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SPECIAL SALE
OF REAL ESTATE
Owners Leaving City and VIII Sell at
Pre-Nar Prices
A beautiful dwelling corner property.
with all modern improvements. Washing
ton Heights section with garagc1.
FOR SALE
Sexeu goonss bath. heat. three porches
HARDWOOD floors, gas and electric. laundry.
cenented cellar can handle this property
for 81 900 cash.
A beautiful home on Clayton street, Q
rooms. tile bath, hot water heat, gas and
electric. open fireplace. hardwood floors
laundry cenaented cellar
In tne $500 block on Washington street.
Groom house. all modern convenieuccs: can
arrange IS per cent mortgage.
FOR RENT
BUSINESS PROPERTY
Dry goods store. grocery stores For
further information amply at the Office
FOR RENT
A restaurant doing good business rea-
sonable rent.
FOR RENT
STORE AND DWELLING.
sos MADISON STREET.
JAMES ]. COHEN
Rea Estate and GeneralInsurance Bro ker
Phone 3275 W $50 Market Street
Member of Wilmington Real Estate Board
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CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
Business Service

Business Service
WHITE PINE CYPRESS
N. G. PINE CHESTNUT
YELLOW PINE POPLAR
FIR OAK
SPRUCE BIRCH
HEMLOCK MAPLE
Eoofcr. sheathing Flooring, Cy-
press Shingles
Mouldings and Wall Board.
S. G. SIMMONS q BROS. CO.
Front and Tatnal siIstIs.
y. 4 A. 25l. Automatic 2464
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El|!I'N NH..IlL!d!M1
Ei1Z7ziSi5GEg5
FOR SALE
AT HILLCREST


snuare plan. S rooms. bath. pantry. 8
porches. heat electric: hardwood trim etc /.
fot. so X l25 feet. If you are looking for
an ip-to-date home in the select part of
HflIcresesdo not fail TO see this one.
BOULEVARD SECTION, VAN BUREN
PLACE.
wood, open fireplace. gas and electric.
Immediate possession. Price lower than
what it cost TO build.
TWENTY-FIFTH AND MADISON SITS
Sernf-eletached g rooms. bath. 2 porches
hot water heat. gas and electric: immediate
possession: priced right Owner leaving
city =
Six rooms. bath, porch, hot water heat
1906 LAUREL STREET.
Six rooms. bath, porch, heat. This home
eN'n Isto "a WEST SIXTH STREET.
Ten rooms. bath, porch, heat, A real
4S5 3S5ssHIE; VEST TwENTY-sIxTH STREET
Six rooms. bath, porch. hot water heat:
semi-detached.
ssyen sl,,9 rooms gg5,d@5 beth psoSGb s heat
2os g. MY ~sfIf sTFEhssaTt hsat
Six rooms. bath. porch, heat.
Eight rooms. bath, porch, heat.
SOC WEST NINfH STREET.
Eight rooms, bath, porch, heat.
I1o3 WEST sixth STREET.
Eleven rooms. bath. porch, heat
1912 WEST FIFfH STREET.
Six rooms and bath.
1928 MONROE STREET.
Ten rooms. bath, porch. heat.
2705 TATNALL STREET.
Nine rooms. bath. porch. heat; semi
io2 WEST NINETEENTH STREET.
Six rooms, bath. porch. heat
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CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
= - : -
RenI Estate
A FEW SPECIALS

"A FEW SF E1ihL)
Boulevard homo. IL roon,s, up-to-date'
Delaware avenue near Franklin, modern
Broom house. baths. steam heat. garage
space. si3 900. A good buy.
Pennsylvania avenue, 10 rooms, suitable
! for physician. &ff 900.
Near Ninth and Washington. 10 rooms
Boulevard. 10 rooms modern, $4,000.
Market street. II rooms, $4,000. A bar
wawaset Park. rooms. practically new.
81 900.
Fourth and Broome. 2 modern eleven
West Side. D rooms, hot wator heat, $4,000.
Near Tenth and Monroe. . rooms, 5000.
Washington Heights Section. o rooms. So
Near Eighth and jefferson. 7 rooms, 81. $50.
Gilpin avenue and Rodney street, Q rooms.
shallcross avenue, near Van Buren, street.
modern, rooms. 5000.
Maryland avenue. rooms, good location.
East side, good location. s rooms. bath. 2
porches. heater. cement collar, xa.5on.
East side. rooms and bath, $4,000,
SUBURBAN,
Bellefonte rooms. bath, 2 large porchcs,
steam heat, excellent view OF river, acre
Cranston Heights modern, rooms. one
acre land, $4,000 garage
Hillcrest. new Groom bungalow, $4,000
Cedars, / acre, In-room bungalow, mod
crn in every respect. shrubhery, fruit trees,
fo-foot poultry house, brick garage. Price
$500 fhis IS one of the best bargains on
the market.
FARMS
40 acres near Centreviiie. $4,000.
2sls acres miles from Wilmington, near
HoclSessin, $4,000,
leo acres neax Newark. $4,000.
144 acres near Newark, 4l2 300.
81 acres near Brandywine summit, $4,000.
90 acres near Centreviile, $4,000.
300 acres near Dover. st2 600.
suburban
farm properties for sale. IL YOU want Ia
buy or sell, see us and We will endeavor 70
please you
M. w. VAUGHN
Phone atS. ola Orange Street
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FOR RENT
APARTMENTS

Immediate POSSESSION
"gun shine Hall 4 rooms and hath.
sGoOdiey Apartments rooms and hatn.
122S Market street. 4 rooms and bath.
1902 Van Buren, street.. rooms and bstn.
furnished
1909 Van Buren street. 5 rooms and
bath. Possession June 35.
zig West Tenth street. store. Immediate
possession.
IL you are interested in any property,
city, suburbs. or country viii be glad 20
furnish you with fun Information on Same
KENNETH A. DRAKE
Phone 53l Dos Orange Street.
Real Estate. Insurance.
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For RENT
FOR SALE

FOR SALE
AT HlLLCREST
Square plan. $ rooms. bath, pantry 3
porches, heat electric. hardwood trim. etc
Lot. so I25 feet If you are looking for
an up-to-date home in the select part OF
HiIlcrest do not fail Ia see this one.
i6fl6 LAUREL STREET,
Six rooms bath porch. heat. This home
can be bought rtght.
1910 WEST SIXTH STREET.
Ten rooms. bath. porch. heat. real
d6S WEST TWENTY SIXTH STREET.
Six rooms. bath, porch, hot water heat;
ITs2 LANCASTER AVENUE.
Seven rooms bath, porch heat.
TWENTY SECOND AND MARKET.
Nine rooms bath porch hot water heat.
2O6 EAST TWENTY N-F0URTH STREET.
Six rooms, bath porch, heat.
GOO BLOCK. WEST TTWENTY-FIFTH ST.
Right rooms bath, porch, heat.
SOC WEST NINTH STREET.
Eight rooms, bath. porch, heat.
1Io3 WEST SIXTH STREET.
Eleven rooms. bath. porch, heat.
1912 WEST FIFTH STREET.
Six rooms and bath.
s23 MONROE STREET.
Ten rooms. bath, porch, heat.
2705s TATNALL STREET.
Nine rooms, bath. porch, heat; semi
detached. -
i02 WEST TNINETEENTH STREET.
Six rooms. bath, porch. heat.
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FOR RENT
$500 BIlYs
FOR SALE

500 CASH, BALANCE AS RENT wu,
nu1 new nome on Nandeycr aypr,,,a ~
trio, h"s anu elsc-
100 BLOCK ON WEST TwrNrv-
NlNTH STREET. rooms. bath nnrrh
hsAt, gas and electric; at the right nriee
s.Vo bLoIh ON EAST TWENTY.
SECOND STREET. s rooms hath norrb
ann neat no reasonable offer ref,,sed
luB BI0Gk ON WEST TWrNTy
sIAiH STREET. new house rooms
oaInt porch and heat
100 RLoCk ON WEST FOURTEENTH
sIhfEFs rooms. bath. porch heat pas
eieelris aud stationary wash tubs
anu BLOCK ON KING STREET.
business property
100 100 bloGk ON SOUTH VAN BuREN
sihff u, rooms and bath. price 80 soo
FOR RENT
1ohNFk STORE PROPERTY on west
sslue. suitable for grocery. dry goods or
uEoURTEENTH AND VAN BuBEN
STREETS, rooms and bath sf5 90.
EASILAkE REAL ESTATE
& INSURANCE co.
Phone io5os 1900 PINE STREET
insurance of All Kinds.
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FOR RENT

APARTMENTS
100 East Thirteenth street ard ab
SOY Jefferson street. 3 and b.
I4l2 DeiawAgse avenue, r. and b.
$50 West Ninth street. 3 r. and b.
HOUSES.
612 King street. 13 r. and b.
1913 Iatuall streN. r. aud b.
ali Lombard street. z r.
303 Nest Eleventh street. II r. and h
4al West Tenth street. 10 r. and b.
sos King street, store.
A. w. POSEY
Phone PSI. 2o6 West Ninth Street
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) Available Here
CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
nenl Estate
FOR SAJ.E

FOR SALE
s.vANDEVFR AVENUE 600 HTOCK---
Sis rooms, bath. porch. heat. cicctric hght.
basement, cellar.
WARRINGTON STREET. 400 BLOCK
Isn roomf. bath, porch. heat.
rooms and bath.
FRANKLIN STREET. 800 BLOCK
Seven rooms. bath. porch heat
WEST FOURTH sfRERT. 800 BLOCK
value. -
WEST FOURTH STREET, 1900 nLooK
electric s' 49,
Two desirable lots on east eide Of Mar
hnt pctwusn Forty-hrst and Forty second
streets. Pr leo right.
MONEY! TO LOAN ON MORTGAGES
FIRE. AUTOMOBILE AND PLATE e,r,Aaa
INSURANCE..
JOHN j. HANLEY
Phone 517o. s23 Weat To,,,,h a.
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE
bungalow on Philadelphia Pike. az stories.
rooms. bath. heat. porch. electric, electric
pump. shade and fruit trees fronts 100 feet
on pike. $50 fcot deep. MUST BE SOLD
by JUNE 25.
JAMES PENNETTO
Phone $500 los West Ninth Street.
Real Estate. fnrtranoe.
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FOR RENT
a1.Ann.r4Iraetrla

TUX KEN 4
APARTMENTS.
sfS West street. third floor. 5 rooms
hafn sst.s+t. xhD
i5D5 Pennsylvania avenue second
floor. 5 rooms. bath ste.+-s.s,4....sses. 100
Seventh and Orange streets, sscond
floor. rooms. bath ss.s....s.....s....f bb
Seventh and Orange streets. third
floor. rooms, bath .........e.......... 55
s20 Washington street. nrss floor.
rooms. bath ..sss............ Z6
Northeast corner Twelfth and Tat
nall STREETS, second floor, rooms,
bath t.....4..s.s....-4.s, . ss....t.+..4*. 50
25 Buena Vista street. se1Dd floor. 3
rooms. bath ss..s... .s.s.ssst....4 .ss.s..s 20
Several apartments, Twenty-ninth and
Market streets.
1908 West Sixth street. rooms bath $40
1921 West Tenth street, rooms, both 80
Northwest corner Sixth and jefferson
streats, 10 rooms, bath .4...ss4...s.. 50
20I West street. 10 rooms bath .s.... 80
STORES.
2Iu West Tenth street 4................ 500
f0i West Eleventh street .............ss. 100
f1S King street .+ss4...s,sst.s.s..s+.. i25
o07 Orange street. second floor, front 81
CARROLL. w. GRIFFITH
ga West Ninth street.
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0:I![15:53 \
,th * King SITS. Phones 5s56-5s57.

FOR SALE
4o2 WEST TWENTY-Fo URTH STREET.
SQUARE plan A bedrooms, bath. porch
heat; ready 20 move In; just completed; a
reaI bargain.
222s CARTER STREET.
TNso-sbory brick, z rooms. bath: pos
session when desired,
GROCERY BUSINESS.
Owner wants TO sell business. which In
cludes five-year lease at a very low rent.
Corner store, doing good business. No
information given over phone.
NINETEENTH AND MARKET.
Store; automobile business. Very good
COLONIAL HEIGHTS.
On Cleveland avenue, stucco bungalow.
city water, facing Springs trolley an ideal
location Reasonable terms.
SOUTH BROOAfE STREET.
400 Block, rooms, bath. porch. front
terrace, hot water heat, electric
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CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
Real Estate
EnR RENT

FOR RENT
sf4 WEST SEVENTH sTHETT-~Ten
rooms bath. Possession June zbs
aO7 WEST FIFTH srHEET-~Apartncnt
rooms and bath. Immediate possssslon
sos EAST EIGHTH STREET stof'
M. E. CORNER NINTH AND PINE
sTHEETs-eThrse rooms and bxth I'M
B13 KING srHEET-Two rooms
613 KING a1HEET4-Three rooms.
For Full Particulars Apply 70
+. A. DAVIS Il co.
Phone 7i2. 1000 TATNALI, STREET.
ReaI Estate. Notary Public
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FOR RENT

STORE AND DWELLING-Corref Read
and Harrison. suitable for grocery business.
immediate possession
Store. s2S Orange street, large floor space:
suitable for almost any business; immediate
possession
APARTMENTS.
4I0 Pine, 5 rooms. bath. heat. electric.
first floor.
4l2 Pine. rooms, hath heat. electric.
4l9 Market. rooms, bath, steam heat.
3II Madison, rooms bath, porch, hot
water heat electric.
store and apartment 31I Madison. entire
building. exceptional large store, with
plenty OF light.
DWELLINGS.
1902 Delaware Ave, rooms, bath. porch.
heat.
1904 Delaware Ave, s rooms. bath porch,
heat. Possession Of above June 25.
1903 Mest Ninth. Z rooms. bath. gas.
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lected all back taxes-and without
collection costs.
Mr.. Taysom resigned in 1920 to
become a partner of his brother, A.
ID. Taysom, in the mercantile bust
ness, and soon built up one of the
best institutions of It's kind in the
town of Alton.
In the work of bishop. r.Tay-
som had a most extraordinary ex-
perience. Being made Bishop of
the l.. ID. S. in Kemmerer, Wyom-
ing. just after his election as treas
urer, he served until after his reno
val to Alton, where hewas immedi-
ately made bishop ofthe Alton
South ward He was its first and
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Sad News From Wyoming

Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron Mcbride re-
ceived word by wire Tuesday of thu
sudden death on that day of Bishop
Gilbert Taysom of Alton, Wyoming,
their son-in-law. Bishop Tayson
was one of the most prominent men
in western Wyoming for his age, as
he was only thirty years of age.
In 1913 Mr.. Taysom went to Eng
land and filled a mission for the l..
ID. S. church, presiding over the
London Conference, which is the
most important in that country Re
turning in 1916, he Immediately be-
came the choice of the people of
Lincoln county, Wyoming, for treas
urer. and was elected by the largest
majority of any candidate. SO well
did Mr. Taysom handle the affairs
of his Office that both political par
ties made him their choice for the
1918 election. The county for the
first timei its history had brief
spell of nonindebtedness, due to the
fact that Mr.. Taysom personally col
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POWERFUL CURWOOD STORY
UNFOLDED IN KAZAN

The attraction at the Orpheum
Theatre, Monday and Tuesday, No
vember IA and Is, will be "KAZAN''
"a photodrama described as Eek
traordinary," from the pen of James
Oliver Curwood, an author who won
undying fame for his Back to
i Gods Country" and 1.-The Rivers
End" and "Nomads of the North. -
This product of the Curwood know
ledge of the Far North and of natu-
raj history is being presented by
George II. HAMILTON The title
nous by the author in his remark
able tale of the great wolf-dog
known as "Kazan the Killer" and
the story has to do with a gripping
tragedy and a love affair which
wanders through many hooks and
corners of Northern Wilderness
little known to man. The piece de
resistance of this unusual photoplay
is the wonderful lesson of faithful
ness taught by the dog "Kazan."
His master foully murdered, Kazan
turns against all mankind until he
feels the friendly touch of the hand
of beautiful Joan Radisson, a love-
ly flower in an otherwise hostile
wilderness.
Kazan never forgets the murder
of his master and he never forgets
the act of the girl in setting him
free, though he becomes a savage
and joins a wolf pack. Later when
this pack sets upon the girl and d
man "mushing" across the SHOWS 10
reach her dying father. Kazan fights
off the wolves and saves the couple.
Once more he comes TO her rescue
when a wolf in human form presses
ais unwelcome attentions on her in
/ lonely cabin. And finally he !
gets" his prey. the man who killed {
lis master and who has come be- {
ween this girl and her lover. Tri-
Imph and happiness crown the pro
racted efforts of the couple to COM I
at many obstacles, for Kazan $
hows them the way. (
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ADVENTURES D F
TARzAN'
Episode Two
SYNOPSIS

Tarzan, following a hair raisini
battle with two lions, returns Il
Jane. A touching love scene en-
sues. Meanwhile the Men of Opar
dwarfed race, are hunting sub
jects for sacrifice to the sun, led by
a huge bull ape. The ape attack;
Rokoff, who is made prisoner TIL,
Oparians come upon Tarzan and
Jane and after free for all battle
carry Jane off, leaving Tarzan for
dead The mother ape whom Tar
zan has rescued, administers to his
injuries.
Clayton, lost in the jungle, is at
tackled by an elephant Tarzan,
hearing the elephants trumphet,
rushes to the spot and meets Tantor
the elephant and his jungle friend.
On the elephants back Tarzan hur
ries to James rescue. La, Queen of
the Sun, orders the sacrifice of Jano
and Rokoff to the sun. The latter
attempts to save his life by fiatter-
ing the Queen. Tarzan reaches the
outskirts of the City of Opar, which
is hedged in by mountains. Jump
ing from the elephants back, he
starts his climb up the side of the
leaping from crag to
crag with marvellous ape like agility.
He finally reaches the crest and is
about to look down into the City of
Gold when he sees a great volcano
In the first processes of eruption.
La, seeing this smoke, believes the
sun to be angry and orders the i'm
execution of Jane. She is
placed on the sacrificial altar. The
continues to spit forth lava
Ind fire and smoke while Tarzan
watches the preparations for James
leath. AS a desperate expedient lie
'eizes a huge rock and sends it tum-
ling down among the sun worship
rs. The Pygmies scatter in terror
rs Queen La bends over with the |
'oint of her knife to James breast,
he volcano bursts forth in renewed |
ury. Tarzan, standing on the edge |
f a LEDGE, is about to jump when
he mountain splits in two and Tar
an is precipitated into the yawning
pace.
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Home Missionary Appointments

Home Missionary Appointments
Home Missionaries from the rs
Quorums of 20 will visit the wards
and branches of the Stake, Sunday,
November 18th, as follows:
Oakley First ward, Archie Q.
Hale and lie Roy Jenkins.
Oakley Second ward, Rudgar N.
Price, F. o. Peterson and H. Par
ley Matthews.
Third ward, Rosel Hale, John 5.
Martin and c. G. Larson.
Oakley Fourth ward, L. ]. Robin
son, Jr, Niels Peterson and John
W. Collister.
Marion: D. F. Ottley. Clarence
Sears, Roy Wilson.
Basin ward: Ray Curtis, Julius
Nelson, and Charles ]. Smith.
Churchill: Heber D. Clark. James
p. Okleberry and Albert II. Hale
Jr.
Butte Branch: Wilburn Rose, Vie
tor Hanson andn Louis A. Ward
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only bishop and was still bishop of
kemmerer, most peculiar circum-
stance. Immediately upon being
made bishop at Alton Mr.. Taysom
started a handsome ward house
which was pushed to rapid compile
tion and is lasting monument co
his faithful services.
In .1016 Mr.. Taysom married
daughterof Mr. and Mrs. Aaron
Mcbride of this city. To Bishop
and Mrs. Taysom three children
were born, one of whom died about
a year ago. Bishop Taysom is
survived by his wife, the twochil-
dren, his parents three brothes
and one sister.
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Merltorious Service.

"Yep," said the honest ex-buck. 81
spent IA months in the lines without
nny relief"
''But I didn't know you were at the
front at ALL" said his uncle.
II wasn't" replied the buck, "but
spent eight months in the mess line.
five months in the inspection line and
one month in the pay line."-Home
Sector.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1921-11-11

W. j. Linnehan returned to Oak
ley Wednesday, after a few weeks
visit with relatives in New York.
Welcome back to the Woolly West
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1921-11-11

Mrs. Myrtle James and children
of Burley visited at the home of
Mrs. Eliza Walker and the home of
Mrs. Elmer Craner, this week.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1921-11-11

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Jenkins
and children of Declo and Mrs. Mel
lie Bates of Unity visited at the
home of c. l.. Jenkins Sunday.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1921-11-11

Mrs. Horace Hall of Burley was
a weekend visitor at the home of
her sister, Mrs. Walt Southworth.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1921-11-11

The Misses Cleota Critchfield and
Valera Cummins were Burley visi-
tors Wednesday.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1921-11-11

The glorious autumn weather
continues. Very few places on earth
have a more agreeable climate than
Oakley
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1921-11-11

Mrs. William r. Gray underwent
a surgical operation Sunday. She
is reported doing nicely.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1921-11-11

Mrs. George p Toolson of Spring
field, Utah, is visiting her daughter,
Mrs. H. b. Smith.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1921-11-11

j. r. Stout and b. F. Cowles
were in Twin Falls on business
Tuesday and Wednesday.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1921-11-11

One-Fourth off ON platters for
Thanksgiving. Fullmer's Variety
Store. (Adv't)
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1921-11-11

Lunch plates and paper napkins
Fullmer's Variety Store. (Ady't)
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1921-11-11

Mr.. and Mrs. John Tooth of
Churchill were Oakley callers Mon
day.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1921-11-11

e. B. Johnson was bushes.
visitor from Twin Falls this week.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1921-11-11

.Alvah A. Tanner returned SunGa,
from a months visit to Salt Lake.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1921-11-11

Miss Ruby Hale is at Vipont, Wis
ting her sister, Mrs. Rachel futile.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1921-11-11

Miss Fern Nickerson was a Bur
ley visitor during the weekend.
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OAKLEY ITEMS

John Pullman was In Oakley
from Burley Wednesday.
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WHAT'S A WIFE
WORTH | s A
STRONG PICTURE
Real Human Interest Story i'm New
Robertson-Cole SuperSpecial Release

Home folks" have, as a general
rule, received anything but sympa-
Their stage or screen directors.
Their naive mennerisms have been
grotesquely exaggerated. and their
unaffected pleasures made ridicu-
lous. AS a result. a wrong impress
sion has been created and left to
linger in the minds of those who
have never known the intimate life
of a small town.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1921-11-11

In What's a Wife WORTH" the
RobertsonCole super-special produo-
ton directed by Christy Cabanne, at
the Orpheum Theatre Friday and
Saturday, one of the outstanding
features is the sympathy, the under
standing with which Mr.. Cabanne
has handled the scenes in his story
laid in a small New England town.
His mastery balance, the delicacy
with which the characters have been
painted. bespeak the study of human
nature, and a deep knowledge of
the workings of the minds and
hearts of those simple folk who
know no sham or artifice.
No one will be ashamed TO wipe
away tear over the shattered ro-
nance ofthe maiden aunt. played by
Cora Drew. No one will be afraid
to laugh out loud at the antics of
the household pets, and neither
young nor old will fail to thrill at
he beautiful love theme which runs
Ike silver thread through the en-
ire production.
What's a Wife WORTH" is one
If those stories that contain a
heme that the world will feel better
or having seen. Making no pre-
ense at anything that is melodra-
matte or sensational. it nevertheless
tirs the imagination and grips the
leart as only that which S real
an. 1t is full of a happy blend of
aughter and drama, that will bring
buckles and sobs, and over all
harged with wholesome, homely
eminent.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1921-11-11

Give Her" modern tools to work
with-give her a
Evening star., 1921-05-11
SELECT LEE HIGHWAY
ROUTE TO FAIRFAX, VA.
Citizens in Various Towns Submit
Recommendations Through
DR.. johnson.

The Lee highway will be routed as
FAR as Fairfax. Va. through Fans
Church. Mcrrifield and Camp AlEer, II
recommendations submitted today by
Or. 5 NJ. johnson. to the executive
committee of the Lee Highway AS
soclatlon are carried out. DIR. Johnson,
when questioned at the public hear
ing today on the proposed routing
or the highway. would make no pre-
dlcuons as to what action the COM
mittee would take on the route from
Fairfax through Virginia.
The project was discussed by repre-
sentatlves of citizens associations
and towns along the proposed route
today at hearing in the Southern
Commercial Congress rooms in the
Southern building.
Cltlzens associations represented at
the hearing Were: West Livingston
Citizens Association, Falls Church
Village Improvement Association,
Rails church Grange. Highlands Citi-
zenS' Association. the Merrifield I'm
provemtnt Association: Hallmark
Citizens Association; T. r. Keith. rep
reSenting the citizens of Fairfax, and
the therrydale Citizens Association.