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C/zzldr en 8 Corner ‘ . l“ Making 0Y6!” 133m "of V ATMTHEATRB .‘ A Talk: About. Corsets
JACK DAW’S ADVENTURES A .G" (l Dre g7,
2 .- ‘ 11! mm mmox Understanding your type is the sac
' . - nu W m ‘n ‘M” A worldly-wad corset is the best step toward buying the right sue-t.
The Bad Giant ’ , lam” Jm 0mm mend of most of us; but when you and is one of the most important aids
. pm well u not ”"530an ' Jackie Coogan has learned how to
by lllll ( “vhf-l" Drama 1,, m Wflcbt a matter of money as it is df’fknsw,‘
a ,, ., . ~ ing how. and the knack of sum - -
over ,one season's clothes for: another
is one of the chief meta. ,_
This season the styles are peculiar-
ly well adapted to tho‘mak'ing over
process because they allow' fo'r;threo
distinct silhouettes. the long; straight
line of the past several season. of
extreme simplicity. the draperies and
the full-skirted models with much
trimming.
necessary beauty aid use at to beauty you will ever find.
milk " cow and he demonstrates his mat: dishretfon you do in - buying Corsetry isn't what it was in find
ability ,aiong that line “1‘“ m your‘:acs‘ powder. advises Miss Henry. old days. according to Miss Busty. ‘
tingly ‘ funny scene in 'Daddy" the corsetiere expert with the N. E. Ryan who explains that then the corset Old
“m1“ “4 ‘1” RN“ Tun“ W- ‘commy. ‘ itself as an article of tuition—use
tomorrow and Saturday. All ”1° m“ ‘ In this day of corsets exactly de- very foundation or fashion—comes
”‘1 “u “ ”1° “rm ”mm “mu" ‘signod to diner-ant figure-needs there thing that could and did make women
‘9’ they gather about him as h. e". is no mere reason for you to wear an over. and make them all alike. . .
"9“ “1° ““3”“ fluid. 51100“: it into obviously uncomfortable. “becoming But the' corset of today isn't a! “
their-mouths—“direct from producer corset than there is need of making a article of fashion. It's an aid to bonito,
tofconsluner." A. .' result. ‘mllking caricature of your face by using]. ty. It isn't to be thought about as
““13” popular withVeverything in the d instead of one somethin influenced b the mode.
barnyard except the cows. deadly WM“ pow or g y '
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Bud“ that happens'hbwover. you‘ll§ just so slim. But if any part of our exercise. have taken you ill-om the
figure is over-emphasized. our comets limits of one type and put you info
are to blame. or our' brassieres. another. For the modern corset aims.
Piquancy lies in concealment of good not, to make you over. but to coax you,
and bad points alike. Only by sub- a. tiny bit nearer to your own typo- -
dulng that over—emphasiS. by making ideal.
ourselves into one gracious woll~pro- Miss Henryadvlses every woman up
portioned whole. ' can we form the keep as manyfltzsrsets astpossible. Ono
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titling; lath is‘ new to so with what skirt. giving an inverted v-silape. lac. ‘. \urms‘rsniop sum." maximal necessary to display on it; 3;;eezpii‘et a a neg‘i‘em 5
to this Nico“;l the“ ”-0 exception. mg the edges ‘nd dieclosingth‘e ,m l g , Some of us. perhaps, made the mis- too." if she is really a luxurious lady. =
so choose a. model for or tan tricotine beneath. Cut the blue Betty Compson and Conway Tear-lo In take of leaving oi: our cone“ al- It can. no more in the en d. for m
re?:i°dUCtion that involves as little skirt up in the same way, moving the Another Remarkable Photo- together in the same “‘6 for false wear them all out. ”on" or later: in’
3;: a: uni of the original as possible. Mines! t° either 3““ and facing the V" 1‘“! A ion. ii that youth that caused others to bob their fact. it really costs less because each;
can ding) tonbmimg1 th. net that you edges of “1° blue with gray material ifflgflglfifi: figf‘gfiffifium re— hair. Others again have always one of them lasts longer when it’hai
tel-1a] when warm“. With “:96 ma- cut from the beck 0‘ the gray blouse. {KL-5d “To Have and to Hoi-l " This worn corsets. But not the right corv a chance to rest. Besides. you My.
tats to exveriment. 30“ wou d hesi-V Remove ”'9 3’3? 3190"” entirely bunny» :lnaentedjieity compson and lots. Not corsets designed with the the"satisfaction of knowing tm
For example suppose we k and cut them into gauntlet cuffs for Conway 'learie ail-i it was a mun-oil ideal. beautiful, finished. symmetrical you re taking the very batman?” ‘
two last year'llfrOCka into on mt c "1° “luv“ and " Pet" Pan 00“" tho first day that it was given to the figure of our type in mind—the only of the expert advice at yo isponl
the-moment creation Let c up- 0- for the neck. The “5“" or ‘ little PUDHC- ("O-"Se Flamauflce directed figure that will stand all the vagaries —-not only for type. but for your '3’.
h d ‘ ‘1' 5‘3" Y0“ work is a dress that bears no resem- tho pmdtfltlon. :mw comes an- of the dressmaking art and appear to at its most active. its least active an
ave a ark blue tricotine. of straight blance to either of the original mount wi.ll anothel exquisite feature advantage no matter what the modes. its formal beat. j
" ~ . lor of our 11d ch from ear to . '1!!!
There are a few inexorable rulu to ‘ ' ‘ i ' ‘ Th. story is that O: 'L tattered In“. 33:10:! to the natural co y rnore tagggur masseuse olfafies the ,
follow in regard to mum, on... M... THE THREE 311.30me or ”we" °‘ "m“m” "3'” m “:1 “1° Line. explained Miss Henry. is the way she treatl your race. ‘1: you have
er undertake to mug. over material: TODAY. . city for ‘ adventure. and tin ' " most important thing of all. We can't to buy a totally different model. it’wlll ’ ., 3
that a thorough cleaning. pressing ' ‘ Daddy. all be just so tall. just so rounded. be because years, or diet. or lack of F
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and turning 'do not make look like ways of combining then but the
new. A. successful "made over" nev- easiest. would be to make a Diroe4
or looks a made over. On the other toire model. using the dark blue for
1.. . .‘ ; i Mi [lzlsnr‘vi inside and hill of the ilrizhl sunlight, he said, “I hand. it u amazing Wh.‘ m b9 done the co“: overdress ‘nd “1. W or
:' .V . E ‘lzl \\ “0, mm not any place by finial: in lit r0." "Just wait and :w‘fillwfignmgw lmposiblo materials. tan underneath ” . foundation. sterner} than the audiences who
. V , determine -up6n a modri 8i 1 loan I '
VV I. r. \. 1:1: 11;: ... .. m . V _ mpy s V the blue blouse u d ., i wed the ictu coil
'4 l .- it'll‘lwd it‘xfot’lb;frnnl J.l.k t-» :1 .lltlc ray of light tar than requires as little .exm.’ expense , from the waistnné..m0\1n8 the with? 2:3: :11”: ész“ °" ‘9 JG. 3‘
m, V V _ . .. a“ r . V ,. as possible. It rarely DIVA to buy'ers along where it ’ls attached ‘0 the l l I
"laugh till your sidesafch'e at his antics
(Just natural kid stuff that ma'kes you’
forget he's only on‘the screen) and
unless you've a cast-iron heart and
it. a"; ‘..l.: E
adhflaa‘l,
line and 1°“?- fl”"" sleeves. 1““ '1"! frocks. by tho F-‘L'Tle director and with the . -
" slightly full skirt portion, ”“1 . - same sins. Betty Llompson and Con-
tan 01‘ BTIY slip-on tricotine with TOMORROW: Clothes for mail way T‘s-Hie will be seen at U10 Re- ' '
short sleeves. There are innumerable children. gout and Palace theatres to 2.1.? ilk-1
. - o ' when the fire is started. story of n lady‘s maid. who won lite
V. ~ ‘ 1.»: me do the talking; we can get in rm right." Then the entrance chnlc Lunches Potato chips are always good, and Int-'0 of .i. ft. ous statesman. It dams
u yr . l -l .lllvk \V’rls much SllrI‘l'lSOd to 80!: (l. wry large slant loaning if cake 1‘ aegired' the“ are several tunity With K° in the highest circles
li“" , " if. lln scolmml half nslet‘p.
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. . : ' . tomorrow in "Tao Rustic of Silk~" m S.lk &. set [88 Ba, 1w. 18
l . _ ~ . . w This is an enthralling and unusual 8 l lg - t a '
. unllrwny to Giant Luml. ’ mVlll Jack's friend. "If you will just
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makes sold in boxes for a small sum. and ““3 31"“ Fltzmaurice the 09pm"
By Bertha E. Shapleigh. Salad and ”ladureumg can be car- tunliy to present some of the most
4 -, Of Columbia. University. .ricd in glass preserving Jars. as can wonderful acts and gowns that have ' Tb Mm of fingfig h .
:3: ‘ l 1 l Picnic suppers are. to, those who also cub“, "u" for dessert. been seen in pictures. Regent and M will open m elm Ill!
have automobiles. very different from -~ \Vith 1!. little planning. almost as PUG“ Patrons will delight in see-
ininegathedng. Iltmayrage
the old-time ones. The car can be goodameal can be served by the way- “‘5 "The Hustle of Silk." m in .3 ember, baritone
packed with baskets and blankets. and side or in a sheltered nook as one
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1... many things taken which once would would serve at home. In addition. is “UTIERFLY. BO‘VS 33‘3” enough m in“ " '
- V I have been quite a burden. the fresh air. 'and the thoulht that The large butterfly bow is seen on ject to m the fill at ‘ ,, ., ,,__,,
q For those who have elaborately "mother" can enjoy it without the almost every summer frock. It may um mm“: ........- _ _ ..
C. D I fitted hampers, with every luxury the heat of a stove and dishes to wash. be worn directly in the back or front. -
snditsfoiblesuemany. w
thinghmmepmm ~ -~
shops are showing. these suggestions
for automobile picnincs are of no use.
or at any angle at the side. .
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\l \1 assert a covfred hilltl'gpe: :vl‘i‘i‘ch Yul . Lacellhllserile ‘13-] vii? fgfhlgmbg- bangladins in s ammonia. .
. . _- 11 some pace w on a rig 00 part cu ary n ‘ ac . ac n . ~
§& 1 much space. This hamper can be flt- CENTER PIECE edged with black lace."is also seen. ‘3 ». the twin Stilt. With a QR .. - ..
- ;—’/// . led with a few utensils such as can Before getting a vase of flowers on ‘ . Silk hm 13 8009: «AM if "
‘J w, ' y; \\ Opener. bottle Openel‘. “V0 0!‘ three a highly polished table cut a piece of BLUE MOIRVE are ahmghtypamm . l.
‘ -\ knives. Paper napkins, wooden plates. waxed paper Just the size of your 'An attractive frock of baby blue mygfin mm!- _.... _... . .1 H
. V ‘ .- ' spoons and forks. and these kert al- dolly and place that under the dolly. moire has a three-tiered skirt and the
node'tobeworn‘ withaaisp --
.ed blmsc. Thesshavo »—~
closelyflttingthehipswifli --
lumy mm ‘chpperl his llandanlmzrllv angina. b1: glam opendd. “‘83" in “33mm" 19" a hurried ‘16- Sometimes the dampness causes the fashionable drop shoulder line. It also
. ,. 2 F3”‘“’°-‘ . linen to adhere to the -table and has a corsags‘ot ink roses.
‘sv - l l". nu. right." will Cucumbi‘r. :‘Ifru. Just hither 0» friend throm Solid nfrohol stoves-"the two-lull‘n- ruins the finish. - p
l" ‘ ' Hurry nnd Amt your bit: lets ‘out of Um way and let “9V er collapsible ones are very useful—-
,e ' 3. ~ . Hm mg 512m: clumsily moved his. legs. (Continued) ‘ with several cans of the solid alcohol.
- VELVET MEANS
BOILING EGGS Some of the newest iurbsns are
Thcsflk' suitisslwayyg
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- V .. . will prov‘e he can eosftteand be:eh$etl::s One way ‘0 get an egg cooked to merely ribbon scarves which are ~". fill mi” It is u .. ,. V
. . A for milk ng tea. 0 e or g eunp
. food . . , just the proper hardnem is to place wound about the head and either tied I. i- lively Winn on m m m ‘
It'tho place chosen to serve the it in I lama-pan containing boning "1 a 1”" 9" he)!!!“ 91868 Wilhplnl- ’ . .Xi does away withtho WI!
I . l lunb'h be one where a wood fire can water. ' Cover and let stand without . .9 , _ v _
' ’ be built then one needs a long-han-;b0illng from six to eight minutes. Walstcoat ,‘ posed feeling that one has it a.
died. two-tined fork. in. wire broiler. ~.~ . V . m efforflmdaymnafixuu
‘Eand a covered pull or coffee pot. SDIOOI'H SAUCE ' Sweate i I, W mim-
Bread can be ‘08!th by holding the Mix salt with your flour before add— . ~. A soft mm _
pieces on the fork over the tire. ing- the liqum.to your gravy or sauce file aepa‘
In the can containing coffethvae a and them will b. no lumpy, . , skirt and HD‘W
i few'egg shells: it will clear it. and ex- ire" loose, burned the "It
cellent coffee is made with cold water SALAD mammyvrs . .' in m m_ m m
. , ‘ » . , and egg shells mixed with the cdotfeea Have your salad ingredients “,5. l l .3 M m a 'li d L. . , 1
1;. . as: -M ’ . . V' The powdered coffee is very 300 an ‘ _ Wash the lettuce ‘ - J
‘ ‘ ' “ '"., . requires but the addition of boiling ' flaggtfitfi” “a dry by Drew“ presume in~the more is.
The Thunder Storm . water. It is best to use evaporated between clean cloth pas, M thmd & -....
" _ { milk. 'vh‘th is easily carried. and cm ‘ “d the W m ,
, be'opened when needed. BRASS'BED same Wiener-ulna phh
BWThomonv-W- Burgess mgzlsfmzzswzrmmat? .25 X... y... m w «mm In a» mm 3.
, . . quire but a “‘0'” “me to make them rubbing it occasIOnally with a cloth model mam“ suit... '1
Stout the hour: {0th knows not fright very palatable. “way. reheat them in dipped in kerosene. of 3 Wm tbs“.
W'hofl Nature doth display ’10". might. ' .an uncovered kettle. as that allows air SHORT , and m m TD “III a.- .
--Mother Bear. . to get to the thick soup. and with the . . 3- . ., ~ V
g. ' ' addition of water. takes the taste of ‘ 1709111260“ signed by m Cm 5” “'
the can away. ‘, A smart gown of black satin is
,Rib chops. boned and wrapped in made extremely colorful by an all-
pieces of bacon. may be prepared at over embroidered dedln of rod DOD-
home,'and be ready for the broiler pies and green.“lel.\fgg. - .
/ twirl: Bear was not only lone-
but she had begun to feel
rt 27 uneasy. It. was a queer
g, -. She didn't know what to
mm 1.! it. Silo felt as if something
Wm rum to hnppon, but what could
’-:;.~rl r e hadn’t the slightest idea.
'1'}... fooling made her even more
J’rww‘mo. Never in her short life
ind m; known such stillness. There
was: n nnund in the Green Forest.
X z 5 Ion! moved. Littlest ‘Bear ho-
rl‘. i0 wllim or. Sho whimpered V
“57y. us it a raid of thesonnd of
in? own VCiCC.
'l W'lnt my mother. I wan: my
ran”, 1 want my mother," whim-
i-u-li Littlest Bear. and began to
r21 T'-l.l strange stillness fright-
' hnr more and more. She
.‘t keep still. It wasueasler to
thofitylmhendim ’ c
The chanson should nabs i¢b_
nored. Mushroom-taupe felt‘iti ‘3
a turned 'up. sharply .
brim. Yellow rosette
“mm-them";
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WHEN MOVIE FACES éRE MIXED J
'3‘" "‘"d ‘° W“ “m 'h“ Then the; came a flash 5, light Irma FROM LESLIE r ask to be your wife. and that makes V
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7mnfw§?§l‘ri°ol‘f‘°£§§ .h. we almost blinded Littlest am l 10.1138 unsure». was me very happy dear out.
. Yul] see she hadn't any idea ALI EN”? I ”amide: “jam“? 33“.,mm‘3n2:
.l where she was. She kept on I hid ‘0 ”9P writing thu'e' dew the 'h. .h. 1. gm from ‘
rm. :;:. and as she ran she kept 0 almost blinded Littlest Bear. all because I felt .0 ”m to, both that aura of glory when 1|
INr‘pr'rlflL'. “i want my mother. a right after it a terrible noise.‘ Lie. 1 l and the “bum: wife that him. When we m ‘pm dear. I for. I _ l
arr my mother." -. . ticst Dear hadn't supposed that there a? t ”- had filled my eyes .0 full I get all your little “Roma-fine. that _ . ., . , _ A . ”1%.: .1
ru'fiwnlky there wns s dd. . low. gould b6 ‘F":-“-r"§§;°'.§.h°.§'“ g3 can]; not lee. ' make you human. and “@9315” 0313' .The waistcoat sweater is the-3P0”? - .
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5'... Mgrnhnglfigerrzi 1:525:15 r ‘l't‘tleth‘ “gr ghe nearest tree. Happy Jack I was too depressed to tell you any those qualities which. in wilt‘hka wear for summer. It 1! aleevolm fro .5
nearest ".3... but Lego” c5.” squirrel never went up a tree faster more . Both the man and the at! little imaginatior; mutkhetn‘iltmhet; an: quently.—or if it tdmth‘igl: “1100‘; :3: l 9
our. in scramble up {tr-ho Vrcmcm- than Littlest Bear went up that tree. .1 "and out of my hearing as she voiced Perhaps} am on are plain tocon , A) e
iv; 2 '21:: A. » - N , ir, he never did. . 'wrlte all this to you. but I am saint front that gives the waistcoat effect.
Bear ll .‘h.‘2.’;..°:‘;,”l':,“flattm‘v’l‘l’ifl ORtht up as hi ll as she could go hel‘ contempt for him. But the mem-
- make a confessiou. I wanted. to . '. of
l'lt-r hurt going pit-n-pat.‘ plt-n- at she scrambled. here in a crotch or)! of that voice haunts me. Jack. It a with my people- I was‘lonely for eggs Emigrm‘dgfngm mtion
:Mh h “m' 5“ “mm“ ‘5 “'0' if t ‘1‘ gh" .’°ll°dbh°}";"be‘t'::en‘ A?!“ €13: was the moat despairing I have ever them , , . . . of cologs with _ bro" um." black.
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a 1.9 1:20:de ‘l?flf}l:gelzt:?:; too frightened to even whimper. known. I 1 ll: ,3 , I €11)th that motion comes to ev— greon‘and “an“ wn. 1 .. V
mg,- dark. lithouzh it was not yet Then the rain came pouring down And do you know, dear. e sorry ”3, bride. The life she has Is“ is so _ _. gray. . _ tLQV )an . ending“
imn {or night. After waiting a 1110- There were more of those dashes o far a]. man ssjwell. I could not tell erent iron the .111. she um I". . f V. , .
: ~ I ,- 2...“ silo started on again. . light and more of that terrible noisg from what he ”a if he had been ll “Mm :her 'hu's '11“! t from
2 ll, . it s thunder , storm Littlest ' " ' o . ~
"W21 thlltl dtrZZ‘r‘igllfngflll‘hlfow r‘l‘l‘x‘nnlii ;. no.3? first thnnd storm: She was ”mud in thewomsn 1“ med 1‘ “Mint she could podbl! me-
_ V . he * ROY“ to her. 'Wu At u I f.“ mat as though
"m was t . lo fri htenod that t seemed to he! ant- 4‘1“" me.
im. 0m. 1:12,.” ”.dhe‘°§3fi:d‘,.: at. her‘ hgart would stop beating. She Lknow. “t- as 3'4“?“ told something alien had grown up be-
Dim: "no and wmm¢ What tel"; didn't dare move. - him, it seems to. me that even when tween you “a, may but now. that I
"c cmlture could it be that ‘ So there ln‘the “P of “I“ ”0.0 “ he had his wife ‘in his armshis MW seen them. Ihnow how far I
wand m“, "I“, Comm,“ 'm, Littlest Bear stayed until 0" “Wm i thoughts would fling themselves back have grow-smut from them.
1:. Mother may. deepest. mug, was 0 or. She had climbed that tree to the other woman. When ‘Vflrlv . as. J 1 she is f ‘. _ . V .A V, l. v." 7. . -, . U V . .7 ,_
3"”:th rumbly growl s as hath- ‘3 ‘0 h" ' tree was the “f.“ A ‘ " .x 1' ‘ ' . , | 2m}... - — . 3 ‘ ‘ , ‘ . .- . ' "
8;:- An this growl “cad to conic {Ice- 313'. had been tangtlgt “he"? I wonder. Jack. jusznwhat ‘unnd‘e: 30°49‘22”“ ,u'l‘m 91‘:er . "in" mm sore N10338:“
f. ’7‘ Mwbcrc in particular, unless for safety. as 0 1|. met his then: are—. p 9- . mam ‘ , “u 'feet‘talrly m“ withrdellthgAwsr .
.. “as from overhead. really wasnt any Duet. I 1‘ these circumstances. . '. , . - from R ‘3 though fitm,m¢ “80m 1 , “8' illlll “10 “it'll all. _
I 283'“ “We" Beer started to run. ”1”. f' ' - ' - . ’ " A ' ” t would Youdo. Jack, - . . 00 another planet ‘ ‘ ' 10 m. ‘ m. ‘ M” ‘M' 'a ‘
n.‘ M" "WWII doins moi‘b wbhn- WOW!“ '1‘"- " '1" w. nurse-i " Oh. how; foolish of me‘to “you! It is nowjnat you and no. Jack. ,1 m ~ . - H ‘ . " “f d ’
gems. She was crying. Yel, slr."slio. ’, r .77 , 61‘ O" m 0.319%! IV I It?“ couldn't ‘0 Instead he ‘ ‘1“ ‘9“, .» "TI!” 5““ ’01“..th acids A an . ~ .
7;” "ling. it grew even darker. Th0 next "-917- Crafty ,_ I”. on I, "N . due-tum» he is if t "that. do ’9‘. In” things thlt will w w! ‘V‘Piw ‘% . NW .
en there came a null or light a... Coyote." , ~. '- ““1" 4" ~ °-‘ "pu- a," -: . - ‘ 7 my mother and father and sister‘talk W, 3 1'0! M‘ so,“ “it? W 9°38 ‘
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