' THE bALEM CAPITAL JOTTRNAL.' 8AXEM. OREGON, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1015.
THREE
GRAND OPERA HOUSE
Monday, March 1
ARTHUR HAMMERSTEIN PRESENTS
Otto Hnuerbnch anil Rudolf Friral's
BRILLIANT MUSICAL JOLLITY
HIGH
JINKS
with
STELLA MAYHEW
Ami the original Now York cumminy of 70 including: Philip Rylev,
Eugene O'Rourko, Adelc Ardsley, Paul Porcnsi, Dorothy Wade, Bill'ie
Taylor, Ada Mcude, Cecelia Hoffman, Bernard Corcey, Irene Duke, Em
ma Francis, Dot Allen, Augustus Hchultz.
AND A SINGING AND DANCING CHORUS OF 50
Prices, 75c, $1.50, $2.00
Mail Orders Now Seats Saturday,
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i SOCIETY
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(Continued from Page Two.)
; afternoon by eight luutcsses, Mrs. Paul
I II. I'auser, -Mrs. Frank .1. Miller, Mrs.
(Waldo Mills, Mrs. Anna I'aliner, Mrs.
,J. A. I'ooler, Mrs. ClmrloH II. Robert
on, Mrs. Paul 11. Stone ami Mrs. Page,
ruiiriiM'iititijj the Ladies' Aid society of
the First 1'resbytoi inn church.
Fink", shields ti ml patriotic insignia,
'combined beautifully with crimson tu
, lips and masses of terns in iiorfectino; a
isUKBestive and effective netting for the
I sixty guests. The dining-room was par-
UimUuly lovely witii the tea tabid
graced with fu.ir handsome gold and1
silver candelabra inid-splendid appoint-'
incuts. I
( Each hostess niCnroi! in a charm
:ing coouiul gown, powdered and pool
ing colonial gown, powdered nnd pom
, Waldo .Mills und Mrs. Jlauser receiv
ing 'he guests at the door.
An interesting and appropriate con
vtest was the entertainment furnished,
Mrs. S. P. Harlow securing the award.
Mrs. llanser also favored with delight
i l'ul readings. The guests were pleased
tii have with them again one of their
I number, Mrs. 0. 0. Smith, who had re
cently recovered from u serious illness.
I " A gnestbook with quill' pen was tor
jnish"d, in keeping with tho beautiful
jold L'ustom, the following names being
recorded: Mrs. S. P. Kimball, M'.rs.
Jila Lewis Nile, Mrs. A, V. Veaih, Mrs.
T. (1. liineliart, Mrs. A. L. Codfrev.
;Aliss Dorothy
the future. Late in the evening a
rummage sale was held. Lunch was
served at midnight. Prizes wero given
for the most antiquated costumes.
Miss Dorothy Durdsall, a student at
Monmouth college, is passing the week
end nt her home in Suleni. She has with
her as her guest Miss liess Warner, of
Oregon City, who is nisi attending
Monmouth. Miss Helen Hall, of Port
land, and Miss Florence Porter, of
Iowa, other Monmouth students, are
being entertained for the week-end with
Miss Adelti N'yo and Miss Marie Ho-linger.
MUSIC
THE First M. E. church choir un
der the direction of Dean Men
denhall, regarded us Olio of the
leading musical organizations of the
Northwest, has been asked by the
manngeis of the Rose Festival of Port
land, to participate in tho festival
music which is being prepared for that
week. It is expected that the choir
will give one entire progrnm complete,
besides lending their services in other
directions.
Locally speaking, Mr. Mendenhall is
now rohenrsing a beautiful contata
which will be given by the choir Sun
day evening one week before Easter.
It is not an Easter cantata, but one
dealing with the events of Passion
week, beinir entitled "Olivet to Cal-
(lodfrey, Mis. Elizabeth vnrv". bv .1. II. Maunder, one of our
.anib, Mrs. L. K, (lodfrev. Mrs. C. S.I best and' nmst remitnhle modem com-
.Vollnr, Mrs. Frnnk Howersux. Mrs. L.i nosers Tim contents, ucncrnllv sneak-
(I. Altinan, Mrs. F. A. Erixon. Mrs. S. imr. will imlirntn tho scone of the work
1. Harlan, Mrs. E. -. Reynolds, .Mrs,and arc as follows: ',
'I A. W. Chapman, .Mrs. IJ, M. ('rouse, Fart I.
Mrs. (leorge J. Pearce, Mrs. li. C. His'u- 1. On the way to Jerusalem.
J op, Mis. (1. L. Adams, .Mrs. 0. (i. SniiTh.l 2. Hefore Jerusalem, I
, Mrs. E. J. Allen, Mrs. J. A. Mills, Mrs.
! 1). A. Hodge, Mrs. 0. P. ff. Mrs. M.
tinuc to increase as the year craws
nearer to its close. Tuere will be Horn
three to four graduatos this year from
tho school ami several final recitals
are being planned for the altter part
of the year..
The Olee Club and Ladies' Club are
busy as usual with their rehearsals and
plans for public appearances. The first
public appearance this year of the
Ladies' Club will be Friday evening,
March 5, in tho lluiversity Chapel, the
occasion being the awarding of ath
letic honors.
The Ladies' Club is preparing ' for
its annual spring trip. The exact route
has not yet been decided en. Mr. Mac
Caddam, the manager, is now on the
road arranging a schedule, which will
bo announced later. . .
. Owing to the numerous follow-up
meetings being held as an aftermath
of the Tabernaolo revival, tho Com
munity . Sing planned. for a recent date
will not be held until later ns in order
to make the event successful it is im
perative that all the members of the
various church choirs assist,
Pupils in the public schools and a
host of friends outside learned with
sincere regret of the resignation of
Miss .Cora Small, for nearlv two veins,
musical supervisor in the public schools.
.Miss Hinnll resigned February nine
teenth, owing to nervous break-down
and left shortly afterwards for Battle
Creek, M icliionh. Her place as vet has
not been filled.
it
Piano pupils of Miss Elnia Weller
presented tt delightful program Satur
day afternoon at their regular month
ly recital, much consistent- study being
displayed on tho part of the young
musicians. A number- of particular
interest was the double composition
played by Fern I.nvnlleur, who had
hail. but three months study, her execu
tion being excellent throughout. -
I he program follows:
Song Dnnre Farics Dance...
('radio Song : Adams
Priscilla Frv
(a) Toll the Bell Adams
(b) Hoses Are lied .
Helen Welle
Quadruple Measure
Class
Song of the Sen Shell Adams
Rovena Lyre
(a) See Saw
(b) Catch Me
(c) Church Bell
(d) Triplets (Little Sludy)..
Elizabeth FuirchiM
(a) Dance of the Dryads
(b) Birds in the Woods
Fern Lnvalleur
Duott.
Mario Rostein, Dorothy
Tlrive Around the Lake
Marie Rostein
Spinning Wheel
Ruth Page
Hunting Song
Dorothy Esch
Loving Soul and Pure Heart
Clay Lead Through Life
a Pleasant Way ..;
Mabel Marcus
Song of the Wind ,
Florence Young
A Lullaby
Harriet Criffith
Pussy Willow Song
Helen Pettyjohn
SCROFULA AND ALL
HUMORSJGIVE WAY
There are many things learned from
experience and, observation that the
older generation should impress upon
the younger. Among; them is the fact
that Gcrof ula and other humors, which
produce eczema, boils, pimples and
other eruptions, can be most succqss
fnlly treated iwitb. Hood's Sursapa
rilla. This great medicine is a peculiar
combination of remarkably effective
blood-purifying and health-giving
roots, barks and herbs, which are
gathered especially for it.
Hood's Sarsaparilla lias stood the
test of forty years.
Get a bottle .today now from
your nearest drug store. Always
keep it on hand. ;
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Employment Bureau For
Benefit of Hop Growers
Established Here
1.. Tipple, Mrs. II. Dayton, Mrs. J. W
Lewis, Mrs. C. O. Constable, Mis. W. Jl.
Steusloff, Mrs. A. L. Drown, Mrs. A. S.
Marcus, Miss Marjorie .Marcus, Mrs.
;J. R. Mills, Mrs. (I. W. Shund, Mrs.
J. S. Stockton, Mrs. Paul Stege, Mrs.
IX 0. Howard, Mrs. W. II. Bums, Mrs.
P. H. Raymond, Mrs. Carl 11. Elliott,
Mrs, .llirwer, Mis. Iliuck, Mrs. M. A.
Thompson, Mrs. II, C. Marvin, .Miss
Lillian Applegate, .Mrs. Ida N. Hub-i
cock, .Miss Mabel I'uge and Mrs. Ueorg
Coolidgc, of Liveslev.
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Mr. nnd -Mrs. S, P. Kimball enter-!
tnincd the members of the Sweet Briar
club and their husband at tiieir beauti
ful country home last Momlav evening
3. In tho Temple
4. The Mount of Olives,
Part II.
5. A new cninmandment.
fl. (letliscmane.
7. Betrayed nnd Forsaken.
8. Before Pilate.
11. The March to Calvary.
10. Culvury.
The work contains ninny choruses
of dramatic .beauty and effect, ns well
as many fine solos nnd quartets. Mr.
Mendenhall considers the work one of
the most musically effective he has yet
given,
Mcntlebsohn 's griwt oration, the
"Elijah," is now in the initinl rehears
als under Mr. Mcnilcnhnll. This is not
onfincd to his choir or any other or
al a hard-times party. Each member 1 gHiihntions with which he is ulentitied,
was given tho privilege of Inviting an-, but is open to any ami all who under
other couple, with the result that there: stand und appreciate good music, and
was about fifty present.- ) who are anxious for some permanent
The lioiso was beautifully ilcforotcd i musical organization on n largo scale
with fir boughs, bunting uud hatchets 1 for tlio musicnl growth and benefit of
Hpproriate to the occasion. ISulcm. Mr. Mcnilcnhnll is lending his
A youthful George Washington met ' services and bending his efforts in
too guests at tho door and escorted that direction. The " Elijah " no doubt
them to the dressing room, the differ-1 is known by tho majority of people, if
cut costumes causing much comment ' not intimately, lit least by reputation;
und merriment. When all guests hndiund n largo chorus for its production
nssemlilcd n brief prcgiam was render- and that of similar works should be
ed, consisting of songs, readings and come an established factor In Salem's
charades. In one corner of the den musicnl life.
was an attractive booth in which was
tatiouci a oviisv lorti'iie-teller, Pre-1 Dean Mendenhall reports that the
pared to respond tu inquiries concerning activ ities of the school of music eon
Pupils of Mrs. W. A. Denton ap
peared in piano recital last Thursday
evening, at her studio, on iL'th street.
The numbers were excellently ren
dered to un appreciative audience who
expressed delight nnd surprise at the
marked improvement- since the pupils
last appeurnace.
The. work of the advanced students
especially brought forth ninny . com
ments ol praise. ; "
lhese young students show ability
and through their own efforts and tli'e
careful training of their teacher are
developing into splendid musicians.
Between now it ml the close of the
year's work .Mrs. Denton will present
somo of these ndvanced students in in
dividual recitals.
The following' was the program ren
dered Thursday oveiiinir;
Overturo--Znmpu Mclnotte-llciold
Mildred Drunk-Mrs. Denton.
That the Oregon Dnp Growers asso
ciution has bceii established upon a per
mnnent basis and is rapidly becoming
tho clearing house for nil information
, . ; niici noons ot its memherstiip is evi
uenceil ny the tact that u free em-
Class 1'loyment und real estate agency, the
newest thing to have been establish!-!
in connection with itie Sulom head
quarters, is already in a flourishing
condition and has proven of gre.it v.ilue
to the members of the orguniimon.
Numerous needy people have been pro
vided with employment upoir the hop
en as well ns a permanent manager for
i lew days am! tnere nru sevemi apph
Oavnor cations for help and for positions on the
...J i 'board, us well us hop ranches f ir sale,
I ranches of tho valley within the oast
Beyers I fent and applications-for rent nnd pur
chase, .Manager k.,.v, D. Paul states
that this feature, which was only inane-united
lust week is hiohlv uiutre-
eiuted by the members and much ben- ' tion are being threshed out thoroughly,
pf it hns' lilrendv linen reimerl fmm It illrlmlinL' finances, etc., und there will
operation. This is only one of the be n regular meeting of the directors
many beneficial fcuturcs of the associ- called for March 20 when a complete j
;ation that have been adopted and in 1 set or porniiinciiT uirecvors w in m- emm-.
.Klenierich' prospect for the very near future. 'Secretary Ralph Moores Wired Parties
Among the most importunt matters the ensuing nscai your nnu nu n
which are up for consideration before outivc committee to transact all of the ;
the board of directors of the Oregon i business of the association. j
Hop Growers' association, which is be-1 -Uost emphatic denial was made of
ing held in the eomnioiitial club rooms the. report, said to have come from the i
this afternoon, is the dividing of the ll0P dealers of the North Yakima dis- ;
state into uboiit M.ilistiicts to embrace I trift, to the effect that the Washing-i
Jenkins ': every hop. producing section und the ap- to" nocintiou and tho California as
. . liiointnicnt of a jwrinimeut director to 'socintion were going by the board and
..Knllok represent the growers of each district; I "'"t the Oregon nssnoiation was hung-'
ithe niiiiiiiiitineiit nf ndditinniil atnek nnd I i"K i the balance. The officers of the
membership deputies in each Imp grow- i Oregon nssociaiiou oeciare iiiat me ur-.
ing section and to adopt permanent by i ,,lil'9 nml prospects of the association
laws for the government of the nsso-tlre ril'"t class condition; tliey deny
Let Nature Be Your Physician
With My Modernized Chiropractic Adjustments, I
make it possible for Nature to perform a permanent cure
in 95 per cent of the cases of chronic ailments by locating
the cause of the disease and removing it, thereby allow
ing Nature to perform her functions properly.
. Sore, inflamed nerves respond at once to the gentle
manipulation of skilled fingers; sleeplessness gives way
to calm slumber; nervous headache and neuralgia yield
to reinstated circulation; nervous indigestion vanishes-
is overcome and vanquished for good and all, as are a
large majority of other ills, by my Modernized Chiropractic treatments.
My Chiropractic method of conquering disease is a mechanical one, purely.
No drugs of any description are used. I work entirely with my hands, remov
ing nerve pressure and free the circulation, thereby reconstructing the broken
down tissues. The cause is located and removed. The effect is HEALTH.
Manj very successful cures of nervousness, stomach and bowel troubles, kid
ney and bladder disease, rheumatism, lumbago and other ailments have been
accomplished in the natural, logical way.
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DR. W. II. REYNOLDS
Lady Attendant Phone 461
Consultation and examination free . ' 402-:-4 Hubbard Building
Office hours 1:00 to 5:00. Other hours by appointment
Esch
...Newton
ciution. -
The majority of the 3-1 dii tors of j
tho association are in attendance at '
the meeting, including K. F.. Morrison, j
iof SiiriiiL'I'ield, nnd the whole situation'
involving the interests of the ussooia-1 . ,,,,, h
1000 BUSHELS OF FLAX 1
SEED BEING HELD
Moores, secretary of,
Owning Seed In Michigan to Hold
It For Few Days.
seed, slum I , I communicate with the
Coinmeicinl club. This applies especial
ly to those farmers who hud lieir
wheat frozen iui, will have to replant.
M'CREDIE 13 OPTIMISTIC.
...Kullnk
Los Angeles, Cal., Feb. 27. That tho
Portland Heavers will win the Pacific
.Const league pennant is the confident
About. 1000 bushels of high grade', prediction here today of Walter Me.
flax seed have been locuted in Mich-, Credie, manager of lust year's cham
buy this seed, as the government of the pionsliipr
the Commercial Club, has wired t li e , "We have foundation for u winning
parties owning the seed to hold for a teuiii,'1 said McCredio, "und although
few days awaiting further instruc- it is not a practice with we to muke
lions. It is hoped that the state will prophecies, 1 feel pretty safe in saving
buy this seed, ns tro government of the that the elbivers will nguiii finish in
Netherlands has placed an embargo on first place this coming season. "
all flax seed and flux fiber. As a rcl 1 ' r .,
suit of this embargo, .there is, but little. After n woninii hns been -married for
flax seed for sale either in this conn- about 4(1 years, she 'reaches the point
iry or in r.urope. j no American con- wuere sue isn 't jealous or her 'ills-
sul ut Kotterdain wired tho Coinnieriinl band's funuer sweethearts.
Club that on account, of the embargo,
it WilS illinossihlo to H no I'lnv seetl1 Brio-lit lieiinln loot, iti.nn t l,,i l.,-;l,l
ti,.,. .1,.. f'..i;f,.,-:., .;,.!;,,,, !,,, i . ',.''. ".. 1 1 ... .b.. .
...... anvwnere. riirmers who wanr tiaxiiie or lite.
Baptist i ponded, notion, having received iissui'- : '
us late lis rebni- 1
entertainment nt tho First
chur-li, which, by special request Irnm unco to the contrary
many Salem people, will be repeated, 1 nry 20. and Hint, even if the Washing
wit'u mnuy aiblitioiial niimbors, near ton and California organizations did
the cud of April. , suspend, the Oregon association would
The " A 1 1 in u )i 1 1 un " wishes all of the go uhoud and there mis abundant prom-
I'iros being started in Salem the bestiise of success,
of results, for the Camp Piro has a
Miles
Holim
THE GLOBE
SUNDAY
Matinee 2:15 p. m. Night 7:00 p. m.
Special Added Attraction.
Return of the Favorite Entertainer
BARNUM
America's Greatest Hypnotist.
1,000 Laughs. Not a Tear. Everything New.
and
6 Reels Feature Photo Plays Including the Big
Dramatic Feature, "Battle of Love."
Three Hours of Fun ; Three
The Biggest Show Ever Offered at the Price
Adults 25 cents Children 15 cents
Dancing Leaves
Margaret (liiffeth
The Song of the Swallow . . .
Helen Moore
Chapel in the Mountains . . .
Margaret (loodin
Woodland Chimes
Karl Wengcr
Twilight lvchoB
Clara Brciteiistein
The Mill Wheel
Jennotte Meridith
Angel of Night Bnrgmiillcr
(irnee McCull
Harp I'.olionne Sidney Smith
Angus I'mser
Carnival of Venice Oesten
Beatrice Walton
The Whispeiing Wind ... Wolh nliuupt
Mildred H, link
Croud Polkn lie Concert Bartlett
Venitii McKinney
(aj Kiiyawiuk (Second Mazurka) ..
Wieninwski
(b) Valse in 1) Plat Chopin
liurbara Stoiner
benu'iful wit k to do in making tho
home h;ipiici" and'dii- woi'ld boiler.'
Mrs. li. H, IliiL'uius was nt home to
her inforninl club Thursday afternoon
at her home on Fourteenth street, Mrs.
Savage being asked to assist. Mis. W.
O. Assi'ln and Mrs, F. K. Wollcr wore
additional guests, others present being!
Mrs. Itichnrd C. Kreiscl, Mrs. L. K. !
(lensoii, Mrs. C. (I. Ileiulorson, Mrs. I
II. h. Hurt, Mrs. C. (I. Henderson, Mrs.
('. W. Scott, Mrs Kmmons, Mrs. Faulk-1
nor and ibiughter. I
A display of knitting donn by tho
hostess' grandmother between her
i eighty-tilth and niuety-soconil yeur
was of much interest, the collection of
Wilson ! tw"lve pieces including perfectly mndo
Smith
oelling
Smith
heil-siirends, dress accessories, orna
mental pieces nnd'other articles.
CLUBS
T1K " Alimnhilow" Camp Fire girls
of Salem were greatly Interested;
in the tnlli given nt the public II
briny last Wednesday by prominent
('amp Fire enthusiasts of Salem. I
Tne " Ahmuliilnw, " (iiganized Aug
ust 111, has the distinction of being the
lirst ( amp Fire of S-iloin, the girls firt
becoming interested through the efforts
of i'linily Philips and Miss Nona linns,
1 hey now have a lozy club room at
HI- South Cottnge street, where they
'hold their weekly meetings ami cere
monials. 1
Under the leadership rf Mis. A. ().',
I Davidson, the guardian of the Fire, the
! work is progressing rapidly. Severn'
I of toe Fire maidens will obtain the I
miik of woodgathonrs at tho monthly
j ceremonial meeting to bo held at thoj
beginning of next week. A number
hnvo already the honor of being wonl-
gatherers and are working hnrd to oh-
i tain the next degree, that of a fire
maker. I Th" Fire lias had several little social
uAf fairs, nnd during January gava an
WEXFORD
TODAY
Ella Hall and Bobt. Leuivard
"THE MASTER KEY"
In Two Parta
Tho Greatest Picture and the
Best Cast appearing on tho
screen today.
Three, Other Fine Pictures
"LE ROY"
Xylophone Soloist
SUNDAY ONLY
"IN JUNGLES WILD"
The story of life in the African
Jungle among the denizens of
the wild. Many thrilling scenes.
"THE PHANTOM WARNING"
A dramatic broadside with Bon
Wilson and Dorothy Phillips.
Another L KO Comedy
"CUPID IN A HOSPITAL"
with Billle Richie the Blggost
Man in Comedies. You'll laugh I
"DELBERT MOOR"
Juvenile Violinist
"LE ROY
on the Eylophone
Continuous Performance 2 to 11
SALEM'S BEST SHOW
8 CENTS
PERSONALS
H. F.. DeLiipp made 11 business, trip'
tu llallas yesterday. ,
(I. W. l.uflar hns been ut home sick
for tiie past few days.
.1. M. Brown, of Silvcrtici, is hero to
day on business, 1 1
.1. V, Tlioinason, of Rosebnrg, wus
in llic city yesterday on business.
II. K. Hodges, of tho Silverloll Ap
'peal, is a visitor in the city today.
I .Mr. and Mrs. I), .1. Smith, (' Prutuiii,
!nre in Snleni today on a short visit.
(Il-ii , l.oomis, of Silverton, is a
visitor in Snlein todnv.
ti. W. l.oomis and wife, or Silverton,
are visitors in the city today.
.1. II. Hathaway end wife, of flrnuts
Pass, are registered at the Htigh.
C. T. Wolfard. a real estate limn of
Silv-'iton, is here today on hiihinorfs.
Bon lloslicim, a confectioner of Sil
verton, was in the city yesterday.
T. (i. Albert will lenve tonight for
Pol-Hand to visit over Sunday witii his
son, John T. Albert.
T. S. .lohusou, of Corvnllis, was in
the city yesterday to attend tlio fu
nernl of Mrs. Kose .lohusou McKlrov.
I ll W II ll,,v,,,,l,U ll Iili-noru.-lo,-
wont to I'd tlnud today to nt t I the
Shriners' exercises. Ho will return to
morrow. W. II. Scollard and A. B. Crosby,
prominent fiiiiners of West Woodbuni,
are in Salem this al'tornoon on business.
The Misses Francis, Itni and Am
nndi Aline departed last evening for
Wooilhorn, where they will spend the
week-end.
Mi-ii llonnin Ball, nf this city, is
.'-pen. ling the week-end in Woodbitrn.
Mr. uud Mrs. F.. P. Schott, of Stay
ton, are visiting at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. ,). A. Ilci'iuinll, on Smith High
street. I
J. M. Brown, tiie well known capital
ist of Silverton, is in Sulem today on
a short business trip.
County Si lind Superintendent W. II.
Smith went to Liberty Inst night to nt-
tend a school meetii.g in that place. j
Miss Dorothy Shank, a teacher in the
Silverton schools, 's visiting over the
week-end at the home of her parents lit
Iiih.'I Shipping street,
Via Shank, of Albany, is in Salem for
n week-end visit H( the home of his
parents, Mr. Hiid Mrs. J, B. Suunk, uf
this .'ity.
i Julge Henry Modinn, of Portland,!
is ill the city today to attend tho fu
neral of the late John M into.
1 John dill, of Portland, is In the city
j today to attend the funeral of John
Minto.
j Miss Catherine tSnndis'rt and Miss
Dnretha Shank, birh teachers in the
I Silverton sdiols, are in the city today.
The Portland Symphony
Orchestra
GRAND OPERA HOUSE
Salem, Sunday, March 7, 2 P. M.
M. Christiansen, Conductor.
Reservations made March 2, :i, 4 and 5 at Geo. C.
Will's Music Store, Phone 159, and March 6 and 7
at the box office of the Opera House. $1, 75c, 50c.
Come and Hear The New Victor
Records for March
Oct the habit of coming hero regularly to hear the now Victor Records,
IbsuwI oach month. Wo' to always glad to "lay them for you.
Some of This Month's Entertainment
1701)9 Where tho Oceans Meet In Panama Irving Kaufman
Underneath tlio Japnneso Moon living Kaufman
17713 Jesus, Blessed Jesus Homer Rodehouver
Jesus Remembered You Homer Rodeheaver
35-lffl) China Town, My China Town (One Stop , . . Victor Military Band
Music Box Rag (Fox Trot) Victor Military Band
7U08 (1) Twilight; (2) Musette (Violin Belo) Maude Powell
71121 Aula Celeste A Ida Glovniml Mnrtluclli
88481 Ave Maria (Bach Gounod) John McCormack, Tenor
And rnt Krelslor, Violinist,
BUMS Solvejg's Bong L.ilsn Tctnuiliit
HOWARD PIANO HOUSE
138 NORTH LIBERTY STREET
PHONE 187