New Castle Herald from New Castle, Pennsylvania • Page 8

EIGHT i itti.ii.li, 1 TIIE NEW CASTLE HERALD Tuesday, January 14, 1910. II Jl. IMMIII UilJ I1J aa We. -aw AM TOUT THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY THIS WEEK The Famous Drury Lane Melodrama MI A LI i A PARAMOUNT-ART CRAFTSPECIAL A tremendous tale of fast'horses, flying fists ajid beautiful now produced with rdce'mmjosneiur pre rs all the world for its stage. 1 tPli I It J- Let's have tiuthcx Jrouiui, i.

MAURICE TOURNEUR presents 'SPORTING LIFE I 6i "Sporting Life," limited by the three walls of the stage, packed the biggest theatres of two continents. It ran at the huge Manhattan Opera House in New York for two seasons. The motion picture" will run forever. 1 The world's most famous race The English Derby! A thrilling prize fight at an exclusive London club! Excitement Intrigue everything to make this one of the greatest pictures ever produced. Thousands of People Are in the Cast of "Sporting Life." See This Tremendous Picture! (panmouid-Qrlcrafi Special Directed by MAUQ1CE TOURNEUBj niun mini iihhjujui-H ii.wjwiii ipm wiiiiiiuwn yy i WHERE ROOSEVELT DIED it f'iiii WmV IfiilJ hrty'iiw f-i1 imrirmU'iflTi-' PS9 HOUSE JANUARY 15th OPERA WEDNESDAY, I ft! COUTTS AND TENNIS" BRILLIANT MUSICAL TRIUMPH TOMORROW A A SMACKING MUSICAL ALL ABOARD FOR SUCCESS I fit REX BE AC SIX Solid Months Geo.

M. Cohan Theatre, NEW YORK ALL NEW YORK ADORED IT Smashing Tremendous Overwhelming Sensational Smacking Musical Comedy HIT! FULL OP Newest and Greatest Motion Picture PUCKERING TUNES "PEACOCK ALLEY CHORUS the PATRICIA O'HEARN om And the Atmospheric Garden Embracing a Great Cast of Musical Comedy Favorites, Henry Coote, David Andrada, Lee Dally, Donald Archer, Estelle Colbert, Anthony Andra, Lessie Hall, Harry Wilson, Sam Holden and Fred Barnes. Featuring Your Old Friend FRANK McINTYRE ENCHANTING SONG HITS FULL OF PUCKERING TUNES 20 20 PRICES: 50c, 75c, $1.00, $1.50, $2.00 This is the home at Oyster Bay where Theodore Roosevelt has received scientists, statesmen and politicians, where he has spent his leisure hours with his family and wherehe peacefully came to his death. A Picture You Will Never Forget! Pathe Weekly. IN 6 ACTS.

Comedy. SEATS SELLING NOW -5 the board, her arm moved as If the "control" were pulling-ft about against her will and her voice rose and fell evenly, mechanically, as she spelled out the "messages," "Goodness gracious! I Hope she isn't going into a trance." I said to myself. (To Be Continued) It "THE ANGEL Of THE SLUMS" FORMERLY LIVED IN THIS CITY January Clean-Up mi Hisr faaii. Copyright, 1918, bj the Newspaper Enterprise AAs'n. Chapter 122 for Girls OPERA HOUSE FRIDAY "Don't be narrow.

Daddy!" I said lining: up on his side, as usual. "Go into the subject thoroughly, do! I'll get a book for you. I know one on psychic THE COAT GIRL By LEAH EVANS Concerning Mrs. C. C.

Herron, wife of Col. Herron, in command of the Volunteers of America in Philadelphia, who formerly was Miss Alice Brahm of perfectly good to me, Certeis. Quite reasonable. Good thing to know about? too. Seeing how dafty people get over this stuff.ifs time they had a line on the truth about it.

Silly to fool one's self. But say, Chrys, if her Spanish majesty can't help us about our fortunes for 1919, let's see what she knows about the past! Have you got her on the line still?" this city, the Pittsburgh Telegraph Her Spanish Majesty Persists Despite Certeis' Explanations. of Monday evening says: "One of your friends, Mamzelle?" "The Angel fthe Slums," as she has asked Jacques, the head waiter, as the come to be known, the little woman young man went out who Is doing a big work In the worst i on. phlloHolnhia i) fnrmur Nftw Plainly, her majesty was still with January 1 7 6 Girls' Coats Every Winter Coat in stock, sizes 2 to 16 years, regularly priced from $7.95 to $25.00, to go now at to y2 off us. Chrys had become so engrossed Coa(.

Castle, girl, and is well known in with her new "control" that she had failed to get Certeis' explanation of the "You mean he tells things, yes?" Pittsburgh, where she has visited fre-asked Jacques, Iquently. She formerly was Miss Alice vm mnmmmmmm.jjiw nii ji 'JHiittfjSI science of the thing. Under her fingers, the I "No, not that. He is a nice boy," said" Violet Brahm. She is now Mrs.

C. C. pointer was the Coat Girl, "but when he takes me Herron. wife of Col. C.

C. Herron, in Hi Is 1 1'll to a dance, or comes around the flat command of the Volunteers of Amer-to sit out an evening, or goes to a lea In Philadelphia. movie with me he tries to entertain me. I Adjt Frank M. Wise, in command in "Any.

time any guy tries to enter- Pittsburgh, has returned from a visit tain me with a line of chatter about to Philadelphia and other eastern cities flying around with astonishing rapidity hitting the letters of the alphabet with remarkable accuracy. I stopped Jointing down the letters as they were indicated, in order that I might hear what the doctor had to say. But C-rys didn't scold me. She had played with her pet board so much that she was an expert as well as an honest filtimn of Philadel- 111B jwu vi- ins itiuy 11IC11UA, 11 tXUJ tti he knows about, I know he in't no phia with Col. and Mrs.

Herron. He said, this morning, that moral condi particular friend of "When a guy is a real frind of mine. Frenchy, he don't talk much. He will tions, he believed, in Pittsburgh were far better than in Philadelphia, New ASA. itwM All-wool serges, silks, and wash materials, sizes 3 to 14 year, regularly priced from $1.98 to $10.75, now go at 1.

tn 1A Off and trusting reader of its messages. She made a most remarkable picture take me to a movie, and Just edge his York and Boston, as she resumed her seance, sitting elbow over where It touches be, or lay The splendid beds of the palatial straight and rigid opposite Eloise, his hand on my arm, and sit there German liner, Vaterland, seized by the Whose slender fingers also touched happy If he can nudge me when the United States Government, have been the, pointer. Chrys' eyes were fixed on hero and the heroine on the screen fall turned over to the Volunteers of Amer- into a clinch. lea for their big "hut" in New York. mystery that contains over 600 pages! Why even spirit children have their say now-a-'days.

One little girl spirit admonishes her family not to pack five persons into the family auto which was built to hold four." At this. Daddy roared like a boisterous boy, and. thus encouraged I went on like a bad little 'girl: "And one of the most popular i deceased authors hands out this: 'Understand that love Is spiritual and you understand all." A truth, we must admit, hardly a revelation: in fact, as old as the hills!" "Say, Doc! You ought to know something about this business, seeing lodts and the insane are your specialty," said Daddy. "What's back of all this bunk?" "Self-hypnotism," answered Certeis quietly. "Explain that," demanded Daddy.

"Two big, facts are attested by Investigators of the cuija board, tipping tables, thumping pianos stools and such bits of athletic furniture," said Certeis. "One is that very honest persons who do not desire to deceive themselves or others do" actually spell out sentences, sometimes rather startling messages' from what they believe to be spirit rappings. Now. it is asserted by scientific authorities that these operators naver write anything which was not stored up in their own minds to begin with. Get "that? In their subconscious minds.

Clean Sweep of All Girls' acd Kiddies HATS at CREAM FOR CATARRH OPENS UP NOSTRILS Tells How To Get Quick Relief from Head-Colds. It's Splendid I "The true test of friendship is how where daily hundreds of soldiers and long two people can stay silent and still sailors are fed and entertained and be happy." nightly hundreds sleep in the luxuries "If you like somebody real well all not so long ago enjoyed aboard the you need is -a smile, a touch of the hand beautiful German steampship. 0 or a look out of the corner of the eye I The boys in the service were given from 'em, and it says more than if they a bountiful Christmas dinner by the read a Joke book before they come to Volunteers under command of Col. J. see you and twisted the conversation 1 J.

Keppel. every tate In the union like a skein of yarn to brfng in all the being represented by the soldiers and Jokes. sailors present and. that- night, every 49cts 79cts 98cts value Up to $3.00 la one minute your clopped nos- Up to $1.50 value Up to $2.00 value "Some day Frenchy. I am goin'- to state was represented tn former uer- tvla ivfll AnAn fha nlr of your head will clear and you can 1 a whoj.11 co" to my hus beds- and say, 'Hello kid' and then sit silent breathe freely.

No more hawking, Cured at a Cost of 25 Cents "Eight years ago when we first moved to Mattoon, I was a great suf- for two or three hours, and then kiss me without sayin' a word, and we two are goin', to stroll up an aisle to the tune of "Her Comes the Bride' for we ferer from indigestion and constlna- snuffling, blowing, headache, dryness. No struggling for breath at night, your cold or catarrh will be gone. Get a small bottle of Ely's Cream Balm from your druggist now. 'Ap "Sure, I. grasp that," Daddy assented.

are goin' to know each other so writes Mrs. Robert Allison, inaj i can watcn mi ac. na see ne Mattoon m. had frequent head On the Diamond men ueriem i- professor manner: When Miss Lorfmer learned from a 7 K. Washington Watch Our Windows ches and dizzy spells, and there was ply a little of this fragrant, antU Tk.

feeling like a heavy weight press 'control' that Jim was to have 98 planes i 1... to his credit, she was writing down septic healing cream In your nostrils. this cafe are the married people who lng on my stomacn ana cnest an me own idea of Jim's prowess. She it penetrates through every air pas- love each other. time.

I felt miserable. Every mor i i had stored up that wisn ror mm in ner Bage Cf the head, sootnes tne m-i sub-conscious and it popped out flame(j or swollen mucous membrane sel of food distressed, me. I could not rest at night and felt tired and worn out all the time. One bottle of The shipbuilding industry in the wVn ahe didn't expect St, when she and relief comes Instantly. Norwegian scientists are trying to r.

nronoifion. 'mpor-! It's Just fine. Don't stay tarn Mf sounds accompany the aurora Chamberlain's Tablets cured me and Mrs. Margaret Neale is assistant lirector general of the United States employment service in charge of wo-nan's work. Her office is In Wash-ngton.

D. C. being turned out In at least seven dif-I "And Jim never got over there" was I itZ i i nave since leu iul6 a umcrcui. pCi ferent yards. Daddy's comment.

"Your theory sounds lief comes so quickly. far nothern latitudes. son' Adv. BY BLOSSER She Needs a Callin gr Down, No Doubt FRFKLES AND HIS FRIENDS FEATURING C. THOMPSON, IRISH TENOR AS "FRECKLES" AND STRONG COMEDY CjVST.

SEATS ON SALE. BOX OFFICE. PRICES: 25c, 50c, 75c, $1.00 VES, THAT? EVACT- WHAT Mfc TU OTUtQ. DAY THAT IT VOUI MV TEACHEtt-1 OVaSf jV, ABOUT fc) a 3 SMALUft TUAf4 PU WAR TAX 4 RED CROSS NOTES i 1-1 MS WORK UECFIVFD. Class 19 has turned ta one pair of bocks and Hillsvillo auxiliary two pnirs of socks Don't holler because vou are not sat you want.

Be thankful that you are not retting what ion do not want. Jje s.jii-T- ags i 0f.