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THE SEVASTOPOL TIMES FRIDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1927 6 ternoon to string pop corn- fop-the decoration of the community tree this evening. Barney Ayers has landed some SANTA CLAUS TO VISIT STARLAND GRATON NEWS IN DETAIL HADIO NOW IS THE TIME TO OVERHAUL AND GET YOUR RADIO SET IN GOOD WORKING CONDITION fine steel head in Russian river of late. On Sunday he caught three, one weighing twelve pounds. On Monday night a bunch of wil things of history and art, and many more are promised when we get a building to house them for exhibit. "Shortly after the New Year, representatives from the Sonoma County Museum Society will visit Sebastopol and speak to your principal organizations' on the subject, and will then ask them to send representatives to the Society.

"MARTHA J. GRANGER, "Corresponding Secretary." TWEXTY-FIVE FAMOUS FOOTBALL STARS SHOWN ling workers met at the hall and erected the big Christmas tree and EVERY CLASS OF RADIO SET REPAIRED BACKED BY 15 YEARS OF RADIO EXPERIENCE attended to other decorating. On Tuesday night they returned to finish up the work. EVEREADY AND BATTERIES ALWAYS IN STOCK CUNNINGHAM AND RADIOTRON Mr. and Mrs.

Jeff Janes and Mr. TUBES. and Mrs. Ralph Janes and daughter Lorraine of Oakland will be week COMPLETE LINE OF PARTS end guests at the home of Mr. and Santa Claus himself will be present "in person" at the Sunday matinee, December 25, at the Starland theater.

After the show Santa will be at the door and present to each little child a bag of candy. This will.be done as the little folks pass out the door. The picture to be shown at the matinee will be an interesting one for the young folks. "College Days" is its title. Mrs.

J. A. Robertson. Mrs. Wm.

Anderson is the new owner of the cedar chest of fancy TUP FAIR KELLY WOHLER i nn SEBASTOPOL D. Ai R. WILL START A COUNTY MUSEUM BUY: work given away by Santa Rosa Parlor of Native Daughters last week. Mr. Cordes.

who recently bought three acres west of Graton, has equipped the place for chickens and will soon be a full-fledged chicken rancher. Grandma Booth is here from her home in Potter Valley for an extended stay with her daughter, Mrs. Elias Yeager who is convalescing nicely from an operation. Mrs. A.

Hallberg and daughters, and Mrs. J. E. Singmaster were among the class in astromony to study the stars Sunday night with the aid of the telescope of the home of Mrs. Laura Huffine.

Chas. Hallett has been one of the lucky ones at steelhead fishing of late. On Sunday he landed some fine ones and Tuesday he was again fortunate, landing three beauties, which he generously passed among his friends. WILDWOOD PASTEURIZED MILK from McKUNE'S GROCERY In the Tiffany production, "College Days," which will be shown at the Starland Theater on Sunday, December 25, are assembled many of the foremost college gridiron stars who have made football history. Among them are Jess Hibbs and Morely Drury, two famous Pacific Coast players.

Coogan in Military Role Jackie Coogan will appear in a guise new to many of his followers at the Starland Theater Monday, December 26th, in the historical romance "The Bugle Call." With short hair and a uniform Jackie is appearing as' a bugle boy in a cavalry post. THEATER RECEIPTS GIVEN TO THE SALVATION ARMY Manager Toccini of the Royal Theater gave the receipts at his playhouse here both Saturday and Sunday evenings to the Salvation Army Christmas fund. The box office at the theater was kept closed and a Salvation Army representative was stationed at the door with the familiar kettle, to acecpt whatever those seeing the show cared to give. The spirit of giving to others at the Christmas season was splendidly exemplified in this generous SOUIRES' CONFECTIONERY in SEBASTOPOL GRATON Dec. 22 All set for the big community tree at Graton tonight (Friday.) Not a child in the community will be forgotten, as a careful census has been taken and a bag of candy and nuts for each and every child of this community is ready and -waiting for old Santa to hand out.

Every sack is' labeled with a name and each tot will know it was filled especially for them. As there are 300 or more tots in this community old Santa will sure be a busy old fellow tonight. Mrs. L. Tallman gave her Group of Camp Fire girls a party at her home Monday afternoon.

They busily passed the afternoon stringing pop corn for the community to be held this evening. On Thursday afternoon the girls met again to fill bags of nuts and candy for the same occasion. A costume party is being planned by residents here to take place at Graton community hall on New Year's eve, when the people of the community will gather to watch the old year out and the New Year in. They will come in costume and will bring eats, and a jolly time is looked forward to. A good crowd attended the card party at the hall Saturday evening, when 21 tables of players enjoyed the game of five hundred.

The high score holders were Mrs. J. F. Triggs, Bert Lyttaker, L. Beebe, W.

L. Clark, B. Stockhurst, J. H. Thomas, Leonard Kirch, Mr.

Stedman, M. C. Combs, H. Garloff, Mrs. Grace Robertson, Mrs.

C. E. Hallet, Mrs. T. Nisson, Mrs.

J. Brush and Merton "Woods. The door prize fell to Frank Miller of Sebastopol. The next party will be held in January, the date to be announced later. Miss Louise Mason is home from Teachers' College at Areata for the holidays.

Mr. Porter is able to be around again after a long illness. Mr. and Mrs. Hedrick arrived last week after spending the summer and fall in southern California.

A radio was installed in the Graton pool room this week. Sonoma county members of the Daughters of the American Revolution propose to start a county museum, and in explanation of this the secretary, Martha J. Granger, has written the following: Editor Times: "The Santa Rosa Chapter, Daugh-, ters of the American Revolution has proposed a Museum, primarily for the collection and preservation of the relics of early days in California, especially in Sonoma county, as well as interesting and historical objects from other places, both domestic and foreign. So the Sonoma County Museum Society has been formed to start and maintain a Museum. It is proposed to have it in Santa Rosa, because it is the county seat, and if so located it will represent all the people of the county.

"We have already collected several hundred relics and interesting SONOMA COUNTY'S FINEST MILK WILDWOOD DAIRY "THE LIFE OF SANTA CLAUS" TO BE SHOWN AT THE STARLAXD MONDAY SANTA ROSA TELEPHONE 985 Santa Says "Buy it at Stanley's" SOMETHING TO KEEP AND CHERISH 4 A Photograph FOR A Christmas Gift JOHN ROSS, Photographer FORSYTH BUILDING SEBASTOPOL Everybody knows Santa Claus. Every child loves him and wants to know all about him, but more than hearing about him, every child desires to SEE him. Of all the char-peters in fairy tales, fiction or history he has held supreme command of our imagination from childhood to parenthood. The greatest festival of the year, Christmas, is his, and his personality holds sway over the minds of all for a month before Christmas. For this reason Captain and Mrs.

Kleinschmidt went to Alaska and spent an entire year in the north to film "The Life of Santa Claus." Herds of thousands of reindeer were used, castles of ice and snow built for him and his pal, Jack Frost. His visits to his nearest neighbors, the Eskimos, were genuine and he was driving actual reindeer on his errands. This famous picture, which is three reels, will be shown at the Starland theater -next Monday. December 26th. The program will also include Jackie Coogan in "The Bugle Call" and a comedy.

Dick Borden and Jack Nimmo brought back three nice salmon from Russian River the first of the week. The best combination Cigar Lighter and Ash Tray you ever saw. Easy to clamp on the instrument board. Packed in neat Christmas box only $2.95. U.

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Wilbur Dewitt visited his grand mother, L. Anderson a few days last week. IN THE CENTER OF TOWN Grandma Booth, Mrs. E. Yeager and Dorothy Watson were Christ Phone 210 Sebastopol Thousands of Miles of Real Joy on 7 A Mason Tire W.

L. BENEPE EXPRESS COAL Storage Heater Wood Sand and Gravel vim mas shoppers in Sebastopol Wednesday. Eddie Ross will spend the week end and holiday in San Francisco. Mr. and Mrs.

Jack Robertson will be Christmas eve guests at the home of Mr. and' Mrs. Delbert Ross in Alameda. Mr. and Mrs.

J. Brush will entertain relatives from San Francisco Christmas eve. On Sunday all will motor to San Francisco for the day. Mrs. Rose Linebaugh and son of Two Rock were visiting relatives in this section Monday.

Mrs. Nimmo and Mrs. W. Howard were Christmas shopping Ui Santa Rosa Monday. Mrs.

C. C. Huston and children were among the Christmas shoppers In Santa Rosa Monday. Mr. and Mrs.

J. E. Singmaster and daughters, Hazel and Martha spent Wednesday in Santa Rosa. Mrs. A.

Upp and daughter Miss Margaret spent this week in an Francisco where the former attended Teachers' Institute. Wm. Anderson has improved his residence by building a large screen back porch. J. A.

Robertson, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Robertson and Miss Dorothy Watson spent Sunday at the coast. Mr. and who have been spending several weeks in the southern part of the state, are expected home this week.

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