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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1920-01-11
FOR SALE

FOR SALE
BARGAINS IN GOOD MACHINERY
One Pratt & Whitney 16-inxS-ft. lathe.
with semi-quick change gears.
One 15-in.x12-ft. lathe, with taper at
tachment.,
One 36-inch band saw.
14x24 and 1896 Corliss engines.
SO and s0-h. p. boilers.
rs and 40-h. p. vertical boilers.
sHx12 double drum hosting engine and
boiler.
sx1o. lox15. 1axl5 double drum mine
hoists.
New 25-inch and 20-inch drill presses.
Sx1o, 9xi2. 14z12 engines.
New alternating motors. to 50 h. p.
and a lot of other machinery.
CRAS. J. GEOHEGAN MACHINERY CO.
Is S. goth ST.. Birmingham. Ala.
PIANO BARGAiNo-One s0od io.einwas
one Chickering. one knabe, one Kim
bali. one Forbes. one good pfayer-piane
terms to suit you. f. i. Forbes & Sons.
1ec2 Sd ave, \.
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22s ACRES

miles from Eutaw, Ala, on gravel
road; red sand with good, clay sub
soil: good dwelling, good tenant
houses; fenced; has. fine water; near
school, church and good market well
improved farm; $50 per acre reason
able terms
C. w. FORD
Phone Main 1915. 212o LIST Ave.
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EIGHTY ONE acres. miles
IIantersville; so acres cultiva-
ton: 4-room dwelling, good
barn. orchard. we'll and branch;
level to rolling land; posses
sion now; special bargain at
$500, HAMS h. Sid l.. Beason,
with Reid BELL Realty Co, sos
Farley bldg. Main 1897.
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FOR SALE, Nor exchange, FOR Birming-
ham property, auto or Presto stock,
10 acres Florida land, cutover, lin 2
miles Of a growing town; about 500 poll
ulation. This land lies in the Peace
River valley. black soil. and =. grow
any kind of citrus fruits, and there
is none better for truck growing.
Don't answer this ad unless you mean
business. For further information.
address Box As, Sulligent, Ala.
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SUNNYSIDE

Four, acres on corner of fine lying
and elegant quality of land, with Z
room house; lots of fruit; electric
lights and water; can be made
very fine place; one-half block of
South Bessemer car line; price only
5000; terms; 80 days possession.
See John U. May, Jemison Real Es-
tate & ms. Co.. 211 N. goth st. Main
$3.50.
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HOUSEHOLD GOODS

FOR SALE-Complete furniture for .
rooms in 10-room residence. 18th ave,
south; convenient cars, ,jitneys. VIII
turn over lease. about months to
run, to purchaser. Address MA, Age
4 Herald
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FARM WANTED-we have
waiting buyers. one for good
level farm with good improve
ments, 100 to 800 acres for gen.
eral and hog farm; another for
a dairy farm. location. which
must be handy to station; a
place already equipped desired.
See or write So L. Beason,
with Reid-Bell Realty Co., sos
Farley. bldg.
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NoRwoon

$50; . splendid S-rocm house, con-
sisting Of living ROOM. library. dining
room, kitchen and bedrooms: hard
wood floors throughout; furnace heat.
house in AL condition; on paved
street: terms 1880 cash, balance easy;
no address given over the phone. See
r. f. 1ohnsSn. Jemison Real Estate
ami insurance Company.
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FOR SALE

IOh GALL
1921 per month rent. houses, alnI
new, corner lot Avenue u; 10
cent investment. Price. $500.
$40 per month rent. 4 houses; lot
deep, . fronts, alley on side, 10
cent bross; by repairing will paw
per cent; North goth St, near 4
ave-. Price. s2500.
s4ooo-s10oo cash, good, mosers,
room residence, furnace; 18th
near Ave. II; immediate possessi
nice home.
Splendid, double, 16room residei
now renting for $1,000, and when lie
expires win rent for $40; hi
grade Investments Avenue II, n
goth St. price, $4,000,
H. d. SMITH, 401 Farley Bldg.
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FURNITURE f. ct, ''s sinisAs BY
The valspar Way. Call Main 6432.
FOR SALE CHEAP-One coal range
and refrigerator; dresser, bed, mat
tress and springs; center table, kitch-
en- table and chairs 2012 Ave. D., s
We buy and sell all kinds of furniture
and household goods. Lowery Furni-
ture Co. Main 3115. zoos Sd ave.
ONE No. automatic Ruud hot water
heater; good as new. 924 Georgia
ave, S.
MACHINERY 80
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NORWOOD RUNGALOv

NORWOOD BUNGAL0Y
The home beautiful for the
man who really wants a won-
derful home. Seven rooms,
three bedrooms and large
sleeping porch, tile hatp, hard
wood floors throughout. Large
lot. In best section Of Nor
wood $4,000. See
E. r. M'DAVID, JR.
Mcconnell Anglin- White
POPS Sd Ave. Main 35s.
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FARM BARGAINS
1O4-ACRE FARM


Within 26 miles OF Birmingham, mile
of railroad station, school and church;
practically a. level farm. all cuIti-
vatable; 50 acres open in cultivation;
good orchard, bearing; few grape
vines; 5-room residence, large 2-story
barn. smoke house. stable, chicken
houses, tool house, garage. well of
freestone water at residence; a new
Groom tenant house With good spring
near; a creek furnishes water all the
year; good general farm, also stock
raising, and all under fence; price
s35, 600, on which there is a $1,000 mort
gage 20 r1n for years from January
], 1920; will sell for $1,000 cash and 500
a year, or will accept house and lot
in Birmingham of equal value.
GEO. w. WISE
s1aO list Ave. Phone 1915.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-31
New Assortments of
Marvelously Beautiful
Imported French Brocades
Outstrip Low Prices In
Sensational Reductions
$685. $3.50 $3.50

We doubt If in all America there is collection of these
wonderful fabrics which can compare in richness in
assortment, in variety and in values with these tre-
mendous stocks now on sale
New-York tribune., 1920-10-31

Personnel representation in the great silk
centers of France, the vast power
Of Gimbes great Three-Store Buying and ey-
pert and practical knowledge Of market cond-
tons, these all combined have brought about
this invaluable offer invaluable alone to
the individual but the trade to Millners
Modistes Furriers
Ihe beauties Of these fabrics almost beyond descrp
ton. There wonderful white satins brocaded in rich
white velvet there sheer chfons of brilliant colon
heavy with brocades of velvet; there cloths of silver
and gold and there are most gorgeous satins of brill
liant partcoor which carry soft sweeping overdesign
in gold and silver.
ALI are included at the
above incredibly low prices.
ClMBELS SILK sHoP-Seeond Floor
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-29
NOnfe S sions
~ of a Bride

= Ldcy certainly had a grand inspira-
=tdon when she wrote to the French and
snnglish girls.
I'm going to read some OF it to you
81 .Remember she sent the same letter to
zach girl:
8 1.-The character of your letter to my
husband leads me to suppose you do net
know that Grant SearIe is a married
man; the familiarities in it are explain
& Bile In only one way.
4 take your interest for granted when
81 tell you that string Of letters much
II ike yours has followed Mr.. Searle home.
Each girl has some special pet name
yor him, each has some sentimental cpl
sode to remind him of, each whines for
vmore love letters from him.
81 take the liberty of assuring you
That my husband collected quite a picture
S. aIlery while he was abroad, and doubt
ms your photo retains its proper posi-
b IN the procession.
Why do I bother to write you this
a Not because I am jealous; 1t would
Too much tax my energy to be jealous
of so many women.
I write only because it amuses me to
inform each of my husbands admirers of
the existence Of all of the others.
EFT may disturb your eomplaceRcy
to learn that my husband has confessed
his various heart affairs to me-after /
had the proofs-and that in every case
he has assured me that the woman al
ways began the love makingl
4 have offered to divorce Mr.. Searle,
but II bfeaks his heart to consider the
possibility.
.'FYou see, he is very respectable and it
would discredit him before his friends
were 1 to break up his home!
$50 he assures me that I. his wife. am
the only woman with whom he wants to
pass his life.
81 know that is all bunk know it
as well as you debut 1t is discouraging
information for a girl who has been
thinking Of him as choice matrimonial
prospect
Even more discouraging is his hnan-
ciaI condition
He Is pOori supported myself while
he was flirting with you and the 9th
ers-'"
1t was some time before Bob spoke
Finally he said:
THAT letter was a lot cleverer than
Lucy intended
Howl"
Sue EoDDeC Grant OF MS chaEMlHS cor
respondents, as she meant to do.
Moreover, she ended every chance that
any Of them would follow him across the
Atlantic; and Searle VIII consider tina;
quite a service, 1 assure you"
$50. Lucy lost. in a way?
IT suppose there isn't any way a woman
can hurt a man who has hurt her"
said moodily, for I had begun to wonder
what was in Bob's mail from oversees
Copyright, 1920.
n (To Be Continued.)
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Not to Forget the
Bag or Vanitie

Vanities of silk MORE and
metal brocade will appeal to the
girlish heart particularly. Sew
eral clever models include The
one shown, and each is mounted
on a fancy frame, is oblong or
oval in shape and contains the
right ingredients for retaining
ones complexion - $5.S5 to
$500.
But all Is not vanity-famous
author to the contrary. He had
never seen the smart leather
bags and pocketbooks OF ca
Ghetto, crep seal, pin seal, calf.
alligator, or beaver calf Pouch
bags, purses with concealed
pockets, and kodak bags are all
tempting. Priced from S1.95
to $3.50.
Silk bags Of MORE with self or
metal frames; Italian MORE
bags, silk-lined and fitted. All
the spring suit shades, and
in several sizes-$2.95 to
$3.50. -Ayres-Street floor.
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So ciety News

Miss Gertrude Hecker, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Hecker, n Butler ave-
nue.. and Charles Garrison Winders were
married Saturday afternoon at the home
of the brides parents. Roses, sweet
peas and pink candles were used to
carry out the pink color scheme The
bridegroom's father, Rev. C. II. Winders,
read the service. Only the families Of
the bride and bridegroom were present.
The bride wore a bouffant white tai
feta gown, her veil was arranged cap
effect, held by pearl bandeau, and she
carried ain arm bouquet of pink and
white roses. Miss Ruby Winders, sis
ter of the groom, sang "Contentment
preceding the ceremony and Mrs. Her.
bert Warfel played the wedding march
Mr. and Mrs. Winders have gone east
for a trip and win be at home after
May / at 5345 East Washington street.
49,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Smith, 1854 Park
avenue. announce the engagement of their
daughter, Evelyn Florence, to Walter H.
Christy. The wedding will be in June.
The woman's Rotary club held
its regular luncheon ct the Columbia club
today, Mrs. Louis Burkhardt giving a
talk on Bees" Mrs. Burkhardt is an
diluoilLy Oh tliC ouDJtNAf bCAhb SCNACboAy
of, the State Bee association.
Miss Emma Belle Stutz, who is attend
ing the Briarcllff Manor, is spending the
week with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Stutz, 3139 Capitol avenue.
Mu Phi Epsilon will hold a business
meeting today at the home OF Mrs. Lloyd
Elliott. 1902 North Pennsylvania street
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Andrews, 1924
North Pennsylvania street, announce the
engagement Of their daughter, Helen
Hunt TO Robert E. TafeI, Louisville, ky.
The wedding will be in the late spring.
Delta Delta Delta pledges will give q
party for the active chapter tonight at
the home of Miss Dorothy White, 35lt
North Meridian street The program Is
TO be surprise stunt" with some take
offs" on various guests.
The Welfare club will give a subseTip-
ton card party at the Department club
April o. The proceeds will go to their
charity fund
Mrs. Joseph r. Joiner and two chill
dren Of Montclair, N. J., are guests of
Mrs Fred Gardner, 4f3t North Meridian
street.
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tom MOORE SACRIFICES HIS SMILE IN 'DUDS'
Reid Appears Auto ConedyMae Murray at OhoRoy at Isis

ments have been made in the decora-
tons
Transparent Oriental scenes line the
walls Of the theater and little balconies
have been installed for the musicians on
each side of the screen.
In Transforming the theater into an
Oriental garden the management an
nounces that the theater will begin it's
performances daily at 10 in the morn
,ings and continue until II p. m.
Two orchestras have been installed and
g Spanish trio of xylophone players and
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-29

whirlwind movie" that fairly takes your
breath away, should draw crowds to the
ALEXANDRIA the first half Of this week.
"Exuse My Dust is another Of Wal
lace Reid's vehicles of a series OF speed
stories.
..are is Punch with capital "P." and
VIM and hundreds Of thrills in this
play.
Realism and exhaustive attention to
details causes the Illusion at times that
real actors and not the shadow are be
fore the audience.
"Toodles" Walden, "Old J. D." and the
Darco Motor Company are as real as the
race, which is the climax of the plot.
"Toodles" is the son-in-law of the
maker Of the famous Darco racing cars.
He himself had driven many OF them
to victory on many tracks and when the
story opens had been forbidden to race,
or even speed in the future by ]. D.
But fate steps In and "Toodles" Is
compelled to enter race by unavoidable
circumstances.
J. D., who has overheard a plot to
wreck "Toodles" in order to learn the
secret of the engine Of his car, also
enters the race.
From that time until thu last the story
is chuck full Of action and thrills.
Opinion-Excelient work by Wallace
Reid, good directing and a snappy story.
MR.. SMITHS.
Il -
An Oriental garden.
That describes the Interior of Mr..
Smiths theater since extensive improve
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-29
HOW ANY GIRL CAN
HAVE PRETTY EYES

No girl or woman is pretty II her
eyes are red, strained 1r have dark
rings. Simple witchhazel. camphor.
hydrastis, etc, as mixed in Lavoptik
eye wash, will brighten the eyes and
"a weeks use will surprise you with
its QUICK results. Regular use OF
Lavopdk keeps the eyes healthy,
sparkling and vivacious The quick
change will please you Dainty
aluminium eye cub FREE. Henry j.
Huber, Druggist. Advertisement.
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These Goods Endorsed BY Norma Talmadge

"Norma TaImadge' Rouge lends that natural
glow to the complexion. 1t is put up in compact
form in a dainty gold lacquered box, fitted with
puff. Lip sticks are perfect in shade and not the
least bit greasy.
We are sure you will be pleased with these new
Norma Talmadge" preparations All we ask is
that you give them trial This special offer also
includes the famous ''Meorose" Toilet prepare
lions and Willard White Co.'s Vaucaire Galega
Tablets the worlds greatest tonic for thin, nerv
Gus, undeveloped women.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-29
Bingham Frocks, Special at 1919

These six
pads that will
we'll of which the girls will be they
decidedly pretty and stylish
glnghams.
little which
@16.6O.
$1.9s MILDLY jean
will These muslin
and sizes 6 to IA
19c socks play time white only sizes s
boys years a
clothes kind and of 16
there raincoats hats
the girls of IA
chldren's
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-29

In its place is a determined look.
The smile OF Tom Moore has made him
one of the popular screen players of the
day.
In "Duds" Moore doesn't use his smile
very often as he plays the role of de-
tective in search of diamond smugglers
who have stolen famous diamond.
Detectives do not smile very often when
they hold a revolver and neither does
Moore in "Duds"
Moore has gone into more serious stu6
in this movie and he has a chance to do
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-29
TODAY'S MOVIES

CTRCIE-Tom Moore in "Duds."
COLONIAL-0wen Moore In Sooner
or Later"
IsIs-CharIes Ray In Alarm Clock
Andy"
ALHAMBRA--walla Reid in Eek
cuse My Dust"
OHIo-Miss Murray in "A B c of
Love-"
REGENT-Edythe Sterling In "The
One-Way Trail"
MIR. sldITH'S-"Partners of the
Night"
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THEATERS TO-DAY

ENGLIsHs-"Angel Face" at s:15.
MURAT-Dark
B. F. KEITH'S-Metropol vaude-
vile, at 2: 10 and :15.
LYRIC-vaudeville and pictures, con-
tinuous.
BROADWAY-vaudev and pic
lures, continuous.
RIALTO-Vaudeville and pictures,
continuous.
PARK-"The Pace Makers" 10 and
S:15.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-29

Norma Tamadge" Face Powder contains no
rice lead, and is very beneficial to the skin.
1t has that lasting quality, which is hard to
secure.
Norma TaImadge" Cold Cream Is cleanser,
whitener and perfect massage cream, You need
other creams. For best results use Norma
Talmadge" cream only
Norma TaImadge" Toilet Water is put up in
attractive four ounce bottle, and is superior to
most $1.00 ounce perfumes Do try It.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-29

Members of the Yetter-S funier post No.
81. American legion, have begun the sale
of tickets for the concert to be given at
Caleb Mills hall, April 5.
Lola Murel Alley, soprano, of wide ex-
perienee in the concert field, will ap-
peer with Joseph Konecny, Bohemian
violinist. and Mary Kriss, pianist.
Music students will be given an oppor-
tunity to hear the artists at half price,
the legion post announces. Tickets now
are on sale at the Carlin Music com
pany, 143 East Washington street.
Members of the committee directing the
sale are Sidney Rose, Joseph Schneider.
Harry Kleis, Basil Veneer and Albert
Brunher.
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EaYprIANs LIKE rHEnA.

ALEXANDRIA Egypt. March 70
Great crowds attended the opening show
ing here of Theda Bara In Cleopatra.
timers say she was quite life-like
The Sphinx had nothing TO say worth
printing.
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THE ISIS.


There is no doubt that Charlie Ray is
wise in impersonsting a country green
horn In the movies, because It is making
a pile of money for Charlie.
The movie fans like this sort of stun
and they want TO see Ray do it.
The country boy as impersonated by
Ray has one advantage over all of his
imitators-Ray is genuine and he never
clowns, as he obtains his laughs through
real comedy situations.
This is what Ray Is accomplishing in
Alarm Clock Andy" now at the isis.
THE REGENT.
Edythe Sterling In THE one-way
Trail is the chief Offering at the Regent
for the frst half of the week.
The story is described as a western af-
fair. with bandits and that sort of stun.
OWEN rs SHY.
owen Moore Is a shy bachelor, who is
afraid of the girls.
This happens in Sooner or Later"
And sooner or later he fills for the
girls IN this matrimonial comsdy.
To be seen at the Colonial this week
in addition to a Snub Pollard comedy.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-29

singers in addition to the Deluxe Male
Quartette will contribute to the musical
program this week.
The improvements at this theater give
1t a sort of an intimate and friendly
aspect that 1t is safe to predict that
other houses in this country will be
following the same plan.
The movie for the week is Partners Of
the Night" made from a novel Of the
same name by Leroy Scott.
This is a crook movie, and when it
comes to the dramatic punch the story
hands 1t out with an awful wsllop.
- The story concerns Mary Regain, a
clever woman crook or "con" woman,
who is loved by a detective, and he fol-
lows her along her path OF crime.
Pima Nesbit as Mary Regan is a cap
able actress, Sand no apologies are Of
fered for Emmett COrrigan and the
others OF the cast as they do effective
work.
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Vacation This Week for the School
Children of Indianapolis
Open
at
$50

We have had this vacation time in mind quite while and
have been planning number of good things for the school
children This applies particularly the girls of to IA
years.
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ome dramatic acting which he does very

some dramatic acting which he does very
we'll.
The story lends itself easily to dra-
matte action and there is suspense
enough to carry the story to a climax
which gives Moore chance to be the real
hero and rescue his lady love from the
diamond smugglers.
Then Moore smiles.
"Duds" is a good piece for Moore al
though we would like to see his sun
shine smile more in evidence.
There is enough mystery about the
story to keep the admirers of Moore
guessing how he is going to get out of
one mess and into another.
opinion-"Duds" gives Moore a chance
to be dramatic; action, fairly sustained;
acting, very good; photography, ex-
cellent.
"Duds" opened Sunday at the Circle
and remains there as this weeks feature.
+ j. i
"ANGEL FACE"
Opening tonight at Englishs is Vic
tor Herbert's Angel Face" for a week
engagement
From all reports it looks like this
show will be able to deliver the goods
Music and dancing is Its strongest SIP.
peal
HE WRITES EM.
Anastol Eriedland is the boy who has
written a bunch of songs.
Friedland is a regular song factory
and he has turned out a bunch Of hits
He is appearing in person with Alma
Adair and others this week at Keith's
in ''Musicland"
Mile. Diane, the French Chanteuese.
and others are on the bill.
+ i +
The girls in THE Doll Revue" at the
Broadway this week wear costumes
made of paper.
They display many costume changes
and the effects obtsined are said to be
pretty as well as fashionable.
who knows, they might start the pa
per-wearing fad in this city, but strong
winds would cause many to stay indoors.
The Seven Russells, well known here,
are back at the Rialto this week in a
dance offering.
Their act is called 1.-The Dancing sere-
naders."
THE PARK.
Dot Davidson is the leading player in
'sThe Pacemakers" at the Park all week.
Herk Kelly and Damsel produced the
offering and have installed a chorus and
several leading players.
j. J. J.
GOOD MURRAY MOVIE.
Sunshine and happiness.
Mae Murray gives plenty Of these to
her photoplay THE A. r. c. of Love, ="
now at the Ohio theater.
The story does not have a definite
plot but naturally follows the lives Of
the main characters, Kate. an orphan
waff, and Harry Brandt. a successful
playwrite.
Mae Murray is Kate and n. z. Herbert
appears as Brandt.
Continuity of thought and smooth ac-
ton are the most prominent character
istics Of the play.
A siren enters the story as the temp
tress Of Brandt, who has married Kate,
the orphan girl whose protector he had
! been.
The "other woman" is not interested
in Brandt. but wants the opportunity to
be leading woman in his next play.
Kate discovers her husbands inhdel-
ity and begs the actress not to injure her
happiness.
The husband bundly seeks q divorce
from his wife, in order to marry the
actress.
But he learns his mistake and the
sunshine is not taken from the heart
Of the lonely Kate.
Opinion: Good work by Miss Murray
as Kate, an excellent story, bright and
cheerful
ALEXANDRA.
Reid is a knockout.
Wallace Reid, in a rollicking, speedy,
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Jewelry
for
yesterday

Costume necklaces are show
ing an Egyptian tendency to
solor and style. They are in
various combinations, show
ing q wide range of colors;
also cut crystal beads and
round or oblong composition
beads; priced from $1.OO to
S16.5O.
Bracelets are Fashions lat
est decree. We have them in
jade, coral, jet, antique ivory
anG colored crystal at SOC to
$3.50.
jet jewelry-bar pins,
brooches, long and shortcut
French jet beads, Italian
beads, round or oblong grad
uated; bracelets and hair orna-
ments-$1. 90 to $14.5O.
-Ayres- Street floor.