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Show I Yes, Girls Everybody is usltiK nnd 'iillnn r .v ut j M DEP.W1LLO, the lifiutd tint It Instantly Ji beautifies the complexion, makes a soft. S ! At toilet counters even where. Your 1' touch." 0t five hundred thousand gi x I 1; nnd women are usinp It. it's n real n.au- i Ii! tifior. that's what it Is. Try It today. 1 At, toilet counters everywhere Your &A money back if you don't like it. Adv I I! 11 TO THE SIGHT . MML ORDERS UW: i To minimize confusion in handling i f the expected heavy advance saie for' John Golden's original New York-Chill' cago production of "Turn to the Right" jj at the Orpheum, Jan. 27 and 2S, with matinee, mall orders will be received ,( at once by the theatre management. ; Orders accompanied by postoffice of express money orders or bank drafts wiU be numbered and filled as soon as J ; received, previous to the opening ofj the boxoffice sale. As this applies to i boUi local and out-of-town patrons, it ; aff6rds everybody an equal chance to ! obtain good seals, Ten per cent of the ! purchase amount should be added to i l cover the federal war tax and if the I I tickets are to be mailed a self-address-1 I' ed, stamped envelope should be cn- closed. Otherwise they will be held ij at the boxoffice in the name of the purchaser. . 1 ,1 "Turn to the Right" is rated as the greatest comedy success since "The' j OldHomestead" and it is playing tol i capacity audiences everywhere on j toup5 U has been seen only in the 3 largo cities up to this time. Adv. ' i ' nn ' II IN CONSTANT USE BY " PHYSICIANS EVERY DAY ! Medicinal Value of S. S. S. Is Fully ( Recognized. i. Almost every humau ailment can be traced, one way or another, to im-; im-; purilles In the blood. So you cannot ; ovoreBtimate the importance of keep-ii keep-ii in&'ijfouT circulation built up, so that t., your heart will be constantly pump-i pump-i Ing.j:Ich, red, life-giving blood to all j parla of the system. Any alight dis-; dis-; order or impurity that creeps into the i blood, is a source of danger, for every : vitaUorgan of the body depends upon the T)lood supply to properly perform its runctlons. It is quite true that , practically every one Is equally ex-pose"a ex-pose"a to the attacks of disease. You ;i are just as liable to be attacked as Hli the jnan or -woman sitting next to i you kn the street car. It all depends upon the condition of your blood. If ! it- is; thin and impoverished, and has Htj been; allowed to reach a low state by Hl the accumulation of impurities, you have not sufficient vitality to resist these germ attacks, and they find a L fertile field In your system to spread H disease. Hli Over a hundred years ago le In-H In-H dians made many excellent remedies HH md-tonic from roots and herbs gath-H gath-H -red from the .forests. H One ol these formulae was handed "SYRUP OF FIGS" miLD'SLAXATiVE Look at Tongue! Remove Poisons From Stomach, Liver and Bowels. 1 a Accept "California" Syrup of Figs only look for the name California on the package, then you are sure your child is having the best and most j harmless laxative or physic for the little stomach, liver and bowels. Children Chil-dren love its delicious fruity taste. ! Full directions for child's dose on each 'bottle. Give it without fear. ' Mother! You must say "California." J Advertisement. nn ' UO AreYonFat? Just Try This Thousands of ovorfat people have become be-come slim by following the advice of Joe tors who recommend Mnrmola Piesnip-llon Piesnip-llon Tublets, llioae Km ir.lt IHlle f.-tl reducers re-ducers that simplify the doso of the famous fa-mous Marmola "Proscription. If too fa. tlon't w.'iii for iho dorhr's advice. Go now lo .niii- dnul.Hi oi- v.iltc to the Mnrmola Co.. VI'. Woouw :trd An-, J."tftvolt. Mi' ii. Mi-i lor !. piwc uc i. uec i ahe of these :nbi :-s They reduce tw H.-cc or four pour ds a week w-lthou i.eni, dieting ix am v.n-I-li asant offecc n-ilcvor. too fnt, tiy litis today. .Yt down to the white man and for more than fifty years has been used as S. S. S., which is recognized as the best known blood medicine on the market This fine old remedy Is still made as of old from roots and herbs of proven medicinal value. In fact, phv-slcians phv-slcians everywhere recognize the won-derful won-derful efficiency of these roots, and they are prescribed in'some .form or other almost daily. And now after being in constant use for more than half a century, S. S. S. Is more popular than ever. It Is sold by practically every drug store In the land, and every druggist is well acquainted with Its sterling merit, for they have seen Its results. S. S. S. is a very valuable agent in the treatment of Catarrh, Rheumatism, Eczema, Tetter boils, pimples, skin eruptions, malaria, and other disorders that come 4 from blood impurities. It Is also without an equal ras a general tonic and system builder. By its efficacy in cleansing the blood o'f impurities, It "builds up the appetite and gives now life and vigor to the entire body. You are Invited to write for valuable valu-able literature and medical . advice, which will be sent without cost. Address Ad-dress Chief Medical Adviser. Swlftj .Laboratory, Atlanta. Advertisement." IIS HUBS' DDI JEW MEEK i Like most Highly successful farce! I comedies, "Parlor Bedroom and Bath,", coming to the Orpheum Sundav, has as la foundation for its laughter a true psychological fact of human character. charac-ter. Its authors say that nine women ,0111 of ten are more interested in a !i:ian with a "past," a Don Juan, than, they arc in someone wlio has never, sown any wild oats! So they invented i a wife who fondly believes her hus-! band to be a gay rounder, when he is in reality the meekest of men The unfortunate husband finds that he must live up to ihe reputation which he has assumed not an easv task since he is the kind of man that even I the sound of a kiss sends into a panic .of alarm. The story has not onlv hilarious hi-larious comedy, but suspense and a 'zest that is just enough to excite without with-out crossing the danger line. The pro-.duction pro-.duction oomes direct from its New York engagements, the companv being on Us way to the Pacific coast. Adv. oo ! Ijjjl ' The worlds greatest music jj j I -A the att ffl The strongest recommend j! 1 ; Sj 1 have is the artists who make records for it. ' 11 mI greatest artists of all the world make records for 1 1 ; 1 tne Victrola. Thery all agree the Victrola is the only instru I Mi I P a ment that presents their interpretations with a fidelity that ' JkJ 1 does full justice to their art. I I 1 jp Give Yonr family the pleasure fhat comes with the pos- " j f if&l -''session of such an instrument! But be sure itis. a Victrola. ' f jl Ijsgl Any Victor dealer will gladly play any music you wish , l filj ! M to hear and demonstrate the various styles of the Victrola Il Pl $25 to $950. New Victor Records are on sale at all dealers mm jap on the 1st of each month. j Victor Talking Machine Co., 1 1 B . ' II Ili To Help Make) HlK Strong, Keen j 111 Iw Red-Blooded fef ife Z&ttbrfirer three J fgSggWgfiCv mi.llon pe9ple annully.fl gjoaggayK J u mcreaio thetl (325SWEft23 itrenrth of wealcj PfnSfcOu? "-If-it!l' i fl"n dow"I '" c TaSL-! 'ire 'n many In- 55'Sg3 tncej. Alt: yourfi aocior or drueeml TRAFFIC COP FALLS DOWJITHE SEWER Unwittingly and unwillingly Charlie Chaplin In his latest production, entitled en-titled "A Day's Pleasure," and released re-leased by First National Exhibitors' Circuit, is the cause of a 250-pound traffic cop falling into the grime of a large city sewer. The picture plays the last time today at the Orpheum. 'Tis Thus Trouble Starts It all happens when the Chaplin (film) family decides to take a day's recreation. They repair to jthe family fam-ily automobile which is neither expensive, ex-pensive, good looking or reliable, and attempt lo wander to the brooklets. The traffic cop decides that it Is Impossible Im-possible for him to re-organize the street regulations of the city to fit tho Chaplin automobile and he serves the famous comedian with a summons. With tho dignity that mado him famous fa-mous Chaplin undertakes to put the unfortunate car through a series of legal maneuvers with poor avail. The climax of the incident arises when the street repairers spill a bucket of hot and sticky tar in front of the family machine. Chaplin has more sumnrons' thnn the officer before the Incident closes. In addition there is a western picture, pic-ture, "A Sagebrush Hamlet," with William Desmond. Adv. Girls! Your hair needs a little "Dandcrine" that's all! When II it becomes lifeless, thin or loses its lustre; when ugly dandruff II appears, or your hair falls out, a 35-ccnt bottle of delightful, j1 dependable "Danderinc" from any store, will save your hair, "m' also double it's beauty. You can have nice, thick hair, too. 1 W5 Advertisement IB'1-' |