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THE ADVERTISER-JOURNAL FRIDAY, JUNE 4, It jw D m iu iis iiia -5b - ' t E= , %cs f to me<et the demand of j the E3 «r Everybody is shouting bargains so w c would rather make 1 * B less noise and give better values. The. proof of the pudding is | 1 eating it. So we want you to eat the pudding- by joining the § H crowds that gather in our three-story building daily.'.. ... jf | • OUR STYLES, OUR PRICES ARE T H E 1 TALK OF THE | - I STATE NOT ONLY CAYUGA COUNTY.' - • ■ ' J : j S u m m e r Apparel < 1 TUB SKIRTS,. WAISTS, SPORT SKIRTS, GEORGETTE- | WAISTS, FIGURED VOILE DRE&ES, GEORGETTE DRESSES, ( PONGEE DRESSES, ORGANDIE DRESSES, TRICOLETTE 1 DRESSES, GRADUATION DRESSES. T3 ' I Reduced Prices for I SATURDAY C loth Suits and Goats 1-3 to 1-2 O F F AMATEURS IN GAY MINSTREL ] SHOW TONIGHT Everything is; ia ;readiness - for\ the big, minstrel aikl yaudevile perform ance at the Auditorium.1 this evening for' the: benefit* of > the relief fund.'' of the United Sloe Workers of America, Local 131, of this city. The final re hearsal was\ held on the 'Auditorium stage, last evening and the big com pany of local1 performers is ’prepared to put over a great show.tonight The t-nd men in the. first part will -include two ^editions’’ , of \the Xoutt family, Joe, Sr., and Joe) Jrl, Billy 'Morrissey, Charlie O’Neill, Allan lusher and Kay Miller. The--',soloists' are all Auburn favorites, and there will be a big chorus of fifty voices. The vaudeville part of the., program will include a number of specialties new to Aubum- inns. I t will be an-evening of pleasure and entertainment for all who attend. Seats are selling at,\the box office and patrons are reminded that „it is .neces sary to exchange all tickets purchased on tho outside for reserved seats, at the box office. g I Chic Hats The pretty girl is buying her millinery from The Fashion I , i t= this, season. She is wise. g $3.98 to $14.98 . | G e o r g ette W a is ts | $ 4 .9 8 I SPE C IAL fo r SA T U R D A Y All Shades and Styles • a ~y^ni:nm;miEi:i'iniii!t!mnii;iii:i:iii:in;i!i!iii'JT.iiiniiTi^m:nin:imiiinn:ia;ixi:riTri igm;i'in:i!i:iTin!niri:i'i:n:nn:i]riTiiiiri!iH;i!iii;iin:i:i;i;iS S t r a w b e r r i e s Extra Fancy Largo RIpo Maryland Berries 4Qc quart N e w • P o t a t o e s , R i p e T o m a t o e s , P i n e a p p l e , § R a d i s h e s , G r e e n P e p p e r s , C e l e r y § California Oranges f S p e c i a l S p e c i a l S p e c i a l § 2 9 c d o z e n . 3 9 c d o z e n 4 9 c d o z e n | Heavy Sweet and Juicy fj 1 Houdini at Burtis Grand Houdini, thc famous 'illusionist and self-liberator, in a thrilling screen melodrama, “Terror Island,” will be the attraction at the Burtis,Grand to night and Saturday. To save - some sunken treasures of ' ships that- linv.e been sent to the bottom forms one mo tive of the tale. But there is,-'.'in addi tion, a skull shaped, pearl upon wliich a man’s, life depends ; a lovely girl, kid napped by her villainous relatives; a submarine built-on a startling plan; South Sea Island adventures—enough thrills, it is declared, to make the or dinary adventure' picture seem tame in comparison. Above all, Houdinin himself in un derwater stunts that draw upon his exceptional powers to the last degree is the outstanding feature of the pic ture. He escapes from closely bound safe while under water,* fijVits a smashing battle with a diver on the bed of tho ocean, and performs other hair-raising feats tliat are declared to surpass anything he has ever done on the stage. Lila ieo is the leading woman for IIoucl,tni, and Jack Brainmall, Rose mary Theby, Wilton Taylor, Eugene Pallette, Edward Brady, Frank Bon ner, Captain Ted Duncan, and Fred Turner are in the supporting cast. The story was written by Arthur B. Reeve and John W. Gre* and scenarized by Walter Woods. James Cruze directed, the picture, which is a Paramount Art- craft. Tho attraction for Sunday, Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday will be “The iCost,” a Paramount-Artemft special presented by Aclolpli Zukor. Violet Homing is featured. •The Night of the 'Dub” will be shown in conjunction with the fea ture. Ernest Truex, star of the stage and, screen is the star in this comedy. “Silk Husbands and Calico V/ives.” , A triple feature bill will be presentr ed today at the Univorsal Theater, headed by House Peters iu “'Silk Hus bands and Calico Wives,” Jack Demp sey in “Daredevil Jack,\ a return date of Sennott’s comedy, “No Mother to Guide Him,’’ and the Universal Nows. According to House Peters, starring in his flrst big special release, “Silk Husbands and Calico Wives,” the day has arrived when iutelligent men and women are finding many truths of daily living, moro strongly exemplified in tho fiction marts of tho great mo lion picture centers than ever before realized. In depicting the role of the struggling lawyer, tlie leading charac ter in Monte M. Katterjohn’s true to life drama. Mr. Peters has discovered more truths of daily living, more in spiration to climb the ladder of en deavor to ultimate success than has ever before fallen his lot The story brings out in striking realism the need of young men fighting for the estab lishment of an ideal, declares Mr I'etcrs. It is a story that reaches down deep In the heart of every human be- inc. and starts folks to talking and thinking. Sunday. Monday and Tuesday Mar- gitortie Clark will be presented in lu>r latest Paramount production “A Girl Named Mary” Also the ilnrl episode oi' ••The I.ion Man\ and others C-oni ins soon, pictures of the lawn fete held by the public school children th < week. I CONFERENCE ON Governor Smith ■ has < sent r letters - to tho presidents, of ; the > chambers'of commerce of >the different' cities and to the heads of; the education,- labor, ag riculture, highway ->• transport,\ and county farm bureaus a^ well ..as to repr resentatives-of labor, and other people known to be interested.during thc war time in the\ subject of securing help on the farms. This move is made to.head off any possible shortago off food supply growing out of the shortage'of labor on the i farm. The folowing is a copy of the letter sent: Dear Sir: • “If my information is correct, the present .condition of the food supply in our, state is such as to c^ll for our serious consideration. While I feel somewhat assured by a- statement is sued from. our State Department of Farms and Markets, I nevertheless feel lliat some action should be taken as a matter of safety looking to prepara tions to avert' a shortage which would be a very serious matter for the state. “There axe many handicaps oyer which we have no cdntrol but the shortage 'of farm help might be dealt with, with some,degree of success, if a plan could be evolved after a con ference. ’ , \Would you he willing’ to come to Albany for such a conference upon the call of Lieutenant Governor -Walker in order that wo may havo the benefit of yotrr advice and suggestion and in order that a' committee may be ap pointed to' carry out such suggestions as seem feasible for the relief of the situation growing out of the difficulty in .securing farm help. “Many of our citizens during the period of -war gave to the country freely of their time and talent. The reconstruction, period calls for similar service and I am sure .that any atten tion that you may give to this matter 'will be a patriotic service to thc state. \Anticipating your favorable reply, I am •“Sinceroly yours, > , “ALFRED E. SMITH.” It is proposed to have the confer ence nt the capitol in Albany to discuss ways and means'to meet the situation. Following that a committee from the croup interested will bo appointed to carry any plan that may bo evolved into operation. 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G r a n d e ” as a stn g o p l a y w a s , ( Mie c o u n t r y s ld g ije s t successes li- i>, tro h A m r u h t u s T h o m a s w h o . w r o t e \ A r i z o n a ” “ A s a M t ii T h i n k * Tl'i* C o p p e r h e a d \ \ T h e H i m M o o n ’ a n d \ T I in W i t c h i n c II> n r p r o v i d e d a p l a y w i t h tr u . re V '- T i .f \'hat is n e t u a l l y h a p p e n m i ; o n S o u t h w e s t e r n b o r d e r a t th e j r e - r t tim e . • l U o G r a n d e ” is a viv<d c . v o r f n ’ v i r i l e s t o r y I t d e p i c t s a i l i i : t . _ ; m a n e e b e t w e e n a Texa-s n i t i , - » h, an I r i s h A m e r ic a n , a n d n | i>ant f - e n o r i 'a w h o . .h o u g h I v l f \>neri. .in Ir n e s th e “ g r i n g o ’ ’ an.!, lo v e s h . r M .'x io o . T h e e a s t is a n a l l s t a r n n d n n i l . selected o n e \vi:h « r pi i ■> ' in a ro le p a r t i c u l a r l y s u ite d to l,.n r her R e * .- m i r y r a e b j t.ie il-i-l ;u j d a r i n g screen s t i r , a p p e a r s i s M a - n In e z , th e lin l f A m e r i. in h a l f Me\i.\m '-’.r'. w h o h a s been b r o u g h t u p to h a ' e the • srrlnso ” A c o m p le t e vnndiM '1.-* sh o w c o n s is t o f fo u r I i „ tim e a . t s is f e a t u r e d • •n The M T ie n T h e r e -i-e o n h tw o m o e w e e k s o f th e m o v i e \ o d A-\ il c i i t i r- ta i n m e n t s . S u n d i i v . R e s - ie R . i r r i s i 'n l e s n e w e s t p l a y \T h e N o t o r i o u s M r s . S a n d s . \ S .x in G e r a l d i n e F i r r a r in h e r b i c s p e c ia l ‘\ n i e W o m a n < >r th e P u p p t V t ' S a t u r d a y I te n nir i ’o*! I.a d i -s ' I \ ' u . J o u r n a l . I e n t r a i .\«'w.s K o .:i A d v. LOCAL a W Y DRIVE Rev. Dr. Gcorgo Black Stewart, and Rev C. Franklin Ward, director of extension work for Auburn Theologi cal Seminary, attended tho General As sembly of the Presbyterian Church held in Philadelphia. While there Mr. Ward spoke before tlie Princeton Club on tho plans for raising the $3.- 000,000 fund for enlarging the work of tlie seminary here The subject was also presented at the General Assem bly ami .support will l»c given the movement A sicrna' honor was conferred on Doctor Stewart by his appointment as chairman of the committee in charge ot stated clerk The action of ap pointing a committee was made ad visable because of the advanced age of Stated Clerk William H. Roberts who for 3G years has held this resixmsible otliec. Tbe duties will now bo per formed by the committee of which lioi'tor Stewart is marie chairman lie returned from Philadelphia today James n. Carr Jam e s II C a r r d ie d W e d n e s d a y a t his home. ,\0 C o t t a g e S t r e e t . H e w a s one of th o o l d e s t a n il m o s t re s p e c te d ' rltlben o f th e F o u r t h W a r d , w h t re n I 1 n l lived o v e r M n ee he e-im- 'o A u burn. H e i« s u r v iv e d bv h i s w ife , t w o ! I’ j . v l i t e i s . .M iss A lice Car.- a n d M r s ' I*\\ * H a l l a n d tw o j-ou^ lu i r e s .\'Vi 1 mnlr a l l o f th i s . ity T h e f u n e r a l ^ w ill take p l a c e at i> ..c l o c k S a t u r d a v 1 illu m ing w i t h ser\lees a t S t M a r v ’ s ' ii.reh a t ') :!(l M'i r : i l w . H m ' in *■1 .Inseph's cenn fery • * ■ vr- *. W e - a r e f o r c e d t o r e d u c e d a m i n i n i u m o n r la r g - e s t o c k o f H e n ’' W o m e n ’ s a n d . B o y s ’ C l o t h i n g ’. . T h i s w i l l m e a n ' q u i c k ^ a c t i o n o n o u r p a © r a ^ t i c P r i c e C u t t i n g i s Our O n l y R e s o r t , W e h a v e t a k e n e v e r y i t e m i n o u r c o m p l e t e s t o c k o f W o m e n ’s S u i t C o a t s , D r e s s e s , S u m m e r F r o c k s , S k i r t s , W a i s t s , e t c . , a n d M e n ’s and B o y s ’ S u i t s , T o p .C o a t s , T r o u s e r s . S w e a t e r s a n d K a i n c o a t s a n d r e d n ™ t h e m f r o m — • ’ ^ ‘ 25% to 50; on theDollai , * *• * T h i s r e p r e s e n t s m o s t r e m a r k a b l e s a y i n g s i n ’ t h e s e t i m e s o f hie p r i c e s . S o g r e a t a r e t h e r e d u c t i o n s ( i n m a n y i n s t a n c e s b e l o w cost)! D o n o t l e t t h i s o p p o r t u n i t y p a s s . I t h a s b e e n t r u l y d e m o n s t r a t e d t h e l a s t y e a r t h a t “ o p p o r t u n i t y w a i t s f o r n o m a n , ” , a n d t h a t i t is t h e 1 p e r s o n w h o i s r e a d y t o a c t w h e n s o m e t h i n g g o o d is o f f e r e d . LADIES COATS All $20.00 ......... Now $15.00 All $30.00 ......... Now $22.50 AU $35.00 ......... Now $26.25 DRESSES Silk, Georgette, Satin, Foulards All $25.00 ......... Now $18.75 All $27.50 ......... Now $20.65 All $30.00 ......... Now $22.50 Wash Dresses All $ 7.00 ......... Now $ 5.25 All $ 9 .0 0 ......... Now $ 6.75 All $11.00 ......... Now $ 8.25 •WASH SKIRTS All $3.00 ........... Now $2.25 All $ 5.00...........Now $3.75 All $ 7 .5 0 ...........Now $5.63 PETTICOATS All $3.00 ............ Now $2.75 All $4.00 ............ Now $3.50 All $6.00 ............ Now $4.98 LADIES’ SUITS ‘ ' All $37.50 ....... Now $28.15 All $40.00 ....... Now $30.00 AH $45.00 ....... Now $33.75 DRESSES Serges and Tricolette All $18.00 ....... Now $13.50 All $25.00 ....... Now $18.75 All, $30.00 ....... Now $22.50 SWEATER SUPONS All $ 6 .0 0 ..... .Now $ 4.50 AH $ 7 -50 ....... Now $ 5.65 All $10.00 ....... Now $ 7.50 WAISTS All $ 2 .9 8 ..........Now $1.98 All $3.50 .......... Now $2.75 All $5.00 .......... Now $3.95 All $7.00 .......... Now $5.75 All $9.00 .......... Now $7.95 SKIRTS All $ 7.50 ........Now $ 5.63 All $10.00........Now $ 7.50 All $ 13.50........Now $ 9.15 MEN’S SUITS AH $35.00 .......... Now $26 J AH $40-00 ............ Now $30.1 All $45.00. ......... Now $33.7] All- $ 5 0 .0 0 ...... Now $37.1 All $ 5 5 .0 0 .... ..Now $41J TROUSERS 1 lot of Pants ...... .$2,1 All $ 6.00.. .r. .-. .Now $4.5 All $ 8.00.. i . - Now $6.1 All $10.00. . ........... Now $7.! All $12.00 ............ -Now $91 MEN’S SWEATERS Values up to $12. .Now $4J BOYS’ SUITS All $10.00.............Now $ 7 i All $12.50. _ _____ Now $ 12 All $15.00.............Now $11J All $17.50. M..Now $13.il All $20.00 ............ Now $151 A W o n d e r fu l O p p o rtunity To Purchase Ladies’ Apparel Thousands of dollars worth of new merchandise has ai rived the past week, all of which was bought at the loa market price now prevailing. In keeping with our policy- volume of business aiid small profits— all of this merchant! has been marked very closely insuring a Saving of 25% to 50# New Summer Frocks, Sport Skirts, Over Blouses, etc,| at the lowest prices in Auburn. MOTHER! “C a lifornia S y r u p o f Figs” s C h ild ’s Best L a x a tive SATURDAY ONLY WASH SKIRTS $2.98 worth ?3.0S Oldest Cloak, Suit and Fur House in Cayuga County LADIES’ WEAR 7 STATE ST. SATCBDAI ONLX VOILE WAISTS $1.29 worth J2.00 Accept “California” Syrup of Figs only look for the name California on tlie package, then you are sure your oiuM is having the best and most h irmless physic for the little stomach. hv.T and bowels. ( bildren love the fri 'v taste Knli directions ,, i each N't e iou luust say - Cal.furma Adv. Members of Guernsey Club Will Inspect Fine Herds in County Officers and directors of the recently formed Guernsey Club of Cayuga County announce plans for an inspec tion and business meeting to be held Monday. It will be the lirst inspection of its kind eier made by a cattle chib of Cayuga County, the officials meeting in Auburn at 11 o'ch>ck standard time and taking a tour in which they will see many of the best herds m tlie north ern part of the county Heading the party will be iiarl l'r.>ckor of Sennett, and Ray Alexander of I'nion Springs. The Crocker farm and famous Guern seyherd in Sei :u-t will Ik-* the first v.site.l 011 leavii.,- Auburn, the trip bc- in^ made by mo-or Howard Slaton and \\lli.im i .Unison of Conuqest will tn? the next Guernsey breeders to enter- ^ t-ain officials of \the club and inspec- ; tion of their herds will lie a big feature of tbe days trip. Continuing into Ira •wo mere lirce hcils will be seen on Ii. farms of Charles Iloruburg and Ilonarl Sntiiar.l Thc inspection will i iose w-ith 1 v„s;c to Reed Monroe’s , faran m \ctorv. l Many valuable points will be gained by the directors in this tour of inspec tion and comparison of tho famous With Cayuga County standing at che \S.VOSTUOUO JO Spj3I( UStLSBO U-I310-IOU head_ of the list of counties in the state and in the eastern part of the country, efforts are being made by the officers and directors of the local club to look over all herds and pick the best of the breed for future exhibition purpose. Monday night the discussion of the will take place at the Farm Bu reau office and final plans made for the meeting and picnic to be held by Guernsey breeders at Edgemere Farms, Moravia, the home of W P. Parker, director in the southern part of Cayuga The meeting will be one of the most important held by the new cattle club. “Witness,” asked tbe attorney for the defease who was trying to prove the temporary insanity of the prisoner, “was it not this man’s habit to talk to himself when alone?” “Just at this time,” came the an- PURINGTON DR. E. E.................. D EN T IST Corner N o r t h and G o a \ Entrance N o . 1 P h o n e 2543-W IF YOU ARE TO BE SOON, LET US HELP SELECT -A PATTERN IN VERWARE. CALL FOR ONE OF BRIDE’S BOOKS. FREE FOR THE ASKING. W. C. CROSMAN 4 A swer, “I don’t recollect ® with him when he was Watchman Examiner.
