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? Saturday,.March," 26, 1927 *t X . _ Locals Anc ! i ??. m a :? ? < >< > > > f ? >< < -a > Miss Emily Elizabeth Lemis, the young, daughter ofiJlr, and ,Mrs. Eugene Louis was lyrltyd in marriage Saturday/ March link; to. Mr. Leroy Smith a prominent young man of this ritv The fPlomnnv \vn?i I by the Itev. ThosJ E. Brown of St" j Luke's? P. E. Church. Only the fami-. ~ly-u?U--a*, fwv'friends weTe! present. AI : very unique affair \va;< carried out ht - the l'l'sido/ice. ll'-M Harden St rn??t - Mrs. Lola Check .and sqiis Willie : B*. and Eugene " Choice motored to! Newberry, S. C. Sunday morning' to. visit their daughter-and sistovr T.illin Mae, who is'one of the instructor's jn the Me.-Bethel School. The reported a pleasant trip. ? Mr. and ?drs. J, 1?. Wakefield, 1419 Oak Street^ have as their guests, Mr. and Mrs. Wesley J^imord of New York City. Their old friends are very glad to see.jUjcm .home again. FORTY.SEVENI'll PYTHIAN AN :N i V F.Bfr-VRY td4TEBRATION Columbia-. I.odfre No. ,11, Knights j t* TA . 1 ? ? - - . J ox i yxnias and rride of Uolumbia Court No. 5o, Order of Calanthe, Grand Domain of South Fiivnljpi ",;n hold joint Thaniis^ivinjc Services at Union Baptist Church Sunday;' Mar. ( I 27, 1927 at 3:30 f. M. All visiting | I Sir Knights, Calanthcans and friends Are. cordially-and fraternally invited-: to be "present and j-in w ith .us in-eel-j : cbuiliim1 Hie natal" day of. the Order' of lip.i,idyls . of Pythias of North -? ?America, youth?Ahtoriea,: 'Europe," - ?Asia; Africa and Australia. J. W. Brilnscjn, "C, C.,-W:n..Tayloh, V. C., Mrs. J?, A. Henry, W. C., Mrsi' Berllui Fojjj?.V, dt. of D., T; H7*Henry, Master,of Cereinony. ODD FALLOW JUBILEE - LINGERS OF^COLUMBIA coon at rti YTiirwnnn Ii!.\ theVjb'wl, March The- Odd ' IV hew Jt.bih.o singers of CohimhiiL.. . .gave-a ronrbrt liere last night in the graded * s; T.onl ; nd"made the hit of their lives. I|oOt?le- y. ho have lived hone jyr years declared it the host lluu has even been here. It's the leading u ple on the street, ip stores V HiiiT" vicinity. Many of the'leading . white as heard them and were; so piea. <: v illi the singing that a l movcincni is en foot to get them back" to siijg in the white high school, exclusively for .v.iiito friends. All hats, oil" to Piof.<AV. It. now man. principal of ilie graded school^ wji.i was the; sponsor of getting them here. The personnel ni' this eonrart Dr. T. AI. Walton,. 2nd tertor; ButTer Yotlllgidiltiil, 1: t teimr;?doc BjgfgtrST, baritone; ?Wiilirim C.auglimdn, bass; ljtst but notJjoa.st, E. AI. JlUti;-readetv: card or thanks " ',-t i wish to extend my mcart felt thanks to the many friends of Gheraw for their acts of kindness toward us during the illness and. death of our dear mother, Mrs. Mary Ann Dimery. Mrs. Savannah Ford; daughter.". anxoixcemfnt^I would like to'stpy a word in yourpaper,* as it is the best way that i see at Present to get to-my brother preachers ra asking them for their. Support. i feel tly.t i am worthy of r~ th'Jh1-- _Coius:dt rayon, and am-- asking tlif m to -put TmTTm heir ticket first . . . or\ast, matters.not. whethcr-Lam the first name or ihn hiiii"To " the race-for the General Conference iri 1028 and i want you to know ic.' ?:I have: .served my "church and state as_,Jbest_II_could;_ have -always^ beeh_ * loval to..mv haulers and I feel thai I ?..... .--I- ?< > 1? ii<?\ c uji'iic ih> '\\uih aim nave oueyeu the "Command of them that sent nn^j I have served, from the mission pottV with only a half dozen members*: the largest circuit in my district. All' my life's work ha>s becn irr the Cojumbla District, f"ain the oldest pastor^ in the district arid I feel that even ages in this work means something. I I am now serving ftptTdf"thbHending charges rind thfy, i^. my second year > at this, place. The good p^pl^ worn very glad to have me return. . Therefore, I come to ask my broth- 1 ren to give me their support and when. youFTime comcS7' then I will in return work for ydu. ' . I pray a blessing upon you all and ! don't forget to vote for me. v THE A J AX LITERARY AND SOLCIA L CLUB ~T"2 Tht! nit'lUhetN 6't the Ajnx Club celev brat'ed their fourth anniversary Fri-' day evening, March 18. H)?7. The} ball mom was beautifully, decorated in gold an<l blue. The evening was a very enjoyable one. A very interest-! ing program was rendered by mem-1 bera of the club. Mr.R. Williams,! ' * * 4 - - ? -*r. tV- / i . dJ - .... , J I Personals : ? | Y president of the chibk delivered an addi*ess which, held his listeners spell .1 ' A? 111 Mvuuu, i-iii nibtiumtMuai soio was played by Mr. Herbert Reeder. Then the inty'l'iction-nf thu Ajax members ter. ?Liver -two L hundred protons _wiLy nassod 'this greatest anniversary ball -giv.o?-4>y t'he-Ajax Club. Some of tlu> members present v ere .Misses l.lHIail .Xtdion^Addie^ Nelson, Cleonis Dawkins, Julia Ellison, Mbe White, Carrie Cook, Annie 13. Nelson. Sadie. AcD amsf~Agnes WnTTams, T. *E. Thomas, Annie?14~.?M.inigault,' Daisy W ilson, Atthine Ilocver, Lueile Walker, Wilhermenia Jones, Fannie -Reynold, Iyatf-" Young, Miola Wilson, Bertha Hampton, Minnie and A. Smith; out, of the city, Mis. IL 1'errin," Florence, U. LV -afttD Messrsr. Wttlie Johnson, Ja,ek Scott, Jamcp.* Robinson, Eddie -and Horris Mosby, James Adams, O. Mar"Wibiain Sartoiy" Robert Vinson. Al i i i i rvoon, 10m cuarKs, nmouny w es-, ston, Wilic Wilson, Johnnie. Young, ami many other friends, of the city. YOI NCi WO.MltA S MISSIONARY CLUB MEETING t Miss .Mary Craig, Marion Street, was hostess to the Y's Thursday, 'March 17th. The members answered tile roll with quotations. The prov gram rendered "Life of Douglas" by Misses Victoria Gladden; Alemtu Robinson was very yood" Kecjiatiqn, M:^s Xiiwrina. Wiliafh. Select reading, Miss Gertrude L.olt. Dutbt, Mis-, 'ses Ida Durant and AdojUU^lffim.'Mrs. Dat .-by gave a very interesting and inspiring talk. The hostess served a> delicious menu. ' . . ?- ?: : : . - . GOME! COME!! - CO .MED! Rev I.. M.- Dunton-, D. D., will preach and the famous quartette of illaflift-University will-sing, SundaysMarch 27th; . " " The public is most cordially invited to hear Dr. L. M. Dunton preach at. Wesjey M. E. Church, 'March 9.7th. at 1.1:30 A. M. The famous quartettb from Claflin'will sing. Special musi cal program will be rendered by:. tlje (juai'tette at night. Rev. N. S. Smi|h, pajyfori MR. JOSEPH McCLELLAN, THE FATHER OF REV. J. C. McCLELLAN IS NO MORE New Brookland, S. Xb?Mr. Joseph >KtTc1laii, llie-laibof ol Rev. J. C. McCIlelan departed this life. Sunday. "^Tareh 20 and was funeralized Monday at Mt. Moriah A. M. E. Church of v.hieh he was a faithful member. The Xbllowing eulogistic- ceremonies tell -of the high respect in which he was held b^' both- the mpistry and -ia-ify: First hymnWAm' I a soldier of the cross." Prayer by II. II. C'handlie. ' . Second hymn?486, "Servant of Gbd well done." -y ocnpkuru lesson, yum i saim, reaa by Rev, B. II. Gray. On behalf of his citizenship?Bio. J. Jones. . ' _ On- behalf of the colored school-^Frof. ^ Afniker. . On behalf of the steward board? S. Brown. ?- " On hchif of his general lielntion to JJ:o circuit?Brtv-Cr-M. Croinotier- On behalf of the nimisrty-?ltcvsT" T. W. James and I. S.- Gamble.-, Chorus "by" the Mt. Ivloriah Colored Graded Cchool Glee Club. Tii?: ser moiL-by tji e paator^Itev, -M ^ C. Pulluik. "' Toxt" m Tim. 4:V, "F have fought a good fight, etc." IN MEMORIAM " T , , In memory of'our <|ear mother, Mrs. Jemmina S. Greene??who?departed this life, March 23, 1923. -Tout > cm ? agfr mpliiei, ... Dear mother left us From this- world of griof and Woey "To~the realrtTs of endless day. - ' She her blessed Savior loved, And- llis-preciious name confessed^? Ilirri in faithfulness she served Till He called her home to fest..- ^ To her chilidren she was true, When our days on earth are through, We will live with her forever. In that glorious heavenly land,-? We shall never part again. B:ufc with angels we shall stand, And with Christ forever rmgn Sadly missed by: , Mr. .Irtmcfl R (rrr>r>r>r? VmcVinnrt Mtit .Minnie E. Diggs, Mrs'. Bessie E. Washington, Mrs. Mae M. Garrison and little James Greene, Jr. \ I . *?^ r ^ ? TTTT" < . "r'~" THtt r A I MKTT 1'rlfc. KA131U N?WS The Radio So<-rnl Club met Tuesday night at" 8:30 at the Kau'io Club house. 'File meeting was called to order by the president, and was led 1n prayer by Mr. Harry Linsay. The. club ia o< khi.; forward u>_ 1 utoivsfiftrf ' thcte friends?mid gneats April fl, lOdTr at" tie Odd Ki l i?v.s' Casino/ with' ;i faniters :t lair. At tli'i.s nit-air tin* giilVara" requested to- wear .uih-tliam dresses rflfrd the boys overnlbtT-* This .affair straw, ami qvoryiliiitg. will be- looking" "hqt'."?Yhis ibuu-n will bo. t i, ? 11 I of _Lho season. . i . IN MEMQRIAMv This da* one year TiTo our son, brother .".lid nephew; James J'. BrockIhgtOh. wTTo TletniYled linV 1'i.to March 30.1926. t We loved' him in-health.. ?_ , We lovi.d hint in sie k iicS&, ' a?iovyh i.ini in d-mtli,' But God loved him be&1. 1 ?. You are gon" lo- h".iv?? as you said. In bur hearts,"Us ?tbough it .were yes j- - - tenia: 2 _* ! But we are cn:ai:i& oi:;.- by, one., \Vi. j i r e iii'l slw fl'i.r ; i, Iff fn.i mm : We only loiufer over your words. . I Pa?a. shod not tears for me. II Hii uotu g \o.. Lea ve.it. "V--; r>!3v( p oil. liiMirs 'tj, v,o shall meet you sjotnc swivet day.. ; Father, l'notheiV slsirrs'Mid yunt.' IN MEMORIAM. ??1 ?i rail Irot'liU'irr-fc reo'.o.n'ornmc of our-dear mother, Mr*. ? !. '.I, \ fctnillh, who departed tliih. liK 192-ikr March days again arc hero, ( The' saddest of year; ? "or U was .on fiie ir?Ili day, " /Clod toeli. onr i1 ;.r,j. jf. t ii-i a way. j Oh! how \yc ;u-;? yo;ty to hi:r .eu;'e, -- +'hre^ypv1'l el; ? <. <>* ??? . If our tears and heart aches -could ""Ufiiig fun haelt . You would have been hero long ago. I- r=*r ' We hope to meet you agai'tuWhen our life's journey la over: : .:;'thp beautiful land, on that heavenly strnre. ?~?: :? ~T~. . " t . . In life loved', and in death renv: m ]. hered. ;. ?-?^7^ ; * lOinoted.children, i'anniol, Clinton, Beatrice. Evelyn and j littssell y.niith. jIN MEMOinAM ' In' sad hue loving'- remembrance of i Sara A. Walker, who departed this ' life March-24, ll>?G,-onc year ago to_iLuy , : ? . "? ! Oho yerr ago today, dear SayA, Iipains my hr.n 1 to sav t-'fho*. one v.honi I love dearly, < Front earth.was called itwaV. ! - : Though great was |-,er pain and sufTcri itir, But humble and meek she stood the. I tos'.. : Until the call, that cmae at midnight, And called'her home to rest. ... I often ail and.think of you ' t When I am lal alone, "' ' ! For memory is the only friend i That grief can call its own. I mourn for you dear Sara, ! No, not. \\ ith an! outward show, rrrr the heart i nrnTTTBS HilK'Ofely, . 1 ouri>s7"Si'lenUy_ar.d low. tl ih of 5t Veil again i;i here,? To- us the snole.d ?.f the year, n ? 1 ^-2? { rv*r itwa.v ov? a.??u;rch *d:;y, f' i hay our S .ra ja^cd away. . ?J.Ioth^r. !ms' : -/) sislci's In sad, ir.it Id*, i v j. .ijfiMocrhpcc.lof wut ucai: ^ iiivi i . - . uiii i * - >* ~ ers, who departed this lite one year ago today,1 March 2T>, l'.Y.J. at GreenIMootfi S. Cx - - ? ""What wqnid I give to hold your hand, VtHjr--hmttj? -snriie,?yuui?wctcome "voice, I Which meant, fo nmeh- t<? -we-?-? How sad this day is to me, The day -which you died, . " Your memory wiir cITrffF in niy heart Till I rest by your side. It is lonely here without you, I For beneath tne smile there's and ach. ins heart," That is always longing" for .you. . Mrs. Mamie Greene, Creenuuod, S. C. Mrs. Alice- Williams. Kirmimrham, Alabama. "> Mr. Geo. W. Power's; AsKbville, N. rC: I Mrs. Willie -Smith, Greenwood, S. C. Mrs. Bessie Mae Tucker, Columbia, | S. C. LEAPKK i " V li/im i t?f. 'ir? x & u 11V1UJ| i XWOI'j .. r Nigrh 1, M arc h 2Si h ''Abie's -Irish, rose" ins had a i ocViin wherqver it's producer. Miss A "*f S&;ty>? %"jnV52iG3"hv -It i iTmv ' in --fts fjY h r :;t the JJbfnthlip- Tho iitro, New. York, aryl run over a solid npo. - ni' nts to ivo.nlbrcafcinj? husiim,.-, has'hoen pjayeil jvt rrifT TrT y. f. l? i-iU^I..I.. ribonnm!. MorTT tr'.-al^JLa-iiT), .1'.; l)ip;.'-f on, ihi^-rrritrrrr J ?is- A :vr--!i- y.-.n lYisoc, Atlirhtn^ i\0\r- vorl< aus.- rt emit':; to file Columbia Tlieat*v fiv- hp enjra?;on.ont' j to" f no nttclrl. Monday, March L'S: , It-will +?e pnaeted by a' thornuyhly D.<-1:'.lob-'an a'-l- t-r cart!" ?? -^a^Srm ?t >u,v\ nu.i, or HAK'O KWkKTNKSS AM) j , :(;ayi-:ty ' ; ] 31 Jinj^ ( "jks(s I relight fully- JJcjralfd V / A ferst of wit, humor and jocularity Kalore. marked the. third Anni ovy Ik'.ll. of- 1 he A hiv I irm-aai: : had S< rial Club jfTvmi last K'm\:j.rr at the .V-soinbly Strcct-J.I;;lU which will fxo -'down Tir mom* ny a7 one. o} the old stand;h e: of-the numeric : i 1 i'i ei i. o if ! 11" rH'-INf.i). 1 t I'.eUl .tabic about the FJnjjlishrnan feeing j'dostituto?_6f humor and unable to ?oe ! Ih? point of the joke was completely y ; -j.'yled, if never beforcr, by Richai;d I-WiTiaras*, the .chief speaker- who "a ; |v<* mke^icr thh-i.v ".took the piT j ..* >. Aleve.) : j.'i \>* h'*o*rfc w* equals'. 3 " e:".e- "'"i:"'" 'r-i.irvt.m ."airly bribed". with sp'arkllKf? \Vi* and h'Hjvov. kecpln^'tho winy ?,;?o*tr. in. 'n continuous uproar. of ; lao rhtor ttmi.. ^pjjltiusp., Mr. V."ii i-mrt- ;>ifror< ilii'-oil Mr. Jtol.y ?s ." " reditu f c'api' tallst of Vermont*' and "boyhood him of John D. li -vkofollor" Ikk the : - ;:o t'i seemed to entertain certain yM)' <U;t It. T..v."V 1V.I , 'i?t"od?;?c?,l to rus6t.s?i>i a "niako- merry , !'o! lowing- tlv.-; ve'c nolo., and ddnc-1 . in.?, numbers. Herbert Keedoi- trnvo. a _snacj-hone- mlo, while Jmuesr Miti in! danced tire tap Charleston. j. Following the program * dancing' contiru'ol which lasted until 2' r.V. M. Mouv out-of-town guests' 1- r-vctl tlv cve.vi.ur with their pros-j once. . ' I I'* * " Trie decoration? of the ball wore ' 'rd.e-1i.il l' Sep. T!u? i'nMrn tt-i'I j r.-om w-.. vharn in-rlv <l?forated with j-ma/ses. of multicolored ?streamers ! nr.ran '< ! *n varyln.tr- design*. A < a.ixl :':e err! ; urn stand wry. h.dee.: rr:>',.j'-o!(l .--ml* Wi:k (Jtfax.'# colors) .while at.the eastern ciid of.the , ''i1'Uj*-' 1 ?uit--?-t^cHcd a'' lovely structure in 1 ivories* of a fez, ...litis \ .1 ?.cb i eriTii Wit !i gold and blue. : Mr. Harry Adan.s, th.e c-ub decorator, 1 '( ; id i e complimented for his arfis ; r.u nii-y. wiiKwi mspiayeir splondu-. A very wa^W'rviyr \\bich \v::; rc!is hod. with jrusto by tlie ' vT~;"-.d ftiiwJs ;v.hMo the Ajux ( in!) ?.:v'K?t?rtn?the occasion IN M.ii.MOlUAM In hi. iihr i -n'Vc'ii y < \y\y dear son a;i'i ' the.-. r*;-.r; n.A Subcr, wholdied ? ? ' i he iiinv.;h of* .'daivh" is dice move " " h.-^r ?- > - _ I'o M- l'. I i. ." t ;li< I'J ", f.i It. ti)ol> our loyinj?- sou -awn v. * %?:? - ' - jNuwvfJM^V.y "rc i d'cr-Wt-hcr. It is sweet to h'roa'he thy name; In lite \yp loved you dearly, f,l ' -". h. we en - .lv. . ."liieT i ~ el * --wrm sTHPATii yt~~ . V al 1; ehvifCTTIIh' Cut I ilu. i i eime* reached h.ere o.' the deaih of 'Mrs. I carl IJ' I:!".':",, the wife of lie v. J,. L. M?erd?f>w <'<* (!(.? wyotov/n, whp Tent "vVaK-. \ a- ;t-c p. : . fnv1:'c'r'. 4 h?-'! !:Mia l^VoMind r d loved'1 > Yll'vaofr . lie came in contact with. To her husband, we extend to him our sym' pnthyl " .?> T-o-her we say: Sleep on dear one and take thy rest, Wo loved you well, Jiut--Qo4?loved you- best: ' ? IN MKMORfAM In sad, but loving remembrance of "(.111' d( i!1 mother. KM,. I [arrival, who departed this life 10 vrnn :ipp> i<wl-.iy-' March 1 Hth, 1017. : ? In the graveyard fjuiotly resting, In a lone find silent, prr:>ve, Lies the one we loved so dearly: Our dear one we~could not save. r ... . ' -r 7 ?i- ??^?T !"V ;i her <!<.;ti'l'a<<, ~ 1 ' II . .. 11 - T i [ ,, i i ^? ..? |.TJ li:a,,a.- <1 awa^lO.vo: ' \[* > j I*'**1" --iuil ( tcriuiF la-inl. ; of xatfne- > t i! I o'W uij,. 'l-' ''! * riiiw.'*. :lvW< .* ' \ [ h hvft-.s* ,isu< 1 ' ? * * " J'TV i Jc*s. (,i. 11,,r/isnfj __ - L.y lj. " ~~ 4^ J., J. iiairr-'on v rU< W. G.-Jlai Jv. ('i 11" 'j - " - ? : " v< K. 1 - . i . . ii-??liiii i i ni) ' ' w ' ?;v.(T'. ?<!?'< ? ; i, , \ . t, ? ? -V '?"T : ? tov''i 1 <r iTV8~r " M,L? 1 illy <)!'- :n ' ' A* ; ' U ? *>. find ' ';ir !' .at i*: l iv II, .II tiiui .u!) '-JllJ"' -b -j v; " in) 1 c <:.' Ijjj^ **^***wmm 1 * ^ '*MW A mn?ic Ric-ach!. '..Whitens sh\ " OveiTUK-it.' i. iv.oves freeklc.s. hii 11 1 bleu!! i.J >:\nh;hps railv\ynW.s C:Vcs youWhile skin beauty! . _ Wavine Skin Whit the, greatest discovery. science has the colored ,-*aeev A soothing, pei ointment. Absolutely hai "ImW'tir-'. ^a^os. darkest sal -clear, velvet s CQYD MrC. CO.. BlRiMINCHA CT.Ti''**' <>. ' ' 4 % V ## il s*.egai Hbr 'ANYWiiLi.L I g ..' ^ For Quick And 1 & "' - Call 5o07 Or X Look For De , *?.. :j: - LIXXX r g r JX ;:"/Moyal. 'J $ ; tHSSEf.TlN ! V V / if t v-v eca I' ." _MARCM 3C 3- 2 -. _ E> A: | : . Lottie R & _ IN 4 61"" 1 r a - I .ineopiise < | 1 lie Picture Dont Miss This f CHILDREN UNDER i UffcY,| - C5xti M I iPAl! i IM '? V's Liluj .i * : ;*? v'' j '.?~?r^~r , .. L-asi.I-. ?> ui t ? '-T ,-rt,.? - , V / "" " ~~ ? | STOP!, U'Oi : I 1 1- :g *': M:;h ? IW . pj '' * r^'^l <>1 till :L? .0 ' v. >1:110 couple OXll 1 *??* 1 , ''J.,' " ? *11 rv. w:4ru:J& served F ll ; ,:v ' -ugj -L" u.-l veil: l'n 1,ii4-4u?-be?l-le .5 iX'rP. iurr iv. ^ipv.^i^niptiy at 1> j |?j Your? truly | |C|| I;tr?e ^.TToT'., w'11i vpoJ vi 'urn fl^l svi when "II - \ rn'iiLi. T >H v> r--v ' ^ ' i' ?- .-v -jfa -*?~??;?? is C:) (V!ov \ ir..so:i. Pres. jg^C. Pec. jgj < . Johnnie ZVIinii ;' i . : 11 .? " I -~~7~' v ' .' | = - ? ?? v? D A / f fi ^ pt yrn AJ J W .' f. '1 si violinist; J. Kosomomi ' :-vI*:?.?.-t; IT. K. Brudioy, piano; ??I' 1?'-H~} int'briy saxophone; ~ tenor' banjo"; I. Russsell-, \.ep!ay for private , engagements . -<>, *.d wi?l play out of the.;city.'. .V( II'lIjAKSHIl1 CONTEST ? " ' . oiai.-bji) *Examlgt ^ u.on i. !u-id at M.i.hor- Industrial - r **> i< 1, fioit ifcrt, on Saturday, March ? - !i. _') 1 " Ju au i.i; County pa**-?^ ? . 'U'< ext.iifi i,vi' a in arithmc-. . ' iU-n u rapi;y. J .ngtish-and history. b'Jen Fras or, 12 yeartyold, of Hilton He-a J, had. tho hoi tor of- winning the ? eho7sir?h f>V She ^especially to -he??: ^n?iK>ndr'4x<:oiethe trood Kntriish wi.i'k" b "i r ]:..{>, i s. ' Her learner. Mrs. . .:.T; C'UIH) IK;!,. Wjjjpte h"**1 jjjhf' '? . * > ft 'iti.'K.s JUtt^ $>t a iovaijle clTs. Ir" Ir.-. tfdimpbel] deserves 'yt:J'-!' :.'iln r -young a-1 u pi I " ? i.yHtAj-nr-.t'-d ' ?? ??? ' yr tmrawmri : n almost J^,^wjS V'fa lr /I ""w '" t??./ and tan;." ' t in^-?-y ener fumt-d-' Results ^Quick v imless. ?. Works like magic. AliiCWGSt ? most ovcrnight.1 Result; 11100ill. ?beauty t Ver yonee n v i e j ?in the.-first box. Get ' ~iM. ALA. yours now. At dealers ...J or by mVtl?25e, ug Storei-,.__ =iVJ^ PRESCRIPTIONS -t iHL CITY. f .. V Poljtg SprvVp f . ' ' 917i -And ~T" <> livery Boy 1 Columbia,5rO.?::? heatre I' PICTURES r' ' EsaL.? rr 7bt/rrl - Thursday I v ith & 3ist > Y S . 2 I ickford I -~r >f Bondage' f of the age f Big Feature ? ? 6 not admitted I '' '' ' 1111 v K I iT ?_ | ' ".' >c Cj j\ ci~! A a ay . 1 y a.a ! v i,\rr^51 - ? it -:zm7.r?-pjarat i(! -READ!-1 rrv:v-l- "-rKASTER BALL - g ? c lath dailM-df April. Pi'izrs S .ij'ilinr tin- h<"t da nop and?e '"t~ Oriental Serenaders. ? o'clock and lasts until 2. 5 w'tv hoy in rtnd ttio .^un will? ? T \ . wo end." B W)X LA I) IKS 25c fg Joel Jackson. Vicc-Pr.es,' H ^ Perry A_._ Inabinfftt. Tre&s. g r^? j. Chairman g ?i^j^r2JzrHizjErzrejEJH/2jETEJHn/ai ?- ?? - '! ~ - ? II . TT.