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Lou Tone.“ in "The Black Wolf."
TONIGHT ANDVV
TOMORROW
THEDA BARA IN
"THE TIGER WOMAN”
SATURDAY" .- "
LOU TELLEGEN IN
“THE BLACK, WOLF"
And the 11th Episode of-
"A Lass of the Lurnberlandsl’
MONDAY
”S111 'tiu-m' of COBStiPIlt‘t' '
will be (11
U‘ 55 ill
and The hum 1.1 Cross."
‘Black Wolf" fro 1.:
11-1111 Burrsmoug
role 01
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in 1111' till--
the 1111111111
Eng 1119 9111-1111. inantilla a: 1d oi" ’ 9'
11115. sits admirably
strong (111111 type.
The picture was 111"od11('1-d by 11111
i “(1111. 1111.1111111 fouled by 1111 111-11 hut'
,‘1
Palace Theatre
(Home of Best Vaudeville and
Feature Pictures.
V Today
111W? ACTS
' VAUDEVILLE
AND
fiiA GOODRICH IN
.“The House of Lies"
Friday
LOU l bill-401.114
111 l'11\1.l 11) 1111- pool and oppressed.
111.2115 111 11111 110.111 of a brave bilud of
lullowm‘s. 11111111 Woll' 111‘11101'15 1111-
(fouuli-ss 11111111 1.511101 from the 1111\11'1-
.(Dllll‘ 11tl1-11110ns or 11.111 Duke while
ridiuu in the forest one do). tlzcroby
incurring the lllltl)lll§: 1111111in oi 1111'
11111111 111111 11111'01131'10111511' gaining the
.1t"1-1-tions of 1111- lady. ,
131::1'11' ‘11’1111' accompanies 1111' to 1111
.1sil11 1.1111111 11111 enraged linin- ov1-1'
Vlu'urs 111111 Dl'OllllH' to return the fol-
11.1.1111.- ux'rnnig. .‘mcordingly 11-1 1111'»:
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liz-EUDEVJIJE AND :1 1!".11) to (1111-11 11111 unsuspecting
"hiof' However, :11 11111 ('riiioal mo
11111111. 11111011 Wolf snatches a jewel
V-Marie' Dressler
Greatest Comedienne in
11111111. Wakes
up 99
V Riv-2 Part 'World Comedy
from the Countess lsulu-l, proforringt
to be taken as :1 lhiof rather than 11>
her lover. 1111 is sentenced to die
but lrtziliol's promise to 111111'1‘1' 1111' Duke,
H‘Clll‘t‘S his pardon-““1111 1111'- lorrihlu
(1111 Luis.
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form-'1.
:1 charcoal humor of 1111.
“1111 had l‘illSt‘ll llluck Wolf,
now mold-s 1111- startling discovery by
comparing 11 ring onco sloh-n from
Vlllt‘ )uke with :1 locket found on lllack
Wolf in childhood. 111111 the lain-1' is
the rightful huir to 1111' llulmdom. .\
11111111111111 from 1111' king roslorcs hi1".
position, 1.1111 the lovers-arc :11 lost ro-
unit-'11 in 11 great happiness.
.\lr. T(-)l1~gcn is supported in this pic.
I
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5113 TO PALACE TONIGHT. 1V11'V1- by :1 slroriu' rust 1110111111111: Noll
shrpnnm us lsulu-l. hosidos .‘luuuw‘
——..... Xi-ill. ll. .1. 111-11er :1n.l l‘:.ul Vx'oiucl.
- 'Big‘ Voudcvillc Program’of Five Acts
' and Edna Goodrich in Para.
mount Feature.
11.11 “11111111111111 l.:1.~'l1'y 111-11112»
'QTRATFORD HAS MAN
WHO REFUSES TO GIVE
CENSUS INFORMATION
Slrntl‘ord, March S.~~Sli‘ulford has
Today's program .11 the." P11111011 Tlll'il-
Vice in untisuully strong. Tomorrow‘s is
even holler. A fin- :u'l vaudeville '11115 1111' (1111' 1111111 who 1111s refusod‘to
Show to run for threw days. today, to-Vtill out om- nl‘ 1110 iniliiurv eons-1i:1
‘ ., marrow and Saturday. 111191.11". 11? 111-1.?!)l111111s. 01 1h.- 2min 11111111111 canvassod
rafteruoon‘s minim-c to 0111.1 of titulil'is is the first (use to be brought to
. large-1111‘. alternoaii audiences on recur-if 1,2.- utlcntion ot‘ the board of st-lot't-
-..VThe show was :1 riot (11‘ 111(- best 111‘s and Town/Clerk llm'old (‘. 1.111"
amusement from 1111- start to finish,V-~ll. \\'ol11-r l-‘. Goddard. secretary of
' and followin: 111( 11111111 V"-11”1.\’ {undue-i Mrmford Trust (‘11.. 111111 (1:111 ofiho
11.1011 011.111:- 1'-'utl_\ part of 1111'- woek. '111‘21111'3' census takers, called :11 the
hichuuule1111-111:11(111s1-1\11T-t'111nt it homo .1'1‘111 mun refused to give any
mfeasurod on to ("wry 11'1111111(.:11nonrl11111111111111111 111111 19111i11.d “Haven't any
The applause» that glut-.111 or”) hell ‘1111. 1:111 111::1111.‘ Another (3111mm1
.t s afternoon presume: the lliggesti .'.'i]l l .' given him.
inenn for the present woek-cndi
show of any of the season In addi- i
£1011 to "the supreme vaudeville, thc‘
Paramount ’ piclut'r fcnluro. 11.111118 Theda Saua in “ The Tiger Woman "
"odrioh in "The House. 1)1'.'Lies,".
red :1 drawing (11ml of 11111011 1110- Emil l'.)11.\"11rny. who takes the part
. zit. There is'no scn-r-n actress to.“ ('ount Zorstorf in tliVel’t'illiuin'FOX
ironing roles similar to those inlu'wiuction of “.le Tiger Woman."
79,111th {ppm Goodrich is 511111-11 as 11:15 bud quilc1 :1 varied career. He
no 1111111 and few 111911 are iniinany .11 1” :opom'od in opera, on 1‘13. drumitl
ways even 1oru1mfable to 1191- 1' The in stage '111111' 111 the movies. Af all his
nose of Libs ‘ is an aim-11.311011 1.111.311 (\ptl'it‘ ices Mr. Dr.- V'mny 111: come
‘0‘ one can‘rniss without a 1055, 111 the. conclusion that the mov as me
..... --—-——-——-——‘ the real medium of expression 11nd
‘ the only sure why of roachlng the 111111-
ltlludo. ‘
. l: he Vyarm‘s father W13 a professor.
ding Commedienne 1n “Tillie n tho Faculty ofiMedlcm? in Paris,
.Walcos Up" Will be Fridays pic. v: here he was born,Alt0r getting at.
iture Offering With Vaudexille. oducuthn at the hands of primre tu-
tcrs, and the cultivation of his tenor
vo: ‘Jco he sailed for America :11 the age-
.of slxteen to visit some relaliies.
illl'
TONlGHT AT THE REGENT.
DIR ESSLER AT PALACE.
V‘:,'I‘illie Wakes Up," the Friday pic-
.in‘which Mario Drusslor plhys‘the
; in}; role, is a play of ld‘iighter,more .
bier and Still more iiugljter. Th1. .
motor of Tillie has been mode p111.-
hover the 11101111 11:" Miss Dress-
11 previous. record 5111!. shing pm
a. The present v-hicle gr 91.1
‘ 31;; better opportunity to1'.isplay her
,1 comedvnhilitios than any of
ions ones. HonnVy Hines who
IS
be ming one of the biggest draw-
(and m'ongV the young folks Ini Becomes an Qpera Singer.
V Up" he plays one of the 011 arming in America he resumed
W 2 parts in whlch be has 1113 singing studies. Within 11 few
" forlnany a day. The picture years he was a member of the Metro-
will be. shown in addition to politan Opera CompanyV singing sec
1 Vi'ogi'nm Friday. after-loud lyric tenor A huskineess devel—
' oping in his voice. he looked fora PO-
3111911 on the legitimate stage.
was VVaVbout» eight years a 0' Against
r
. -m.
.
Vini'
1.1111 33].“ v, V; 11910“. 141111.151“. part of Count Zn's- Council whether asked as not, if dead will justify it in abstaining
1"” in “JP i339] Woman." he had 1 they
i which the Council was about to Vcoursc. Tbc report adds:
111111111011 of life-long slum-1'1". l0
. stantinople or: the obiective.
l thur Wilson, who was thq'onlv
‘ commanding position at 11161111121 the efficiency of public cor
This C
ibumaligmtouiia the, mu‘@:..%
1.. .11 es. lu- bocs‘ne .1 masher of the and may” W and such
Momma common. lie was with as could be d-wontinued it the
them tor sin-11.11 years and left to go first results obtained ngrgV not;
Admire-rs or 1119 talented 1M Tell-s; V311 dramatic pro.iu(1io:1s,b s first an. satisfactory? The commissioners. mature death and the death of his
gr]! “ho r-miv scored such a sue- pealance- 111 mg 1111.11 Mar) Marine-11m: think there was an obligation secretary. Major FitzGerald ram '1'
9
112111111 11: burn that he is (o be seen 0' V1111 and in various musical 1mm"- ly on one other member of thfi 0f living WIUICSSCS t'ne opim on; .
and aims of Lord Kit2hener at '
H1- 111911 was suc- first on the First Lord, secondly
111-111- (111-1111 Nance on the Prime Minister, and third-
“Glorious 13115.32
"11l-.~'si.111 \( 1111
War Colinciql to see that
11195
’1 P.11‘isian Romance,” as th1—1 \‘311191-'have expressed their Views to the
considered. the project
loroinineni 1.211'1 in '1’11119. 1111 l'rodi-'
Vadopt wot: impracticable from a
' Jesse 1.. l.u>k,\' Company and will lici‘éfll" i l f
Ck ARLIE CHARLIN IN 11-11-11s1'111411 1111- Paramount l’rogixum “~- — ; nail“ pol-1‘11 0+ VVlVCW h
”EASY STREET” At 111. 1111111111" of tho ~110r\'llla1k l Looking a if a position w iCh
ARTILLERY ACTIVITY IN existed on lonuary 13, 1915, the
1 CHAMPAGNE REGION AND :ommissioners do not think the
.' BETWEEN THE OISE AND ’ar Council were justified in
i 'lHE AISNE. coming to the dccision without
11‘ minued From Fir-11 Page) l'mich fuller in'; estigation of the
lproposition whicl1 had bean sVug-
colleagues that 2 session wouldlers hold that the possibility of
be arranged not later than theVniaking .1 surpr1se amphibious at»
middle of May. , . ltack on Gallipoli of such great
LONDON March 8,10-55 a imilitaVry and/political advantage
'11 ——Th" Darrianellcs' expedition, that it was mistaken and ill- ad-
15 far 72 Great Britain was con- vised to sacrifice this possibility
:emed was undertaken on the by deciding to undprtake a pure-
nitiative of Colonel
:hur_chill then First Lord of tthnature could not obtain complete-
Admiralty, according to a ma—f '1. the Obiect set out ill the terms
ority report .if the commis sioniof the decision
illbointcd to 1. iquire into the re- “The decision taken on the
pcnsibility for the e: :1)editiou‘ ‘Ifith 10 ma':“V troops l“ the neigh
‘vhich wa"1ssued today. Thn re-I borhood of 1 1e Dnrdanclles mark-
)ottsummor1zes the conclusionslt‘d ? very critical stage of the
reached as follows: rwhole Operation It ought to have
“I‘he question of attacking thelbecn clear that when this was
'Jnrdanelles.wa1= on the in- ‘once done even if troops were not
tiarive Of Mr
31' the War Council on Nov 25 ions attack was intended and a
1914, a: the ideal method of de- withdrawal could no longer be
lending Egypt.
1Dly be assumed that inasmuch asgrisk of loss of prestige. At that
all the. authorities concluded moment, as time was all import-
wcre prima facie in favor of a: ‘,ant no compr'omise was possi-
joint military rather than a purc-iblc between making an imme-
iY naval attack, such an attack. 1diate and vigorous effort to en-
of the latter character had noticupation and falling back on tth
other circumstances led to a original intent1on of
modification of the program. Al from '1 naval at "1.11 if the exper
communication from the Russian‘ Cute. go 11:24. 1‘. wine '1" 1‘0“
'ovcrnment of jam. 2 intr‘oducedi‘oardmcnt w1' 2 11:1 a1isl'.1ctory
1. free-11 element into the case. Tbei "On Feb
lritisii government considcrc.‘ Vlccided that ("e T11.v01 -Vty-11intl.
espouse to 3+ and in this con :wlvch the deosion of Feb. 16
1::tion 1111: question 01' attockinc 11:1:- to b1 -cn* 10111:: cost. should
111' Dardancllcc 11.111" again rais- or: be "m _-.- 111.1? tine and Col-
o——~—~—- -«
'ed. ~ in :l‘l
“The Secretary of State for 1: 131 Of Nnva‘ Transmrt that
Va. declared that there were no ‘u.1ans1>c'.'t' {11' that division and
11-: 1c. 1 of he expeditions:
l
roops immediately available 101i
.uieiations in the cast and his:
:tatcment was accepted by the .as don ““1101“ 1nforming th“
War COuncil who took no steps irst Lord owl the dispatch of
'o satisfy themselves by reports; mop. was thus delayed
of estimates a1 to wha1 treapslwceks.Thi1 delay greatly com-
were available than or in the promised 111': probability of suc
tea: futu1'.e Had this been done 15'; of the original attack by land
the commit-slouch: thinl' itlfcrccs: and 11111 tcrinlly increased
vould have been ascertaincdithc ddficult c" encountered in
vhat sufficient troops would be'the final :ittack some months
wailable for ' joint military andV later.
rm] oporat on at an Carlieii
lote than suppos ad. but this unit-.1111: opinions exp )rcsccd bv the m.
‘er was not adequately invct val and milvtarv authoritie. on
Tated bv the War Council Thus the spot the decision to nbandont
the question before the War' the naval attack after the horn-
Council on lnn.13was wheth':1 Vbardmcnt of March 18 was inev-
‘0 (WC-“0n 0i 1W kind should for itablc. There was no meeting of
“he. J1me behl‘cr be undertaken orithe \Nsr Conn: i1 between March
whether achon should be taken‘ 10 and Mav 14. Meanwhile im
by the fleet '1lonc as the onlyV portant land operations were un-
available force., . dertaken “’13 think that b“f0 1‘
Political arguments ‘ w1'21ch13uch operations were commenced
were adduced to the War Councivthc War Council should hav:
1n favor of 2 prompt and effective carefully {eccnsidcrcd the whole
iction if such were uractv‘niilc position. In our opinion the
were vald and of the. higl1est.primc minister ought ro‘have
'mportance, but the practicability summoned a meeting of the War
‘ whatever action was proposed Council for that purpose and. if
V3510f equal importance. Mr.
orce would not be required. Tlii<
not summoned. other members of
”ihurchill alone zipper-1'11 to 11.11:: the War Council ..should have
‘dvocatcd an Miami by ship: be pressed for such a- meeting.’ “76
think 111'." 1.1.121“ :1 serious omission.
We consider that the responsi-
bility of those memberswf the
Cabinet who did not attend the
’cre the War Council, on a cer-
"ain amounf Of half-hearted and
hesitating expert opinion which
‘nvored atent'ative ocprogresslv:
'cheme. beginning with'an attack
upon the outer forts. This :.1
ck, if successful. was to be fol-
‘.0wed by further operations
against the main defenses of the
Narrows. There does not appear
to have been direct support or di-
2'th opposltlcm from the respon5i-
‘Jle naval and. military adwscrs.
Lord Fosber and Sir James Wolfe
‘fiurraw. as to the practicabilitv
limited to tbe fa':* that theyf
delegated *heir authority to thezsi
colleagues who attend-2d thos2
meetings. ~'
Lord Kitchener d' .d not sufficient-1
lv avail himself of the services of
his écneml staff, with the .esult
that more work was undertaken
by him than it was possible for
of carrying-on the operations: a". one man to do and confusion 'and
approved by the War Council, want of efficiency resulted. _-_
'12.. to bombard and take the-‘» "We are u‘nablé to concur 111 111°
ralliooli Peninsula with Con- view set forth by Lord Fisher
.»‘ that it was his duty, if he dilfer-
ed from the chief. of his depart-
ment to main to' 11 9:131:13 at the
113va adviser present at the War council or “a resign We think
.01'ncil expressed no dissentn that the adoption of any oath
Lord Kitbhener who occupiEd a'1Vprinciole' generally would irr$ir
Vlfl
' The First Sea Lord and Sir A'r-
the decision was taken was 113 “We thi 11k diatzalthough the
nvor of the project. Both Lord’ main object Was attained
Fisher and Sir Arthur Wil 011i certain important '
Would have preferred a ioint n’fi- itages, upon 1
‘val add military attack, but. t 1 1' .wc have altos
did not express to theV“':Vc11red by th
the,
i 1111 he \ainv appeared in 11.11 \1'111 'views of the naval advisers were
T111- 1111211111 beuliground of pit'tuiesqueiVmu] 111.1 1.11." productions (11' “ ~ar1ne-Ju’1Cle-3Y1YPl-‘t before ‘1'" Col-me“ andi "135- The commlfi 5‘0“ (301:5 T‘Ol
=11 111.111~ bt‘ .uniful Spanish girls wear- :liaiing the part oI-Cupl. Mouths", and that the naval 3‘“in Should believe. hOWEVC", ihat even defer-
. y Hon P Leader Kitchin told his gested 1o'hem.The commission-;
\Ninstonliv naval attack wh1ch {tom its
It may reason- effected w1tbou1 running Serious'
dcs istingi’l‘ucsday on clnrgczo
'the authorihe- say they cs
:0 Lord Kitchcncilto tlacc the ramifications of pthe
11111:. '
“We considcr that in view of
meetings of the “far Coup til wasl
\ 'morc on the ground that f 'rthe:
“We are of the opiniOn tlntV;
any: remain a matter of opin-V
ion.” "
says that Lord Kitchener’s pre-
ders 1t impossible to state with
the camo. confidence. as in the case
different per'ods Of the proceed-
enc; to the memory of ill‘b= rious
rrom complete revelations of hi.
‘ It 1‘? nece:sarv_ to do ju3iice t3
Vthe living 1' " well as to the (ls-ad.”-
Col one] Churchill testified that '-
Lord Kitchcner’s personalsquali- ’
tits and popularity played a great
Vpart '1‘. tbs dcc1sion of events thr
report says. 11' Continues: “He
was 11.35 lc mouthpiece of War
Office op 111011 in the War Co om-
’ll 1
1"Wl1en he gave 2 decision 11
was. invanabli acccned as final
He wa' never overruled by tle
War Council r Cabinet in any
matter. great or small 8' carcciy
ss. 45; . ..-s
W;
.402; A.—
\\-.- ..
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«an
s).
”7'37” .
anyone ever veniured .3 argu: i
with hi 1n the Council?"
Major-General Charles E. Cald-
well who was Director of Mili-
tary Operations N 1112 ‘Var C1-
Vfice at the 1' me of the Dardanelles
expedition testified hat the gcx. .g
eral staff «ritually ceased to ex—
ist because it was not consulted.
The princip. e of centralization
the report says was pushed to th.
extreme 1101111 13', Lord Kitchener
It proved successful in the minor
1
Churchill V=ctually landed. it would be ap-Voperations in the Sudan, but in
nought 1111.1 er the consideration Vparcnt to the world that a ser- larger operations 't threw on one
iman more than any individual
lcould cope with.
NEW YORK March 8.4m
.Federal Grand jury today begin. :
V.1fi
an investigation of the alleged
German conspiracy in this CO'm-j
try to cause a revolt againsto
Bntish rule 111 India Dr. Ernest
if undertaken at all would have V-‘ureV success a1 tho Dardancllec Sekunna, a German chemist and A
been Of the former rather than by 101111 naval and militarv 0: iDr.
Chaudrc Chakraderty.
Hindy physician. arrested he.c_
of violating
the neutrality laws. are accused
of participating in tips plot. Vabut
ACOV
con.p1racy In other' of greater-
»hat soncthing 111th its done ir; Jivisim part “i the troop. bylprnmiitcoce. ;
The jurv had before it all thel
papers 'i1vh ch were confisca (:11 b'.
the gove'umcnt when W'o‘f v01
:. "xerold 1'11. tm ted the Di iIgel was indicted for an 31$ng
citzmpt t 1 blow up the Wellann-V
"‘11 1.11 Von Igcl was permitted
'10 1111 w'th Count von Bern-
{torn ' (1:1. t“: l-‘rcdcvlz "Il1.Th‘.‘
1c Ir” authorities cav that thc'V
111.3112: of Se‘ unm and Chskrad
arty 111.138.11' frequently in tbc..c
arcs and that the latter a year
i" y‘
2.. ‘14
ago made '1 trip to Gennany .1111th
brought back " lct-tcr from Dr E
Alfred "Zimmerman. athe Gcr'nnr; ‘
Foreign Minister. addr'csced t:
von Igel. .,
The federal distrht 1110.371:
and bi" assistant: ' .2 can;
somewhat mystifir' oy many 1
reference in 111- .m-Igel paper
to “0min," . nerve medicine;
which 'Dr. Chakraderty, says he
compounded and 'old in the Or—
idcnt. They are twins to ion
also the reasons behind the pur-V
chase by Sckunua of a two hun-
dred acre tract in the hills back-V
1.1,1-131111111. up the Hudson ris'cr V
The loud ozousms an iointoi-a
situation about 1,300 feet high:
Sekunna. it 11,21: j st been learned
bought it only :1 CW days ago. i
NEW YORK. March 8.—-—IfV
she can get a cre'.,v the “moo-V-
V'lon‘froicrbter M nchur'a of thcV
Atlantic Transport Linc. willsail
for London today unarmed ThsV
"Manchuria is the first vessel 1111-3
(131' the. American flag to loadl
mails for :1. proh' bited port 5 meal.
the American Line cancelled sail-
ings on. Fe.) 2.
The crew struck yesterday for
a 75 per cent. war bonus. The
company 11an already granted 5;:
per cen‘. and dcchnea to give any
IRCTEESC would be unfair V_to t1:
men who saile'l two wee-{s ago
on the Mongolia stat sficd with a
50 per cent. bonus. Officers Of
the company said they cxpcstci
the men would come to terms or
they could get a. new crew in
time to send. thé ve.sél out be-
fore sunset
'§'.2;‘ ‘90-: I"); $94,;
-.’V.
1
'1' he'French Linc. Ro .hambcau
reached her do ethis morn~V
rug from Bordeaux 'aud the
White Star- Liner Baltic frdmi
Liverp001,witb passengers crud,
mails, got in last night.
The Baltic left Liverpool Foo.
no; but remained anchored 111 the
river Mersey forwhrée and a half
days while destroyers and patrOlV
1.
111111"
, boats-searched the Irish VSeaV for
3"
The report of the commission 111'
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' miss thir opportunity to secur: such a treat or this 5912311
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You may have electric lights in your horn-1',
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too. All you have to do is to take advantage
of our present house wiring offer. ‘Niring and
Exturcg may be paid for in twelve easy pay—
ments, and we will contribute towards the
costmi wiring, the _total amount received for
ligliing during the first four months.
«was»: 1'32...
Ifyou have always wanted electrice ser-
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estimate OI cort. The low cost will probably
surprise you. and an estimate plants you 1111-
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der no obligation. .
we?
402:,
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The United EleCtric Light
and Wator Co.
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Whatever you do, don’t get BALD!
Prevent dandrufl' and falling hair by using the great French 11711121911011
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This original Enu dc Quinine is the one cfl’cctivc tonic for itchingr cc 1111,
511k huir 111111 dandrufl lscd. hv men and worm“ of nfmemmt the
world over for 11111 11'. '11:: Doul ri~k the use oi 11111 1301111 11' itlcrior '-
touics J] 1) PIN. \l ”S is pure. dilighlfully 1wdmnt'tl 21nd 1111' one
for Vy.-1u Ask your druggist. Send Me to our American 01130.: fora
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CHOCOLATE comm. 111111119.
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lull Round»
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Strawberry and Raspberry—in full cordia} cream and cover-
edivith rich, smooth chocolate. A confect'on ol exquisite
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A dainty package for the most discriminating taste We
, be ave an abundant supply for all, as we dont want yo; to
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