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STAN FORD THEATRE.
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LOCKWOOD'S HALL TONIGHT.
, An excellent program of motion pic—
.mres has been arranged toi- today at
‘10ckwood‘s Hall which will include a
some Vitagraph feature. Tomorrow. 1
Helm will otter Dorothy Donnelly in a
beautiful visullzntion of “Sealed Val-
ley” a. picturesque appeal from the
Mics. Miss Donnelly, who originab
ed the title role in “Madame X” is
said to the at her best in "Sealed Val-
ley." On Friday. Paramount will pre-
sent Cyril Maude in “Peer Cyni" and .
on Saturday “The District Attorney":
A: presented by V. L S. B. Matineesf
are given daily at Lockwood Hall, and i
the same program that has been ar '
ranged tor the Regent is shown at that
popular movie house.
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‘BOUGHT AND PAID FOR' TONIGHT
AT REEGNT. :
With every seat taken at both per. ,,
lormances yesterday “The Virginian“
ins presented at the Regent theatre
b, the popular Payton Stock 901993.11” 1:1 1) of. 11110111 \\ ert sav 1 11.
and once again please discriminating __ _____ _ ..
millencef Eugene Frnizer. William ins. if ever thcre was one, with a trio
Hortimer, Miss Russell, Miss Lenottq oi iilliaus just about as vallaiiious as
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udthe entire company scored in roles villains can be. There are (11 11 bus!
that were suited to their ability. To- band who marries a rich \\ 1duii pants
day. George - Broadhurst's greatest her money, and stops at nothing short
ploy "Bought and Paid For" will be of slow murder to gain his ends: (‘3)
given and as this is the first local 8 female accomplice a lady
presentation of this dramatic iehicle, who drugs the unsuspecting woman
another large audience is assured. and plans to marry hubby when the
0!} Thursday afternoon and evening Wife dies; 13) a rascally doctor who
the sparkling comedy "Little
SNWD" Will be presented and on Fri- spires with hubby and the lady doctor
day. Winchell Smith' a dramatic m— to have the wife committed to his sun!
M‘The Only Son. " On Friday night, itariuin.
the performance will begin a little; This prologue ‘0’; pytmoing is follow-
liter. owing ‘0 a lecture ‘0 be given ed by {our thrilling acts of plot and
mvious tome performance Saturday counterplOt: throughout all of which
matinee and night, the play will be Mr. Biglow. played by Nat Goodwin.
“rho Shepherd of the Hills." Reserv- appears as the instrument of good. He
“ ”“3 are now selling for the entire rescues Mrs. Rallston from the sani-
ansagement of the Payton Stock Com- thrilling climaXt-s characterize this
NW- . cowardly husband squandered; and
I rounds on' everything else happily, ev-
:en after Rsllston has done himself to
‘ death by reckless automobile riding.
Clever production. good photography
iearnest acting, 11nd many exciting and
. thriilling cilmmes characterize this
fimous Actor In I Semtional H10“- pictum, which n ill surely please, inter-
PM)! 0' Pl“ and Countewlot- est and hold any motion pit-tum autu-
World Film company releases the mp9 nowpdays when um demand in
fluid." 1’03“ 0" Carioll Flemings feature films is for modern themes of
drama of the same name .\'at C. (lood- sustained Interest. ‘
Viln- the famous actor nppcars. l“ the This thrilling title will be told on the
. film. screen at. Iloyt' a Theatre in Washing
“NM" 13 Welcome in pictures. A5 ton street on Filday of this week.
an actor he is versatile; his name and .. , - ..
pomouality are familiar to millions. pALAcE THEATRE.
'33! 1110“"? in which, hé “PM" 15 The big show is coming tomorrow.
assured, iii adiance, of special atten. Hendod by a wonderful null "The
m 111911111 Dancers." the show at the Pal.
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gim- Gooowml‘iu “Ti-11a Julian-:11
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"l‘he Master Hand” is a strong drl- 11cc '1']ie.1.rc for the lust three days;
of 1111s “0911 promises to eclipse any-
thing in the i'iuitleiillc line soon in
Norwalk this year. Jacob 1’. Adler. in,
son 111 111v urctt mum of the people,
appsais 111111 the etiieial dance act
AN" col-0R IN HA'R which appears at tho Piilnce
.Fridny and Saturday A bevy of
" K“ pretty girls make the act the. great.
Don't stay Gray! 1! Darkens 5° Nll- success that It has been in the Neu
"""Y “‘3‘ Nobody CM TBH- York Wintergurden, from \VliHllCQ it
You can turn gray, faded hair beau- comes to this my
night it .voull got a 5-ceut bottle of on the bill One of the richest comed-
“Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Comllcruud‘ 138 is promised in “‘In Our Honey-
“ any druo stoxe. Millions Of bottles moon." a funny force in charge of Mr.
of this old. famous Sage Tea Recipe and Mrs. McDonald. well known stage
are sold aimually says a “ell-known humorists. Fink and Clark, a’ilollnist
druggist here because ll darkens the and :1 dainty pianistc, spear iii a mus
becoming failed d1 3’ scrasgly and thin and singing act for the last three days.
have a surpilse matting them,
cause after one or two applications the
gray hair vanishes and your locks be: _
come luxuriantly dark and beautiful—4
all dandruff goes, scalp itching and
falling hair stops \
This is the age of youth.» Gray-hairs
ed. unattractiie folks aren't wanbetL
around, so get- busy with Wyeth’s
Sage and Sulphur tonight and you‘ll be
delighted with your dark, handsome ‘
itali- and your youthful appearance!"
Within a few days. " '
Shouts;
I AGAIN
for quiet: repair work. Brmg
e pieces We can duplicate
Tlic Iltspcrian, an Allan Linc stc‘aiiisliip “as uttackul liva
(31'111151t11i11..Ql.t L‘Lllllt il {50 pas Stiigti's 11111111 tlt\\ :11 t x1
doctor,‘
M195 keeps a private sanitarium and con-‘
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But this isn't the only strong act 1! pocket i'ii'kstitnd and leather
while staging of “Lee’s Surrender to Grant
_ Rucker and Winifred the chinamnn tit Appomnttox," one of his striking
Those Whose hair is turning limit. and the coon have a strong comedy historical facsimile scones In Griffith's '
be- The bill is ivound up with: Bellclair “no " mining to the Regent Theatre.
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[“111 l\- —.~‘i.\ Ul llltst “cut to tlt‘lllll
\itic tlll])lU_\Ul in tlic tlt‘w.
.intuiilziv cvciiiiig,
Brothcrs, sensational gymnists and next Monday, Tuesday and Wednes—
booked as the greaten in vaudeville. lday.
'1110 usual high classinotion pictures sented in his fatigue unifotm, dusty
ate shown with eath peiformance. Them“) travel-stained while General Lee
pictures change t-ieiy dai, the nude :15 shown in the complete panoply 01
””8 “”19 3 “99"- military dress. ”My aim, ” said Mr.
Griffith in speaking of such scenes re
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"DAMAGED GOODS” ceutly, “has been to introduce as little
an ' m .. .. 5 .
A Play harm; Acts, by Eugene
M... BFIQUN.
'1‘11‘1 may "Ilainapcd Goods,“ is to
be Had bi Eiim‘nd T\ 'ult‘ll'l at the
t‘omniuiiit‘y Club rooms, 53 VI est ave
11119.\VCdlI‘E§(lII\,01'YODET “01h, at 4
p. in.
" ‘ play was first p:oduccd in Am-
“1X11 ox lliii'cli 1-1111. 1913, iii the
Fulton Theatre, New York, under the
auspices of the Medical Review of Re.
\'l(‘\\':i Sociological Fund. On Sunday
niternoon, April 61h. 1913, there was
given In Washington, D. 0.. a special
guest performance for members of the ’
Cablnct. both houses of Congress. the
12111911 Stator: Supreme Court. rapt-s-
iniiiiii'cs of the Diplomatic- Corps
and "lllf‘l‘ protu‘rcm people in lintionv
‘11 iii-i. The National Theatre was
t-i'owdi-d with the foremost men and
\‘Ul‘t‘l‘i of the Capital. including the
rim-t noted clcrui'inon of that city.
The rcstill of those performances
. '1‘: :1 i 1111011110113 endorsement of the
, .11 , 111111 11 dmiiiion on the part ol
'2: — "After
failed I used
Mrs. Floodsa
everything else h.a
Sykes’ Comfort Powder on a baby
that was badlych chafed and nearly
row. In a few days the sore. in-
flamed skin was entire! healed. I
when n good hewphpogggm in re-
always prescribe 00111 on Powder ,
from theatricalism.
Dr J 11. \lallory has just returned
from an automobile trip to Spring-
field.
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BABY BADLY CHAFED
SKIN NEARLY RAW
The Nurse.,Mn. Flood. Tell: in Following Letter
' How Baby Wu Headed By ’
Another Nurse uys:~“'l'ho
loatbaby 1 took urea! suil'eredwith
a sore, lnflnmed akin, caused by us-
Ing cheap scented talcum powder.
lntoncebegsn mwb&8yka' Com.
fort Powderand thud. a skin was
soon heeled smooth healthy. I
find Comfort Powder works just the
saline for Ill irritation”! the Makin. "
1th tutu-amnion to one: it in every my Mme. Me. 4.11. Hilton, 1101161111131!
city Ill .Aineiica whom the people feel. MMIp'ln-nhhun Syhu' Comfort Powder ll a H! ”03'
hilt the public welfare [3 dependent 1019111. no“ «Kahuna. l pond-11:0“?
' to skin MW 135““ and children. though no! men or
, 231011 11 lllLllt‘I‘ standard of sex moral-
i 1\'.111d a clctirur understanding of tho
"M i of heulth.
1 The Birth of a Nation.
l When (lenerul’ Robert Fl 1.1-0, at
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Sm- HCWMMWSM‘
Sigma" added to Idonfiy the genuine.
THE COMFORT POWDER CO..BoIt011,Mus.. Wow
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acting as possible. l have tried to be
i Appomattox, “tuned to make some,
marginal notes on the papers of the
final surrender he asked (‘ho l)\'fl!!ln(l'
are *i'or a pencil. Strange to say, not
one of the numerous oillcers and aidcs- :,
ANN;
tic-camp was able to offer him one. At ‘ W'L‘
‘lw- -t, 1111 oilicoi of Lee 1, stat! extracted; 1 T T
quill' Sll HOPE
110111 his hit and. with the nld' of those
the historic document was written and
tho mums of Grant and Lee nillxed at
the bottom. l
The iibme bit or history was dunJ
tip by David W. Grlmth during — his
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You catii resist the flavor
SUMDQE
COFFEE
IF YOUR onccen CANT SUPPLY you .l-lDITE us
HIS mus SAND A511 us Foo V: cm
museums Daemon Boon
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motion picture, “The Birth or it Now
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Business Hours from 8:30 a. m. to 6 p. m. '
Section tor Tailored Wear
Enter a distinctive model: the
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Made of Chifi'on Broadcloth, very graceful in design.
the coat close at the waist, but flaring conservatively, col—
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Styles for Men
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sections if they >1) tit-slim. W“
New Line of Negligee Shitts
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Pastel stripes on white ground. light green lai'cudcr,
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licav)’. clcgant .Qlll\,
Novelty Weaves in Cravats,
$1.00, $1.50 and
“Crocodile" and “Peacock" weaves.
$2.00. ‘ " w ";
Bathrobes and Pajamas of difierent materials.
Authentic Shoe Styles
for Fall Wear.
Shoes, Boots, Pumps and Slippers. or original designs for
all society functions as well as general street wear.
French-heel Spat-pumps.
A pretty and graceful pump with Louis \'\". liccls' 111
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Espcciullv designed f01 strcct wear with Spats
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Second floor
There Are . Some Little Books
bound in Suede Leather.
a slit‘ to -lip in tlic
j‘Tt‘t‘ll,
Minisniiiif: about ., .\ 4 intlics .
poclitt 01' liiuid Imp. ll1t\ arc in dark \iiiit 101111
navy liltic, gray and 111"o\\ 11. “ 3...
Clasflcs all! Ono's favorite plays 111' Slllllx'L'Sllt‘ul't‘I
Miiclictli '
Mcrt‘limii of \v’ctiicc
. Kiiig ILt'zir. clt‘.
lli'clicns' t-‘liristmiis Cni'til
\riiliizm Nights 'l'ulcs
Some Fiction _
.Dc Maupassaut SlOI'lC‘S
pfifi‘dféfil’FS‘
Some Poetry. English 01' .\1iici'ic;111.
fi‘tilii lyrics lH
One finds what he likes 1‘sticcinlli'. ‘ ‘ .
to .Qii'iiilriti‘iics
\Iichacl Drzii'tou and Robert llcrricli-
“Gordon of l’msm-"piiic.
They are 15¢ each.
H": ' ” fig", Lc illllt‘l'
It is Fall .Housecleaning Time
Oil Mops llllll £110 iiiiiiig‘lc slmpul 1111111! 1., tit lillt)
corners and to push ltlltlL’l‘ lmt anti l1(‘21\_\ iiii'iiitiii'c. \1l~
justablc to handle. smith“: . 5 1--
,Complctc with lair-"c bottle of polish,
(itititls .‘QL‘t‘llull,
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Wax For Dancing Floors
A was powder in Slllllx’t.‘1“lOP tilllQ. 7‘1 is may to apply
‘ and giics a fine gliding SlllethC to 21 b.1111 floor.
ln all sizes, 20 an 501: 11 can.
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,8 'llity‘. and u‘dgment in the conduct of a small business. -
ilfiouuc MEN. ” ‘_
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That natantly increasing number of successful nieic‘liants, 01
business experience. and till a Bunk a satisfactory pince’t’om
I ' is an indication of public confidence and appre-V
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