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Show J n'i uw g i-,-f-i-M . .,,, ,. , , ; ---Si B j Chautauqua 1 Chautauqua June 6-11 I buTa 1 1 i is a Community ! I S ZllT iZ Six Big Days of Worth-While Events SEASON TICKET j : I this a better com-; Seventeen Big Programs 8 : S i munity in which;! ij E flK 5 g to live- j Imtwctwe--EntertainingUpliftmg fmh Six Forenoons of Supervised Play for The Children. Big Closing Play Festival on June 11th. j i THE TALENT 01)0 CT I JUNIOR CHAUTAUQUA ij Z . : Tlie Old Fashioned Girls In songs of the long ago. ;: J J I OiirTlay-Grouud work is planned and outlined hv ii ;: Burnell Ford The Magic of Electricity Made Simple. X Cai,t. T. Dinsmore Upton, formerly Supt. of Plnvsrromid 1; Ward Waters Company Entertainers of marked ability. : UCt I OUT' llCKetS Jbarly WOrk in Grand Eapids, Mich., and later with the U. 8. i Richard Posey Campbell Western James W. Riley. . j; T 11 All V 17 A Al'!,jy- Tlie W01'k locally will be under the direction of an 1; . : Hon. H. C. Poole New Zealand's Popular Lecturer. ! leil All I OUT JP rieiHlS experienced playground supervisor. Kojrular plavijround j: Norman Allan Imrie Lecturer on Political Problems. j: i equipment is furiiislied and games will be arranged for J : Zedeler Symphonic Quintet Rare Musical Artists. : LJi ( I boys and girls ranging from six to fourteen yenrs'of age. i Fardinand Fill ion Violinist with assisting artists. j: -S VyjJ I j The story hour is given special attention and will de 5 5 !; Keighley's New York Players "It Pays to Advertise." j ' j light the children- This is your children's greatest op- j . : Tom Skeyhill Greatest Lecturer the War Produced- j; portunity of the year. It will develop them mentally, B : W. L. Mellinger "Misunderstood Mexico." SEASON TICKETS j morally and phvsicallv. They will like it. Fisk Jubilee Singers Dixie's Most Talented Vocalists. Adult's $2.50 Student's $1.50 Children's $1.00 i Don't Let Them Miss It! t I J Plus War Tax ' . HUlBIIIHillllSIIBBaBglBBIIIRGIIIIlRlinillllllllllBiaillBiaiaailBBHIIIIIiaR SSBIBIUBIISSIIl BIIEiiGIBBIIBaiaiaiBaESIEIlI :LOST A small pig. black and red. Finder notify Austin Monsen. j ItiWWx'-ft It s a cinch - l I iW-1 I 1 'I 'I I' t O'lflJ'i!! to figure why 5; -Jk tameis sell! If a' fa .f.'r. -r (Fh V3 Pi I .B -4 o li 1 1 tsi-cssfi I J$-Y You shoud know why Camels (0fi!V are so unusual, so refreshing, so VT'H'Y satisfying. First, quality second, Camels expert blend of choice Turkish -;; jY. Jl - V-';' and choice Domestic tobaccos which , "-?T'X Mp3cl I l-v':- yu'u certainly prefer to either kind 'V'V'.vl'? J ?j I iLnf jki: yf smoked straight ! r : ;.-V - - ''c-"ft I.'; Camels blend makes possible that " V- ,. ' iytV'A wonderful mellow mildness yet all the i-t; desirable body is there ! And, Camels ili:'-"i3 s .r-'r Br3 .''V;;1 never tire your taste! l;.,;; ?Zn3J(rr 'gVU You'n appreciate Camels freedom '4 ci ;''. i-t&P -s- "" S '''; from any unpleasant cigaretty after-j'-&i-i'vVKYvv' i taste or unpleasant cigaretty odor ! ct'",: j)' 't ' i. For your own satisfaction compare Hi-i;: ' '' 4 ) TrvV' r ' -u ; ' ; Camels puff by puff vith any ci;a-V- H -H-j -i- rette in the world at any price ! Vi-u -y-''-'"1 ,J ' fp 1 T . .rir ,;T..n-,r'r r. TrVTTZ J ''nwln nrf sold rvfrvwht rf in f irn ifirn llv '; I p.T k.iir v nf 20 -?.-t-.'.,.-V:-. y., , vTLMASli & 2XJ..liiJJ-; r,(:r,:,. fr,r 'JO r.-r,,;. , Inn ,,. ,-,... , .. ff,... ,n . .:. , 'J l-iLKfcjJ J trrr-c,vtrrr) rnrtcn. VS. sfonv' r- ornii ;ud t h, s ri rtnn lr thf ' Y :' Jh C I C A K , T g .f home or o.- furl b or rbn you travel. :. ".V.?" ' :'7i?YjiJS r. j. Reynolds tobacco co., win.ton-Saicm, n. c |
