New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 10, 1919, Page 4

Genuine BayerTablets of The value of Bayer-Tablets of Aspirin needs no proof. But you do need the Bayer Cross on a tablet to prove _'i;ou are bgletting genuine ayer-Tablets of Aspirin. e y pirin, - BAYER 2 /) The trade-mark “‘Aspirin” (Rez. U. S. Pat. OfF) 15 a \"R_~/ guarantes that the monoaceticacidester of salicyiicacid in these tablets iv of the reliable Bayer manufacture. KEENEY'S THEATER. Gt ot el e ' Marked with the Bayer-Cross t Ieeney’s e Held and famous beauty for Your Additional Protection Ah Fong is killed and N musch Jeoomecy th pretty girls, = = — Nong-waited-for prod ; rigoner. s soon as his bonc c s some of the host ness for a time and becomes a (Ii\'mc:‘ N i t, Shannon hurries to release Pat 2 3 e sy This SRR e A L e Midnight Patrol,” opened today | SRt : il in vauc t . Thi And it is here that the premier | e % i GO S Lo IS AOLIT P 8 and known comedienne gets in her funniest bits ! B¢ Fox's theater and among the hun- | that ho is to be made chief for con- S ; i , | \ | ing looking her prettiest in a one | e " dreds thore were several members of | ducting tl 1ccessful &, . L ) Al i e E of S lod The jpiece hathing suit. There is a moment | Skin Pores are Ob h:l Pt : Bt the local police force who were guests r':‘glml l”‘w his l“‘!‘h > costumes ar ¢ over $100,000 and or two of seriousness for Mabel at s Acid Remains in S er promise literall R ¥ | DIENE Tatrelt lomelodrama, butit s 00 0L 1 oWl Inhosited b beaoh wier & constable hug the Blood. ad o the quality, but with much lati- | ©f the management at the matince. | tny o of melodrama that will ap- . | I o, " 3 5 her mother D7 s priced the effrontery to accuse her of bein a tade gl to TIES G0 viilotelror | mne Mtianiehtl Batroliisl Salect Plet Sex el L EE SR Ll e Sl P B s i o 5 eumatism is no respecter of age, Wflmf\s her leisurely pleasure—for | tures’ great spoclal attraction concern- | one of the greatest special productions | them, known by all the lead- | city Right there things begin to | Miss Kelly Tells How Lydla olor or rank. If not the most | Betty cannot be hurried—Lillian om0 A araras ir “hi 50 1 See. n the American screen. A 1 3 ?, < { ing the underworld life in the Chinese | 8Ver seen on the ing dlamonc nts of the world. : happen to that hoor, misguided . Pinkham’s Vegetable orous of human afflictions it is | Plained to me Marion's reference to | screaming two-reel comedy, the latest & T : pI 7 | g E i e valnilWiTrose) Subs|(Foverts Savarinisdiripitolthefnertin, (seption of wilaves Wentern (oltERE Wt o el N Bwa) it plchuries oziine e |0l S o SORER BN ROaRCa aner o) fUSIonol o i mmost siie nll e Compound Restored 2 : S aldl Gt l1eaa [tlinoe: | produced by Thomas H. Ince. turn of ¥ddie Rickenbacker, the pr doNoglop DErteCL DIl IR S8 e Lot IDETLNE AV S Her Health Ju shewmetinm fahogicf.e “I didn't tell you about Robert e ; N e tures will be shown in addition to |mile along the beach while crowds | ealth. dress as warmly as possible, ic 3 g rt, Ah Tong, a notorlous Chinese, is | mler American Marshal Potair e e e big six | stand by hHowling with glee s Madge,” she began abruptly after | (B ieeimesden s ol el ot Toanciion o rd big six | stand by € glee. any undue exposure and, above plotting with Jim Murdock, a corrupt ‘ e SUe = e et sending Marion from the room, “be- | s e | Arteraft will be th tur, The new vaudeville bill Is one of o rink lots of pure water, pncne politician, to keep the police from in- | the entire submarine flect surrendered | Newark, N. J.—“For about three ’ caus ras afraid you might mis- ; el e srmances start at the usual time. | merlt. This new bill s a special one Fared fro et dhtskadi a/[Rcanse Tiwas a 3 | S AEhtohe in. | to the Allles in Harwich, England; the | years 1 suffere m nervous breal eumatism is caused by urio acid | . ey i | terferinz on a night when a big ship- ! | L Gl : . e e generated in the bowsls and | :;—d:;;svmv nd the reason for his going meont of opium is expected. The only | American fleet off for target practice { const ting of four big Keith vaude. down and t so 5 3 ha. s 5 | LYCEUM TH . ville acts. On the program there is i weak I could hardl ibed into the bloed. Jg] is ‘x"m‘ I knew better than to question her, | Man they fear is Terrence Shannon, | : \“l‘ff:,‘l“"k”(‘)?'fi:("‘\i]:i‘:‘:;”;l‘l:l ,;.‘.:l“; ,gmj e b i e :witgnf[(‘fl!\[-t, el I standiad hsdheady on of the kidneys to filter this | ., 00 her phraseology puzzied me, | Sergeant of the Chinese vice squad. | cldenil w R mh il A Bofoct i hos lind Stovenst nifainew ltoneation) oo i aches every day. I ferom the hlcoa and east it out| 2l R O e rapidly than ls | In order to keep Shannmon from con- |the Day, and four vaudeville acts, | mirers Will find A& Perfoct 367, TR e e e e 8 L2 e eve?:nhixg i o urine; the pores of the skin | Bud 2he WOrt o8 o e As she | ducting a rald, Murdock issues orders | hordlined by The Montana Five, com- | latest pic S e e e ) could think of and s a means of freeing the blood | th11eq the {mpression grew upon me | to have Patsy O'Connell held captive 1'1\:‘5‘\7'1 5 Man Wt laughte et ion: |mnalis i Days i onis iov e e ) ~ was under a phy- s impurity. In damp and chilly, | tngt there wns womething behind her FPatsy is a young woman who ¥ Villard, “The B e ol e e e sician’s care for two weather the skin pores &are| gior some angle that she didn’t wish | charge of the Chinese mission house. | Will topline Fox's vaudeville bill com- Cbe et e Sl 3 S5 ears. A girlfriend thus forcing the kidneys to 40 | me to know. Murdock notifies Shannon that Patsy | mencing Thursday. Able to increase | 2 e Perfec Another banner show will invade ad used Lydia E. o work, they become weak and Something Between the Lines, | 18 held captive and that she will he | in lhelght at will by seven and onc- | SengEtuntiicsliios ‘)hu | Lyceum on Thursday, when the 3 \\\;7 Pinkham'’s Vege- sh and fail to eliminate this| “Perhaps ~you remember how | harmed unless Shannon keeps away. | half inches without the dislocation or | SPAIkling urtistry than in any other great Drury Lane melodrama entitled ; table Compound and heid which keeps accumulating | gtrangely robert felt his inabllity to Terrence decides to conduct raid, | separation of joints and without mov- | Pl ; viously I The | “Sporting Life”” will be shown. Those she told me about i ireulating through the system, | get {into the fighting lines? ghe | however, and notifies Policeman | ing ¥ from the floor—also i 11” ',',m\'. he star four \fl‘vflv-‘ 1 who remember the stage version will it. From the first ally settling in the joints and | querled, and with a quick remem- | O’'Shea to come with the reserves if T se > length of the arms by | L .-\“mv“] to : Iy “\\ her comic . | recall the many thrills of this pro- > day I took itIbegan s causing stiffness, soreness and | brance of the dramatic letter to her | he Is not back at a stated hour. With | 15 inches with dislocation or separ- | { 2 »vvvm' >‘v“ 5 Mabe : 1: “ur‘!mn.'sl'«)h as the fomous prize \ (M to feel better and called rheumatism. { from the artist which I had read | “Chink Rose,’ a ne'er-do-well white ation of the Jjoints and able {o &l \ : ‘H‘ mv'vv ho1 Ful hen Lord Woodstoc] ,_nml:_ g nE]w I am well and the first twinge of rheumatism | months before'I nodded assent. ! man, Shannon finds the secret en- elongate the neck two inches with per- l: P H doesn ‘, L n his n an in a nt at the ring-side fi_ Bdw dfo mOS]'S(Bn){ om any pharmacy about four | “He tried evervthing, she sald, | trance to Ah Fon den. When they | fect ease and without an effort, =t ‘w ) l“, IV « | jumps into the r{‘nw and beats the = h-;n bO WOT‘- . s of Jad Salts; put a tablespoon- | “but there seemed no opening for ' enter the den, Ah Fong and his as- | lard give the most amaz > ‘ : raveling wais trained fighter. The famous horse- | N ) me‘;ledinee‘hreeé%r;i a glass of water and drink be- | him. And then he shut himself up sistants jump on Shannon and over- | hibition ever seen in New Brita SR el : a lling | race o shown. Then there will Al e e s %ou e reakfast each morning for a, in his mountain studia and practied | power him. Just as the Chinese ave | & method all his own, Wi : jReha] an b De janother gxeat atbraetion Hnl el Do S8 S e L S e This is said to eliminate uric | What he called ‘clown drawing’ for about to throw Terrence into tho pit | onstrates in full of th 1 ek and : t Arbuckle in his new picture entitled | T KprTy 476 So. 14th St., Newark y stimulating the kidneys to | months until he felt assurad thut he | qlleq with rats, O'Shen arrlves with | his wonderful power. [ow 1 ng ho E s bus The Cook.” LN ’ d » L1 action, thus ridding the blood | could amuse the col"\\'nhw(:'-nl f<<rl- | reserves. 1In the fight that follows, | it is his own s , however, = = The reason this famous root and herb bse impurities. disreinitnenospitale QIEEheREw ere = L — = — = o v T & remedy, Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Salts is inexpensive, harmless | Siven the opportunity. § ; ‘ IN O’SULLIVAN “FRENCH” TENOR Compound, was so successful in Miss fiide’ rrom thelicid offarapes [ Oh, Tiliani (1 gsepod, fox 1 iciow / | IR bt 4 () Kelly’s case was because it went to the mon juice, combined with lithia | @nough of the artistic ideals of Robert ), i i it | il oot of Tar trcables rostoved hiek 0! & uped with excellent results by | Savarin, and his almost fanatical i | I AU normal healthy condition and as a result hds of folks who are subject | @doration of his chosen medium of ex ! | it Vo I | { e R At eumatism. Here you have a | Pression to realize the sacrifice he had . il ) | e BE W setvescRnCRElh n s venion ma'-r}eimew yow'd see it," she said, her which overcomes uric actd and | . 1oy “with pride In the man she to your kidneys as well. | j,v03 so hopelessly. And his Via - - . s | Crucis didn’t end with his work. You ( % A ¢ e[ e | ) B ol know how diffident he is? Well, he | Ny Wi, | ;B 5 | o : foi 5 L 5ol @ physiclan, crushed that, and went from author- { L i 3 R " | : ! | - : the "emergency” treat- ity to authority, exhibiting his new- ¢ . 4 & s ¥ - - ment— found accomplishment, begging for a ; R § e ! \ chance to use it for the boys across 1 : i > g 5 K | i : : § y | the seas. T i > g B | = . | - | “Finally he secured his chance and ! T ' : Fic) = ; ‘ L B | went across. I have only received the : 1 g Eeo : : ; NEW PRICES - 30c, 60c, $1.20 o YOU EXPLAIN TIT? | briefest of letters from him, for he is “THE! MAN WHO GROWS” Bl | constantly traveling from place to joes From Dwarf to Giant place. But I can read between the While You Wait. lines that he is having wonderful 3 IUMANSIINICH !‘smic;:mzlm I could read something :, R 4‘\“ X s ' | e g}& 5 Awa"fiReSlStance Dovoid of Trickery and else botween the lines of her story, | A ! : o : . efying Scientific Diagnosis. something which lingered in troubling 4 i e : £ 5 3 . Emphasis Sho.“ld be placed upon HE IS COMING TO | fashion with me not only during the Z - 5 g : the conservation of strength and ¥ | rest of my stay at her home, but long : the building up of a strong wall after I had left her. to : A o, . L : : : of resistance against weakness. L e L e re you sensitive 3 : | Savarin's action was, of course, h i ; : ] D e o e about your face? o . COT o, 3 § going abroad, and that was his di trust of Harry Underwood, his desire It is impossible to hide your face of regainingthatschooi-gigl complexion o 3 3 3 : SORksdepitreniootininy every time people look at you. That you once were proud of. Rough, red, s : e : s ST i) 3 disfiguring eruption robs you of your pimply s ir itch and bu Foo Gl NS T % | v rightful beauty. Ttlowers your chance < out is used regularly by many, right of success in life—it brir s ; through the winter, as a depend- rves : ; 3 gT«Ifi;::@ \\\(rhem_ 1)‘;}»:0 5(‘.”1\ I .I)fw <1‘; les. v ¥ il - S 3 : ] able means of conservingstrength. G p p aveyoutried Resinol? you have S i 0 = \ 2 i1 i ment with tonic-qualities that . R ik . ‘ i : i ; are great in their ability to VAUDEVILLE 4.5 3 § : 2 ST R W strengthen the body and in- S \ANDBESLP\LCHM!ES. sk s R X u 2 & & % 53 i SRS rrease resistance. Scott & Bowne, Bloomfield,N.J. 18-2! _Thos. H. ince‘s Great Special Production = “ N el ! e S John he trio; John is a typical Irishman ] ; : B | :rronch® singor from th is | brogue and all; his wife is as typical Be Better Looking—Take : I PA R@L = fiu : o i Dl BT | of Paris, petite, ¥ and vivacious Olive Tabiets | i " DEV &4 TODAY""4 ™ : : ‘4 i vans o S [ Frencs 1 1 % i 1f your skin is yellow——complexion palli® s are an interest- | French but no VAUDEVILLE g ~—tongue coated—appetite poor—you have Al Fighting, Smashing Melodrama of a Western [ G — e e ~~= abad taste in your mouth—alazy, no-good 1g g, Smashing Melo > 3 feeling—you should take Olive Tablets, e atown in e Rich Right Personified by an Amer.i- | M l] l N fi e [§ (‘,\:‘1!‘4{;;, o : 3 - : = o . ‘ . = PRI 7 D&Edw;—gds’onvel‘abledti—g substitute an Policeman—Triumphs Over the Forces of Evil, a G flrmafi @ : Ny @ N Efq %‘ 3 | afie 17 ieari'f,’fe:;?&’;’éithfha;-gi&’féfs? ice and Corrupt Politics. . S Ongn ! iffi 4 it Lot Dr. Edwards’Olive Tablets are a purely SEE TERRENCE SHANNON Back up the Wagon. ¥ | F in A PERFECT L 1 i vegetable compound mixed with olive oil, A ! 4 T s = = z = You will knog them hlz' t{:eir olive color. ‘N g N e meeeeene | i | CA CO E Y M g To have aclear, pink skin, bright eyes, V de e lle ) THIRTY-SIX FOUSbED OV el ] Uk i NI D with 1o, pimples, & fecling Of buoyancy Mke a ‘ ‘ ‘? b § l <k THIs SPECIAL LANE! DRAGA; : I Sy ’ G childhood days you must get at the cause. THE MONTANA FIVE ; THE mcrgi\fl b f 1 8 ‘%NN I‘X ,&HEJLD S DAUGH [ER Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets act on the R B } N no dangerous after effects, y 1 i o"d@. Canoad Of Sceflery Theys’tla}x;ttthelgle anl?overcforggmnsfi. N ‘ 3 Q atis ‘hat's why milli; ~ RS Latest Songs and Dances e Sold smmually at 10c and 250 per tox Bt iLL ALSO BE SHOWN dr;xé;%;fts.l Take C;itl::. two nightly and S 5 S note the pleasing ¢ - ook RS MOORE 4 e ) liver and bowels like calomel—yet have CHRISTOPHER & BALL. 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