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Saturday
Alice Brady
In a moat sympathetic role in the .
timely romance,
“At the Mercy of Men”
and 15th episode of
“The Eagle’s Eye”
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' $5.00 to $6.00 Fashion Boots. . . _. . $3.90 Snappy English Walking Boots, broad toe.
' 37-50 to $10 Superfine BOOtS- - - . - $5.90 street shoes. Complete lines of tan, black calf, (
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“Vive La France” Sale Price.
How does a Hun treat a we-
lnl Particularly if ehe’a French!
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: newspapers have told you. But
ve they? See Domthy Dalton In
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rattling. does that girl. but- she
men out rlght—luokier than
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Tell or black. Grout
for wear. $3.50 Scouts.-
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Prof. Richardson’s $7.50 Arch
Supporting Shoes. Full double sole,
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TODAY AND FRIDAY,
thy Dalton in, “Vive La France," "
and Elva Acts of vaudeville.
.l ususunlly effective arraignment
rm“ German kultur and its effects upon i
'~ woeful peoples. n romllknble picturi-
mttton of the horrors of war as (‘Oll
dill-ted bv vandal Hints, a powerful Q l'd
heart appealing stury~thesc are the i ‘0)
. qualities which 'luakc “th Ln 'l
France!" lllt’ latest Thomas ll, luce- )
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, 'Parlrmount photoplay Htfll‘l‘lllg Dorothy ' , , , gfirm':nd 300 FA 'R ’ 6 so u 8 Ram}
:Tialton, which will be displayed at tlw Storm Waterproof Big Boys Small Boys ~ lid? 8 tug 3..., ' ' ' ‘~
*’ 'l’oiace Theatre today and Friday. one o n- . \‘ no P. l i l
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02 the finest pictures based upon the BOOtS '-- metal Lure Shoes. School 311093. Sizes 3 Girls u“ f\\‘ Outdoors. SHOES Hanson l
world conflict thus far produced tul Very latest. to 1314. F or (ehl'l‘dren. . "\ 3‘ ““n‘hrff‘. ‘T 2:; ‘ ’ V
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H. H. Loan. who wrote the story. is 2 ‘ ‘
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for many years. He has a newspaper " ‘
training. has written “lan’y magazine:
articles and has (li : much work fm‘l
the sCl‘eeil. This 1- 4'er assuredly is;
at compelling “re a. with the terrific}
struggle for l.l"-mt‘.tl'5\(‘3' as a basis and’
the individual bravery of certain of tllt' ‘
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of plot and a pleasing lo\'e story for
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