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ift’sCoofecti)nery andIceCreamParlor
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& can furn~h ancy molds in Brick ‘Ice Cream for
,M DeiIv= I@ rearn’’sold.at our fountain. ““
~o; ●j., Mc 4’ night, Proprietor
ROSCOE &UCKLE IN
LEGITIMATE PICTURE
PLAY “THE ROUNd U]
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The millions of f..._ ~-_ . ... ..
have laughed thHmseIve~ into Vario
St.ngm of helplesaneoa at the fmo
Fatty Arbuckle comedieg released
paramount will have a new thl
when the comedy star appe+~ in
legitimate role in the gti]lar pafi
Slim Hoover in “The Rbund Up”,
,George Melfotd production for pa,
mount, which comes to the DaWB
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~rp%h:’:n~:’’p::dayiOBe
Schenck, thefamous comedian was,
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HOW MUCH LONGER?
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Thiu question regarding the praw
GARDENING A ‘%ULTIVATED*, ‘
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ent da:k working conditions is n- There is “t.a b~u~d amow Daw.
~uraRy concerning everyone in Daw. aon’e five thottmnd population manY ,
so? right now. That this situation ih Xore of expert gardenem, ~pecia]]y
only tamporary and a~ured of sub- among the .Italian peoP]e, ~hO ~ke
stantial improvement within the near great pride each y=r in the ~xch].
future iu regarded ~ a certainty. ~ence of their gayde”s. These -r.
There is a spirit of optimium pemad- deng are alway~ prepnred ~th ~cien.
all working classes which is well tff:c care and give” the meet . ..ref~
founded and certain of vindication attention through the summer.
before the spri~ is far advanced. months. Such industry is h be high.
Tbe concen~n of public opinion lY commended and it j~ the p]an of
among national experts declares that the welfare, dap~edt. tti give ~pe.
the low tide of bu~ine~ depression to cial encouragement b eveq ~OUBe.
hnve been safely p;nn~ and ‘cites holder who de~ire8 ~ put in ~ ~~d~n, ‘
numerous. favorable indications, CoptYaW. to a report that ham been
ghoti %Yythe bueinesu bntimeter, of circulated, no additional ch~ge ~il]
the rising tide of Natihal prosperity, b. made fot water ti those who mev
Among the industries mo8t sensltlve need water duri~ a“ acca~io”al dyy
W theoe favorable or unfavorable bu8. period for the proper ~~e of ~eir
iness chahges BtandB, pre~mine”t)y, garden, A general ~amP~~ is ~w
the coal indufltry: The coal trade has being. conducted bY fie we]fate de
not only suffered keenly during this partment for the keepifig “p of ~R ,,
transition ,period from war to peace gOa&, co+n, ~igs, cbicken8 and bth~
condition, but, an unhsially mild stock, which nume~w OWUertihave’. ‘
winter hns contributed ite no uncer- heretofbrq permitted ti run. Ioone
tain weight to its serious curtailment, about the, ut:eets of the Camp+These
both in the industrial and domesti~ Femlations, ln, regard,,tu, looge’ stick
trad~. are not on]y for ~nitiry raa~on~ bUt,
Duril,g the p- three. &r, fout [tb permit garden ownere ~orng a~~u>
weeks, in particular, has thi~ UVUUUAIahce tbti a carefully nurtured garden
- ‘ cured for this engagement and h lethargy in the coal busineus-been p]ot will not be, ruined in a “ighFn
proved to the satisfaction of eve] keenly ,felt. Many of the umaller t]me by some etrny bead of stock
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body conceYned that he im not or
~ble tminterpret comedy but Iikewi
TadorS p. dramatic charactemwitithe ~eati
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Tom Form4n wrute the acenar
mines in Colorado, Kansiu, Oklahoma, , At the present’ time the welf~e
and New Mexico have been ‘forced to department is supervising tbe build.,,
cloge alwetber; ’while tie Iatgur pr~ ing of a lame number of fepcis about
ducerm have been forced to curtail houses which wul allow the ~ardi~ ~
operations to b. or three days a Of n ghrden plot with a tight WOVe
nnd aluo plays th,e hero in the plc!ur week. . Tbe DAw~on mine~ have been fenoe, Inabflity to mecure wire fe”cwhile
Mabel Julienne Scott is tl ,pectiliarly fortunate in. being able to ing has delayed since last ‘full the qn~
pretty heroine. Irwing Cumming opernta, not less ths~ three or four iefying of a large n“mbe~ of requmh
Jane Acker, Eddie Sutherland a? dayu e week, with four-day working for fences. It will probably be never.
others appear ii the all-star cast. periods the rule rather than the ex- a] weeks before the number of Te.
The photoplay by Paul Perry is ~ceptio”.
quests now, on hind can be fullFtila-
~eaned and blt )cked Eaid to bo of the finest quality, whire ] The month of March, ~ccordi”g to ffed; but a defiouv effort “Willbe made ‘.
th~ general tone of the picture is fat the exp~ie”ce of former years, i~ td accommodate a“ch =kqueeti juit as ~’
above the avernge. Thrills, saP.sa- ~ormally cOn~idmtedthe slack month rapidly as the material for foncna can
tional hpisodes, flghti with’ Ind~nqs of the yenr. Nevdttheleaa, definite be secured, All work of putiIng UP
and outlaws and simi]ar western f=- ~ss”r~nceof ‘returning buBiness pros, the fence must be done by, tha house >
turea keep the spect~tors nn ihe an::- pprity has already, quickdned the bccupnnt, th~ material being furnish.
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jo us seat while the particlpatinn of
Roacoe Arbuckle in the utory lends
an added lustre to the production,
p“]~e of ~“ i“crea~i”g demand for ed by the compa”y. NO garde” CaII
coal and coke; while the stimulus of unfely be atte~pted without the pro.
reduced sbiaga prices, effective. af- tection of a fence. ,,
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ter AprR lti, gives furthti reaBon tu The advent of this ‘ge”ui”e npring
STANDARDIZING THE believe that tbe near future will wit. weather has already. gtirrad Up COII.
EL~cTRIcAL SYSTEM ness the return of six working days a siderable activity throu~otit me
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The electrical. department hm been
busy for some time changing the 220
voltage of the limting current ta a
week.
\ town in the preparation of the flound
for garden ~ebd, AM ah ehcourage.
EUROpEAN RELIEP
ment for the growinc of a home ger.
, QuOTA‘UBSCR’B‘D den, it is plmne~ tb offer .severnl
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110 voltag+the skndard voi-ge I>nw-on s quota for the Hoover En- very inviting caeh prize~ for borne
employed on city currents. These I ‘.’
ro$ean Rellef Fund of $l,lBO i~as gmrdenuWown in Dawaon. DlsinM~
~h~~ge, have necessitated. adjus%[b
e~n oversub~cribed and outebnding ested iudgee from eluewhere will re-
menti on variou~ electrical applianccollections are still comin~ in, >lon- .termine the prize winners, their
es used in the :home, such as motirs
ager Brennan, chairman for the raiw aw~?ds upon ~everal jude-im points,
far washing and sewing machines,
~ng of the local quoh, reporte that Such us: appearance of Earden, vatwaffle
Irons, electric ironu, etc, It is
the re#ponse has been most liberal iety of products, quality of ‘the proparticularly
~mportant that all motors
and spontaneous. The quota ftaa been ducts -~O~n, etc. A more,etimnded
be adjusted for the 26 cycle frequenreached
in small donations, permlt- nOtic~ Of these P1anBfor tbe en~ur-
CYunless of the universal type. Many
tl~ large numbers toncquire 8 di~ ake~~t of home ~ardena will =P
llgbting gltie~have had to be chang-
rect interest in the succoring of Eu- P~ar in a Bubsequenk :ssue Of the
ed as a result of the change in VOlt- ,.
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age. The gtentest problem confrOnt- Po!e’! ‘vnLmz
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ing tie electrical department is thm ‘The f). D;” D. Club met last Fr:.
criminnl propensities of Bmall boys in ~]ny evening at the n“rme~phome to
: FITZPATRICK—SCRIBNER
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breaking ~tceet lamp? as fast as re- enjoy a “kid’s” party with Misses Mr. Tho~. ff..Fitzpatrick and Mi$$
placad. Flood lighti have been in- May Dee Lunsford a“d Bertha Mc. ” Edith Scribn4r, accompanied by Mib~ .
stilled for the Iighing of the canyon Creary as .hostcsses, According to in- Bcr”icn Byers, Miss A-gllie GeisIcr
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roads and the paths UP Capitnn and \.itation, the “kidst) gathered at the and Mrs. E. C. Geisler,, motored to
No. K hill, but it has been found prac- , “nurzery$$ near the 7.30 hour and en. R4to” TuesdW where tbe tvo yotirig
T* ~11 C. W. THURSTON, tically impossible to maintain the joyed a delightful social ~venin~ play.
lighting service, reflector, lens and Ing ‘