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IRialto Theatre I j I ALL THE WEEK I CLINT J. DODSON PRESENTS THE Picker! Stock Company WITH Lillian Pickert and 1 _ _ Ri I Ralph W. Chambers' : it ?. y i'. ..I CISCS ? I : * y. *v"N"y^-,T^^^.y".v$r->-rarrv< >yr?ae p Admission: 'lis 53c; jChildren 25s; (Plus War Tax) ' I .xT* I 5 C^yn^ht I Viv'i Tiic J iv*.c d k?ppenh<i;net O 1 THE r GET STYLE FOR EVERY MAN I I\ on are often yr ; I by the clothes von wear; at first sight, strangers R * have n ? other v;t . bulge you. Whe ;;ver you go, good appearance goes a ft jj long va7 >v:n: is i !>l:ig vou make a \>'-<?. lasting impression. p MICKEY S-S TERN VALUE FIRST CLOTHES I i Are ('oof' Arpoor e, they introduce you and prepare the way for bigger I ^ Ibie'i ;d In-; r 1 by Micheals-Stern is fashioned after a certain type uk and eui;.' < A u >. a.vl e ibodies the co mfortable fit and athletic swing so B typical o ' A no; icm standards and traditions. There is a Micheals-Stern I F model - d in lividually?regardless of your age or proportions? E that will n. b e you appear at your best. I These v (,, ! el i: ;s are excellently tailored in choice, all-wool fabrics; they're made f >r service and long wear?complete satisfaction. 5 f PEGS K*E FROM $25.00. $30.00, $35.00, $40.00 I OTHER MAKES $12.50, $15.00 TO $22.50 I _ LJ. COHEN CO. I THE HOUSE OF SATISFACTION. I " \ i > fh P wiih ^ fo ? s -rrrr, sj( Cream of tartar is made from ri0 have a delicate complexion There was only one illiterate to ^ waste grape en Spanish women in South America oat' every 5,000 German soldiers in the j of Subscribe to The Union Tipics. clay. war. E>' 1 . I I ? 0 StH ? i .... ilALTO THEAKE | TODAY | THOMAS ME1GHAN % -IN"CAPPY RICKS" % From the novel by Peter Kyne JL t ?ALSO? ANN LITTLE | ?IN? "THE BLUE FOX" X 1 TOMORROW GLORIA SWANSON ? i1 -IN- | HE GREAT MOMENT 4 NOTICE?The regular picture pro- ? am will be shown at the Ilialto up ^ > fi o'clock each day and then will ? > transferred to the Grand. I J < leal Symphonic Classics Will be Featured by H Lieurance's Orchc.;tra K A real symphony orchestra pro- K ram?the type of music that, is s ?l- M sm heard outside of metropolitan Mj >-mph*my halls will be enjoyed by II eal people at the concert to be given if y Lieurance's Symphonic Orchestra Pj i the evening of Tuesday, Nov. 29th, H t the High School auditorium. || The Symphonic Orchestra is an all- K irinor nrirnniintinn nlnvirinr o ronl K1 ---- is r-> * ?O " *vwt prs /mphoni program, and is undoubtJly one of the finest string orches;as playing anywhere in the country, elections from Tschaikowski, Goldiark and Dvorak are featured, and a lost unique departure of the program i the rendition of popular sketches, specially arranged by Mr. Lieurance. t is an ideal organization which will lease the most exacting musical ritic as well as the lover of lighter lelodies. While Mr. Lieuance does not travel nth his orchestra, he has entrusted he directorship to Mr. Harry Anderc>n. a noted artist among the younger iolinists. Mr. Anderson was a pupil f Mas Reese of Berlin and later with !arl Frederick Steckleberg. Mr. Anerson is not only a very excellent fe . ader but is a very capable artist nd does the violin solo work for the rganization. Miss Frances Merley is pianist and utist with the company, and a most ccomplishcd artist. Miss Violet 'alk, contralto, is a young western rtist whose work has already attractd most favorable comment. Miss ivian Brewster, cello soloist, has had 'ide experience in chamber music oranizations. Each member is an arst of unusual talent. toard of Foreign Missions Receives Big Sum New York, Nov. 28.?Almost five nd one-half million dollars were reeived by the board of foreicrn mis ions of the Methodist Episcopal hureh during the fiscal year of 1921, ccording to the report of the triasrer, Dr. George M. Fowles, of New 'ork at the annual meeting of the oard here today. Dr. Fowles in his report stated that ^e total receipts for the fiscal year 921 were $5,409,912.31; that the eenenary funds amounted to $5,253,52.19 and that in addition the boar ! as received many annuity gifts, legaies, interests in permanent funds and ther miscellaneous sources, $156,60.02. The report calls attention to the r:ct that the total receipts for the seal year 1920 were $6,106,989.75, hus shwing a decease in 1921 of 757,077.54. For 1921, the board made irect appropriations of $5,228,209 to lie missionary field. Dr. Fowles reported that there were ow 1173 annuity agreements, which ad not matured, totaled $2,131,66.00. The report also stated that $471,77.99 was received through the oard of Foreign Mission for the reef of the China famine. H Sepcial Advertisements OK SALE?One 4-passenger car in B good condition. First $100 gets it. R Apply to Times office. It fl 'ANTED- To buy two Rood milch cows at once. Apply to Ilillcrest Dairy, J. F. McLure, Pres. 1236-3t URKEY DINNER WEDNESDAY at the Union Dining Room, 75c. It rANTED?Turkeys and fresh country eggs in any quantities, delivered at Union Hotel. Mrs. E.. E. Sanders. It OR RENT?One 6-rOom cottage on North Church street. Possession given January 1. Appfy to J. II. Schoppaul. 1236-2tpd DR SALE?New hammerless Stevens double barrelled shotgun; a $45 gun for $30. L. M. Willard, 11 Lawson Ave. 1236-2tpd Card of Thanks We wish to thank our many friends r the kindness shown us during the kness and death of our mother and andmother, Mrs. Lizzie Lowe. May id's richest blessings rest upon each you is our prayer. Mr. & Mrs. A. A. Hames & Chil. M ltpd tND OF MONTH SALE' ? TUESDAY ADD WEDNESDAY f V * TWO LAST DAYS OF NOVEMBER, WE OFFER SOME ? EXCEPTIONAL BARGAINS A 33-inch real Pongee Silk for, yard 98c <? Best Southern Silk Cheviot for, yard 15c A , Heavy Riverside Plaids for, yard 10? y 36-inch Unbleached Sheeting for, yard 5c y ? 20c grade Dress Ginghams for, yard 15c <? ' Lakeside Chambrays for, yard 15c * $1.75 grade 81x90 Wear-Well Sheets for, each $1.25 i [ Full size Grey Cotton Blankets for, pair $1.98 A Full size Plaid Wool-Finish Blankets for, pair $3.98 y Full size Grey Wool-Nap Blankets for, pair . $4.98 <? DRESSES SUITS % One-Third Off Twenty. Per. Cent Off y ALL TRIMMED HATS HALF PRICE X No Approvals No Exchanges y ; Wilburn Dry Goods Co. | Our Prices Speak For Themselves I SHEETS, PILLOW CASES AND SPREADS I 72x90 Finished Sheets, each 95c S 81x90 Finished Sheets, each $1.25 B 42x36 Finished Pillow Cases, each 25c B Edgemont White Spreads, each $1.25 B Crown, extra heavy, White Spreads, each $2.19 B BLANKETS I Full size Plaid Blankets, pair $2.25 B Full size all wool Plaid Blankets, pair $6.98 fl 40x30 Crib Blankets, each 75c B P A?s~^i - ! 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Ladies' Seam-up-back Lisle Hose, pair 25c B Ladies' Seam-up-back Silk Hose, pair 35c B Men's Cotton Hose, pair 5c S Men's Dress Hose, pair 10c E Men's Silk Hose, pair 35c g SWEATERS I Boys' Red Sweaters, each 75c g Boys' Grey Sweaters, extra heavy, each ftl.nn I Men's Grey Sweaters, each . . . $1.25 S UNDERVESTS I r Ladies' Union Suits, each 50c | Boys' extra heavy Fleeced Union Suits, each 75c ? Misses' E. Z. Union Suits, each 75c 9 Men's extra heavy Ribbed Shirts and Drawers, each 59c ^ WHY PAY MORE ESEWHERE? I J. F. McLnre Dry Goods Co. | >ai . ' -.j