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CpivanouniCpicturs
Saturday Night Only
American’s Greatest Commedienne of hte Stage ;
BILLIE BURKE, In J
‘ EVE’S DAUGHTER”
Winsome Billie Burke, the charming girl of smiles i >
,<ill bring forth one of the most amusing and in
cresting plays of her screen career tonight. Please
lon’t forget! Tonight only.
A Delightful Paramount Star Attraction.
Short Reel Subjects- !!
SCREEN TELEGRAM—With the best of the 11
iatest news, from here and there 11
BURTON HOLMES TRAVELOUGE— “Peeless )>
Pinesapples of the Pacific” Another touch of Hono:
lulu and it’s charms. <»
SUNDAY NIGHT
WM. S. HART. In ’THE SILENT MAN”
A big new five reel Artcraft 1H1S release. One of
the new Hart picture- with a big punch to it. When
you see a Hart picture at the Dream you can rely
on it being a new release.
■~On the Samb Bill: Screen Telegram—Official
War News, latest current events.
Burton Holmes Travelouge and Cartoon Comedy.
The DREAM
AT THE CHURCHES
ST. JOHN’S EPISCOPAL CHURCH
11 a. m. Morning Prayer. Subject:
‘• :-.vledge is power but without the
g.'-.ce of God. it is practically power
ess in religious activity.
- • ..ay School at 12 o’clock. Native
S-nd..y School at 3 p. m. 7:30 p. m.
-,.."3 prayer and sermon. Subject,
of the New
SPRING BL OUSES
at the
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azaar
D.Brcwii', Prop.
The BOX MA.RCIIE
Unloading Sale—Everything Reduced
Men’s Suits regular 820.00 Now 13.51}
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Men’s Suits regular $22.00 Now $15.00
Men’s Suits regular 825.00 Now 820.00
All Wool Mac.^ Coats, from 87.00 to 815.00
Men’s Pants from 82.50 to $6.00
Ladies White Dresses Values to $10.00 now $3.75
Indies Winter Coats regular 815.00 now SP.50
Ladies Skirts, values to 87.00 now $3.50
Indies Silk Dresses, regular 815.00 n°w $7.50
Indies Suits, regular 815.00 now 88.50
Ladies ^’ool Serge Suits regular 825-$30 now $13.50
Ladies Fall Hats almost half price. Alt boys’ suits
and overcoats'reduced.
• LOUIS Hf\NSO\ Proprietor^
There is a time of decision in every
man's life.
Everybody cordially invited to all
the services of our Church.
Rev. R. C. Jenkins, 0. D.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCH
Sunday Service at 11 a. m.
Subject for Feb. 23 “MIND"
Sunday School at 12 o’clock
Wednesday evening ready and song
service at 7.60.
Everybody cordially Invited.
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METHODIST CHURCH
Subject for 11 a. m. “The Miracles'
of the New Testament.”
Evening Subject; Excuses”
C. M. Va.n Marter. Minister.
PLAN COOPERATION
Efficient Negro labor better eobdi
tlont for fnrm labor, the work of the
Boys' Working Reterve. were topic*
discussed at length at the asmtahnu
al meeting of the State Negro Work
ers’ Advisory Committee held In the
board of trade offices at Jackson,
Mtsfce.The meeting brought together
y *u*b«r on prominent-white and
colored citizfftS of Mississippi and a
program designed to lead to cordial
cooperation of the. two raees was
considered.
“We have come to a time for re
adjustment between men, races and
nation* on a common basis of un
derstanding, which is right and just
ice," declared Federal Director Weir,
Service- ^Individual units of the
country must be changed from liabi
lities to assets. The employment
service Is the open door to all the
people of the Nation, the conserver
of man power of the Nation. He
must work for the good of the fut
ure generation.”
“I am delighted to be with thle
body of ear/test men working for the
welfare of our country,” sBid Prof.
Calhoun. State director for the
Boy#’ Working Reserve. “As a re
presentative of education and labor,
I can say that we are with you. Our
goal is training for every child In the
State,” he continued.
Field Examiner Negley, of the em
ployment service told of the work of
that organization and of the' neces
sity for cordial cooperation between
whites and negroes.
“The right of self-determination as
preached by our great President
must be practiced at home if we
Would support his noble stand for
the good of Tiumanity respect for
rights and duties, intercitizens, in
terstate. and international.”
L-emual L. Foster, State supervisor
of Negro economics for the Depart
ment of Labor, and R. S. Grossley,
members to cooperate with the work
of the Department of labor in Missis
sippi -to improve relations of employ
ers and Negro workers. Five coope
rative county committee have been
completed, 15 other county commit
tees and 3 city committees are part
ly organised.
WS.S.
WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
ISSUED BY THB
UNITED STATES.
i-.VU'.-.MENT
HERE TH:
Exactly the same picture tha!
Coliseum in Seattle.
Tonight the winsome BILLIE
delightful Irish play, “EVETS 1
entertaining production, on Sat
mount Picture.
Sunday night WM. S. HART,
craft release “THET SILENT M
DREAM means the newest Hat
ir. ?918 and all five reels. Bot
Screen Telegram and A Travelc
toonComedy.
The best of pictures with the
ing at the DREAM worth while
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We wili put the Iidi >n Phonograph in your home on free
trial without any obligation. ■
We invite comparison, and will gladry put it with any other
machines under the same conditions.
WALKER DRUG CO
Your RexalJ Store. _
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BY ARE.
you see at the Liberty, and
, BURKE will appear in her
)AUGHTER” an amusing and
urdav night only. .. .A 'Para
• - - Jt
will appear in his new . Art
AN,” ..a Hart picture at ..the
: pictures on the market made
ti of these bills will ..carry ..a
uge, and end up with a ..Car
best of Music make an even
.—adv. ‘
WASHINGTON'S BIRTHDAY BALL
Moose Hall.* Saturday night Feb.
22. Music by the Dream Three Pleoe
Orchestra. Eeveryibody welcome.
Radenbaugh & Shock, Lessees, adv.
All the. men In Uncle Sam’e Uni
term are tree.
LOST: $60. in bill# between Spar
hawk *tore and Charcoal Point.
Finder; ..please return to thie office
and receive $24 reward. Adv.tf.
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FOR SALE—Best equipped Bvinrudo
outfit complete around Ketchikan.
Cheap. See Brown( Electrician in
charge Wireless Station, advtf.
Good Monarch Range tog Me, six
|o!*3, bot water tank. reM«|4Ue
pri«& ywtr BsglgBd W» Com*
wpf. flnt right b»i<] vide. A
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'..FOR: SALE SCOW ELLIOTT
.76 . by 20 feet— 43 Tope... ... .
.. .. .Home.. on 8cow , i8 by 62 ■
Suitable, for Saltery
All. in good condition. Inquire of WI
A. Bryant, at Heckman Co. *‘_
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Button# Made to*Order ~ “*
tyfra.4 R«ee, above Frye-Bruhn
) Meat Market
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FOR 8ALC:—1-2 burner Perfectior
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Expi . t grinding and saw-fit ting at
Sully i Carpenter Shop.—adv tf.
At The GRAN D
-Friday — arid — Saturday
“The Climbers”
The story of an old grudge settled in the prize ring. -
‘NO STORY’”
Is by 0. Henry, America’s short story Genius.
“HAROLD LLOYD”
In one of his Best. He’s the crosseyed fellow that make
you laugh. j
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Sunday and Monday—
“I Will Repay”
.. Adapted from the Famous O. Henry story “A Municipal
Report featuring six of Vitagraph Blue Ribbon Stars, Corinne
Griffifth, Mary Maurice and William Dunn and others.
A thrlling story of a free slave “who kills the brutal hus
band of old master’s daughter-and is protected by the judge
who witnesses the deed.
“TO TO”
“TOTO” The Limber Comedian will furnish the comedy.
SEE “THE CONQUEST OF
CANAAN" A BOOTH
TARKiINGTON STORY
The story of Joe Loudon, who, de
spised by all of the townspeople of
Canaan, excepting the criminal ele
ment, rises thru sheer will power
and grit and make his way thru law
college. “The Girl” is finally saved
from an unscrupulous man, and her
fortune restored thru Joe's legal abi
lity, and In repayment she It not
niggardly. A regular Booth Tarking
ton story of boyhood’s ambitions and
struggles against temptations. Bring
your boy to see it. Sunday and Mon
day at the LIBERTY. Best of musi
cal selections all the time.—adv.
AT THE LIBERTY
SATURDAY NIGHT ONLY
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SKINNER’S DRESS SUIT
The funniest of all comedy dramas
Adapted from the story in the Saturday Evening Post.
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- SUNDAY AND MONDAY
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“The Conquest of Canan
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By Booth Tarkington, author of Penrod, and other stories
featuring EDITH TALIAFERRO ari<J JACK SHERILL.
Presented by the Greater Features Company.
And a two reel Lonesome Luke Comedy. .. “Lonesome
Luke’s Wild Wonsan” Its another side-splitter, full of pep and
ginger. A War News Official, opens the show.
Come and Hear the Liberty Orchestra
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Spring Showing
of Millinery
Our Advance Spring Millinery ^
has arrived and is now or\
display : ; :
We have also received an as- - >
sortrnent of LAOUSS’ WAISTS
for Spring and Summer Wear
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