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Show Neighbor Told Her Care for Lumbago r.hcuniatism nnd lumbago are awful t'.inf and cause RTreat pain and misery, mis-ery, but Foley Xidnoy l'llls can rout t hmn. Wis. O. IL Eve-land. Duncan Mills. III., writes the. following letter: "I nns stricken down tvlth lumbago and v.-as ur.;ibla to turn myself In bed. A. neighbor broutrht me a b.alf bottle of Foley Kidney Fills, and said she had been similarly afflicted and tbat tliey lad helped her. So I tried thorn and was completely relieved by the uso of two or three bottles. I have had eplendld success with them and hare never known them to fail. I most heartily recommend Foley Kidney rills." Foley Kidney Pills tone up woate, inactive, sluprEish kidneys, rid the . body of poisons, Rlvs appetite, enersrv Vn'l refreshing- sleep after pain. Don't noRlect kidney trouble. Komove tho causo with Foley Ktdney Pills. Sehram m-Johnson. Pruttr "Tne Never BubatUuluit." . Five (6) Good tftorea. Fancy dress nnd m.-ir-k ball, l.'ni'v ha i lM nt ig ti r. t'hh c con rnnri' crv bodj" cornel ( Aav crticcnicDU) n sag i 1 w fev-''- Ci"""" fUii -J-d wB IB lpM fll j S HEWLETT'S g lis LUNETA U i3 COFFEE S iH has Ihe same delicious Ml fla'or when it reaches MS 3 your table that it had MS lS when it left the roast- S a M er, because it is always Fresh Roasted. M Ih Yur Grocer Sells It. Children Cry' FOR FLETCHER'S C AS T O R I A RelyOnCiiiicura ToQearPimples Soap 25c. Ointment 25 and 50c. CHANGE OF PROGRAMME TODAY i Presenting today only ' llS IT ALWAYS WRONG TO STEAL? B Do not answer now wait until you Knave seen how a most unhappy situa-Bj situa-Bj tlon was averted between Innocent fi little Babbette and her "crook" hus-I hus-I band In "BABETTE" FEATURING PEGGY iiYLAKD COMEDY. Shows continuous from I i 1 to 11 p. m. R 1 Tonight Is "Liberty Bend Night" E B Coming tomorrow, Wm. Russell, In 1 g "N. Y. LUCK" b A merry, "served-hlm-rlght" farce j Sauce lor llie Goose; I Presented by Nana Bryant and the i Wilkes Players ? g Matineea Thursday and Saturday . g Rmdar prirj- . -; sscs&siiaestaaMiiA NOW PLAYING 0 B!!l runs until Tuesday night. An ft j all-star programme of high-claw H vaudeville E "A Fireside fisverse"! Jack Princeton and choru3 girls p 6 other big features V. 3 shows daily 2:45, 7:30. 9:15 Seats reserved first night show only j ia7.wiiiii.winiwjBifMin rn.il .'jmuijim TRIBUNE WA-NT ADS I' I' L L "Pictures Minus Camouflage" 1 TODAY, TOMORROW, WEDNESDAY j In his latest and absolutely his best picture B BURTON HOLMES IN GLACIER PARK PATHE NEWS fi Overheard in the Lobby: "The best show I ever saw." 1 "Better than Doug's best pictures rolled into one.'' S a "He won't be with us long. He is bound to brenk his neck." 9 B "The scenery alone is a show in itself," etc., etc. 8 j Better Pictures fi 111010 1 RtA m 1 B S a S3 a R 'Supreme Soprano' j I Better Music 4 es V Mat Si0d'-E ' OFFERING TOMORROW AND FOR FOUR DAYS j VIOLA DANA ! "BLUE. JEANS" B ( 3 years at 14th St. Theater. N. Y. j ''BLUE JEANS" J 3 years at MpVlcker's Theater Chicago PLAY RAN I 2 years at Tremont Theater, Boston I ("Ask Dad; He Knows") "BLUE JEANS" WILL NEVER WEAR OUT. WONDERFUL AS A PLAY j TREMENDOUS AS A SCREEN PRODUCTION DON'T MISS IT PRESENTING LAST TIMES TODAY v I ELAINE HAMMERSTEIN "THE CO-RESPONDENT" j UNIVERSAL WEEKLY Prof. J. J. McClellan In organ solos at 7:20 & 9:20 A RIALTO H y (MEHESY) 1 I The darling of the screen MARY PICKFORD I In 7-reel Artcraft Production I "The Pride of the Clan" TODAY AND TOMORROW As an extra,, in addition to the MARY PICKFORD feature, "The Red Ace," with Marie Walcamp, in "NEW ENEMIES," shown today only. WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY ' "THE SLACKER" Patriotic photoplay, with Emily Stevens ADULTS, 10c. CHILDREN. t"u Theater On State Street. NOW PLAYING THE SVSfiSFSTS Big Joy Carnival 5 Other Feature Acts Shows 2:45, 7:30 and 9 Special Notice Beptnitin Thursday, Jan. 10. now policy: two shows weekly; week-ly; one show Thursday, Fridny, Saturday; Sat-urday; another thow Sunday, Monday, Mon-day, Tuesday, "Wednesday. 5 Acts In Each Show j 1 AMERICAN FLORIST Was. 8677 AMERICAN THEATER Designs for all occasions. Decorations our specialty fSLT LAKE THEATRE! j TONIGHT Tos: j MATINEE WEDNESDAY ( I Evening prices, 50c to $2 j Matinee, 50c to $1.50 s Plus War Tax li America's Greatest Musical Show H Klaw & Erlanger's Supreme Musical B Comedy Success N BUSS I coqmfTy SP1MQT1ME DIRECT AND EXACT IN EVERY DETAIL FROM ALL-SEASON'S RUNS IN BOSTON AND NEW YORK I UNRIVALED CAST B NAMES YOU KNOW R Mclntyrc. Barnett, Moorr-. Bi-ockbank, S Burke, Doane, Fl3her, Galllard, Kox. u De Haven jl ORCHESTRA OF 16 I IlllilWI IlllllllllllilWIIIIIIIIIIIIII IMIIIWIIIIMliT w m Performances each Wed., Thur., j'V- Frl" S;it-' Sun. Eve., 8:30. Bar.h Ky 'tjJ Thur., Frl., Sat., Sun. Mat., 2:30. rt"! B(-fl WEDNESDAY fcve. BURT, JOHNSTON . CO. j3 GEORGE 4. DICK RATH SJ GOLET, HARRIS & MOREY r.M BEN LINN A jl IOLEEN SISTERS j'jl PATHE NEWS r,mmrk ' ' :"" always op--n. BROADWAY I B Last times today double b'll g B In a big western with a punch B j Under tfa-adicap 3 And Chni)!r , I M "VENGEANCE and thr WOMAN" B Q Tomorrow, "THE TENDERFOOT" |