Evening Republican, Volume 22, Number 283, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 24 November 1919 — Page 1 Advertisements Column 3 [ADVERTISEMENT]

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E. J. Kays and Joseph Blake arrived here this forenoon. Mr. Kays lives in Hinsdale, Mont., and Mr. Blake in Twin Falls, Idaho. Try a sack of White Star flour, sold with a money-back guarantee, 49 pounds, $3.50. —Rowles & Parker. Mrs. Chris Roush, daughter Mary and son Blanchard, of Remington, left here today for a visit with relatives in_ Mercury, Tex. - ■

STAR THEATRE _— , ■ * 1 TONIGHT MAY ALLISON “CASTLES IN THE AIR” May Allicon, the golden girl of the screen, displays a wide range of talent. She is seen as “Fortuna/’ a romantic little usher in a fashionably theatre. She believes that romance, except in books, is all “bunk.” The story is one .where flashes of brilliant humor blend with stirring heart WP “ I - ALSO A CHRISTIE COMEDY GOOD BILL TUESDAY MARY FICKFORD AND . ( 2" OWEN MOORE “CAPRICE” Miss Pickford has a delightful characterization, that of a girl of the mountains, rough, uncouth, but with a big heart. She meets and finally marries a young society man, but when he takes her to his high social circle, the incongruity of her position becomes apparent immediately and she returns to her native mountains. Later she enters a seminary, wins a chum by saving her life in a fire and this chum prove* to be the sister of her husband.. How Mercy ultimately wins the love of her husband for the second time is captivatingly told in a senes of delightful scenes. ~ ... , The picture is filled with action and the support is of a high order of excellence. Miss Pickford’s leading man is Owen Moore. ALSO HANK MANN COMEDY DON’T MISS THIS BILL I ' 1 ' ii COMING, THANKSGIVING DAY.

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