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Regent Theatre
The House of First Run
Pictures

3 Shem—2:15. 7::5 and 9

 

Today

Three Star Attractions!
Bryant Washburn in
“Skinner’s Bubble"
And Fattv Arbuckle in
“The Butcher Boy"
And Burton Holmes

Travel Pictures
Thursday
William S. Hart in
“The Return of

I Draw Egan”
Music by Regent Orchestra.
Every Evening and \l'cdnesday
Matinee.

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Coming?
The Screeii's Biggest Sensation

“The Whip”

A THOUSAND THRILLS

Also Hearst-Pathe News

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5 a ace eatre
1: Home of Best Vaudeville and
1, Feature Pictures

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:: Spec1al Holiday Bill

1: 2:15, 7 and 9 o‘clockARegular
0 Prices

> 9 , -RnEi.S—9

4: Fox Filmporporation Presents
,: William Farnum

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it “American Methods”

0 and Fatty Arbucklo

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t; “THE BUTCHER now

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4; The Grey Seal”

:’ Sixth Adventure

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fiThursday, Friday,

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" VAUDEVILLE "'

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THURSDAY~Lenoro I'lrich in
“The Road To Love."

FRIDAYw-Virginia Pearson and
Irving (‘ummings in Fox l-‘eature
“Royal Romance."

SATURDAY—”Mario
“Oliver Twist."

June 4-5. “Womanhood."

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“WW ' Seminary. Agnese Neilson:
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WHAT ’S CHIN CHIN?
In the land of the happy it

 

Bryant Washburn in ‘His Latest Film
gent Today, Matinee and Night

"Skinner's Bubble‘f—Essanay

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Hit, “Skinner’s Bubble" at the Re-

 

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AT THE REGENT TODAY

 

“Skinner's Bubble," and Fatty Ar-'
buckle in “The Butcher Boy." l
Special Music l

Anent the screening of “Skinner's
tBubble," his current Essanay feature,
‘Bryant \Vasllburn arises to make a
ifetv remarks about modern business
methods. “Skinner's Bubble": is a
{sequel to “Skinner‘s Dress Stilt," Es-
.sanay's adaptation from Henry Irv-
ing Dodge’s story, which set the na-
‘tion to laughing at modern business
iniethods recently. It. presents another
isatire on these methods under the
1guise of continuing the adventures of
“young Mr. Skinner in the industrial
‘world. i
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bed it. Mr. Washburn asserts that the
situations brought tip in “Skinner's
Bubble" are absolutely true to life. ,
‘The world is full of Skinners." the
screen “Skinner" avows. “There is
:hardly a big busineSs house but that
has its Skinner, or
icall them fomnflushers. or blulIers.‘
inlO know nothing about . their bust i
iness. Yet you will obscrve'tliat they.
tare getting away with it.” '
i “The Butcher Boy." a Paramount
'coniedy will also be shown. ltere is
. the cast: ‘
i The Butcher l'ioy—Ruscoc “Fatty"
Arbucklc: The Clerk, Al St. John:
EThe Cashier, Josephine Stevens; The
i\'illage Pest, "Buster" Keaton; The

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“Luke,"

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'lt‘aity‘s Pal. By lrlim'seli

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‘ AT THE REGENT THURSDAY

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BRITISH nosrmu. SHIP '

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dflakeii an important govern ‘
nieizt iuissnin to Humid and that
UPI-luv Nicoll "arm-s. Minister of

 

DOVER CASTLE NR-
PEDOED OFF BRITISH

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i'o‘llslnlh lliis ln-cn appointed a
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(’OAST member of the War ('tibillcl ‘
Without Portfolio illil'lllg Mrs":

(000th not! ”It Pl“)

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Henderson's absence.

l’l‘l'l‘ltltiiltAl). May 25'. l p. in..' ,
via liolitloli. ~22 p. iii.~'l'llc in.
NE\V YURK. May 29.—-Ful‘ul‘dllt'l‘t'rlst‘ ill lllt‘ illicit stilt‘ Hi. Votlivi:
rcl_-o;.'llitioli by European and and the general wave of llllllxlt'ae'
Asiatic nations of tllc Monroe tion which tlil‘cn‘mils to stir-mil.
Doctrine should be obtained atltllrollullollt lllt' country. lll‘ln‘ttli- ,
a diplomatic in: disorders and c lililllL’t'I'illLI.
safeguard shall be established forpllc internal )lt‘ill‘t‘ of the country it,
all time. Henry A. Wise Wood. in— ‘ is the subject of a stirring appeal ’
velltor and writer. said in an ad- to citixcns issued iry the executive

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dress today before the National {comlllitlcc ol' tllcl ‘llllli‘li t-t' Worli- S
(‘olll'crellce of Foreign Relations men‘s and Soldiers" llclt m. lfi'
of tlic l‘liited States. ill session at “We notice an in lse of t
lioligzlicacll,1\'. Y. drunkenness ill l’ctroj, all ”ill b

NEW YORK, May Qil.—'l'lle‘
lt‘reiic'll Linc stcanlcr Mense \vas‘,:lppcul. “lt
torpedocd and sunk on Thursday lstl'ccts. railways. factories

other parts of Russia.” read: the,

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is lillllt'i‘ltltl“ ill lill‘ it

and

last, while bound for llavre.flint-racks. Vodka readily is t’t-llnd

Agents of" the lllc hcrc receivcdill the villages of the intcrior as it

word of her loss today. vsell as at the from, All c>.alili- ,
it

The Mouse. a i'i‘ciglltcd of 4.075 nation shops the many deplorable .
tons, left New York May ‘22, withlcvcizts in the last fcw weeks were ll
a war cargo. he carried no pas-Educ to drunkenness. i9
sengci‘s. , “lt‘ornierly the emperor euconr- if}
’NE‘V YORK. May 29.——'l‘lle1aucd tll'lllllicllllcs.‘ since it helped l“
American schooner Margaret lidsupport the imperial throne. Now
lioliss which left SLAndrew's Bay, lthe lilack llundl'c‘rl is trying: to ill-
l“a., Feb. 4. will a .cargo of pine,toxicate the country because it
lumber for Genoa, was sunk by alwants to create disortlcrg ullisc
tsulimarne April 27 near then'ivil \\':ll‘ and the lt'ilil'll (if the
Fl't’lu‘ll ltnlian coast and the crew iiiionarclly. Massncrcs will follow
robbed by the Germans, accordnglthe apparance of \odlltl. villages
to (‘aptain Fred ll. Root. master of Iwill fight with each other and then
the sclit‘ioner, who arrived here to. lthc servants of the old l't‘g’llilt’ will
do yi'rom France. (‘nptan Foot‘t‘lllcrgc from their hiding: places
said he and his crew of six men and there will be a repetition of
were set adrift n open boats and what happened ill liltlfi. The:
were nnllcd at Monte Carlo by alwork ot' the revolution wlll be}
patrol boat which picked them up. drowned in blood by the enemies
The schooner \\'tl slink by bombs. of the people. No one has the
WASHINGTON, May 29.—~ right to buy vodka or to drink it.
Secretary Lansing, testifying to-llict it disappear forever, with the
day before the llonse (‘ommercelllltl regime."

committee iii support of the trad-I l’E'l‘R‘lGliAl).
ing with the enemy bill,
government had evidence that ”3' PW “'ll't‘lt‘“ ['ress).-liussiun'
(leriiiniiy, while the United Statesisnllol's of the Russian Black Sea

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May ‘29.

steamship company and

 

PALACE THEATRE TODAY

Nine Reel Show is Presented includ-

ing Two ofo Season's Biggest
Feature Attractions

in presenting a nine reel holiday
vaudeville bill at the Palace Theatre
today. Manager A. J. Collins is keep-
ing pace with the foremost houses of
the country and the patrons in .\'Or-
walk and South Norwalk are getting
the benefit. 'l‘wo attractiom that
would be individual headlines on any
dawaillialn Farnuln in “American
Methods," and Fatty Arbucllle as

 

Americans the money to buy thei
urain aboard a ship ill order to 510W “l ill'tllll tllltl “"0 llll'tl't‘ Mill-
raise an issue with Great Britain .botlts, the ollicinl statement issued
and France over her seizure upon iltltlily ll." ”'0 “limit“ War Dl‘lllll’l‘
leaving port. pucni Sili‘h‘.

“There are many cases," 110, .It adds that the usual l'usilndcs
,mm‘ “,pmmpis,‘ inspired by (lmutifl‘t‘lll'l‘i‘il on the Western Russian.
many \\'llllt' “'9 were llPllll'tllN. (yf,iilltl lilillliilllilll l.l't“lllh. illill ll Till”
Vorganizutions affected ill '
li'ollllll‘y
creating friction (with
:Britain and France."

f WASHINGTON. May
ltnly lighting lll‘l' last war of indc-i

[which \\'tl\ attacked by three clic-
29___:lny nil-ships.

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‘ scale for a period of one year without
additional wage demands.
,tliat few labor unions in the country,
because of the continued increase in
the cost of living, are willing to make

. . via j fixed wage scale for a period of one
said the llitllldtlll. 4 p. in. (British Admiral—3 3'93?-

at the F. H. Lee iiat ‘00., the M. Mc-
' . , Lav-lilan (70.. S.
was still neutral. had .sent ,anplcet yesterday made a landing.r at MCLHCIHau f
intent here, who organized. almll‘“. '0 ill" “HST “f Simm‘” 0” ""
loaned illlt‘ Anatolan coast, destoyed the ‘ the emulates t~‘l0lt'lt’d Work‘ It i8 not
'l‘ui'kish host there and burned a ”‘9 “"0““0“ 0f ”'0 1‘3""5' officials

:to remove the label from any other
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led today, as no other manufacturer
has definitely refused to place the
sellint: prices in the new bill.

:Z‘i removed from those factories and

Mallory factory it would not be sur-
prising if important developments af-
. lowing the local '
1]”51li15ll attempt to approach llH' ill“ within the n
for the. sole purpose of lcliscs south of \'nn was l‘l‘illll"“tl-‘ltills circles mu.
Great tlnd admits the lll\\' of an airplane igardin; a possible settlement of the.
:\\'llOl(‘ ditlienlty are prevalent today
,but none of these reports has any
IlOlllldllllol'l, as far as could be ascer-
‘ . ‘ . - r ‘ l‘ ‘ ltliilt‘tl.

pcndencc. tools that all questions h'dml‘w‘ ‘ll ‘H'l'mil'i “do“ “Rd “NW" the entire
oi naval measure: llu‘nllht in the inlrcsls of all concrncd. which
‘L‘rc-lt problem of a general allied.llcl'lnally lll collaboration with , means about everybody in the city.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Office Closed Today!

TOMORROW, THURSDAY, HM? 3tst. we expect to
be busy taking orders for “VULGAN " GAS WATER
HEATERS. A great my people wait until the last. day of
a sale before placing their order.

Tomorrow is the '
last day of our big A. 7‘ ‘
GAS WATER
I t r a t, SALE V

And is your last chance to own a‘
Heater at $16.50, payable $1 per
month.

JUNE lst PRICE —-~
$18.50

Don’t Get Left. Office c‘oscs' ~
at 5 o’clock

The United Electric Light ,
and Water Co.

67 Wall Street.

 

Phone 1680.

 

 

 

They said

Rainy Days
Dark Days

It is then that the DEFEO-- ,
. TIVE EYES ASSERT THEMi'
SELVJEB and cry for help.

It ill best to heed the or}:
“An ounce of prevention,“
etc.

OUIll OCULIST 18 AT
YOUR SERVICE. “

signed agreement to maintain at

There is no change in the situation

A. G. 'plant or George
aetory, The union label

ctorics for the present, it was learn-

Following the settlement at the

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TI-IAMERI

Ocuileiu. Optometrists, Optician. '

“The House of Good Glasses” '
87 Atlantic Sq., ‘
Open Sat. till 9 p. in. Est. 1897.

 

situation occurred
ext few days, men in hat»
Many rumors re.-

' Stamford. Conn: «
l‘llc speedy adjustment of
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’willi a serial of "The Grey Seal." and

means “How Are You?" In the William 8 Han in “The Return
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land of Uncle Sam it's the musical; Draw Egan," Also Hearst.
comedy made famous by Mont-l
‘gomery and Stone—or its Sterns'}
Chin-Chin Perfume. Have you' d T, e . 1
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tried this rich, frindly fragrance, . in“??? ' ...;§,,1:[:;;0$0' of ,.,.‘§g,.,,,:.‘;..
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suggestive 0f the Far Ea“. Ask,..T,m Patriot," and other Thomas H.
for free souvenir bottle of tth'Incc productions and is thoroughly

 

Pathe Weekly
William S Hart was recently seen

“The Butcher lloy"——arc combined victory.
offered at regular prices. The result
is all illcolnpnrabl-e program about
which it is not possible to say too lilisslon.
much.

lle-luxe feature, William Farnum

starred ill a vehicle which well lllllS-Itll'ilW more closely together
tratea the versatility of the word fain- two great nations now allied.

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ous pl'otraycr of human int-crest roles.f

“American Methods" a picturiza‘
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tion of George Ohnet's “The lronmas- t't‘s.

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former Minister of i\;rricllltlli'c1l“l by the diplomatic commissionI
and industry and (‘omnircc and?“l ‘llll‘ ('llllml’t‘l' “l Ill’lllll‘b' “ll
economic head of" illc Italian wnr‘“l‘“‘ll “'3“ ”‘ll‘rl't'tl ”l“ lllt‘eeiltlt‘ ”l

Francisco Silvcl‘io Xilii ‘tilc lilliellic Allics is l‘t‘t'ltlilllit‘lltl-l

 

 

JAPANESE CRIM E DETECTOR.

 

if a theft. take. place. in a Japanesei

ln presentini: the Fox super-'sion had come not to seek I".
is thing: for ltaly specifically, bltt to; ll.lll"~‘l-

hiliil 1mm}- lllill flu. lllix- l’i‘csitlt‘lll lil‘nz l't'ilii‘tliilu‘ lill‘ itti's
m,\~_lltllilttillu ol' the |ii.;/.llinll sit-.lnl-llip
I The ct>ll1iui<<ioll (li‘t‘lill‘tl
the itosttlll‘oit to t‘onr‘rczs :1 bill :llilll’

2» torlzillo‘ the president to utilize
“f or German ships lll lil'azilian ports.

problems peace

,.,.,,”,,,"i,..; or of minor (lifl‘el'(tn_:ill provid for defensi- of Brazilian
he said,

delightful “Breath front the 0r-
tent.”

H. A. MEAD
Dmggist
8 North Main St.
So. Norwalk. Ct.

 

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TOWNSEND

‘ Ball Bearing

'Lawn Mowers

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Il‘ixed in the minds and hearts of pic-

ture theatre patrons. in this produc-
tion lie is as big. honest and square
as in those that have preceded it.
“Draw Egan" adds anotlicn character
to his long list of interpretations and
will be just as popular as his living
predecessors. :
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COMING TO THE REGENT .

Next week will be shown the
screen sensation, “The Whip," in S
reels. Other 'star attractions coming
are “The Barrier," “The Deemster."
and Mary Pickford in "A Romance of;
the Redwoods." t
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is H YOUR KIDNEYS? l
Don’t Mistake The Cause of Your
i Troubles ,

Many people never suspect their
kidney. If suffering from a lame.
weak or aching back they think that
it is only a muscular weakness; when
tirinary trouble sets in they think it
’will Isoon correct itself. And so it is
with all the other symptoms of kidney

term in a comedy picturization,

ter." in the dramatization of which
the most noted English and French
actors have appeared. it is produced
with all of the force that the Fox or-
ganization can master and presenting
William Farriuni is a masterpiece

among the season' photo-play produc-
tions. in conjunction with thi top
notch picture, Fatty Arbuckle is of.

“The
Butcher Boy.’ What Farnum is to
the drama. fit-buckle is to comedy and
his performance in the role of the
butcher boy is indeed happy. The
program does not even end with these
two ‘big features, for the sixth install-
ment of Jimmy Date in “The Grey
Seal" will also be shown. Today's
shows will be at 2:15. 7 and 9 o'clock
and the regular prices will be charged.

 

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New Show of Five Acts to Be Pre-
sented For Three Days—Big
Fox Picture Friday
The Palace Theatre will have a five
act. vaudeville propgram for Thursday

“are absolutely,“Mlllilillllb to rcnlt all under-

There iN-Slillltllllgr with the allied nations in
gilljd to the measure ”iicll will
freedom of ' sign com-
:llltl to l' .\(‘ lllc tlt‘ct'ct‘s‘
.lulltrillitg ...stletl during: the

secondary to victory.
only one great question today. and 1"“
lthnt is whether (iernitln militarism ‘llbbm't‘
‘or allied democracy shall survive. 13'}
lt' (’lcrinnuy wins this war, her "i .
‘oligarcliy will destroy the world. ,“W‘ i“ ““0“ HS "(“152le .

4|“. tummy States included. “'0: It is probable that thebill pass-
‘cannot continue to live with Prns- 0‘1 b." the ‘v‘himlllt‘l' 0” 11"“ “ml:
sinn militarism. V This does nailingP .‘"“'ll‘l'tlfl.“ f0" l‘l‘l'tll'lllltlll of
mean fl". crushing of the German zillt‘ neutrality decree in the war
nation, but rather such a military Imt‘v‘w‘ ("‘"mtmi' illltl the initial

(“.me as to discredit absolutelv States will be amended so asto pro-
Germany’s military caste. ‘Vldt‘ also for cancellation of the

“ltalv did not enter this war for ‘decrees of neutrality in the war

any particular interest. She ibetween the (,‘entral Empires and
easily could have stayed out on‘the humped“ Alllt‘li-
]tlic basis of her treaty with Ger- '
pliany. The threat of world com-
bination under the menace of the
mailed fist made such a course
impossible.

lMALLORY & sons
SIGN NEW BILLS

“Our mission here is essentially (confirmed From Page One)

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polltlcnli “'6 “151]! to ‘cementt £110 ‘ are to the effect that the. members of
alliance ietween t to two countiesI the batters associations in, those
and make plain to the American places are strongly in favor or insist-
people that Italy entercd the wariing that the selling prices be included

for the same reasons as you did_ in the new bills of prices and there is
and Austria know . little possibility. well informed men

in local batting circles say. that any

 

 

‘ ‘ Germany

llolt:-cholil all the servants are rennin
ml to write a certain word with the,
lsanle brush. The, conscience is sup?
poged to betray its workings in thol
‘waves of the illeographs writtend
Tracing an ideograph involves suchl
an effort of muscular directness and,‘
undivided attention that. this devicel
often leads to the discovery of guilty:
persons. The test is. at all events?
iniore liumaneJhan the ordeal of boil-
:tng water, to which accused personal
were formerly submitted in this and:
,other eastern countries—Exchange. l

 

 

 

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.Eat Less Meat if You Feel Backachy

Or Have Bladder Trouble
No man or woman who eats mentl
regularly can make a mistake bvl
,flnshing the kidneys occasionahyd
says a well-known authority. hit“t
‘forms uric acid which exc' ‘5" l'.“ ‘
lieys, they become even ad from
the strain; get sluggish and fail to fil-~
ter tlle‘ waste and poisons from theI
blood, then we get, sick. Nearly all
rheumatism, headaches, liver trouble,
nervousness, dizziness. sleeplessnes‘s
and urinary disordersgcome from slug-
gish kidneys.

 

 

 

Hilll Mill and“ l...

tRakes, Garden Forks; Honda
ESpades, Porch Window Both.
,Gras Shears, Rubber ' Garth:
=I-Iose, Garden and Flower Seeds

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disorders. Thai is WhPl‘P. the dancer Friday and Saturday. The last three
often lies. You should realize that shows that. have been offered have
these troubles often lead to dropsy or‘ been accorded such reception.~*that it
Bright’s disease. An effective retriedy'goes without saying the one to be
101' weak or diseased kidneys islgiven this week will make a decided
Doan‘s Kidney Pills. Residents of thisihit. Manager A-J. Collins has book-
vicinity are constantly testifying. edifive 8ch that cannot be beaten.

Ferd Kiininich, barber, 41 Van Zant, Lenore Ulrich will appear Thursday
street. East Norwnlk, says: “Several ' in a Paramount feature, “The 393;} to
years ago I found it necessary to uselmvc; v Special attention is called to
'a kidney medicine and as I had heard ‘. I-‘riday's picture. Virginia Pearson
iso much bout Dean's Kidney Pills I and Il‘t'ing‘fllimmjngs in the Fox fea-
‘got them. They DI‘OVBd DEI‘feCtlY Sakture, ‘Royal Romance." Emperors
'isfaciory and 1 am only too glad toiand princesses will be pretty scarce
‘recommend them to anyone troubled in a little while and it behooves, all
by a‘wenk oi- lame back or other kid- who would see them to do so now.
‘ney ailments. Dean’s Kidney Pill‘s “Royal Romance" is one of tile best
ctiretl me and I have Ever had any picture iittractions ever producfi by
trouble since." ,any company. A charming love story.

Price 50c, at all dealers. Don't slin- introducing diplomatinc procedure to
‘ply ask for a kidney remedy-get bring about desirable royal marriages
'Doan's Kidney Pills—the same that is told in pictures that cannot ‘be ex-
cured Mr. Ktmmlch. rFoster-littlburn,celled. Marie Doro will play “Oliver
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they are beaten. The last hope is
lin the submarine or ill dissension
amongst the Allies. She is using
both to the full limit.”

ADD WAR.

GENEVA, May 29, via Paris, 5
p. in.—'l‘lie Polish State Council
has decided to suspend its official
functions, as" a protest against
the hostile policies of the German
authorities toward l’olisll- Nation-
al aspirations, according to a
communication from Warsaw re—
ceived by the Polish agency at

the dispatch, and
“seem by their severity to be driv-
ing the I’ocs into the arms of Rus-
sia.” ‘

 

Latisanne. Two well-known l’olisli.
deputies have been arrested, says!
the Germans!

LONDON, May 29, ‘8 :20 p. m.-———
It. is officially announced that Ar-
thur Henderson, Member of the
British Cabinet without port folio‘lmcomome in the new price bills.

and Of'ille War Council, has an

 

of the employos in shops in the New
Jersey districts will matte new wage
scales unless the selling prices are ill-
qirporaled. The ,(lrange {and New-
ark associations voted some time ago
'that the selling prices should be in-
cluded in the wage, scales in order
that the. prices might be a part of the
'baois upon which wages would be
fixed.

Ofliceis of the hatters’ organiza-
tions said today that they consider
it all important for the tuturowvel-
fare of their organizations that the
selling price be included in the wage
scales. They explained that they take
the stand that unless the selling
prices were incorporated in the new
bills, there would be danger that a
.few years hence would see a reduc-
"tion in wags in both making and
,llnislilng departments. They point-
ed out that the. organizations are
willing to set a wage scale in every
factory for ohet year, if the selling
prices are placed where they ,reasom
ablywonld be at the present time and

 

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l ' The moment you feel a dull ache in
the kidneys or your back hurts or if
the urine is cloudy. offensive, full of
sediment. irregular of passage or at-
tended by a sensation of scalding, stop
eating meat and get about four ounces
of Jad Salts fronitany pharmacy; take
a tnblespoonful in a glass of wter be-
fore breakfast, and in a few days your-
‘klflnl't’yF will act fine. This famous,
salts is made front the acid of grapes:
and lemon juice, combined with lithia.l
and has been used for generations to
flush and stimulate the kidneys, also
to neutralize the acids in urine so it
,no longer causes irritation, thus end-l
tng bladder weakness.

Jail Salts is inexpensive and cannot
injure; makes a. delightful efferves-
cent lithla-water drink which everyfi
one should take now and then to keep‘
the kidneys clean and active and the;
blood pure, thereby avoiding serious
kidney, complications-Adv. '

 

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