Woodland Daily Democrat from Woodland, California • Page 6

IMioiic Vmir Want Ads tififl BySULtitioo WEWT A TO 3AM 6000BVt TO ME fl TMIMfe WAUTS TUtUVcS SHE'S TT TWAM TME OTUER WE'VE OTM M' VvJD WOODLAND DAILY, DKMOCKAT. nt)AV. AlKIL 26.11. shgw 1VEN CLOSING DAY I mnrkwl the close Thursday iftornoon of the flower show arranged by the Garden club. Judges were Luther DuBois, agriculture instructor ad Miss Lela Ewert of Woodland THF NEBBS Second Childhood WOVAB ru vJtf.V WILL A TO.

UML.ES5 A rioC OP VOOCOMlMfo UlLL MENLTUV WITW NJOV TME DE OLD CAftt OP TO GO All TME TIME KOMTWS MAO A CAME rrX I VW ,5 OM MOVAJ 1T5 ALL DO'MG COULD ACT MUCW SELLbK IF EE5TEO UP AMD pcACTCWG ALL TIME HQ Proceeds of the show are to be put into the fund being built up for the i purchase of a new clubhouse. I Awards were made as follows: Mrs. Clarence Gill, basket mixed! roses, Coleus. Mrs. Fred McGrew, basket one variety roses, Genista.

Mrs. Susan Magill, best basket one vmtv limhW Oriental). Coleus. 1 AJLt nYiZTk By EDWIN ALGER Mrs. C.

S. Merritt, best yellow rose (Golden Emblem), Juniper True. Mrs. Charles Orengo, best single rose (Irish Fire Flame), Genista. Mrs.

Harry B. Morris, best red rose, (Hadley), Petunias. Mrs. T. G.

Hughes, best baby rose, (Cecil Brenner), Juniper Tree. Mrs. H. R. Schaeffer, best pink rose, choice Iris.

Mrs. Otto Schluer, best variety (Robert Lamblin) Genista. Mrs. Helen Clark, best white rose, (Frau Carl Dnischhi) Delphiniums. Iris BOUbDJUJJM ftn HF EVER BlG JOB HI 1 6CN; UiEVE 311 JCMftTKrXM, I'M GOING TO BED WE'VE TALKED AHEAD 0 ME, I'VE SURE 6QT A REAL RGHT OH OUR TO LET VOU TAKE THE ROUTE J3TWlNGS OVER MOST OF THE ONE NOW JONATHAN DOESN'T mfm HANDS AND THE ONLY WAV 1 'iNH TOMORROW MORNING I'LL jg rfS NIGHT AND WE'D BETTER Mm REALIZE HOW SERIOUS THINGS T0 WIN AThSUT ND THE DAiV HERE AT JUi tTTjVGET SOME SLEEP COME ffi ARE AND I HAVEN'T THE H'K SACK AS HARD A5" YOU Mrs.

Susan Magill, best (Bearded. Capitan) Primrose. Mrs. Helen Clark, best pink, (Bearded, Isoline) Bluebells of Scotland. Mrs.

A. B. Welch, best allow (Bearded, Soledad) Japanese Aucuba. Mrs. A.

B. Welch, best white, (Bearded. Florentina Alba). Mrs. Fred Meier, best purple, (Bearded.

Magnifica) Fuschia. Fred Meier, best blends NEWSLETS (Boarded, Shcrbert) Primrose. Mrs. Nile Fisher, best color (Beard ed, Prosper Laguiere Veronica. Mrs.

Ed Green, best blue (othei variety) (Siberica Sulperba) Bego SCHOOLS TO JOINlColman at Best IN OBSERVANCE AT In 'The Rescue' Salient Items Featured in Today's Wires From Neighboring Cities LANDING Potted Plants Miss Gertrude White, best potted c.l at thv I "The Rescue." whii National theater last fn.r, iv Pipcnviin Genista. Fa: and children "I iour vrnt P.ED BLUFF Red Bluff has purest drinking water of any city California. This is the gist of a port received from the Cahfor state board of health. re 'hU and the L.m b' nia Wheatland al will have a run on peaches and other ft mt. Each ex Mrs.

Charles Orensro, best foliage schools are uniting to present a Public, oral directions. It Ronald f'ol Hnni f.r.hms. School Week nrouTam at the Grafton i man to his publit: for the first time ii WOODLAND of ALSO Wir Mrs. W. A.

Boots, best P.e "'a Csammar school auditorium at the capacity a an iikii ldiuu star, 1 rs. Cal and Pavis, Cal. Knitjhts Landing this evening, begin 1 )Vn one of Joseph Conrad ihig aing at 8 o'clock. Pan Sherman S. miuu es to the Buy From This ci een lor the lnvt i 1 rtant production, am: bridge on the Garden Ingu (Aspidistra) Pyracanfha Gocc in Miss Lottie White, best bio plant (Begonia).

Mrs. Lena LVerL best Rush 'Divine, pastor of the Westminster time call your attention larger number i( Purity Advert liie ra. lf introduces a new film charmer by I closed since i eus, Prusbyterian church at Sacramento I "II Ki on an educational tonic. at SACRAMENTO Capt. Finer I unJ nbei Vug.

Sva di military av.ator. wh; A tame into world prominence in tl end LhriiMng ..1 Gen. Lmbeit. No bile and Ids iew from an ice fl the Aictic. is heie today.

than most Lily Damita who seems was opened ag.u.i c. I The entertainment arranged by the fated to becor one of the best known new pier was puuco ua Ivwood before she has' of the span. finished her career. school eliildien and teachers is ex ptcted to prove particularly interest ing. The student bodies of Grafton Friday and Saturday FRESNO.

Add to the jo facts; the other fact that Samuel Goldwyn is the jjcodtice payment averag.ag cent a pound on the one vari Robbins, Knights and Sutter school: r(. cri eincrai in on. ir.g he en the ni'ture was Butter per pound 44c Mrs. T. G.

Bughe. best ctv flower (Ranunculus) Mrs. Thomas Arens, best ety (Columbines), Wygelia. Miss Alice Comfort, best ctv (snapdragon) Genista. Mrs.

A. Jackson, best oi (snapdragon). Pink Locust Mrs. K. StadtmnlltT.

be flowers, primrose. Mrs. Sam White, be. in classifications of grade A fruit ihr. neach crop v.

a mailed i Brenon, of i. iriety tertainment. A ci.idi.il welcome is extended ti 'the entire public. Rclre. 'hrnents an ie served Gy the Masonic lodge gbts Landing.

fhr SUGAR LAST TIMES TONIGHT ers, butterfly plant. Mrs. George Vaughn, best mixed today to members of the Californ a 1 Peach and Fig Growers. i SACP. AM ENTO Move than 1000 I Knights of Columbus from Northern California will gather hej May a to attend the northern district council's initiatory ceremony for a class of lot) candidates.

Pure Cane Limit 10 pounds Sorrel and Son" fame, and you ha' the reasons why the audience so enthusiastic over "The Rescue." Almost everyone knows the sto; of "The Rescue," which was t'onrai own favorite among all his novo Cohnan is given the role of the En lish trader and freebooter in the seas, enmeshed in a web of native i trigue, and torn between Ids oblig tions to his native friends and love for another Englishman's wit flowers, begonia. Carden Flow FALLS CLAIM 1 ilrs A. F. Binde. columbines, won IIP No.

2 Can 18c 3 Cans 49c York State Country Gentleman frjm the cob flavor NINE VICTIMS choice iris. Mrs. Lena Ewert, pansie Burt Olney Urand. Hen Anemone Japonica. H.

Henigan, sweet peas, won Del BAKEHSF1E1.D W. P. Agi ew, Bakersfield machinist, has invented a ilnian never appeared to better a phinium. .0. I 1 i fvnnnlMllftor nf if ir il hi OP that tUmS OIK RICE 4 lbs.

25c Mrs. Charles Eddy, red tulips, won, Genista. 1 lo lnve h.v"o;.r,cd by the mad tne bi jr and he noodles at the late of twenty miL's nuten '1 Tl'A noodles a lfdnute. fry this long grain fancy grade rice oftener. Mrs I ester Cranston, smnvbai wau rs mat over tne or.iiK oi tne every change in cne won choice iris.

Ameri an Palis, nine persons lost tialities of the role with in I ssav FRANCISCO Four building. I Lily Damita. Parisienne and blonde, i ere destroyed in a spectacular firj renortod i r. whole narayrauh bv her of r.nhlon GnlP nod OcLavia street. RNo.

10 Bag 49c 49 Lb. Bag $1.89 Red P.oe Brand ally called out the efforts of the en self. Not only is her beauty quite (lis thal urtled Mrs. Helen Clark, anemones, von i then widow's tears. Boy Scouts Pl'; Owen iliddieson, best basket mixed to ha flowers, 1.

Leland Taylor, best basket one vari on th ei know the Fall: bordering tier! from that of aire other film act Iti iv San Kumc.sco Fire Department. blink of the cataract eommonh as Suicide Point. The hutei Margarine3 Lbg Charles Koecker, best basket one the nearest spot to the Falls pedes rians are permitted to go. a vein oi railiiig being the only oh SACRAMSNTO More than 500 motorists weic stopped and some 150 of them to appear in court in a big police raid on defective lights at twenty fourth and streets. Fancy Nut Brand ress on the American screen, but her acting, always giving the impression of tremendous reserves of emotion underneath her movements and expressions, is of an entirely new kind, so far as this country is concerned.

Duke Kahanamoku, the famous swimmer. Laska Winters and Philip Strange also contribute excellent rhav Honorable Mention for exhibits stacle placed there to safeguard Honorable menti TUNA Small Can 2 Large Cans All Lifvht Mest The romance of a wanderer of the Seven eas. Daily Thought i of i or falls short iculars. II return in lit faepk JlllY DAMITA 1 he heme; Kit Carsons Take were as follows: Mrs. Thelma Grant (Yellow Tulip).

Mrs. Lena Ewert (Coral Bells). Mrs. Frank Eddy (Corn Flower). Mrs.

P. N. Ashley (Iris). Miss Esther Guthrie (Sweet drs. Oscar Fisher (Delphinium).

Mrs. T. 0. Arcns (Tulips). Mrs.

G. S. Vaughn (Columbine). There were 37 plants given as r.rizes and three cash prizes. The committee for the club 1 the charei' Ma: HERBERT BREHOH is virtually impossible to leap over the railing directly into the cataract, and those with suicidal tendencies must first hurl themselves in the rushing N'aga liver and be carried over the brink.

Witnesses to suicides have said that in most cases the victims apparently regret the step taken after leaping into the river and fight unavailingly to regain shore. The speed of the river as if reaches the cataract, wit In Peter Garrette One new member was admitted to Kit Carson Pioneer club Thursday ev ening. He was Peter Garrette. The everdng was spent in test passing. I It was reported that the scheduled Captivating! Compelling! Colorful! HOTEL HACIENDA f80 O'Farrell Street San Francis' California RATES SI 130 per day up ith detached bath l.fifi per day up with private bath Always parking space; no limit on block E.

K. COWLES. Prop. was Mrs. Fred R.

Ogden, chaii and Mrs. Mollie Gray. nesses said, in every case proves too 1 strong and the person is swept over I i I the Falls while those on shore are NEW COLLEGIAN COMEDY MGM NEWS iall game with Orovillo would be LeslieShakerSALT3Cartons20c Main or iodized. You use but little salt let, that little be the best. Matches 10 Penny Boxes 5c Sta Lit.

Jti handy hoxesLJJiRValuc PEAS 3Tall Cans 33c Royal ReBjrand, Jendcr Utah Peas COFiFEE PerPound49c Tomatoes2No.2V2Cans25c Yoseniite Brand Tomatoes are scarce and higher in price. Huy now NamcoBabyCLAMS2Cans27c Veteran guides at the Falls are of postponed beoausc many of the boys the belief that a number of persons: are now busy with hand work, and who have plunged to their death were will be occupied on the day set aside victims of the magnetism of the rush for the contest, ing torrents. With the coming of Falls High Mountain Peaks and reservation authorities have indi Everest, Gmlwin Austen, Kinchin cafed they will place a larger force on Ji'W J' BISHOP TO SPEAK Bishop William Hall Moreland will be in Woodland next Sunday morning to speak at the 11 o'clock services at St. Luke's Episcopal church in connection with the confirmation of a lnrc dass. Tmo Much to Believe Uar WiiliaiM Dh num.

"ing ril lr (11 (IN K'i wlial ms 11 FREE! GET LUCKY FREE! 7 Tube All Electric Atwater Kent Radio Set will bfi Ki'vcn away Apr. SO at National Theatre KELLY'S COUNTRY STORE Also 100 ether gifts anil a Men's Beauty Contest and Ladies' Athletic Contest. Don't miss this Super Show! Immense Dry Dock I.hh iiiil. Old WorlJ Way. "Whnl picM'tus the London lml ness man litis ins ep tu'ler nsks doctor.

Too fretuwiilly it Ii the tirrlv.il of the afternoon lea. London Opinion. long mid 170 feel Read the 'Democrat' Classified Ads wei'JiuK Works. apCtf Din at Del Mar 50c..