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Hr TTKXnY
N. I). My leinplcMnn isn't n bit
like your pink pnp'r. It's n lut mero
like tlutt pnir or" ri:-M-t t-hoe you Jis
enrded last Mimiiicr. Se that's that.
Valentine lins no relntics Hvin; in this
ceuntrj. l"e had te letters from
fans, eue eliiimlng te be a brother t.nd
one a ceuin. but 1 don't beliexe either
of 'em. Itodelf matin the definite state
ment some time age that he is the eiib
member of his family in America. I
think, but of this I'm net positive, that
his parents' ate Mill living In Italy.
31. II. ('. Cellie of Valentino' Valentine'
photoplay, be-ide- thee you mention.
were with 3lne Murray in "The His
Little I'ersun'' ami Delicious Little
Uevil," vith Dorethy Dish In "Out of
Luck," with I'laru Kimball Youns In
"Ejes ofei:th" and with Doruth.
VhllUps it. "Ambit ion,' As (e people
Who " double ' ter -tars" in uatwereuf
Afrlunts their names
"I ' 1 can't auai.er ei
i's are neier sue".
our utuer iiucstien.
Camden-(.iaret'i lli;he- U WeNh.
Ne, he didn't play with lluih Heland
in "Ituth of the Ueeklrs."
.Moen .stone I'ranlih . xx narle
doesn't sound er jzoed te nu net
tl.at the Mer i-n't all right, but I
doubt whether any product r xeuhl at
tempt n Ht'olutienar War pluy. There
isn't very much intere-t in costume
films, anyway. It would be useless for
you te send a our seript t" Valentine.
He dee-n't idiM-e hi- own p!ny. Send
It te the M-eii.trie editor, Ln-Uy Studies,
.Hollywood. Calif.
'
Geerge I". II.. Ardniere Why a-k
me nbeur sleight -ef-baml triek-V What
de I ki.ew i.Leiii themV llnwever. I
de happen te knew the man who write
the artleli- mii refer in, and I'm
sending your lettei te htm.
W M
Saiali De-ert I guess your first
liathe ought te be Sahara, eushtn t it V
1 feel the -nine way my-elt these dn-.
euly I hnM1 a donor Iriend who but
Hint's net meMe-. i- it V Heren the
ta.-t of Hebeid Ml Wife": Milten
Sills, Mabel .lulieime Scott, Winter
Hall, Klhett Ietrr. He'en Hiinbar
Ann Ferre-t. Maude Wayne, Fred
Huntley. S Tenipler-Feuell. Mul
Fenten and .l.iin' Wolfe
.MInp Tey e, Shirlcx lu-' ii .- :i
(tar. In ieal life ! i- Mr- l!murd
Uurning Iler maidni i line wj- . nu
Flugrath Viela Dana ami F.iliia I'luc
rath are her -i-ter- They eu bein in
HroeMwi I It i' husband was a lilm
actor, but i- new ti dirntet Mi
Masen wa- beiu in 1 1" ' I . and went en
the Ftag at the nje of four with Wil
liam raxershiiui '" "Tin Siiia Man
She went from the Miiki te i -r.-eu.
She is the feet no itnlii- tali, woili-ninety-feur
iieuuiU and. iri.iis.
or two ounce-, and ha- brown hair and
light gray ci Iler henif addrei in
California i- kept fien- the fnn-, but
he can be nddn-Md inre of the F x
Studies. Hidlwe"l. e-: I in -ii-bile
would like te 'nar treiu ..u S! e
has just returned te Ilollwen, atin- ,i
ylflt te New Yerk. Imi I den i i h k
, Hhc has Minted making amnie i pn ,ii
jet.
Helene ('hadwn'4 wa- '"in ui l h.ol h.el
Wlck. N. . and edil'.ll'i thin M,e
has been tu ' ul." "" tiei. Lm.
(larrlnger." "Ili-un-eu-e." "Tli Leng
Ann of Miiiustir. ' Tii- 1 1 of
Fury,' "Serai h l Mi.. I ' The
. Cew' I'ltnelier ' ' An .Vhintuie in
Hearlb," "tted'e Men" ami tin i. nt
Mrics of llupert Hughes' pirtni.'-, I.e
n(des "The Sin Floed," wll'h w
liaen't wen jet
Uillte llurke nns bem in Washing Washing
Ien, D, C . ami I'dui ated there mul in
KrailCC. Her brst -I age appi iiniuee-.
were made bingmg in the music lialN of
most of tile F.urepean cntinlile-, uml
he mad- bit supporting IMnu May
In Londen. Her Amerlcun deimt wan
made opposite Jehn Drew in "My
Wjfe. .Nhe has appeared in a great
eauy niuys ami nuns, mu nuniereuH ie
1st here. She is married te Flerenn
r.Ieirfeld niodin'er el the "I elIieR," the
CFrOlle" and ether lliiugs. The iae
dauchter ubeut bi years old, who 1-
truve.llu: with Ml- lluike en her tires-
cnt theatrical tour.
I never heard of Fcarl Donald.
Vhrre does hhe come inV
Kdward llrnru was born in Dayton.
Wash., in 1t. and wuh cducati-d at
NVhtttnail College lie begun bis -eieen
1 t.Teer in 1015. and has been in him-
Mer Mncp,
1 'iiei Mix in, burn m lca- iin.l r.ln-
rtllfl there. He ieil the plains j- .
Ijwtxjy mul was a iiii'inucr m unese-
t'H lleugli Killers ililllliL- (lie bpuil-
l'ABirlcail Vnr After that be took
ID tct-ei, and the rest you Knew,
FAN'S SCRAPBOOK
h srrccn ilayni ai ate
f XKKI,T
lie i- a writer and director as well as
an actor.
Kltue Lincoln (liN real tiatne. by the
way, i- Oito Hlme Llnkenheit) wa wa
bern in Keclie-ter. Iml.. February ti.
lS'.t. and was edumted there. He wa wa
en the -tage two years with the Hidden
Stock Company, ami began hH screen
nireer In ilrillith'- "Hirth of a Na Na
teon." lack Angcle Kddle I'ole 1 ." feet
S4 inch"? tall and weighs 17d pounds.
I jiever knew he was called the "Her
tulnu of thn Si-reen." as he is by no
meMiw n hi man. Pole did appear be- I
l fore a number of crowned heads of Lit
rope with his trapeze stunts. 1 have
tend that he was gien a signet ring i
I by King Ldwnrd of Lngland and it '
cigarette case hv the ex-Kal-er. Jack
I Heio is about .". feet 1 inches tall ,
'and weigh- about 1T." pounds. That
picture of F.ddle I'ole will be used as
seen as pi'siblc.
m
Miirent I'etrucre t'nie again: Vnl Vnl
n.tine Is an Italian: hi- real name 1 1 1
Itodelfo alentlne (iilgllemi. Addre
him earJ of Lasky Studie, Holljweid
( ahf.
0
.Vuerilu Yes-. Alma Keuben Is still
in pii-nres. Iler la-t picture wis "Fi-ul
the Weman." an Arthur Somers Hechc
mvsterv -tery . whu-b she did for Cos Ces Cos
ri'epolitan. It has net bee.ii re'eawd
Address her care of casting director.
Cosmopolitan Studie. Second avenue
nud VJiith -treet. New Yerk Cltj . If
ou incle-e twenty -the cents I an. stir
-he will -end you her picture. Thank
fi v wi-liing me luck.
i:. O-tniider -Afraid :t can't be done .
light new. A- we have explained te
aiv number of reader--, the photoplay I
industry is in pretty bad shape and a '
u.mber of the best actors are nit of i
a Jeb. If Miu're set en it. go te New i
Yerk and register with all the en-ting .
('irtners and some reputable a?ent.
i
"Iwanuane" Addie Tem Mix care '
of Fex Studi". Hollywood. Calif. Try
it, i- -ill I can say te your question as,
te wh"tair he will answir ymi per per
seiiullv Seme of the .-tars d', nn.l I
-inie -nv tliey eeiiiuu i 01-111 1.1 nuo nue
the time. Mix 1-. I be'iexe, Scotch -I111I1
Addiesu .lane Novak enre f
F r-r Nntufllul Future-. C. ntnl b West
I el ty -eighth -ti '. New irk. That
vii- Jehnnv Walkr who p!nd tint
II le in "Ov -r tin- Hill." ddress bur
.;ie of Fex I 1 m Corporal 1 Holly
wood. Would -I5e- At nr-t I 1 bought yi
1 eght HUM! some -uria-m- pun " mn.
w lien
n v i
s'hlll.
lut.
tl '.I
vim -ii. '1 you wen- "kueckiii; at
iml-." bllt I bnjx' VOIl Uil'BUl tn
lilnd yu liked Wally's ji tun.
' vnu'll", vi'ii'i' me. I wi.ii I riiti r
nl.i'v m hiH -. Tell' Mi I-
I i.-irili il . lie ileesn I give
hi"
Mil-'
I'll p-ihlinh n pn-ture of bun us mmi
as I i tin. Your suggestion for n nee-
hiir'n contest is a geed, one, but I'm
trnid there Isn't much chnnee et tiik-
i ,. It no rii'ht new Uen't be llllshful
.ilmiit senditn: vniir seen. med awav
(if
i iirse, ymi "stand a hat
ihesu bad tunes.
I'M II 11. I
K. . '. - Ve, Itii-haril
. , . r-.-1 -. I tn Murv Hin .
Itarthelnie-s
llf. W ll'iV
i.lniiinr nil lhi stti2C In NeW Yolk Hi
i tw .ity-even y.ar-t old Wnllaie
MuclJennld is married te Dun Mav.
He deen net give his aj;i. but I believe
he is in the nidd'.e twenties. Nile.
Welch ii lliirtv-twii yearn old mil is
married te IMI F.oene. We will trv
t,, print the pictures of these three Mur-
iii-i as taien .1" we cnn. and el
Wit. ntiiin withiiiit the d it iliitflnin'-
i stuni".
Mrs. It. L. Walters- Qujte tier.
viih veu en the wibject of l'.lllet 1 le -
tt r He i a very real and coiwiet.iieus
nrtiir. I vvlll trv te publish bis plctur-
slmrtiy. W.-ite te him care of the F.i-
iiieim FlnverH-Lnskv Studie, Inlinaten.
Londen. Lnijland. where he 1 play ins
nist new. and I am sine he will send
you his piiturc. A year or se a;;e
"llextcr was seriously ill, and in muni' et
the pictures taken just following that
lllliesH he showed the effect", but he Is
nil rlKht new.
Darby Vemen's Republican Club
The women of Deluwnre Count v have
formed a Itepublican Club. The first
meet In;; will be Februarv 'J.'l, in
Chester. The president is Mrs. .1
Clnude IW'dferd Other officer 'are :
'lee i-esideiil, Mrs. .1. Osbemu linp linp
wned: si ceinl lei- iireslilent. .Mrs
('harli'H (! Arrilew: third vice presi
il.nl. Mrs llii'iibeil 1! 1'ewi II . i n-
l-.spendllC M'cretaix. Mr- W n
Mat-hhall recerdlnc sc relar. i-s
Helen Jehns; treasurer, Mrn. Jehn K
Kane, and assistant trensutrr, Mis-s
.N'uncy le el,
EVENING PUBLIC
T-
STUDIOS ON COAST
LOOKING AHEAD7
SAYS OUR CONNIE
H.V. CONST SVK YMMVM -llolljMeod,
Calif.
TTWK
Ihe time being, met Ien -picture
- nrniltirlinn U
irselv written In the
future icnse. Net that there Is a slur'p
such an we bad last snrlnc. and was
itallj very bad but mn't of lust vent's
contracts hne been fulfilled and there
N 11 perfectly nnVninl slewing up until
It is time te bcjsln the new ones. Hew
ever, there arc plenty of cmnpanle-
working, and enough getiing teatly for
in Mini sheeting te make it a cry in
ti resting ieried.
Iten Hampton has a contract which
falls for the plcturlzatlen of live novel-
tn th coming year. The fi rs one.
"Wildfire," will be seen in the Geld-
wyn efli-'c.s In iNew Yerk, t.tid from
tliere it will be distributed.
'Wildfire," like "The Whin." ' In
Old Kentucky." "Mickey" and "Check.
ers. Is a racing story. Among the
Hir.lls In the lilm lire n lierse race -the
tying of the heroine face down en ihe
, baik of a brldleless stallion' (n half
wu renegade ihs-s the dirty werki--
and a battle bitweeu the hereini'
Cl.ilrc Adams and the lialf-w!t.
Mr Hamilton is always te be de
li tided lpen te steep his pictures In
thrills. Melodrama Is h: middle name.
He gauges the taste of his public and
gives tlim what they want the lir-r
I ile for the menry-making pluywrlght
II ml produce-.
The untimely death of Flint Hew
U ft n vacancy en the Hnniten staff
of ns-eclated directors. (Jus i'etrrsen,
ii.ief clneinategrapher of the company.
Ins liecn promoted te directorship, thus
b'ling the gap.
Other caiiierntnen new directors nre
Philip Itesen, one-time director of
Wallace Held; Fdward Kull. of Uni
versal; Fred ISranvJllc, making picture
III I'ugland. and Irvln Wlllat, who
vnietimes producer at his own studio
in Culver City, and sometimes works for
Mr. luce and Mr. lieldwyn. Next le
1 &tngerrnfts,mcn. e-caiiier.nncn arc
-upiKisrd le make the be-t directors,
provided they have the dramatic sense.
I Hut what an inclusive proviso that Is!
'
LASKV'S is mere ipiiet than I have
ever seen it. There is only one
ii-umpatir working in the -titdie Wil
lliam De Mille's. lie 1- making "Neught
and I'nii! Fer." wtli Jack Helt ami
Agnes Ay res in the leading relps.
I have often intimated In the-e cnl-
1 ttntns that Jack Helt Is te me the cplt-
I eme for mnnhoed. 1 make lia-te te add
'that 1 -peak lintierseunlly. He Is quiet
and -ineere, hurd-werking and earnest.
Lately elevated dare 1 put here u
que-tien mark in parcntliese-? te
-tardem. his first vocational thought
and hope irt that he will get -terie- in
Uii-iv
wrappers I ( If dm 9 Wnfmmfnn ,, m
teg! Geed for jWifrA
gS valuable ', ' M 0M
W Premiums V ilW rji
iLBpGER JPfllllADBLPHIA, TUESDAY,
which he will plent-p his public. 11
view of Che rapid professional itilii.ltlen
of one of the most premising of the
Mcctit inseiiue stars May MncAvey
by the wretched vehicles given her for
l-er journey te fame, it 1h well that Mr.
Helt l keening a vealher eyu en the
subject. It t-emetlines hapjicnsi. though,
that stars are powerless te change that
wlilrh has eeen writ.
Agnes Ayres. for her patt, will begin
"The Ordeal," an original story by
W. Somerset Maugham. She vvilUhe
under th' direction of William I). Ttly Ttly
ler. Dorethv Dalten in te de "The Cat
That Walked Alene," with (icoi-ge.
Mel ford as her guide, and Wallace Held
is In put Willie Cellier's amusing stage
succesM, "TIic Dlrtater. Inte the eel eel
luleld. The late Richard Harding Davis
was the author, you knew. Jim Uni7.e
will direct.
DREAMLAND
ADVENTURES
The Heuse of Manic
Uj- DADDY I
hick,iiml Janrl ride into the tcoed.t
te fee if tin-) can find any icild
Indians. 'J'hcj come te a Iwute of
lurk dcci in a thicket.
CIIAI'TKU II
An Unlucky I'ccp
JACKaud Janet crept quietly up te
the house of hark they had found In
the dark thicket. They wondered if
wild Indians were within. The beuse
looked as though it might have been
built by savages.
All was silent as thev erenr feru-nnl
nut unsteady gleams of light
--.---,----...... ...
dickered
tureugn holes in the bark
The children paused elose te the
house. Suddenly they heard a voice
within a droning voice raised in a
queer chant. Their first thought was
te run away then they felt a desire te
see what was geins en inside the house.
Jack moved up te put his eye te one
of The holes In the bark. Janet held
him back.
"It isn't polite te peep into ether
folk-' houses." she warned lilm. Jack
knew that and drew back.
Hut the queer chnntlng went 011 In
side. It teemed te draw Jack te the
hole In the bark. He couldn't resist.
He put his eye te the hole for a leek.
If he had known what that impolite
purp wnsgeing te cost him, perhaps he
would have tied from tliere as fast as
he could. (
Jack found it easy te peep. Tliere
were two holes in the bark that fitted
his eyes perfectly. A third hole fitted
his nose, fe he cold get very close.
It was just as if the bark wall were a
big mask.
What Jack saw made him beckon te
Janet. She, tee, was keen te see what
was gelu' en Inside. She forget it was
impolite 10 peep, and put her ryes te
holes In the bark. And, as in the case
of Jack, there were two boles that
tilted her eyes perfectly . and a third 1
hole through which stuck her nose.
They saw nn odd sight. An open
fire was blazing in the 1 enter of a large
room. The light from this tiie danced
upon the wall-. Over the fire hung a
large pet. Stirring a -teaming mass
dfk is
s&
I 3ikf i 3m S75S wMkAtm HH
JL. SU UL s ij mtj
Satisfies the sweet teeth, and
aids appetite and digestion
Cleanses mouth and teeth.
A been te smokers, relieving
het, dry mouth.
Combines pleasure and benefit.
Don't miss the joy of the
WRIGLEY'S new P-K the sugar
coated peppermint tid bit!
within the pet was nn odd figure.
The figure straightened up. It was
an Indian, with" painted face, wearing
a headdress of feathers, anil clad In
buckskin, ever which was draped a
gaudy blanket. He waB.n very old
lndlnn. his painted fnce being deeply
creased with wrinkles.
"An Indian Medicine Man," whis
pered Jack.
The 3Icdlcine Man glared tewnrd his
right. The children followed ids leek
and saw a pretty fawn fastened te a
stake lu the dirt fleer. Hvcn In the
uncertain, dancing light they could see
that the pretty fawn was desperately
afraid.
The Medicine Man turned from the
fnwn and glared te his left. The eyes
of the children, following his leek, saw
there, chained te another stake, a ficrce
snarling wolf.
The Medicine Man gleamed evilly.
"Ah-hn!" he chanted. 'Ah-hal I
have In my power Spotted Fawn, who
mocked tnj love, and Swift Wolf, who
tried te re'cue her from nic. Ah-lml
Ah-hn! (irent is the magic of Whir
ring Snake, the Medicine Mnn.
The glaring eyes of the Medicine Man
bvvept about and teemed te pass ever
the verv holes through which Jack and
Janet were peckins, their feccs se close
te the bark that their noses Btuck
Itfrtiirtli
The Medicine Man changed
chant:
"Wee te a nese that gees
Where it does net belong!
Wee te a nese thnt grows
Under my magic song!
Then nn astonishing thing happened.
The Medicine Man's arms stretched
nut. and as they stretched they crcvy
mul prrnv until they reached the wal
th house.
Suddenly the arms began te sweep
around the room. They swept tewnrd
Jack and -lanet. The children felt
quick fright. They btnrted te jerk
hack. Hut they were tee late. 'Ihe
fingers of the Medicine Man grasped
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I Every pound of Louclla
Butter contains the pure,
fi rich cream fro m 10
quarts of milk!
Sold only in our Stores
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JANUAB 31, 1022
them by their noses nnd held them fast.
(In tomorrow's rlmplrr morn aston
ishing things happen le Jack nud Janet,
ntnl they find the liouse of bark holds
puzzling mystery.)
AND THEN THE ROW BEGAN
Wlfe Tries te Hemove Furniture aid
Husband Objects
When Mrs. Themas .T. Glllen, armed
with a court order, tried te remove her
furniture from her home at 2.'U North
Eighteenth street, this morning, n bat
tle developed In which she led the forces
en one side and her liusbnnd, with whom
alto has net been living, the ether.
As n result. Mr. Glllen, who owns
several apartment houses in the vicinity
of Seventeenth and Arch streets, was
nrrestcd, together with one of Mrs. (ill (ill
Ien's squad, hired te move the fur
rmM
his 'S...UV. vmi v
SNmigJkSS
i AVii i. 'na rr-N.
fflsl mivvviEmws
1 nf VM ft fefirhiMfl krt?vft UVVsVVXWvSVVVV.V V V
1 Ul IMWAMUU r mt ftrtA I- S UVVVV VV X V
llflli! 0$v.
1 iill JrP)Vv
m&2i& et
1 liliP rug 1S
Priced Lewer Than for Many Seasons
Roem Sizes Roem Sizes
Fcrughan 11. !)x 8.10. ..$275 Scrape 9. 3x 8. 0. ..$195
Kcrmanshnh H.lOx 9. 6... 550 Scrape 11. 7x 9. (5... 225
Sultanabad 12. 1x 8.11... 325 Savalan 12. lx 8. (5... 250
Kherassan 11. 5x 8. 3... 375 Melas 12. 9x 8. 9... 385
Arak 12. Ox 9. 4... 475 Gercvan 13. Ox 9. 9... 485
Kermanshah It. Ox 7. (5... 450 Sultanabad 13. Gx 8. 7... 350
Melas x 11- 5x 7.11... 325 Laristan 13. Sx 9.10... 350
Scrape 11. 5x 9. fi... 250 Anatolian 15. 0x11. 9... 485"
Kherassan 16. 9x 9. 9... 575 Kurdistan 14. 7x 9. 3... G50
Scrape 18.Sxll.10... 750 Turceman 18.5xl2.fi... 750
3 1
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Alse many unusually handsome pieces irf
odd and larger sizes including the much
favored Chinese offerings
Just Arrived! 250 Persian Mosseul Rugs
In deep, rich, lustrous colorings, extra-heavy
quality. Very unusual and distinctive designs.
The greatest values we have had in many seasons.
HAwick & Magee Ce,
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riioTeruws
APOLLO
J . ine.Mrsiv s'i's.
MI'IIVI 1' I I II. Y
KM IIAIlll ll.UTIIKIA1l In
"EXPERIENCE"
ARPAHIA flII.MMT
i ie i
1UTH
1'. M.
i uwnuin je A M , 5
JACK HOLT
in run cam. nr nu: Miiini"
ATHR riiA.NKi.is- iiiuahu avk.
-w l kjv mtim:i: v.
CHARLES RAY
in 'Tin: .viiDMiiirr iii:m."
BAlTlMOr;!:M!:
HAI.I..UI. 1 C I '. 1 1 A (.1.(11(1 MVA.NMIN In
"Don't Tell Everything"
BLUEBIRD
I'r.M i Hubiu 'hittiiia
( niihU'iti-4 l until 11
ALMA RUBENS
In Till: Ullltl 1 M) Jlls Will.'
BROADWAY T TTv A?
Mil Diti.i) niti:i in
"The Weman in His Heuse"
CAPITOL
;r.' maum:t nt
1(1 M ie II 15 1'.
POLA NEGRI
in "u:mii:ita"
rri nMiAi " ii'
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BETTY COMPSON
in "i ini: .mi yr i.n i."
FAIrOUNTATi'if.'.Al.Vv
WILLIAM S. HART
III "Ulini, OAK"
56TH ST. ""ATIs,l,;r,'l;-!?;v
ELSIE FERGUSON
Kpriit n
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RUDOLPH VALENTINO
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ETHEL CLAYTON
In "KMT iTJ!i VdMI'"
niture. Martin McOeWnn, 21102 Cherry
street.
Aii-u. nillen fnlnled at thn hrnrlng
'before Mnglstrn'te Fitzgerald nnd had t
be revived befere sue ceuiu tcstny, nc-(lew-ail
said Glllen nrrlvnt Just as he
wns carrying a chajr from the house and
thnt Glllen took it from lilm and struck
him ever the head. The light stepped
when Fntrelman Glenson arrived.
CREMATE MRS. BARNES
Ashes of Once Fapieus Actress
Scattered te Winds
In compliance with the dying request
of Mrs. Aniin Ware Barnes, once a
well-known ucfrpss. Who died Satur
day nt (he Fdvvln Ferrest Heme,
Ilelmcshurg. her body wuh taken te a
crcmntery and cremated nnd the ashes
f-cattcred te the four winds.
HAlQSWICit S.MA.GEE CO.
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FEBRUARY SALE
As wc approach the time when the question
of refurnishing is uppermost in the thoughts
of home-loving Philadelphians, wc consider
ourselves particularly fortunate in that our
collection of these durable and luxurious Fleer
Coverings is net only complete in the variety
eaves, sizes and colorings, but that every
$45
$85
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The rollewinir theatres obtain their pictures through the
STANLEY Company of America, which is a guarantee of
early showing of the finest productions. Ask for the theatre
in your locality obtaining pictures through the Stanley Com
pany of America.
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MARY CARR
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GENUINE
TYPEWRITTEN LETTERS
IN QUANTITY
IlifbeU Clm Merchandising Settle
Your letter should reflect
your personality and net
thnt of a third person, who
mny be working for a com
petitor next year.
HOOVEN SALES CO.
1037
WALNUT
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