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aitCWy '**• WOOD Pine t Oak Light Wood Mixed Quick Delivery Phone 600 SMITH’S fOOD YADtD x R. L. Bunkley, Mgr. J 4HPIHI Process RECORDS * ] I B/g^SBi DANCE MUSiC ‘fi'T£S □ / I All Muddled Up. Fox-Trot. Waltzing the Blue!. WtlUiy Paul Speeht and Ui i Orchestra. A-3740 73c Carolina in the Mbrning. Silver Swanee. Fox-Trotr.. Eddie Elkins' Orchestra. A-3737 75e Bee.' Knee.. * Lovin’ Sam (Tho Sheik of Alabnm'). Fox-1Y0t... Ted Lewis and Hie Hand. -3730 75t Choo-Choo Blue*. Fox-Trot. That Barkin' Dog (Woof Wool I). Tti!ru. “Walt ■ inir tlie l)ugr.” j-l-" 1 r Fox-Trot. Plunk If. d phal and His Orchestra. A-3711 7Sc Fate. Fox-Trot. Tad Lewis and His Dan;!. A Dream of Romany. Fox- Trot. Paul Specht Hie Orchestra. A-3736 1W POPULA AH for the Love of Mike. You Cnn Have Him. I Don't Want Him, Didn’t Love Him Anyhow Blue. 1 rat and Srhenek, A-3735 7Sc Lo.t (A Wonderful Girl). Al Jolron. If You Don’t Think So, You’re Crarv. Frank Crumit. A-3744 7Bt INSTRUMENTAL ANO VOCAL SELECTIONS For the Sake of Auld l.aitß Syne. My Buddy. Edwin Dale. A-3734 79e Orientale. (Ctll) Simple Ami, Op. 2S. Flute. Velio, harp. Trio de Later, A-3737 75c We.tern Star.. Neapolitan Polka. Accor ■ dion Sotos. Guido Deirn. A-3728 78c Maui Girl. W ilt Moanalua Hula, 1 'keicle Solos. Frank F’crcra. A-3739 78c SYMPHONY AND CC Manon La.rant. "In quell* trine morbido.” (In The ' Soft Silken Curtail - !;’.) (Puccini) fi ’osar Pnsclh 79971 SI.OO La Gioconda “Cielo a Mar.’ 1 (Heaven and Ocean.) (Ponchiolli) Charles If ache ft. 98040 $1.50 Homing. (Del Rtego) 0 Pronnae Mb (DcKoven' Car mala PonsalU'. A-3732 SI.OO Spanish Dance, Op. 21. (Karastlte) Canaonetta. From ’‘Czwctfrtii in D Motor." Op. 38. (Tsehntkowoky) Violin Sold-. Sascha Jacobsen. A-6223 $l5O COLUMBIA GRAPHOPHONE COMPANY # y ° r * m\ i Found s Four Leaf Clovrr. From "George White's Scandals." * Time WUI rail. Intro. “Oh, How I’ve Missed You, tfnrjr. From "Sally, Irene and Story.’’ Fo\- Trofs. The Happy Sir • A-3741 75c Sixty Secondu Ev’ry Min. ule (I Think of You). Int ro, "Swu' theart 1 r,nc.” Medley Fnx-Trov Thu Columbians. To-morrow Morning, Fox- Tent. Eddie Elkins' Or * chert ra . A-3745 73c Three o'Clock in ihc Murn >n". V Le. Golonti. ia. Walti-.rs. Prhue'i: DonceC Orches tra. A.3724 75c Four o'Clock Blues. Hawaiian Blues. Fo.\-Trots. lahany Dunn’s Original dm Hounds. A-3729 75c R SOI^GS You Nerd One, Somd Or<? NVods You. From Queen o’ % f uAvnmy’* C*’ on Copy. l , om *‘Qih • r u’ Hearts.” Xora lyutf v. \-374i! 75c Clmo Choo. 'Wiry >ovm Yonder in Now Orloann. Pfoscow Scrfc'j. A-373! 75c I Know 1 A notlirr Hwd<M TIP. 1 Wfcnt to hr Rondy. Malf Quartet, Fi*k Fnin rsi'y JuKlr* 1 j )c>\<. A '726 75c Ydl Scnys: i’dlrdlfv No. 1 Y-l<? Whoop It Up; ( t v> •■ and -na h t Harvnrd: Phtfco Eli Vnlo; Down the Fu?<?. Valr So hi; a; Me dir v No. 7. WUe, Irrithmon, WUe: Amici; Brnv Mother Yale; Rrs;ht College Year*. Fha>mori Four A*377.3 75c NCERT SELECTIONS Tannhatiev March. (W.ifc'noi ) Soldiers.* Choru*. From “I'm! I.” (Gounod! L . t o}mUf<in( h)cra Hoitar Or! hv A : 6224 $1.50 Ad>tr. Scotch Ail . When I Was Sc Swedish fHk i f7*.n cnc*' *!<v A-37.13 SI.OO Where the Morning Glories Around Oochn I Wondlf How the Old Foifci Art at Homo. Ox cur Staff fa A-37 25 SI.OO PRISONERS BROUGHT INTO COURT TO GIVE TESTIMONY (By Associated Peers.) Mount Holly, Dec. 1.-—Five con victs shackled each to the other, have been brought here from the state Prison and testified for te defense of Mr*. Dori„ Bruner and her broth er Harry Mohr, charged with killing John T. Bruner, the circus man, last march The convicts were questioned in at* attempt to upset the tesiiuofly of Charles Pow e ll, the confessed slayer, ■who said he shot Bruner at the insti atlon of Mrs Bruner and Mohr. The convicts said that Powel: raved and barked lik c a dog jn 's cell at the county jail here while they were in mates of the same prißOn. Bread is the staff of life. Have the best money can buy—VELVET. V B— Thu !*,!* / / \ Harder centra jtor* ml M X whlrh rtiH A £ V varying. , ’ 9 * The joy of a record that is virtually noiseless Ft’’ (I OS E grinding, X scratching surface ncise. - ’. that have so insis tently made themselves heard through the music you love will now annoy you no more. Because ColumbtS has discovered a process which produces a record sur in texture, so marvelously smooth that the needle travels over it almost inaudible. This new and .unbeliev ably quiet surface makes , the phonograph what it should be, a musical in strument of the highest, and purest type—giving you every inflection, the most delicate phrasing, ex quisitely expressed shades of harmony that have pre viously been lost in obtru- , sive surface sounds. Ihc New Columbia Records out fo-day are made withMhis ultra hue, and quiet, ncwCAtare. Lor contagious, rollick ing fun listen to Blossom Seeley burbling ‘‘Missis . ippi Choo-Choo,” a vvay doAvn-South blues. She's gain’ home and she’s got a glad "it that rubs right off the record onto you. Here is a simon-pure synco pated melody with a back ground of banjo twang ing ecstasy, and it’s deli ciously tree from irritating scratch or scrape. Tear out the accompany ing list, take it to a Colum bia Dealer and listen to any or all of these New Process Columbia Rec ords. Note the smoothness and fullness of tone. Nota the beauty of expression. Only in New Process Co lumbia Records will you find this new and quiet surface. The process is patented. CROOK AND ARISTOCRAT ARE RIVALS FOR A GIRL Mae Marsh heading an all star cant iii the William Christy Cabanue pro duction, “Till We Meet Again.” plays the role o£ a girl who i s loved by a crook and an aristocrat. Her heart goes out to each of them she is stirred with sympathy for the crook who befriended her and stood ready to share his last cent with her at a tins when jbe was friendless, homeless and frightened. And th e aristocrat had risked bis honor and reputation in serving her. Not until the filial scene does the story unfold the secret of its romance, and not until then does the stori bring out its title 'Till \v,. Meet Again”—in a smashing surprise (T max. Thi s new Associated Exhibitors feature i s the main attraction at th Bijou theatre today, in addition I, Miss Marsh, the east includes Norman Kerry as the aristocrat, Walter Mil ier as the crook, Martha Mansfield, .1 Barney Sherry, Julia Swavnc (Jordon, fammy Young, and others. William Christy Cobanne directed ‘'Till \V, Meet Again,’’ which is his own story adapted for the screen by Edmund Wtulding. SAY “BAYER!* When you buy Asyinn the Marne "Bayc kyrpaiKA üblv” ' ■ by- genuine .. pWr.’iiK’djtjy p;,y I. VI WO pmf and 'Wb I.C % sSmsML.. I tl' f £ “Theresa Phoenix Store Near You’" Only 4 popping Days Before Christmas • Stone's Quality Fruit Cake Fruit cake lias beeen honored in American tradition as a hnlidav viand <••?' royalest quality since eariy colquial da>s In the olden days making the Holiday fruit cake was almost a ritual housewives vied with eachother in making fruit cake embodying the most luxurous combinations of pecans, candied fruits and peels pineapple slices, whole cher ries, big juicy, tender raisins, spices and conserves, added to wonderfully ri- ’ dough content. SLONE'S REGAL QUALITY FRUIT CAKE made with a sincere regard for the old-fashioned ideas of liberal measure of fruit cake ingredients of almost lavish goodness, from all quarters of the globe, brings to fruit akc lovers -f hulav ALL OF THE OLD TIME RICHNESS AND INCOMPARABLE GOODNESS OF THE FAMOUS FRIT! CAKE OF 01 k FOR! FATHERS. Fui! 2 pound cake . . . $2.00 Full 5 pound cake . . . $5.00 Stone s Rich Fruit Cake STONE’S RICH IKi ll CAKE counts its friends by yearly increasing numbers- id lio tg could he more appropro or more appreciated as a holiday remembcrance to some distant friend. Full 1 pound cake . . . 75c Full 2 pound cake . . . $1.50 Full 4 pound cake . . . $3.00 Stone’s Popular Size Wrapped Cake Silver Slice. Golden Sunbeam, Mephisto, Raisin, Spanish Cake, Creole l ruit=== Each • Idc Apples, Bananas, Grapes, Grapesfruit, Oranges, Nuts PH 61 NIX “Cash and Carry Stores” - VAUDEVILLE AND MATINEE AT THE GRAND TODAY Cliarle s Wants’* ''Virginia Bellas”! close th< ir three Jay enaggement at . the Grand today, and this afternoon and tonight will be your last > hance to st this talented company of fuu makers. Also today, Corline Grilliith will be seen in a late production en titled "A Woman's Sacrifice" a story even belter than ‘‘Divorce Coupon*/’ which was shewn last w e jk at the Popular Grand theatre. Mi* g Griffith has spent several months in the mak. ! ing of tli s picture and it can safely J be said to be one o (the bestpieture I that s h f . lias e ver offered to the pub- J He in quite some time. A special Al Christie comedy will help tin? fun | section of the film program, and with ; i lie funny bill tbni Warrel hs - intend * real good laugh for the blues. Baumgartner’s Market. 312 Monk street, phone 10, in addition to choice western meat*, will in future handle select oysters 40c per quart, delivered. *' neuritis, ami foruai a in gcu ernl. which cuntriinNF o**% few cenls. Ui't.'K muii bolth of 21 and lOO.dX trad..- uuirllof jP 'Mono- oil. wlgre \ Satisfies the sweet tooth \ and aids appetite and digestion. v I Cleanses mouth and teeth. \ A great boon to smokers, \ relieving hot, dry mouth. \ Combines pleasure and \ benefit. Don’t miss the joy of the new WRIfiIEY’S P-K-the sugar coated tid bit! \) a ; / mropparM l j'lr , , READ THE NEWS ADS