Evening journal., 1913-11-19
Grand Finale at GarHck
Theatre Tomorrow
Night After Informal
Presentation of Reward
Tonight at The Evening
Journal Office.
SAYS HARTMAN AND
FEHRENBACH STANDS
FOR BEST QUALITY IN
BREWED BEVERAGES
By BONNIE BURR.


Because you did not apprehend me
OH my shopping tour yesterday. to-
night must do that cruel prom
enade- You must capture me by
penetrating my disguise. AS /
promised ] viii appear in even a
lighter makeup than ] wore yester-
day
The scene Of my promenade Is
both sides Of Market street, between
Fourth and Ninth / will positively
remain on the beaten track" till
some discerning one says the magic
words that will end the contest and
win for himself or herself 5000 in
gold Ny admonition TO you is: get
the salutation right, word for word
DO not become excited II you think
sou have me spotted, for then you'll
never get il right. Don't forget your
copy Of THE JOURNAL. Before you
depart for the scene, rehearse the
challenge to some member Of your
family to see il it is correct. It is
surprising how few Of those in the
chase realize the importance of giv-
ing. the greeting properly.
Twill accompany my eaptor to
THE EVENING JOURNAL Office to-
night and my captor and myself viii
appear on the stage at the Garrick
Theatre tomorrow night where
shall make my farewell appearance,
and Incidentally introduce my captor
win appear between the acts Of
the wonderful vaudeville bill offered
by Manager Dockstader this week.
On this truly remarkable bill there
are actually eight star vaudeville
acts, in the yernacular Of the theat-
Iical profession, "headliners." One
OF the big features Is Miss Reinie
Davies and c. Morton Horne. Miss
Davies Won an enviable success as a
s George Lccerer musical star and Air
Horne was leading tenor for Fritzl
Seheff
There is a big elaborately mounted
Jesse Lasky comedy act which is
iscreamingly funny and, employs five
persons.
The Great Asahi is a Japanese ma
gician and mau of mystery who car
ries a whole troupe of Japanese as
aistants
A big treat is The Great Sivers.
for three years principal comedian OF
the New York Hippodrome Wood
land Memories" is beautifully
staged musical act presenting J. b.
Dunn, and five stunning girls "A
Drug Clerks Trouble" is a delight
ful comedy,a feature attraction for
any bill.
Harry Kelly and Lee Harrison are
always bic favorites with any aud
ionce. while Frank Markley wins
ovations by expert banjo PLAYING.
II Stands For Quality.
There are several things which 10y
al Americans point out with patriotic
pride 70 visitors from the Old World
Foremost among them is the coun-
try's progress.
Europeans are apt to be dazed al
the tremendous energy and activity
apparent everywhere. and the Mod
ern wonders they have evoked.
Americans are content to dispense
with .'hallowed customs and dc
things quickly. thoroughly. and we'll
When brought face to face with cold
critical science, romance simply has
TO go. The Sold ways are abandoned
for the new to the betterment ol
economic conditions.
Government laws help rapiC
progress by enforcing. in all indus
tries scientific modern methods
Antiquated ways become unlawful
and obsolete, and we know them ne
more. - Where once there we're small
enterprises. great flourishing indus
tries have taken their places. anc
American trade names are famed II
the world of commerce. on two hem,
ispheres.
Such name as Hartman & Fehr
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