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FRIDAY. null 30, 1018
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Regent Theatre
Refined Pbotoplays with lusloni
Selections by the Regent Orchestra
8 Bhows~—2:l5. 1:15 and 9
Today
Vivian Martin
In the Paramount Picture
“The Trouble Buster”
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Saturday
Virginia Pearson
i381 elSoclitiy Drama
then onor”
And Wm. S. Hart in
- he Haters”
Monday Harold l.ot-liwood in a
thrilling drama "The Avenging
Trail."
Tuesday—"The BII1I‘I of Demo.
craoy."
Wednemy and Thursday—ill '2
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math Riadon in “Mother." i
Mat. 2:15: Evening 6:45 and 8:30
‘ Today. Friday '
With Vaudeville '
Last Appearance of
Charlie Ray in ,
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The Hired Man' ‘
We give our word that this [)i(" ,
ture is better than anything Ilt' ltgt~ 1'
war tionu. and that nit-ans Minn»
thing. i
Saturday '
With Vaudeville
ll 'I'vl Normand and Ford Stirling
. in.
"Zu Zu. the Bandieadei‘l'
Also another episode nt‘ ‘
"'i'iii) Hint-uh llANil" ‘
\nl tire latest Hears! it” v wh'
Corning '
Monday and Tuesday '
t't'Ci from the Rialio ’l'ltcutrv.
NO‘W York, win-re» ii i: n m-
pinyin:
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ll lili min
PALACE THEATRE i
"We Saves Girl From Attack of Hid-
den Hand
TWenty feet from the ground. liorisi
81"Wli' descends hand over hand down!
rip. rope which is held by ‘iiamseyt in:
“'9 7‘11 episode of "The Hidden:
“Hill" at the Palace Tin-titre tomor-'
“’W- “0 Slsnces back apprehensive-i
13- and sees the Hidden Hand crawling1
on the ridge of the root with the
bonnet of death extended. As he is
about to 81‘0“. Verse, who has follow-'
ed. clings to his arm. She pleads‘
with him to remember that he prom-1
ism! not to hurt Ramsey. Angry, the:
Hidden Hand pushes her down the[
root. At the edge she grasps thsi
rides and clings for life. Seeing thati
Dtvri< is safe, Ramsey rescues Verda. i
llnsuoqssful, the Hidden Handi
31min plots the destruction of Doris.‘
B» Writes a false note as Whitnevnt
him-or. explaining that tlic_will will?
he tuny drawn up at his hunting lodxei
, and that Doris and Verda will be:
provided for. Giving "It to one of hi8»
int-n. he instructs him to deliver it to
Nerds. and if she falls he will noti
pparn Ramsey. I
‘ Verde receives the ate, sneaks into:
the library and Mimi in; instructions?f
places it in it seen I drawer which has}
never been opened since the death 0!;
,Whitney. Unseen, Detective Flatt;
watches Verda. As soon as she leave-stl
he: goes to the desk and draw out.
the note. Flatt is startled by the en-
trance of Dr. Scarley, who demands
to know what he has. Scarley is in
. terrapted by Ramsey and Doris. Rain-
sev snatches the note and reads it.
Emrlnv immediately leaves. Ramsey
turns to Doris and speaks. "Too bad
,9 1 showed the note, .we have no time ‘
to lose.” '
Doris and Ramsey take a launch and
start for the lodge. After speeding
It considerable alliance, Ramsey hears
I ~that. Looking forward he recog‘
nizes the Hidden Hand and his hench-
mun. Suddenly the Hidden Hand's
launch comes to a dead stop. Ho ho '
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Break men and
Firemen
Chance for not! was" and ad-
vancement for men between the. ages
at eighteen and forty-Ive nan in
good oily-ice! manna. Ants. N. 1..
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in Hannrl. marina. am. We
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I'll! soars IOIWALI sum m3“
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As Ah Evidence or Connors
Leadership \in Value Giving ’ '
We Present Ea'sicr’s ,7 .
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' Smartest Fashions
The Selling or Good Clothes is Our Hobb .---If the ”
Wearing of Good Clothes Is Yours, Let’s Meet
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At $15, $18, $20, $22, $25, we are showing
The Biggest Dollar’s Worth of any store in.
this city-n-And here Is our proof.
THOUSANDS OF HANDSOME SPRING SUITS TO PICK FROM
'l'hc Whispering: Chorus” i
Here's Spring Tonic
Who wants to wear old clothes these balmy
Spring days? It you haven't the suit—come
to young men'- style headquarterk—and see
the style show. Look at yourself in the
Waverly—o. single-breasted, soft-roll, four.
button coat—with straight front and mill-
tnry back. It's a Spring tonic that will
sure you of the "ordinary clothes" habit.
Priced to suit your purse.
”Just as good is seldom good and
never just."
You will never hear us‘iioaat about our 818
suits that are "Just as good" as the 31:0
kind. The New York model pictured above
in exactly what we claim it to be—no more
' and no lam—a tine. serviceable, stylish
young man's suit worth $18——~in wrnr nnd
, satisfaction. You'll look well in the New
York with its four outside patch pockets—-
narrow waist line—shapely lapels. Como in
and try it on.
“A Banknote's beauty depends up
on
its figure." ,
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So it in with the Schuyler-----a new Elk
Brand suit for young men. It cuts a dash-
lug figure—this single breasted, two-button
form-fitting Schuyler with its four patch
pockets and soft-roiling lapell. It's a
beauty in our store, but it would look A
whole lot prettier on your back. Come, try
it on. Here in a wide variety of patterns.
fl. *1; 1t 3%", ’
Picture this new one.
that can be worn as one-button single-
‘breasted—a two-button double-breasted or
u n link-button effect with long soft-rolling
lapell, and you have described the Brixhton
—a new Elk Brand creation. A "three-in.
one" suit—dull of the style and snap so
characteristic of the Spring clothes you will
find here.
"He who follows another is always
behind."
You will understand why we apply this
truthful quotation to our tirst Spring show-
ing or young men's clothes, when you see
the display in our windows. You young
fellows who want the extreme (not the
freakish) ask us to show you the Ililtmoro
-——a double-breasted, two-button, form-fit-
ting sack—with patch pockets—it's a lead-
er.
“MW—The British Oiiicers' Model.
A 3 button high waisted coat with -i
military pockets and a leather belt all
around to add to its youthful lines. All
silk lined—new to‘day.
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Other Smitty ‘ifiratnh 011nm Up to $40
$25
$28,,
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soyr Suits at our State St. or cut lids
Stem that will appeal ”to your pocket-
boohaulttute. ‘0 . . .
/- o SPRIggLSAREDELS .
Serges, Tweeds, Flannels,
Cheviots and Cassimeres.
Here’s a New Refreshing, Beautiful Lot of Furnishings
“Shirts” “Neckwear” “Hosiery”
' 500 D02 4 in hands
A new Silk of heavy
New Silk "Sox" in
f h ' b o ded ,
tub make with sep- Silks “‘1'de 21:;ng Black, White and
arate collars to match. '
Underwear
rsetful, light under-
wear in‘ two prices
and Union Knitted
In t tl th' f ends with slip easy Black with
5 1e mg or
plain
clocks. All. sizes to 12.
and flat weaves. Good
Our selling for cash elimi-
nating charge accounts al-
lows us to sell
at these
‘ Clonal flare. pulls thetop of “a W! m, the god", ”0‘,“ ”d Ramsey a hue trap door opens a few lost both «a, Blocked, Mm”, “m; In Charles Ray's latest Panniount
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bands. Special Easter
young fellows ‘
display
$5.00 65c
values today at
$1.00 to $7.00
. prices
$4.85 $5.35 $6.35
$7.35
k” 3,. To—day
‘ 85c
Don’t Charge It. Open A Cash Account. Get Connorized. and-«Save Money
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comes alarmed as Ramsey's hunch the boat and leaps into the flaminl‘ The phone rings. Ramsey is ”15- On ‘ "arias {wtbfiaigé'lmu, and
speeds toward him. The (Hidden'water. He clears a spot and Doris vicious. He tests the looting near the no“. me to . "my... me, see the' '
Hand draws from a locket a Gaston leaps into the water.
I,llll ”II t holloon. Won. if“
‘ , m. however, that even the ‘
table and as he Jerks the receiver on, henchmen of the “no.“ ’Hand on Charles lay Incite Up County Fair tor falls! to attract the "a". z ‘
.m. an, m hti“eiiim‘ moved un/
tuvhlnltyuomtwutbem.
side .m- at .itinlf'nteflu F "W ”.
| Mme'PW-Nllmlv--fie out” ‘
Dori- dim“ 1°"va mumm- cam ' fairwllclt’waqlm' Ir.- has is - - “
lm-cv Mlmmwi-W m ”Meant-iii
item“ ’ ‘ .2 ‘ t' , 5...
sauce mum:
on the blaalnr: locket into the luc- 'dtscovor Dr. Beasley, who 1mm," from him. They no startled by corne- . Wt of handout!- “d 100” one end‘ in u ..
line behind him on the water. minim have come to find the will. White One at. the door. Ramsey croucbgg' or I“. "m. H. fastens the band- :1” ' 11.1;th :‘he Hired “fizz; ”3.13:;
We boat crime into the Mamet“ so he was attacked by 11,. Hit- iow behind the door, m '1.“ they“! to . wire which m. from "I. mu “I. “New ' .
their damn. rattan-at .- tho Isl-rm with pm. to W. In 'F mug-to. the mutt-tam;- m“... .
nan-eh Manama-tannin. loch attic-m. 30“"le-
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