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Children’s Corner msunmus 0F Till-IMOVIES ' ‘
l Long- Pleats Make the 110qu ’
Look Longer
JACK DAW’S ADVENTURES ’
ChapterI
~n~- The Flying Horse
hv lie] Cochren
Dre-ins- by Lee Wright.
3 ”I'm. butter.
1 cup mom.
1-! cup granuleted sugar.
I" icup maple syrup.
1 cup light brown sugar.
Ila Ingredients and" when batch
comes to e boil. cover for five min-
utes. Cook to the soft bell etege
end remove from are end ellow to
cool for 15 minutes.
(Copyright. rue. NBA Service. Inc.) .
WWW: recast My.
Household Suggestions ‘
SAVE BREAD.
All crumbs. ell bits‘of breed and
heels of loeves should be dried thor-
oughly. ground fine with e breed
roller a- through e. meet chopper and
turned into e. g’lees Jer. They may
be used for breeding cutlets; making .
penoekes'. my be substituted for po- "
tetees in been end are better then
crecker crumbs.
"They no the Dencing Dominoes." explained mighty. “Weve your head
.mm'" Jeck did as he wee told end immediately the little squere folks
m. - throwing their hats into the air. This scared the flying horse end he
“er. 2?}: took severel big leaps which cerried him higher into the shy. i
IRENE RICE
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Treat children so you wish them to
he'- when the deys of childhood ere
By JACK JITNGhlEYm
HOLLYWOOD. Msy 18.—A singu-
brink of romence. I used ’to rid. five
miles to t he neerest town to get Th.fl.. ‘ 3" m1. thet all pies" m chum tu- yeeg. If the! If.
llrly striking women, with two provisions. feerfuily excited at being pest. Thoes who 1“,. leerncd in ”1",“. a w a . y must be long Diet“- Some of then m u "I‘M
deughters almost shoulder high. so allowed to carry e pistol. childhood the niceties of conduct will . d a is): It the hem. Others finish below the hens in en m“ m.
ingenuouely pleased with the regal "Once I thought I’d heve to use it not fer-get them undet- the most 33‘ ll .
gown of her current movie mesquer- when n rough men stopped me on "“9 , . '
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“n" , “m ‘ 3°05 “0" ‘t "‘1"! 11"” ‘ SOUP u. noggin; but pms—ei; tber the kn! fe else or the scoot-dice kind.
Thets the way! first aw Irene seen e. pretty woman in yeers.’
Left-over grevy makes s. good stert-
ieg point for soup. Dilute it to propr-
cc ency. season. add any left-over
his or even‘ e. spoonful of cot-eel
frogs breekfsst which will thicken it
somewhat. Simmer for a. couple of
hoursretrein. edd croutons or noodles
end serve.
Pleete to the nt or on the side-opleets all over—ere ”We“
will be for some time to come. '
ecials e- e 5
at the -——-‘
East Norwalk‘ Cash Grocery
QUALITY m HIGHEST : PRICES m Lowest
Rich in person. et s. home dinner—e
- tell. greceful young matron who has
swept to screen security from the
beckground of ermy post life on the
impulses of e gypsylike nature.
"I feel so excited in this costume."
she said frankly. twisting the long
trein. "that I didn‘t went to chenge it effected me so much."
toe e prosaic dinner dress.“ And i ‘ * *
heertily agreed with the unspoiled Not half of “Miss" Rich's energies
children when they chirped. "Meme. and ardent enthusiasm are consumed
you look Just bseutiful." "on the lot." though she is en inde-
Thet irrepressible neivete. the ce- fatigable worker. Tennis. give! hikes
pecity for "feeling excited" over sim- with her deughters. exproretions of
pie thing: I should se)’. is the secret natural beeuties on mountein "loco-
of "Miss" Rich’s steady progress tions" and a dozen other pet diver-
from s. 83 exlre five years ego to sions indicate the range of her inter-
leeding roles with e number of fore- cute. And little escspes her keen ob-
moet producers. This end the ability serveiion. ‘
to focus veried experiences in her She told me how many eggs there
work. were in the mocking bird's nest in ' CIEINER
the house vines: she‘d climbed up to IKEXPENSIVE
. . Corn meal is excellent for cleaning
giipejimto ‘lggoige‘bizgs Ext-’13: 1:3,: erticles of flennel end for teking duet
itscli. who is directing her es the ma 'tn' bets.
queen In Mary Pickford'e new pic-
ture.
“Most expressive feet I over new."
she chuckle-d. “Big. solidly pleated.
indicating his moods and character.
Did you ever study feet?"
A curious combination of ripe me. _
turity and the yhimsicel frankness of
the ingrnue. this Irene Rich, who has
grown to screen stature through
“Stella Maris." "On! Cleer Cel.” "A
Fool There Was.” "Invisible Power.”
as leading women with Will Rogers.
in "Brass." and now in “The Sweet
Singer." '
"I sew he meent no hem. so I
let him look. posing a little under
the compliment. I'm efreid. He
gazed his fill. very reverently. with
tears in his eyes; e poor old pros-
pector hungry for companionship.
"No scrtcn compliment hes ever
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“iiv. but we are far ewey from the ground." said Jack. as he leaned over
nd lrnkvd down. "Well." replied Flighty. “that will unite it easy for you to
. l' n runny streets they have here." And Jack then noticed long. winding
u that were Jet bleck with little bright spot: in them.
UTILIZE FAT!
Beve water in which meet hes been
boiled end let it cool with the fut in
.it. It will rise to the top. become a
'firm cake which mey be remov d.
freed from any scum et the under sl e
end will be so good for most cooking
as the fet you pey' well for. Before
cooking seueego. sceld it with boiling
water and treat the fat thet forms in
the nine menner. ’
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GrenuletedSugsr..10ob
Thefineetcreemerybutter.......................‘. 5001b.
Bestl'emilyl'lour ...... 9501's:
0empbell’e80ups,3csns ... 250
Quaker Oehneelinbulk, five pounds ......‘............ 150’
Kellogg’ecornrlekesorl’ost routine Sopkg.
Oriwo,poundsise.......... ........ ..............21cceu.
Heceroniorfipeghettttwopoundsfor..................2§o
renoyfiweetaormacensior 250
xerlyJunePees 15cm
Baker's Cocos, 11eron can ........................ 18o
Oelitorniessrdlnesdntometoseuce ................ 150m
Ammonia, qusrtsise Bio
YubenOofi'es ...,flcph.
A. STULL‘
24 corner: s'r. EAST NORWAIx
e e e
she is “Miss" Blob since the time
she came to the movies 'from‘ matri-
monial debacle to corn breed for her
girls. end is one of the outstanding
examples in combining a career
with successful home management.
Incidentally. she recently purchased a.
885,000 home.
During the interview over steel:
end coflee. she veered the telk from
the usual bromide shop chatter into
paths of refreshing novelty. Chiefly it
ran in retrospect of the time she had
migrated from Buffalo with her par-
ents to the semi-frontier of an Idaho
mining cemp.
"For mother.“ she
chenge was terrible.
Frozen Rice
By m E. SEAPLEIGK,
Of‘OoiunIbie Univerdty
Wash one cup of rice end cook un-
til tender or soft in one quert of
milk with one-half teaspoon of mlt
end-the rind of one-helf e lemon.
Add one-helf cup of suger. one cup
of sadly beaten cream end one tee-
spoon of venille. ‘
Peck into e mold. having the mold, .
filled to overflowing. .Cover with e. '
,“ of buttered peper. put cover on
tightly end peck in salt end ice for
two hours. Use two perts of ice to
one pert of selt. '
Unmold end serve with crushed
strewberries. sweetened to tests.
NOTE—4n" lemon rind may be
removed from the lemon in long
strips. end these removed from the
rice before it is molded.
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rgiflzorf’g 131,33 ttarry-2:: . MONEY ON TIE PARTI A I f
PAYMENT PLAN
reaching to the bottom of the skirt.
featured on e. frock of bleck net.
shawl; I: end emf divert-zen] ti? 1
°" ’ p ‘ ' We lend money at legal rates of interest on find.
some basis that a merchant sells you furniture, a.
piano, or any other necessity—to be paid for on
convenient terms on a strictly business like basis.
The Beneficial Way is a service of loans on
num studded with diemonds or bril-
llente. »
home furniture or secured notes for those who
heve no commercial bank credit. Loam up to
Ilse Charm
‘ Beneficial Loan Society
Suddenly these lanes seemed to fell apert. Flighty leughed es Jack
aw Ml them. Then Flighty expisined thet the streets were made out of
minors. “And now." he said. "those dominoes ere going to lunch end they
on r w back to pley streets egein until long efter we have left here."
seid. “the
For me the
oernrcn m1“;
Ostrich feethers ere very popular
es trimmings on delicate toned
frocks. They ere made into long
sprays or fringes or into delicate
flowers.
ADVANCE HINTS
Costs and dresses for fall emphe-
size the straight line. Coats are
said to be shorter end belts are not
much in evidence.
SUMMER mas
Ribbon flowers. embroidered me-
dellione. fegoting or hemstitching
are sure to form trimming for your
summer frocks.
Bcoxr Gets e Second reason
Bx Thornton W. Burgess
01" GOLD LACE
Gold lece is greatly liked for din~
ner frocks. particularly when com-
bined with wide girdles of velvet or
ntin in luscious shedee or coral.
green or blue.
New” bgei'se'slose
Lest you pour, W M stone.
-Jinuny Skunk.
All Byzantine enamels are on gold.
l 0: nil conceited young Beers name
over more conceited then was
liner before he met Prickly Porky on
the lane Little Path. Until then lie
lad upcctdd eve body to step sside
10* him. But 1’ dluorky hedn't
mppM eside. end w Boxer in e
"(a had underteben to mete him
“0; aside something lied heppensd.
1‘ Md happened so suddenly that
later didnt know Just how it bed
' of Spring
were pinying with fire it would be e.
crest deterrent to men! of us who
ere more or is- adventurous.
One can be very be”? when one
is alone. but no one can ever Im-
dlegrace without (11th nineone
else. I hete to suggest ewthing to ' .
you. my dear Leslie. but I em Quite '
'6,
'ir-r limped o! to one ed
there he set down end enemies
in. All the time be whimpered end
Iimed. for thet ew certainly did
Tn end ache. ere were six of
“my P s little I til“ “i
“0 mom‘s" 0} course. when
I wonder if you know. deer Lieslie.
whet terrible thing
Sally?
Of course you know thet lain bed
has come to.
sure Jeck. es you say. "never-hem
1" much the- tbev M m r 5“,“, “'u' “‘3 " young me. n thet "at been married before." has Just for-
.m Giver. a“ loser k‘" thet be “are M Om. M. or on periodic“ sprees. 8:113:39; “1:; gotten a,“ enyone needs money but
loll Hm “I an I n, ' t°°' “a it I“ one o "a himself es long as he provides every.
, .im thet. He knew 1-th of snore not». suit- why she did not sive up her position tun “ 1‘,
A a: u ‘ i ‘
“d p i ‘h‘ ”a“? n. W fired M M Poor thing. Just now it is e. good ' °u° ,‘m‘l
l. "2"";35‘ '13 in. emf; x thing thet she didn't. for echo is 3:”; “3‘ a"! “wings? b?“
one w- sch en em I: ow ‘
‘4 pull d. 1. hurt. it here drud- “I? ‘ obliged to support both her husband . MY ”611W
“in 81:.- whinsd, but got the .- gs end herself. °“° " “’“I'm” ”“1" " " "m
‘9 Ipoer out. It took
‘0 set up his eosrege
rill
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fill
at!" time
“ Path.
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Seliy thought that. after prohibi-
ego, he got hold of something that
wee poison end in—her lest letter she
told me she thought he hed lost his
eyesight. , ,
Belly thought she'wee a little herd
beceuse she wee resentful of Bern's
openly disregarding the lews of his
country so well es hes- requeet. You
een't biexne her vcy much. con you?
I en: in hopes terrible
thingthetheecometoherwillbiow
end Sun will rose-in his eye-
Mtenditwilibealeseontohim
s
wretched feilurs of my life.
end met
fui feeling?
Above .11 things sire. Leslie. don‘t
her men-lags , made me e rether
pathetic eons-loin. the sold. .
you know. if I bed known whet I do
now I would not he" mess such I.
I did
not tekc into consider-non thet my
hhebend and I had, neeebrought up
with entirely amt mum of
livingend eechofuswlsstriv‘lngto
meksthe ctherconformtohisowu
“If eecb,,o;("ne bed token up our
own ~little mead end
Diluted nmm‘mvfi thew
therewith and
tion Seen would not be eble to get ,
Irv-d one as end it wee e lees deg 3.... ' neg. Just the other dey e young wo-
m i v the liquor. but it seems he hes been
:bm’” I“ pulled the unlit-3 doing .0 ”Mann”. A 1" weeks men who had been unfortunate in N
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