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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1921-12-29
NOTICE TO CORRESPONDENTS

the attention OF corrcs spondents ie
allied to the fucl that ail CORES
pondcnec should hc in The Rccord
ofhcc not later than Tuesday after
noon. or late some correspondence
has been reaching the office too late
Tor publication the weos for which
it is Intended Maitcfs Of moro than
usual Importance may Doe sent later
than Tuesday afternoon, But hould
reach the efficc before Wednesday
night if possible.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1921-12-29
ATTENTION. LADIES

Owing to the unexpected resigna-
tion OF Mrs. Allen, who has been OPP
orator at the Davis Beauty Shop for
the past two years, the shop will re-
main closed for several days. An an
nouncement in the columns Of tho
press will state date Of opening. We
also take this opportunity TO thank
the ladies Of Alma and vicinity for
The patronage given us making it pos
siblc for us TO continue in a worthy
cause. Watch for the announcement
31-lc A. W. Davis.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1921-12-29
REGISTERED STOCK SALE

". 7. Bandoen, owner OF "Fortl-
land Farms" 3is miles cast and ,
miles south of Mt. Pleasant will hold
complete dispersion sale of his en-
tire herd Of 53 head Of IIolstcn cat
tic. including As head of registered
cattle and head Of high grades.
This is an exceptionally well bred
and fine herd of cattle and the largest
sale of its kind ever held in Isabella
county. S. G.. Forney, auctioncer.
Ward Campbell, clerk. +. J. Fish
beck of Howell, pedigree expert. II
you desire a catalog, address the
owner.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1921-12-29
MARRIED. ON CHRISTMAS

At 2:3O o'clock Sunday afternoon
Miss Beatrice May, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Vincent Davis of this city,
was united in marriage to Mr.. Harold
T.. Welch of Lansing, the ceremony
being performed at the home of the
bride's>parents by Rev. Il. f.. Shoufler
Of the Baptist church. They were at
tended hy Miss Lind Of this city and
Mr.. Martin Proos Of Grand Rapids.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1921-12-29
CHICK RESIGNS

John G. 'hick, second lieutenant in
Troop c, Tooth Cavalry, Michigan
National Guard, has rendered his
resignation, which has been accepted.
The resignation as an officer of the
local guard troop was made because
Of business reasons.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1921-12-29
ANIMAL MEETING

The annual meeting of stockholders
Of the First State Bank, of Alma
Mich, for the election Of directors
and the transaction Of any other bus
mess that may legally come before
the meeting, viii be held at the office
Of said bank on Tuesday evening, the
10Th day Of January, 1922. Polls oper
from 7:30 to $3.50 p. m.
Carl III. Washburn, Cashier.
32-2w
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1921-12-29
Post office to BE
First Class 4 gain

Announcement was made yesterday
by Merrill Stuckcy. assistant post
master. of several matters Of interest
pertaining to the local office, one Of
these being that the local office has
definitely done enough business dur
ing the year to be ranked again as q
first class office after June ].
lie also announced that concrete
posts have been received for mail
boxes, and as soon as the weather
permits these will be installed and
the boxes that are now on telephone
poles will be placed on the new con-
crete posts.
A number Of new mail boxes have
also been received, which are being
distributed through the more outlying
parts Of the city for the use Of the
patrons Of the local office.
Mr.. Stuckcy also announced that
the Christmas business OF the local
post office exceeded by one-third the
amount OF such business that the post
office has had at any time within the
past four years. lie stated that in
spite of this fact clean up of all OF
the mail was made each day during
the Christmas rush and the best de-
liycrics mace, all with the least pos-
sible lsoakagc, which was smaller
than has Leen the case in some years.
Dance every Wednesday, Tuger's
Hall, st. Louis. Bus both ways
advertisement
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1921-12-29

IL is astonishing how quickly Tan
lac will produce results. You usual
ly feel better from the very frs
dose. Look-Patcrson Drug Co.-ad
vrtisement.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1921-12-29

Dance every Saturday, Green's
Hall, Riverdalc. Bus both ways
advertisement
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1921-12-29

Howard Miller spent Christmas
with his family in Lansing
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1921-12-29

Dance every Wednesday, Tuger's
Hall, st. Louis. Bus both ways
| advertisement
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-31
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT



I"
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fast rl,n .rI t,..,..,, ''"".,i
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rtsnrl rr u.. ',. '''
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l'.0i''N 5000 sIs.rn"u. muI.Iu
$40 1.,. H.''''.' .'I h''"s'
49,.
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u '.N KIN l'IMur1.lt furnished
u"Ns' q" couple Hr iHr.. ,'.''a t. r.v.
'.' ...'.'U 'l. t'Ht'-. 4.',. 900
i'NN SUI .'f. Fr' v.f.t furrsHrl
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-31
HOUSES FOR RENT
FOR RENT

For RENT-rwo.story modern nome un-
furnished at us $. Peoria. Cai Usage
5663-R.
FOURTH. p, i53s-For rent, 5-rooru mod
ern house. Osago 77s7-J.
SIX-ROOM modern bungalow and two car
garage. corner OF Hodge and Utica. can
Usage 3sll.
FOR RENT--Muderu 7-room house, south
side garage Es5 per month. Phone
Usage hl7
rIVE-ROOM house and basement for reuL
nicely decorated, good well water clos"
In, 1000 block, y Main. one block from
street car line and half hlocl, from iitncy
lino. cal, at 9l9 \, Main, Phone ps1ge
LEWIS, n, 67-Now 5-room, modern
modern house good well water. garage.
So n. LOWS ouc-haIf block Admiral jit-
ney. close to Whittier school Usage
SEVEN ROOM house city and well
water. corner Haskell and Madison,
rent $50. Usage 1851,
DETROIT. s. lllo--One modern duu'"N
bungalow with sleeping pprchrs. close
70 Horace Mann and high school C'dl'
FOR Rent Flva-room house, strictly
modern. elo r Fifteenth. Usage
sGs2.
FOR RENT -Five-room house on North
Osage. first.class condition, larg" gar-
den spot not modern, rent reasonable
NINTH. w. u5-For ront. Groom
modern bungalow, walking distance
OsaEc 677G.
FOR RENT-New Broom. screened in
age, Lombard addition. $40 "saEe 1888
FOR RENT--Half Of modern duplex,
walking distance, os'g" t'l'.
SIX ROOM duplex. we'll near car line,
'36 per month OsaEe 2Slo-I
FIFTH T., l20i-Onc G-room house f1r
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-31

% TTUUENI INVE3TWENT
tn' '.r1"u. modern house and ono
i'r'H.r.ur nuua, uu same Iui finished
al modern and nice places. rental value
LI'H U'r mouth, can buy both fur ftuuu
f"r r.Et ''N Hnvs call s' %. 5r,4r'y
illg. f0r details. Location not given
over phone.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-31
REAL ESTATE. aI nj
NEW SEVEN -ROQNq0
BUNGALOW wv

Ar LESS THAN COST TO httLD
Practically new scvcn-room bunga-
low on fun size lot. best scutionno on
north side, garage, servant uusAi-
tcrs, hardwood floors throusho,r
ali huilt-in features; tile ( bath
French doors. brick mantcl a. n,,d
cement drive and porch; best dp0p-
rutious and electrical T. nrsp
price $4,000. good terms tor spit
buyer. Phone Sunday laud
OSAGE 39l1 az
week Days Usage 70S2 4
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-31

FOR RENT--lgI7 W Archer. modern
house, four largo rooms two closets.
large bath. can be used as duplex, good
wei, garage, shade trees, on -. {, /.
line. Paving, $40, sf5 with garage.
ONE.HALF new duplex 5i2 w, Brady,
three large rooms and sleeping porch,
Murphy bed. bunt-ln features, high and
cool one block from car, Usage 7.t7,
Ce4AI Al
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-31

EIGHT ROOM duplex, corner lot. street
car and Jtn"y lu front II Ia" door,
this property would be- id"al location for
an apartment can be- handled with 81.
500 cash, remainder ~ purchase price
Ike ron,. can MI Miller. Usage 692.
Residence, Cedar 7so. no S. Boulder.
nRohDMouR $500 huys one of the
prctticst bungalows Of six large rooms
in this beautiful .netghhorhood. garag"
basement, toueh'd In for furnace" 4
wonderful homo On dandy t"fWs. can
US Tor appointments Osago P5S6
LOOK At THlS -Fiye room modern bun
galow practically new on pavement
Nicely arranged All Tor ii5oO. wul
accept second mortgage paper or car hs
part payment You can't beat II for the
money. can osaEc 9bA6.
$500 CASH buys dandy fiyc-room hun
gslow not quite completed. modern In
every respect, adjoining Hillctcat; at
owner ag.ous to sa bars" at 500
with monthly payment OF only $50. can
OsRge 95S6.
$500 CASH and We Will build you a dandy
broom modern bungalow In tho Terrace
Drive district; hardwood floors through
out. You may select your design, deco
rations etc We viii make you terms
equal To rent. eau Mr.. fcrr'll AZ tcdar
TERRACE DRIVE--Ono of the most
beautiful b-room bungalows In Tulsa
for only - 500. hardwood floors through
out, garage. basement, rough"d In for
furnace, very hlgh lot, south front, all
Kinds f huilt.tn features, handHone
decorations and ol"cuic light nNtures:
French doors real home. $50" cash
viii handle. can Cedar ~.
ron SALE
New Groom, modern bungalow furnished
with high class mahogany furniture, oak
floors basement. gAragr located IN
HroRdmnor addition. WI sell at
great HHCrifttt. g.. 800 viii handle the
deal can Usage ti12 A'9o.
ron SALE
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-31

-. - a. -, ~
p''"n'' '1Hl i've '""'hH, p'''iu'n'' ba
.aEC. 'o", i''uN on i'"' f,al uuy h'
'''bo M"'ha" CO.. ll' w 1hitd,
SIN ROOM modem house all nice large
ruums, modern Ia every respect one
block ~ tur line. two hundred fcot ot
~ mll', ts"t' w. i'A'd'n'' '"dar
''O. -" '"u'" '""'"'''
F9h SALE "r trade, double lot lootl6o
=, We, hlgh CLASS i'Nhi"h'" hlsitl't IN
M'Ilulnh. Of'' minutes ilu" on Lax" IN"
rom i,'unHr ttru"n ~ Louis. Mo.
tntr du" NU@N'norr Go l'2l' WIN renewal
ptl'iltE'. ltlt" f2OO0. Address b,
7'' i. ear" world
cinl pflc" TO move. psngo 29SG.
GOOD room house. I'm, lot shade. fine
well water. would consider good car
). sknucty \ co. cedar iais
ron .s,Ilt hy uv,,r. .i, ,,.,t,, ,,,,,,,h,r
| electric lights. good we'll, gnruEr, two and
/ ono. fourth acres. all fenced, ohictru
houses. fruIt rtocs basement. etc. VIII
/ consider vacant tot on paid out pavement
~ Inlsh II" pntt ni ilrst nhyw"nt terms
Si,ticn ~" T',ia, r,Ta "''' '"u'' v ''u"''
,,, -, : -
porch well. garage no scwopnge. LON
bard addition. $50 down tl5 monthly
/ Osnge 1855
o.
REAL rsTATE AND uENTAIg
Ro,4I.nrcs furuu,hcd and unf,iruish.,
/ list with us for quicl, sale Huycta wnii.
tnr Harris. Usage CigG-J.
hn,rI,i si,n 'nscb ,rns ~ ,g
or Osago c2O
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-31

CLOSE IN-Cottage. modern, five rooms
and bath. newly decorated and garage.
In rear NJ Borwi,A Apartments. Phone
Osug. 77l6.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-31
RIDGEWOOD ADDITION y,

TsTTIViT.W VVTJ NTIUT TTTVN "
Secure your lot now and build later
In ths high class addition. all Ina
pruvcmouts are completed; lowest
cost In paviag In the city within -
blocks Of the downtown district.
This viii be your last chance to Sc
cure "A lot In this high class resi-
dcnco section at the low prices Of
fercd; many lots covered with
uativ" shade trees. prices from
81 OO0 up, on cnsy terms, according
20 tho size OF the lot. lots bO.-
G2 y and 7J-toot frontage. For
further particulars soc
THEODORE cox, owner
2O2 Mayo Bldg. Usage $50
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-31
REAL ESTATE
OPEN FOR INSPECTION
1916 SOUTH PEORIA

Juh co4rred houuq lnneaov Of x good sized rooms storm
tons and lht "nnF base pedestal fiber floor IN kitchen
made,
%
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-31
MNNrln-,tnAl. ts1Arr.



A. . TWIST Inv. ...t
r'NGr -H'a 80 MAYO ~ ~.
LIsr poor property With T.. t. WltWor, sbt
Pau Nwou.Hu ln1r nHaEo elts.
WANT o. huv fruw Gamer. attraVttp ..
''uw hulruluw. uu pavement and irHod
uutyhhufhuud. N.ll make good oash nay
mrut llpusr must bee bargaIn, sQi.F,
rtrn world ..4
TULSA HEsruENoE WNSI'Ep,''
Am moving Go Tulsa AMI want h hufuo.
lityr hflok apartment building ~ i0anhar
,Ity renting trt $500 prr month IN All
vance. ttat WIN tadc Tor hp,ac. pItco
pf luNtIuE $40. 900, mortgage ilb. 900.
Gtvc street number and price ia rrst lot
t.I X e. Campbell Hotel TUBA. t.luI
" ANIrD. Fiv, or elk room hods~' pay
900 cash Advise location. PRICE.
uu, 800 D. caro- Wurld. ..I 49,.
VAST Ip1. ttevc good auto Cssisr ~
WNNUEu I,,r orr Groom buuHplpw
II.nsu EINr price. terms and lpnat I'm.
immediate" uuasrsslou desired. AddJess
nuv ~ g. caro- world lN
AN loo tnr market for choice building
lrt must be- worth tine moncy. hJdress
tov -. cate world IL. .-E.l
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-31

WAIT t1 buy at once flvc hr s!ropm
house. ON paving, auuth sidof must be
IrI,ui at replacement value. k's,si not
d. now bui IN good coudition.ur1 oap ~.
~ tuIrlW. tHaEn a.Nt. t.,.g
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-31

WE HAVE a fine location Tor an apart
mout this property has good slK.
room house ON IT, ~ must Holi price
night II you uro iutrr"Htri IN q high
grade Irupcratiuu rhll Nj Mllrt Usage
tHc, rrsldruo" Cedar 7s0 40 South
Boulder.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-31
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
ACREAGE ron SAFE 81

,......,.,..,
road u.pI Now ,.uutt, ,ur close ln
F''' EASY ..''' N''"''I desirable NN''"
o." 'h i'.I.' .' b." acres close 'N um
. D.. .'N' lI '''' "" IHI'' 'Hr'''"
,uDI,.. .,,.,..,.f ..,... .,.,....,r.,., ,...
VI uul'n.u 60 '.1., iasa
IN4. AtuI.. ., i..r.,. .,.t.I ,.i
ll.,NTuuu coo. ,,.tar I.s"
Il,n tItpf,l ..,,. n,r.,..,, t.,
|...,. 3D. t ...t., ..
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-31

VERY CLOSE ~ south Denver. 81,
rooms. basement. riHtrru. fun lot
owner needs muu"y, Will make tctms
and sell for s. 900 Mpshrw n com
pnuD. ground Gour Wright lildR. Dssgu
1879.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-31

itbIiItbN.


200 acres. well fenced. 13O In culttya-
ton, 10 acres tmbor fair improvements,
well watrr"d, good location, good road
located to miles Of three good towns.
ON the Frisco, ~ mites out. Price $4,000,
4. I.pNlH ,'uhu
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-31
LANDS AND FARMS rou sAtn NJ

$500 Hr't ltIe 500 A'ltD FARM
WIN ,.N'HG NrrIG pt,iiNltp
profitable productive farm, edge thriving
village. convenient railroad town. section
farmers 90 acres lnpwN tllaEo, large
utstuIc. lots wood, timber. 1.uurc apple
orchard woli l"r7tgd house, o'N shade"
excellent view, good tn-it barn. smoke
house. poultry house. other interests force
Immediate sale ~ 200. only $500 down.
easy t,tm8. u lutrrratod. act uut,tly.
Iatalog iico. ullHd Hunrh, calico
Rook hrk
FANMS ran,hcs buHiuoss properly; so'd
and exchanged 'v't}whcr' National
business, Iist at unoc. h. Mhtmau, real
tor. luEhcHrt okla.
ARKANSAS
~ ACRES 30 In cultivation 10 acres good
timber, room house aud good out
huiIdihgs, . Sprinra fenced. Irlce %
600, cash payment 5000, H H. Atkinson,
botryNiIr, AthHn'na.
nANHAlS ~ FINE sTpCk FARM .olT
n'rra on Eleven Points river, sN miles
from Imh"d'n, Nrkanaus. on main line nf
800 acres tluu river bottom Hnd 100 acres
second bottom In cultivation Of which 100
ncrcs ero IN clover, timothy nnd blue
OAK timber, fiuo water, entire tract
ionccd uud cross fenced with woven VIII"
fence. two frame dwellings. four barns,
perfect tiuc, II sold in 90 days viii in
olud" rents, priC" 800 pet acre, on" thttd
cash, balance five to srycn years.
l.. rrauks. imhodrn, Arh
ron SALE Fi,e.nrfo tracts mllos from
Ilno ulufL Arlausas, No wot waste
land. $500 with 40 cash AMI 40 per
month. Not loasrd tur oil ur rpa No.
Goho", box 3Jl lpn" iuuff ArAnu-aS
FOR SALE 33C acres. goo acr,s river
bottom. IN cultivation, balance meadow
snd pasture. Hum" timber. two miles ~.
land town ana pustuffice, ~ milcH from
: Black Rock. hHri HurfnCrd roads. three
acts buildings. good water, healthy luct.
Npu, raise corn. alfalfa. clover. FREQ
outside range Jan Ideal stock farm
Address II. hpplcby, mack Hock, Ark
I FOX SALE 900 acres near county scat
! 60-acrr apple orchard, best Varieties
nearly all under fence. good huildlnge
cheap. Terms ON part, write owner. w
4. Hnn... Mur.I.u Ill ~
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-18
Everything to Make the Work
of the Home Go More SUiftly-
CleanIy-Comfortabiy-
Fifteenth
Effcientlu

is to be found in the Wana-
m a ker Housefurnishings
Store.
Not in q day were the repu-
tation and the service Of this
great, sunny, spacious Store
built up, and not by a sin
gle pair Of hands were its
wonderful stocks, comprising
practically every cog in the
machinery OF home-making,
gathered together.
Ceaselessly the worlds
widest markets are being
secured for the finest house
keeping utensils and devices,
and nothing is so small or so
inexpensive that we feel that
its quality doesn't matterlp
Everything matters, here.
Housefurnishings stores
don't need TO be slovenly or
crowded or cluttered, just
tFourfh Floor. VI
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-18
LILY LE|TzEL TAKES
PLEASURE IN FLIGHTS
She'll be Here Next Saturday,
but Will Confine Her Work to
the Circus Tent interior.

Petite. Lily Leitzel. world-famous
aerial gymnast. win make no aeroplane
flights this season. Her contract with
the Ringing Brothers specifically states
that she is to go no higher off the
ground than the dome of the circus
main tent.
To most girls the experience of flying
about at the end of rope fixed in the
very top of circus tent. where the
slightest miscalculation might result in
serious injury. would furnish thrills
enough to last them for an ordinary
lifetime. Not so with the daring Liz
liam. She regards her occupation as
rather tame one. Last summer she
varied the ''monotony' by making q
dozen flights in half as many different
style planes. On more than ono occa-
sion she all but drove the circus mama
gers to despair with her madcap under
takings So when this seasons contract
was drawn a special mo flight" clause
was inserted.
Lily Beitzel has the reputation of be-
ing the most widely known and best
remembered of all circus stars and the
Ringiings do not propose having her
risk her neck in the clouds.
Il suppose that If l did all my flying
over a net il would be quite all right"
pouts the dainty aerialist, but just
wait until the circus tour ends; then
I'll show them"
This seasons mammoth double cir
Gus offers more stars than ever before.
and these have been varied" by the
Introduction of Europe's most sensa-
tional wild animal acts displayed in q
trio of steel arenasA All will be seen
here next Saturday.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-18
LOCAL ADJUSTMENTS.
THE SCREEN.
Double Playhouse Program.

The Playhouse crowds this week
have been the largest in months. Every
evening since Monday the theatre has
been filled. A constant and undiminish-
ing line of people have been at the
box office seeking tickets for admis-
sion to the performance of the double
program offered there this week. A
special prologue in the form of a Ha-
waiian revue is staged as the introduc-
ton to the picture. koomari Ragini,
q sensational Hula dancer and WELL
known also for her execution of other
eccentric dances, is the soloist on the
program. The 'insistent applause testi-
iies to her favor with the audience.
-Four native Hawaiian singers and play
crs and two feminine singers are others
in the revue. The photoplay is called
The Woman Untamed" and it is a
romance Of the South Sea Islands.
Madae Kennedy Mt the Queen.
shift in the Queen Theatre program
results in the showing of Madge Ken
netly's picture The Highest Bidder
beginning today. Consistent playing of
light comedy for the screen during the
past few years has not effaced her very
genuine talent for emotional interpre-
tations, as is shown in this new photo
play. Based on a story by Maximilian
Foster, The Highest Bidder" deals
with the complications which ensue
when marriage a la mode and marriage
of a tender sort come into conflict.
Good Mystery in "a Voice in the Dark
A more absorbing mystery play than
"A Voice in the Dar;A which opened
yesterday at the Arcadia would be hard
TO find. 1t is a motion picture in which
the conclusion does nok reveal itself
long before the climax. The story of
"A Voice in the Dark" concerns the
love affairs of two sisters, Adele and
Blanche Warren, with a certain DR.
Sainsbury. The doctor had deceived
one of the girls and later won the hand
of the other.
Pauline Frederick at the Majestic.
Variety and wide range give added
interest to Roads of Destiny" in which
Pauline Frederick is now starring at
the Majestic. The film is in reality
three pictures merged into one. The
interest is pitched TO a very high point
by the rather peculiar bearing each
episode has ON the other.
William Farnum at the Riaito.
A thing that is truly worthwhile re-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-18

lar White Frost refrigera-
tors, also snowy white
(enamel baked on steel),
which has the wonderful
revolving shelves go
inches in diameter), that
hold SO much and are so
easy to use.
The White Frosts are all
top-icers, with concealed
drain, and the galvanized
ice-chanber lining Qook-
ing somewhat like a tub)
is easily removable, adding
to the efficiency of cleaning.
The White Frosts hold
100 pounds and cost $50
and S95. The 500 model
has a very simple, sanitary
and satisfactory water
cooler attachment by
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mains so despite the passage of time.
This has been proven by the reissue Of
THE Spoilers" starring William F'arnum
which is now on exhibition at the
Rialto Theatre. A wonderful produce
tion was this feature when first pro-
duced. It is still such. Rex Beach's
wonderstory of the Alaskan gold fields
finds a splendid Interpretation i'm the
work of Mr. <F'arnum and his support
ing company.
partners of the Tide at Savoy.
Irwin v. wiIliat's spectacular produc-
ton Partners of the Tide" Will have
it's last showing today at the Savoy
Theatre. Commencing tomorrow and
for the balance OF the week, Gladys
Brockwell win be seen in big Edgar
Lewis production. THE Sage Hen" il
is mother love epoch.
Betty -Cempscn at the Strand.
One of the big surprises of "The Mira
Gle Man" was the remarkable work done
by Betty Compson. Critics proclaimed
picture production of The Miracle
her an artist of the first rank and mo-
tion picture followers began to express
a desire to see more of Betty Comp
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Pay S35 and Insure IhOf the
Summer VIII BE COOs in
the Kitchen!
A UO-COmpnrtnent domestic
Science" FireIess Cooker,
Special, S35
Special, S35

D$HIS price represents a
decided reduction.
The Domestic Science"
IL the nreIess cooker that we
believe to be the best.
This particular model has
an snamel-finish steel cabinet
with seamless stamped alunni-
mum cooking compartments.
alI-aIurninurn utensils. scien-
tifc insulation, patented
watersesl hest-iock and auto
matte heat-conserNng valve.
Tho accompanying appli-
ances ara an 8-quart kettle,
3-quart kettle, triplicats cook
ing cans, Of 2-quart capacity
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(slnce it is in the churning.
not the actual freezing.
that ice and salt waste
most) with greater ECON
oMf than others?
It's all in the busy little
cream whip in the center.
Let the salesman show il
TO you. Every time the
can and paddle revolve. the
cream whip goes around
THREE times.
Prices and sizes of
Wanamaker freezers
range from the 2-ouart
size at S4.9o TO the 10
quart size at SIS.
And, believe US, if the
COW does her part, the re-
suit is delicious, velvety
ice-cream.