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m Waehburn' 3 Greatest Picture,i
,7 “Skinner's Dress Suit"
With the release date a week off, ox i
W already have started a rush;
this booklngs on Bryant Washburnsl
will. More, “Skinner 3 Dress Suit "
7 , Kleine- Edison SellgEssnnsy7
met-vice. .
7 This production. without exaggera-
7,is one of the best in every de-
llihnnd attracted nation-wide favor
hon‘published in the Saturday Even-
«.MTanoe advertising for the plcturiza-
flan; Mr. Washburn, the star, needs
provider of good entertainment.
a. proven box office power. In
TONIGHT
" _ LOU TEDLEGEN IN
" “THE BLACK WOLF" 7
‘And the 11th Episode of
;7A Lass of the Lumberlands”
1 MONDAY
:l-FRANCES NELSON IN
"ONE OF MANY” ,
ND CHARLIE GHAPLIN.
lN “EASY STREET“ '7
TUESDAY
CONSUL”7 7
' take with surprising regularity.
Big Reduction During
Connlmatlon Sale. l
“QUALITY”
$2 will bring you one of these practical and dependable l
COMBINATION RANGES. You pay theebal- ‘
ance in small weekly payments of One Dollar. _ p
A [YEAR 'TO’PAY
Certainly you need not go without me of these ranges when 0
such extremely liberal terms ar
7%
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y.
. it
c yours for the asking.
no l-‘tiil your on out RANGE l
.Extra 10?}. discount allowed if
MARCH PRICE or RANGE
$53.55.
rmww «ammo mama ’
,and beautiful exteriors—thousands ofiENT. PALACE
dollars have been spent to make the
production perfect.
"Skinner‘s Dress Suit" will be re-
leased through the. «Kleine- Edison-US$31
igEssnnay Service February 5. It has
a screen time of 1 hour, to minutes ‘;
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AT THE REGENT TUESDAY
e..—na—
Theodore Roberts in “The American
Consul”
Theodore Roberts. probably the
most celebrated Character actor on the
stage or screen, ‘wiil be seen as star
in the Jesse L. Lastly production. "The
American Consul," which will :be re-
leased on the Paramount Program In
the part of Abel Manning, the alter,
ney. Theodore Roberts has or? ated 11
character long to be remembered by
the screen fans.
Abel Manning has spent 1h:- greater
part of his life waiting for "something
big." but Joan, his daughter who is
teaching school rcfu; on to see his
shortcomings and io'oks upon him as
the most. wonderful man in the world.
Manning is greatly delighted when he
is asked to speak at the great political
convention. but Joan's pleasure is
somewhat marred because of a prac-
tical joke which Geoffrey Daniels
plays on her father.
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AT THE REGENT TONIGHT
Lou Teliegen in mi. Black Wou‘
At the completion of the picture.
“Black Wolf" for the Lasky Company,
Lou 'Beilegen expressed himself as
quite content to return to the stage for
the winter. He will not be seen again
in pictures for several months. “You
see." he said, f‘if 'i stayed on in this
busineBs there is no telling what
might happen'next.
line of an accident more or less seri-
ous happens in each picture i under-
For
instance. in "The Victoria Cross’l was
thrown from a horse; in 'Victory of
Conscience’ l was hurt by an explod-
ing bomb, and in 'Black Well" I near-
ly broke my nose " ‘ “
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MOTOR TRUCK TIRES
7We carry a large .atook of Solid
; Tim for Motor Tracks—have the
best equipped Press in the Itate rm
.. applying-guarantee
.. Dries: as low as anywhere,
to ..0007 milel
THE7 BARKER FACTORY
fi‘ Off Cree ent Street
Weston!” s a -
See the Ranges at Your first tipperluntly
The United Elecmc Light and Wafer Co.
. . tlsm, backache,
Something in the ‘
mo.
paid as agreed.
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PALACE VAUDEVILLE TODAY
7Firti Clan Bill Will Be Presented for
Last Time Tonight-«Pare 1
mount Picture Auras-7
7 tion Today
1 Absolute capacity which required
tth ..R 0 sign at the Palace Thea-
tre lust nigh is esimony enough to con-
vince the most skeptical the a won-1
derful show is being offered.
Marie l‘ressler comedy picture feature
was a big hit. to say the least. but’lhc
concluding vaudeville program was de;
cloned by everyone who saw it to be
on a par with any possible to secure.
The five sets are top notchers from
the start to finish. They will appear
7for the last three times today-at the
matinee and twice this evening. at
{6:45 and 9 o’clock. Tonight's pictoria‘
atf‘actiou will be a Paramount—huff
sed.
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CUT THIS OUT-IT l8 WORTH
- 7 MONEY
- Don't miss this. Cut out this slim;
enclose with 50 and mail it to Foley 1
a Go, 2835 Sheffield avenue, (‘hicagon
lll., writing your name and address'
clearly You will receive in return a
itrlal package containing Foley 5 Hon-
lay and. Tar Compound. for coughs,
ieolds andcroup; Foley Kidney Pills.
for pain in sides and back, rheuma-
kldnoy and bladder.
‘ailmsnts; and Foley Cathariic Tab
lets, a wholesome and thoroughly
,cloansing cathartic. 'for constipation.
bowels. —-Adv
“EASY STREET" AT PALAQE
Charlie Chaplin Appear. in His Latest
Triumph and it Surpasses All
Previous Efforts—Show
inc Three Times
‘ Monday
king of the screen Atempts are beings
continually made to take the lantelsl7
sway drum him but he holds on andr
his recent picture appearances and thei
receptions which they have received:
rather indicate that he is
trouser. than that the *opposiion is ,
gamifig headway. So i is with “Easy!
Street" which is at the Palace Theatre!
three times Monday—matinee and at
.7 and 9 o’clock in the evening. This:
is a- feature that thrills. from start to
finish with. inimitable nomedy conor
tious that outclsss alllnrovious aoer l
Get your blood pur
‘boweisvegular. and i ‘ '
Improve Your
disappear from , 7
lbiltousness, headaches and sluggish .
’which is to he released by Param‘ount' .
Charlie Chaplin is still the comedy -
getting 7
Thai .
some...
_ comedy right through.
7 (irrationality at 65 cts‘. per square yard.
7'A second Quality. 75 etc. .
,lnleid linoleum fromfiLZS up.
hunt Linoleum, 31.2%.
Granite Linoleum :lt 7$l.i70.
Flowing 45nd Four-indium.
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New Lines of’Spring Linoleums
{get on has ingood assortment. ~
7 The modern housekeeper holds linoleum in high
regard for its sanitary qualities. it is more easily
cleaned than any other floor covering and makes the
heatest kitchens, pantries and bathrooms of any. known -
”material
There is a great difference
lit-tween ulicluth and linoleum.
Ordinary oileloth is a coarse
canvas painted wot a number
of times on both sides and tin-
ished with an application of a
printed paint design on one
side, followed by a light coat
of varnish to the wearing
surface. Linoleum is en-
tirely different titln‘g. l was
discovered years ago that lin-
seed all, if treated with certain
dryers and under certain con-
ditions becomes jelly-like. and
this product mixed with resin
and a gum, by a second process
hardens into a tough stuff like
leather. The cloth holds the
linoleum tosother. but it is the
leather-like thick covering that
gives it its wearing qualities.
‘V‘x'li
, it is a good time now to make calculations for
Spring work. Bring dimensions of the rooms you
..wish supplied and receive estimates.
7 Third "our.
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At the Art 77Depa-7r-tment
T here are various stamped pieces of interesting
appearance to tempt the needlewonlan.
Chilthen’e Shipped Drum, u very interesting.
' offering at
59, 75, $1100.31425,“$2.00.
PiqueDreuee, at 7 85am
These garments, are all_'n111de and require only
the few stitches of ornamental'work to complete
them.
Scarves with scalloped ledges. "
18 x 36 inches, $1.25
' 18 x 45 $1.35
‘ 18 x 54 $1.50
Jon-neat: iDoilies and Center Pieces.
9 inches, .50 ots.
15 inches, 75 etc.
. 17 inches, , $1.00
‘ 13 x 20 inches. oval, $1.00
36 inches, round, $5.50
3000 '
36 inches. round.
. Third floor.
. , Men s Neokwear
- . New effects for {early Spring. "
Cheney's ~
Tubular Ties, ‘ ‘
- lain colors and 65 cts _
,wo-toned effects.
Wrinklesproof "Ties,
New sports colors,
alsoblack, very ’
‘stylish. 7' ‘ «
65. ct‘s
slob ;
Main floor.
“ new shades, lustrous silks. ‘
Well. liked by fastidious men.
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7 Women’s all-linen Initialeil Handkerchiefs at WV
35
a" it;
P7 All:
, in the Children's Shop "
'There 1‘. a new andreatiefactory War
‘ Roam Creepers and Bloomer-Dresses, for children
~ aged 2 years and upward.
They are made inprsciical
styles of gingham, chambm y 211d crepe. _ Models that
will wash easily and wear excellently. , ,1,
Playthings. \’:u ious l inds ut interesting annuals,
such as dog 5 cats tigers, teddy bears and elephants,
are (il/llfflllké zippeiunuce. All sizes, at .
59, 79, $1.00 up mouse.
Que-int Ducks, sooth
Dolls, of the most companionable character, he
cluding the “Maiden America," which promises to be at:
great favorite, 50 do.
Reg Dolls that will endure for several years,
7 59 CIA. and 31.“).
Second floor. ,
, - Children 5 Shoes
The Read ‘fFoot-l-‘orm”
last is approved by all
orthopedic experts as the
best style "for young and
growing feet. Broad ioed
and with special curves
to fit at the heel and in-
step. lt allows for 21 pct-
fect foot growth.
A complete .stock ready now for school and dread
'WCEU‘. '
From $2.50 to $6.00. 1 ‘
Women's Shoes
Early Spring models in plain and novelty effects.
Priced from $47. 50 to $10.00. ,7'
Second floor. 1‘
l4
.. IFS.
Comfortables
in lighter weight. "m
Before long it will be time to throw .aside iih‘d
fluffy down comfortables and warm wool quilts re-
quired fur real cold weather. There .are lighter.
weights for Spring in most attractive designs. ‘~.
Silkoline Coven, full size, light weight, extreme“ -
ly dainty effects. at $3.00 end$3.0‘5,
- .Silkolinec, With plain silk borders in pink, relue,j'
rose, yellow and lavender .cffeCts, 734.50:
7 White Cotton with seco silk covers, figured-hem
ter and plain border to combine, $5.25.;
Third floor.
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Handkerchiefs
The Notablef‘ljoparlment is making a sliowv 7
ing of the newest in Handkerchiefs, daintiiy embroith 7
‘ered in colors. An inspection is invited. 7, ,,.
«in ; ”
Clearance of odd lots.
13,15md25eneadi.
Owing to the scarcity of linen this isan 99W? i
tunity. as no more can be obtained at these prices. ,
- - Mn fldfih j
_ turning state evidence
Found Guilty.
.1 wheeler gave her {tour
cars 411.. the state .pnson. 7
an animation 350‘! seven hours.
"aides. '
"mill Street" is an A 17 one to two gears in state proton on Since the failure before the courts
' 1 ~ ' rtil‘o Board of pardons has been raided
. 7‘ again and again, but as often it would
turn down the
pardon. :Now the parties- have com
12- to to. the legislature.
’7'lfhe Burns Woman was tried and
lound guilty in short order and Judg797
7s most astmmdlng saline were “WW?
7 , one says her. One of the Juriors mans “3.9
7- spoke to Mamie mum as she left
the court roam. conmmlating her on
m the withstood arterrliic .7731?
s
, amid the lawyers. (lint the Bums woman as
alum. court ruined the claim it
tel'u'ay: were Estid 3E Fitzgerald at! p ,
New Bavedlmdftharles W. Co‘mst'och
of .Mont‘vllle. ' ' . 7
alimony Fitzgerald pictured ~
quest and wines the
it is 7saidlthat ho less than a dozen
have handled the Burns svoj'
The two to appear yesifi
“kind and chi
very good to the hitter-tn
., a saw earns tmher house lt-m
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