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PAGE 8IX
•HERALD, ATHENS, Cl
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER
“WILD ANIMAL PICTURES” i
F STRAND THEATRE TONIGHT
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OUR BOARDING HOUSE
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for suys who are
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Wt'LL HAVC THIS ROOM
-V.-oaf Shoeing Map Miifvav In “Thp Vronrh Doll” At
the Palace Theatre Tonight.
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|^| let’s see ifvoj.
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Le/VTHttt. CHAIR.
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I OF NATIONS WHtN WE. GET THE PORTUGESE.
SARDINES, NORWAY HERRINGS , ALASKA SALMON,
AN* ITALIAN SBmSHETT I IN THE PANTRV• £
JHOP6 THIBET NO COUNTRV MISSING r'T
* Turkish RUCKS,
LEDD Y, ALL DE.
VAV FRONT.
Turkey' 7 xr
'MaI MURRAY ia > Strikinf MomiMfa.“THE FRENCH DOLL’'
“WILD ANIMAL PICTURES"
AT THE STRAND
“Trailinfr African Wild Ani
mals" at the* Strand tonight is
unquestionably the most extraor
dinary novelty that has ever been
' presented in motion pictures.
1 ^S'ever before has the public been
ffl/ered an attraction which np-
.Mals with : equal . vigor '(<$ < eVer> I
class of audience. For once edu
cational and scientific authorities
have given their whole-hearted
auppart to a photoplay that ie
. sheer entertainment* entertain'
” ‘ rpas»
thrill
animal Ufe in the world. His re
quest that a print of the picture
be placed permanently, in the mu
seum's library for reference pur
poses is a guarantee to the exhib
itor that he’s getting the real
goods. . ,
LAST SHOWING MAE
MURRAY PALACE TONIGHT
' which Is ian-
CAP HI6CIN*
RBHV1CEV
*tad genuine tnrill the most hair-
rtlsini spctoclc. /
, * When any person fa any au-
"Tllonce catches a glimpse of a 1X0-
( pound girl Phasing three huge
-i African elephants across the plains
“The French'Doll, >—
Other way fo saying-Mae Murray,
opened at the Palace theatre test
night to an audience that was
highly appreciative and seemed tc
enjoy every bit of the picture.
Miss Murray gives a aenaiive in-
$ALESMAN $AM
fctid then watches a whole herd of
these huge monsters stampede
and rush for the camera, you can
, bet your last dollar that eac*:
, ^'.spectator is going to experience a
' thrill that won't bo easily erased.
Yet this tremendous elephant
r . .stampede, the first of its kind
'* 'over to be filmed, is only one of
- the amazing scenes which the
—photoplay contains.
Not every African animal filtp
can be . vouched for from, the
.standpoint of voracity. "Trailing
African * Wild Animals" . has
enough endorsements from the
most prominent scientists in Am .
erica to fill this P a P cV * It has the!
fr FEf^aCTT WHAT .sf
NOU SENT ME FOR \
PA*. SOIOOS! BRumGt '
VTH' .SHANDY SO YOU
S>) Kin GrET WHAT /
SDO WANT, MEN
I 111 TAKE-TH* /
SgMANCY BACK/
Pi OttiOMEK WPlNIEO SOME G000& >
Wt DHXtf HPME. 50 t WtW OUEBTbTrtPiT
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it *t the Palace
Wardrobe For
$153.00 A Year
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Camp Fire Fudget Fig
ures Out Costs and
Shows How It Can Be
Done.
to reduco the high cost of , living
have prepared a budget' which
shows that a gjrl can dress ade
quately and weli on an expenditur*
nf |210 A year and. as a part of
the wardrobe should last, for tw<
yours.' Uie'acIifdtlS&C’VnBQWW on«
ly 9103-45. Here lv the way th«5
figure It out 1 .
J Winter coot <* years)
t flprlng coat (2 years) 19.7T
7 Rain coat and hat <2-3.yr).. 7.5C
1 Regulation (dress (2 yr.)
middy, pleated skirt and
bloomers 8.5f
2 Oingham dresses at $6 ........ 12.0L
1 Party ifress — lB.Of
1 .Terdey dress (2 years) ...— *.tf
Beauty and Health
Go Hand in Hand
. Penaacoln. Flu.—“Two pat. ngt
' . I suffered a nervous break-down
My ,mother hftylnst received very
gratifying results from T)r. Plitce'f
Favorite Prescriidl^. tdr 1 ft -bef
case of feminine trouble, wrote tc
me and insisted upon my trying It,
for my trouble, which of course I
end. I am now/a strong convert,
myself. A few%*ottles of the ‘Fa
vorite Prescription* Is nil I nod t<*
take to moke mwra *tout"Andwwet
# woman."—Miss Nannie B. H nm *
.. . jaond, 1112 N. OuiUemsrde Ft.
; ^ff&tezssis
! ask your nearest druggist for thl»
prescription of Dr. Pierce's In tab-
* let Of liquid form. Send 10c for
* trial pkg, to Dr. fplerce's Invalids ]
J 'Hotel. Buffalo, N. Y., or write for
, free medical ' advlco.-—Advertise-
* ment. • -
Ai< ..w,iW|'^ Wh -
TME OLD CRO&SiNCr WATCHMAN CAME HOME
WITHOUT Hie PIPE THE OTHER EVENING SO
HE e&NT Hie TOONGEbT BOY DOWN AFTER IT
FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS
By Blossei
THE OLD HOME TOWN
It’s the 19 th, Freckles
t Kpring hat-—LLbZ- — B.O?
1 Sport hat ,.-... —*.$C
1 Scarf atid tam (* yw). *.0f
2 Pair brown oxfords (t years)
at 96 «.**■ — 12 0(
1 Pair sandals C.B<
1 Pair overshoes 4.110
1 Pair rubbers ——.It
i Pair bedroom slippers (2 yrs l.M
t Pair gloves —.. 2-0f
1 Pair woolen gloves ’ J.0C
1 White cottdn skirt (pleat
ed) —JW... 3.80
3 White mlddlea (2 years), at ,
881.50 4.8f
1 Slip-on sweater . .>.2.8f
1 Heavy ewea ter-shaker (2 ',
^ shocks!
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^SHBS AREARIH*,
Too SAY
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END OF THE
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l CALF*.:^
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NOW AND6ET ,
Youe LESSONS
EVER SINCE T
1 GOT THESE VF
SPECTACLES }
FROM ATRAVEUNi
AGENT 1 CANT/
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THAT TA<T\ v
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Hootstown)
•PLAIN AS )
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HOOTSTOWN)
SETS TH'/
L CALPV./
TH Nose
ON YOUR
L face ^
"For the past nine years f have
’ been very much distressed with
b)oaUng and stomnch trouble due
to constipation since 1 was a child
No medicine gave me more than
temporary relief. I got so bad :
was afratd I would have to Icavt
my thrfe IfUIe chieldrcn. But siltcr
taking a course of Marfc's Wond^f
bful Remedy two years ago I bdke
Been entirely well; no comitipatin*
other trobule.” It is a ajmplc.
"harmless preparation that removes
the catarrhal mucus from the’In-
toetlna) tract and ABays »ha In-
flammdtton .which c.tusbV .= tacti
cally nil stomach, UvffVtandj intes
tlpal aliments. Including afppendl-
cftls.' One does dill roiivlhre or
monejr refunded. For sale by nl
druggists everywhere.—'Advertise
ment.
; • pair* bfown ribbed hose (2
years) at 35c
2 Pair black hose at 50c
, 3 Pair white hose at ^5c
; % Do*, cotton J undervegts
(1-2 years) at* 35e ...
' 4 corset'waists <l*t yrs), at
50c
(Or 4 corselet teg or hip con-
flnenrs. at $2.00, $8.00.)
’< -H Doi* pair crepe bloomers
< 41-3 ytarn) SLt-76c —
, 3/PJps nt $2.50, ••
3 Winter weight psjamaa at $2
3 summer weight pajamas 42.
1 bathrode (1-2 years) —
Scarlet tie
WEL?,T
wanted t eer
ONB THINS ^
O/AUSA-
wHxrs”m'
. CATC?
Black tie
1 tTmhrella (2 years)
2 Do*, handkerchiefs
lfrlSanA
worth mofe
Mill Healers'
t>€A btRVICS
I In the October number of Uvery
I Girl, the ’Camp fc*lre Girls’ official,
I magaslngf with letters from girl.-
who have worked out budgets foi
3*44 OH-nte UNCLAILED CiLF crate at
THE DEPOT WAS FIGURED OUT TODAY-
IT WAS DISCOVERED THE CALF SHOULD HW
Been delivered to hoots town • if
The Dempsey-F l r p 0
'ill be gives is dc
tRatV
tail at the Moss Audito-