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PM
3 Shove-2:15. 1:15 and 9
Today
Mae Murray in
“The Primrose Ring”
Saturday
Robert Harron in
“The Bad Boy”
A "story you’ll not soon forget.
Every American boy and his fans
ily should see this picture.
Also 8th Chapter of
“The Railroad Raiders"
Saturday Morning
Special Performance for
Children
10:30
“The Primrose Ring”
Highly recommended for child-
ren and has the endorsement of
Miss Dotha S. Pinneo.
June 6th and 7th
The Screen’s Biggest Sen-
station!
“The Whip”
A Thousand Thrills!
Palace Theatre
Today and Saturday
Tom Linton
And Hls Jungle Girls
In Miniature Musical Comedy
The Gaiety Trio
The Sailors and the Girl
—~_.
‘ Se ason's Best Dramatic Playlet
His Father’s Son
——
Eli Watkins
Comedian, Jarsatiie
~—
Manley & Golden
Whistling Phenomenal:
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——and—-
I‘RIDAY*Vi1-gini11 Pearson and)l
lr1l11g Cummings in Fox Featureé
“Royal Romance. M31331"
Don't forget the‘l . p. 111. showing
AI IIIE llIIIIIIiES
AT THE REGENT TONIGHT
i
This featu1e onl1.
SATI RDAY -Ma)[u
“Oliver Twist "
D01 0
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JUNE 4 5
“Womanhood.”
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"The Primrose Ring," Featuring Mae
Murray and Little Billy
Jacobs
A whimsical atoz'y dealing with fair
.ie's, knights and cl: (‘5 will be present-
ed at the T at Theatre tonight,
when ‘Mae 3.111111}: the charming Las-
ky-Paramount ‘stai', appears in "The
Prierse Ring." This screen adapta-
tion was made by Marian Fairfax
from Ruth Sawyers clever story.
'Since her debut on the screen
“To Have and To Hold," the populari-
ty of the Winsome Mae Murray has
gone up in leaps and bounds. In “The
Dream Girl" Miss Murray scored a pro-
nounced success, to be followed by
further triumphs in “The Plow Girl”
and "On Record.”
in “The Primrose Ring" this capti-
vating young star is seen as a nurse
in a children‘s hospital, and as she her:
self was once a crippled child, she
takes an unusual interest in them
and, in spite of the disapproval of the
head nurse and trustees, amuses the
children with thrilling stories of got)-
lin's, elves plumed knights and fairy
glens.
AT THE REGENT TOMORROW
Home of Best Vaudeville and
Feature Pictures
1
in,
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TOM LINTEN AND ‘HIS JUNGLE GI
ture Musical Comedy
RLS
At the Palace Theatre Tonight and Saturday Matinee and Night in Minia-
to present Robert Harronl
on the Triangle program as an indi-
first play
In “The Bad Boy," which was p10
mduced at
dios under the direction of Chesterl
Withey, llarron has the part of 11'
small town youth who belongs to a.
“gang" which makes life miserable?
for the town constable and.most of‘
the inhabitants. His evil associations;
finally get him into serious troublef
when a number of “yeggs” Induce him‘
i to join in preparations for the burglar-
lzing of his father’s bank. At the last j
moment. he refuses to aid them and is:
then forced to become an unwilling
participant. This leads to an ordeal
which is a severe lesson to-the boYl
and ends in his reform.
|SPECIAL PERFORMANCE FOR
“The Primrose Ring" to Be shown To f
morrow Morning at 10:30 ‘
1cd for children :1111. 111». 11:1 endorse
meat of Miss Dotho Stone l’inneo. it
is a whimsical s101'1',de11ll11g with fair-
lies, knights 1111de'l1cs, asd will beI
presented f01 the benefit of the chil
'drcn tomor1o11 morni a at 10'. 30.
Mac “array 11s the 111111, has secured
mung doctor
WOMANHOOD AT PALACE.
3Three Shows Daily, Monday and Tues-
day Next.
If you wow :1 l11'.ittllt tui -\111e1"1c1111
debutante 1'1c1l1'cd 1 proposal of
marriage from a 111111 1'111115 1111111111
nobleman would you hesitae?
if you 11'1'10 1111 1111'1111111'ted gill and
heard that 1'ou1'l1ome had been wreck-
'cd in a sudden 11 .1r would you date to
hurry 11 11k to the Iltlll‘l of danger?
llvou luml 1.1111'111111111 and s} 11'1'
slain and lil‘nlllo 1' hiindrd in .1
Whopeless battle, would you have the
fi—‘womunhood to hem 1111 11111111 it'.‘
If the deboniar forelgn nobleman
came along and still snowed he loved
you, would you forgive him for being
an invader?
It 1011 had 11 thance to some your;
country by picnnding to he a traitor',
would you consider it?
If your American lover's" sister was
ruthlessly executed before your eyes.
would you ruin your country's plans
by betraying your syiiipathios? ,
If you were finally discovered and
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Meat Forms Uric Acid Which Clogs ten get sore, water scald's and you are.
Kidneys, Irt'itatca Bladder or I
;’ Causes Rheumatism I
I When you wake up with backache
and dull misery in the kidney region it
generally means you have been cut-
ing too mucu meat, says 11 well known
authority. Meat fnztus uric, acid which
overworlts the kidneys i=1 lll"’ll"’1‘ITOl‘l
to filter it from loud and thcyj
1become sort or ]111r:ll}'zt'tl and Mann!
[When your kidneys 11111 sluggish and
3clog you mus: i't‘lit‘l‘n them, like you
believe your bowels removing all the;
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the Triangle- Fine Arts stu- i
'of special
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“The Primrose Ring" at the Regent
CHILDREN AT THE REGENT Tonight, and also 8. Special Perform-
Saturday
ance For the Children on
Morning at 10:30
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the 111m. 1mm and m. moti-
:1e1'1alnn1en1 The picture teature this
inina Cummings in "Royal Romance”
land for tomorrow afternoon and evan-
3ing Marie Doro
evening shows are at
o'clock.
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gm: vomit; mi I‘gkm an?
‘eu ouuedlll and the Curly tr“ e.-
ipleu'd the show with high clue ezn- '
terenmg will be Virtual! Farm and =
in Paramount‘s pre- "
.sentation of "Oliver Twist.” Saturday'
0:45 and 9 3.-
Ratio-whiny.
MONEY SPENT ON CHILDREN
To recover money spent for the sup
port of Harriet Bennett and her chi
1‘
:two legal actions against 01119118 Ben-
nett of Easton the ut'soman husband?
lln papers filed in their S'upeJior court
Eihe t011n claims Bennett deserted his‘li
lfamily. making it necessai y for the
(town to support them.
The. court is asked to order Bennettu
3‘10 furnish a bond that he will con-
,tribute a certain sum for the family’s
support. in the action filed in the
331,000 damages and-papers were serv- ,
ed on William B. Mallette of Easton,1R
administrator on the estate of Mary}
Tyrreli, in which estate Bennett has
an interest.
3 “fi—M
TO REDUCE FIRE mans.
WASHINGTON, June 1.——Fire i11-
surance companies have undertaken
to obtain the backing of state coun-
cils of defense in a war measure cam'
,paign to reduce lire. risks by educating
Sproperty owners concerning the im-
portance of cleanliness and orderll-
mess in homes, industrial plants and
grain, food and cotton storage. Direct-
lor Gifford of the council of national
defense today sent to the state coup»
clls the offer of the National Board of
Fire. Underwriters to do this work,
with a recommendation that the offer
be accepted. lie-inspection of all risks
in food and cotton storage houses is
promised.
W...
SCHOOL FUEL PROBLEM.
BOSTON. June i.——-lluslness agents
of the school committees of muny1
Massachusetts elites and towns met
llt'i‘t‘ today, to discuss the problem of'
This picture is highlv i'cr'llllm"“d [could purchase safety and a life of
1ase in 11 adding a barbarous (oemun
would 1011 prefer to choose a miser-
able death?
Mary \\ art! has to decide all these
and other momentous questions: in J.
Stuart lllacktons soul stirring spec Isms champ“ 33.1, ”h. ..xpmdpmp (,1 WA"
1111 \lomiay, June 4, and Registration
Dav, June 5, at‘~ ’:5,t 7 and 9 o'clock.
,Thetc will be special orchestra. '
PALACE WELCOMES VAUDEVILLE.
The Palace Theatre yesterday welw
(“0111011 11 new vaudeville bill of the
1111-11-1111111111111 order from the start to
the finish. The de111o11str11tlons which
followed every act showed the com-
plt'to satisfaction with which large ou-
1lic111'cs received the show and indica-
lions. are that capacity houses will wit-
111s". the live acts this evening and to-
nmrmw allernoou and evening when
they will be presented for the last
three times. Twa numliers deserving
mention are the George
Brown Company‘s presentation ofa
dramatic playict in two scenes, en-
titled "His Father’s Son,” the sketchi
deals with inheritance of criminal
tendencies of. father and also dis
plays fatherly 11nd filial devotion at its
best. The playlet was well presented'
and made a decided hit. Tom Linton.
the big star of the Keith vaudeville
circuit, brought. his
town and they captivated
races. The pretty and clever chorus
Jungle Girls 10'
the audit
purchasing fuel for schools during the!
coming year. A notice sent out by,l
representatives of the state and 1305 i
1011 school officials said'
“The existing fuel situation in \‘cw
England is so critical as to be worthy.
of the aeritus considwatlon of all per
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tacle "Won1anhoo1i,thu (Jlory of a Public f11nds.i‘nivss coal is pur-
111 plav ideally suited to her. Also. Nation." starring Alice loyce in mg (based with care and intelligence dui
' llv Jacobs as 11 crip- 3 1
there is little BI 11 rule of Mary “and 11nd Hur'r) ’l‘.. 1111: the 111111 ““3 months,
lpled Child 111d T0111 Moore as 19 Mot'ev which is at the Palace theatre
'md dealers will certainly take 111l1n111
TOWN SEEKING TO RECOVER 1"
dren, the town of Boston has brought
leommon pleas court the town wantsfl ”i
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These “Qualify Combination Ranges
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If You Need a New Range
Why not let us demonstrate this range to you. or refer you to
some one in your vicinity who
This Is the Real Test
To talk with some one owning
would be very glad to go into the matter very thoroughly if
you wish.
PRICES LOW, BIG STOCK ON HAND, AND
in unng’ om; with fine results.
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and using one each day. We
THE ,
EASIEST PURCHASING PLAN IN THE CITY.
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ASK TO SEE THE “QUALITY” THE NE"TT
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Palace Theatre
Presents J. Stuart Blackion’s and Cyrus
Townsend Brady’s
SOUL STIRRING DRAMA
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IN 8 BIG PARTS
Will Alice Joyce, Harry Morey, Peggy Hyland and an All
8t. .11' Vitagraph Cast.
MONDAY. JUNE 4 AND REGISTRATION DAY, JUNE 5
SPECIAL ORCHESTRA
Show Daly at 2:15, 7 and 9 O'Clock
Admission 10 and 15 Cents at All Performances
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fin: the St: 11'1'y1 Banner out the em
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1110115 pioilts at the expense of the pub
lic." l
ZELLER BRINGS SUIT
3 Deputy Sheriff Peter J. 1“chch
paid a visit to Santa Rock, “'ednesdm
111111 sewed an attachment upon the
receipn of the New Haven baseball
club 101-1355 in favor of .luck Zeller.
former owner of the I’ittsfleld fran-
chise. Zelle:, according to the papers,
claims damages to that amount, from
every club in the league which‘he 11l«1‘\3'.,.
logos 1111s awarded him when thcl
“Pittsfield club was thrown out to
make the unlou.of the Eastern and
New England leagues a reality.
SWAN SONG A POEM TO THE U.
S. FLAG PRINTED YESTERDAY
l "NE\’1 \ORK. May 31~Vlllliam .l.
Lamptou, newspaper and magazine
writer 11 howe poems on current 1111')
iects are familiai throughout the
icountry, died of npoplexy at 1115 home
here yesterday. His contribution of
verse in the New York Herald yester-
day 111 entitled "The r1111; in Sight."
lllr Lampton was born in lAWrence
count1',0hio,52years ago. He began
this newspaper work as editor of a,
small papel in Kentucky, and at Vari 1
0115 times had been associated with
hear; 311 with sulphur added,
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BOSTON BANKER DEAD.
“08'1th lune l—~Josepl1 G.l
$111111: :1 prom1n1 11' h1111ker.dicd and 3
deftly 1.151 niyht lie was vii-111,].-
(ltlll of the 011i Colom 'I‘1'11 t company
'and was born in New York sixty eight
years ago
CLOSED.
PORT OF NEW YO“
NEW YORK, .lt' 1.~Tl1e port of
. ‘ 'il'. 11. .111 :.1 daylight to-
day to outgoing vessels. not even fish 1
i111: boats (11' barge"- boing permitted
to enter. The cause or the closing of
the port was not made known.
Lunar?»
Gillillllll llSlll Still
III Ill lllIIIIIN Hill
She Mixed Sulphur With it To Re-
store Color, Gloss Youthful
neas '
Common eardcn sage brewed into 11
will
turn gmv sneaked and
beautifully dark and luxuriant.
a few applications will pro1e a revela-
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@g A remedy for Inlutiom
B of the urinary tract.
l’alulrsa, nun-11111511111111.
and will not. stricture.
Bellows in i to 5 days.
now III 11111109111113.
Parcel Poet If de-ind— i’rlca bit. or :1 bottles 1171'.
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The most economic
dessert. Sold at all
stores. Try them -
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AC“ "HR [8, neWspapers la, the east and middleltion if your hair i'.' fading streaked or‘ Sundays By Appointment on“:
iii Willi SAIIS
west He contributed also to many!
national magazines. Among his best
known works are 'Yau'ps and Other
Things," “Confessmns of a Husband "
3"The Trolley Car and the Lady." and
l1“'I‘an1e Animals I Have Known
This was his laL't poem printed
'1
in
grav.
phur tecipe it home though, is trou-
blesome. A11 easier way is to get a
50 cent bottle of “'yeth's Sage and
Sulphur Compound at any drug store
all ready for use. This is the old
time recipe improved by the adiition
obliged to seek relief two or three the New York Herald yesterday mom of other ingredients.
times during the night.
3 1
Either consult a good, reliable p11)"
sielan at once or got from yOUr phar-
macist about four ounces of Jad Salts:
take a teaspoonful in a glass of wa-
ter before breakfast for a few days
and your kidneys will then act fine.
This famous salts is made from the
acid of grapes and lemon juice. com-
bined with lithia, and has been used
for generatons to clean and stimulate
sluggish kidneys. also to neutralize
Robert 'Harron in “the Bad Boy," and body‘s uriuous waste, else you have I acids in the urine so it no longer irri-
8th Chapter of “The Rail.
road Raiders"
“The Bad Buy," a comedy drama of and when the weather is bad you how; meat eaters
young America, will be shown at the
backache, sick headache, dizzy spells;
your stomach spurs tongue is coated.
rheumatic Hinges. The' urine is}
tat-cs, thus ending kidney weakness.
Jad‘ Salt; is it life saver for regular
It. is Inexpensive, can-
not injure and makes a delightful, ef-
Begent Theatre tomorrow. This is the cloudy, in” of Ft‘t,lllilt"!li, channels of-il‘ervescent lithianvater drink. —Adv.
ing:
Go fling the Starry Banner out in
nationwide display and fix it fast, nail-3
ed to the mast, for it has come tol
stay! Go, fling the Starry Banner out!
Go, fling it to the skies, where all,
may see that Liberty rejoices as itl
flies! Go, fling the Starry Banner"
out! Go. fling it forth on high thuti
it may shine along the line as Free i
(tom marches by! Go, fling the Starryf
Banner out in common consonance
that here we stand. One FlagLOne
Land and one allegiance! Go, fling the
Starry Banner out, to pass the word
along: to all the world that it’s un-
furled against the Prussian wronglp
Go, fling the Starry Banner 'out,‘ an-
While wispy gray. faded hair is not
si11ful,11'e all desire to retain our
youthful appearance and attractive-
ness. Ry darkening your hair with
Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound,
no one can tell, because it does it. so
naturally, so evenly. You just dampen
a. sponge or soft brush With it and
draw this through your hair, taking
one small st1uud at :1 time; by morn-
i111: all gray llflilk have disappeared,
and, after another application or two,
your hair becomes beautifully dark.
glossy, soft and luxuriant.
This preparation is a delightful toilet
requisite and is not intended for the
cure, tuligation or prevention of dis-
ease—Adv.
Mixing the Sage Tea and Sui-z
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of Sweetmea its
CLAOICS asserted va-
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