Tonight
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The' DREAM
i A - ■ NluHT showing
••WM. S. HART*’ in
“THE SILENT MAN”
HARTS ' ..nd Hart’s have gone, but this picture
will be ng lime, it*s one of the latest five
reel Art craft rek t \H the new Hart pictures are .Para*
mourns, the- ■/.Terence in these new pictures.
On The S e — O H SPOTS IN HAWAII" "SCREEN
TELEGRAM" Are. CARTOON COMEDY.
ST a* A TOMORROW NIGHT
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Sessile Hayakawa'
In
‘The Secret Game*
A big Spy Story
and an Excellenet
Plot
On the ?arru
“SHE
Positively =:
urini Fo'F
■ Mack Bennett comedy
D HIM PLENTN
.k Sennett comedy >een here fea
::: pin and the Sennet ts.
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Men's Suits res
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Men's Suits regular 1"
All Wool Mac.
Xow $15.00
Now $20.00
to $15.00
Men’s Pants from $'_.H $•'
Lacies White L»re. SI : v $3.75
Ladies Winter Coat• ’ ' • '' ' r;;~ $9 50
Ladies Skirts. Talus = : r.o~ $3.50
Ladies Silk Dress e- . : l * r.'-~ $7.50
:its. res'.:!:r $;5 — $.? 50
>:. Serge Suit $25- $30 now 813-50
Ladies Pa.. Hats s.' vr A. bovs* suits
aid overcoats ret.
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SCHOOL NOTES
The chadren of Miss Hawke's room
- i i Washington’* Birthday pro
rstjs Friday. which many of the
threats s.t;en«ied.
In 3 written spelling contest on the
Hundred SpeHicg Demoos" between
the 4th *r.d 3th grades this last -wee's
the 3th grade tco with an average
of -e 2-1® per cent against >T 3-10
per cent— Later la a spelt-down be
tween the same two grades on. the
same »- rds the 4th grade oatspeited
the 3th
At a Senior Class meeting Friday,
iaiia nd cream were ctoee:: as
lass colors and sweet peas as class
:t-: The cia-s is timlciag serl
>asly : f adapting “CdiTy On" as
their tn-tito.
Preparations for a debate between
the two High School literary socie
Ferosc and Philomathiar. are an
si - r way. The traestioc for debate
is. Resolved that: -The hill pertain
ing to the immigration law. as pass
ed ty the Hoose. should become
at “ The representative-* of the
"rot, S ciety Everett Pa-ip. Cbas.
C sptt.SE and Leslie Wniiam.- have
take- th» atSrmatiTe. w'tiie the tie
rMiv- is supported by Win Brindle
Le? :e Bine and Mitchell SpaeC The
delate is to be held two weeks from
yesterday. Friday, then again it th
in--xt Parent-Teachers' meeting.
The next day being Washington's
Birthday the whole school was given
. jsarter hi-liday Friday. The wea
ther being s-v fine was another rea
son for the holiday.
Fve-r-tt Paup and Mirches! Speath
A. B. NOTICE.
The Arctic Brotherhood will meet
at their Hal! this evening at v
o'c'c't AH member- ar- reqiMted
to be present.
Bn H P imrsea’s funeral will
■tas- plate it 11 -’dock Sl m. Tnes
Ge-?ree Morrison.
Artak Chief.
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VC'ALKERISMS
P< »pri • l;
SHKET
Ml.'SI;
15 CENTS
PER
COPY
W'e wi2 pm r
t'ial without any
We icvrte coir p
machines under t
. d n Phonograph in your home oa free
c -ligation.
r;- and will gladly pat it with any other
-arae conditions.
iLKER DRUG CO
jr Rexaft Store
Phone 2c
10.000 TEXAS SCHOOI
CHILDREN OIT OF
SCHOOL LAST YEAR
T«x&2 is cue of tic S3 State* ao>.
Ur^f? co-opsr&Ucf la tie Back ts'
School drive which (a bein* conduct-j
ed by tie Children's Bureau oi thej
1*. S. Department of Labor. la Texas
attention is being called to the chil
dren's need for education by a large
tanner in patriotic colors. It teas
tirst shown at the State ce.nfereuc© of
th, Texas Congress of Mothers and
sinev then has been displaced at
meeting all over the State. It has
•toe been aimed extensively. The
banner has the folloWtag pointed;
legend:
Back toSchoel
“Our Government reports "JOtVt'Ot1
men registered for service who can
neither read nor write. ....I
Back to School
"in Texas last year 10.S?5 children'
failed to enroll In any school.
Back to School
A poster has also beer, gotten cut
by the Children’s Buneats (or use Iu
the Back to School Drive. It says
“Children back to school means sold
iers back on jobs. Send your child
pen to school!”
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PORTO RICAN
WOMEN BUSY IN
TOBACCO FIELD
Wcmen in Porto Rieo did their
pan in war work, according to re
ports received by the Depattnent of
Labor, but the majority were e-ngag
ed jn fcomble tasks rbai are poorly
paid
Oae o; the principal crops of the
island is tobacco. The seeds are
planted in October, ar.d in Decent be.
sad January thousands of women are
employed in setting out the small
plants in the fields. The women ten
fro® in the moTt-’ng until 5:30
at night for 35 and 40 cents a day.
There are no labor unions for women
who are subject to old customs and
bound by old traditions.
To these workers in the fields the
war meant that they must stick to '
their jobs, but it meant al§o that J
their men bad entered train;- g camps |
to become "soldados" and that the I
so?dadcs wore wonderful uniforms §
and shoes, which are a gl-ts of opul
ence where feet are usually bare.
The Porto Rico women are still
foiling for the product of the fields
they tend is dassifi ■*'; as ne of the
essentials and the demand for it doe*
not lessen during demobilization
A woman who died in Guilderiand
N, Y. left StOOO to a Masonic ledge
to keep flowers on her grave
The skilled German mechanic rarely
earns mere than $5. a day. Recently
a ham sold in Berlin for $130 and
eggs at 75 cents apiece. A very ordi-|
nary meal costs $-5
Fcr the first time in the history of
Tammany Hal:, women will sit on the
executive committee of that great
oclit cal c-rgan-zation In New Yrk
Harvard may send a crew to the
royal English Henley regatta in 1920
to defend the cup which they won sev
eral years ago in the eight-car shell
race.
FOR SALE SCOW ELLIOTT
- 75 by 20 feet— 43 Tons..._
Heme on Scow _18 by 62
Suitable for Saltery
All in good cctfticioa Inquire of W.
A. Bryant, at Heckman Co.
DRESSMAKING
LADIES FANCY UNDERWEAR
Buttons Made to Order
Mrs. Basse, above Frye-Bruhn
Meat Market
FOR SALE:—1-2 burner Perfection
and 1-3 burner Comet oil stove. Phone
; R-1C2.—ad v. atp
Eip^rt grinding and saw-fitting at
I Sally -5 Carpenter Shop—adr tf.
MISS MSi'n 'L'ETMORE
Ms*s Ma-jd Wetmsre is naticr.a
chairman of the National League foi
Worn*n't Service and a member o
the national executive committee o
the women's committee »f the counci
of national
.......
At The GRAND
Monday Nigiht ———-■» - Lwt shovring
“I Will Repay”
From the O. Henry story “A Municiptl Reporter” featuring
‘’Corinne Griffith and
William Dunn”
iv
A thrilling story of the South. A Northern magazine pub
lisher goes south to buy stories and is drawn into a most grip
ping drama of love, loyalty and vengence.
A PATHB NEWS and "TOTO” a new Comedit)i completes
this show. Last time tonight.
Commencing Tuesday
“The Torture of Silence”
With EMMY LYNN a star of rare beauty and extraordinary
emotional tUent.
A. DIFFERENCE OF 20 YEARS
From Pike County Republican,
rwenty years ago.
Ladies wore bustles.
5p«ratious were rare.
S'cbody had seen a silo.
S'cbody swatted the fiy
S'cbody had appendicitis.
S'cbcdy sprayed orchards.
S' .bedy wore white shoes.
Cream was five cents a pint.
I'antaloupes were mushmelons.
Milke shake was a favorite drink.
Advertisers did not tell the truth.
You never heard of a "tin Lizzie.1* |
Doctor? wanted to sec your tongue. J
The hired girl drew one fifty a week.
Farmers came to town for their mail.,
N'obody “ listened in" on telephone. Y
Nobody cared for the price of gass
line.
folks said pneumatic tires were a
joke.
The butcher "threw in” a chunk of
liver.
People thought English sparrows h
were ‘•birds."
There were no sane Fourths, nor a
electric motets.
ilea Verne was the only convert to
ilie submarine.
ublislilng a -country newspaper was
not a business.
ou stuck tube's in your ears to
hear a phonograph and it coat a
dime.
rhom was tlie happy days," says
A. R. Larson,
LOST: $60. In bills between Spar*
iwk store and Charcoal Point.
Finder please return to this dffieo
id receive $25 reward. AdV;if;
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*>"• LIBERTY
The Government Official War News—“Fighting the Huns at
St. Quentin.” and a Modern Human interest, story of a boy’s
triumphant struggle against great odds.
"The Conquest of Canaan”
By Booth Tarkington. author of “The Flirt and Gentle Man of
Indiana” Girls would you love .Joe Louden as Ariel Tabor did
- •' - --«c • - * >N
SAnd a good Comedy,
4 A Berth Scandalr
Hear the “LibeFty Three Piece Orchestra” play your fav
vorite Selections.
Stock
Service
Spring Showing
of Millinery
Our Advance Spring Millinery
has arrived and is now on
display : ; :
We have also received an as
sortment of ladies’ waists
for Spring and Summer Wear
STOCK J. R. HECKMAN & CO. service