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Xmas Gift Suggestions
Things that give pleasure hot alone Come in the mornings or evenings if
to the one to whom they are given, you can conveniently do so and avoid
but to every member of the family. the afternoon crowds.
Haviland China. Ornaments.
y/ ! *~ i^^^k Those beautiful z^»
t **\^^^^^ ssms^^^t4^i^^^^ > each. Fine pieces /4!§S3!%k'
-~sa*WAaa*^ ->*3£**X^.&JA^~So*- nke th . g at $ , QOj jjff^jjgt
H&C? trademark ■ i 3; 00 and $50 mSS_F
a, L, > ' e^i "Cc Also many new
•xjfXfiti^ Limo^CS * designs in
v*.w_T,,t___^ on oecorat"^ cmi»»» Bronze Figures, 3§_
Needn't look beyond the name for * lirrors * L ai Pf«» !Y§^*dmL^
quality-the unlooked for thing is to Onyx-top Tables **«|^j^
get the newest and prettiest decorated etc " y3 *-*^^^^ SA
designs at such prices as these.
Dessert Plates $3.25 dozen *P*J<vU
Tea Cups and Saucers 3.50 dozen "" ~~
Cake Plates So each T --a »-*-» r\C
Cold Meat Dishes 1.25 each L-Ctllip^t
Chocolate Pots 2.25 each
k Full, complete Haviland Dinner Sets This Lamp, pol- nil
come high these hard times— and we ished gilt, with j '■l
made the mistake of buying too many. genuine Mexican /~^\
Out they go before the new year at genuine Me^ lean / . ___*?^ =r^r\
these prices: onyx center, B. & /^'.^_s^*S^*Jg:\
_»-«**. , \ V H. round 65-candle f^C, A^Okl
«45.00 Sets reduced to $31.50 . \ ■%w£raff^jM*l
<*•"*•« nn «-*_._ j . _ __ _- power burner, V^vv^'- -J!__*<KSs_7
oos.uo bets reduced to 37.50 V '^i_l____^i^yc4^/
$65.00 Sets reduced to 42.00 complete with gold \T^^_^^p/
decorated globe, Tri- j !~~^P*^
$3.75; another |j_z*__y
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___>L__!in^S style, not so fine, ;___s_____d£___ j
"^ $225 . and some g^^^
_. Are all the rage still finer at $4.50, t^^sss¥
ii. -^^ now for fining- $5 . 50 and $8.50.
___-___■•■ Jhr room ornaments --, _ _ WwßSm
iJfC**!^ X _<- 00( j to drink Perhaps you have ffispi
beer from, too. tne Lamp *— then g-q*;
B-"-- **^ '^J^ni This blue decor- put one of those pljj
-fclEfife^X cent • St<?in ' 5 ° pretty ' new ' styl - A
|H^^««^gS| J y very fine ones at and make i,; ln °^ i^-1
\^7^t*^^^r^y^ ?1 - * 5 ' $2 " 50, 53 ' 00 like new— 7se, $1.00. _i<ji__SsL
ra^»<gj^^yr_p^ an $3.50. A - 50 ' $2 ' and yJJ-i^ll^fev
j^^?*-^^®^) splendid line of „.,._., -^S^ I !^.^*
■*^^^^^^ Tobacco Boxes $ "° 0 - *
Ss^sssz&^^ft and Holiday "* _
. -* — __i->*^ Novelties. $3.75
OPEN EVENINGS.
THAT BIG CHINA STORE- THAT BIG CHINA STORE-
A Quarter of a Block Below Shreve's A Quarter of a Block Below Shreve's
Wangenheim, Sternheim & Co., Wangenheim, Sternheim & Co.,
528 and 530 Market St., 528 ana 530 Market St..
27 and 29 Sutter St., 27 and 29 Sutter St.,
Below Montgomery. Below Montgomery.
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THJ_ SAX FRANCISCO CALL, SUNDAY, DECEMBEP 19, 1897.
RULER OF THE
ELKS ARRIVES
Makes His Second Visit in an
Official Capacity.
He .Will Remain Two Weeks as the
Guest of San Francisco
Lodge No. 3.
Meade B. Detweiler, I grand exalted
ruler of the Benevolent and Protective
Order of Elks, accompanied by his
wife, arrived in the city last evening
from Los Angeles and registered at the
California Hotel.
Mr. Detweiler will remain In the
city two weeks, during which time he
will make his investigations in an offi
cial capacity and with his wife enjoy
the hospitality of San Francisco Lodge
No. 3. At the end of his visit In this
city the grand exalted ruler of the
"merry men" will leave this coast and
return to his home in Pennsylvania.
On Wednesday evening, December
22, the members of San Francisco
Lodge No. 3 will tender a banquet to
their ruler at the California Hotel.
the exception of three specially
ge No. 3 will tender a banquet to
r ruler at the California Hotel,
h the exception of three specially
Invited guests the banquet will be ex
clusively for Elks, and a "hot time" is
anticipated.
The grand exalted ruler of the Elks
is the present District Attorney of
Harrisburg, Pa. He has twice been
elected ruler of the Elks, and is at
present enjoying his second term in
that capacity.
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Advances made on furniture and pianos, with
or without removal. J. *->*<••. nan, 1017-1023 Mission.
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Walters Elect Officers.
The Pacific Coast Waiters' Association, '
at a meeting on Thursday night at the
rooms of the organization, 5 Stockton
street, elected its officers for the coming
year. The officers chosen were: Fred
Emory, president; J. Bauchman, vice
president; L. J. Fry, secretay; L. L.
Hayden, treasurer, and F. Webber, 11.
H. Hoffman, J. P. Dunn, Joseph Meams,
H. Brown, Daniel Shea, E. Parker and
Harry Martin, directors. The organiza
tion now has a membership of over 300
and it is increasing daily.
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Technical Society Social.
The Technical Society of the Pacific
Coast held one of its pleasant musical
socials in its hall in the Academy of
Science building Thursday evening.
There were about 150 present, and at the
conclusion of the entertainment light
refreshments were served.
HE SENDS IT FREE
A Never Failing Remedy That Makes
A Man Young Again,
TRUE MANLINESS QUICKLY RE-
PLACES THE WORN OUT NERVES
' AND VIGOR.
When a man's strength and vigor is
slowly wasting away from nervous
weakness, the mental forebodings are
ten times worse than the most severe
pain. There is no let up to the mental
suffering day or night. For years the
writer rolled and tossed on the troubled
sea of Nervous Debility, Emissions,
Lame Back and the various other
troubles of Sexual Weakness, until it
was a question whether he had not
better take a dose of poison and thus
end all his troubles. But, providential
inspiration came to his aid. in the shape
of a combination of medicines that
completely restored his general health
and enlarged his weak, emaciated
parts to natural size and vigor, and
he now declares that any man, young
ly restored his general health
arged his weak, emaciated
natural size and vigor, and
declares that any man, young
or old, who will take the trouble to
send his name and address may have
Free full particulars of this wonderful
home treatment which quickly restored
me to my full strength and vigor of
youth. Now, when I say free, I mean
absolutely without cost, because I want
every weakened man to get the benefit
of my experience.
There are thousands of men suffering
the mental tortures of weakened man-
hood who would be cured at once could
they but get such a remedy as the one
that cured me. Send for it, and learn
that there are a few things on earth,
although they cost nothing to get, are
worth a fortune to some men, and
mean a lifetime of happiness to most
of us. Write to Thomas Slater, 178
Masonic Temple, Kalamazoo, Mich.,
and the information will be mailed in a
plain, sealed envelope.
HOLIDAY STYLES
HATS AND CAPS
All Prices and Always the Best
fop the Money.
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THE HATTERS,
328 Kearny St.,
Neap Pine.
Largest Stock of Hats and Caps for Men,
Ladies and Children.
SAND TUMOR
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No KNIFE or Pain.
NO PAY UNTIL CURED
75-Page BOOK Sent
FREE with home t es-
timonials aud exact
addresses of h v n -
dreds cured of large
Cancers, some 8, io
and 1 2 lbs. in alcohol.
I have positively cur-
ed overi.oooCancersin California in Byrs;_syrs-
experience. Any lump in the breast is Cancer;
they always poison from breast to arm-pit and
lip to throat. If large it is then too late.
S.R. CHAM LEY, M. 0., Office, 719 Market ST.. S.F.
SEND TO SOMEONE WITH CANCER
&*jS Chle-e-ter** E__U-t_ Dlaraonil Braad.
Pennyroyal pills
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SPECIAL SALE
OF
Dinner Sets
to CLOSE OUT.
Suitable for
Ct}ristn)as Presents.
Real Semi-Porcelain hand-fllled-in dec-
oration Dinner Sets, consisting of:
Soup Bowls, 2 Meat Dish, large, I
Sauce Boat, 1 Soup Plates, 12
Covered Vegeta- Dinner Plates, 12
ble Dishes, 4 Dessert Plates, 12
Uncovered Vege- Sauce Plates. 12
table Dishes, 2 Butter Plates. 12
* Pickle Dishes, 2 Cups aod
Salad Bowl. I Saucers, 24
MeatDlsb. small. I Sugar Bowls, 2
Meat Dish, roe- Cream Pitcher. I
dlum, 1 Slop Bowl. I
Total pieces $10- 00
Genuine Carlsbad
China Dinner Sets,
Handsome Hand-Painted decorations,
consisting of same pieces AA
as above, except sugar U*lQ fill
bowls, cream pitcher and J-klrv
slop bowl IJ/IVJ
Ornaments, Bric-a-Brac and the cele-
brated LIBBY CUT GLASS for holi-
day remembrances.
uwolmmi&co.
122-132 Sutter St., S. F.
Baseball for Cuba.
The Cuban Leag-ue has arranged for a
New Year's baseball game for the bene
fit of the Cuban sufferers. The location
of the grounds has not yet been decided.
If Captain "\lahoney, now sojourning
here, produces his credentials by the
new year he will be selected to umpire
the game.
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The Pacific States Type Foundry (Home
Industry) furnished the Call's new dress.
_>*-®*j_-__ ' T^O CADITD
€(*% DR. SOPER
'J___^^^^»_S_7^ Guarantees to cure every Case he accepts for the
• : wy^y- : *-i price quoted below, including all medicines. This
lli^._llil^^i_lr_#*-i °** applies to all who commence treatment
w^_i^__^__>^*^- before January 2, after which date his regular
■jp&i% r **\jfc'/. '' prices will prevail. The object in making the _ol-
_^^ L^^-_ii ?^_^_v lowing exceptionally low rates is simply to intro-
E^T 2__l^^^^^ duce his
\^^^^ NEW SYSTEM OF TREATMENT.
Catarrh $ 8 00' Skin Diseases $ 8 00 [Nervous Debility I 8 00
Rheumatism $ 8 00! Diabetes ? 8 00 Sail Rheum $15 00
Neuralgia I 1 00j Dicers I 9 00; Syphilis $15 00
Deafness $ 8 00, Insomnia , s « 00 Varicocele $10 on
Cancer $15 00 Spinal Disease $10 00 Stricture* $10 do
Fistula $10 00l Malaria t 7 00 Diseases of Women 8 8 00
Asthma $13 001 Bladder Diseases $ 8 00 Ovarian Tumors ..$«0 00
Gravel $ -i on Scrofula $10 00 Other Tumors $15 00
Consumption. Ist stagre..... sls 00|Bronchitis I 8 OO Rupture.. $15 00
Chronic Diarrhoea $ 8 00. Constipation I 6 00 1 Loss of Manhood $ *> 00
Tape Worm $ UOiHeadache is -00 Gonorrhoea $5 00
Pimples and Liver Spots.. ..s 000 Epilepsy or Fits .$lO km * "eet 40 00
Dropsy I 8 001 Brhrht's Disease $10 00 1 Heart Disease $ 7 00
Dyspepsia ...$ 800 j Diseases of Liver. $10 Eye and Ear Diseases $8 00
Hemorrhoids or Piles $ 8 Kidney Diseases $10 00 Goitre or Thick Neck $10 00
Paralysis % 8 00. Sciatica % 8 00. Blood Diseases $ 9 00
Nervous, despondent, diseased and weak men readily cured by this system. Diseases pe-
culiar to women are treated by a new and painless method. If incnrrable you will be told so.
Those unable to call send history of case, tog-ether with 3-cent stamp, and set-tire opinion free.
Patients successfully treated at their own homes by mall. All correspondence sacredly confi-
dential. Consultation, examination, diagnosis ■ and advice absolutely free. Hours 10 to 12 A. ML, '.'
to 5 and 7toS r. si. Sundays, 3to6P. M.
DR. A SOPER'S SANITARIUM,
524* TAYLOR STREET, CORNER POST. SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
TIVOLI OPERA-HOUSE
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THE SUCCESS OF THE SEASON,
i *** Mother or " Strange Adventures of -
Goose," THE Jack and Jill."
SEE THE EDUCATED DONKEY.
THE GOOSE THAT LAID THE GOLDEN EGG.
THE MARCH OF THE MERMEN.
THE BUTTERFLY BALLET.
A Delight for Old and Young.
Popular Prices. 25c and 50c.
ALCAZAR- SSHg j
This Sunday Evening
Last Performance of
WILL SHE DIVORCE HIM.
To-Morrow, Monday, Night
Belasco and Fyles' Military Drama
THE GIRL
I LEFT
BEHIND ME.
The Greatest of All War Plays.
SO IPeople on the Stage.
Matinee Christmas and New Year's Day.
OLYMPIA-^T °, £--■*<-
Beginning This Sunday Evening
STARK'S - VIENNA - ORCHESTRA
In a Series of Popular Concerts.
NEW MUSIC - - TALENTED ARTISTS!
In conjunction with Operatic Singers.
Special The building is now heated through-
out. Perfect comfort assured.
A NOTED CLAIRVOYANT.
Wonderful Power of Mrs. A.
D. Howe of This City.
In this city occultism has reached the
plane of art and the science has no
more earnest votary than Mrs. A. D.
Howe, whose name has been . prom
inently before the public for years
past as a clairvoyant of deep and won
drous power. Endowed by nature with
the peculiar and mysterious magnet
ism which render it possible for her -to
have communication with the -spirits
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MRS. A. D. HOWE.
of those who have gone before, she has
used her gifts in the direction of as- j
sisting her fellows. Her revealed med
icines, the nature of whose ingredients
were revealed to her by occult power,
have performed wonderful cures, as
many testimonials from well known
citizens demonstrate.
Mrs. Howe is a woman of culture
and refinement who deplores as many
others do the deception practiced by
so-called mediums, whose opera
tions have cast odium upon the profes
sion she adorns. Occupying elegant
offices at 1206 Market street, Mrs.
Howe welcomes every visitor of every
degree in life with cordiality and
frankness. To those who seek for
i knowledge concerning dear ones who
have passed away, as well as those
' who seek to rid themselves of their
bodily ills; Mrs. Howe's services will be
of incalculable benefit. . .
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COMMITTED SUICIDE.
The Police Satisfied that Alice
Oliver Took Hor Own Life.
Alice Oliver, who died at the Re
ceiving Hospital early yesterday morn
ing from carbolic acid poison, com
mitted suicide.
John Donovan, the man with whom
she had been living at 1055 Howard
street, and a friend named John Sulli
van, were arrested and detained pend
ing an investigation.
Detective Bryam and Policeman
Smith were detailed on the case, and
the result of their inquiries satisfied
them that the woman had swallowed
the poison in a fit of despondency
caused by. the suspicion that Donovan
intended leaving her.
MOROSCO'S GRAND OPERA-HOUSE.
WALTER MOROSCO, Sole Lessee and Manager,
> Last two performances of
"BOOTEES' BABY,"
Commencing to-morrow, December 20.
Magnificent production of C. T. Dazey'a grand
■ •■->•. Melodrama,
"THE WAR OF WEALTH."
Great '-Run-on-thr-I'ank" scene. Stupend-
ous bank-vault explosion scene. An ex-
citing plot well spiced with clever comedy.
Evening prices, 10c, 25c and 50c. Matinee every
Saturday and Sunday.
: GRAND MATINEE CHRISTMAS DAY.
RACING; RACING! RACING!
CALIFORNIA JOCKEY CLUB
Winter Meeting, 1597-9 S. beginning MONDAY,
December IS to December 2.">, inclusive.
OAKLAND RACETRACK.
RACING MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, „*'
* THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY.
FIVE OR MORE RACES BACH DAY.
— r— RACES START AT 2:15 P. M. SHARP.
Ferry Boats leave San Francisco at 13 M.
and 12:30. 1:00, 1:30. 2:00, 2:30 and "3 P. M..
connecting with trains stopping at the entrance
to track. Buy your ferry tickets to Shell
Mound.
Returning— Trains leave the Track at 4:13
and 4:45 P. M.. and immediately after the last
race.
THOMAS H. WILLIAMS JR.. President.
R. B. MIIiROY, Secretory. ;
OBERON.
Notable Engagement of *
CARL MERTENS
And the
COSMOPOLITAN ORCHESTRA.
THE CHUTES AND FREETHEATER
Every Afternoon and Evening
BOSTON LADIES' MILITARY BAND
; And a Great Vaudeville Show.
Admission and performance, 10c; children, sc.
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CHRISTMAS SUGGESTIONS
FOR YOUNG AND OLD.
Jackets, Cases, Sis, Fir Neck ai lacMos.es.
LATEST STYLES-LOWEST PRICES.
We will cheerfully exchange anu garment after the
holidays should It not give entire satisfaction,
Send In your country orders in time, we will attend
to them promptly..
=FOR SPRING 1898=
Great preparations are heing made In our Ladles-
Tailoring and Dressmaking Department.
The latest Models for costumes as well as the Newest
Materials are on their way from Paris, and together *
with the constant increase of trade and the efficiency of
our Artist Tailors and Dressmakers, we can safely look
toward an Immense popularity in these departments.
No pains shall he spared to execute the wants of our
patrons in the most artistic and satisfactory manner at
prices more reasonable than elsewhere. h >
Our LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S UNDERWEAR DE- ■
PARTMENT Is constantly growing and Increasing In
popularity, and we will continue to hring .forth nothing
hut the very latest and hest styles.
CITY OF PARIS DRY GOODS CO.,
SE. Cor. Geary and Stockton Sts., S. F.
UNION SQUARE • *
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JJftfFt& §AN §\ pRANCISCO. CAU. \zstab:\ss7,
GUSTAU WALTER, Director-General.
WEEK COMMENCING" 9^SX{AS^ I^?fffM^I?^M^
MONDAY, DEC. 20th. IN AN UNPARALLELED CHRISTMAS
MONDAY, DEC. __Otn. vaudeville feast.
The Most Novel and Mag- V*!**- I*. I TII f_r TUT f.rif.l Grand Spectacular, Mimic
nifleent Ballet Spectacle iHr H HI H 1 1 J- IHr H P" fl I and Terpsichore.. Pro-
Ever Seen in San Francisco Silt- 111! If Vi I lIS- I _af*llll_ dnction in Three Scenes.
1st — THE DECK OF THE OCEANA, 2d— AT THE BOTTOM OF THE SEA. FAIRY GROTTO. ;
Gorgeous Costumes'. Brilliant Electrical Effects! Enchanting Scenery!
THE THREE AVOLOS,
DIRECT FROM AUSTRALIA. NOVELTY ACROBATS.
_^flRr.I IT\l_=^ 1-41 TI ¥ THE WORLD'S ONLY TRIPLE-
_*"**_. I"*. ••»_-*.__-< I l^l___/ _~1 *__'_-_. ___/, voiced DESCRIPTIVE VOCALIST.
OPHELITA, THE chic character DANSEUSE.
JOHN KERNELL, AMERICA'S FOREMOST
•J**^r**l^l I** 1 -- ___/_*X:i^___y ___<]___» IRISH COMEDIAN.
PROF. ED. DOHERTY'S CANINE CIRCUS,
The Only Troupe of TRAINED POODLES in the World.
THE SIX PICCHIANI SISTERS, SERYAIS LE ROY,
• SENSATIONAL ACROBATS. The KING OF ILLUSIONISTS.
VESUVIANO QUARTET, THE DE FHLLIPIS,
THE OPERATIC HIT. INTERNATIONAL DANCERS.
MATINEE TO-DAY, Sunday. Dec. _■*_>.
Parquet, any Seat, 25c. Balcony 10c. Children, any Seat, lOc.
Last Appearance of PAULINETTI & PIQUO and CZITA.
•'•rRI_DLAND_R,GOTTLOBfc(2' L__ _ES& MANAGERS •••
OISL-"*-' ONE MORE WEEK: ,
Commencing Monday, December __0
HOYTS BEST, THE GREAT BIG SHOW,
"A MILK WHITE FLAG!"
A JTllLli Will it rLAII!
JUST PONDER OVER THESE COMMENTS:
The Examiner said; "Is ileliciou-ly funny. "
The Chronicle said: '•Unusually fresh, unusually well (.one."
The Call said: "Should be a magnetic attraction for the holiday weeks."
The Post 6ald; "Everybody laughed immoderately."
The Report said: "Better than the Baldwin production."
The Bulletin said; "Is very amusing*, indeed."
Presented in a Superior Manner to the Original Production.
Magnificent Scenery! Superb Costumes! Excellent Accessories! And the Very
Best Cast, Ever.
SO - - - .PEOPLE IN THE CAST - - - SO
December 27, "AT GAY CONEY. ISLAND!"
WITH A WHIRLWIND OF FUN AMD NOVELTIES. -
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CALIFORNIA For beginning * IM -
THEATER, Al. Hayman & Co. Inc., Lessees. Monday, DCC. 20th,
■*-^m_a____(A arevvell Engagement prior to their
| Mrst Eastern Tour, the
amously Popular Favorites, the
Farewell Engagement prior to their PA
irst Eastern Tour, the
amously Popular Favorites, the
I RAWLEY CO.,
•Vj.' Presenting In their Ever Appreciative Manner
AUGCSTIN DALY'S DELIGHTFUL COMEDY-DRAMA,
Bs. I The RAILROAD OF LOVE.
*BRONSON HOWARD'S DRAMA OP THE CIVIL WAR, .
THURS., FRI., SAT., SUN., I OT__Tl_rT\T X IST "HO A IrT
SATURDAY MATINEE^.! OnJliN AIN JIJ A
Reserved Seats, 2Sc, DOc, 75c and $1.
MONDAY, DECEMBER '-'7. Last Week of the FUAWLEY COMPANY.
BALDWIN THEATER"
V ITALIAN GRAND OPERA CO V
Benefit _Pietro "Vallini.
*-* BIG BILL ->r-*-*
- — " PAGLIACCI "—Entire
Third/Act "AIDA," First Act " BOHEME,"
SPECIAL SYMPHONY NUMBERS.
Extra-MONDAY NIGHT,
Special Performance,
Allowing for the First Appearance of
The Great Basso SCOLARI,
BENEFIT OF AGOSTINI AND MONTANARI.
"LA BOHEME "—Entire. Jewel Scene from " FAUST."
I Special 'Numbers by MONTANARI and AGOSTlNl— Positive Farewell.
{ Monday, Dec. 2 7-STUART ROB SO IN.
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CALIFORNIA THEATER.
To-night (Sunday), Last Time
GERMAN-HEBREW OPERA CO.,
Presenting the Historical Operatic ' Drama,
••UNSANA-TOKEF."
Monday— THE FRAWLEY CO.
RECREATION PARK.
THE DISPUTED GAME,
I Sunday at 2 P.M.,
OLYMPIC us. RELIANCE.
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