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Evening star., 1924-10-24
Rosine Perfumes

Featuring the celebrated Rosine Per-
fumes, by the famous Paul Poiret, in the
following odors: :.
lie Fruit Defender forbidden Fruit,
Sill bottle
Hahne (The Strange Flower, SIS
Madaradjah Can East Indian Ruler), SIS
Mutt de Chine Might in China)
$3.50 and $l4
Borgia 0ucrezia Borgia), 5000
Toute la Foret (Scents from the Forest.
5000
Mea Clupa (My SIM. $3.50
Arlequinade (Harlequin. Clown, $500
Chez Poret Cat Poiret's), $500
Don Nienstu (Question), SLIGO
Pierrot "a Clown, $1,000
La Balloon Con the Balcony. $3.50
Palais Roya-Main Floor.
Evening star., 1924-10-24
Misses Smart Tailored
FrOckS at s16=@se

and faces the world with independent air. knowing that she
looks trg Whether in the business world college,
whatever be following be dressed perfect
gives confidence gained other
And here distinctive models of the soft wool pad
hannels annes vevoknit in beautiful harmonic
shades striking combinations of brown and
delft blue Sizes ii to 20
PaIai Royal loo
Evening star., 1924-10-24
Children's Sweaters
$3.50

OF various patterns. Slip
on or button-front styles, for
boy or girl. Some with con-
trasting colore d borders.
Sizes 2 to years.
Evening star., 1924-10-24
Baby BOnnets or Hell
NETS, Sl.5O

Rayon (fber silk) or
worsted. All white or with
touches of pink or blue for
the baby in arms.
Evening star., 1924-10-24
Girls Sweaters, SIS

Sweaters of particular merit
warm, colorful, all-wool sweaters in
coat and slip-on models. Plain and
fancy weaves, and also brushed wool
in plain and striped effects. In
brown, tan, red, green and blue. Sizes
z to IA.
Evening star., 1924-10-24
Smart Hats for
Girls, S3.95

New Hats, of velvet, OF felt or
suede, trimmed with ribbons, buckles,
bows. cocardes or rosettes. The col
ors are black, brown, tan, red and
navy.
Evening star., 1924-10-24
Girls Winter Coats
A Group at SIS

polare, velour. wool plads
trimmings of beaverette mou1on braid and but
soft and becomngbrowns greens
tan nd
Evening star., 1924-10-24
Lounging Robes, S.

OF wide-walc corduroy. Straightline mod
els, with front or tie side. Well made and
lined throughout with dotted seceo null.
Rose Copen. wistaria, bluebird and American
beauty.
Palais ROyaI-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1924-10-24
Girls School Dresses, $895

Fashionable serviceabe a combination
sred-and o Charming little
combinations of these materials
with trimmings hand-embroidery applique novelty
collars. The coors brown tan and
navy. IA
Evening star., 1924-10-24

Fall days-Schoo day-aH demand and appropriate apparel
the kind offered by the Paa Royal for Saturday. plus Style and
Vaue.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1924-03-27
Local News
Highest cash paid for hides. at

Highest cash paid for hides, at
Nc Laughlin Bros.-adv.
Miss Alma Olson underwent a sur
gical operation at st. Paul hospital
Tuesday.
Twenty-four scent pks. Garden
Seeds for $1OO at the River Falls
Floral Co.--adv.
A Wisconsin state convention of the
American Radio Relay League is to
be held in Milwaukee next fall.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Searle spent
the weekend at the home of Mr.. AMI
Mrs. A. F. Morgan in Minneapolis.
JAG. Klein, aged Sc, for many years
engaged in the restaurant business at
Spring Valley, died at his home there
March 16.
Am equipped to drill and repair
wells, and respectfully solicit your
patronage. NJ. NJ. Walters, phone
24S.-adv.
The Boston department store at
New Richmond was damaged by fire
to the extent of about $4,000 last
Friday night.
Why pay more for Corn Flakes?
Get full-sized package of nice
crispy N. ]. C. Flakes for 1Sc at
Stewarts.-adv.
Axel Tingwall and son, of Bow
man, N. D., arrived here the first of
the week, bringing carload of hors-
es for sale in this vicinity.
Farmers, now is the time to get
that piece of machinery you want, at
bargain prices. See our list in this
paper. C. Carisch & Son-adv.
Mrs. Amanda Gallup received con-
gratulations upon the advent of her
eightieth birthday Tuesday, at the
home of her son, DIR. G. D. Gallup.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. B. Carisch and
children and Mr.. and Mrs. w. E.
Tubbs and daughter, Miss Adah,
spent Sunday at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. M. Baldwin, in st. Paul.
The American Legion Post of Still
water is planning to stage a carnival
in the Armory there May to 10, to
raise funds for the third Minnesota
district convention to be held in Still
water in July.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1924-03-27

G. C. Sherman was down from
Minneapolis Saturday.
Whipping cream and milk fresh
every morning at Mclaughlin Bros.
adv.
Come and see us about grain drills
as we have some bargains. {. Garrison
& SOn.-adv.
Andrew jacobson, aged Cd, Of Rib
Lake, Wis, lost an arm in power
saw last week.
Plans are being made for home
coming" at New Richmond during
their annual fair in August.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. B. Hanson Of the
town Of Hammond celebrated their
silver wedding anniversary March IL.
Am equipped to drill and repair
wells, and respectfully solicit your
patronage. NJ. M. Walters, phone
248.-adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Allen, Of ST.
Paul, spent Sunday at the home OF
the latter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G.
Il. Taggart.
Why pay more for Corn Flakes.
Get a fuIl-sized package of nice
c,ispy N. j. C. Flakes for 13c at
Stewards
Miss Margaret Bailey, enroute
home from the oratorical contest II
Whitewater, spent Sunday with rela-
tives in GAINESVILLE.
The New Richmond News reports
that the Clover Leaf cheese factory,
at Star Prairie, destroyed by fire
March 10, is to be rebuilt.
DIR. Clough, the well known
Oculist and Optician, at Hotel Glad
stone the first Monday Of each month.
See him for your eye troubles.-ady.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Ewing, who
have been spending the winter at
Biloxi, Miss, are enroute home.
They are at st. Louis now, and will
come on from there in week or SO.
We use the Triplex Machine for
Cleaning and Pressing clothes. BY
this method we put in creases that
stay put. A trial will convince you.
A. C. Laue, in the old Postoffice build
ing.-adv.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1924-03-27
Highest cash paid for hides, at

Highest cash paid for hides, at
Me Laughlin Bros.-adv.
Kraut Cabbage seed $500, and
Danish Round Head $3.50 ped h., at
River Falls Floral Co.-adv.
Mrs. Frank Anderson, who had
been under treatment at St. Paul
hospital for several weeks returned
home Monday.
Why pay $4,000 for manure
spreader when you can buy the Mo
line for Sl2s.0O? Come in and see
us. c Carisch & Son.-adv
Mrs. VIM. Buckner and daughter,
Miss Shirley, of Ellsworth, spens
Monday and Tuesday here with Mrs.
Buckner's sister, Mrs. j. N. Black.
1.-THE Whipping Boss" a thrilling
moving picture play written about the
famous Talbert case, is to be shown
here soon under auspices of the
American Legion.
Mrs. Henry J. Elliott was the
guest of Mrs. H. c. Walker at Eau
Claire from Saturday until Tuesday.
On Monday evening Mrs. Elliott at
tended meeting of the Eau Claire
Eastern Star Chapter. Mrs. Walker
was initiated into the order at this
meeting.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1924-03-27
IN APPRECIATION

We wish to express our sincere ap-
probation and to extend our most
hearty thanks to the members Of the
River Falls Fire Department and
others who helped save our property
at the time our barn burned; and,
further, to also thank the townspeo-
pie and neighbors who came out and
cleared up the ruins and hauled up
gravel for the new building.
MIR. and Mrs. John Simpson
Mr.. and Mrs. RObt. Simpson.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1924-03-27
BUY A HOME

If you're livinr in a tent
Buy home.
If you're sick of paying rent,
Buy home.
You can pay and pay and pay
TO the landlord till you're gray;
He can kick you out next day -
Buy home.
End Verse next week.
Fine new modern cottage, we'll
located $4500.00.
Is Rooms, all modern.
2 Lots, excellent rooming house or
duplex, best location in City $4,000. 90.
Comfortable home, close in
100000.
Also one with 2 lots on Main st.
$1S0O.OO.
Large house, 2 lots, partly modern
$2SOO.00.
Room modern dwelling on Maple
Street 100000.
Fine large modern home on 3rd
Street 100000.
Many others and also the finest lots
for building at bargain prices.
Jay H. Grimm.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1924-03-27
BIRTHS

Born, at The Peoples Hospital,
Tuesday, March Is, 1924, to Mr.. and
Mrs. P. H. CUTLER, son.
Born, March 10, 1924, to Mr.. and
Mrs. John Powers, of Beldenville, 4
daughter.
Born, March 81, 1924, to Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Snow, of Beldenville, son.
Born, March %, 1924, to Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Swain, of the town of
River Falls, daughter.
Evening star., 1924-01-27
The Passing Show.

The Messrs. Shubert Will present
the New York Winter Gardens an
rual revue, THE Passing SHOW, new
1928 edition, at Polls Theater next
week. commencing Sunday evening
February 2.
1t is promised this new revue, de-
spite the high cost of production. Is
the most gorgeous in point sf seen
cry and costumes of any New York
Winter Garden entertalnment pro-
duced 10 date. 1t will be In two acts
and tWenty-eight scenes and Will
mark the eleventh Passing Show
produced at the Winter Garden.
The book and lyrics are by Harold
Atteridge and the music by Jean
Schwartz and Sigmund Romberg. The
production was staged by J. {. Huff
man, under the supervision of }. }.
Shubert.
Included in the cast are Ted Lewis.
the high hated tragedian of song.
with his famous musical clowns:
George HaSSel. George Jessel. Frank
Gahy. Flanagan and Morrison, Ed
gar Atchinson-E Ely, Jen Moore. Vera
Ross. Lew Cooper, Vestoff, Libby and
Sparrow, Parry Askam, Hattie par
ling, Ann Lowenworth. Trado twins
lack Rice William Pringlc. James
Hamilton and an aurora borcallS OF
Eewildering beauties.
Scenes OF unusually spectacular II
hrilliance are shown and al times the
show attains the dignity OF 4 pa
:.sant. especially in the scene showing
4 ..souper dansant during the second
.inpire in Paris" and another scene
showing the Sans Culottes at the out
break OF the first French revolution
Evening star., 1924-01-27
Glenn Hunter In Merton OF
the Movies.

Glenn Hunters performance III
Merton OF the Movies" was acclaim
ed by New York critics as the finest
seen in years, during the run of the
play for a year at the Cort Theater'
New York.
Mr.. Hunter made his first profess
sCr al appearance in a play called
'The Clod." After that he Went into
vaudeville with Rose Coghlan. Later
lie played boyish roles. in 'Polyanna'
and "Penrod" His principal New
York appearances have been in The
Last Straw" clarence" and The IN
tir,ate Strangers" in all of which he
scored hits, but it is said as Merton
he will be longest remembered.
Washington will have the oppor-
tunity to witness the work OF TINS
brilliant young actor as Merton Gill
at the National Theater the week OF
Monday, February 4.
Evening star., 1924-01-27
Capital Cadet Corps Players

The Capital Cadet Corps Dramatic
Association Of the District National
Guard will present Looking Cor Mary
Jane" IL three-act farce. Wednesday
and Thursday evenings, at GonZaGa
College Hall.
The corps is composed Of members
of Company \. l21St Engineers. or
ganiZed to carry on the activities OF
the corCoran cadet Corps, famous
twenty-five years ago. This corps is
governed by the same regulations az
We're then III use for the EorCoran
Cadet Corps.
The annual midwlnter entertain
ment of the corps will he "Loohing
for Mary Jane a full-Of- laughter
and-fun comedy. with Agnes Fergu-
son and Roy keesee. supported by a
east including Franc Schreiner. lead
ing lady i'll the spring plays of 1920
and 1922 at Business High School;
l!dria kceSre. Scraphine Bordas
George Ruthwell. Joseph Bordas.
Alexander Thill, Morris Hewitt Hec-
tor Macdonald. Milard Rhodes and .Io-
seph ALERT.
The play includes Q temperamental
opera singer. a frightened Chinaman.
Evening star., 1924-01-27
''Patches.'

Patches" Il new comedy drama by
Joseph H. Graham. Will come 70 the
Shubert-Garrick Monday evening
February 4.
Patches, who gives her name TO
tho play. is the kind Of girl VINO
walks right into your heart-a de-
IiEhtrul blend OF philosopher and
street gamin. Though only sixteen
year, old. Pa atches has been selling
newspapers half her life and has
learned a lot about the world and
its people. She was brought up by
the Dock. as she calls him. who
was college professor by trade. but
volunteer by nature. y volunts er
what" "A volunteer booze fighter
explains Patches. The Dock learned
me how to think-he didn't give a
darn how ] talked
Aleen Bronson, Dodson Mitchell. j.
Warren Lyons. Alice Putnam and
Edith King head the cast. which in
dudes William Pearce. Harry Ne
Vile, Walter Allen. Homer Miles,
John Hirsh. Walter Brown. Hugh
Thompson. Charles 7. Lewis, Kalman
Matus, Walter Sherwin and Joseph
Mann. "Izzy" is played by himself
and is an important member of the
cast.
Evening star., 1924-01-27

se sille entertainment can be secured
is onl the Keith billing offices. There
It's price.
Manager Brylawski says he is now
~ 'u.ructing his best bill He is TAX
ms time and examining into each
.e'iaction - closely, because he wants
~, ~ make them all above criticism
nus lar but three acts have been
ssreed upon. The first is king
ls'o' with Charles Deland featured
and with class including Nena
", W. iker. Barbara Fowler. Kathryn
nlair' Lola Norton. Florence Madeira,
vance Powell. Pearl kincaid and the
necessary auxiliaries. A congress
composed entirely OF women will be
introduced to the American people as
ono or it's amusing features The
piece Is fantastic, of course.
stan Stanley and company is famil-
lar 70 all vaudeville patrons In the
renectiOn of Natures NobIe,nen in
INC Iheatcr That is another of
the acts engaged. and the third will
pc the I-utes brothers. with Claire 4
Lutes, In something YOU never ex-
pect. The bill will be Of standard
lenE 9Th and first-class I'm every item
and other acts will be announced
later.
The photoplay for the week will
be one OF those thrilling Zane Grev
western stories, TIE Call OF the can
yon," and there Will be other film
entertainment OF the highest type.
1t ought to be great anniversary
week
Evening star., 1924-01-27
The Cosmos. Anniversary

EIFTEEN years ago, on Pennsyl-
Vania avenue, near 9th street, the
cosmos Theater had it's humble be-
ginning as popular vaudeville house
with a policy of catering clean and
enjoyable entertainment to families,
especially to women and children.
The undertaking seemed not only
timely, but one which might easily
De carried out with a high degree Of
success, because even then the cost
or theatrical entertainment was be-
ginning 70 climb up TO point where
most families found II easier to read
or the theater than to get in II. They
could not afford 10 pay for entertain
Inent. 1t was also found that TO keep
the bills free from Objectionable fea-
lures was not always so easy as
might be supposed. But the theater' $
policy was adhered TO with rigid
austerity
Next week the Cosmos will cele-
brate it's fifteenth anniversary. II
has celebrated it's anniversary each
year with a special bill little more
costly than the usual run. But next
weeks bin is to he the costliest and
best ever offered by the Cosmos thea
ter All the World---at least the thea
ter world or WGshtngton-knows that
the Cosmos now bills Keith vaude-
willie for it's entertainment, and II
knows also that the cream OF vaude-
Evening star., 1924-01-27
The Ginsham Girl.

DOLLS Theater announces the book
ing OF The Gingham Girl for
an early date. and local playgoers
may anticipate an unusual treat in
the way of laughter, melody and de-
lighttul entertainment. No musical
comedy produced in several years
has won greater praise than has
fallen TO the lot of this unusual
show, which combines the utmost in
comedy. humor, dance and youthful
ncauty with wholesome cleanliness
II ran d year in New York. five
months in Chicago. and is now estab-
fishing new attendance record in
Philadelphia.
Evening star., 1924-01-27
The Jew IN Art

i mas been ten years now since
montague Glass transferred Abe
Iotash and Mawruss Perlmutter from
me pages of "a magazine to the
Potash and Perlmutter' represent
me Jew as he is, rather than as he
has been caricatured for wears in
this country" says Alexander carr,
VINO created one of the famous char
acters for the stage.
You can meet Mawruss PERL
lnulter ON Mall street anN dau Lie
Evening star., 1924-01-27
Band Box Revue.

Cell Mann'S Band Box Revue. "A
medley of music, dance and "JazZa-
patton" featuring Ruiz and Bunnie,
will headline the bill at the Strand
next week. and Harry Mayo. comedian
extraordinary, as "A Knight OF the
traction. with Mack and Manus, in
"A Distinct Aerial Novelty: Racine
and Ray. Two Regular Girls" and
Bill Telaak and Irene Dean, in Call
ing"
The photOplay will be Universals
modern mystery story. The Whis-
pered Name" with Ruth Clifford,
Charles Clary. Niles Welch, Hayden
Stevenson and Buddy Messenger tea-
tured.
Evening star., 1924-01-27

The Radio Girls" this weeks at-
traction at the Gayety. is said TO Offer
unique entertainment in Il combina-
,tluh OF buTlesquC. vaudeville. eXtrava-
! Sanza and musical comedy. Its
producer. Sim Williams. says lie ha :
spared no expense in making il one
iof the most magnificent Columbia
Burlesque shows OF the season Billy
Gilbert. faVorite comedian with
'Gayety patrons. is the featured fun
maker, in q cast which includes
Pauline Gleumarr, Hazel Alger,
Emma Wilson, John QuigG, the ac-
cordian king; Bob Wilson. the Mark :
Brothers. Sidney ]. Page and IA chorus
OF fair maids thar broadcast beauty
and charm. The Radio Girls" is an
eNtravaganza, and deals with pirates
Evening star., 1924-01-27
Newman Amazon River
TODAY.

l.. VI. Newman's Traveltaili. The
Amazon River to be given this af .er-
noon and evening at the New National
Theater is said to reveal many
strang" and practically unknown ami
mails in the Brazilian jungle, and to
present the first photogra phically
clear still and motion pictures of the
Amazon that have ever reached this
country. Not hunting scenes but close
intimate studies of the curious sloth
with its tiny offspring, q giant ant
eater foraging in the forest. the coati
in it's native home. prehensileta tailed
porcupines. the vicious ocelot or wild
eat seeking its prey. the most fero-
cious of all South American animals,
the jaguar. and millions ~ parrots
macaws, cGret. birds OF paradise and
other beautifully colored birds. with
troops of monkeys. ants, butterflies
and insects of all kinds.
Evening star., 1924-01-27
Mollie Williams Show

Moili@ Williams again heads her
own show at Gayety next week. And
she does not merely appear, but jumps
right IN and works just IA hard as
any other member of the cast Mol
lie Williams and Her own Show" is
pronounced one of the speediest at
fractions on the Columbia Burlesque
Cii cunt.
y brilliant cast includes besides
herself, Jack Walsh, Phil Adams, Bebe
Almond. klara Hendricks, Wally
jackson, Plinty Rutledge, Al Lewis
ana Ella Corbett, with II chorus ap-
pealing to the sense al sight and that
works with snap and pep.
me snow il IN eighteen Incidents.
WITH as many musical numbers. and
Il sensational dramatic sketch, 'Fa e's
Fire. in which Frank Tanning is
the leading man.
Evening star., 1924-01-27
Janet Richards, Tomorrow.

Miss Janet Richards will give her
usual weekly talk on public questions.
home and foreign. tomorrow morning
ii the auditorium of the New Masonic
Temple, 18th street and New York ave-
nue., at 1915 O'Clock
Miss Richards will give an interpre-
tive review OF the outstanding events
of the past week, both at nome and
broad speaking especially of the va
rious congressional Investigations and
tn 'ir inwurdnrsS, Britain's labor cabinet
and it's program. Russia without
i.enin and TrotSiy--what next" She
will review also one or two new books
OF timely interest
Evening star., 1924-01-27

retains his Jewish heart. even though
he has attained American aggre=-
siEeness. He is d poet turned fighter:
a sentinentaiist driven into being a
soldier in the battle of life
Now. please don't think me guilt,
OF race egotIsm when ! say that the
heart OF the Hebrew is the greatest
heart that beats IN any land" pleaded
the impersonator of Mawruss Perl
nutter 1T is great because It has
suffered. The history of the Jew f.
chronicle of oppression and perse-
cution; a book filled from cover 10
cover with abuse, ridicule, suppress
sion and sadness.
why it is that from my race
there arise in such unpromisinR en-
vironment as the Russia In which I
was born some of the worlds great
est interpretative artists? 1t is be
cause their inheritance of SUFFERING
and pain and priyation has give!
them the capacity for feeling; IL,
ability to understand the pulsation,
OF the human heart"
Evening star., 1924-01-27
The Fool.

"The Fool" by Charming Poiiock
will be seen at the Shuhelt-Beiasco
Theater next week, beginning Mon
day night, February 4. with the New
York company, presented by the Sci l.
lan Harry G. browne, A. J. Herbert,
I%ima Tiden. oscar Fieman, Clarence e
Iandyside. Hale Norrross. paNla
Leonard Beatrice Kay, IIilda Naug nan.
Elizabeth Shirley. Maude RoWlahh'
I:Iancha sharp. Norah shelby. \lr-
.,inja Norton. Hamilton Mott, Frank
,,nnIon. George Greenberg, Earle
Craddock. George Wright aud Bar
bara Cooper.
Evening star., 1924-01-27

with six scenes of unusual novelty
and beauty. entitled. "The Isle of Ad-
venture" one of these sets pictures
the swift sailing pirate ship "Feer-
less" while others show the castle.
of a pirate chief. ''The Garden of the
SUM-" highway near the treasure
castle. and a place Where the Ghost
Walks"
To these scenes have been fitted
fifteen musical numbers and as many
Sprightly dances, together with n
fashion show. During the show
novelty vaudeville acts will be In
itroducel.
Evening star., 1924-01-27
Actor for Fifty-Two Years.

Dan Mason. creator of the Too
hrfNlile trolley and Pop Tuttle COM
edies and now acting an Important
role in George Archainbaud's new
William Fox special. The Plum
derer," has been acting for fifty-two
years. For fifty-two years Mr.. Mason
was a featured player on the stage.
For ten years he has been a featured d
played i'll motion pictures.
Evening star., 1924-01-27
Coming Attractions

I and THE Night Watchman." are
| scheduled as co-headliners at r. +.
! keith's for the week commencing
| February 4. Lou Holtz. the popu-
lar blackface comedian and musical
comedy favorite will be the added at
traction in oh Solo Mio'
Evening star., 1924-01-27
Arcade.

y real novelty is promised at the
Arcade Friday evening. when a
! Jumping jack dance" will be the
attraction, and souvenirs of unusual
character will be distributed.
Evening star., 1924-01-27

, a snappy maid and numerous other
exciting people.
Tickets are on sale at the National
Guard Armory, Az l. street north
west
Evening star., 1924-01-27
Ella Shields, English Imper-
senator,

Ella Shields. impersonator Of Eng
Bsh male characters, called in Lon
don 1.-THE Ideal of Ideals and Wilkie
Bard, the English comedian. known
IN Washington for his comedy char
acterizationS of the "ScrubWoman"
Evening star., 1924-01-27
Janet Richards

Public Questions: Home and Foreign
Every Monday Morning at 10:45
New Masonic Temple, 18th & New York Ave.
An interpretive Review Of World Events
Cincluding tax ......... 60 Cents
Evening star., 1924-01-27
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