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SATURDAY, JAN. 17,1920
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ARLGENTWPAtaca
\‘orv. alk Theatres Present First Series of Bigfii‘ea-
tures by Special Arrangement of The K- C Co.
Monday. January 19 Monday. January 19
. ,1 lit-1:011? l’reseia‘. ; l3 ‘1' 0111‘ 'l he I tll:l"(‘ Presents Imr 0110
Day Only Day Only
3" “" “YEA?!“ “‘1‘“ “‘.”Y'"”‘ The Metro Film (“Hrs Pre-
tltrlllK 1\('1u\\t\ll l lil'~\l(‘ St‘lllilll‘lll Extranl'tlllltll‘)’
" V’ROK 4N “ , ”
h ' rstOSS(}\]S“ , THE BRAT
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“nAn All Star Cast __ ‘ NAZIMOVA __
,5 Performances Both Houses 2:15. 7 and 9. Selective
Interpretive Music
Although Direct From New York Runs at $1.50.
There Vi Ill Be POSITIVELY N0 ADVANCE IN
PRICES FOR THESE ATTRACTIONS
: " _ 6“”.7, *a-g%%.¢.§§ .
Starring:
_ 1102:1111 Theatre. today with vaudeville
A]. [HE {HEAllll'tI‘ thiet- Flln\\\' 2:17», 6:4."- and 9 P. M.
A t101n llol 1 .1 Y. (‘hamht-rs, Millhauset'.
.1: the suna'io expert of the George
llflcitz (‘tllili.illl\'. was given the task
the Ptesents Pearl “11,13 In Sev- of turnim: :he famous non-list‘s work
' enth Episode 01' “The Bl‘lf‘k into .1 lllnllwlz picture serial. This was
Secret" an :tssi‘runtn'xv that miuht have caused
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.,. ".1111 Path:- bnuzzht U“, ,.ing ot’ .1 Illt)1( t .3». .11 net 11 “11111 to balk. out
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”01;“,va Secret" “.123”, plays :11 .1“, )lllllmuul 1':.\t “1 nt to “01h. \.h 1.
REGENT TODAY
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Best Pi ' r Produced
Today
2115, 1 .14 .md 9
All Star Cast Presents
“MEN” "
wand—'
Elmo the Mighty
<———. ‘
he had flnl4llt‘tl the first three epis
odes, he real them to 31‘s. Chambers
and rec: ivwl the surprise of his life.
The fame-us novelist declared them to
he perfect. The (harm us had been
changed into wal ~11 » n wcrsonalitie'
and much of ”iv brilliant Chamber dia-
locue had hem-*1 t'ansformed into
thrilling. lozzEt-al serial action. Mr.
('hawhnrs ("Ip"~.<=(-:l himself as con-
fltlt‘ni that \lillhauser could continue ~
his work “without supervirion." and
the completed picture has met with
Mr. (‘namhers' approval in all
respects.
Try a Classified Advnrflcpmem In
the Sentinel.
n: Trista
Now going on
Is 01 far greater importance to the people
than any Furniture Sale in our history
( r—n-x-mv "“m 'V —v
.9” .7 “mn‘Vl ("Mugs
sniary 821 e or F111 allure
. “.4 flj'bnllj‘ who expects to need furniture during the next two or A
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a, three ymas ought to get it now." So said an expert who is ;
a. . . . . e
mahmg an mocstrgatmn of the lumber and furniture industries. ‘1
“Within the no. t five years.” he‘ Plate class is sold ahead for a rear. 5
said,‘tl_1me will he 5 000 less lumher at highest prices in its history 21‘!) I
Centers in the South~lumhered out~ per cent. increase. having! gone into
End 90, M10 men less engaged in lum- effect since December lst last i
e1 ettin .
‘I E . The sunnifiof shellac — which comes
“Today 11".an manufacturers are from india—ts far below the demand. i
almost entirely stripped of workable Nail makers: are dmnu a favor hv
lumber, mth far less than normal selling them for $6 a keg. Thev were
supphes to draw upon. $4 in Decemher.
.. _ Castors— ulls—knohs —- h ls
One r-hmr manufacturer was ask' fnhricg - 19331.”... EVERYTl‘llNl‘tltlm- i
ed by a lumber concern to place an int: into the manufacture of furnit 're l
I, . order He H'WG an order eeualtne‘the has gone up in price and is hard to
f "segue sltéock he used to keep on hand get ' i
in t e 0 da ' -
_’ VS Furniture, manufacturers used to “'3 :
. 11 'Why. that’s more lumber than i glad to have retailers buy their goods :
h’ave. ’ ' sad the. lumberman. ‘and Todav retailers are glad to have the l
I ll have to spht it up among all my manufacturers sell—mu! drifzypr~ their l
customers.’ " Hoods to them. i
We foresaw the furniture shortage a year ago. And set out m
‘ be acted upon as and when each one sees fit.
‘ NO FURNITURE SOLD TO DEALERS.
make sure that it should not interfere with the Frhrzmrr .w'rz'ice l
«the people expect of IVanamaher’s. And WE SUCC 5130151). l
Only a couple of months ago— i
the greatest single purchnce in 1
There came to u. a totally uncx- retail furniture history l
pcctcd offer involvin! almost ever made by one firm' 1
half a million dollars. 1
The February Sale was sure 1
The buyer wag to Dav cash and This furniture Is now on our ill-.N's '
move the goods. Theprice was 10“.”. pntl in our warehouse, and. UV 1 ‘ l-r ' l
than obtained on furniture of equal “ ith our regular stocks on hat 1? :-9‘ - a I
grade for fifteen months. Firm" A; ears coming from {At-""rl" ‘1 l
.n . a overt .e country. makes us Ifl- \I)Y 1
l. Wbogndh {stats $2118 m 1
Crated it all. Trucked it to the rail- Eli'ildfm aim! furniture. and fur a l
road—more than 470 tons of furniture, ‘ “A I" 1 " COSt’
in more than 7,000 crates and pack- Choose now and take now. if you i
ages. reqmr n ' more than 120 cars to 1* ant. Choose now and take after
bring It to New York — Fe} truary tst if you prefer. ;
More than $1,000,000 of Furnzturc ;
1
At genuine savings of It) to 33 per cent.
What we have set down above about furniture conditions we have
set down becaUSe we felt it our duty so to do. We are not primarily
» SELLERS of goods. We are engaged in the very serious business. of
i supplying the people’s needs. Any information we get about some
: the people need is at the service of the people for their enlightn 1.11:, to
EVERY PIECE of home furniture in the Wanamaker Galleries—with the
exception of the antique and special order turniture in [as Galeries lb!-
maison and Au Quarrieme is included in the Sale. at a reduction. in price. . ..
l Broadway at Ninth strecthcw York
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{ 1-9110. "mm "A" '1‘ :1 privilege in 111~ HOYTS 1 ODAY
. fiftu <:.i odn \l‘fl: will he presented
Regefl . ‘ hedlr , The oil'alin'r of “Min" at Ikwt'l
. .- t _ Theatre h" an all me 1:13 in one of
(lt‘Vlllo. llll‘re 5-? 1 W5 ‘..: 1.1', am it ih m0 t l' i ‘ , it 102““?
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ngay at 2'15‘ 6'43 and 9 l’. .'\l. Moreno lliilVlI‘t'X the role 11.“ 111‘ .0 .0] h u 111) in In I .
liens v.1th1n the past szx months Al-
.\1lTiiCilOII Extraordinary ereat Shtfl't“ huniee (let. e‘ive. m-tntlr
though announced to t‘riy ll ‘th‘g!
at lhe Palace Theatre, ”(1211:!" \‘Jiili will
r. T‘1 e h : " a: ‘1' " - ...T -' ;;'r '1; .l'us. -
Acts Regent A1 :- “‘ s “’5 a: 2 ‘5 ', 'd 9 f, “A" ll“, “ ‘ ‘7“ ”Alli-”(l “_ mm v: ”1.. m. m .3 m
Vaudeville—5 J—Acts of VaudeVIlle—ES ‘5 "“1"“ ~“ =1 ”“1 ““ " "' t. 71 -, . . . . , 51.191
«1 d A l l inrcc ., ~ band of organizrd outlaw; thev an in" \- H ‘ “I111 11‘ “(,0 than
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; nac-lp'vcxiilf‘IAmuié:our ”‘9 ““5”“ (’OmEdY Special ”ng ‘0 ”"m‘l 1”" S“r"°u"']°d ‘0" A“ din-111m '12“ 1 t '1" , -1 ‘ nun
wand ,, _ “Love and KISSES” Sides the tlutm-ttx-t. amt lllu 1; )1 . to NW" U.“ mmmmm,‘ «~t‘ ' W... this
W"h . , ‘* put up a great battle 1mt1l the hundtts , , _ ‘ '
P lWh-t . u Leuise uaxters Rosebud ( . .. , . . first class lll(‘(t‘ «,1 two/'4‘; '1 a l. A
831’ l e , < (hopped a (an ot 'I.\T upon the mo , _ , , , . .
. Chorus _ new emsode oi Ialmo the .l'v'"h.l' “'1”
f u , ,, ; ——and—~ i or the calnn. be seen at ilmt‘s today with “Men "
The Black Secret 1 Anotonio Moreno in __._-_. ............. , ,, _._,
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' Sunday Eveningr 5 The Invmble Hand” '
A. 7 and 9 I .
saw n 1~—='= .c "r““ents 1 Sunday Evening: (
Harry Carey 1n ' l (._,1(,‘_,_A7,f°‘, *1 g
“ . _ .1, .2.~.t2‘ zux‘t :r»
The Ace of the Saddle” ‘ 1 ,.._,,l ,, 2
One of the Greatest H'u‘sc race A A H t
M ahel N01 mend in
9Q
Pi"?n“r " - vow—1
James J. Corbett in
“The Midnight Man”
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Fox V/cck y
P.l cc l"):.“"".3~‘1:.3‘3
”1
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0. W resents :11 3,1110%“
Lillian Gish and All t r
‘ _ S a Nazimcva
“ Cast in m.-.
99 . .
Broken Blosoms "The Brat"
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Harry Care." Late w s - _ ‘ ,_ _ 7 “ 7‘ ~ l1.1\e lv‘" 11 t'l“.t‘.:"l rith l..-- solutnn.
d “—1 5 A 3 e tern Ph-tfl tvso shmm 1.1.1and‘.‘ P. I“. do 11'»! lme stale u.- ter. nor spoiled ]~(_ ....,. ,M to ‘i"““' .‘ll r‘r'w'l'k‘ and
Ara;na '1. e ce f-(The Sa-ldle. _ __ f.. .11, int-1.11%} 1.1.13» lllltlt‘l' unmtu— (“whom
tres-‘mnc‘room mm at ‘\' —, , : . ‘. ~ .. .’
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cy and rout: “Those (‘nwhovs of AMONG Moreno 'n F.t;h Episode Of 1::.'1~4 :1 st..1 lu A tum ilmz-t 11;:l1ly .~1‘ 12:11 1 :t- ; 1.11 lull“? 1., yttrifv the
yours a‘e mine to commit inurr‘er. I "The lnvisihle Hand.‘ shun :11ul l'lt'lf'. mly dinint’ct-tml. :111'. 1r ,1... . :13,“ .r- :1 1-.- 1:13.10 fight.
ju<t heard one ofthem saw that he \vno The old Hoekhot -.. fi~‘.:‘~ '11 txr .‘w-ur :111i1:1:1l \1"ll lw Klilrll‘t‘l to all it 111:1} .11 €1'::1.".."erl \xiih 1'1-1'!1*:1lde-
20in" tn chant someone. named "Li'th. the Indians and the WI iie’s «t‘~-~ “‘1‘“ “r ‘15“ ‘~'“ ““1 (l3 “” 1fm's. “Kllt' «;.'<ih . M' 11:» \Ailwl‘ililmv 1‘0!"
“here there lure it .1 t':,Lt1Hll lous multlel'; "1- \~,‘:l1 ex‘:.‘:‘i:;l: «1‘ pennan-
.lne."llnr1‘_\' and get them before the? (kW-'4. (l : ll: 11‘? =e:l lil hid/1"; :1“! .C‘ar'x ‘ , l. 1
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start.‘ (:1“(‘\' listened a moment at 3.1.! ,V, .1 7;; (1.2.1.... ,g, . 5“,, 1". 1 1‘ :h 1.1 r t1 . u _.,.1r..xtt .. 11:11 1M1. It is n nurse
l11\l\. anthrax. t-nntuztlnus almrtmn, re I‘-"',:I'_‘.' \‘.llt‘Il 1:11 {1111.E'rti111r 10
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snuled as he learned that his follow to Hi??? “2‘ hl-ar of. 'I‘ '11: ‘1 :‘-. twink-11 to 111.11 c H...- .~:~.;.l1l1~s safe for "‘h‘: '1“ ".1? 1' ill nlxn ml 9&2 a.
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""‘~ "=1“ " “Lent: Liz." "Boxcars." et‘fir‘fs in He wall. Inn, lvole< ail I'll-st. l‘etlltwe all loose material ly mask um- odor with 11111 'ller. Be
“Snake-Eyes" anti “.\'atllrnl<"——71"" throuzli windows an an :zr‘ftlal st'on1 and litter and then wruh the walls. careful in bu) your foruml'lvltg'tle 0t
Vanna. (if r-nnv~;.~n_ that the bones rol'el would he a 1l2~illm~_ "ig'i w. 7“l1 who... 121mm, 1:1:1.“.:..»1‘< :21. i all woodwork full stt‘<*ll;;lh and u r :ll‘-‘1lr(ll!t;: to
right. ("any end his wild ridin" my, The nzwcst Vitatz‘xmli 3,431. "rm. and trcnvhes with :1 solution of one llll‘l‘t‘lltlil“.
rolling: outfit an: annealing at lllt‘ lnvis1ble Hand." :‘t::r 1:1; A:‘;t"';’rt it... rim 0! ftlrillill'lt‘lz.\"i1‘ t0 1'30 gallons A ”tr-1‘ 1* :1 dose.
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38th Street ~ —FIFTH AVENUE, NEW YORK-- 39th Street
Telephone Orders Filled—Phone Greeley WOO—Ask for Telephone Order Desk
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January So it? of Household Linens
A tutoring Scotch Pumas}: A
Tom’s (Voila s and .\.zp. tins
Celebrated tor 'l‘h "r Sturdy \Vcarinz Q tilitics
(lilered at Unusually low l’riccs
Pure Linen Damask Table Cloths
63.16; inches, l 72x72 inches, 72x90 inches, I 72x109i11chcs,
$7. 5 $8.95 $10.95 $12.95
Napkins to Match
1:122 inc}.m___,,,...............dezcn.210.95 1 24x24 inches............. ........ dozen, $12-95
Ct’zl Table ClOths Linc-r1 Napkins Scalloped Cloths
rum linen Damask. 701 Breakfast size ...... dozen $5.95, $7.75, $8.75, $9.75 Pure Linea Damask. 6911
70m. - - - . ...... $5.95 Dinner size ...... dozen $8.75, $9.75, $10.50, $12.50 69 inches ........... $750
Tmls and Twel‘nfl Decorative Linens
Pure Irish linen Huck Towels, hemmed, dozen $8.50 Closing Out at Very I. 1w pf}-..
3mm“! --------------- 1 - ° ' - - - ~ ' ' 'dozm $1050 Hand-Embroidered Madeira Linens
Gum All Um Torch ---------- non-dozen 55-00 scarss ........................ each $5.00, $6.03, $7.03
Crash D7511 Towel-mg, an pun: fincn. . .. . _ . ‘yard 35¢ l)0VllCS ............................ dozen $3.50, $4.00
- .. \a pkins ............... . ................. dozen $7. 50
Kim Tm mm ready 10' usc‘ .dozcn 32’9‘) 'l ray Cloths ............................... each $1.00
Gk“ Tu ' d" mcd‘ raid? A" m’ ‘ ' ‘dm‘en 33'85 Hand—Embrozdered Italian Linen Scarfs
Comm Huck Tmh. scalloped. dozen. $3.03: hem- Each ............................ s7. 50, $9. 00, $10. 50
mcav “fin Mimi ------ ------- dim“ 52-95 Hand-M'ade C" any Lace Luncheon Sets
Bath Towels ............ . ..... each 50C. 75C. $1.00 13 pieces ......................... . ......... set $10.09
Second Floor
Those Interested in Rugs
Should Take Advantage of This
Twice-A-Year Oriental Rug Event
You may select from choice examples of
Persian, Turkish, India and Chinese weaves
at Prices Far Below current wholesale cost.
Chinese Rugs . India Rugs
9x12feet.........-.$245to$595 A 1“": Comm” °f 9x12fcet...........$300t0$450
. Antique .
Perswn Rugs . TurIash Rugs
9x12feet...........$350to$750 Chmese Rugs 9x12feet...........$275to $400
. in small and room sizes
Kurdistan Rugs at prices ranging from Iran ”czar Rugs
average size 3%x654 feet $27.50 to $2,000.00 average size 5x6% feet
$55 to $957 A $145 to $225 .
Mb Floor.
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