Lapin: APRIL 24, 1923.
Children’s Corner
JACK DAW’S ADVENTURES
In the Land of Miney Moe
mg- by Lane Elton Story by Hal Cochran
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a. how long Jack traveled through the air on his hnpo trip
‘llf‘",\' Moe. His little firms were Just hr-uinninc to get tlrml
~nu- him said. “More we are sonny.“ And, lmvklnx: up. Jack
“Gixo me your hand." he sold. "and I'll help you into
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.c wan Fflft‘ and sound he noticed it group of little fellows who
: 12.! long mystery rope. "These tiny )llney Moe people will
. . e. nh us shortly." explained Eeny .\ievn_v. And nlmnat as he said
"1mm; into new and the rope went flying through the air.
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_ he Evening Sentinel’s
.ns livsignors grow more cxpcrt every
nu winner)
- PM: “as rtlll shaking himscll‘. tlm liille Land of Aliney lines
~90 ll \imct him. Fin-Hy Jnv'k nskril Eonv \imry it lv- might
lW‘r trool that. coul d be own in the distance. "Trees?"
‘. 'Hh. to be sure. but we‘ll ri-l‘: over." (Continued).
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l .mncr Brown Discovers the Home of the Chucks
By Thornton W. Burgess
All “Imam disaster ml!
80 taking 'ut emu the wall-
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(‘huck and Polly Check
n: their new horse. Polly
proved to be right in ro-
llnuer the Hound. Nsnr
H‘s and
Fifi 95
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I it use beans. ho Md rosi-
A’ 9 we: union to try to “I
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hi: first John- W at of.” know s {sully of
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Immnmuasusqm “midtown-Ii"
“‘1‘ “y 1." him sloss.
n. n. l am it will b. m to
I!” “In a» hunt e! um ad
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“w the can
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FABRICS FOR SPORT
WEAR
Camr-l’s hair has lost nonr- of last
m‘ason's popularity for sports wear.
In fact. it has mined in favor by gain-
in; in variety and is shown now in
stripes and plaids as well as in the
plain color.
Printed designs in jacqunrl effects
are shown on many imported woolens.
Tweeds are good for knicker suits
and golf suits and are shown in pep-
per and salt mixtures rather than
the very light twccds of last season.
All knitted fabrics are good and.
ylar. the woman who buys knitted
dresses or suits this spring will find
that they fit better, wear better and
are even mom attractive than they
have been other springs.
AT THE THEATRES
RIAUT‘O TODAY
"Elm b- “'csl‘” Ill-staring Uonstonce'
Tnlmndze Starts Four [E’s'
Humbug—Drama Blended
with Comedy hy Sta:
Luck of familiarity with American
“:iys imoives Ming Toy. as played by|
t‘unsinnce Talmnulgc in “East is’
“lest," the First National attraction
tiring shown at the Ilialto Theatre to-
day. tomorrow. Thursday and PV‘idnL'
in St.'\t'l':li l"lllll)' dramatic situations.
and also in on great a numher of
hillllOI‘Oll!‘ moments.
Mini: Toy is taken to .tmcrica by
the kindly 1.0 San: K: c afit r hc—r sen.
milionul escapv- from tho “l.o\e Foal."
horc she was about to TV: i-old at
auction. .
In Amrrira Mini: Toy first llxcs inI
San \‘runvw-n‘s (‘llinalown and thej
only “lilo ln-uple “'llnm rho can 0Tb!
Fl'r\l‘ clum-ly arc the: liatlltues of
Kvlll's Dance. “all across the street.
The mannerisms which Ming Toy ac-
quirr‘s make Jlrr'ny Potter. s sv‘ttic-
mcnt worker, think that she is frt»
nlculously replllstirnimi. But Hilly
and proxcs it in the eight exciting
reels of this remarkable photoplay.
Edward Burns plnys Billy Benson
while Nigel Barrie if Jimmy rotten.
\Varnor Ulami has the role of the'
villainous Charley Tong. ()thrrs in
the cast are 1-2. A. Lawrence. Frank
Lanning, Nick De ltlnz. “'inier Hall
and Lillian Ln“ rt'nCF. “East is
\‘i‘cst" was directed by Sidney l-‘rank-
lin.
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ATTRACTIVE COMBINATION
A white moire gown with simple
but distinctive: lines gains beauty by
being worn with a very full. very long
cape of sapphire blue velvet collart-J
with gray fox.
CRIH‘OXNE OVI-ZRBDOI‘QES
Overhlouses of cretonnc have col-
lars nnd culls of white linen and are
worn with white flannel skirts.
PINK TAFFITI‘A
Pink Taffeta is having an inning
this season—for boui'fant frocks it is
quite the rage._ Also one sees some
rather ravishing little huts. poke
'npproximalini; the piunver.
,ovrr poker lossos.
Benson. who has loved her since fir‘t‘tion
he saw her in China. knons heiirr—-l '
Lest Torrent".
THE DAILY m
1.015 WILSON (AP-DYE), REALLY i-‘chU-th SCALrING WHEN 1N-
“THE CuVi—jlilii) WAGON," CONDUCTED A WAR
Ill ANS. FILMED 1X
DANCE.
B" BY J.\(‘K .ll'NUMICYI'IR
lit)l.l.1'\\'(|ul>. April :‘T.~~.\‘£51\ll‘:‘,
in ugly muml, (‘ll-liilt‘f‘i' .l with .T-.Tl\|=
Cruzc 10 Zlf‘ilil'\t‘ Tiit‘ Elal‘KlNfilllSlil
that marches in Si'i'.’ “The Covert-iii
“Enron." I’arnmnuut's iilln epic. pr”.
duced in a in i; t‘Ul‘ll' r of Utah ox'cr‘;
trying obstarlws.
The story or us
milking is as n‘n-
sorlling as the picluri itself. roman.—
ing many olrnnnls of the int-i1
Anterican migration ii portrays: hrm
ism, hardship, nnd 1h.- rasping of raw:
emotion: among ln~~n. \voinou'
and childrt'n. taluv nntl Willi. Tt'fi and;
white. flung tog- ilu r umlvr conditions.
” Slwi
Director Cruze Luis Wilson. Kerri:
nan. Torr-once and «tin r principals in i
the cast gnu: Luv U in lunduh. -2
screen story of ”NW l‘uu‘rml \Vncon".
as we “'atchcli tho llu iywoml pr- mior
at. Grauman‘s 'l‘lpntrv. tflCil (’t‘lllribll-
ting a fragment or an "W50”:
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pl;.m-—.—uriel 3:"
llisp.;._\~ ‘1
In tho first
toil m: lilisv l'ruzv-
(rulsli'. during ilzv six \\'tti\‘~t
lion “illt‘h “oulnl i‘:i\(‘ mu":-
Tlfifllit‘r in any “.‘uzun Hum n-l
“tel. li‘u‘tpl lm‘ flint. 1 2-1"
company lune "lrll:~l~
g: 17>
1\ :t'l‘fl-
iiilli ni
’Ii~: ul-i
y zl-
“nuili Main;
“'idr and T.i\llti50nlt', in liar: uni lur-
; moil.
A NOH‘ian-r blizzard r'lfif.‘ ‘. sm’l
flesh in tvnl slicliwfixx. .\ 1m“ l 1* un-
ruly Kaunas put on {1 null r..:v -l;i'!i‘v‘
at 3 o‘i‘lt (‘k in tho THO}? 2' ,: ant!
were “iih vlinir'ulty pt rsunvlvi 2-) «will.
(‘nnlu is 7‘ up“.
I’lontl sat-mulch?
off a scalpim: party.
(the camp. Extras \w-nt (n simian;
il-‘oml ram low wlu‘n storms lr'v vita ‘I‘
the 65-iniln rum! to tho su:;~:»‘y 10.1%
Oil for tent bean-W run 4'1?‘
complrinly for two tlriys. Eu 1: i'}‘:~~r
il‘c lilo- of the ;-.rl\.
pulled a low: (are. and Tilly Mani
confessed {car that the picluiv unall-
r«flzi.lil;iins would be. forgotten in jazz
‘ lips.
‘Yl20s'v te‘rril-fc Indian war cries! l hon-
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‘rfil‘ll'h. rs it promises.
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Daily Magazine and Home
NEWS AND NOTES OF THE MOVIE
next-r lm completed.
liut _\\'l‘.a nvur the “\Vngon" seemed
to in: hop. it seiy ho 'gwi. (‘ruze would
iii! upon N‘lllf‘. happy inspiration, the.
camp musitinns would tune up. and
sagging
nml \‘xlliprrS chased from
"\\'i didn't not." Fiild Lois \Vilson.
"\\’-- just livmi. t was no picnic. l
linli in rruwkt-r infi- two days. Olivn
it runs so cold that I had to melt the
Kit ”no paint lu‘lort- it could be ap-
p‘m .l. I NM «1 to fall asleep with
r'lbt‘ we and inzikt‘up on ........ And
. Sl'y expected to be killed. when the
N;l\fl 1m: \w nt amuck.
"\\'lu~n lhu heating oil gave out.
,kvmu of us “ho lmi saved a liltlp
mm]; it to tho mothlrs with babies to
ltnr-p thrm from frovzin; ...... And
l1): ‘1 out!" (-hlit‘ accused mo of “wing
in look pwlly in the picture! As for
that, the girls of Hip prairie trail.
‘zkn girls tf""l}‘. found ways to make
lin‘H‘s' hts :lltrnrtiuv to their lmers.
PAGE NINE ”f
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Woman and the Home
F ROCK FOR HARD USE
Household Suggestion"
WHITE SATIN mans
Your white satin slippers will not
become yellow it you keep them
wrapped in blue paper.
BLACKING STOVE
Slip s paper bag over your hand
when you are blanking the stove and
let the blacking stain that rather than
your hand.
CARVED F1115 ITCRE
Put furniture polish on your carved
furniture with a soft brush. then rub
dry with cheesecloth.
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my SHEETS WEAR
When your sheets seem to be wear-
ing out. cut them down the middle.
sew the outer edges together and hem
the raw edges. This will put the strain
in I new place and will sometimes
cause them to last considerably
longer. '
RTFPF'FJ) SHOES
Rub scuffed shoes with vsso‘zine he-
tore polishing. The scratches will
scarcely show.
1” BEADED COAT
The all-over beaded cost. I short
model. is worn with a perfectly plain
skirt. Steel herds are used and plati-
num fox makvl the collar which tin-
ishes it at the neck.
Tiered frOcks are shown in tnfi‘otg as
well as in the softer silks and wools.
Organdie in blue. crisp and fine.
Fashions this frock on Bishop line. .
Both cut and trim. dainty as can be
For I. young miss 0! two or three.
Ric-no white braid dotted in blue
Trims the from and little sleeves too.
Dresses like this. both simple and
smart. . ‘
Are dear to the average mothers
heart.
They stand lots of hnrd wear and rub
And‘ come unseather from laundry
tub.
SAfiE TEA KEEPS
Yllllll HAIR [Milli
\thn Mixed with Sulphur It. 311!“
Back Its Bountiful Lustre at Once
Gray hair, however handsome. dev
notes advancing age. “'e all know
the advantages of a youthful appear-
ance. Your hair is your charm. It
makes or mars the face. When it
fades. turns gray and looks streaked.
just a. few nppllcntions of Sage Ten.
and Sulphur enhances its appearance
s. hundred-fold.
Don't stay gray! Look young!
Either prepare the recipe, at home or
get from any drug store s. bottle of
”\Vyeth's Sage and Sulphur Com-
pound." which is merely the old-time
‘recipe improved by the addition of
TWO YEARS
—“I had a
Recline. New York.
desl at trouble such
“.‘ir. ('rllzv nus wonderful. and we
5 {term our trnuhlls until-r his unfail-
zm: :nml lmmnr and inspiration."
S. mt t ’ tlusn l‘itt-‘r trials are to
F1l2§"<l in the piv‘llirt', a quality
might lmvo ”Loon missed under
mil. 1- priuniii we of the players.
itv‘w". in irnturn Phil nrsiuro. con‘
inhul- Ii mutt ”ally to an allthunticity
lllr-s "Tim (‘nx'r red “'agon" in
1‘0 F'uilhx-‘ririn Tusi'tutlon.
Apx? “hi3.1 \x- ro (Tuning the hat in
”wow wltn smml ihc cuff. lrl's not
{wry-1 .M £50 1.:l~l<y who, dos-pile pee;
simkm :mnl pr! ph‘vy of failure from
u hfrli
:1"Ff'1"..it.\', riisfi—vrnx l-ti many produc-
tmv irtlii'ions :n'd gambled lavishly
“ if". Jimmin Fruzr‘ and his ”hunch"
91.1.4 fl‘is pirhi‘ro would stand among
il~r- My historic creations of the
filaple Sugar Biscu ifs
BY nl-ZR'I‘HA ll. SHAPLIilnlI ,
Of Columbia L’niven-uly
Sift two cups of flour, onr-lmlf ion-
spoon of salt and four teaspoons of:
baking powder together. \Vork tlireo'
tablespoons of butter. lard or any pre—
ferred shoritning into the flour, using
a knife or the tips of the “mural
Moishn to a. soft dough, using just:
enough milk to make a dough which?
can be handled. Take onto a. floured
board and roll to one-fourth inch in
thickness. Spread lightly \xlth soft:
ened butter and one cup of soft 'naple
sugar. Roll up like a jrliy roll. cut
into pieces one inch wide. place in a
buttered pan and bake 20 minutes in
a. moderately hot oven.
The only hard thing about holding
shaped. fuhioned from it.
a job is the work it takes.
— k,
,um—nrdiun pleated skirts are popular
SHORT COATS
Short. hox coats are said to be
'ukini: the place of short jacquettos
with tho lies—particularly for sport
“our. Rox pleated. side pleated and
\\'ilh it.
VANITY CASE
You can get as large or as small a.
vanity Case as you wish. The tiniest
have just room for two puffs and on
encasud in brocaded cloth and de-
pvndcd from silken cords. The largest
are 'as large an overnight cases tad
contain every possible cosmetic. as
well as much space for incldentnls.
One-eighth of our cuss words were
thought up by people who bet on ball
games and lost.
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Eating more lemons in spring
keeps you from feeling like one.
FA—F"
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‘ TIXUED
I am finishing this letter by (lieut—
ing it to the stenographer It. the
hotel. Although Jack was very kind
to invite me to come to his Ollie. I
could see that I wss rather I. null-
nnce down there. as ho Ind no time
tor me and everybody else seemed
rather nfraid of me.
I my us well confe- it. mother
dear, because I lave not been able to
get to work to fix up our home I
have been Just a. little lonely. You
see, when I was here before visiting
Vern Btokley. who at lost his (one
necklace—but she did not describe it
in detail. “Very probably Betty has
written it to Alice. You know the
children were always very visionary
and romantic.
But to get back to my grievance.
not one at Jnck‘l men friends have
called upon me. Not even Sydney
Carton. and I know from something
Jack ma that he has been in the city
for a. any or two.
I will say this for Jack’s friends--
nlmost all of them have sent flowers
except ardney carton.~
I haven't. heard from Bee Grim-
shnw may not Sully Athenon. Am
omit, tm to know how Sally's
not even had time to go shopping
with me. He insists that tbuylng
hon-elicit! goods should be my wt
or “the bargain, huts! on
to wonder-11 everytbln'! I7 do will
please’Jack. , - .
Even you sometimes displeased and,
didn't you. ’mother?
Anyway. 140v. you. .
Your «Sumter.
LESLIE.
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P. gram whnt m the ethics m
etiquette kl regard to letter. :1.“
. other ingredients. Thousands of folks
rccomemnd this ready-to-uee preparn~
tion. because it darkens the hair beau-
tifully, besides. no one can possibly
tell. as it darkens so nsturnlly and
evenly. You :noietens sponge or
soft brush with it. drawing this
through the hair. taking one small
strand at a time. By morning the my
hair disappears; after another appli-
cation nr two, its nstural color is re-
stored and it becomes thick. glossy
and lustrous, nod you appear yen-s
youngest—Adv.
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Dom. 16 She: Park. Rochester. NS.
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