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Other Features
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Features
\l'ill like
Constance Talmadge
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And 0': hers
a child 0! 1h? Rue-slam Soviet. Several
oilici features. am on today’ a program
PALACE SUNDAY
2—...
Helen Eddy is SW of “The Trembling
How."
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l~ «moth Harlan. the Universal sim- bill.
who left the western illni‘ capital to the
NW role: :1 pampered (1mm of society “a; N0 At! 33:?” L”;
ON “Inn rnui’OSED .
' ' 1 OYSTER BILL
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t; Continued From 111mm
posed to change the reading of the
Opposition was made to this on
grounds that it the oyster grow
(3.2 , a gun in an .mce, has complclefi lei-s themselves would not. give $10. 900
his first photmlravna since his honor.
able diszhatce from service.
He is to be seen Sunday at the
Palace Thm‘ro in "The. Trmbhn:
Hour." his
sill‘PBO‘Vi ci‘ Helen Eddy.
"The Trembling Hour" cotter-r113 a
man who rcmrnnl from the front suf
loving Tz‘om shell-shock, T153 ounces
are badly unstiuno.‘ and the. slimlest
. mots him to Elie: pain: or vio
lence.
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REGENT TODAY. “
George Walsh Plays “The Shark”
Vaudeville.
“The Shark." 3 great photoplayc or
the son. pi’mluced hv William Fox and.
leatnrin: George. Walsh. will Open an
cnzamuent :11 the: Recent Theatre) to
1hr: with “five acm of vaudeville.
The story tells how a human ‘Iien-T‘l,
is tamed by his love for h.
Ilium of the intensely,
1cm": take place on ship»
of the sea'
ilelples‘s gill
interesting
board. Tim} show the iremcndou:
power (11’ :1 man who rulcb his crow
bv brnlc {one and to whom a human
life was :19 nothing. It is said (hm
(Rn? gc' \\ alqli surpasrses himself in
the dating of his action in this play.
Thc 1 1<t imlmles Mam llall Robmi
Prch i1?k.'\l11lnm G. Vzgllly Jamcs
Mack and Henry,l’cn1berton. ’ . homas
l‘. Fallon is the author and 1 1‘9 plm‘
was (iii‘ecwfl by Dell Hendcl‘Son.
REGENT SUNDAY.
Blanche Sweet at Her Best as ”Fight-
ing Grassy."
Blanche Sweet ccsnys a. mic widelv
differing from anything: sho has pro»
imislygiumng:led in "Fizhiinr Urea-1y."
111e.:lc <1- 1‘. Hampton Paulie lcamm
comingr 811111111) with James J. Comet:
in ‘ The Midnight “an.
‘ Fighting Greasy" is a pictlnizniion
of Diet, Hans story of California.
“Creosv.” Brct Harte stands 811111132110
is the'bmt slorv teller of the “'95?
that ever lived. The piclnrizinc of
his 1110111»: hm: (lone a great. deal for
1pl1turl~s fol ho has bronzht {he :11’c.~~
cm into imima te comm: with n {110
pic 11110 11:11.? pasecd but “ho will
nevci l’mle 110m memory a. 1- Olll1
who lived and lovml aml fouzrlu iril‘ 11:
days: when that wondrous. 1:11.11 1:.
Califomin V111: young.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Faii‘field Connix National {3:11-1‘1; tn
Marv 8. Kenny. lo: and lmfil-‘vm-
(fhcémut street. Firm Disirich “in“.
Charles N. Smith X11Jl1r1121<>li l-lnp
kins lor Rhodonolin Pork “21:.
lnhn ll, Knapp in Georg: \’ \l' ‘.:'l .1111
f—lOYT’S
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Saturdav
' . sac Hearts of Men”
2'in2' an All Star Cast
3 r... the Mighty Serial
"er: Saturday 2:16! -.
FTZIETH ANNUAL
1 1 licks Night Enter-
llamment
.. Ancient Order
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la' ‘11-1‘nians. Norwa *1
"-‘l \TRICK’S EVE”
.1; ; _. Comedy Drama in
Four Acts
“:32 ulional Solos and
llccitations
\' l‘ THEATRE
-. :csday Eveningr
i'il‘C‘h 17. 1920 '
. ’ 15:15 P. M.
,. if. ,- SGC, exchangeable at
«tr 1‘.‘ *e on and after Mon-
" :_15: at 10:30 a. 111.2
few at $1.50.
(71*
Connecticut Lizht and Powm‘ ‘1
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and nuims in Rolwi‘t Ml: iii. In!
hull-ii n1: \\ ilLon and School 5.121‘25.
Quil claim. 1 .
\lai'zm‘n: A. Kellchex‘ nml 112111118.
loz‘ and buildings Main and Ho,“
Sll'U HS. “ al' '
Her iliii‘iecnih 2111.6ch “:15 cranu
m .\l1§.Alire l. locum of Boone
lowa. It was her second dismce in
Iowa. ‘
Gilli MEAT WHEN
KDNEVS Billflill
l .
Take a glass of Salts if your Sack
hurts’ or Bladder troutiles you.
_ M ”,4,
ing
: well known authority. Meat
ialesl Universal success. in:
lo! and building-2: O born on nu 1 “3,2
Snmuol J. 8111111111 in 3.1112,,“ . ,1
Elgar-r. lot and buildings “'lltcn :11»:-
nue. \l'ar.
those present
meeting 0:, the Oystcr Grow. ers-
, C‘i‘iunl on this matte: March
.lhe "heroes"
3
:0! Washington
‘early in the spring and the
lent of silk to protect them.
.wo-rktout from this tent,
gthe leaves and adding to the tent as
'yihey need more room.
which would be beneficial in thrir own
business «be state should not. have to
give this amount.
The commissioners favored the giv-
ing of oysters instead of money.
There was alengtliy discussion as to
the right of the commission to to
cei1 e oystem instead of money but
no action was takcn.
The-19 was a good attendance at the
thee-ting. a minim-1- of oyster men from
\omalk and vicinity being: among
There will be anothei
3.21m
22 at 10
oclock in the. Shellfish commissums
roomu‘ in the chamber of comme. 12,1
building, New llavm
CROSS OF LIVING TREES.
County Wide and County Long, Gear»
gia Will Soon Have Myst Unique
Remembrance Road in the
United States.
A cross of living trees along roads
county wide and county long, is the
way Bibb County. Georgia. will me~
,morialize her heroes who answered
the call of their country. is the an-
nouncement of the American Forestry
Association at W'ashington. I). C.,
which is registering all memorial
trees in 21 1121111011211 honor roll. This
will be one of the most unique memor-
ials in the country3 says the associa-
tion, in making Ihe‘announcement fol-
lowing correspondence {with F. Roger
Miller. *secrelary of the Macon Cham*
ber of Commerce.
The. \V’oman‘s Auxiliary of the
Chamber of" Commerce at Macon, is
making the plans for this "Road of
Remembrance" and Mrs. W. 0. Kin-
ney is the chairman of the committee
that will plant the trees and gather
the data which will enable the Ameri:
can Forestry Association .to l‘eeisfier
the trees on its national honor rgll.
Each lrce along the highway. ex-
tending from Lemma across the comp"
[y to a point near Dry Branch. and
from the direction of Clinton‘towards
Echeconnee. and (owning a gross. will
bear on a metal plate the name of a
Bibi) County man who entered some
brinch of war service. Goldstars on
some will indicate those who died in
the service. Relatives and friends 0!
lege of furnishing: H11- trees and marl:
ers. and the property 2122-22”: will hr
asked to cooperate in pluming
memorials.
The American P‘urestn‘ ASSIK‘illtiUn
at W'ashinglon wants relilJi‘m’i on ”“1-1')‘
memorial tree planting and ” 111ml Hm
mombmnce" so that- it can regivrvr
'lhesc trees and send out the frcc (”-r.
lificaics of registration and its 1r: 1_*
day program and tree planting instruc
tion.
,WATCH FCT‘. THESE IN SPRING.
A fam‘iliar 1:95: is the ten: ('aléfl'pll:
131' which is awry destructive to all
fruit trees: The reddish hicwn moth
lays its eggs in the form of incom-
plete bglts on 11111 smaller hmnchcs.
each belt. or packer consiming 01' min.
' dreds of tiny eggs glued together anti
covered with a vamish-likc substance,
saw the. American l-‘oresu‘y Magazinc
These oggs
young
caterpillars make their way to
nearest fork where they spin a little
They
feeding on
many colonies working on :1 [rec they
soon strip it of legves. .
Lemon To' PLANT TREES.
Officers of the American Legion and
5 No man or woman who eats meat i‘eXOf the Service! Star Legion in every"
‘gularly can make a mistake by 11,151,. state are planning to plant Memorial
the kidneys occasionally says 1'. Trees says the American Forestry,
forms Association of Washington which is’
will be given the privi~_
lhe
hatch.
the).
If item are
‘ .2 romance.
5mm: crops to plant in the hodie‘
garden will depend upon the size of
the garden, the size (it the family and
the size a! the (amllyr appetite.
Where the garden space is extremely
limited only those crops 11112124111 pm i
once 11. considerable quantity of food
on a small ates. 1111391111! be included.
As a rule home gardeners, espéclany ;
the beginners, devote too much spacel,
to lettuce and radishcs audioo little,”
to beéta. carrots. beans. onions nhdi
tomatoes, according to United Stale-8' 1
Department of Agriculture :cpecial-g
lsts. Where tire family is small it is
easy to overplam most. or the gar-i
.den crops The surplus of certain‘
vegetables can he saved by canning}
and drying, others like lettuce and,
radishes are a loss unless some kind
neighbor will use them:
i . Children cat almost as many fresh:
\cgetables as grown—ups and shook!
be counted as “full hands” in estimatfl
ing‘ the amount of space to devote,
to any vegetable. The size of the.
family appetite is liable to expand‘
considerably when the Vegegxbles are‘
brought fresh from the garden. and
it is always safe to have a plenty of
the more staple vegetables. Corn
and Irish potatoea occupy too mneh‘
space for planting ”in the very small
garden. Tomatoes should find a place
in every garden. as should spinach;
chard and other kinds of greens. ‘ 2‘
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The Best Salesman—A Want Adv".
STOCK cmsswma:
5.1mm. om) 8m
Many items in This
j-llGGlN5
9&1! EAST} 3m STREET;
S A0 L E
CHINA 2:111 GLASS
INVOLVING OUR ENTIRE STOCK
(Exclusive 0! Dinnerware) .
REDUCTIONS FROM 10% to 33%
‘E‘ ERYTHING TN CRYSTAL. BNCLL‘DING om
AND
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An ,excepgonal cppcx‘tunily to
purchase requirements for the
lawn or cohntry house? gills, etc.
the present‘import cost.
This Sale, throughout March.
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Showing of 2:
DRESSE
euros. ' CUPS AND
PIECES 111; (:me
Sale are slightly above
5 tax and yet the internal revenue hit-1
1 can refunded $41-30 as the reunion! "
error in figuring the surlax.
Broadway
.I-...‘u,
that have been so scarce.
retail rices.
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Stare 099143 at 9
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First big retail ‘shiprhent of Pziim Linens
to mow out of Europe sincc before the war
To": be; Sold al Average lialf Retai Prices
Belienin‘ Monday Morninl. March 15. in tho Wanamaker Linen 5:0
137 cases that required four cars to transport to the steamer—the staple every-day housekeeping linens
Importars and, other dealers have offered to buy from us the entire stock at out
But we have declined these 05ers, and now place the linensy on public sale.
are on y examples from the huge variety: ,
‘ " We reserve the right to limit 811198 to" retail quantities
I EXAMPLE No; 1.
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l ,5221luncheon/cloths, 40 x 47 in... . $3 each
9, 409 table cloths, 55 x 55 inches. . . . $5 each
600 table cloths, 55 x 86 inches . . . , $8 each
884 doz. napkins, 16 x 16 in. . . . $4.75 110:. -
191,528'Té1ble Cloths
1-3, 960 doi. Napkins to matoh~
Fine heavy satin dnmuk of pure flax. with a very cofl:
finish. . Ln an attractive“ mp0 and vine design.
hemmed for immediate use". Some examples;
3'
Mm WWW mm mm mm” NW2. ”mm
The items below
EXAMPLE N o.
3, 529 : Table Cloths
Old Homespun dice damask
Exceptionally navy pun linen damask tabla cloth: in
the celebrated 6M dice pattern. unquestionably tho but
wearing damuk for hard usua~especially recommndol
for hotels, mum-Ink. boarding boon and summer homes.
Hammad randy to: on. Some examples:
fi
. . 3,292 table cloths. 54x 54 in.'$3.75 each ‘
237 table cloths, 54x 72 in..... ..$5 each
Many other sin: included.
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1 93,076 doz. napkins, 25x25 in... . $10.75 60:.
Molly other size: also.
Same quality Table, Damask
12:
seats at 500, 750,.
théy become overwofked fan“ the, nationhl honor roll and scudng free
.then we get sick. Nearlv all rheuma asfiociation and Mrs. Robert Carleton
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TODAY.
,; Masterpiece
Production.
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points
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which is to be
. 1'13 Theatre.
"Z..o;1incss" is not
. ncz‘iher 1% it
>‘1111‘11l1ing over of
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j ~ mimion pointed out
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"Kt? wally.
' nm for the picture
‘ « ALP: whose work
« 0". “Humanity" and
She dWCts
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below
re—em-
:'-.er1 who return
1:1 indnsln‘ thai
:ndllions to be
sur-
driven
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“ Wm of the star would ,
in '
“Des,
stars in “The Right
tism headaches liver trouble nervous~ Mm,‘ 0! Toledo. reports that lie
mess, dizziness, sleeplazsness and urin— service. Storm Chapters will an
an diam-dais come “-913 singg‘hh hiel'i' may, Memor es‘ this Spring.
,neys. . , .
E The moment you feel a dull ache in
zthe kidneys or you: back hurts or if
COMES EARLY IN SPRING.
Among the first birds to arme in
a the urine is cloudy offensive, full of spring in the northern part of the”?
ésedlmflm, irregular of passage of 8i- ”killed“ States is the blue birds ms
eating meat and get about four ounces EWasthg'fon, which is condncfing- me:
of 33.11 Salts from any pharmacy; take; nafim'wide campaign for the building:
a:ablcsppdnful in a. glass of water be%
i
givglng lime ribbons as national recog-
3135031 to the winners. 9 .1 ,
for breakfast and in a few days Your
kidneys will act fine. This 13mm
salts is made from Will of grapes
and lemon juice. combined fifth 11th
is, and has been. used {or 5651916116115.
to flush and ofinnflfle the 111m”. at; .
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uric acid which excites the kidneva registering all Memorial Trees in a '
strain get sluggish and fail to filter tree day progams to any who ask 3
1 the waste and poisons from the blood, Many posts have reported plans to the
tended by a sensation of scalding, stop the American Fareistry Magazine of
of birdhouse: by school children and '
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EXAMPLE
No.21
469 Table Cloths
613 dgz. Napkins to match
hairdo-its.
Etta fin- full-W por- flax 80111319 am satin
f 333.]! in five Womenhaml «roll. pom daisy.
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iconic. {1 you comic gallon:
nod loumicmd trad:
§omc nappies: ..
I 6001102. napkins, 28 x 28 in...$lo.50 done: 1
Of 1 fine qnafity dunk with the letters '5. B. woven
in each col-nu. Gaps-vino design, with cluster: of grape}.
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IEXAMPA 'LENo.
7:1,418'Tab1e Cloths
4,318 (1102. Napkins to match
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I367 table dean, 54x72 in....$6.50mh
4,318 dunnphmfixfl in..$9.50¢ozcn
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