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them into despair 'and tears and :n
spiring them to ' roof -shaking cheers as
the emotions of the pictured actors ebb
and flow. . .
The moving pictures have had- a
great influence in changing the life of
the islands. ' They have brought know
ledge to the natives of the manners and
customs of other lands snd have chnng
ed the Tahitian's viewpoint from that
of an isolated islander to the broad
sapience of one who has travelled in
many countries. He has seen pictur
ed on the - screen all the achievements
of the white man: has viewed his fa
mous cities, been instructed in his
vanities and therefore no longer con
T-ihati. June 3. The irrear.
sumers nimseu provincial.
It is something of a shock to the'av
erage visitor who, believing the hectic
tales told in books, expects to find a
horde of naked savages, is mez in
stead by the spectacle of brown women
in Paris gowns,, picture hats and high
heeled shoes. ,
upcn his instrument,
. ;n to laughter, plunging
CRAVER'S
TODAY and SATURDAY
ROADWAY
m-nrBISKS, SENSATIONS, SMILES. SOBS C R 0V D I N G
VuKOiTill EVERY REEL OF THIS DRAMA OF THREE KINDS
1 OF LOVE
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her sister's eyes
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Tlie love story of Janis Clayton and the sister of. Janis Clayton,
beautiful.' An einouan play of splendid power.
Prices 15c, 30c
SPECIAL MUSIC
THE BROADWAY
A'- Charlotte Institution
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Jesse'L. Lasky
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WALTER
HIER5
(2 (paramount Qidure.
Society kisses of faise friendship ! Idle show
of wealth and culture ! Snobs! Climbers! Toad
ies! Such was her world. -
A world which she hated for its. hollowness
and loved for its ease and luxury.
Then came the'erpsti the great awakening
-and at last she found her soul.
A BEAUTY PICTURE THAT PLAYS ON THE
HEART STRINGS OF LIFE
Special Added Feature
WALTER HIERS
Will Appear in Person Afternoon and Evening
FRIDAY A Theat.e
SATURDAY
Saturday Matinee
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Present j:
"ANOTHER WAAf'S WIFE"
A Quaint Rural Comedy Drama
next wbek, next week, next week
The Biggest Play of e Season ,
"TURN TO THE RIGHT '
WITS. 8:30 P. M. - . ... ' . '"-. - r mTINEE, 3 : P.
BOX OFFICE OPEN 1 F. M. ,
furniture used on stage furnished by the Banner Furniture Co.,
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Hope Hampton at the Broadway.
Hone Hamilton, tone of the loveliest
women acting, for the screen, has nev
er made a happier choice or. roles tnan
that of Janis Clayton in "Love's Pen
alty," which . opened this morning at
the ' Broadway theater for a' two-day
run. It gives her opportunity for ev
ery emotion from the sunniest sort of
happiness 'to the deepest depths of
hatred; and riever.have we seen a dra
matic role more snlendidlv done.
With Miss Hampton as star the pro
duction ranks as one of the most en
tertaining, of the present year. The
Rtnrv is an psnpc.iallv . dramatic One.
but it is doubtful if anyone lacking the
histrionic ability of Miss Hampton could
have made it give the supreme enter
tainment which it offers with this win
some girl's personality pervading ev
ery scene. .
Janis Clayton loses her younger sis
ter through the deceitfulness of Steven
Saunders. Her mother dies of a brok
en heart as a consequence and Janis
is fllnnp in thf world, horne down bv
the weigh of sadness, and swears to
make Saunders suffer some or tne
agony her mother and sister have en
dured. The revenge she plans is one
that will, strip him of everything he
holds dear his social position, his sanc
timonious reputation, and the love of
his wife and son but it will also mean
ruin fnr Janis. The. tenseness of the
situation when the opportunity arrives
for the culmination of her plotting has
seldom been exceeded in a motion pic
tnrp nrnrhirtinn. Rut fate intervenes
and demands the penalty due her for
his transgression , and Janis is saved
her sacrifice. Later she comes into
the happiness of the true love she has
forsaken for revenge.
Percy Marmont and Virginia Valli
give the same splendid support to Miss
Hampton they have given in previous
productions by the same star. Jack
O'Brien, a new leading man 'in 'Miss
Hampton's company, is very satisfying.
althougn his part is not as prominent
as his work in his few scenes- wou'd
seem to warrant for. future produc
tions. ' .
v "His Night Out," a Charlie Chaplin
comedy, also will be shown.
MILK BEING GIVEN
AWAY AT GROCERY
, At the Miller-Van Ness grocery store
on North Tryon street Friday a booth
was arranged, from which was being
served free,- to all comers glasses of
sweet mJJv and butter milk as part of
both
the demonstration here in connection
with the national observance of Jersey
Week. Two little girls from the coun
ty, dressed as dairy maids, served the
milk. The booth was loaded with pla
cards and literature praising milk as
the ideal diet and calling attention to
the fact that Mecklenburg county is
the Jersey center of the Carolinas.
More than 500 people were served
with free' glasses of milk from the
booth that was maintained at Belk
Brother's department store Thursday.
At Pound & Moore's, on South Tryon
street, a window display,, told of the
superiority of the Jersey and the value
of milk as a -food. . , .
The dairy maids connected witn the
display served milk at . the Kiwanis
luncheon Thursday, serving a glass of
Jersey milk to every Kiwanian and
guest."
Saturday a booth" will be maintained,
at the Guthery dining room on North
Tryon street and milk given free to
patrons. The exhibit which has been
stated during the week is under the
auspices of the' 'Mecklenburg , County
Co-operative Jersey Breeders Associa
tion and the farm demonstration of
fice. it
ATTENDANCE OFFICER
WILL TAKE CENSUS
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A school census will be taken . by
Attendance Officer J. H. Blantcn,- .of
the city schools, during the summer
months, according to announcement by
H. P. Harding, superintendent. Mr.
Blanton will begin on. the census at
once, listine the names of every persrm
in the city between the. ages of 6- and
21 years. The information obtained
will be filed for use in the office of
Mr. Harding.
Before the passage of the Brooks-Joy
ner educational bill a census was nec
essary to determine the amount of
money the schools would receive from
fho statu The nlan has heen chansred
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and is now oasea on me nunrner vl
teachers employed. However, the in
formation obtained during a census is
valuable and necessary, which is re
sponsible for the task assumed, by Mr.
Blanton.
DAVIS-COZZENS.
Salisbury, June 3. R. L.. Davis, of
Woodleaf, and Miss Ophelia Cozzens, of
Salisbury, were married Wednesday
evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
D. Si. McLean, the latter a sister of
the bride. Rev. W. B. Shinn officiat
ed and the ceremony was witnessed
only by a few friends ana relatives.
The bride is a daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. A. Li. Cozzens, of this. city. The
of Mr. and Mrs. H. H.
Davis, of Woodleaf, and is employed at
Spencer.
The couple will live in Salisbury up
on their return from a bridal trip to
Washington and other points.
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EMPLOYMENT OFFICE OPENS.
Greensboro, June 3. The "free em
ployment agency opened here by the
stat, one of several throughout North
Carolina, is being deluged with appli
cants for help in getting jobs. In
about one hour Thursday over 30 pet
sons had applied. In, the same time
skiner labor had aske'I
the bureau for aid. A surplus of work
ers and a scarcity of jobs seems to
be indicated by the record mode by
the bureau so far, - which was estab
lished Wednesday, r
FIVE "KIDNAPERS" ARRESTED
vow Ynrk. June 3. Five men were
arrested early today, in connection with
kidnapping last week of uuipseppe ver
old son of Valvatore Ver
in thf Italian Quarter.
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n-v,. T-.ni io said thev had obtained con
fessions that the prisoners .had 'sought
to collect ransom money f rdm the fath
er, but the boy had. not been round.
ru VrtT. HAVE TO CONSIDER IT
Washington, June 3. Tne question
of reducing representation of .Soulh
ctotoe in floneress because of al
leged disfranchisement of negroes does
not necessarily nave to De crasnuaeu
in connection with le-apportionment,
members of the House census commit
tee decided at a conference Thursday
night.
Decides on Best Life
0 , Insurance
"Five years agg I was refused life
insurance because ' of my heart, symp
toms. Doctors said it was caused
from a pressure of gas that com e
from my stomach, but their medicine
did not help me and I was' getting
worse all the time. Three years ago
my, druggist . recommended Mayr.s
Wonderful Remedy. I took a course
of it and believe it is the best life
insurance anyone can buy. It helped
my trouble -at once." It is a simple,
harmless preparation that removes
the catarrhal mucus from J;he intes
tinal tract and allays the inflammatiort
which causes practically all stomach,
liver and intestinal ailments, including
appendicitis: One dose will convince
or' money refunded. "John S. Blake
Drug Co., Charlotte . Drug Co., and
druggists everywhere. , ;
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IVEY'S .
IVEY'S
Summer and Vacation Apparel A t-
tractively Priced for Today
and Saturday
Shopping in Ivey's today and tomorrow is bound to
prove gratifying, for we are offering these, groups of
Summer and vacation apparel at such low: prices that
the quality will surprise you.
If you are finishing up yonr Summer wardrobe, you
will find buying here most advantageous. ;
SPECIAL LADY RUTH FRONT--LACE
CORSETS
These Corsets are regularly $3.00
and S3.50, and we are offering them
for the week-end, in all sizes and
both flesh and white, at only $1.95
DISTINCTIVE SUITS AT A MID
SUMMER FRICE
$49.49
If you are planning to travel this
Summer, you'll find a suit a necessity
you'll want one anyway, of course
and these models in tricotine,
piquetine, poiret twill and tweed, are
so attractive that you'll want one
. immediately when you see how low
they're priced. ' .
SMART NEW TUB FROCKS
A group of lovely new Tub Frocks
linens, ; voiles, dotted . Swisses, or- .
gandies and ginghams in such
smart styles .that you'll want half
a dozen.
And you'll especially like the at
tractive price.
Summer footwear
Brown Calfskin-Walking Oxfords .
White Buckskin Walking Oxfords.
Black Satin Opera Pumps, $8.00 and
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IVEY'S
Mid-Summer Millinery
A Thousand Mid-Summer Hats Are a
Pretty Sight to See
A colorful display from which a selection is
made a pleasure.
The Summer mode, ever mindful of the sun
bright ray s has chosen. the picturesque wide Hat
whereon to, lavish her rich embroideries, brilliant
flowers and sweeping feathers.'
Transparent Hats that cast alluring shadows.
Taffeta hats that are soft of contour and smartly
becoming. .
Sport Hats that are comfortable and so beau:
tifully appropriate for outdoors. Prices: ,
$52 40 $im
None Higher.
The Millinery Department is now
equipped with Electric Fans and is
place to v shop in town.
SUMMER FROCKS FOR THE LIT.
TLE TOT ,
$2
A special group of vvoile and or
gandie Frocks, selling regularly at
$5.00, and offered, in dainty colors
and new and attractive . styles, at
only . . V.. . . . $2.25
SPECIAL CHILDREN'S GING
HAM FROCKS
95c
Children's plaid and plain Ging-,
ham Frocks, in smafrt styles for
Summer wear. These sell regularly
at $2.50 and are very special values
for the week end.. -
SPECIALS-WHITE FROCKS FOR
THE YOUNG MISS
$31
These dainty Summer Frocks are
made in three very charming styles, '
. and sell regularly up to $10.00. Sizes
are 12 and 14 years.
W offer them for two days'at the ,
Very special price of ' . ;. ..... ... $3.75
in Smart Styles
Women who buy Ivey's foot
wear realize that they, are buy
ing quality second to none
t style that will' be the 'finishing
touch to the smartest costume.
' We . offer four groups" below,
at prices that will be pleasantly
surprising:- . 'j
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IVEY'S
Smart
Bathing
Suits '
$2.00t6$16.50
For sunning on the
beach and playing in the
water, you'll find that
these bathing suits , of
jersey, surf satin, taffeta
and satin, taffeta and
sateen, fit vacation needs
precisely. - ,
You will find, too,, that
the pricing is; exceeding
ly interesting.
BIG SPECIAL LOT OF WHITE
ORGANDIE, 75c VALUE
AT 49c.
We were able to purchase this
organdie by a lucky chance, and
are offering the entire four
hundred yards of it for today's
and Saturday selling. -
You will finS that it is a very,
fine' quality and the kind which
is selling regularly at 75c and
we; offer it . for as long as it
lasts, at only yard 49c
thoroughly
the coolest
TUB SKIRTS, SMARTLY STYLED
Some of these Skirts are tailored '
along simple lines; others are a bit
more elaborate. All are smart in
style, and the materials are gabar
dine, surf satin and tricotine. They
are in white only. . ;
SMART TAILORED BLOUSES
- These Blouses are a new style, just
in from New York. They are made
of dainty dimities, linens and such
fabrics, and the clever Peter Pan col
lars, and smart sleeves, make them
unusually pretty. . y . ;
Luscious
Wool
Sweaters
$3. 95
You aren't incorrect this summer
if you wear a Sweater from dawn
until sunset in fact, you'U look-em
phatically smart. T . ,; VN ; ;
These pretty wool ones are in tux-
oh! so smart. They are marked very .
reasonauit;, tuy. . , - .- J
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