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Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1915-02-10
COSMOS TEAM WINS AND LOSES.
Defeat st. Cloud EIks Team Here Last
Friday Evening, and Lose to Nor
ris Saturday.

The Cosmos basket ball team
played two games the last week, win
ming from the St. Cloud Elks on Fri
day evening, on the local floor, by a
score of 80 to IA. This game was a
dandy, and despite the big score it
was not walkaway, until the latter
part Of the game, when the superior
condition and team play Of the locals
gave them commanding lead The
first half ended with the locals on the
long end Of Is to 8 score, after a
hard fight.
The Cosmos team showed lots of
improvement over their work of the
previous week, and the game was
free from any unnecessary roughness,
altho it was hardfought at all times.
The locals scored first, Buck John
son counting with a basket from the
field, and the same man followed soon
after with another field basket, from
near the center of the floor. In this
half Nordstrom scored four field and
one foul basket and McEnroe shot
one from the field. For St. Cloud,
Chisholm and Murphy, who relieved
Swanson, counted one each from the
field, as did Carew at center, and
Swanson and Murphy each shot a
foul In the second period St. Cloud
secured just three field baskets, while
Nordstrom counted five times, Nc
Enroe and Buck each three, for the
Cosmos. Every man on the winning
team got in the game in good style,
and did his share towards winning the
game.
There was noticeable absence of
wrangling over decisions by the ref
cree, the officiating being done by j.
| E. Morris, of Alexandria,, who was
here with the Alex debaters, enroute
to Granite Falls, and his work was
excellent in every respect. The
score
| Cosmos st. Cloud
Nordstrom .......F....... Chisholm
McEnrOe F.. Swanson
Johnson ........C. .......... Carew
NOrling .........G..... Alden
Larson .........G. McGenty
Subs-Murphy for Swanson. Bias
kets-Nordstrom CO.,; Johnson (5);
McEnroe az; Murphy (2); Carew
(2); Chisholm. Fouls-Nordstrom:
out of four. McEnroe 0 out of 1
Swanson 1 out Of 2. Murphy 1 out
of 3. Referee-Morris of Alexandria
Morris Is, Cosmos 10.
The Cosmos team lost their first
game of the year at Morris last Sat
urday evening, by score Of Is tt
10. The team was somewhat weak
ened by the absence of Nordstrom
but under the circumstances they
did remarkably we'll to hold the fas
Morris team to as close score a:
they did. The boys aren't saying {
whole lot about the game, but of ont
thing they are certain, and that Il
that on the evening of February 22nd
when Morris plays return game herr
some one is going to get an unmercl
J full walloping.
Buck Johnson's great work KEEP
} the locals in the game, the create
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1915-02-10

Baskets McEnroe (2); Johnson
(2); Larson. Berg (4); Torrey (3);
Stenger (2). Fouls-Johnson 9 out of
Is. Berg out of 16.
The Washington herald., 1915-12-10
Gift Candies
in Boxes

A number Of candies that we
have procured for holiday shop
pcrs-fresh and pure candies
every piece delicious.
5-lb. box Chocolates. Bon
Bons, and Conserved Fruits;
packed expressly for us; $3.50
box.
5-lb. box All Chocolates,
strictly fresh and pure; $1.as
box.
Fancy Factory Packed Gift
Boxes. in extensive variety and
a number Of sizes from Alb. to
5 lbs. each. Priced from ase to
$a.oo box.
Stacy's Assorted Chocolates
and on-Bons, in attractive hol-
iday box. Priced at soc.
The Washington herald., 1915-12-10
The Canned Foods it is
Well to Haze on Hand.

Run-o-Pod Grand Peas, pre-
pared with spring water; 15c cnn;
St.65 dozen cans.
Bridal Brand String Beans. pre-
pared and packed in most sani-
tary manner: $50 dozen cans.
Van Camps Baked Beans. with
rich tomato sauce.
Small size. 3 cans for 25c.
Medium size, cans for 25c.
Large size. 3 cans for j0c.
CRmpbelrs Concentrated Soups
these delicious soups are well
known by modern housewives;
the rich Tlayors have been excel
ientIy preserved; they merit a
place upon your menus. In all
varieties.
4I.O0 dOsen cnns.
The Washington herald., 1915-12-10

Colonial Brand Fancy Maine
Corn. packed expressly for US:
S1.65 dOsen cans.
Valley Farm brand hand packed
Tomatoes: $1.1O dosen cans.
YubR Brand California Lemon
Cling Peaches, canned with the
retention of the natural peach
flavor.
Specially priced. 3 cans for bOc.
Del Monte brand Asparagus
Tips: an extra tender and we'll
Favored grass, suitable for salad
or vinagrette.
25c can. &2.S5 dozen,
Savoy brand Asparagus Tips;
medium sized: tender and deli
cious In flavor
zoe can. R4.1O dOxen,
The Washington herald., 1915-12-10
A Hint AS to
the Variety.

Chocolates, hard candies, car
amels, nut candies and all Of the
other candies.
Assorted Chocolates. includ-
ing nut, cream and fruit filings;
6oc lb.
Genuine Imported Austrian
Hard Candies. with delicious
Favored centers; CSC lb.
Gum Drops and Oriental Jel-
Iy Paste, Creamed Almonds,
Peach Blossoms, and Orange
Gems; ase lb.
Bryn Mawr Liquid Center
Chocolates; a value which reg
ularly would be priced at Doc;
4se ID.
Assorted Plain Wrapped Car.
amels, 4oc lb.
Hard Candies, with filled CEN
ters; 4oc lb.
Hard Candies, with soft CEN
ter filings; asc lb.
Buttercups in assorted fla
vors, with soft black walnut
centers; 4oc lb.
Assorted Chocola te and
Gums, in a variety of nearly
thirty different KINDS; 4oc lb.
Paragon Peanut Brittle, lib.
pkg. Isc.
Pecan and Peanut Brittle, l.
lb. pkg. asc.
The Washington herald., 1915-12-10
MarnaLades
and Jams

Mrs. Schaaf's Hampers Of
Jellies. Marmalades and Jams
purest ingredients and fresh
fruits have been used in the
making Of these fine jams. and
the unique hampers in which
they are packed make them a
most desirable Christmas gift.
Price, $l.3s Hamper.
Colonial Brand Pure Fruit and
Sugar Jams are absolutely pure
no artificial colorins or pre-
servative has been used and we
can commend them.
DC jar. $z.6s dozen jars.
The Washington herald., 1915-12-10
A Candy Novelty
That Will Delight
the Children

Children will be delighted
with a miniature Christmas tree
hung with gifts. These gifts are
tiny milk chocolate confections
wrapped in brightly colored
fancy tinsel papers. Phey are
in several sizes, priced at
ssc, soc, $3.50, S3.oo and $s.So
each.
There are any number OF 9TH
er attractive novelties combined
with milk chocolates, to please
the little tots.
Priced from roc to ase each.
The Washington herald., 1915-12-10
Our Holiday Box of
Candies at S1.OO

Large hve-pound boxes Of
candies, chocolates and fancy
candies Of various kinds, in
which our high standard OF for
mer years is we'll maintained.
They make splendid Christmas
gifts.
The Washington herald., 1915-12-10
ToPoultry
Rdisers and
Suburban
Customers
"Purina Foods
Are the Best for
Your Chickens

We have just added these
foods to our Pure Food stocks
because we believe them to be
the most satisfactory for your
chickens: they are carefully
prepared and very inexpensive
vel produce results so satisfac- d.
tory. that when once used no
others will please.
Purina Scratch Feed.
8l-3-lb. bag. 25c.
50-lb. bag. $l.2S.
l00-lb. bag. $2.35.
Purina Chicken Chowder.
8I-3lb. bag. 25c.
50-lb. bag. $1.4s.
I00lb. bag. $2.6S.
Alfalfa Meal.
25-lb. bag. SIC.
In quantities over Is lbs., &c ID.
Pigeon Feed.
Pound. &c.
100-lb. bag. $2.SS.
A Purina booklet. containing
many helpful suggestions will be
given or mailed to customers
upon request.
The Washington herald., 1915-12-10
Pickles and
ReEshes

Pin Money Homemade Sweet
Pickles. sherkins and mixed.
z0e, SOC and SOC jar.
Curtice Bros. Chill Sauce. like
the kind you would make in your
own home.
Large jar, zse.
Queen Olives. large size resu-
larly priced at 35e.
Special Pnce, 2Sc jar.
Fancy Stuffed Olives.
zse and Soc bottle.
Cross and Blackwells Chow
Chow.
2se and 40e jar.
Heinz India Relish.
zse jar.
The Washington herald., 1915-12-10
Sunday School
Candies

Sunday schools that will have
candies for the children at
Christmas time should make re-
quest for samples now. We
have prepared half.pound boxes
of good mixed candies in at
tractivc holly or plain white
boxes. and would be glad to
furnish samples to representa-
tives. Price, IIc box.
The Washington herald., 1915-12-10
Sugar..

Sugar.
Fine Cranulated Sugar. in
sanitary cloth sacks; suaran-
teed pure cane sugar. 25-lb.
sack. $1.S7.
Confectioners' and Pulverized
Sugar. &c ID.
The Washington herald., 1915-12-10
Select FreshFruits and Gift Baskets

We have a very large selee-
ton of the best fresh fruits that
can be obtained, and each day
finds our stocks more replete
with fruits for the Christmas
season.
The prices are very moderate.
Fresh and delicious Fruits,
daintily packed in an attractive
gift basket to your individual
order, arranged in a most entic-
ing manner. Very appropriate
and pretty presents for the sick
friend, hospital patient, or dear
old lady.
Baskets arc priced from 7se
to $500.
The Washington herald., 1915-12-10
Butter and
BakingPowder.

W. & L. Pure Baking Pow
der-a high-grade baking pow
der which we do not believe
can be surpassed.
la-lb. ean-l8c.
lib. can-35c.
First Quality Elgln Creamery
Butter: this quality and grade
of butter cannot be obtained
elsewhere in Washinston-it has
never been surpassed.
lb.-4Sc.
5-lb. lots-44e ID.
The Washington herald., 1915-12-10
W000war@ & q0Gbr0p
New York-WASEiNGTON-Pari.

The Choicest Fruits Vegetables Beverages, Teas Coe
Nuts-Good Things for Table, From the Most Staple
Articles 10 Elegant Deicacies.
We Offer As Good Values uat Freshness and Purity Condeed)
As Can Be Found Anywhere. uunzn.no
The Washington herald., 1915-12-10
Christmas Nuts
In Highest
Grades

IN HlGNeSt
Grades
California English Walnuts.
&c and 2sc b.
Soft Shelled Almonds. 22e
h.
Paper Shelled Almonds. zSc
b.
Large Washed Brazil Nuts.
22e b.
Long Maple Filberts. zoe h.
Sicily Filberts. lSe h.
Jumbo Soft Shelled Pecans,
Sse is.
Large sizes Soft Shelled Pc
cans. 60e ID.
Small Pecans. Zoe lb.
Our Special Assortment
Mixed Nuts.
Our mixed nuts are carefully
selected and mixed from our own
stocks; they are well chosen
from the fine stocks Of nuts in
which we specialize.
5A b.-$l.00.
The Washington herald., 1915-12-10
Mincemedt.

Colonial Brand Mince Meat.
of carefully selected insredi-
ents. prepared in sanitary man
ner after our own directions,
and packed expressly for us.
In glass jar, 2se jar.
In balk, ( he. for SOC.
The Washington herald., 1915-12-10
Fresh
Ingredients for
The Fruit Cake.

Dromedary Raisins. thorough
ly cleansed; lie pkg.
California Pressed Figs. zoe
ID.
Dromedary Golden Dates,
thoroughly cleansed. l0e pkg.
Citron. free from sugar. 22e
ID.
Orange Peel. zoe ID.
Lemon Peel. zoe Id.
Nut Meats Of all kinds. at the
lowest prices compatible with
first quality.
The Washington herald., 1915-12-10
Fine Coffees and Teas.

variety that allows the selection of your favorite
blend
COLONIAL BRAND TEA blended by experts from the choicest
and buds The following blends packed sanitary pack
English Breakfast Formosa Oolong
Basket Fired
Nunpo"oer India Ceyon
Orange Pekoe Japan
N.Ib pkg. zoe. Glib. pkg. 4Oc. lib. pkg. SOC.
OUR SPECIAL SANTOS BLEND COFFEE, fresh roasted and
ground according to your order 5 lbs for S1.35.
The Washington herald., 1915-12-10
Table
Beverages

Clicquot Club Ginger Ale. "a
bottles in case. $40 case; 3Oc
rebate on case of bottles.
Colonial Brand Ginger Ale.
$1.00 dozen; l5c rebate on
dozen bottles.
October Brand Pure Apple
Cider, made from selected fruit,
large tin. 40c.
Red Wing Grape Juice (Con-
cor6 2Se and 4Sc bottle.
Red Wing Grape Juice (Cat-
awba) 2Sc and Soc bottle.
The Washington herald., 1915-12-10
Soaps and
POWDERS for
Cleaning

Ivory Soap. 4e and &c cake.
Lenox Soap. for laundry and
general use; 100 cakes to case;
specially priced. $500 case.
Kirkman's Borax Soap. sSe
dozen cakes; $3.50 case.
Dutch Cleanser. ; cans for
2se.
Securing Sapolio. 7c cake.
Hand Sapolio. 10c cake.
Bon Ami, Sc cake.
The Washington herald., 1915-12-10
Conserved or
Glace Fruits

Deliciously Favored fruits.
perfectly shaped and colored;
first choice of French assorted
conserved fruits.
Pears
Plums
Aprieots
Cherries
Pineapples
Soc lb.
Candied Fruits, in sanitary
packages - figs, apricots, and
oranges; a5c package.
The Washington herald., 1915-12-10
Our Demonstrations of
Fine Pure Foods.

PAPPYS FAMOUS FLORIDA MARMALADES AND CUAVA
JELLY.
Guaranteed be made from well rpened fruits gathered right
from the tree and used Immediately with pure granuaed sugar.
thus containing artificial colonis preservaives.
KELLOCCS FOODS
The Battle Creek Sanisrum poducs-I3e articles of San-
oods-are specially prepared and most heahu line of
the best foods diabetes shown the medicinal properties of which
a well known
CRESCENT MAPELElNE.
An original pure and wholesome vegetable preparation
ing perfect maple flavor when used Aavons
LEVERINC'S COFFEES
The Quality cofees. in and bulk with splendid flavor and
aroma prepared by expert blenders please the exactng of
coffee drinkers.
Tuo New Demonstrations for
Christmas.
The Washington herald., 1915-12-10
Pancake
FIours.

Have old-fashioned Aapjacks
for the wintry morning break
fast: Teco Buekwheat or Pan
cake Flour makes the most de-
licious; priced at l0e pkg. $l.ls
dozen.
The Washington herald., 1915-12-10
Potatoes.

Fancy Select Maine White
Potatoes; a white. mealy cooker.
4Oc peck. $l.50 bushel.
Dry Cooking Sweet Potatoes
not the tasteless. watery kind.
3Sc peck.
The Washington herald., 1915-12-10
Salads and
dressings.

SaladDressings.
Premier Brand Salad Dressing
just like the kind you would
make at home; l0e and 2se per
bettie.
Blue Sea Brand Tuna FISH
makes a delicious salad and is a
splendid substitute for chicken
salad.
Small size, $l.s0 dozen cans.
Large sise, $z.2S dozen cans.
Maraschino Style Red Cher
ries. for salads and sarnishins,.
2se, 4oc and Csc bottle.
The Washington herald., 1915-12-10
Fine Nut Meats

Sailed Peeans and Almonds.
We will be glad to furnish these
for you: they are the choicest
of nuts taken from our stocks
after your order is received. and
salted in our own store.
Priced 0Oe ID.
The Washington herald., 1915-12-10
Fine Raisins.

First Quality Cluster Raisins.
lib. cartons, Csc and SOC each.
S1alb. boxes $l.2S each.
The Washington herald., 1915-12-10

TRIANGLE VANILLA
The Flavor you'll favor absolutely pure and its excellence
guaranteed trial will convince you of its superiority.
THE DROMEDARY PRODUCTS
Dromedary Instant Tapoca Dromeda Fresh Keeping Cocoa
NUT Dromeday Golden Ceansed Dates Dromy Date Nut But
ter Dromeda Washed Figs and Dromeday Stuffed
in sanitary and satisfactory manner
This demonstration will be here only until Christmas
Eve and we are making special Introductory offer of
combination valued at Csc for 25e for this short time.
Competent demonstrators are IN charge OF booths
arranged for the purpose Of erplaining to you the
merits of the different foods-they sM be glad to
scr7r You srithont CHARGE and sc4H giOe salndble
information concerning the qualities of the 0u-
riomS foods.
The Washington herald., 1915-12-10

Figs and Dates.
Stuffed Figs. in wooden
boxes .jVc
Stuffed Dates, in wooden
boxes Soc
Washed Figs. in wooden
boxes ....... 3 for Csc
Dromedary Stuffed Dates. in
glass jar: thoroughly
cleansed .2Se and SOC each
Dromedary Washed Stuffed
Figs. in glass jar. .......
zSe, SOC and 3se each
The Washington herald., 1915-12-10
"Sunshine'' Products of
Loose Wiles Biscuit Co.

All sorts of cakes and crackers made by this well
known company. English and American Styles sweetened
and unsweetened Your desire for particular kind of cake
or cracker may be easily filled from these large and varied
assortments.
The Washington herald., 1915-12-10
Puddings and Cakes.

Atmore's Plum Puddings 10c, &c and 40c each.
Franco-American Plum Puddngs. 1Oc and Csc each.
Richardson Robbins Plum Puddngs, &c. 45c Csc and SSc
each.
Francis Lesset Premier Brand 10e 25c and 4Se each
Sunshine Fruit Cakes Oxford, English STYLE SOC, 7Sc and $3.50
each
Sunshine Fruit Cakes Russian with and conserved
fruits, 81 90 and 81. so each
The Washington herald., 1915-12-10
Honey

Honey
The A. T. Root Brand of
. Strained and Comb Honey
purity and excellence guaran-
teed. A splendid dish for the
winter breakfast.
Strained, l5c, 2se and SOC
bottle. Comb, zsc each.
Mineral Water
Appolinaris Water. in pint
size. $l.eo dosea bsttles.
The Washington herald., 1915-12-10
Oliiues

La SevilIana Brand Plain and
Stuffed Olives.
lOc, l5c and 2Sc bottle.
Battle Creek Ripe Olives: me
dunn sized and well favored.
Large Can, 2Se.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1915-12-10
SAVE YOUR SEED

How many Arkansas farmers
have saved their seed corn, their
cotton seed, their own seed, soy
beans, peanuts, sorghums? II
one farmer who reads this has
not saved seed for next spring,
let him get busy and get his
seed put away. A farmer who
has to buy seed next spring will
deserve the criticism of all good
farmers. Take the poll of a
township of your school district
and see if one farmer has neg
lected his duty and then pray
for him, then pray with him and
if that won't bring him, duck"
him is the suggestion of the
Extension Division of the Col
lege of Agriculture and Depart
ment of Agriculture.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1915-12-10
"SAY HELL0!''

When you see a friend in woe,
ak right up and say, "Hello!"
;ay, "Old Brother, how'd ye do;
lows the world a usin' you?'
Waltz right up. and don't be
,ow, laugh and shake and say
Hello." Slap the brother on
ne back; bring your hand down
it'll whack. His clothes are
oor-makes no show, never
mind, just say "Heilo!' That
home-spun shirt may conceal a
great strong heart, true as steel;
nat old coat and shabby vest
cuts no ice, but do your best to
make him happy here on earth
nd to feel that he's of worth.
Don't you know that such a chap
las every day his sure mishap p?
All he needs is hearty cheer to
make him happy while he's here.
Don't let him think that the
earth was dead against him
since his birth. Crack his shell,
draw him out; don't let him
whine, sulk or pout. Make him
tell you all the woes of his heart
before he goes. Don't tell him
he's a chump but tell him to get
up and hump; tell him not to be
50 slow, but get around and say
Hello" I'm alive. what can |
10 to help myself, as well as
you?" DO not wait until he's
dead to strew bouquets around
head Nice words spoken are
out of place, i not said before
INis face Make him see that
you're his friend, and will stay
auch to the end. Yes, tell him
low, though he's rough: WHY
Old brother, you're just the stuff
his world needs to make it go
now brace up and cry, "Hellov
There are plenty such about,
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1915-12-10

y8aI paper refused stick i
back la the post office ard boaas
Of Il 10 gour associates, huui.at-
ing him If you can, but if your
son gets into trouble or your
daughter misbehaves in church
or elsewhere, rather than hurt
your feelings he suppresses
everything connected with the
unfortunate case, at the risk of
being called a numb skull who
can never get hold of the news.
He hears your denunication,
feels the sting of it all, and
sometimes suffers financial loss
as a consequence. but he never
uses the columns of his
paper to get even" On the
other hand, if you have anything
to boost, he will boost it for you;
if honors come your way he
takes pride in heralding it out,
and if death invades your home
he will go to the bottom of his
heart for tender sympathy and
coincidence for those left to
mourn. You might sometime
think of these things while en-
deavoring by word or deed to
belittle the editor and his USE
fulness in the community. You
might put higher polish en-
your christianity by following
the editors example.
Lake City Democrat.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1915-12-10
G..aS or CHARITY

Space and copies of his paper
90 to make up the newspaper
mans stock in trade. These
two arr all that he has to offer
for sale to the public. and no one
h Is as ,et given any sort OF
satisfactory reasons why he
should ever be asked by anyone
to donate them.
One thing newspaper people
Will never be able to understand
is why any person will walk into
a newspaper Office and make
himself or herself an object of
charity and insist upon what
they would disdain to ask for in
any other shop or place of bust
ness in the town. The principle
is the same in the newspaper
office as in the dry goods store,
the grocery. the drug store. and
what a great many people need
is to recognize it as the same and
get off the newspaper list.
Advertising space in the news
paper is for sale, not to give
away. 1t has a certain value in
itself that makes it worth mon
"y. Copies of the newspaper
are for sale-not to give away.
If they are worth having. they
are worth the exceedingly small
price asked for them.
The public, or at least large
portion of it, has some very
erroneous ideas about these mat
tiers, and it is but just to the
newspaper folk that their ideas
be corrected in accordance with
the same business principles that
prevail in all other business
Establishments.
In vast majority of cases this
generous charity on the part of
no newspapers is blissfully ia
Ken for GRANTED and the naDer' S
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1915-12-10

The result e HH4 ether
towns and aIaas IS tlat q ban
as been put upon all free pub
icity, 40 matter what lis object
even upon church notices. In
these cities such fayoTs as the
press bestows are properly APP
praciated and value d. The
Fourth Estate.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1915-12-10
THE EDITOR AND you

Did you ever stop to consider
the different treatment accorded
you by the editor and that you
accord him? If he should knock
your business through the COL
umns of his paper you would
hold a grudge against him to his
grave and as time rolled by it
would grow in size until you
would find it as hard to roll as
a baby elephant soaked in grease.
Nov, such is the case with the
editor. He hears that YOU have
ridiculed and run down the pa
per, that you tell people ON ae
streets that il could not come
into your homes, and then you
tell him your daughter has grad
uated. He praises her to the
skies, says she is the pride of
the community, the smartest
thing on earth and that her
parents have just cause to be
proud of her. You can mark
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1915-12-10
REMEMBRANCE

oCy lloii, VI OSot IdoiACJ,
exquisite in finish and
goodness.
Here is a perfect gift,
one that will give pleasure
and be useful for months
to come.
Symphony Lawn is cor
rect from a fashionable
viewpoint. Your use of it
stamps you as one who
possesses refinement and
good taste.
You may have Sympho-
ny in clear, pure white or
in the following tints:
twilight Gray,
Shell Pink,
Old Lavender,
Surf Green,
Boudoir Blue,
Champagne
Costs .oa from soc to
% according 30 gQantI-
q In box and style Of Dor
der you select.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1915-12-10

CCopyright, 1893, by " n. u
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-11-29
Roanoke Paper
Praises Pink Lady

T.
Speaking Of the pink Lady, which
will 3be presented at the Grand Wed.
ilesday the Times said:
THE Pink Lady, a, delightful must
comedy, was enjoyed by a, large audi.
ence last night at the Academy OF
Music, 1t being the tlrstreal good show
cfsthel season here.
The production, presented by John
p. Fisher, who Is with the company, SIS
Handsomely mounted and Is played by
aiarseiand capable company. Music of
the whistling variety, sparkling com.
edyand excellent dancing predominant
thus making 1t a most enjoyable at.
traction.
Among Unpopular musical numbers
are The Girl by the Saskatchewan 2
"The KISS Waltz "Donny Did. Denny
Didn't and the ever popular Beau.
tiful Lady,
Dan Young in the role Of Philippe
Dondidea," the antique. dealer, Is a
clever comedian and his work reminds
one of JEFF DeAngelis In his, palmy
days.
Eltnor McCune as Angelo was re.
freshing and her voice stood out as
the best in the company. She was
roundly applauded in her part In
beautiful Lady"