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BALIINGER DAILY LEDGER
Mr* Jefferson G. Smith, of
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Mrs. Jones
jou take a spoon
faets and figures will give a fair- the mainland.
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tioned in the press.
famous
Two Orph-
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WOMEN!
BEFOOLED
fhe story
Raine ‘s
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Diamond Dyes
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and finishing the picture.
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THE IVORY
Eighteen months were spent in
17 CENT GAS
A. S. Lowe & Co.
the time.
EVANS 131:( TIIERS,
Mrs
SHOWING TUT PICK 0" THE PICTURES
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7,000 times by Kate Claxton.
The laughs are on her, she admits.
but the
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NO FIX
NO PAY
ICc and 35c
Admission
M. G. Justice Motor Co.
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•» other places $7.50
proportion, see us be-
and Sulphur i ‘ompound’’ now be-
cause it durkens so naturally and
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The only thing certain about
this weather is its uncertainty.
Has Constance Talmadge
retly married again?
Answer: She Illis.
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Six months were spent in
actual making.
gdn k
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to
French not guns are speaking
German again.
Oil price $100, all oti
foie vou b IV
THEATDE.
MOVIES
Near T urist Park
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Children's Colds
Better treated without dosing
Apply Vicke to throat and
cheat. A warm glow follows.
Medicated Vapors are in-
haled for hours after-
Camphor, Menthol, Euca-
lyptus and Turpentif®! It
breaks the congestion. This
outside treatment is just as
good for all the cold troubles
of all the family.
adaptation of that
-stage elassis, “The
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mnNk
TO KEEP HAIR
DARK, GLOSSY
Every scene, large nr small.
personally directed by Mr. Crif
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Purely
Vegetable
Liver Medicine
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nt the mercy of tl eir parents in this
hr In so many other ways Seribner’e
Magazine.
“DULCY”
Hasbal! goo
WICKS
V VAdORUB
Osr17Aien Jav IM Year
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Fo-To-Sho Books “Orphans
of the Storm;” this Month
Keep your old shoes. Don’t sell
them to a cigar maker. A polit-
ienl enmpaign is on.
GELWednesdey and Thursday—The Famous Gumps in
M0H! WHAT A DAY’
■unaannaD
Accent
No Substitutes*
tor
Thedford’s
Jsseph M. Shenck Presents
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Ccnstar.ce Talmadge
fith.
Twenty-six tons < f
were imported from
the dress and scenes
faithful to history.
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period study and research work
in order faithfully to reproduce
the scenes, styles ami eustoms ol
ance; results obtained are the
important matters in his mind.
ealled Wyeth's Sage ami Sulphur
j < ‘ompound. This can always be
Buddy Messinger in
"Bringing Up Buddy"
A Century Comedy
First National
E Attraction
FO-TO-SHO THEATRE
“Where the Best Pictures ere Shown”
“The Man from Wyoming”
You’ve never seen dashing Jack Hoxie in e more ap-
pealing role—one that will give you more thrills and excit-
ing entertsinment than in this rugged romance of the West.
A Universal Attraction
Young Bride Must Obey Mother in
Law and See That Her Hus
band Goes to School.
Makes Night Day
At Mitchei aviatinn field on Long
island a new ligh of 5,0400 candle
power has been tried out for niglat
aviation. It illumine* the field for a
distance so great that houses a mile
and it haif awvy are ciearis visible
such h light wouid aable baseball to
be played nt zieht.
Nearly twelve months were oe-
eupied in working up to making
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friends we
MRS. BUSH TELLS
OTHER WOMEN
Dties Ilf Enuzhter ill law form a
main clapter in the (‘hinese educat eni
Product of Club Wcrh
The total value of mI! produrts pr j
duced by toys’ and giris Hub no ii 1
bers in 1022 is given at ap roximatel, 1
$8,630,00)
phans,” first presented in Amer-
ica at the Unon Square Theatre
for one
Beware! Not all Package Dyes
are “Diamond Dyes”
cost more than the entire ontlay
for the first five reel picture Mr.
Griffith made.
Mich an appellation, he will probably I ct inly that nobody can tell
100 : x5 i . de
pay $27 0 eut
the first steps to the
touches.
from three to ten times
The Misses Lillian and Dorothyi
Gish appear together lur the first
time since “Hearts of 1 he
Word,"’ also a Griffith feature.
I knew a girl name I May Dy. Si h ami lustrous.
a name clowsely appronches pet foe --
has been played more than 100,-
000 times in the United States.
The author, a Frenchman,
Tomorrow Jack Hoxie in “The Sheriff of Hepe Eternal"
’ Herewith are given just a few'father was ashamed of having a
of the outstanding facts about D. playwright for a son.
w. Griffith ‛s motion picture sen-. The filming was done at Mr.
sation, “Orphans of the Storm," Griffith’s studios, Mamaroneck, a
a United Artists Corpor.it ion re-! forty acre estate just outside
Jease, whiel is coming to the New York city and projecting
Fo-to -sho Theatre the latter part like a leaf into Long Island
of this month. A perusal of these Sound, the stem connecting with
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4 dha •
in the Bel-Air
It is more than "a million dol- an | a direet descendant
lar" picture; but Mr Giriffith individual swordsmith wli
does not consider that of import-
the only thing standing between him
and absolute ohlivion. Children are
T< ledo, «.»
iiil Maeleod
marw- mmmem y* if
fill of that caTor ola? You know I
promised you the contz 11 you wouid
Jimmy- You owe me 50 cents, maw
1 drunk Ilie whole bail*
is a version of Wil
The Adveture of a Delightiul umbelle.
Constance knows you love to laugh at the discomfiture
or others, so she made this to give you a treat.
, -eg-
ai e firs' om......... na
si that I ci uldhardly '
walk, and I gol run- '
down. A friend who
had taken Lydia E.
Pinkham’s Vegeta-
ble Compound ad-
vised me to try it
and I have taken it
with the best re-
sulta. I do my house-
work and also some
outdoor work on the
list laugh. And, as Dulcy says: "He who laughs last—
So leave old n.an Dignity behind and come prepared
to have the time of your young life.
pre pert ies
Fran • that forcement agent.
might be ----
lose what will amount to three years
of his life in writing his full name on
those frequent occasions when it be-
comes necessary. Furthermere, sr-
ents should give a daughter onl; one
AH, CONNIE TALMADOE ancient feud of the Western
SECRETLY MARRIED— range country between sheepmen
depended upon to bring back thel
natural color and lustre of your
hair.
Everybe dv uses "Wyeth’s Sage
II both my sides and a draysing downfeel-
Itilit mg " m e< 8 "
To whim* Well, it ‛s not to any Theatre tonight.
one of the four prominent young. Jack Hoxie, the hard riding
men whose mimes have been men- .....wboy whose daring horseman
tioned III the press. ship has graced so many Western
I She is secretiy married to laekfilis, is starred in the produe
Thal beautiful. even shade of
as he cun. If he cannot suere In I
overpowering the strengih of his
bride’s family they wenken their hold
on the fetter and make it appwenr thnt
the husband Im* won his tug of war
Then the victorlons triee . room
takes Ids bride to the home of his
mother. The most passtmnte weep-
We l • M - 1:
Nig line
Mr. and Mr*. W. K. Bogle were
among those who saw “The Cov-
ered Wagon" in San Angelo
Monday.
lv aceurate idea of the magnitude
of the picture, but I lie real mag scene weighs sixty tons ami
nificence and tremendonsly big appraised at $60,000.
aspects of this Griffith dramatie, 1 he reproduction of Paris eox- Mulhali in “Dulcy," her latest tion, and his beautiful white sad
epie must be seen properly to be ered fourteen acres, the lanzest eomedy of married life, which is die horse "Scout,” again figures
appreciated. These facts will,studio set ever built. Three., of to elose a two day run at the prominently in this picture
help a little to prepare the public the houses a re reproductions Maeroy Theatre tonight. । Hoxie plays the role of a sheep
from three now standing, past Yep. Jaek, handsome Jack, has herder who get into trouble with
which the death-carts rumbled at last reached the desired goal neishboi ng cattlemen and whose
for'what they are going to see: If
“Orphans of the Storm" is an v
old over 100 years ago. . of 'gallant young leading men life is saved by the girl owner of
1 1 lie room in which the king with a dash of humor in their the cattle raneh Lillian Rich,
appears is an exact replica in make up: ile hns the mueh cov the attra tive heroine of “Ma.:
It w. oiven the title “ I rphans ' size, paintings and minute detail eted role of “husb: nd’’ in a light to Man." 'The Kentuek Derby,"
g the'Storm” in order to tvoid 1,1 tle grand salon in t he alace comedy part opposite ( onnie. .and other motion pieture feat
£££ “i, inreritpidjof Vet.......r , " is the, largest IC- an lonor for .....auseures, pl y the role ot ..... I
conruson WI 'll',1 O “ P,, room ever built in a studio.
lures called “Ihe Iwo Orphans
and widely advertised.
The wigs for the produetion
—Fa
F.• 0e
5250-225 -
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has '................... You simply
dampen a sponge or soft brush am perfectly willing that you should use >
with It and draw this through the theie facts if my letter will help other
I .... talin. .n. cmall xtrina ,t women who still suffer." Mr. DELe
han tai in_ om small Miam A1 HENT Bi R .F D. 1, Massena,N Y.
a time; b) morning the gray hair The spirit of hely fulness sh own in the
letters wi are constantly publishing is
worthy of notice.
Theje wome n know by experience
what Lydia E. Pinkh m'a Vegetable
Compound will do. Your troubles an-
ti.'' sam as th< irs. I ri't it reasonable
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TODAY FAERTY THEATRE TOQAY
How Pains in Sideard Drag-
' r- sixteen zoes to sehool and *t; lies at ' r treai ", ju81 an apP ' ping Down Feelings Were
home. She must shine his poverty on ■ 1 W‛ of Pase and 5 11; Reieyed by L.ydiaE. Pink-
til he is able to earn, an I be kind to . hanees Its appear anee a hundred > 1/ » i r' J
in December. 1871. was played I his sisters. If her husland take s nn j fold. ham G Vegetable -ompound
|l , other wife, she must rereive her as a 1 Don't bother to prepare thei — ---
sister, and love the chileiren of the mixture -.on can get this famous ' Nasnena,N. Y.— “I I nd territ 1 painsin
newcomer as though they were her old reeipe improve by the I
own.. ... .... , । tion <>f other ingredients at u I
___ Fidelity in widowhood is a hign of । H .. .
Adolphe D'Ennery, changed : is high virtue mid in cases of supreme small c.- . all ready to use. is,
name from Phillips because his love a woman even may sacritice her
mime; then when she marries, she .
can preserve the family mime be has disappeared, and inter an
tween her Christian and her huwiother application it becomes heau-
band's hist name When I was ii bay, tifully dark and appeals glossy
• 'n ac -mint of
WESTERN FILM TO CLOSE to expeet the same results?
AT SO TO SHO TONIGHT awnvoushganaginrs aervausamsainK.
tal le. protit by M s Bush’ ■ xperience
A graphic pit turization of the and give the Compound a trial.
€. ing is done by the bride. She cries
IS for eight dnye without stopoing De
l trolt News,
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self-control and may he > xp esd inidark, glo si hair can only be bad
two words: obedience and sell nega -by brew ine a mixtureofSage’Tea
lion. A young bride must subu t her and Sulphur Your hair is m r
self "ntirol to tl............amis of her charm. h makes or mars ' the
tiother-in-laW. Sle Ez:uHt ulw S6® .... . . .
.1 . k 111k I «I. J \\ • » n 4t t.Kp". 1111’IS fl i'
that her hitislenane!, who !LRy be onlV
orstreal
tion ; think of the time saved in writ
Ing checks slid on other orenaions ' it '
is also hard on a child to give it a 1
mime that few cun either i ronounce
or spell ; the victim has te -pend a
large slice of his life anwwerinz ques
tions and making explanntions, A |
name is nu individur i s only latel.
ral Blue Pennant <
Always ask for "Diamond Dyes" and
if you don't see the name "Damond
Dyes" on the package—refus it hand
it back!
। Each 15-cent package of "Diamend
Dyes" contains dir.sto re - n.j any
woman ran dye or tint skirts dres--
waista, sweaters, atockings, kimomon
coate, drape rice, covering everything
new. even if ehe has never dyed before
Choose any color at drug store Refuse
substitutest
_
.. nt- -ot .mt
Each scene was photographed
< I’ llai dw ick an I babs
1 ertised in this paper
■ ' ’ a ni • little profit
Give Children Short Names.
Parents shiould not give their chii-
i dren long names. If a <| lid is named
Epaphroditus Haftholomew ilol-
combe-Smith, Jr., and if he survives
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Connie is noted for her careful owner.
The sword worn by Lafayette choice of leading men and “Inis
was designed by the same firm bands " Now when Norma Tal li.
ndant 0 the madsre chooses a screen "hus- novel, “ Wyomine." aid
10 made i.md" he must be stately and seenarized by Isadore Bernstein
the uni’.mil sword which w is dignified. !!e must have “the liol.cit N Bradbury directed,
presented to Laf yette iy imi grand manner." Connie, how ’
American congress. .... . er, insists on an entirely differ .~AII y.r pr-n rrAn,,,
Three million feet of lumber ent typ, of xercen “hisbaml " CO!.D IN TIL. I LAP
were used in constructing Paris; rorcoure i‛ profiucing com i"han t" Cat "ah,
from 3,000 tons of paving st...... were . . . r . . ... . |H „ „ rune 1 -
finisling set in the streets- ninetv barrels v " LLsCATANEI MEDI ■ a
of paint were used. ami *,0 roles, •• says (‛onuic, “and wlmt’. ,d \ a,Tor 1 ' i.'o h ’•?
the panes of glass. woura do for her wo Idu'l d. for Sort i 1 E ......... ...
The Bel Air seene.. Was eon- me at all. M, husbands’ of the " malins "" ibie "o" ld” "
structed at the Griffith studiosereen mu t be a little licht- i -
and faithfully portrays the lav- head, d and light footed and have
Hhness Id the period. Many ofag.....I sense of Inn...... both oni
the girls in the scene are famous and off the sereen ITe must be
beauties, several of them promt my ...... Give have dropped gas to 17 cents
wasnent socially. me a sprightls “hushane’ with (let yoi r accessories .nd have
Ihe f.mnta.n of wine is an lot, of da h and ' pep., our repail w. done with us
actual reality done with the Pr-i others in .......... of "Duley .. by men wio know how
mission of the pohibition en are claude Gillingwater, May
1 Wilson, Jolnnn !larron, Anne I
। < ornwall, Frederick Esmelton, 29 Gt I 3 w
DAUGHTEP-INI-LAWS IN CHINA Anere de Nera ,:'1
I), il'glas and Mida ""N"nDO
USE SAGF TEA
I rom the “mallest rod t a caterpillar tractor
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Joseph Sehildkraut, known as.
the “ handsomest man." makes of Einls
his first film appearance.
Bride* Weep Eight Day*
The Eahuma tribesmen in Uennda.
central Africa literally in the heart
of the worm nre the wildest uml
most uncivilized pwople of the world
They have unusually Iwruliar cus
toms. l'erhaps the mest interesting
of these is the mahner in which a
bride Im supposed to conduet herself
before her marriage
To begin with, n bride is literally
drugged away from tier heme by her
hushand rr family lie* a rope
■ round her leg and boil Liat in her.
Thin the bridegroou pulis as hard
I selling, in
Austin, who had been visiting her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. 8. Brid-,
well, and «t her relatives, has re-
turned home.
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No Damaged Goods or Seconds
nothing blit the highest quality merehandise here.
st I - N l firsts, will
indred.
land cattlemen is presented in the
see I niversal photodrama, “ Tiie Man
from Wyoming." showing for the
lust time here at the Fo-to-sho
.of Giant, New Mexico, are here
jvisitine Mis. llardwici’s parents.
(Mr and M rs .1 1 > perl ins.
Goirg Fishing?
we hate just received a
un irte ......f f hing
kle We can supply you
tl at F thing vou want at
bi- sariz g See our wtn-
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Sledge, A. W. Ballinger Daily Ledger (Ballinger, Tex.), Vol. 18, No. 280, Ed. 1 Tuesday, March 4, 1924, newspaper, March 4, 1924; Ballinger, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1694829/m1/3/: accessed July 15, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Carnegie Library of Ballinger.