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L_ “OVER THE HILL” TO BE PRESENTED HERE The William Fox special phot*-pro duction **Over the Hill" which i s her alded as :one of the most fascinating film dramas i-Ver released, will he at the Bijou theatre Monday aud Tuesday. The success of "Over the Hill" dur ing a year’s run in New York prior to its release jo the country at large, a signifies I*l psychological liiigle of the showmansihp of it pro ducer, William Fox. For Mr. Fox, With the unerring instinct of a good (showman, in the cast of this pic ture reached back into the dim and hiisty past and brought forth a story that is exceedingly timely jn its t> pe snd grade of theatregoers. There is much loughter, wholesome sentiment and genuine amusement 1 Aalue in "Over the Hill” that it stands 'sut as embodying all that Is finest and most attractive in theatrical en tertainment. The him story was made from Will Oarleton’s "Farm Ballads’ by Paul H. and was directed with superb fkill by Harry Millarde. The part of Ida Benton, the principal character, Is P'ayed by Mary Carr, who has made of it a masterpiece of dramatic art. Baumgartner’s Market, Hl2 Monk street, phone 100, in addition to choice western meats, will in future handle select oysters 40c per quart, delivered. f:| ) ON ROAD TO BONEYAR^I^^i { . ~~ , "1 have just finished a tratment ■ fli your wonderful remedy and can lay it has done wonders for nic; al i'eady. For the past tiv c years l have Item unable to eat any but llglli food and that but sparingly, as jiny food caused me t„ h>at with gas. ) Was reduced to a skeleton of ninety pounds, mid was on the road to the jboneyard. A friend jn Birmingham ifnt me a bottle of MaVr’s Wonderful Remedy, Which 1 took, and I am sure it will entirely ciir t , me of my trouble, Judging from what it brough from’ me and tVd way I feel.” It is sim ple, harmless prifparation that rc m<ftos the eatarrlml Tudeus from t|ie Irttentinal tra<’ t and allays the infla inatfon whh jmgxct-teally all atoniaeh. g imi > ■ I"" c.•. Newcastle St JIMMI# HODGES AT GRAND TOMORROW | Jimmie Hodges, tlic favorite come dian that made guch a hit here in '.My Havana Girl," will be seen in his latest Production, "Hodges Revu e of ! 1922" at the Grand tomorrow night, i A carload of scenery goes with the production and beautiful costumfes seen on the Grand thea tre ®ge. The large cliorug of twen ty ijMes and eight men will put over ;H!l f big musical hit , iaml ipecjal lighting effectg will he glorious to gaze upon. I lodges has nrf doubt surrounded himself with a company r* real ar tists who help to make the big sticce i, that lie is play a return engagment eycrfkvhere, he goes. -Manager Spencer announced that the tickedg are gojng fast so you are warned to get your seats early at the box office tomorrow morning and save being disappointed. The' same popular prices will prevail. VAUDEVILLE OPENS AT THE GRAND TUESDAY Art. Candler and his "Broadway Follies" w*i!l open an engagement at the Grand commencing Tuesday im-f. Mr. Candler ' .’I lii.v, l.|a Will .! , 1 I" I 1 1111 v irl\ '■ - ! ’i 'i‘ ** nfi • an id .id.! '■■■'.,■ 1 . Mm. ft'’, 'dll, , with 111,. yp|fs'-- Y'fl la 1 ad'led a " f 1 d"V i 1 1• • b- j 4 f II"". 'id a, 11, f L j f'i ■■* dancing Mullins, who are bilWuLhe \< lz. urds of the Accor<liikW/ v some late popular lrt#||||hd who have been called huckflMVl time, v.-herevnr they have I /M fired to their , that they are fofffE •"' •■■liners, will j„ a „ uproar willyjß'’ and Mir Foil A C hand will A. . w ’AthiSh^H ■” ' ~\U to til,, above 11 1 ‘my it. Walthall. Itli>li MaiPoiie Haw, will he so(. n ££jjL B- Kay's latest story "TIi.BTLm ClUinie, ' l;) a 1 p Ml I'.'l i lon-.^MMjfjK ' elils and a.liiM f \ Waterman’s Ideal Fountain Pins Gold Cuff Buttons Watches and Chains Umbrellas Gold Rings Military Brushes OPEN EVENINGS MIL W K*J-<JfcC JL aAI f • So a real lino of entertainment will be offered at the Grand this coming week, and you cannot afford to miss it. RAILROAD UNIONS ARE TO SOON AMALGAMATE Chicago, Dec. £■—The internation al anialganation committee of fifty members, purposes to amalgamate standard organizations of railway em ployes jnto one body was voted here today at a conference of five hun dred delegates representing between six and seven thousand locals. Baumgartner’s Market, 312 Monk street, phone 100, in addition to choice western meats, will jn future handle select oysters 40c per quart, delWered. Jwb Rheumatic Pain From Aching Joints Rub Pain right out with small trial bottle of old *‘St. Jacobs Oil.” Stop “dosing” Rheumatism. It’s pain only; not one case in fifty requires internal treatment. Rub soothing, penertating “St. Jacobs Oil” right on the "tender spot,” and by the time you say Jack Robinson—out comes the rheumatic pain and distress. “St. Jacobs Oil” is a harmless rheu matism liniment which never disap points and doesn’t burn the skin. It jPßb,pain. soreness and stillness from B joints, muscles and hones; a r sciatica, lumbago, backache dnd| .Jl-llplgia. |SSpmber up I Get a small trial bottle l&pld-timc, honest “St. Jacobs Oil.” Y’fcy drug store, and in ' from pains, aches ‘V'li’t stiilgf Rub rheun. f ? ■ /hs f— ▼ £nds coldxjLMp^l simply ( r~~ l jmly! Nv rj Walking Canos Masonic Rings Shaving Mirrors Belts and Buckles Cigarette Cases Cigaroeto Holders Established Twenty-Eight Years BONAR LAW HAS STIR IN PREMIER’S MEET BRITISH WOULD BE WILLING TO RESCIND POSITION OF CAN CELLING FRENCH DEBT. (By Associated Press.) London, Dec. 9.—Premier Bonar Law caused a sensation at the sec ond session of allied premiers t ciay when in the course of his reply to Premier Poincare on a moratorium plan he gave clear indications that the British government -would be quite willing to reconsider the ques tion fo cancellation of the French debt Provided such a step was made possible by reparations settlements satisfactory to Great Britain. SHIPPING Bil l. FOB MONDAY (By Associated Press.) Washington. Dec. !).—'The admin istration’s shipping bill, reported (4, the senate by the commerce commit-. tee, will he called for Consideration Monday. Grove's Tasteless tthill Tonic Old Standard Remedy for Chills and Malaria, coc \'f*§ J' v A 7 Ji ilf /Hg^@MHK"i ;J|t Wm _ f | -JT i I Jr. 3fk A ' e ,.ftw~%' ,T> V j V /] % /:{.’ ',. -ft Dodge Brothers sedan Many women who, could well afford more expensive closed cars prefer the sedan for their personal use. They find it easy to drive, easy to park, econom ical to run, and comparable in the beauty and richness of its appointments with cars much higher in price. The upholstery is done in genuine mohair velvet of a singularly rich and beautiful pattern. The 9 seats are roomy and luxurious. The hardware and minor fittings reflect thoughtfulness and rare good taste. Steel disc wheels (with cord tires) screen the under part of the car and harmonize in a most effective way with the new grace and smartness which Dodge Brothers have recently brought to the lines of the body. Manicure Sots Toilet Sets G.non! t Watches D incnd Bar Pins Cold Broaches Pin Sets Waterman Fountain Pons and Pencils (and Rings St.i Rings Cases Radios Umbrellas, Latest styles w Necklaces, Bracelets Largest lines Pearl Beads in Georgia Phone 140 * ' i, • •