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HJ5TS DOGGONE FINE ACTOR
HERB are some scenes from "The
Silent Call," In hlch the leading
. ' actor the star. m te speak Is 11 t 11
handsome leading uinn, or a curly
headed heroine, but n feur-lepcrd
thespian named "Strenghenrt."
The top picture shows "Strengheart"
posing for his picture. In all his nat
ural grace. In the uiliMIn view he
ehares the camera!" rays with a nung
ri V laclv with whom he nets In the nlrtnrp.
&4 Belew, "Strenghrnrt" It shown In Ills
M "big tccrw" of the film his truggli
with the villain. Iliat scene cnused
Director Trimble a let of trouble, be
cause "Strenghenrt" Is net u mild
tempered Mar. and the least bit. nf
"roughness" en the part of the lieavj
would have caused the deg star te have
pitched In in real earnest, and. n
he Is a very strens and healthv speci
men of police dng, the man would prob
ably have been the sufferer.
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giving her her allowance?" Nothing; wa
shewn: - - ; '
"In nil, It nan a picture full of
'hokum,' and what I term 'hokum' Is
anything highly Improbable, things that
will neer happen. It was unleglcal,
rotten,
"Leeks like n director will make
geed n picture or two and then In
stead of working with their brain they
work with their reputation. Seeing a
picture of this sort makes any one ad
mit that It happens all In the movies.
Very, very unrealistic.
"Considering this letter very long
and unable te be printed In Its entirety
for lack of space, I will ask you te
pick the most important pnrta. Of
course. If you cmi print it all, all the
better." V
THEODORE ROBERTS
.RECALLS EARLY
DAYS IN FILMS
TpKN years age," remarked Thee-J-
dore Roberts, veteran character
actor, reflect in j en the movies' tenth
anniversary celebration In March. "I
was stage director at the Davidsen The
atre in Milwaukee.
"I worked very hard nnd every once
in a while, needing relaxation nnn rest.
I would Sf out for nn hour or two and
sec a movie. Thest. were the days of
the one, two nnd sometimes three-rccl-crs.
"Principally, they consisted of wild
chaes, of leaps ev, r cliffs and such
thrilling scenes. The humorous re
mark. 'That's the best picture I ever
slept through,' had a practical applica
tion in my case. I would sleep peace
fully while the screen shadows which
were reallv fllckcrln.": shadows then
nchlevcd wild deeds and followed
the deer by the gle of laughter which
had just burst forth, i; took' my seat
and fell comfortably asleen: suddenly
again came that wild burst of merriment
anil I awoke nnd gazed at the screen
It was the. same scene, and I had slept
through the entire program 1"
DREAMLAND
ADVENTURES
In the Dirk Night
Dr DADDY
In (At trccfc'a adventure Jack and
Janet learn that strange and funny
things happen in the darknc,ef the'
night tchtlc meif persons are sound
asleep.
CHAPTER I
Judge Owl Sees Things
DARK night hung ever the fercst,
The birds were asleep and se were
Jack nnd Janet.
Suddenly from the weeds came a cry
dismal, mournful, scary P
"Whoel Toe-whoo! Toe-whool"
Jack tumbled out of bed and stum
bled half awake te the window. All he
could sec at first was the blinking nnd
the twinkling of thousands of tiny
lights "the stars In the night sky.
Soen, however, he made out n figure In
whit. It was Janet, standing in the
window of the bungalow next deer.
"Jack," whispered Janet. "Did
you hear that cry from the weeds?"
"Yes." Jack whispered back. "What
was It?"
"I don't knew." said Janet. '"It
woke me up and I heard only part
of It."
The crv rang out again, this time se
close Jack and Janet jumped in alarm.
"Whoe! Toe-whoo! Toe-whoo!"
Why," stammered Jack, se startled
Gwan-te'Bed Stories
The Tdiler Who Went Mad
4. V v. , .fl -
By J. P. McEVOY
ONCE upon n time, denr' children,
there wn n darling little tailor who
spent nil his days making clothes for
everybody who would stand still long
enough te be measured.' He was never
se happy as when he wns cutting up n
let of geed cloth te nlakc n few -bum
clothes. I trust that jeu understand
wjiat daddy menus by the quaint col
loquial word "bum." It li net often
that daddy steeps te the usage of the
patois of the proletariat. (Johnny, get
off the plain). )
Every day men would come In nnd
say le Stephen (for It wns' indeed he).
"Stephen, make ine n suit of clothes,"
and Stephen would get out his tape
measure, go all' ever them fondly anil
minutely nnd then mnke them what
ever slies of suits he preferred te mrfke.
Sometime he took pieces of chalk
nml fieured out these slr.es nil ever the
suits they were wearing, and sometimes
0
he allowed himself the rare pleasure of
figuring ,out en their lapels or treuscr
legs jusl what his profits would be ir
he ever had any, but usually his tears
fell se fast when he get the answer
he couldn't bencje leek at It. .
NB day'n tall man named Julius
came In te see Stephen.
"Stephen.". mi) s he, "meke me a
suit of clothes." ami. Htepheii pro pre
....t.i n frt nut lilu iverii tnitc tiicas-
urc nnd go alt ever Julius. Then Julius
pieKeii out tnc most cmiviimj Vi""j. '"
i, i.nnce nml im most expensive lin
ing and three of the meit expensive
buttons, nmi tiirec ex iw m -.".-ui
i.nftnn hnlps te no with them. And
then he went away, with some of the
profits en his back where the tailor had
figured them nml forgotten te rub them
out. Anyway, they were se small you
rntild hardly see them.
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ceurse they didn't fit like his eMi
but then, ns Steuben sniii n.J 1
who made that suit was n lef7!
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unheard of thing.
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te n tniler before. T.,,D .' rl
And will. ;nc meNen.ent he took J
a check for the full i.tneuiit of thi 3
and girvc it 10 ruepne.., the tailor
STliPHION turned pale nml threw I
rir.ns around Julius le keen J?
nt., i 1 1. ., r..i..i ,ki '"-iP Iren
gcred ever te the window ter fr'.'fM
Nfinr before In his fei-lv.il.... 'J
of tailoring' had anybody ever den
before te him. Up urtiii .,. r.1
Julius for his unheard of deed, bni r!
litis hnd gene. ul v
And, clilldren, Julius never
bnek.
Hut the check did.
illUl in ., uqiiiHI HIP I Bllnn il
mad. And thnt's the end of the !?.
Ownn te bed. "??.
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harassed criminals or lovely heroines i S2.KRrc,'r ceuhl spcnk- " is Judf5
big te be explained satisfactorily within
th limits of n photoplay, like 'Why
ewir
A dark form flitted between Jack and
Janet and the stars and perched qn the
top or a blrdneuse in tne yard.
"Te bfl sure It Is Judse Owl.
hooted the judge. "What ether bird
ever mountains, down deep gorges and I
across endless n'nins.
"n.it the crewnlns trascdy of all was
when tlicy put en Miakespcarean drama.
I'mwlmi4.if fi'ltlt n hni Ivhn tvna l,
... . , 1". .. . ... "ii'.' unvili .i..i. ,t , i... i...n ,i-
.'.f.1: .'?"" ".rp... ... " .....": tensely Ignorant actually engaged In . r brave cneueh te fly about ai J night?"
... .- un ...uu, u .. vi.iniiiinR tlic scenes as tl.ev were Jimct hnd been a bit scared and se
.... ., r. , .. ., ,. iiiineii nn i up hiti'pii . iiiiii:;iuc i i iiey Wns vexed nt Jtlilsc llwl.
., ::,LthV"l1',VfJh,,1",rc. ""S "' '"""', "!"' h( .'ln't "WS d" .S "Soet41 dismally?"
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ful as ii boy who has been sent te bed
that he peer want chewing gtim. het ricdcninna and ln2e. He would at at
less, jazz and pie. whl.e the rich t0lnpt tn nc,IUt the audiences with
want fcpera. poetry and olives and'unt ,iip nctnrN WPrP SUpnesed te be
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thnt cleiinlliH'ss ami manners is pre- lsUyiiig as for example: 'f'se Is sayin'
1 ..,,.."" , Vt t, .. , , . te DcMlemnny: I love yeul' or, 'New
"hen the Mrs. Prentiss is Intro- 0tele ,s nskln. se t )eftVO him ,enp .
duceil te the Profc.er of Astronomy. ptr. yes, there were subtitles, but you
see, even with these and the extravagant
the latter a.ks her if she is by any
chance Interested in stars, and she K0(in,intimiH and 'muggins.' they
answers In the affirmative, specially .fii, nnP-,i ,h ,,mip wnnlHn't wlmt
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without his hiinner.
"Whoe! Toe-whool Toe-whoo!
Teu would be mournful, tee, if you
knew as many secrets of the night ns
I de." hooted Judge Owl in reply.
"What kind of secrets?" nsked Jack.
"Secrets sad nnd secrets glad nnd
aiim In n wltlln n cfwrnt hnrl." nnsirprpfl
get what I Judge Owl promptly.
"I'd like te see the things you de,"
I he w up is parsed, .Mrs. i-rentiss re- , ..j,,,, pict..rps werp thpn a ,,vnlty said Janet, eager for adventure.
calls the servant, when he passes Iht i ,t wns acase of sep1s something meve ',T,,,en wra!' yeurM,,',n n b,llnkct
up. nnd snatches n wine glass from whPth era knn snroe or a man . That ' " "'"'t and come with me en your
the trny. a moment later picks the' the thing-pictures that moved. P"ies. flc(t,' Theted .Tuilge Owl.
cherry or whatever it was, mit f m.e rtery wnanlme entirely lacking ?nd Jnn.ri.t.,d,l,Vi,Jin 5S
the wine with her hnlrpln. Dinner the ereat advance bean when thev waxed, te de thnt. They wrapped
,N served. Did you notice the swing ,t" V, f,re?lrT - real sterTe. " themselves In blankets nnd sheets and
'she sp te the train of her gewnV "ThP r didn't w-?S ? ne ters hi the Mrlv ran te the stables There they saddled
.... ... ... - .. . . ... pumiiriiit'iucu .i nines .r i , nn- .,,,i,,..
umibl mil lip the Dellsheil nrortuet. her' .. ' '. .. .,..' IlOtues,
,.e., anions were, and no -matter hew sky plc .res "at In t 'net .nor" , ?i?.w $M "' ? '"the
Ignorant she was of table manners. l.lf,lT' ,V ZiZuS 'I"'' " Jfrt' J,fl1 I"1'
she would watch ethers perform. Ke- .j f ,he ()tllsPr' n..
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THE MOVIE FAN'S LETTER-BOX
"Leave that te us," neighed Trixle.'
bidden Fruit, when Agnes Ayres. ilV;i ",,"'n v i,Z ZJ, XT. I V.1 f" cl,n ,,na tnc,r wa' ,n tn"
w. rdinU: xKZ't$ much- sjj-f's nS 'r mnrle,,pucs'" nr Ti ir"- 'rj ,Tudi
mnr incli-nP - chlmwl In Keberts. Owl flapped ahead through the weed"
"Mrs McOulrc cooks a meal two ".'J1 ,,in wn? r0.1 n(a,'"p.v vpr-v the ponies followed swiftly en the for-
t , in, nr t J,'' ., If""" '. nt ni.,1 Nell "It bcn te . cst trail. . . . .
" i .r . : - .---.. .. vifinr tnnr ivpii miner nnrrs nnn rn ,viit TAA.u'hnni viiaF n la.
lioetcd
. t An ml 1 InAlrnH n tt IF kn
hn ln-t hnd a bite In three months Thn be ar,e'' by I1"''ens K"nwinR, something I rret sad I'll show te you,"
" " l"' a..L?. ' i ?f5,.;.B' , "bout acting, because, se much time was , Judge Owl.
I , l. " ";. '":' ' " .,' ' ", f,'ir wasted that the savins in salary was He led them far away until the.i
I t,. rrr-vnv xt vmv ,i L i t u-.V BVM,.Sfwn eaten up. nnd also bei-nnsp the plr."" rame te a cabin from which shone a
By HHNRT M. NKRT.T ntoiem'- tIlInt"at?lpalu1aA,3 u"''crn ,he tures suffered ns a result of thi. uncouth bean, of light.
SK 11 ht wn ? mSSln 'movements and gestures of the umOdllcu . "Loek i.U nt t. window." blsved
It. .1. Oia.u.ulie-Olgn Petrova was, that they are deren.ed. dead from th- Hen et c se'ence Xcls? where "erfermers. Judge Owl "TheV is the secret nd."
..rn In Wara. Poland, nnd was edu-1 neck up. or de ou menu "recent" n,"'v 1? te conk? The 'Penpv SteTr "The funn et tbln2." he went en. Jack and Janet ri.de te the wlndev
..I...I in Hrussel-. Paris and Londen. ' nWnle? I suppose the latter w as your mJ iK thp VMam. such as some of and looked within. I r. le e.miiKh tl.cr-
S. nrnt en the m.isp at the nse of intention You're right in s,lnC there ' ,. "'C ,1 '' Met! Ires l '1em depleting Genera Washington's was a sad sight. A slek man lav In
ifcAtr. Played Shakespearean reper-, nre a let of peer ones new. and that's "V fire starts when the ltehteil P'rlcm-I recall the one which bed Nearby In a crib slept two little
(..Ire. Mien. Hernstein and StrlndbnrR prelmblv explained by ever-production. ps p drops from the fingers of a "nnwed the battle of Valley Ferge .l dren wl t i tei r-s mf4. .1
m. Lump-: Aiu-rh-an debut at Felie . ns you 'say. but don't fergei there are , ! (inlnk Bent S the wherp t,,c, arm.y I"1?1 ."t ' hB,bne.w ' f..S u ,,in 11? i
V-raer-. New Yerk, under management ju,t lnJanv fine enc,. rn t,inBh K w he makef a lively escae ',1 (eBllt "" bnU, ,n hc , ! '"t p eman s ok? her head in
A'hTn'.: Ifthf -Ikavn:,"T;M! nWn.tSeuahb I ; h. Trin. -I wiVe fXr',r ZXTl. 'nVe the' -v-ith snow was beyond the,,, in J., 'TSu
- nnfeV,",i,' ., -"The rife M'isk1 my list of the twehe best of the Mvir. beautiful bed sheet could vamp a ,'" '? .h'-,ntu. ,,.., Theodere II..I. bread. What will mjr hungry little
-T hn Ii..n. . f!)estinr ' "Tem- T would say either 'The Three Musket- Spnrk or two. instead It took a b''l- Lrta -'nnd the ,r nv I s?s ted of f n- '" (1" f"r brfnkfnst in the mernlngV
The Da. shier f V-?- "J- eers" or "Peter Ibbet-in." but that's aiPy route and went around the lica.l lerta' nn; ' ..."u .V" 1, . LJ, ,' '. Hew shall 1 keep my peer sick hus-
l.ered s-te.-l and The Panther Wen- j M T ,, t f ,m, t ,p ,- f , , , ,MJP8. General Washington came en ' , , 0, ',f gfan'.jfnter',, i1Pnrl
!.'nV Nr ' "flriJnMl!" wT -t Pin '"r rcf("c,1(", t0 ih" "',lverre' etc-" "Mr. Prentis.".. wne was tee weak te f .'. " 'Pl ' f0" !F a"' Si soften he would gi" "a some
. ,T i ' Vel T r nml e,e. in ,lie Hr"f 'mrt of "Tl" Kel,r IIer"'- withstand a shove Mcduire gave him. eh,b era "?:,, BJ?. n,,f ,!, f "I" B""l. we n could become well
.pounds, hits red hair an. cteen eie ,. , . Mrsi, hn.i m, ivh i cheaper te take a scene out of doers ,, ,,.,,...,
Vddress. r., rst Inrtleth street, ."sew- ;.. .,,, ,.. u' , t i,,i. ,., .. ,.. . ..i. i'. J .' ', i than te build n set representing nn in- A.i V -nmn uri.A h.. fe- ..
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Yerk Clt We've published plenty of
nletures .if (.ladis nlten; out . wim
have annrher se.m As for NIta Nahli.
I'm s.nrrv ! sn v. have none of her
here, but will tr te get held of one
jen I'ein.' .lauii.
(If I t'linuht tliei'd ever make n
Woleetf ."if "f in'-. I'd quit rlsht new
Vet that I liawu t til" highest respect and int "mine tn
fur him . I ilfcnledb have Hut sucli nf .nine
noticed that divorce business, but I'll appeared extra strong when he had te
keep my weather eve open new. Yeu get by a big fireman,
fans love te guess about my age. don't "That the p.er get chi'dren nnd the
vmi? Well, ee nhead and have a let of rich get richer must have been In the
fun That Mix picture 1 coming. mind of Jeanle MacPlieisen, mIipu we
. kPP jfr nn, Mrs MHiulic (fermerlv
Thee. R. C. wTltes: Mrs Prentiss i nfter s. leu ,e,irs with
"I wa one of the few that s:nv thice ehl dren, nnd Mr Prentiss and
Cecil 15 Dp Mille's 'saturlay Msht." Mr". Mdlire. the f.ituie Mrs. Pren-
dlffpi
tcrler.
"Wlien I think of what the pictures
were ten years n;e and compare them
with the pictures nf today, I can
scarcely believe thnt this progress is. the
work of but one .lecmlc.
"Speaking of 'sleeping through a
pli lure.' " added Mr. Keberts. smiling
ever the reminiscence, "I remembe
her hnnds nnd wept
"Come, whispered Judge Owl te Jeck
and Janet. "Come nnd I will show
you a secret bad."
Jack and Janet wanted te stay te
help the peer woman nnd her hungry
cl.ildren and her sick husband, but thej
went with Judge Owl. Perhaps he
knew best what te de.
(Tomorrow will be told hew they
eminence Ining- repinisihil.ties and tin
necessity for u eenani amount of ills- :
nit. n.i.I I h'lt. I i'Ii responsibility an'1
dlg'nll.i. Ami :i- f"i intelligent letters,
why lint f.ll'.w Interest' d's" lend and
write me one' I jiidrf' m have a few
iews of jnur uwn ' e.ress eh?)
Mrs. Hlppi's llusbanil writes: "Her
I am asain te lep .ni busy. I am g'a
you liked mv inline, si I am going
stick te It Iieji t be surprised if. in
few dajs. you get a pack of letn i
from Merlen I shewc-l my friends n
answer in the paper and se they all d.
, elded te write. I guess veu are serr
that I made you work "e Don't a)
1 'Ne,' because T can imagine our jej
en a dnj that '.u wnnldn't receive any
mail. Am I right'' '
"I found a few mistakes in the ineU
"Saturda. Vislit , n bow! of goldfish,
fall down a flight "f stone steps and i
nfter Its descent the here picks it up
and puts th lih back in it. and, again.
the here n'k a distance with the
heroine nnd she can ies her suitcase
"Here are mv questions' Has Tem
Mix any children? I Mary Piekferl
Mary Plrkfenl's real name? If net,
what is it? What de jeu think of the
late movies? Don't jeu think they
aren't as geed as thej were a couple
of year age? I think that there are tee
many of them, and the reason they are
se peer is because out in California
they arc v anxious te get thn mewes
off that they don't pay as much atten-
' tlen te details as they mi'hi if there
'were fewer movies. Anether reason that
l makes me think thirt Is se is because
of all the mistakes that are found
iWhat movie de veu personally think
waa the best in 10JP I think the tee-
, eild part of "The Four Horseman of
the Apecalpse" was great, but all the
Adiverce and se forth in the heginnlns;
ruined it. Don't you think the movie
writers think tee much of making the
htre and heroine divorced? I de.
Thanks very much for your last an-
ewers. I am very much Interested in
! your letter-box, and I read it every dav
before anything elsp It's gqtten te be
,a babtt. P. S. I think ou must be '
i leung, because old men don't usual!)
i like movies, let alone writing for movie
fan. Dees that satisfy? Deu"t forget
(By picture of Tem Mix."
j. I'll be waiting for that flood of letter
from aierien, and I'll try net te be
oweeme, but you're way off In think
ing that there 1$ ever a single day
when I can be joyful because there ere
'no answers te the letter-box. If veu'd
see the pile of unanswered ones I hnve
In front of me new, you'd sympathise
It seems as if there were mere own
day, and that menus somewhere nreun i
twenty or thirty. That must have Ix-cn
a rubber goldfish bowl, and the hern
Nvaa no gentleman, was he? That pic
-ture, by the way, was nn awful fret
.Tem Mix has just announced the nr
.ttt. "Ti "baby cowgirl" In his fain
V" ftrhla first, I belicie. Mary Pick- '
tfi&'il-l, roe waa Gladys Smith. Wetcher
' . ,r. m r- aai A ..j nn .
T, l -in 'i.li. its tlienie .as tee
i .. ..... .,... i ..,. i .... ........ ji... nncp several ii'itrn !1K" cjhitiiik n in".-
i. ".in .1 ,i-.njii iish, n.'t i iiiii'ii'n i ii en ihiii'i- , . , i i i .----- -- .
KrrredVf "XuVZ.VZ ".' ' -as arrested .'h 1 entered s" they had cxpec.cd.) "
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Alex. Smith 'X, Seamless
AXMINSTER RUGS
All-wool and ahiielutelv nerfect in a most unusual
selection of Oriental and floral patterns. It's like giving
them away selling them at ,
29
M
UU Kelts
2-Yds.Wide
Inlaid
Lineleums
All prfeet aoedn cut from
full relli. In hurdwoeS and
rtemetrlctl deilf m. All teu
with In m nattftrna at a
price ether stores cb-.re (or
remnanu. unnr awn meat meat
ureruenti. $1.75 Value
4Tk. JBk square
95c ya'd
JUST 50 RUGS
9 x 12
Cemcrttlas Orau tad
Combination Orau r CA
and Rat But a. f J !) v
Deme aiirniix aeii
J. Thete ruti
tall reaul&rly for
tl3.50. Whll IV lanti
$31.50 Alex. Smith's
Velvet Rugs
18-S0
Seimleis, all
wool, tlx l'3'x
106", One of
t h narvaine
that here made ui fnmeui.
$2.0018 x 30 in.
Rubber Mats
98c
One of the
heaviest mats
made.
Cerk Linoleum
ie
72c
$1.25 Value
4 jrardt wide
oerer Tour fleer
without a team.
Cut from full
rolls si tee as. .
teundlnr price tl tq- Tfu
$4fl-00 Rem' Sc.ralcnl
Velvet Rugs
M.
Beautiful Ori
ental and floral
patterns and
.uitable colors.
ft
v-J
$4(1-00 Lenf Nirrew
Seamless Velvet
"l'VlM
tiful Oriental
ueeit ns, r I e
b 1 u effect
81 HB'TIZ-
ALL-WOOL
SeamleM
$37.50
Velvet
Rugs
Alex. Smith Made
9 x 12 ft.
In axceptlenaUr beautiful
all-0Tr floral and medallion
affects. Only a -
liinlted number 6A4 .50
if you want ens
at
$21
Extra Special!
no AIT Fibre
RUGS
Size 9 x 12 ft.
Pretty Jaaps rreund of Hu-,
tan and rose, which are abis
lutely fast color. They can be
scniDDM. tariy Duyine 11 ifl.
visable. These fpAltll
ruis will shortly R1 9'OV
advanca tn pries.
nt
$1 Tap. Brussels
Stair Carpets
59c
27- Inches wide,
in ricn Diuen,
tans and ret-.
Ideal for bill
and runners. A
rare bargain at
rr
vard
$27-50 e.2hefSy
TAPESTRY nnc
Brussels KUUa
--f
.98
In a series cf
exquisite Per
siyii ustternv.
R n'm a r ltable
value at
11
$1.50RagCarpel
1 yard wide
Quality
89c
per ysrd
4t.yatone fucei
Main TC:i
Automobile Delivery
Extra ieary
beautiful st
tarns a rerr
speclsl effarlnr
at this price.
OUR PRINCIPLESCOURTESY. AND SERVICE ASSURED
Satisfaction Guaranteed or Meney Cheerfully Refunded
Prepaid Vail Order Promptly Filled.
Bell 'Pheno
HcrketSlU
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IB NATIONS H
I STORES 1
Hui masTsT,MeABtwiia :
SB
nioTerr.Avs
lMIOTOFLAYS
All Remaining Surplus and Salvage Property at
Camp Pike, Arkansas
Offered for Sale by Sealed Bids
Closing 10 A. M. March 31, 1922
Terms of Sale
ONLY BIDS FOR THE ENTIRE LOT OF PROPERTY WILL BE ACCEPTED
In this sale of Camp Pike, all surplus property and all salvage prep-
erty will be offered for sale. Bids will be received in the office
of the Director efSales, Waihingten, D. C, until 10 A. M. March
31, 1922, at which time they will be opened.
Inventories of all property te be sold may be inspected in the
office of the Director of Sales, or in the office of the Quartermaster
Supply Officer, Camp Pike, Little Reck, Arkansas.
Ne bid will be considered unless accompanied by certified check
or bapkers' acceptance for $100,000.00. The purchaser will be
required te furnish cash, certified check, or certified bankers' ac-
Seme of the property included in the Camp Pike Sale:
QUARTERMASTER CORPS
IIKV (iOOD' NOTIONS
Tape, button thrend tr.
H,M(IMV.KK
S.reni. lnntrn. rep. hani a"
(! H.fniH .lUlflti., lilu Mire ui
.nil lr.n pip toeln and iulpment for
fiwtrlc nnn. rarprntiT p I u in burs
HarXmlili (.nl mat' Inlsts
KITC'IIKMIAKK
Dlhhes kit. hen u.vns.is lild rans"
vHter cooler"
IIOISK nKNIMIINOS
ridekfts. ehnlrs uurtn in pUnes
it) labi' rots blunknlH, mt-
bsei f't pad" Pillows wlnOtiw
n 1 lamp
OFFICE EQCIPMF.NT
I)pk. wlre rtenk baskela. rhalrH typB
writer tables. Uix (lies, feldlnir thalrs.
satpr . nelrn, stapling inclllns, ink
wells, paper plxht, pn rarks, itc.
I.OTII TKXTII.KH
Tell. C'niivus. u I) h'.ilrlliiB
CI.OTIIIMI
rirech.'. cotton mid wool, Ceata, cot
ton and wool. I'ndfrw'ar. Ileht and
hrnv, Hats, nervlce; IBKlnm. canv.n.
Matkinnws. raincoats and slickers
hhlrt". wit ten and wool, Shoes, RI
flreis i"tecklnir' nnd Hwe.itcrj, Urawtrs,
de. ie un"l. Weel llUnkfls.
ceptance, or letter of credit, in the full amount of the purchase
price upon signing of the contract. All property must be removed
within six. months of date of acceptance of bid.
The Government reserves the right te reject any or all bids.
Fer full information and for complete terms of sale write for
SEALED PROPOSAL NUMBER 1. Address
THE DIRECTOR OF SALES
Roem 2046, Munitions Building, Washington, D. C.
ORDNANCE
Ammunition and machine-gun vans,
wagons, caissons, limber nnd acces
sories, nils and camouflage paint, small
nrms, (arret and machine-sun material,
Me helmets, sub-caliber ammunition,
signal Hints, ammunition boxes.
MEDICAL CORPS
Complete line of veterinary appliances,
und eierlnry hospital supplles.
ENGINEER CORPS
Axes and nx handles, crew bars. Iren
I bar stock, box and watch compasses.
ANIMAI-nit.tWN WAC.ONH. ETC.
Wnfrens. spare prts and accessories,
escort, mountain i.r .iprinv waaens,
llmbr w neens hay wagons, carts,
amhuianri-a, raddles, saddle parts and
saddlers' IoeIh, remplete line of har
ness, spare parts acceserlei and horse
and stuble eiiuipmert rack'unlmal
outfits.
TENTH
Tents, shelter and '..nspltal. tent pins,
tent poles
SIGNAL CORPS
Hatterles, canas folding buckets, flash
lights and bulbi, candle lanterns. slKnal
flags, headsets, insulators, message
books, electricians' tools, electrical In
struments, line ware, telephones, mega
phones BsinaaaBaaKBaBaBKat39a9r9aBaaB9Bt:
The following 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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