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Children ’3 Corner
JACK DAW IN CANDY LAND
pricing; by Leslie Elton
' Story by Hal Cochran
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'ilvl .xplmnrd to Jack that the train of chocolate p- ppm-mints was
v4 llm lnmi .lm'k camo from. Jack watchcri it rilsupprnr in the distance
. Mm, “0n. now I understand. ’l‘hosc candies will soon be in a drug
‘ .uvly Mow “lwrc folks can liuy llicm."
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1.. :‘lmutill ('airulucl. And. at that lunmcul. :1 int vl’ pu-siy
Lll ls- (mun. running up.
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l ought Hfruri; llllll. “l“llxl of all. gills," hr mid. “i want In ll."‘i‘--l
.‘lli‘lli‘ lm “ill I!" ,‘(ll' lulu- his handku‘rt'liivl'." As the lllliz‘
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.1. Jack was told that they “on: «study klsscs.
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Jumper the Hare Changes
By Thornton WI Burgess
Frpcricnco will make it c/car
'l'llat gentle kindness conquers fear.
—-—Farmer Brown's Boy.
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Farmer Brown's Boy kept Jumper
"r llnro shut in the sugar houso
' I long enough to be sure thot
' 'pcr was no longer afraid of him.
"i Former Brown's Boy opened
door and left it open. Jumpor
:rwd out at once. You see he
mln't bur tho shut-in feeling. He
no longer afraid of Fomor
' , un'l Boy, and know that no horn:
-. lid come to him in that sugar
. v. But Just the somo ho hod tho
umg of being o prisoner. So no
- , 'l us thot door was opon Juniper
i'l"li"l out.
ly. how good it did soon to know
i i: he could go when ho plouodl
l‘I- drew o long breath and thou
' and oi! into the Groon Forest.
l it he didn't hurry. No, sir. ho didn't
: .rry. Once he would hlvo gono u
.‘ 2 us his legs would toho hiin
. .-. e he would hovo boon droid of
‘r..r.ner Brown’s Bo . But n_ow_ ho
in: no longer‘ofroi . Ho and Porn-
tr Brown's Boy woro friends.
.1 impef didn't go for. “I noon I'll
v‘ around here o while." sold ho to
l "so”. “i guess thot pines in tho
v .éwt plus in tho Groon Fol-sot for
‘ ~ just now. And I won'tgot so for
l It but thot I co- m thoro in
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“1 Nu I'll stay around hero I
while," said he to himself
Hoonvhilo longer was chonging
in othor woyo. rown hairs wero
eroo in; into thot cost of his. and
by tho noxt this he not his cousin
Potor Bohhit ho woo brown and whito
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tr ' r- of don er.”
“F courlo‘by that ploeo ho loont inotood of oil white. Tho hrowner
"" ' -‘ ugar house. Now who: M Ito hi. cont grow, tho so!“ ho felt and
‘ "Ink of it Jami”? 5“ chon tho moro oonddoneo ho Every
H" was the snmo timid fdl" I. II- a, 1: m 9.31.; to bid. from £3;-
vuyn. for th t was his Douro. Ho nioo. And so tho joy of sprin bo-
““ Just so told! u 0'" *0 run "- to any into Jn-por'o sort
5:: ho boon! to roloieo no oil tho
othor littlo pooplo woro roioicing.
8o Jul-pox began to lioton to tho
od sounds oil through tho Gmn
Faust. ood to' rejoice in thou. Every
do, Dnunor tho Wood ockor hills
norod on o dood lisnh not for tho
oy thot iron in him. do,
thou-tor tho nod Squirrel r-r-r-
od Just for tho. ooho of hosting his
ll" first hint of dolls". But ‘0 h“
inarnrd to trust For-nor Brown's Boy.
1’» hod learned to think of hi- ” I
f-zrnd, and to fool sun that VII."
1' WM woo oofost. Tilt w" O very
gloat change in Junipor tho . ..
so Jumper stayed mond our thot
n;:ar hoooo. and of“: Bi. Ollie“: 0::
u hcro Fomor Brown 0! U.
to tho door
him. Ho "on coho I
nil kdl solos. IitthoChiohodoo
loaf}. .301" 3%? «on. m‘ " am u. may. Piloo
lmme um ho thought Jonson to. Photo." in tho "(toot
maid saddloiht thooo won‘t-pm as: W Thou whim"!!!-
( on t I.- m. or!!! m.
thcm. mild M‘s}! lib {3... Ion- .‘Jw Eon. Solon”: tho
over, ho loud thot my h-
d-nnr for his soot _ 3*
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REGENT TODAY.
Special Double Posture Show ot Loo)
Theotve. o
A special double feature show will
be presented at the chcnt Theatre
today. “Shamcs of Socirty" and "The
Killer" will both otter wcll known all
star players.
P.‘ LACE TODAY.
“’cslcy Barry Concludes Engngcmcnt
in “Ram in Riches.”
Quite appropriate for the
j>rasnn \vhcn considcrable attention is
zivcn. to ncn’ rnimcnt is the \Vcsley
Hurry {nature at the Palace today.
"1::st to iticlxcs” The production has
crcatcd great interest and will doubt-
lcss draw a capacity house whcn prc-
scntcd for the last time today with
\audcvillc.
THE PILGRISI
Now (‘haplin Plclurc Opens at RC-
gcnl nml Palm-e Sunday Night.
“’l‘hc I’ilcrim." Cliarlcs Chaplin's
now {our i-ccl l-llpv‘r special will be
lpi‘r‘s(ntril nt llw Rcm‘nt and l’ulncc
'l‘lwnlros Sunday, Monday and 'l‘ucs.
day. in omnim: the enzngcmcnt io-
'illr‘l‘l'O‘V night. Mauugcr Emerson has
'lmnkcrl ihn comrlly fcaiuro in him
’wilh \Villinm llusle's lnicst produc-
lcr play pill concluvlc at both houses
lulunrruu' liiglll.
z RIALTO THEATRE
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:I‘calurcs “Tlic Pilgrim" and “Broken
i l lmins" fur Sunday Evcning
l Monday and 'l‘ucoday
I hlinuillgn.
; NM only “ill llm patrons of tho
'nlio 'I'hlnlrv lm affordld tlxc cnm-
imly lrrut of tho )(Ill‘ in living able to
ini‘iV L‘hurlvs Chaplin's latcst comedy
piclurc, "'l‘hc l'ilgrlm“ tomorrow.
LSIlllili')‘ owning. n5 vvcll as on Mon-
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:rlfiy and Tucsdny, hut thcy will also
[\in\\' tho swam”: prizc story of the
(‘llicngn lull)“ NFWS, "Broken
lClulillS."
, 'l'hl.‘ iuilim‘c (-nniriills some of lht‘
'mmt ilviillim; :cvn-s ihut have ever
worn Hulwl, il'rillim: in that ”my sire
i'v-nl. lllv. .‘n'ims illcmsnlvrn take 1h“.
«*lmnv‘fs.
:2llll‘0Ftllllr‘ illn.
(‘nlluzi \lnorc. Cluiro \Vindsnr.
Malcolm McGrrcnr and Erncst Tor-
‘xcncc :irc ilm {our loading players in
"llrnlu n Vilnius." a story or a youth
who came lvrhvccn a brute husband
fund lhv girl \vifc. The husband was
ihc most fonrcd and hated man of a
1:1“ lvss mountain cnulnry. n. monster
iwlm kcpi lil! girl \vifc in chains. lie
{was (lr‘PORcIl for tho first limo in his
lifr' by n mww- my who had dnrcd in
"an hrtwnnu hp and his Wife. who
find «lurid in smash llic chains that
{inmrisnnrvl h: :' in Hm loncly cabin in
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llv- mnuv“ iM‘. 'l‘lza n v-nmcs ilic
'I‘nmv 1":I* ll'W aéi'niv'v 4 uurlif‘licc!
y‘vlwrl'v‘r 15m Irwin," has l~ccn shown.
? «Rm-2w ALLEGED \vwn-BEATER
: S'l‘.\ MFOPD. .‘lnl‘f'h 3l.—‘
l::lr"1l':" )lrz‘nlilil. 34, of 149 “'nrtln
Fulfil. was :lrrcslrv‘. lust night by!
I‘nim‘mzin inrlzc and lgwkr‘l up nil
rsnlw‘n lwndmmrtcrs for nppr‘uranoc in
i‘itv (‘ourt this mmulnc.
Ar‘cuiwlin: in tho policc. .‘inlcnilni
"vmnusirutmi with lis wife for nl-
’lL'r-l \iulatic-n of curtain man‘iagc
ii is clnlmml silo took
.‘ll tho mnnnrr in which bor husband
uuddrmscd lirr und he rctnllatcd by
’slrikim: licr.
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TONI-1 ['1' THE KIDNEYS
3 “Symptoms of Kidney trouble are
lull cone. “'alcr is clcnr and docs
not burn. Foley Kidney Pills ccrinin-
lly do the work." writes \V. J. Grady,
3N0“! Orleans. Louisiana. Backache,
lrlicumatic pains. tired feeling. are
[symptoms of distressed kidneys.
Iron-y Kidney pm: tone up the kid-
(ut‘ys and quickly relieve kidney and
ihluddcr irouhlc. Iciuse substituics.
finsist upon l-‘olcy's. Stillson, I‘owcll
lCorpornlion.-Ad v.
Easlcr .
'lion. On Monday and Tucsdny it will
run “ll'l nvw foaiurcs at both lhcn‘
lrrs‘. 'l'ln» rycllin: Buffalo “in chnp-_
BY JACK Jl'NGMEYER
CULVISR CITY, Calif. March 31._
Butte-ling and valeting in the movies
bears not the, faintest resemblance to
these important functions as per.
formed in dear old England.
For this startling
siutcmcut \vo hum to” thank John
Holmes llowcll. {ornlclry or the ’ousu-
hold of the Duke of (Jonuuught. if you
plcasc. and now technical arh'isor in
all such maitcrs at the Goldwyn
siudio.
The information is highly import-
ant liccuusc. it sacms. a good many of
our youngest families are taking tips
on the treatment of suwams from the
spurious iilm article. And getting off
dwadiully wrong!
John HolmCs .lIowcll. an imposing
figure. with his own desk and attend-
ants. tclls dircctors how scrvunis
. ought to behave in pictures portrnyim:
'smart life. ’l‘hcy don’t always follow
John‘s advice. but llmt is nnc of 'hc
things an import must bear in (his vulv:
oi tours.
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“In London. now. snyc ‘0. “a. butler
who looked like those l'vc son in so
'many American pictures couldn't :ct
~a job as a brewer's druyman. chr
:hcrc lhcy‘rc always six foot 'igli, u‘dn
plrnly of 'nir on llwir 'cuds. in most
lnrgc csiaL-lislimr'nts footiucn ’uu: to
powder. ‘(Jw could they do it with a
bald ’l-ad'.‘
“in the movies tlicy thing a. servant
rmll lili' rm‘ncs are not of the
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offense.
only opens and closcs doors.
"Lor, lummc. the mistukcs I soc!
lC‘alliu’ q. duke's daughter ‘lndy.’ and
’15 son ‘mistcr.’ Cullin' a baroneta
lord—fancy ihatl"
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it docs seem that we bushwas
“‘llu've made a limo dough and then
go putting on airs have been a little
uif. lint let John rub it in.
“They let a servant placc a dish at
the right-'and side of a lady at talilc.
Of course everyone knows the only
thing ever served from the right is
wine—-—" Yes, yes. John. 30 on!
"Most nextmmrmm: ‘" ,
"Now a vnlct always haccompanics
"is Lt'llllclnflll. shooting or fishing. as
the case may be. There are only three
innings a gentleman ltlls 'is svrvanl"—
{lilnrk this now. you nouw‘aut
;"\\'hcrc‘o's going. '0\\' long '0 “ill rc-
‘jzmiin and what 'u's going to do."
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But here. ladlcs and ccnts who
(omml your help to cnlcriam in tho
kitchen and pull a lot of spurious
swank on your scrxanls. is Mr.
'Owcll's rcal hombshcll:
“I've seen King Edward take out a
flask and ‘uud it to his gilliv. film
gmnc-kccpcr. you know. hcforc '4-
iook a drink himself. And it was cus—
tomary for Queen Victoria to take in.
frequently with the gillie‘s wife.
"In lhosc days it was always
‘\\'ould you plcuse'." to llll‘ scrvums.
and '.\'0. thank you.’ I ncvcr 'car any—
thing like that from the movie pco—
pic"
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Howell has scrvcd English nobility
all his life. having been in turn car-
tridge boy to King. Edward VII. valet
to the Earl of Dudley, Marquis of Zet-
land. Earl of Minto. Duko of Gmflon.
Duke of Portland and the Dukc of
Conuuught.
Gosh. how mainstrecfish it makes a
and withering .
A'l‘ nu: 11mm NEWS AND NOTES 0F THE moms
.mux' HOLMES HOWELL. :rm:
PERFECT BL‘TLHR.
guy fool 'to meet up with a. sure-
t-nollgll vulct‘aud get the low—down on
high lifc. Dang it. after being talked
in by Mr. 'Owcll l've almost given up
the notion of hiring a. maid and put-
ting on airs.
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Tlir-rc is a possibility that Doug
Fairbanks Jr. may appear in pictures.
liis mothcr, now Mrs. James Evans.
may give him a start in that direction.
according to rumor. ‘
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"l‘hc one your task of completing
“If Wintcr Comes,” Fox spectacle. is
mcr. 'l‘hv picture has just been cut
and cdilvd.
TismomamatterdSLm,
thanofbedorhoord.
Some people can oleepsittinz
standing up even while may.
Many people can’t sleep in the
softest of downy beds: and III of .
us suffer occasionally from nerve-
racking. wearing, tiring wakeful-
ness at night.
There is always a reason for
sleeplessncss. Usually. itiso'W
stomach. a liver that has ”loin
down" on the job. congested
bowels. or biliousness.
Then. inst before retiring“ . toke
Beechsm‘s Pills. They soothe on
uneasy stomach. encourage tho or-
gans of digestion and elimination
to natural activity. and assure
restful sleep no matter what!
At All Dmggists—ZSC and 5°C
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LIZ'I‘TIQII Flu)“ JOHN ALDEN “That is exactly what I did." I She said. “Do you not know. man
l'lli-ZM‘OT’I‘. l-‘IASCE 0F Ll-ZS- confcssed. chcr. that a. girl cannot so quickly
Lu; HAMILTON. TO SYDNEY “You dea,‘ l.. hm- 1mm adjust. '2"
' ('AR'I‘ON. HIS BACHELOR “ , . _ , . ,. . Then in a. voice that was full of
. FRIEND. Well, pill you dine “uh mc this suppressed tears she
DEAR SYD:
Although I did not get those d
lcltcrs i am \cry glad I camc over
and had this little talk with. Paula.
l havu a vcry dirrcront feeling about
licr now than I did aftcr getting her
. lv-Ltr-r thc mhcr day. You see I jump-
ml lo ihn conclusion that she had it
'in fur inn. 1 know now that you are
(right. Slim is a pretty dcccnt mrl
'ut‘trr all. or coursu she let me undcr-
Istand ihul sun carcd for me and would
Inlwnys care. but she did it \‘cry doli—
('aiHy and. to (all you the truth Syd.
[ {cit Tnlllf‘l" iikc‘ the cad you intimat-
cd I was in your letter.
The moment I arrived. I called up
Paula. '
Shc recognized my voice at once
and she gave a. little cxclamation of
(ll‘lighl. "Oh. it is man chcr Jacques.
That you were basking. in the
careacs .of. your sweetheart I have
been thinking. and a. queer little
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' sinking feeling it gave me.
“Why are you here 1’ Is your won-
rt'ui love dream over ?"
“l'o. Paula." I answered. "but
when Syd wrote me of dining and
motoring with you. the Jocdden in»
pulse came- over me of stein: you
Just once more. I m I become
a blt'homeoick for the “use! you."
"Jacques.” tho .opoko
shalt, ”#0:“ worm
moot: sole
cvening ‘.’ I can only stay 24 hours
you know."
“Happier than I evcr conceived I
could be again will I be to sit oppo—
site you at a. softly light table." she
answered 'in that. queer little French
idiom that she grafts on her English
words.
To pass the time I took the road-
sicr and started out for a. long ride.
Strange. isn't it. Syd. the pcrvcrsity
of the mind of man. \Vhen I got
into that roadster my thoughts were
all of Paula. but I had hardly thrown
the engine in gear when Losiic took
possession or my brain—she always
has possession of my heart—I was not
conscious of anyone in oil the world
but my own sweetheart. You have
seen her. Syd. Do you blame me 2
,I certainly do not blame you or
any other man for thinking that n.
wonderful girl like Leslie has brought
her wares to a. poor market when she
brought her love to me. I could» rave
over Leslie for 91823. but I must tell
you about my dinner with Paula.
Poor little girl! I do not think
just what we do whén'wo so a. long
tuno.wlth a girh—civé her 3. lot of
attention simply because Ive ore en-
iom her oompony—thon. ‘ finding
Syd, that we men really understand _
another :ErlJbotsasoinateg us tor_
wok]; implr‘hi‘o‘ounclvoo ‘
“Jacques. to be happy I want you.
More than all the world else I want
you to be happy and it after you are
married you find out that you have
made a ‘mlstake.. desolate will be
your Paula."
After that I could not say to her
I did not trust her. could I ? Es-
pecially after she said. "Vi’hcn my
heart in so lonely that. I think it
will break I shall take out your let-
ters and read them over and over.
They or’o of cant-so _srprow!o crown
or sorrows in that they make use, re-
member happicr things, but never—
thoicso I‘gct a. kind ot'ood manure
outt)!it,f'w’,E J .
That settled the letter business.
litter-this 'osh'ot .our conversa-
lion began. "Do ' Wu‘5Nm2W?” ‘
Syd. I did have some greatftimeo
with ’théxfglrlf Iiuud her; a. lot:
She is very different from Leslie.
You cannot compare the two girls,
but I have been .. very lucky mu:
to have had two women like Leslie
and Paula love me.
' JACK.
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Wmn FROM SYDNEY (33me
'10 JOHN W ' ,
Como hock. 9031mm. bolero you
make norm immmim
Woman and the Homé,
GODET SILHOUETTE AFFORDS STRIKING
SPRING MODEL
Alvis-ills ‘.‘
or the six nccrcditcd silhouettcs {or spring none is more striking till!
the “godet silhouettc."
It is marked by several circular godcts sci. in slightly above the knes
or by a single godet sct'in at the waist. Those circular panels ripple below
the hem of the frock, making an unevcn skirt lino.
Often the godets are madc of a. matcrial to contrast with that of tho
dress itself. This silhouette spccializcs also in wide peasant sleeves gather-
ed at the wrist on a narrow cuff.
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Store Open Saturdsy Evening Until 10 O'clock.
Milton Elwood _
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TAKE WARNING
for Spring lamb is now in season and
there are imitations in plenty on the
market. You want the real thing for
your Easter dinner, and you are ours
or getting it at Chamok's meat mor-
kct. Like all of our meats. our Sprint
lamb is famous {or its delicious flavor
ind tenderness. In poultry our Spring
broilers are just as fine on our lamb.
and our capons would tempt Lucullus.
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Phone 588-2.
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