedroom set.
pre-war mattress and iprlngs, radio
and other household furniture. Ph.
4175.
fOR RENT Paint spray gun, bythe
dav or week. Faber's, 34 S. River
sld'e. Phone 4449.
FOR SALE One of Medford'f best
paving cafes. Well established, good
location, low rent, well equipped
Over 20 yeara In Medford in same
location. Not Just a man and wife
business but a real restaurant and
a money maker. Write Tribune Box
1559 for details.
CASH CN A FLA SB
FOR YOUR CAR
Save Tlma. Cash and Gee.
Call Automobile Market,
Friendly Medford Dealer.
Ph 8th and Bartlett
No Re. Tape Whan You Sell
to Us.
FALSE TEETH
That Looter.
Need Not Embarrass
Many wearers of false teeth have
suffered real embarrassment because
their plate dropped, slipped or wab
bled at Just the wrong time. Do not
live In fear of this happening to you.
Just sprinkle a little FASTEETH, the
alkaline fnon-acidl powder, on your
plates. Holds false teeth more firmly,
so they feel more comfortahle. Does
not sour Checks "plate odor" (dent,
ure breath). Get FASTEETH at any
drug store.
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Monday Oct. 23, 1944 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE TXVj
WANTED To get fifty tons of hay
baled out of stack, at once. Will fur
nlsh pitchers. Phona Central Point
193.
A. C TRACTOR, model K O.. 48
horsepower, with dozer b'ade. die
sel motor In good condition Phone
2748. e a. m. to 5 p. m.. for ap
point men t .
For" used PIANOS and ACCORDIONS,
all sizes at reasonable prices, call
Purucker'i at 4195
ATTENTION PUEASEl
Wanted: Late model used cars
Hlahest cash prlres paid
Large stock DvtouMcClaren
tires Bring in your certificates
Still have a few good used cars
Look them over before you buy
Get ready for winter now. We
have batteries, togll.hu beater
hose
A. 2 "TUBBY" DEAN,
Your Pontiae Dealer.
6th and Grape. Dial 2943.
Medford. Ore. Buy WarBonds.
WANTED Woman to help-with
housework a or 3 daya a week, rood
wages, strictly mod err home. Trib
une Box 882
ADAH'S BEAUTY fALOtt All kinds
f beauty service, Permanenta a
specialty. Ph. 26(14. 120 N. Central.
Townsend
ABfCE
at
Dreamland Hall
I Tuesday Night
JOLLIEST DANCE
IN MEDFOHD1
20tn ANNIVERSARY WEEK
ENDS
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OUR
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Matinee & Evening
Entertainment Galore!
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Orders must be in before Nov 1.
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