The Junior Red Gross play given by
the children of the Hill and Elm vale
schools took place on the Common
Monday afternoon at four o’clock. The
exercises were very interesting and
the financial results for the Red Cross
were very satisfactory.
Rev. J. D. Wilson had charge of the
meeting at the chap*d Sunday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. R W. Ellis and Mr.
and Mrs. W. C. Child motored to Cape
Cod last week.
CARMINP
I TOOLS I*
All Kinds of Plow Tools
SEEDS
We Bought Right and
Our Prices Are Right
N. A, Jordan
DANIELSON
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Bradley -:- theatrp
PLAYING THE BEST FEATURES OBTAINABLE |a
MATINEE DAILY AT 2.30. EVENING 7.45 1
_ Saturday 7 and 8.30 Sunday at 8 ■■
Tonight WEDNESDAY
HARRY MOREY in “The Other Man”
THURSDAY
DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS
In HIS NEWEST AND MOST Tl IIIIl.l.INC FUTURE
“A Modern Musketeer”
AND BENJAMIN ('HAI’IN IN' ANOTHER OF THE ABRAHAM
LINCOLN I.IFE STORIES ."MY FATHER'’
FRIDAY
The Most Sensational Play Ever
Offered in the History of the
Theatre and Screen
“ON TRIAL”
Made in Photoplay in 8 Reels
SATURDAY
Henrv Walthal
In A Typical Character Play
“The Rohe of Honor”
A Seven Reel Play
Also Comedies
Mat. 2:30 Eye. 7 and 8:30
SUNDAY
ALICE JOYCE in “Song of the Soul"
MONDAY
MARGUERITE
CLARK
In The Climax of Her Career
“Seven Swans1’
BRING ALL THE CHILDREN
TUESDAY
EDITH STOREY
In a Big Stirring Drama
“The Claim”
* PEARL WHITE
In "THE HOUSE OF HATE.
