Regent Theatre
The House of First Run
Pictures
3 Shows—2:15, 7:15 and 9
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Today and Tomorrow
Mary Picklord
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“A ROMANCE OF
THE REDWOODS”
Matinee lite, Evening 15c Music
by Regent Concert Orchestra.
Also Buiton Holmes Travel
Pictures
\ Friday
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Geraldine Farrar
Hill——
“MAN, THE WOMAN”
Special Music
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No Advance
In Prices
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Palace Theatre
If it‘s a Feature The palace will
Show it——\'audeville
Rays Every Week.
Today
Fox Film Corporation Presents
Last Three
re. Theda Bara
-m~ "a.
'1' “Heart and Soul”- .2
7 Parts—'1 l
mand— " ‘3'"
Hearst Pathe News
Jimmy Dale .as “The Grey Seal"
Tomorrow
R. A. Walsh's Directs Fox Feature
“The Silent Lie”
With Miriam Cooper
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Five Acts Vainlevillté~Threc Days
Beginning Tomorrow
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AT THE REGENT, TODAY. '
Irresistible Mary Pickford in “A Ro-
mance of the Redwoods," by Cecil B.
,De Mille.
It is the custom on the big tree for-
est near Santa Cru. where Mary I’ick-
tlord’s picture, “A ‘Romance of the Red-
rwoods" was staged to name each one
with! giants after some prominent
[person who has visited there.
(lOI‘P Roosevelt,’ General
ll’resident Tall and a humbe
celebrities have trees
r of other
named
engraved on a brass plate and lacked
to the base of the tree.
When "Little Mary" visited the fol”
est in connection with the production
of the Arteraft picture at the «Regent
theatre today and tomorrow, a dele-
gation waited upon h'er requesting that
‘ lhey have the privilege of panting a
giant redwood for her. 'She was ask-
ed to select one of the enormous trees,
‘uy or drain.
't’erruw. which seemed a mere dwarf
among the giants, and requested that
this little tree be named after her.
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AT THE REGENT FRIDAY.
lGeraIdine Far
tion, "Join the Woman," With 8pc.
cial Music by Orchestra.
Adolph Zeker brings to the. motion
picture industry, a fine patience and a Fox feature, “Heart and Soul" at the
H" 5333' ”1"“ a 91"? Palace Theatre today~ That te Is the
E keen perception.
iture to be a success must be a picture
lsuxgt-sting a thought.
lthe big production. “Joan the Wom-
‘an," which will be seen at the Regentfiand the excellent way in which site
1 theatre Friday.
lto disguise the fact that a picture, to
be succeszul must create discussion,", ‘ . > ‘
"But it latest starring vehicle. she gIVE'S lde
:is true nevertheless. No public lilieszforceful portrayal of which only she
lwas his thoughtful comment.
ito see a pieture‘lhat is in the main di«
"“KILICIIC, but it does like a picture that
vgives free scope to the
imagination
tullile appealing strongly to the. com-
mon sense.
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“.ldan of Iirc was a woman about
a fine
but Alia Pickled verified to w' The musicals“ In Nor-lindkemoanndukewiflbom
_ Instead. in» china I walk and any of the interior W“!
from; M'M' 0“" . '0'“ m cm‘ will be taken at the Palace Theatre.
"" "' the 3‘9 P”‘“°‘.Tbeda Barn Plays “Heart and Soul"
He had in mind.
“I realize that we frequently have the height of fame that she has reach-
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Detail» of the dates tor sari: pfl‘iurt'
making will he announced later. '
PALACE THEATRE TODAY I
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Seven Part Fox Feature
Theda Bars plays the. seven part
story. Miss -Bara is noted for the
‘ numemUs roles she has played for Fox
thus handled them all entities her to
ed. In “Heart and Soul," which is her
its capable. The feature is one of the
big numbers of the season‘s releases.
Today's show, which is of ten reels.
lwill include a new two part episode
,ot‘ the Jimmy Dale series and the
l charged.
The evening Operetta. based upon
the play "Peter Pan." will be de-
su-ihed at the lit-ginning of the pro
gram. The chorus will consist oi some
so vols-es, and in addition lbc thildren
and young people in the pantomine
will number some 5 . ‘
Every arrangement is being made to
make the day both pleasurable and
helpful.
For the entertainment of the even-
ing, an admission or 25 cents will be
“b
it
At 6 oclock a supper luncheon will
be served a la carte.
BRITISH CREEPING ON
LENS. AND CAPTURE
0F COAL MINE, CITY
N ENT
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miles northwest of lirest l. Fifteen
survivors were taken to Brest.
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AND FIELDS IS IMMI-:
_‘Thouuhls about ‘Joan the Woman' lead
",to a general brushing.' up on the his-
Tilt-o‘-
Grant, ex-
aller . . .-
rlbem in these woods. each name be'ing,Julm "WNW” "810’
,whose life there was woven
tthread of idealism. The fact that her
{story is true, is what has made it a
{fine tale to relate again and again, but
,the public would be surprised if they
feould know just how much thought nd
,tiiscussion this picture version of it
tumous woman's life has aroused.
:Thnse whorhnve seen it are discussing
lperhaps for the first little. the proba-
bility of Joan as a real woman. He-
;l‘orc. even to the most imaginative. she
was a fanatical idealist, not possessed
with the normal flesh anti blood quali-
ities that most of us possess. Her life
lis like a poem, and .leanle Macpherson
fhas caught the real element of poetry
jlll her handling of the scenario.
Hearst Pathe News. Hereafter, 1119 NE\\' YORK, June 27.__The
‘Jinmiy Dale SHIPS Will be blal’Pd 0“ tialenn was formerly the barken-
”Tuesday. taking the place of the “59‘ltitt Foohny Suey. She left here
'cret Kingdom," which finished tlliS‘,Mm-,.]l 33 with cargo for Rotten,
“Wk.- Tll? latest issue 0i" ”19 Hi‘fil‘rttlt‘rance. She carried a crew of IS
palm News will appear at the Purina-it commanded by (.‘aptain l’. V.
.(omiection \vitli lb? I‘t‘s’lllflr “3‘11""- 110 the records of the boiled States
QTht- Palace,- has billed the “'99le ft”,t‘ommissioner ot' Shipping,r here,
two showings, because of the volumP‘were eight Altlerimtn citizens. .
.or interesting subjects covered. SW, l'nder the name Foobny Sney
.ing the llPal'stJ’Hllle Weekly is better the vessel was built in isms. it
than reading )ltfll'spapt‘l‘fi, for the vital ‘tllasuow, Scotland. and when
affairs about which everyone should launched Queen Victoria is said to
know, are covered in the picture :md‘bave pressed the button that re.
the lasting imprchion is far ahead of leased her from the stocks. She
what could be obtained from readinglwas built for the sugar carrying.r
trade out of the Hawaiian islands
and was named by a t‘ltinese
merchant of Honolulu. the name
'signil‘yingr “l“ai Wind, (Iood
iWater." ln llllil the vessel was
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[tory of the» time, the manners and the
customs Til a people long dead. lIt
seems to me a fitting aspiration for a
iprodncer of moving pictures to worll.
lalong lines of this kind, to try to
lamnse real comment that will in thrn
.arouse real emotion. from a subject
mama to
iMiriam CoOper Stars in Walsh's Fox
Feature at the Palace To-
llllllt is sincere enough to express feel-l or ow—Vaudeville . ilm‘ll." ‘lillllillfl‘ll ll." H lllll'l'jl'illlb "if
logs of the greatest depths.“ , r m ' .tlie \ irg'ima Popes. after which
Begins lslte
| Four short years after little Miriam l"
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{Copper of Washington Iierfbts was
Tops List of Popular Young Ladies in‘ wearing her hair in pig tails and run-
Palace i r Cont —— ' ' ,~; ‘ - 1 o the school yard . . . . ,
Pctu e eat that: smell) lb “l. ‘ ‘ ‘ "-tlns year as; a sailing ship, under
Charles w_ Murphy tthe same little Miriam (.oopcl. 1210““ the name (i-tlenn
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cads for Ma 9 Imuch more sedate and l ‘ . ‘f , LONDON. Jum. 27.~~A ( pntl'ull
Role lmaking herself famous by hex magnl ~
Miss Ella Nattel‘ord. of Main street, icent acting on the screen of the Lyn
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1”; “kl” ”‘9 lead “f ”l" “he“ ”9' :10 The-“W- 4‘9“ Wm _ , , lung: llaalton has been sunk by a
ulilt‘lly contest. winch will (19:21ch At the some time, little Miriam (let-innit submarine and that onlv
members of the cast for the Paipceaconppr, of Lon Angelem “'33 “CH“? six “1- tlte cr‘ew “.0“, saved '
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Cinema photo-play production that is her yprv best among the snows of the, ,. . ‘ . '. g _ .. .
to be made in l\‘orivallt soon starring]. ‘ - - k9 “The Silent" 1va N’wa‘m steamship
. * '- Milli blt‘l'dr. l” 1““ ‘ ‘hla‘rgle
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an all-local cast. Within the past few. ”New? “m,“ William Pox pliotopla)
. days the votes have been swarmlngfpwr put out, which appears at the Pal-I LONDUN, June 27' —~-\ dispatch
,in and the interest and rivalry ls clear-lat,» tomorrow. and also at the some“) ”1-“ Times from Rotterdam says
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Ely (\ldtlH-PII by the .\\Oll\ the in mi: time. R. A. w‘dbth pas putt pg inlet . tltttl (it‘l'nlan shipping there ,5
.ol the several nominees are doms. ““[king of ”lite silent la». the 5-H!“ ,stoudilv in..,.,.,,.mti- ’l‘wentv-t'tvo
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,l‘lie votes from either puller any 0' genius which had made “lhc lionoi ,(Iel'ulnn gnu»; from Hamburg "ml
.the three days this week that theyfiysttnn" u sure-fire success. Miriam Hump l‘ttl'lr' “mm-0,1 last “~,.,.k
appear, count for 100 and .will be $0,000,,” is a New Yorker from thelvr‘m t'a'i‘ntutl ships “1.“. torpedm‘d
veretlited, although an error caused ”milit‘fti‘l, ”mug“ she was born in Baltl- or mined by British.
coupon In one paper to he published more. She was educated in tittwtrtiltul-, l.thlltl.\'. .llnut -_}7_ _‘\ idslntteh
With ”W form“? 10 "0"“ "“1““ “W“"r‘ itan eonvenls and had her first stal‘l from Amtsr-rdam savs that several
ling thereon. The coupons are all dot-4m a“. screen in the old liiogl‘aplt rhythm”, “,twuwmrs “ill“"m‘
ed, however, and every nominee “'1'” till" 01‘ New York. Miss (‘oolli‘t' slm‘i‘ agreement between the llnleb and
Jbe credited with 100 votes on the M m. an ”extra" and unit'kli’ “'UHW‘.tierman governments with regard
.iimuos of June 25, 26 and 27. Today's m stardom, She has the dwinvfinnm) lllt' seven “ml.“ Inel'ellanttnett
tballots. the last. to appear, will‘hf‘ I100” , of playing important roles in two Oil" , which were tnl'pedoed oil" the Elli:-
I‘m'” “"d 0" Saturday. but Saturday” ten-reel .iliotoplur ltrtt-l‘li‘lli‘“S b'“ llN’ll coast last l"ebruar_\'. llollantl
night winds up the voting. The filial sides "The llonor System."
was sold for a barge. ’l‘bel
nropean war and the demand for
ocean tonnage resulted in her again
:being restored to her status early
MISS NATTEFORD LEADS
tNews dispatch from (‘openhagcnl
says the Norwegian steamship
lanie. The crew was saved.
ace on Mondays and Wednesdays illjhlarhall. among whom. according
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has been sunk in ‘the At»
the‘
is to pay tiermany a sum equal to'
rut than nine «(or "to
tree outside exhibition, which will ‘
surprise the people of the city. Each
attraction and mnewston are new.
never having been z-bonn in this city _,
before. The grounds on which the car-
lnivnl will exhibit will be announced
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CAUGHT IN RIVER STREET.
First District Newogatherer Has a
Harrowing Experience on Way to
Work.
Howard "Jupiter" Comstock, the up-
town ncws gatherer for the Norwalk
Iiour blew into town this morning,‘ i.
with a tale of terrible disaster which: i,
overtook him as he was making his '
way through River street this morn-l
ing, cnroute to the office, Howard=
claims that he was torpedoed without ,,
warning, by a pesky German sub-i
marine which must have sneaked up‘ .
the Norwalk rivet“ unnoticed, and
taken Iodgment under the overhanging
bushes along the edge of the stream.‘
The pencil and notebook man was pro-‘ ,‘
weeding at an easy gait, under full soil 7
on his Pierce Arrow bicycle, through
River street at the time of the liap‘
petting, when suddenly, without warn-
ing of any kind, there came a terrific"
crash, the rear wheel of his machine: .
collapsed in a heap. and "dupe" took‘ "131'
to the lii'eboats in a desperate attempt a
to make his way out of the mud and,
waugr into which he was so rudely pie 3
cipitatetl. After a hard pull against,
{both wind and tide, “.Iupe" navigated _.;
tinto Wall street, with his damaged; "
,machine in tow, and spread the” news
iof the distardly attack. Howard has,
Edeclarcd .in an ofllcial :‘l‘llelllent, thai>
the had no idea of any such attack. and
‘ Only a Few Leif!
If you are planning to have a new GAS RANGE this sum- ‘ ,
mer you would do well to see the range shown today. This model i
is thoroughly up-to-date and brand new. It has elevated ovens,
high warming shelf and canopy and full white enamel fittings.
ThePrice $36.50
TAKES BUT 36 INCHES FLOOR SPACE.
ASK TO HAVE THIS RANGE DEMONSTRATED—IT IS
,Iurthermorc declared that he saw no. N0842-
tracc ot‘ the undersea boat. which he1 i, \
lbeiieves to have made the utnlerhand, "l o o -
attempt on his life and liberty. The“ Th U l d El tr “all!
lnewspaperman now heartily in. .3 e I“ 8 cc lc .
't‘aror of having a number of ”sub”_
chasers patrol ahc stream. and keep IL
sharp lookout for the daring diving
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tact the practise of any physician who ment than to' recklessness, Judga' ,
gives his services to his countryI lit akeman nolled her case on the par
——~—~—~——-———- merit of $15 costs. a”
NOLLES RECKLESS CHARGE l
boat. “Jupe” Is now firmly convinced
that. he. had better keep clear of the
main traffic lanes. while navigating to
and from his place of business.
IN MISS DAVIS CASE; FORGIVENESS '
FAIHFIEIJ), June, 27.-Miss Irene: Waiter—Beg pardon, sir, but—alien!
Davis, aughtcr of the late . It‘. Davis, o--tbe gents here usually remember-m!
“1‘0 “is “”951“! I‘m “Tania? fgéiservices. Guest (pocketing all the
reekles. driving in running no ,
automobile of Charles -.\Ic,vers of West-vehangel—DO they? They ought, to)
port at, the junction of the Mill plaln‘be more charitable and forget theme
and Boston Post roads, appeared be- thanks at each meal. The New Board.—
its quota of the medical unit. The cir. _ ' . I ‘
cnlar urges all phvslcians under 55 fore .ludgc liacon V\ akeman ”Sterdlw‘er—That's fine. I like It lots better
. morning. After declaring that
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years of age to register in this branch, . . ,than dying enslt.—~New iork Jour-
of the service. The state medical son'ymmg “(WIRES alleged offense 'sti l p
ciety has pledged itself to keep inuduc. in his opinion, more to misjudg- na .
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STATE CALLS UPON ‘ ,
DOCTORS TO REGISTER
Dr. C. Chester Brown. of Danbury.
chairman of the medical section of the
Connecticut Council of Defense. has
sent circulars to Connecticut physi-
cians that this state was far short 01'
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Who Is Your Grocer. .
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" Andrew Davey Inc-
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i‘ 40 Van Zant St, East Norwalk g; ,
Is prepared to supply you with the Best Groceries, Toas,\Gofl‘ees, Etc., at the most reasonable ' II ,
prices. Give us a trial and be convinced.
Golden Grain
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America’s
Best -
Flour - bag; $1.75
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:tnnotmecments will be made nextl In “The Silent l‘i‘i‘" :t swiftly-mm"3111.: amount paid for insurance on ' . I
‘wet-lt. 'l‘llt" slumliilizs follow in”: taleofllfe among the shows of tbcitlle merelmntmen while tiermany Don’t Miss These Bargalns I , .
i la‘lla Nattelord 8,180; Vera llanlonlmmn Northwest, Miss L‘ntlpei‘ illll‘mr“:tttttlel‘tilkl‘* 1,, rpplm-p the lost vcv- ‘ ' “* ~ ' .1.
MW: Pesky Frost 7.1“”: All“ MC'Imr the first little in n leading l'Ul“'§st'l\‘ by the eeSNIoII of a nmnbr of Atlas Root Beer Extract ............ 7c bottle Pure Grape Jelly or Jam .......... 9c gar I V_
tl‘lfllm" 7-95”: Ann“ Willis“, 7'33“: 1 She is so well known nmvtwer that 5h“,(lt‘l‘lllilll ships now in the llutuh ‘ Makes 5 gallons of root beer. Pure Orange Marmalade .. ............ 9c Jar .
Glad-VS Sl‘mctnecds no introduction ll'last Indies. l Atlas Jellv Powder. r" flavors ........ 7c each. Best Shrimp, wet or dry ........ .. .. 100 can 3 .v
7-7501 Myrtle Scull“ 7-700: Mar." The usual Pnlave vaudeville Will' LONDON. .lunc 27.—4'l‘be villagel Locan’s Seeded T” ,tns .. . . .. 70 package Clover or Magnolia Milk ............ 150 can i -
iSllm‘l‘." 77690: Alice Foley 7-310. DOP- begin tomorrow atternoon fer the last ,of La t‘oulette, one mile south ofl Atlas Corn S'9 ..i ................ 7c package Campbell's 39301113821311k1!“ls ~ -- - . - - - - .. no can if».
Iothy Potter 6,410. three days. The inn this week will nolmns, has been captured by the 31b. box 32.. vii-rambler ................. 200 Campbell‘s Beans .. . . . . .. 15c can .
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CONGR‘EGATIONAL JUNE FES.
TIVAL.
t the Congregational .lnne festival
Charles W. Murphy 7.610; Thomas'
F, McMahon 7,590; John T. Weafer.’
7,530: John A. Cahlll, 7,480; John]
Sheehan, r., 7,420. Leland Close 7,860:
,Robert Fricdlander 7.200; George W.‘
ll)ilworth 7.180; 'Leon As Fish. 5,400.
lliritish headquarters reports.
MOOSE CARNIVAL COMING.
The Loyal Order 01‘ Moose, No. 529,
ing of Friday of this Week, June 29.llienson & Berger shows to exhibit In
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ADDRESS
(Issue of June 27.
THIS COUPON GOOD FOR TEN (10) VOTES IN THE
Palace Theatre
morsou’rtcrnnn POPULARITY cosrns'r
NAME
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South Norwalk. during the week of
July Iii-21. The Benson & Mgér;
Shows carry with them eleven high,
class shows. thirty-one concessions
and a famous Royal Italian band'. 'i‘he
tillllllllll) sat j
lam llARKEN um
She Kept Her Locks Dark and Glossy
With Sage Tea and Sulphur
When you darken your hair with
Sage Tea and Sulphur,
’26s»; swear/Omwmsw, w. ' ions are being finally developed for 8'
“T “K T ma :iostdellghtl’ul day. ‘ ‘
i ’7 Automobiles will be at The South
Norwalk Congregational church at 2
o‘piock in the afternoon. and will
leave every half hour during the after-
noon nnd early evening. For tho'Se re-
siding in the hill section a stop will
be. made at Taylor avenue and Flax
Hill road, and arrangements will be
made for inple accommodations.
The orhccstral numbers for the at-
ternoon will form a pleaslng back-
ground for a delightful social time. In
addition in the afternoon there will be
fancy work and other articles for sale.
100 Votes.
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Roion'
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Dancing Every, Night
Except Sunday
CASINO. ‘JRESTAURANT
2,0pen. Saturday, J
evenly. Preparing this mixture.
though, at home is mussy and trou-
blesome. For 50 cents you can buy at
any drug store the readty-to-use pre-
paration, improved by the addition of
‘ other ingredients, called “Wyeth's
Sage and Sulphur Compound." You
just dampen a sponge or sort brush
with it and draw this through your
hair. taking one small strand at a.
time. 'By morning all gray hair dis-
appears, and, after another applica-
tion or two, your hair becomes beau-
tifully darkened, glossy and luxuriant.
Gray, faded hair, though no dis
grace, is a sign of ol‘. age, and as we
all desire a youthful and. attractive
appearance, get. busy at once with
Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Compound
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,liritisb. Renter's eorrespomlent at}
to be held In the afternoon and event ' of South Nonwalk, have engaged the’
no one can
Itell; because it‘s done so naturally. so‘
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Maine
Style
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Early
June
Peas Corn. 333:! Tomatoes 2 cans for 250
Red Raspberries Macaroni, New Salt Mackerel
Bartlet Pears Spaghetti ,- .
Cal. Peaches Noodles Large fat flSh .(. . . . . . . 1801b.
Marrow or Lima'Beans . 170 lb.
17c car Quaker Oats or Yellow Corn
Meal 9c pkg.
Del Monte Tomato Sauce
Out to 90 each
Hershey '3 Cocoa ......
Every one a bargain.
Sliced Pineapple
Good Tomatoes
Out to 100 can
Best values on the East Side
Sugar 12 lbs $1.00, 6 lbs soc. 3 lbs 25¢.
Salmon Guile outta . . . . . 22c Armour’s Grape-Juice Atlas or Pride of Farm Tomato
11b. ovalc nsworth25c Pintbottles 20c Gatsup 14ceach
Best Bacon inlarge 'ars, 1-2 int bottles ,, , . , , 12 La. Herbert Salad Dressing,
J 25c each P large 8 oz. bottle . . . 10c each
Smoked Beef
Wesson Oil Balboa. or La. Jolie Sardines,
Large Jars 15c Large cans .......33c each in1-2lb.roundca.ns 10oenoh
Small Jars 10c
Very besl‘ButterJh battery best lard tbzsclr 1
Best
Granulated
Best Santos Gofi‘ee, lb. . . . .. ...... 190
'Best Cofi‘ee in town)...” ....... 240 lb.
and look years younger. This ready-
, louse preparation is a delightful toi-
l Geraldina Farrar Inna,“ 1h. Wanton!!!" let requisite and not a medicine. it is
Geraldine Farrar in "Joan the, Wo- ,not Intended for the cure, mitigation
man" at the‘Reaent Theatre Frldiy or prevention of dlsease.——-Aiiv.
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3. Free—A 10c Ironing Pad with each purchase of 50c or over.
FREE Free—A $1.00 Cook Book with each purchased $2.00 or over. FREE
' Don’t forget to call and get aegu‘ainted. It will pay 37.011. ‘
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BestNewPotatoes... . Pe‘ck 87c, 2'qt8- for 240, 9!
Strictly Fresh Eggs, all guaranteed, doz. w. 370"”
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