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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-09-28
BRIEF MENTION

Lunch boxes ut the Dcal--ii,
10, and % cents, rs
J. W. iiawxhurst. the butcher, has
moved his shop and Is now located
In the Noel building.
FAMILY SEWING. by the day. Good
filter. Address Miss Weisc. General
Delivery. City. ?i-6t
WIN q. Steel arrived In the city
Saturday from Portland and Med.
ford.
T.. ". Muller carries tho largest
stock OF Edison Photographs and
gold moulded records In klamath
county. 7.Siu
VIM. Jcnnison, who FOR the last
two years has resided near Rucna
Vista landing. has moved into town.
Sewing machines for rent by day.
week. or month. AZ Mulicrs. Phone
sGi.
Chas. rattcc Is In the city from 10
nansa today.
FOR SALE--ilousc furnishings and
farm Implements, cheap. at the Bird
Loosely place near mouth Of tunnel
IL 2wks.
T u. Wilkcrson is IN III" city from
his l.angcll Valley ranch,
For general house cleaning and
chimney sweeping call on Webb n
Mongoid. Phone 203.
Mr.. Michael. the present tenant of
the Weed place above town. has u
fine crop Of potatoes. The frost has
not touched them.
Cleaning and pressing ut tho Pant
atorium. We call for and deliver
YOUR clothes. Phone i7j. .
BORN--This morning. To Mr.. and
Mrs. J. VI, Gardner. of Fall Creek, u
son. Mrs. Gardner Is u sister Of Mrs
Geo. Il. Iiurn OF this city.
GIRL WANTED for general house
keeping. Apply ut Hcitkcmper's
Jcwclry Store. II
Harry Boudinot. who has been the
bookkceper for Contractor W. II.
Mason. has gone To Portland for
short visit.
You will save money by buying
sewing machines and ail Of your sew
Ing machine supplies at Muilers. cor.
ncr Main and 9Th streets. 7.3lu
J. a. Martin and wife returned
from Salem Saturday evening.
FOR NT--IIousekeeping and Of !
icc rooms In the Worden Blk. The
rooms have been newly kaisomined. !
Enquire at Stills Company Store. 2l .
q. licitkemper. Jr.. returned Sat.
urday evening from San Francisco. /
He was accompanied by Mrs. Geo /
o. Brandcnburg. who will spend the 7.
winter here with her husband. /
Come to the Pantatorium for your
Fall and Winter Suits. 1000 sam .
pies Ia select from. 3
4. u. Stahlman and wife came up
from Doris last evening for a few .
days visit. Mr. Stahlman says that .
l6rris Is still growing and that new .
are going up every day.
WOOD SAVING q speciality. All .
orders will receive prompt attention. {
J. l.. Fielder. J30tf
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-09-28

FOR SALE---Shot Gun 6'gnnR'
Winchester. Cali ut Van Ripper" "r"'
cory.
E. 4. Wilson. who had his throSh'
inv outilt burned some time ago, mas
received a now machine and com
mcnccd thrrshing ThuradaN On the
Altnmont ranch,
Wul I,uy Timl~r--l hnN" sn''i'
money to invest IN timber clnimS, u
the price IL right. l., JACOBS, k'hm'
a., r,us gStt
A marriage license was issued to-
day to John u Rurk aud Anna v
Harrison.
CARRAGE--Jim straw wants I"
close out what cabbage hc has ANA
viii for u few days s"ll them NJ '"
hundred pounds. IN hundred pound
lots. Telephone 1928. Residence West
and hr,dr, .G.Gt
Mrs T.. u. Rcamcs has returned
from u tour of the state during which
she has been Visiting tn" Eastern
Star lodges.
There arc some tine tin bread rails
.rs ,,r,r p,nl ~
A suit was filed In tn" circuit
Court today by Millic Garrison W
Oscar +. North. for recovery of mon
cy. Harris \ Irwin are III" attorneys
for III. piaintin
FOR SALE Household goods. fuf.
ni,urc. "tc. Must be- sold by tn" first
~ n. month Enquire ut the iIrfald
Office. g2it
Mrs. Frank Mott has Just finished
painting her cottage out In th" hichn
addition Some of our painters would
do we'll To pattern after her work ~
Il IL neatly done.
Furnished rooms Z" lett. ".
White. n-i3tf
The contract for the excavation
work ON the now Crislcr 4 Stilts meat
markc, and cold sturag" plant, has
been let and work was commenced
this morning.
Tell your scwiag machine troubles
to r. W. Muller. Phone :jt.
An automobile" party from Lake
view. consisting OF Gcorg. ilankins
and sister. Mrs. II VI Cobb. aud so
Cr.sslcr and wife. arrived here sat
urday evening. They spent SUNDAY
10 the city and left today for Crater
Lake.
4. l.. Roy and wife arrived In the
city last night In Packard touring
ear. They are on a tour from Seattle
to San Francisco and came by way ~
The Dallcs and Shaniko, They ~.
pcct To 90 by way ~ Alturas an the
way south.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-09-28
PASTURE FOR RENT.

will pasture horses ut my place
two and half miles south OF town.
for any length OF time at rcasonabl"
prices. For terms apply to.
2s-Gt u. Is. WAKEFIELD.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-09-28
AUCTION SALE.

will sell at public auction nt the
old Miller ranch. ~ miles tthcas,
OF klamath Falls. on W. siay.
September 80. several good "'ging
and saddle ponies. farm Inn ,.r.nts
wagons, stoves. beds. .furnitur, use.
hold goods and hundreds OF ..iic!c,
too numerous to mention. Mos,
anything you need on n ranc,..
Sale commences at 10 q. ~.
IS II. v. MITCHELL.
The Marshall republican., 1908-03-06
Our Peruna Tablet
Is Peruna With
Fluid Removed.

catarrh Of the mucous surfaces of the mouth. folieular pharyngits tcstanh
Of the pharynx.. chronic coryza catarrh Of the head. This wri:er claslel
hydrashs az a stomachc tonic useful in atomic dyspepsia chronic gastTi
cataTh. catarrh Of the duodenum. catarrh Of the gall duct catarrh Of { {
inteshnes. catarh Of the kidneys ,chronic Brights disease, catarh Of tn
bladder. and catarrb Of other pelvic organs
RARTH0L0W REGARDS C0PAIBA as an excellent remedy for chroni'
catarrh Of the bladder. chronic bronchitis tcatarrh Of the bronchial tubes
BARTHOL0W STATES THAT CUBEB an ingredient of Peruha pro
notes the appetite and digestion. increases the circulation Of the blood. Use
FL In chronic nasal catarrh. follcu!ar pharyngits tcatarrh OF the Pharyn,
increasing the tonnity Of the mucous membranes Of the throat II also
Levcs hoarseness Useful in atomic dsi epsia catarrh Of the stomach. and
chronic eatarrh ofthe colon and rectum. catarh OF the bladder prostatorrhea
aud chronic bronchial affections
MILLSPAUGH, MEDICINAL PLANTS. one Of The most AUTHORITATIVE
works on medicinal herbs in the English language. in commenting up,
CoLLINS0NIA CANADENSIS, says that ii acts on TIE pneumogsstric az
vase motor nerves. 1t increases the secretions Of the mucous membranes >
general In the mountains Of Virginia, Kentucky. Tennessee and caroLl
oolinsonia cansdensis il considered a panacea for many disorde s. includi
headache. collie. cramp. dropy and Indigestion DR. scUrDER regards
highly as q remedy in chronic diseases or the lungs. heart disease and a1hn
These citations ought to be sufficient 20 snow TO Any candid mind that
runa IL a catarrh remedy. Surely such herbal remedies. that command q
enthusiastic confidence Of the hie hest authorities ob;siaaS.e brought togethe
in proper combination, Ought make a sa,arrh remedy ofthe highest efacac.
This II our claim. and we ar able % subsanrats tbs claim BY am +
quotations from the HIGHEST NED, al Az EnRTTIYs IN t.. TCsT.
The Marshall republican., 1908-03-06
Items

Rev. ". NJ. Bell, of Miami
is reported seriously i'll.
Wanted Millinery appren.
tice at Mrs. +. NJ. Chaffee's.
J. +. Burroughs moved I,
Texas Tuesday, his home ia
future.
Peter Bender came up from.
Little Rock Tuesday on pro-
bate business.
County Court was in session
this week and has adjourned.
Proceedings next week.
a. NJ. Keller is buying
goods in Chicago for the New
York Racket this week.
Mrs. u. n. Heifner and
Miss Eliza Altes left yester.
day for Hereford, Texas. ON d
visit
Mrs. Ca. German of Malta
Bend visited Mrs. Belle Payne
aud daughter, MISS MIRA ov, =
Sunday.
Mrs. j. b. Martin and
daughter, Miss Sarah, wen,
I" 1T. Louis Tuesday on a Wis
il to relatives.
Cha,. Petty went TO Kan.
So City yesterday u attend
the Western Ice Ma .ufac
turers convention.
Ed. Miller, of Arrow Rock,
WAS Wednesday reported
critically Ill with hut little
hope tor his recovery.
j. II. Thomas went to S
Lnis Tuesday to consult ii
specialist, as bis hearing has
BEEN defective of late.
Adolph Scholz,of near Little
Rock, Wednesday took back
span or mules,
bought of Con way & Son.
F. M. Hutson, VIM. ThOmp
son and j. G. Hayes, of nea,
Shackleford, went To Kansas
City Wednesday TO buy stock.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. l. Barron
OF north of town, were her.
Friday and took out a monu'
ment with them for theil
child's grave.
!. F. Miller, of st. Louis
wds the guest OF his daughter
Mrs. e. NJ. Chaffee Friday
H@ was ON his return home
fr$m Wichita, Kansas.
Misses Maggie and LOUISE
Haas were up from Slater Fri
.dn visiting Miss Myrtle
DElviss daughter Of ". B. Davis
y reported quite sick.
The Marshall republican., 1908-03-06
PERUNA O NO. 2.

Dr.. Hartman has claimed for many year, that - D an EXCELLENT
CATAR1H Rx1nDY. sons Of the doctor @ia0 ~ Oputd the doctors
claim ~ to the s0osg Of Psruna.
al authorities ~ Conserving the remedies Of W. Erlna = composed!
TAKE, for Instance. IL ingredient HYDaAsfn CAhADEESlS oA
GOLDEN SKAL4 The United States Dispensatoy NY Of this herbal remedy,
that it II largely employed n u treatment Of dspravsd mucsas membranes
chronic rhinits nasal catanA. atomic dyspepsia tcatarrh Of the stomaehs
chronic intestinal caArrh, catarrhal jaundice Uatarrh Of the LIVER. and In
diseased mucous membrane Of Tie pelvic organs It is also recommended for
the treatment of various forms Of diseases peculiar TO women.
Another ingredient Of Psruna, c0RYDALIs FoRMosA,. is cla~sd in the
United States Dnpensato1 ass tome
CEDRON SEEDS IL another ingredient of Peruna an excellent drug that
has been very largely overlooked BY the medical profession for the past fhy
years THE SEEDS ARE 10 BE FOUND IN VERY FEW DRUG STORES
The United States Dnpensatory says of the action Of cedrcn that IT is used us
\ bitter tonic and In the treatment Of dysentery, and in intermittent diseases
asa SUBSTITUTE FOR oUIH1NE.
OIL OF CoPAIBA, another ingredient Of Peruna is clas@d by the United
States Dispensatory as q mild simulant aud diuretic II acts o IN the stomach
and intestinal tract 1t acts a. q stimGhnt on the geni;ournary membranes.
The Marshall republican., 1908-03-06

Houstonia the past twelve
years has moved this week
tn HuRhesville, where he has
srde'e ed the Republ can sent.
W. II. Meyer, one of Black
burns prosperous farmers,
was down Friday and called
tn order the Republican and
Globe Democrat for his two
newly married sons, Robert
and william. He is starting
them out right.
Among those who ordered
the Republican or renewed
the past week are:
n Krumsick ...... .Shacklefork
Will Oster .......s .........M arenell
"Mtke Keller. .......... ...m orenetI
ERNEST Hawkins. ........ Marshall
The Marshall republican., 1908-03-06

Mayor J.J. Smith, of Sweet
Springs who has been in Gold.
fields, Nevada, the past sew.
|eral months managing the
"Old Mlzzn'' gold mine was
'in Marshall Saturday on legal
Business. He says he is
pleased with the mines bust.
ness and prospects.
The Marshall republican., 1908-03-06
MARRIAGE LICENSES
Election Statement.

Editor of Republican:
again ask space in your
piper for the purpose ~ max
ing a statement. / stated in
your last issue that trickery
AID illegal voting was allowed
by the judges at the late cleo
ton for local option. | want
to state that | had no refer.
ence to Elmword precinct.
Joseph Baldus.
The Marshall republican., 1908-03-06

Miss Jennie Miller, of St.
Louis, will have charge of
Mrs. +. NJ. Chaffee's millin.
cry saleroom this season, while
Mrs. Chaifee will manage the
trimming room.
G. G.. Barnds, manager Of
the Marshall branch of the
Lacrosse Lumber Co., has
several boxes of 6ne cigars
for his friends-a 10 10. boy
Monday, the reason.
Louis Leimkuhler and G. G.
Davis were here from Harde.
man Wednesday 10 meet Aug.
Leimkuhler and Ben Schrei
man of Alma who came ON "a
visit tO Mr.. Leimkuhler.
Lex Humble, a former Mar
shall printer, was here Tues
day but his friends failed TO
recognize him as he has be-.
come IA telegraph operator AID
looks fat aud prosperous!
Newton Il Leonard, the real
estate men, have dissolved
partnership. Mr.. Newton
will continue the Old business
waIie Mr.. Leonard will devote
nls time To the sale of Texas
land.
Born, tn Mr.. aud Mrs.A.H
Orr on Feb. rs, "a II pound
boy, the babe died after rving
only a few minutes. Mrs.
Orr who was AT one time very
SICK is much better and is now
getting along nicely.
There was a big dance at
Will Os.er's southwest OF
town Monday night. There
we're ABOUT 10 persons pres.
|ent. Music was furnished by
Louis Hudson, Cbas. Wood
and Dick Mumford. Deli.
clous refreshments were also
served.
Mrs. &c. Thompson Sat
urday afternoon entertained
the members of the Lsllagr res
sa club at her new home on
East Arrow. There we're a
Large number present, who
INDUCED in finch playing as
their principal pastime. Re.
freshments were served.
A large number of local
items are crowded out this
week owing to a rush of ad-
vertising yesterday. We will
give some of it next week.
Several obituaries, weddings.
and parties were also crowd
ed out. We ask induigence|
this time.
The Marshall republican., 1908-03-06
First insertion Jan 81

First insertion Jan 81
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.
Notice IL hereby given to all creditors and
others interested In the estate of J~ohsnnab
Kent. deceased. that ]. James W. Kent, ad-
ministrator Of said estate. Intend to make
Final settlement thereof at the next term
of the Probate Court OF saline County, to Be
holden ut the court house In said County On
the first Monday OF March lpos.
JAMES W. KENT. Adms.
The Marshall republican., 1908-03-06

j. A. Keyton and T. d. EN-
Dry were here from Harde.
man on business Wednesday.
Mr.. keyton called in TO order
the Republican.
j. G. Flike, now at Pitts
vile, Mo-, has our thanks for
renewal Friday.
A. A. Silvey, q resident Of
The Newtown bee., 1908-08-21

Last week Wednesday, August 1, Mrs George B. Beers, while at Happy Days Cottage, Fairfield Beach, very pleasantly celebrated her birthday an- niverasry. During the afternoon and evening a number of her ,Newtown friends, who were at the Beach, called to wish her many happy returns of the day and she received number of pret- ty and useful presents. In the even- ing a social dance was enjoyed on the veranda of the Bellson cottage which was nearby, George B. Beers furnish ing the music on his violin. The oc- casion proved very enjoyable one for all and will long remain in the memory of all who were there. Several from the other nearby cottages enjoyed the evening dance.
The Newtown bee., 1908-08-21

The camp of the N. H. S. boys on
 the Housatonic was broken on last
 Monday, after a very enjoyable week s outing. Many friends of the campers visited them during the week which added to boating, fishing, bathing and excursions over the surrounding hills made the life under canvas complete. Some of the boys are looking forward to similar outing next summer when the camp will be much larger than it was this year. The members of the camp were Curtis E. Cook. John Hou l. than, Benjamin Smith, Phillips Morris, Percy Platt, Michael Blake and Hor- ace Smith. Among the visitors were Mir and Mrs Hayes, Mrs Gordon, Dr Ross Jewell, Levi c. Morris, A. I. Nettleton, Theodore Bishop, c. B. Glover. Misses Eleanore Cavanaugh, Marguerite Cavanaugh. Doretta Cord on, Gussie Campbell, Lena Blake, Nora Blake, Mary Farrell, Catherine Farrell, Eleanore Northrop, Theresa Weiss, Messrs Daniel Honan, Thomas Donohue, Herman Tiemann, Crossley Wallace, William Glover and George Hayes. ..-
The Newtown bee., 1908-08-21
HoWLAND's

There only one good reason why you should trade at this sore Your desire to get most of value for your money
 The Howand store is essentially store where value for price above the average The store brides itself on never giving less than 100 cents in value for every dollar that comes over its counters usually gives more than that; adds something for good measure, so to speak
 Because it has done business in that way this store has won reputation and built upa business That reputation is worth much as the business. It what makes the bus ness It is the reputation of being good store to trade a The Rowland store is counted store where every per- son may count on square" dea as store where every article is exactly represented as store where your mon ey is given back quickly and smiling when thing does not suit after you have got home with it.
 Many folks count such store as good place to trade So many of them do it, that the Rowland store has been com peed to enlarge its space. Anew building approach ing completion That building will more than double 'the stores area. will be ready we expect about October first And want you as you read s to begin plan to come andsee this new store. When it ready we shall tell you of and give you another invitation. But begin to plan now.
The Newtown bee., 1908-08-21
POPULAR EXCURSION TO SAVIN
 ROCK.
LAST OF THE SEASON.

The last popular excursion of the season to Savin Rock, Connecticut's leading summer resort, is announced for Wednesday, August 26, under the direction of the N. Y. N. H. & H. R. R. Co. Train leaves Newtown at SOP a. m., due New Haven 8.55 a. m., where transfer is made to electric cars for the Rock. Round trip rate only 75c. Savin Rock is a charming spot for a days outing and even those who are most indifferent to Natures charms cannot look upon its picturesque scen- cry without a feeling of delight. h. deed its fame extends throughout the eastern states as one of the most fav- ored watering places to be found upon the coast. Its multiplicity of amuse- ments, famous shore dinners, boating, sea bathing and other marine features combined with the attractions of the White City make Savin Rock this seas- on more popular than ever.
The Newtown bee., 1908-08-21

Mrs Glover, Mrs Beecher and Miss Daniels have placed a handsome mirror in the reading room of the Newtown library for the convenience of the la dies at the various entertainments. The mirror has been paid for with part of the proceeds of the Rose whist, giv- en in June, and contributions from the following ladies: Mrs Hayes, Miss Skidmore, Miss Mary Blackman, Mrs Glover, Mrs Beecher and Miss Daniels, and not from the treasury of the La- dies Whist club, as has been intima- ted.
The Newtown bee., 1908-08-21

fence completed we will know where [ to look for mutton.
 William Meigher spent the past week in Torrington.
 Jerome Wedge of Torrington is spending several weeks with his daugh- ter, Mrs H. S. Tanner.
 Herbert Tanner has fine span of mules purchased at Jersey City. He with James Perkins are now in Sharon threshing oats. =
 At present all the houses that 'are open for boarders are full of guests.
The Newtown bee., 1908-08-21
A LEADING CARRIAGE MAKERS
 OPINION,
Toledo, O., July 20, 1908.

Toledo, O., July 2O, l90S. The Holsman Automobile Co.,,
 Chicago, Ill.
 Gentlemen: The writer and Mrs Dosson have now driven our No. g over HOO miles and to say that its actions are simply perfection does not, we think, exaggerate in the least-the car has never given us one single minutes trouble. While any man will have a little trouble, perhaps, to start with, in fact, unless he is sensible man and follows the book furnished with the machine, he may have lots of it, but when he learns that you have made this machine to run and be of actual service and not as a joke or plaything, it will be with him the same as it is with the writer-he will honestly say from the bottom of his heart that the Holsman is by far and away the best automobile made on this continent, barring none. That is exactly the way we feel about it. We have now driven a Holsman machine of the different types more than 1000 miles and while, as you we'll know, we had to learn, for the last 1000 or 1900 miles it has been a great pleasure to us. The roads we have gone over have been sometimes good, but never in one single instance have we stopped for any kind of roads, good or bad, and never once have we failed to go through. We have not in the last 1000 miles run low gear to exceed five miles all told. This low gear on the Holsman is all nonsense. except in emergencies. We have gone through sand that horse had to pull like sixty to get a light buggy through and have made it on high gear. We can average 20 miles an hour every day in the year with a Holsman. As far as repairs go, they are simply not worth men, tioning. We burned out few bear ings for want of oil to start with, but during our last 5000 miles we have not spent single cent for repairs. Last fall became dissatisfied with the Holsman prices and decided to buy some of the lower priced machines. l visited five separate factories building so-called high-wheeled machines and 1 did not find a single instance where they interested me at all. l can truth fully say there is only one high wheel machine and l shall always drive the very best-a Holsman. The wealth fest people in our city are now becom- ing convinced that the Holsman is the best, was the best, and will continue 10 be the best American-made auto i mobile. Your company knows the writer well enough to know that we are not fatterers and mean what we say and also being owners of the argest retail carriage house in the state of Ohio, does not deter us from giving credit where credit is due. You deserve credit for the modern and sue ,essful invention you have given the American people.
 Yours very truly,
 James 5. DossOn.
 Proprietor The Dosson Carriage Go. Get James J. Kirwin of 163 John treet, Bridgeport, to explain and give 7ou a ride in the Holsman. He is Igent for Connecticut.
The Newtown bee., 1908-08-21

The members of Pootatuck Grange and friends will have basket picnic at Lakeside, Taunton, on Friday, Au- gust 2l, at Il a. m. If a few members will bring little sweet corn it is pro- posed to treat to corn roast. The committee of arrangements consists of J. J. Northrop, George McArthur and Mrs L. A. Glover.
The Newtown bee., 1908-08-21

Between the Acts," which will be presented by Dr Jewell and N. H. s. Alumni on Saturday evening bids fair to be one of the most enjoyable enter tainments of the year. The play is given for the benefit of N. H. s. Alumni, who are working their way through college and is worthy the sup port of all.
The Newtown bee., 1908-08-21

w. H. Wakelee, now in the employ of G. F. Taylor as chauffeur, has opened a garage at Sandy Hook. MT Wakelee has been urged to do this by local automobilists and has been prom ised their support. MT Wakelee comes highly recommended and knows the business thoroughly. He will carry gasoline and oils in stock.
The Newtown bee., 1908-08-21

William Ryan, who lived near Bots ford Depot and was section boss on the railroad there, has been transferred to the Danbury division and began his work there last Monday. He will soon move his family. John Aheran takes Mir Ryan's place on the Botsford sect inn.
The Newtown bee., 1908-08-21

Rev MT Pickett and family returned, the first of the week, from a two weeks stay at the shore.
 A. B. Camp has returned from weeks visit with his sister at Skin ner's Eddy, Pa.
 J. E. Andregg isl employing all the able bodied men around the Center on the cellar and stone work for the new house to be erected by Augustus Sack ett.
 James Reed was in Litchfeld last Thursday looking at large flock of sheep. When MT Reed has his fine new
The Newtown bee., 1908-08-21

Mir and Mrs A. D. Fairchild and children and Mir and Mrs Ernest Wilson and children went to Stepney, Thurs day, to help celebrate the birthday of Albert w. Fairchild.
The Newtown bee., 1908-08-21

Bishop F. F. Johnson, who has been spending several weeks abroad, arrived in New York, last Monday, and will spend this week here with his parents, MT and Mrs E. L.. Johnson, before go- ing to his work in South Dakota.
The Newtown bee., 1908-08-21

A number of the friends and neigh bors gathered at MT and Mir Marshall Wipton's. last week Thursday evening, and enjoyed a clam and corn roast. A fine time was had by all.
The Newtown bee., 1908-08-21

Mrs Howard Bassett of Sandy Hook is spending few days with her father, Charles Winton. in Huntingtown, and is now gaining nicely.
The Newtown bee., 1908-08-21

Old popular airs and college songs will be sung during the intermissions at Between the Acts" on Saturday evening. Be sure to be there to hear them.