“R THE SUMMER frock for 1 .3... ;.‘lic Miss between the . a .. of 2 and 6 years. the . ”Apartment store. 51 «run. is showing at the ... of $1.98. some new :3 our popular dotted 1...... years dotted Swiss ' . ;-. v him only. but this ,qutlml and may now’ be ._ Hymn. 1‘. Nrtment store has I. .. children's depart- .. ttvct's will do well to lmt‘ors making pur- .:-.«, lhch week usual- ». vs featured and this .1 that they are offering .i price of 69 cents. or- s pill tucked or hand ,v. 1 ml edged perhaps with - a pink. Jiffy pants are . Mints and sonic new (M ~wl rattles from 25 up filo .l. .,l .i EYES trouble 5' 'Hll 309k out an eye must don't you? You : mrry with just. a plain :uu?‘ And when you \\ hat is what in frocks. upon the advice Of nwmnker do you? You 1cm“ skilled in her pro- ‘wu? Most of us do. > qvmstion is asked of .: Ill millinery, we are .m—r those of us who do ‘ll" l-‘rench Millincry mil Main street. are. If i. know what is accepted stop in here for \Hl'll u“- a ll’ll, "rwnt sport hats are the li‘uilnl‘n which has been wm or less the past .. q, is the reigning fab- "l in rolled, flare and Mid regardless Of its ~ .xlfiy‘ you will find its an to he a strip of vel- ‘l ll" .k.irlln|iill blue, flam- "mlimnahle black. Boxed mud made from varied ‘vm-l. are also very good w (“hiv felts are seen when inndols. priced from ml 1 call your attention .. urn sailors are Just. as ac- .. season as they were of course. the Gage mod- my be purchased in this : surgery and Black old age has passed ,. null for the woman «x not care to indulge in wins and yet wants to look . n. the French Millinery wurlng some new matron are in flare. turban and ".mieln.‘ln horsehair. chen- h. flower or ribbon trim- mic. cuts. / -' l. ‘- slip-on. open sweaters. » ik and wool. are displayed ~ .lil the new colors and com- uf colors. \Vhile priced ‘ up.trr :5 are the very new— wnrt and dress hosiery. sheer. I, striped and cloeked effects. '0 I 0 My dark bluerrepe do chine ritured in little girls' frocks. O O 0 ~ EMORIAL DAY records the .9 opening of the summer re- l: sorts and naturally then. a the sport frock comes into Prank Jacoby is featuring miest prices, in his store. 12 " rm street. all the late mod- 'i‘illlR several in the popular _ w‘lmvts. Jersey. silk or wool. .mnhined with paisley, tri- . I its older sister. tricoiette. -: .‘c are a few of the many ' _ a swan. Every color is here . accepted style. as popular as the dress are ml skirts and vivid colored ~ ym-quctte. \Vool crepe up- “ the most extensively used « rho skirts are for the knife plaited. The jac- . w more popular every day. ' - upon sweater has taken the .. .. slip-on model. All these many more just as fash- i attractive are featured r-‘vy's store and as I have nlrst prices. 0 O O a .‘li' poms ON "Cohen on the . _, . lit-phone." Mother comes a: Hit of the kitchen when a , Mind is played. brother *6 ,- ‘< the darb and sister could 3~ . 'lnlng to the "Blues." but ' » unt cost of records. what ' ~ in afford to satisfy evcry those who are wise 35“- “ :vurchase their records in 3 and 10 Cent Store. 28 " 1 street, where Banner Nrrncing all the latest in- . v'iri vocal hits may be had 1 sum of 39 cents. For the u will pay elsewhere for i on may obtain here three ‘ ords. like everything else i ' . . usefulness and yester- "rigs never invoke much. m today's children. So W1 priced records. when ‘ tin the same thing in this modest sum of 39 cents? O l O ’3 “Pro FROM 75 cent. up to __. i" , in the Specialty Shop of . In ' r N. E. Ryan Company. as "9 '~'~ lshington street. are some :1: (‘05 of Moder-is linen. 'wi l'or shower. wedding or ‘ 1 Liiflfl. They are shown in twcccs. round and oblong ' ~ 'T‘r.lTlS. tray cloths. centers . on. from so inches to 72 "1‘ a guest and large. Three- " ’ side ward and vanity “I also shown. as well as f ‘ ”"hcon sets. The prices. as "f'fimned. range from 75 cents “ ' ‘: 3.30, and if you are in a . “I” '0 what will make a suit- I'f Mn into this shop and ask. 'r, "5‘ new pieces. They will be '6: to show them to you. and I M an Hm among them you will ‘“" “‘h‘t you went. 0 i I “1;?" r ill in gay colon and , " I us-ri for Min-look» it; ‘. i .41.; 1 l in wear over blthln‘ ‘H at a W w: . _ l... 't e O 0 F3 HAND or KING m. .n all his flamboyant bril- fill her l. Mtorial' splendor. , b:- 1 hizsrre our will “I. .4?" Civilization ruled. her inning 1111'. 1 .. _, ', .fiEsDAY,MA¥16,1m ‘ SHOPPING WITH), * S U ZA “may. can plainly be seen ,y “h‘n mllsdy comes forth J not lost her heed. for we find no bar- barian colors there. Black. navy. gray and white are her choice when it comes to a hat and several models in these combinations are seen in the milllnery shop of Miss K. A. Polhe- mus. 80 Washington street. A Ban- cock hat of navy straw flaunts a wreath of cinnamon hue: and if you want to see a fascinating combination stop in here and view this model. . Several new Gage models have just been received here as well as some new Country Club hate. which are still the favorite sport chapeau of discrimi— nating women. Milan 1 hemp is used extensively to develop sport hate. the short backed poke shape which is un~ adorned save for s. boldly tinted band of Georgette. would carelessly around its crown. 5‘ " EB. still the favorite sport shoe for men and a new model is seen in the Mark-off shoe store. 42 South Main street. at the special price of $5.98. This model. unlike previous samples is made from calf skin and has the perforated tip. which makes it a dress as well as a sport shoe. Elsewhere it sells for 89.50. so why not stop in? . King Tut sandals are the leaders in the women's line and models here are priced at $2.95. A very attractive new model of smoked elkskin and patent trimmed. with rubber heel is also included in this lot. For dress. satins are favored. and models in any type of heel may be had here for the trifling sum of $2.96. Sneakers for every member of the family are priced from 95 cents up. ,Did you know that this store has opened a very complete hosiery dc.- partment. and that a sheer silk stock- ing with spliced heel and too may be had for $1.35? Now that you know that you may obtain them here at. this price, why pay more elsewhere? The Mark-off shoe store is planning a balloon day. when to every boy and girl will be given gratis a balloon. An- nouncements are to be made later. so watch the papers. 0 O O Choker necklaces of large heads have for the moment ra- thcr supplanted the popular string of pearls. C O O I" 081‘ PEOPLE ARE so well 59.: > acquainted with the dress @OL material department of may}: Tristram a Hyatt's 28 \Vali street. Norwalk. that words used to exploit it. are wasted. Howevcr. strange as it may seem. only the minority know that in thcir really made department. which is located. ‘near the dry goods. are housed all the. late models in suits, coats. cloaks and dresses. 'I‘hnir‘ showing of dresses is usually varied. Jaunty sport models in silk jersey. made along the popu- lar long lines. some with blouses of p‘rintcd crcpc. others of solid coloring. Crepe rvmains as much in the fore- ground for the mid-summer frock as it was for the spring gown. \‘i’iiile black still lays claim to a prominent placc. other colors are seen in goodly number... _ ‘ For sport w a? one invariably secs gully colored blouses, Jacqucttes or sweaters and if one were to judge from the number shown of the latter. they are the favorite. Open models are preferred to the slipon in vogue the past few seasons. while silk and wool. in all the new shades is the fabric most extensively employed. For the wash summer dress. sr‘VGHii new models are seen in plain and fig- ured voilcs. dotted Swiss, ginghams. domestic and imported. ratinos and new sports fabrics. The baby department of this store is also complete and every day new articles are received here. Silk quilts. pillows. coats. bonnets. dresses and for that matter everything to add to baby's comfort and beauty will be found bore and at prices vielng with the article itself in attractiveness. Baby toys. such as rattles. dolls. and so forth may also be purchased at special prices. e e e ESPITE THE FACT that. to- night writes finis to a memekable dollar day. this amount lingers with us. or it is the price quoted by clothing store. 12 South In one lot are some collar attached models. valued at $1.50. in white. tan and striped effect and which with a group of neck baud. striped dress shirts. are being offered at the one price of 81. Two pai'r of fancy silk socks. one pair of which are worth the price asked for both. may be had for 81. while a 85 reduction is noted on every suit in stock. We have heard of the three. wise men and the fourth one will be he. who takes advantage of these specials. least at Gottlieb's Main street. on some new shirts. . O 0 Large hats trimmed with a single huge flower are shown for mid-summer. . C O ‘ m. N L'. GOLDEN'S WOMEN'S ' l specialty shop. 88 Washing- ton street. wonderous things are happening these days. A blue pencil has been drawn through each tag on all. the. new articles of apparel and new prices placed there. Previous prices haste been ruthlessly disregarded and suite. but reCent ar- rivals, have been cut to one half their intrinsic value. Never before were costs so nmnsbly priced. at least not at this time .of the year. I will grant. that. maybe during the mid- seu‘on when coats are the least of our troubles. merchants in order to avoid Jetoringlhem away. may offer them at a price on. _par with the price quoted not!” Ir. Golden. Goet- un- til airmen were never very popu- lar. bah-flip elaborated models .now submitted ' for our approval. gives than every right to claim linemen. .Ca o! 1).. 1: such roo AJAH SOLED suoss z... p'd are equally as v°P¢llt..¥,35. fashionable and for that matter some , . .. ‘ ' _ you desire. are aw: included in this sale. which. I understand will con- tinue throughout the month. June is almost with us. June the month of roses and gay frocks. so if you- are wise. you will call around folk. Golden'- and look there late arrivals over. . When. with reluctancy I turned away from the bewitching frocks and treaded my way slowly down the attention and upon investigation I learned that this. also is being offered at special prlcts. as well as their com- plete line of silk hosiery in all the new colors. ' . O O O ERHAPS YOU HAVE cast. £5 a“ 5%. b .3: ut turned away when you kid saw the price tag. How‘any woman can resist one of the cleaners is beyond me and no ooubt Dannelly's store. 16 South Main street. aware of this temptation. has set aside 60 of them which a deposit of 33.26 will place in your home. The balance may be made in small monthly pay- ments extending over a period of eleven months. Perhaps you would like to have a. demonstration con- ducted in your home and on your own rug. If so. phone 193 and the Hoov- er—man will bring his machine to your home“ Ony permit me to add. to be sure and make an early appoint- ment. as already his engagement book is nearly filled. Demonstratoins are also conducted in this store and you may witness one here. This offer is in force only two weeks and as only 50 Hoovers. are offered on these forms. it might be well to either phone or call into the store. just as soon as possible’. , Hoovcr swoops as it beats and cleans. It does not. like most so- cnllcrl vacuum cleaners. harm your rug. but rather prolongs its life. It hrlgiilv‘ns up faded rugs and is so lousy to manipulate that women. who now arc. proud possessors of one. \vondcr how tlicy ever accomplished anything without its assistance. May I again call your attention to the fact that this price is in effect for a llmitcd time only and as the number to be offered is limited to fifty, why not be one of the happy fifty? $3.25 is the amount of the initial payment and the balance in small payments, cxtcnlling over eleven months. Could any offer bo more tempting? Don’t ncglcct to call 195 or stop into the store. ' O O O Knitted costumes in both one and two-piece models are very smart for country wear. O O 0 THE FURNITURE store of the A. J. Collins com- pany. 70 North Main street. are shown some new porch hammocks. tapestry and canvas lined. ’l‘hcynre very attractively priced and if your porch does not already harbor one or if it would do well not to ad- mit ownership of the one installed there. why not stop into this store and have them show you these late arrivals? .They will be m glad to show them to you. without placing you under any obligation whatsoever. This is one of the reasons why I like to visit this store. they are so gra- cious. even if you are Just looking around. “'hile looking up your porch ham- mock, why not also find out about a porch shade? This store is featur- ing V'udor self—hanging porch shades. which are the only shades made with a ventilator. The Vudor Qhade is en- tirely different frorn any other shade on the market. It has a ventilator woven in the top of the shade itself and this ventilator allows the heated air to pass out freely from under- neath the ceiling of the porch while the remainder of the shade. being closely woven. protects one from the rays of the sun. “’lth the patented self-hanging fixtures you simply hang the shade in position upon staples previously driven through the Vudor printed paper pattern which comes rolled in each shade. No measuring. no boring. no screws. no screw-driv- er. Unhook the shades in the fail; then hook them up again in the spring. All Vudor porch shades are made in beautiful. permanent oil colors to harmonize with any home. and with care they will last. . from six to ten years. They may be had in Widths from 4 feet to 12 feet and are priced from $3.90 up. They are made in both ventilating weave and ordinary weave and either may be had at the same price. Vudor porch shades turn your porch into a cool. airy. out-door room. so why not stop into this store and‘ look them over? 0 O 0 F; r31 ING TUT SANDALS of beige g.- \. suede. with open basket ‘1’. work .popular low rubber kg; heel. with stockings to match .ere this Week being promi- nently displayed by the Norwaik Boot Shop. 42 Wall street. Norwaik. the local residence of all ‘the late models in footwear for both milady and her master. Despite the increasing popularity of beige. gray still remains in the fore- ground and especially the pumps. adorned with the ”chic flapper tongues. as displayed in this shop. Stockings tomatch even the most difficult shades. will also be found here at moderate prices. In fact all the goods sold by this shop are very moderately priced. For dress most women favor the simple satin pump and these are seen here, in plain and strapped models. in any type of heel desired. For wear with satin. sheer or chiffon hosiery is advocated. so visit this shop for these brands. _ A. o e e Knitted , silk bathing suits. in vivid colors and combination of colors arevery smart. ‘; 0 O 0 OR A LIMITEDIIMBfonly. . the Boston Store..lis‘ip and Wall street. Nor-validls'of- fering for the special "price 9;: ._ 8. a four-quart Wong-Ever aluminum kettle. .Thls..lv ‘oopor- innit! such clone heart-ct Wag, .onoeiln a blue moo audkisfsuch that no housewife can or! to overlook fl» new: pet. and. when Morrow. ,, "i' , _gbninto¢um.mu stairs. some new lingerie engaged m! envious glan‘tes at a Hoover. loser. Special values are also eeeuintho dry goods department and the fabrics for the midsummer frocks are new on display. 'For the frilly éfeatlons, voile and organdle. not forgetting some of the new silken crepe are fav- ored. while crepe. in all its glittering splendor. is still very much in de- mand. Paisley. cotton Vor silk. is what one sees mostly used to devel. ope the newer blouses for wear with the popular odd skirt. ' - ~ Perhaps creating your own ward. robe holds no attraction for you. if that is the case. then a visit. to the ready made department will solve your problem. All the late model. are on display in suits. stylish dresses or jaunty sport models. while top coats. in bizarre checks or popular pope are very moderately primd. Capes. just at the moment. are very much in vogue and several new mad- els are here. prove irresistible to most .0! us. In their milllnery department one also will find all the new models. at popular prices. Sport. dress and semi-dross shapes. as well as a num. ber of Gage models. I 0 I TILLSON-POWELL. IN their drug store at 83 Washing- ton street. are featuring » Moth-Kc. a liquid. stainless. odorless mixture guaranteed to rid your house of moths for one'year. It is obtainable in two sizes and priced at 95 cents and $1.25. It is sold com- plete by the set. which ihcludes the sprayer .or by the can alone. It will not injure the finest fabric nor-Athe most expensive rug. Spray it around your home and you will be sure of being free of moths for one whole year. This alone should be a sufficient inducement to lure most housewives into this store. The price is nominal and results are guaranteed. You need not. have any qualms when purchasing this mixture as it is not something new and untried. but has been successfully in use for the past twenty-five years. Last season this district was infested» with mosquitoes and this year. since. so far. no preventative measures have- been taken. we are in store for the same fate. However, you need not suffer. that is if you stop into this store and purchase a package of Black Flag. which is the sworn enemy of all pests. It is equally as effective when used, to exterminate roaches and other insects which infest houses- It is also very reasonably priced and is highly endorsed. so if you are in tbs “market for any of these mixtures. don’t give up until you have tried Black Flag. ‘Peterman's mixture. which is ’eJeo in liquid form is recommended when you desire to exterminate bed bugs. Several other remedies will be found in this store and I would sug- gest that if you are in need of any that you consult Stillson-Powell, as to what is best suited for the purpose f which you intend to use it. . O O U Challis is once more being used for the little girl's dresser and the new patterns are so pretty that very little trimming is needed. . e ‘ I A‘. 0 <’.v_\‘i<: .\\\'.\lTS sunlmvf any imm- impatiently than do the children. A. I“. Geliebc, at'varc of this. is this week featuring in his store at 25 \Vest \Vashington street. several toys which will gladdcn the heart of‘eny“ boy or girl and at special prices which will not bring sorrow to their parenta' pocketbooks. ' ‘ g Scootcrs. with discywhecl. rubber tires. are priced from 3219': up and what toy and for that; matter too. what girl doesn‘t. want one of them? Expires wagons for the toddling youngster and his sturdic‘r brother. am also here at very reasonable prices. Coasters and kl l'li: cars. with dirt; wheel and rubber or wooden wheels and what else do you suppose I saw? Something now which no child will be able ‘to resist—~a lawn mower. ‘built just for them and in two different, sizes. No longer must they tease dad toellow‘them. to cut the lawn: only to find that to push the bulky-mower is beyond them. No longer need dad after a herd day's work groan as he shoulders his bur- den. No longer need any household include a care taker. ‘ Buy one of these small lawn mowers and let the rising generation cut. the lawn. Most boys nurse the ambition to be some kind of a champion and if yOu buy your son one of' the velocipedes. shown in this store. I am willing to wager. he will be contented to be the bike king. . For the little girls. there are tables of mission and plain finished wood. with chain to match. These may be had in any size desired and are priced accordingly. Those toys and there may be some others which I have overlooked. are being offered'at special-prices. for a. limited time. so wise mothers will see that their steps wander around this way. for. as I have.said."le there.a aboy or girl. who wouldn‘t .want. at least a scooter? ’ C O t . p 7‘. URING THE SUMMER we _‘f -“f; welcome the week-ends as a respite from menial labor and a chance to slip ‘awsy perhaps to the shore or country side. CZ but. during this season. which isno . _ season at all, we are bored" stiff‘and wonder why the Ldrd rested on Sun- day and the A. F. L‘. on Saturday. However. this _morniug "When I stopped into B. A. Head's‘drug store. 8 North Main street. an}! learned that he is oust-log a weekend speck-114:1 the person pf Indy Helen chocolate covered cherries for only 69 cent: the pound. I period up. ‘ ‘ 4 ' Theee'chefi-ies may“ termed a two-imbue ' confection. as they are a whole cherry. buried in chocolate cream. Semi Vipeople'wheai you mention checohteylebrug their shoulders. f‘don't care for them—4‘ 09 near“ nay salesman/treads.» i ' ed cherries‘while made “fromtthe infi- est end besbisgredie are not fi‘ioo rich." Neither 11s price of ‘6‘: costs. so better call 1,111 (to see Jar.- uud- “f ; . .t .‘t . O at prices which will ‘Suppose. that Wbbo’ E8 BARBARIC CUT GLASS ; stoic sliver outuirree ist- ‘ ' this spell over-”you? Can ' you. (urn away from it with no regrets? Something strikes cur fancy and then we are surfleted with imitations until the old adage about familiarity breeding contempt comes into play. For several eeasoas past. buffets have been overburdened with cut glass and silver ware, until weary- ing of it. people turned away. The public is ever fickle, and what arrests ’today. regal-es to marrow. Therefore. in the jewelry. store of. *Bebert A. Benedict, 22 Wall street, Norwmk. will be found something new to grace your table. Some unique piece: in varied colored crystal wave. in deli- cate and dazzling blue. restful and verdant green. Perhaps brilliant. col- oring holds no lure pr you. if that is the case, then the Osborn gold china— ware is your_ meteor. This is also featured in sets and individual pieces. Beaded bags and appliqueleage of a mterial similr to velvet. are also shown here to complete mllady’s summer wardrobe. 0 O 0 Charming novelties in hand- kerchiefs are of crepe de chine with flower motifs in one cor- Der. PPORTCNITY, THEY SAY. only knocks once, but I . know different. for it is knocking twice for the reader- of this item. Last. week Theodore Harrie, whose haberdaehery sin-o is located at 21 Wall street. Nor- wn‘k, permitted me to play Lady Bountiful and this week. he adrises final I may continue to play the role. l: you clip this notice and bring it into Mr. Harris. he will gin: you $5 worth of merchandise for only $4. In other words on every purchase of $5 or over. this item is good for one whoe lAmerlcan dollar. Now let us you wish to present yourself with a. new suit, cut this out. and present it to Mr. Harris and you will be allowed one dollar reduction. This applies also to any other article in stock and as this shop carries a complete and up to date line of men's clothing and furnishings. scissors will be working over time tonight. This shop is featuring all the gate summer suits. shirts. ties. hosiery. un- derwear and hats. Clip this item out and visit this store and on a purchase of $5 or over. pocket 81. O . O 0 ALIBUT, HADDOCK. COD, shad. butter fish. flat fish, weak fish and salmon tire the kinds of fresh fish which one may purchase this Week. in the bridge fish market or R. J. Cutbill. 71 North Main street. We buy eggs with the assurance that they are frcsh. only to learn when we get home that they have sojourned many a. season in cold storage'and the same is true of most. of the food we purchase. with the possible exception of the rich. which'we obtain in this market. Only fresh caught fish is sold here and did you ever stop to think what the name bridge fish market means? it moans that the fish paeseenot throuuh a storage house but comes straight tron: the bridge to this market and thence to you.~ lfor the latest creation! in clothing“ pay top prices. but. you pause more here for fresh fish than you pay elsewhere for its storage brethren—Adv. -- .0. X-rays prove of great value in the treatment of whooping cough. acoord- ing recent experiments. In The Best is Always the Most Economical - 300 Delicious Cups to a Pound - BLACK (0mg. m... at...» MIXED ind GREEN Sold in Sealed Metal Pockets Only. ,' AT THE THEATRES REGENT rI HEATER “Adam and Eva” Proves An Excep- tional Attraction and Please-s Large First Day‘Audlenoes “Adam and Eva." Marion Davias’ new super special production which opened a three days run at the Re- gent Theatre netcrday proved 'an at- traction that pleased the large first“ day audiences and the indications are that before the engagement ends Fri- day night this picture will have played to a. number of patrons comparnbl': to the largest total ever claimed for a. super production. As in “When Knighthood “is: in Flower" there were clear evidences that. the picture was made without stint, either of ex- penscin money or work. It is lavish in detail as well as in the main. T. Roy Barnes and a capable supporting cast appears with Miss Davies in this attraction. F.-\.RE\\'ELL YAL'DEVILLE. Fhe Act Bill Opening at Palace To- day “'ill Be Last of Prcrent $01.50!). The farewell vaudeville bill opening today at the Palace Theatre will bring regrets to many of the followers of the high class vaudeville programs that have been running at the down- town theatre, but. the bill itself will be one to linger long in the memory of thoee who see it. Manager Ester- son selected five of the best Broadway acts for this show. inasmuch as it marks the close of the season and the leading features of the largest Broad- way houses u'cre booked. There is plenty of varietyln the show and it will meet with genuine approval. Mary Miles Mintcr's last Paramount picture “The Trail of .the Lonesome Pine" will be presented today in con- junction with this feature vaudeville program and the picture will be re- peated tomorrow. ’ ' STOPS BACKING .COIIGH “Had a hacking cough for years. and Foley's Honey and Tar is the only remedy that reached my cough. I have not been troubled with it since, writes Mrs. E. u. Doby. Asbury Park. N. J.. Coughs. Colds. O‘oup. Throat. Chest pd Bronchial trouble are quickly relieved with Foley's Honey and Tar. Contains no opiates ~ingredients printed on the wrapper. Largest ceiling cough medicine in the World. Stillson. Powell Corporation.— Adv. COMING TO THE BIAIIIO “Brass” Opens Three Day Showing Sunday Evening with Norma Talmadge In “Width: The Law" to Follow. Commencing Sunday evening, the motion picture “Brace" which has been attracting considerable atten- tion wherever it has been'ehown. will open a three day run at the Rialto Theatre. The picture will be shown on Monday and Tuesday. at both matinee and evening performances. couped with several selected shorter. subjects. The picture is one that is adapted from one of the best sellers in the fiction field today. and is said to be even more interesting than the book itself. For \‘l’ednesday. Thursday. Friday and Saturday of next week. Manager Albert Hamilton has secured Norma. . Talmadge‘s latest photoplay produc- tion "Within The Law" which comes to the Rialto direct from a. sensation- :21 run at the Strand Theatre. Brook- lyn, N. Y. This picture. outside of some of her costume plays. has been pronouncmi by the critics to be one of the best made by Miss Talmadge in some time. It is adapted from the stage play of the same ,name. which starred Miss Helen W'are. and tells a human and interesting story. CORNS Lift Off with Fingers. Doesn't hurt a bit! Drop a. little “Freczone” on an aching corn. in- stantly that com stops hurting. then shortly you Life it right on with fin- gers. T'rulylw < _ ‘ . ., . Your druggl‘sércells a tiny bottle a! ' "Frcczone" for a few cents. sufficient to remove every hard corn. soft corn. or corn between the toes. and the calluser, without soreness or irritation. ——Ad\'. Trade "at the sign of the Eagle." Ar Certified arson Hiemlifl H! g h w c ya emrm Stop at the Sign of the Eagle. .. for Tire Satisfaction medeendthepertimhrre- qniremeuteofycurcsr. . mmmdemwhen youdeel“AttheStgn‘ ofthe Wmmguarent’ use oanpleteeohsfncuon' ' bythe company'whsch‘ makes ghost forwthe“8lgnofthe Eagle." Rossini-assurance rdtheutmoetinuree‘ math ,...u cl", a 1 Rev- 4
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