The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1917-03-30
AT THE LYRIC THEATER,

The bookings this week at the Lyric
theter are something different For
Saturday and Sundaw there will be
a return OF that stage favorite Pauline
Frederick in THE Woman in the
Case" In the role Of the self sacrific-
ing wife, Miss Frederick pits herself
against the woman for teh purpose
OF saving her husband from the charge
of murder. The battle of wits and
wiles is furious, and Miss Frederick
in her work wins not only the admi-
ration, but the love of the audience as
we'll. There also will he the mirth-
provoking Bray Animated cartoon at
both the matinee and evening.
For Wednesday and Thursday there
will be Vivian Martin in a portrayal
OF THE Stronger Love-" a fascinating
story of the feud and moonshine days
OF the Cumberlands. The scenery in
this production is magnificent and the
real dope. No make-believe to it. The
story is full of thrills and action and
has happy ending, as it should.
Ernest Sherling was down off the
hill from Nelson Monday.
Chas. A. Graham was over from his
home at LOOMS Monday
Orchardists must commence spray.
ing soon and should not overlook
BLACK Leaf 40, as advertised in this
issue. when using the sprayer.
Apron, rug and sunbonnet sale J
ladies Of the Presbyterian church
will be held Tuesday afternoon, April
3, in the office of L. F. Pourtales.
next door to the post office If yor
don't come you'll be sorry.
DR.. j. L. Masters returned TUESDAY
evening from his trip ON the outside
While absent he attended course of
dental lectures at Spokane and then
took run across the state to Seattle
While in Seattle he visited Bremerton
and reports considerable building
that place with flattering outloo
for lively town.
W. H. Bragg, who has handled a,
ricultural implements in Oroville for
number OF years, reports that the,
is larger demand for implements
this year than at any season since b.
has been in business. Saturday he sol
upwards OF $500 worth of farm ma
chinery, and most of the sales wer
for cash on the nail.
The ladies of the Episcopal Gull
will hold hot cross bun sale in the
office of l.. F. Pourtales on Good Fri
day, April 6. The collection of edibles
will not be confined entirely to no
cross buns, as there will be other ia
BILE delicacies on sale. Bear in mind
the date and place and stock up on
something good to eat
The ladies of the Catholic church
will give post -Lenton dance in the
Orpheum Friday evening, April 10,
There will be cafeteria supper, and
lady floor managers will have charge
of the dance. Every year the Catholic
ladies give these post-Lenton dances,
and they are always the source Of a
vast amount of pleasure to the pat
rons.
The first report Of the State bank
OF Oroville appears in this issue, and
IL will be seen by the figures that the
new bank is very healthy infant I:
is steadily building up a business
that promises to be of much import
ance in very short time. 1t is going
10 grow with the town, and as nothing
can keep the town back the bank is B..
sure to flourish.
Saturday morning dense mass Of
black smoke rolled up from behind
DR.. Efner's garage and some one turn
ed in an alarm of fire. The fire depart
ment turned out promptly, bur for
tunately it's services were not needed
as the smoke was from burning rub
bish heap. Anyhow, the incident STIR
ed up considerable Of an excitement
for few minutes