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Evening sentinel, Friday, April 6, 1923 · page 3

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,' suo p.‘m.—"Oft the Boater: Track in by George H. Grebe. Lecturer on

~ ‘ . ‘ 0 R di P Australia."-a continuation or the the Pelmnn Institute of London.
I .. 3 Daily a 0 tom series of Travel Talks being given 9:35 p. m.——Songa by Adele Rankin.
by Captain Kilroy Harris, D. s. 0.. 3:50 p .m.—-Continuation of the talks i
STATION won (400 METERS) M- C. F- R- G- S- F. R. c. 1.. (well- on "China." given by Protessor J.

known AustralianAuthor), Director D. Busch, Profeupr’ of Chinese,

 

 

 

 

 

L. Bamberger & Co. Newark N. J.
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DAVID 1'- “Inch; Director 3 :1; dz“;- SM“ ‘3 “”91““ 1““ Late omcial War Lecturer (or the lozli‘ipafice “ILL. b; the Dominant
. . Bi'itlsh and United States Govern- Orchestra ‘
LAST TIME TODAY 6.}r6utelen2t BC$:;;CIZ°3°§ ‘3" Lauren ments. Fans w‘iho would like a map . . .
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mm”! In 6:30 p. tin—“Man in the Moon Stor- 1313:2113; stage. ‘ Tan" “mm" STATION WEAF (400 METERS)
I PRESENTQ ics” {or the children, copyright of , , American Telephone a Telegraph Co.
I‘IENRY B W the Newark Sunday Call. 31435 P- m"“°”“ 5°” by Nede'ka 1:00 p. m.-Prosram direct from Gim-l
3 . THALI 7:00 p. m.—Popular numbers by the bimeonova. pupil 0f ”09°“ Au‘Tv bel Brothers New York Store. 80-
“ 3 Anna Shaw's Ideal Girl Orchestra. and a great favor-“e With WOR piano solos by Judith Roth, accom-
3- ““h . Brilliant All Star SW Company Inch: 8:(T0 p. m.—"The Right Word"—con- audiences. Accompainments played panied by Jame. Brennan.
RUTH CLIFFORD, WALTER mon ALMA BEN tinuation of the articles on the right by Louise Egm’r' 4:30 p. m.——Vioiin recital by Ed Cap-
. NI" AND OTHERS ’ ' Word by W. Curtis Nicholson. Col— 9:00 p. m.———Songs by Joseph Barnett lan, accompanied by A. V. Llufrio.
umnist of the New York Globe. (J. M. B.) of E331 Orange. N. J. 5:00 p. m.—Recltal by Vera Fowx
,, in a Modern $1110an of m". m Romance 8:15 p. m.-—Songs recital by Adele 9zl5 p. m.——"Dt‘\'9loping ihe Mind to Corrigan. Mezzo Soprano, accom-
" Rankin, soprano of New York. Increase your Earning POWor," told _panicd by A. V. Llufrio.

 

 

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Rialto Thae‘te

CHILDREN ADMJTTED TO ALL DIATIXEES FOR TEN CENTS

 

 

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“POSSESSION”

“DISCONTENI'TED WIVES”

Monday and Tuesday—JACK HOLT in “NOBODY’S
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FINAL SHOWINGS TODAY AND TOMORROW

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“The Voice from the Minaret”
Norma Talmadge
and Eugene O’Brien

Don’t Fail to Soc “nus Inwnsely Dramatic Picinm Adapted from the Book by Robert Hie-hens.

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For Every Wear and Everywhere

A beautiful silk stocking is not only
essential for outdoor wear, but is just as
important for the privacy of your own
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HOSEBY “AS YOU m IT"

make it payycm to wear the best silk stock-
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KEELER’S .
SHOE STORE

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DAVID ESTERSON, Managing Director

 

 

TODAY and TOMORROW

3:; Specially Arranged Program for

National Vaudeville Artists Week

Miss Talmsdge and Mr. O’Brien Again Play Opposite Each Other After an Absence of 3 Yea-rs

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f": CORRELL, WEsTON and ROBERT a DEMONT “The 8“" mt 8m” Y“ Huey”
!- GARDNER .. In Novel Melodies and SATURDAY MORNING MATINEE FOR CHILDREN AT TEN O’CLOCK. ””51“ '1'“ “I‘m
‘3‘ In “Nautical Nonsense Dance Oddities . “ .
3 T331333 T0_M HOWARD MARY PICKFORD In Heart of the Hills”
or STEVENS RU LE Assisted by Joe Lyons in
’ S >ngs and a Bit 0! Chatter “Circus Days" ADMISSION TEN CENTS '

 

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COMING SUNDAY EVENING, MONDAY, TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY

The Biggest Film Sensation in \‘rars—Sir Hall Caine's Masterpiece I

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\\ uh Al F. “'cbcr and Vera Morrisscy, Two of Vamk‘villc's
Brightest Stars.

The Business Man’s Chance

Store Fixtures and lease for sale. Complete line of

 

 

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’1' T, A ST TIME '1‘ o DAY—DOROTHY DALTON in Her The Picture That Stirred .‘H‘A‘ York City “11011 Shown Tile". . 010mg “d Guilty. Furnishing Fixtures; 3130 new N‘-
if Latest Paramount Production “DARK SECRETS” N0 ADVANCE IN PRICES flow a“); Register, 5 Silent Sslesmen Gases and many
3 FREE PERFORMANCE FOR CHILDREN 3 3 _ . . _ 3 . , 3 display stands.

‘ SATURDAY MOB 0 AT 10:30 ' This store located in best business section in the city,

 

?‘ SHIRLEY MASON in “Shirley of the Circus”

Clyde Cook Comedy and Mutt and Jeff at 153 Washington Street.

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(‘OMING MONDAY—MAE MURRAY in
“JAZZMANIA”

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.2. The annualcmeeting :1 t2; stockholders laughs .3.

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.1. (lircldtors for the empdinyg year, wiIlubg held Monday, 9:03 .3 FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD GOODS

‘1‘ April 16, 1923, at its banking house. 0:03 :1? ' 3 8A AY APRIL 7 AT 1.30 P M.

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.j. Kindly attend In person or by proxy. Oz. 3.; _.,, 13“.." @ At 39 Washington St, Rear Hotel Hahackemo

;‘ Polls will be open from 12 o'clock noon to 1 0:0 1 ‘ g“. liji§§i _‘ Consisting of

’3’ o‘clock p. In. ‘03 J W” .33. x. "- Dining Room. Parlor and Living Room Suites. Chairs. Bed
‘4’ ’o’ g ' Couches, Bugs and Runners. Dressers. Clui'foniers and other high
0:. Respectfully yours! .3 I a I L WOOL grade furniture too numerous to mention.

'2‘ SAMUEL 8' VELSOR’ '3 Great opportunity for dealers and others desiring to semi-nigh
g. Treasurer. 33 their homes. .

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A;;_*-r_;;; ‘ J. K. FINGH, Auctioneer.

 

 

 

 

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l'liED THE HENS SEMI-SOLID BUTTERMILK ,

in ideal winter ration. Try a keg. All kinda or scratch feeds 3 I 3 .
'.lSll. charcoal, grit shells. etc. 3 .
THE BEST POULTRY TONICS AND REMEDIE'S ' .3 ‘
NON-FREEZING DRINKING FOUINTADS . 3

BROWER & MALONE FEED CO.
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@. ‘ For Easter Brides

Wedding Rings in Platinum, White, Green or Yellow Gold

FINE DIARIONDS. \VATICHES AND JE‘VELBY FOB
' PERSONAL “'EAB.

Sterling Plated Ware—Out Glass for the Table

Recently we had an opportunity to purchase the entire
surplus stock of a prominent mattress manufacturer
scioum is the "umalon 0‘ private who needed cash badly and was willing to make a con-
bu'meuv b‘“ he w“ “1 conference siderable sacrifice to get it. Now these mattresses

Boner Law. David . , ..
vial meeting of 09h" 31‘;ch 22:13? and Stanley Baldwin, have arrived and we are ready to give you the beneiit

 

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.. t‘hapter rooms there was Chagzgz: lifctreieiite; inegome quarters . g g P P Wedding Gifts m amt vmew.
'3‘ rafndldggznzgd 3:333:33; with a willinsnm to a; "$3.113; ROLL EDGE, EXTRA WELT Tomb
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than Premier Poincare n .
.33....”m in, [past 3,203.1! pre- to find a modus vivendi with Gouger? 40 1D OOTTON MATTRESS“ ! 3 _ ,.
.na; or? e iiiioioé'cmmony. and m.“ we“? "“,3,‘;“:.;‘,§;;“§§f,mg Not for years have you seen mattresses of this quality 0 B JACKSON
‘ ”Wig“ "m“ W“ ‘ “a” a?“ ‘ify‘iflcigzmmx- . for such a low price. Made of the best grade materials 3 e a a _ /
, "'1 “nine-81W lerVke- 35"“ .___——-——-—-——‘ . and covered With a s lendid wear-in grade Of art 58 WALL 8T. . Jewels ‘ O ometrl
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., n. initatoln of iheddgpaggi CYCLONE SWEEPS MARYLAND tlckmg_ Only 100 of these mattresses for this special H l | r. for Gruen W ,- .
iffiffiififiiflfé‘éi a: the WASHINGTON. April 5PM“? sale, so order early to make sure of getting one. Any , 3 ”ch” <
We reception or departed. were seriously injured today whildn 3 size, $6.95.
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