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Monday-and ———— TUESDAY
Here He Is
THEY ANKEE
DOODLE KID,.
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“MIT THE
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New York called him BILL\ SLNDA\ THE SECOND, after
>eeins this picture. It's one of the greatest take offs ever of
fered. You'll say so.
If vou were uoing right down Broadway looking for a show,
vou'd never find a better one. than a Geo. M. Cohen.
V* another picture that will brighten the corner that your in
and send youn way with a smile that won't come off.
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TWO NIGHTS ONLY—SEE IT WITHOUT FAIL
HEARST NEWS—Showing the President reviewing our own
toys over there. Follow the President in France and see these
late weeklies. This one’s great.
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The BOX MARCHE
SPECIAL OFFER TREE
In order to make room for our new stock of
spring goods, we 0 dve with every §17.50 to
§30 men's suit. A HAT FREE, valued S3 to S4
.All our suits are mad -d exceptionally low and
are extra good value'.
Our 'peeia! >2‘< Blu _rsre is now SI3.50 and
only just a few left.
Ordinary NorfoF: Suit Reg.SlS.50 now S12.50
Men’s Pants. Wrol v -kinaws and shirts, are
greatlv reduced.
GSDRGE m oohaFj
^‘HiL-Lhe-Tiatl Holliday'
AauCeSGUTT
If you were lookiny for a show on
Broadway tonight, chances are that
yon would pick out a Geo M, Cohen
play. That's what the Dream is offer
ing tonight in "Hit the Trail Hollidap"
It's the latest and only Geo, M, Cohen
play on the screen now so you can
hank on a $2,00 show tonight that is
full ot Yankee pep and Geo, M, Co
hen comedy, the kind of a picture
t and an actor that you See bat once a
’ rear, Da1; overlook tiia eftaaoe,
Yea, it's an Art craft Paramount fea
ture thet you always bring the fam
ily to —Adv,
BRITAIN’S INTERNED ALIENS
While the disposition of our own
enemy aliens is still a question under
j discussion it is interesting to learn
I from the London Times that there
were recently in internment campe in
England 18.607 interned enemy civil
; ians. Since Dec. 1, 6,132 alien enemies
have been repatriated, of whom over
6.000 had been interned. Since the
same date 113 persons who had been
; interned as alien enemies have been
released, more than two-thirds only on
duly recognised a3 Czechoslovaks and
therefore ceasing to be enemies.
WALKERISMS
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i' ihe finest quality and best known
Hot Water Bag in America
’it CANT LAEK”
because it is moulded entirely in on piece
Gl TANTEED FOR TWO YEARS
but usually lasts much longer
This appi: ~ also to Fountain Syringes and all
other KAXTLEEK goods
WALKER DRUG CO
Your Rexall Store
Phcre 26.
HOT WATER BAG
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' NEARLY HUNDRED
MORE REGISTERED
_THIS YEAR
Judge S, A. Plunder, registration of
ficer announced * tills morning that
nearly one hundred persons more had
registered this year for the city elec
tions than last year. When registra
tion closed Saturday afternoon at 4
o'clock it was found that S35 had reg
istered as compared with 447 for
i ms.
Tomorrow is election day and the
1 polls will .be open freon 9 a. nt. to 7
p, m.
Look out for mix-ups in THE FIB
BERS with Bryant Washburn and
Virginia Valli at the LIBERTY, Adv.
French Women Train
ing For Industry
j Large numbers of women in Prance j
. are being trained to occupations for- i
merly followed by men Two centers
i for training them as machine design
ers have been established: one at Pa-'
; ris and the other at Lyon, and already
; many of them have developed into j
i expert toolmakers.
j Through death or disablement over
! 2.000,000 men have been withdrawn
from French industrial life since the j
; beginning of the freat war Realizing
j the necessity which now confronts >
; women of all classes, not only to earn'
i their own living but also to help carej
! for the thousands of orphans and other
dependents which have been left and
knowing that from now on a great di-j
versity of work will be open to them.'
the French labor dopenrtment is con- ■
sidoring the advisability of giving!
young girls, as well as boys a pro-,
apprenticeship training to enable them;
to determine upon an occupation for;
which their particular capacity may
fit them, France being a country of
small shops instead of large factories,
many of her trades are learned bv an
apprenticeship system, supplemented
by a careful training in art and design
With the revision of the program cf
vocational training for women in view!
and with the purpose of hasteningthe j
restoration of aiter-the-war trade, the!
minister of 4abor ecently ccnnnissio- j
aed Mile Marguerite Bourat, inspect-j
rice du travail dans l’industrie, to j
visit the United States and make a
study of the industrial training meth j
ods in use in this atm try. While or.'
this side, Mile Bourat presented a'
paper before the American Academy:
of political science in New York City.'
The Democrat, Tom A Al, Melville
and Eirrir Beyer cleared today for
the north and sea fisheries.
Did you ever lie to your Husband
See what happened in THE FIBBERS
at the Liberty, —Adv.
FOR SALE—Two-chair barber out
fit and cigar case to be sold below |
cost. Enquire this office, Adv 6t.j
NOTICE TO MARINERS
ALASKA, Alasakn Peninsula.—Archj
Point Rock Buoy H. S. reported miss
ing March 28th, will be replaced as
scan as practicable.
CHATHAM STRAIT, Hawk Inlet.—
Hawk Inlet Hast Shoal Light, tempor
arily discontinued March 24th. was re
establish and relighted March 28, 1919
Ey direction of the Commissioner of j
Lighthouses—W. C. DIBRELL. Supt.
THOMAS O. NEIBOUR,
Private, Company M, 167th
Infantry.
Private Neibonr, whose home
Is at Sugar City, Idaho, was dec
orated for conspicuous gallantry
In action near Landres-et-St.
Georges, France, October 16.
1918. On the afternoon of Oc
tober 16, when the Cote de Cha
tillen had Just been gained after
bitter fighting, and the summit
of that strong bulwark In the
krlenhllde Stellung was being
organized, Private Nelbour was
sent out on patrol with his au
tomatic rifle squad to enfilade
enemy machine gun nests. As
Private Xeibour gained the ridge
he set up his automatic rifle and
was directly thereafter wounded
in both legs by fire from a hos
tile machine gun on his flank.
The advance wave of the enemy
troops counter-attacking had
about gained the ridge and al
though practically cut off and
surrounded, the remainder of
his detachment being killed or
wounded, this gallant soldier
kept his automatic rifle In op
eration to such effect that by
his own efforts and by fire from
the skirmish line of his com
pany at least 100 yards In Ids
rear, the attack was checked.
The enemy wave being baited and
lying prone, four of the enemy
attacked Private Nelbour at
close quarters. These he kill'd.
He then moved along among the
enemy lying on the ground about
him. In the midst of the fire
from his own lines, and by his
coolness and gallantry captured
eleven prisoners at the point of
hla pistol and, although pain
fully wounded, brought them
back to oar lines. The counter
attack In full force was arrest
ed, to a large ttrt<Tnt, by "the
single efforts of this soldier,
whose liSrdle"exploits todk place
against the skyline In full view
of hla entire battalion.
At The GRAN D
a He? and T\’a th e r 1 r. => I. ?
Direction William Fox
Mondr.y-Tuesday — Two Mor* Nlgi
and V
Katherine
IN
“AMERICAN :
BUDS” 1
The Famous Leo Kids in ano:'
five reel comedy scream, Th* ti-. >
gest and Best Comedy showu since IV*
TWO LITTLE IMPS, A laugh i.i
every turn, Bring the children fo • '
one solid evening of fun. Not ir:
shows like this brought to town, j
See it tonight or tomorrow nigh
A PATHE NEWS *
Opens one of the biggest and l .
seven reel shows on the market,
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WEDNESDAY and THURSD .
Gladys Huletto \
IN
“An A mature
Orphan”
A Get Back to the Farm Come:
Five Reels,
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A Good Citizen Ticket
As election takes place tomorrow it
.s well that we consider the ability of
:he men we propose to put in charge
our City's affairs,
Mr. Heneghan has had several
rears of service both as Mayor and
Councilman and has proven eonserva
:ive and businesslike in the handling
if the affairs of the Town and we be
ieve he should be eleoted our next
Mayor,
Messrs, Bveret Paup, E, J Williams
and N R (Doc) Walker have all been
connected with the city affairs and
have proven that they 'have the good
of the city at heart,
If these men are elected the city gov
ernment will be in good hands and
well administrated,
A VOTER
Did you ever lie to your wife. See
THE FIBBERS at the LIBERTY, Ad.
PRESIDENT WILSON
IS IN FR
Well that’ where the Scr
gram photographer is too, r
taking pictures every day ot i
dent and you can see then
Dream, Tonight shows Wils.
lag cur boys as they are prt
leave for home, This , is j
worth the admission alone,
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Comedy!
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Comedy!
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Presenting
Bryant Washburn and
Vir inia Valli
IN A 5 REEL SCREAM
They were just little white lies, but both husband and wife
indulged in them. Each wanted to surprise the other with THE
GREAT EVENT, but jealousy and suspicion arose, leading to a
veritable comedy of errors and nearly a tragedy.
The outcome will give you the big surprise of your life.
An interesting “BRITISH BULWARKS” opens this program
of COMEDY.
LIBERTY’S IMPERIAL ORCHESTRA
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If you like the little extra touches of style, craftmanship and
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