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REGENT THEATRE
, - Tonight -
The William Fox Corporation Presents
Theda Bara tn “ROMEO AND IULIET "
i in 7 reels,
with a supporting cast ineluding Harry Hilliard as
Runeo. '
WEDNESDAY—Valeaka Suratt in‘ Jealousy."
. THANKSGIVING DAY—Louise Huff and Jack Pickford
3. if in “Seventeen," and Charlie Chaplin in “Behind the
’ Screen”
FRIDAY, Dec. I-Regent'l‘heatre. afternoon, Lockwood's
Hall. evening—“The Womans Fight "
SATURDAY. Dec and—The Paramount Picture Corpora-
tion presents Blanche Sweet in “Unprotected."
COMING—"The Birth ofa Nation."
‘LESS THAN THE DUST"
IHEAIREI A WONDERFUL PICTURE .
t .
l Mary Pickford More Than Ever Pleas-
A ing in Palace Picture. Repeat
I Tonight
Little, Mary Pickford was never protectorate
more pleasing than in' ‘L: as Than the lion
Dusl'
ATM}:
TONIGHT
purposes, to the Princess Athalia
becomes acute and
Theatre yesterday afternoon and even
ing for the first time in Norwallr. The
Jattendance Was large at all perfor-
‘mances and there is no doubt but that
Ithe record crowds will continue this
afternoon and evening.
"Less Than the Dust"
2; “LESS THAN THE DUST"
a \\ andering artist,
Starring Little
MARY PICKFORD
edncsday 7-— “The Vagabond '5 the 5m” '
_ poarance on the screen and furnish an
Friday-“The Scarlet Oath." labsorblng entertainment.
fsiturdar-Margucrite Clark in “THE VAGABOND PRINCE" ,
“Silks and Satins." A‘r PALACE WEDNESDAY
SPECIAL FEATURES
as an ordinary searnan. Willi
' ashore in one of the. music balls
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IStory of Balkan Kingdom Breathe! the Barbary coast.
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his father rules. He longs to venture lands ln‘ 3 prison cell.
Iout in the great world,
tures. and forget court etiquette.
“’Vhrlc Williams, Vitagraph Star,
’ “The Scarlet Runner."
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A; The Very Best Dry Picked Ohio Turkeys 320-40c lb
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$12 Coats 1- 8 Off
315 Coats 1-3 Off
$18 Coats 1-3 Off
324 Coats 1-3 Off
327 Coats 1-3 Off
389 Coats 1-3 Off
Charge Accounts Opened
the day of his betrothal. for dynastit la the artist, Burton Randall. She en ‘
C'lderly daughter of a neighboring comes to the rescue of the Prince and '
this feeling of despera- takes them
slipping
the first of the new Artcraft away from his suite. he wanders frOrn stalls them
_The Sweetest Story Ever Told pictures which showed at the Palace‘the castle, to breathe the fresh air of who work, play any
the outside world and forget things.‘ of dingy studios
Vi hlle in this mood he chances upon with tons and paraphernalia
Burton Randall gives fencing it 33011‘ to than who
of San Francisco. who aympathiz-es
with him, and urges him to grasp the
Iflrst opportunity of leaving the cramp-
ed traditions of this court and Journey
out into the great world of adventure. REGENT THEATRE I
Prince." of an English orphan adopted by the
_.. .people of lndia. Her experiences are The Prince follows the advice of
“fi;s§:¥y ., The Blue Envelope thrilling from the time of her first ap: his artist friend. slips away from the
castle and sometime later arrives in
San Francisco on a sailing ship, and l‘
sailor friends he spends his first night
Fluffy. a mans
Wednesday With Life and Action and fascinating dancer. Is insulted by
Charley Chaplin Irl The young princ,e Tonia of Bonita “"Spud Murphy. the. political boss
"One A. M. " ha. is tired of the pump and penmeflfi of the district. Tonio\ comes to her
Thursday 01 the liltlt‘ Balkan principality “”611 rescue and, after a free-for-ali fight,
Fluffy. who
seek adven- sticks by her rescuer. finds that the‘
05.01)” man he knows ln San Francisco
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an lists Randalls sympathies, who
hack to the Bohemian:
he ociupies, where he in-
with a ci-oter 9 of artlslsI
starve in a selI ‘
Tonio is filled outI
quarters
ant
have the courage to
“The Vagabond l‘rlnce" plays at
the Palace Theatre Wednesday.
Tonight The Great Wm. Fox Picture
Theda ha in ‘Romeo and
Juliet" in Seven Reela
Tragedy was inherited. Juliet tbt
victim of mismaied marriage, accord
ing to Miss Bara.
Theda Barn. “ho is a firm euxtn
ist .has a new theory about the char
actor of Juliet. According to th I.
beautiful actress who portrayi the
unhappy heroine in the William it».
version of Shakespeare's masterpiece , _
Iher parents were ill mated. V’
'Julltt's father is sixty years old 0. I
more when the lay begins" says‘g
Miss B. ra, "While her mother is twen ’
Ity-eight. They must have been mar.
,‘rittl fifteen years pn‘\'i0tls to this
IThe union was evidently worldly. M7
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ranged by Lady (‘apulet's :
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parents
I much its her husband litter tries to or
Irange n marriage between Juliet and
' Paris." I
. ka Suratt in “J"eatousy
! iienrtlcse Mnmans plots b: ing mls- I»
.ery in the tr.d
“ A The schemes and plots of ti woman, -.
without heart or» portrayed in Wil-I iolxltint
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N , llani Fm. 3‘ “NW-‘1 iHU'OW“) wh: t his info in doing and hi.- ptirnii h-
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I .tiuAV.’ 'in “Ilitll \aleskn .nratt playsI(s htr nml (' :irney at the strne time
n the lcitllm: WI”- “ l3 ”‘9 stmy 0' “ tby ruining (arizu
I! (ll conttn ted woman. who tries to find:
in the tnd..\1artin gun to .\l'!ln
N lliippines: h\ forcing men to loit‘ and tells her tlznt he has knonn l~ r
'.‘ l‘tl' hi” ‘1‘“ l“ "1"!“ A and helpless int-tics from the liuuirmin; llc lcnveu
' .1" ”I" “I“! 'llto house, :15 Anne frills scum-less to
Anne Baxter tM't‘t‘ Slim“) “‘“rnm 1hr floor.
A J’M‘r \inrlin (Whiter LEW) against "Seventeen,“ “‘ll‘l‘ll was [.I‘tttlllt'l‘ti
,‘ilnt ni‘..l l. nur she finds that the
H ‘nan i-ht lttd loved, Roland Carney
’l Iturt .t Benton) is living happily with
his own Rife, Agnes ((‘lmrllne Mny
under the direction of Robert 0. Via:
noln. marks the return of luck i’ick-
ford to the Paramounl ' ,i'ltili a: :1
member of the Filll‘ l’lnycrs forc-
g “ W fieldi. and Anne decides to break up,” after H long n‘ My. his “m an -
i ” FANCY NATIVE DUCKS ...... 30¢ lb FANCY NATIVE GEESE ....... 28¢9 It) lln‘ no. “‘9 and quit“ "I ”‘9“ home mmms m t . productions of that
” NATIVE DRESSED FOWLS . 28¢ 1b. NATIVE DRESSED CHICKENS 32¢ Hi. . 3"" ”W "I“ '° "W Reigndtsui concern being in ‘Poor Little m,
A d FANCY GUINEA HENS .. “$1. 50 pmr FRESH HAMS ------------- 24¢ 1" " piclous 0‘ his “Me hm her a or 3 :' Dina. ” in which he, appeared in sun
H RABBITS 75 I. this direction meet with failure. H 1 1 “i 11..“
LEGS OF LAMB H”. 24¢ lb. ..................... d9 pair wn heart. [port of \iary Pit-k ()l‘t ~s ..
.il °""“ '1' .. PRIME RIB ROAST . . .. 16¢ “26¢ m direct attack on Rolando 0 [was last seen (in the serum in 'Tht‘
it FOREQUARTERS LAMB ' ' ' " 18¢ “L POT ROASTS ' - ~ . - ~ ' - - - -- 18¢“24c meets With it'lore success She given. . 'eR ward of Patiente," in uhith 'Alli‘
:7 ‘.' PORK ROASTS ................ 18¢9 l‘o. SHOULDER'STEAKI IIIIIIIIIIII 16¢ 1],. him a tip on the stock market. and he played the Quaker gm i
it FRESH SHOULDERS ........... 18¢ lb. ROUND STEAK ................ 22¢ n. i ‘
*fi BEEF LIVER ................... 12¢ ll). SIRLOIN STEAK ............ 24¢ li- ‘3
L RIB LAMB CHOPS ............. 24¢ lli. PORTERHOUSE STEAK ....... 26C“ iii ' ~ ’ t
tr LOIN LAMB CHOPS ............ 8¢1b9 RUMP CORNED BEEF ......... 16¢ lb 3
J. SPERRY & BARNES"SAUSAGE. 25¢ 1b.. PLATE CORNED BEEF ........ 12¢ lb '
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HOMEMADE SAUSAGE MEAT, nothing but pork and spices ................ 26¢ lb.
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7‘ PICKLED PIGS’ FEET .......... 12¢- ll‘.
PICKLED TRIPE ...... t ........ 15¢ lb.
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_SWIFT’S PREMIUM HAMS ................................................ 25¢ 1').
SWIFT'SJPREMIUM OLEOMARGARINE ................................... 28¢ ll).
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MARIGOLD OLEOMARGARINE ........... “ ........... _ ...... ..'.. . '1' . . .T... 28
::.A Kinds of Fresh Fish, Oysters and Clams
it: CRANBERRIES .......................... "7 ------ \... ................... 10¢ qt
‘ . 1'?ch NATIVE CELERY ............................... 15¢ bunch, 8C stalk
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EVTIJRNIPS ...................... 35¢ pk. PUMPKINS ....................... 2¢ It),
RBTATOES ............. _ ...... 508¢ pk. ONIONS ......... C ...... :2......10¢ qt
5’; CARROTS ........................ cqt. CABBAGE ......... , .............. 70 lb ~
GAULIFLOWER ....... 18¢—20¢ head PARSNIPS ......... . .......... 4.; lb. ,
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st LARGEORANGES.rzosize ....... ................ 28¢.doz.
' t 7- FANCY BOX APPLES, large . 40¢ (10:.
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r? FANCY NEW LEMONS
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- . tramzns Dru, picnics .. 20¢doz. SOUR arenas
20¢ doz.
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DIXIE BACON ........... ‘. ..... 23¢. ll). ‘
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GRAPE PRUIT .5 .................... ‘ ......... -. . .. star 25¢, 3 for 25¢. 4 for 25¢ 9“ .
PINEAPPLEs ..... .. . . . ; . .. 12¢—15¢‘cach f;
........ ...,,12¢'doz.
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LAST CALL
Our housewiringI campaign will be closed
and our present otter withdrawn, alter Nov-
ember 301h, 1916. ’
Until that date you can obtain--
Special prices on Wiring
12 months to pay
Free Mazda Lamps
Equivalent of Six Months’ Free Lighting
Remember that November 30111 is Thanks-
giVIng, and a holiday. So there is very little
time left, a :d if you expect to take advantage
01 this offer you should act at once. Phone
us for details.
The United Electric Light& WaterCo.
I W. ‘wanmaamae
‘Vetlbesi Mince Meals,
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Peter has learnt i I II II- ”hm—’.‘
Thanksgiving Sale
Of Turkeys, Poultry, Meats, Fruits and Vegetables, in fact
everything that goes witl. the Thanksgiving meal Don‘t
forget that v 0 give Profit Sharing Bank Coupons with Ca: h
Purchases. Free Delivery
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38610 42c 1b
35c lb
30c lb
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Fancy Turkeys
Native Roasting Chickens _
large, Naiiue Fowl
Small Fowl . 26: lb
Geese 28c ah | links 30c lb
SIRLOIN STEAK .' ........................... 24¢ lb.
PORTERHOUSE STEAK ................... 24¢ 1‘...
LEGS OF SPRING LAMB .................... 23¢ lh.
PRIME ROASTS OF BEEF (Boned and Rolled)
24c 28¢ lb
POT ROAST (No Bone) ...... . ................ 16¢ n).
LEGS OF VEAL ............................. 20¢. n).
VEAL CUTLET .............................. 24¢ ll)
HOMEMADE SAUSAGE ................... 25¢ ll).
SPERRY & BARNES‘ SAUSAGE (Best) ....... 24¢ 1h.“
FULL LINE FRESH VEGETABLES '
' NA IVE CELERY ............... 5d root, 15¢ illlilfi)
NAT VE CEL‘ERY HEARTS
Heinz Mince Meals. -
, _ ‘106‘ bunc'i {
11b cans 24c
ticria.,3n§s.25c -
ileinz Plum or Fig Pudding 34c
RAISINS, bunch .............................. 30¢ lb.
" FLORIDA ORANGES 20¢, 25¢, 35¢ and 40¢ (107.
CALIFORNIA ORANGES ............ 45¢—60¢ doz. .
FLORIDA GRAPE FRUIT ' ........... (iii and 3¢ ca. h _ -
CHOICE EATING APPLES ........ 35¢ anti 50¢ (I01.
FANCY TANGERINES ..................... 35¢ doz.
TOMEGRANATES .................. i ........ 5¢ cat h .
FANCY PEARS .................. 40¢ to 60¢ doz.
TOKAY AND MALAGA GRAPES 20¢ lb ~
WE CARRY A COMPLETE LINE OF STANDARD
’ BI\AND GROCERIES.
Beers Meat and Provision Co
(2 Stores.)
3 NORTH MAIN ST.
13 NAIN s'r
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