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songs is very entertain lag fashion,
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'" 21 Tii-Otj SymphOBl eoaoa. .
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niai"- TiMtw oho wit twMa
taan TkMtc-ChaiB( el bus twtaa a
tod WalUn. Mulot Ua 14
MP im) 4ltrartB aroaad at
waar iinaa.- Jkck baa, tba aawa
mm. fftrt a ptauiBcind mra-
Hra Ua of sattar aad fbasd vara
waleooM. LUllan'a convd prta.
ot met, aad' Ward Bad Doair.
aaaeen, roaatj oat ut areim;
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It waa good to aa Sopbla Tucker
back la tha tri-dtiaa auini.
And the tana packed hoaeaa who
aw tha iavortta at Tha Coloabia
yesterday anioyad .avery moment
,ih waa Mora then.
8ha hasn't changed mach either
in appearance or la-Ue style of
her entertainment since she waa ia
tha trl-cities last at Empire the
atre in Rock Island set en yeare
ago. .; 8he'e the sane Sophie except
4hat she has since married aajk as
she pOBieases from the. stage, has
Laad dance that draw rovnds of aa-
ptaoae. Erea the gymnasta. The
Three Melrin pros., proved to be
the class of the seasoa la oferiags
of this type and were; warmly re
ceived. . -
It's a topnotch show likely tha
best of the season. . , s ',
A t the Xsiestie, 1 '
The opeaing scenes of Mack Ben
nett's six-reel saper-comedy, A
Small Town Idol." are set in thai
kind of a town where, the railroad
track and a straggling stream pro
Tide the sunburnt inhabitants with
their oaly ideas of motionr
On the fame of this Sim Ben. re
form In triumph to his Tillage
homo." Bat things hare moved rap
idly there during his absence. Of
course everything is all right and
there are wedding bells celebrat
ing the most hovel and picturesque
story that Mack . Sennett haa yet
VaM'' "mm r MS
thre--itawwiaf rr
r tAfr tXH aa t thef
that Mr. Saaactt has
AathasCc ' tnteresC ta ouu
hi eeovedy aaaUeoa. .J1
epectacle. and thrHle
ant(ons to "A , ll TowJI
hmX" The Mgfest scene .that
Each) geaaett has deviaed.' snfl one
of lie targeet on the screen. In
tbia maltltada ot girU, who con
!otm ia try respect to the 1am-
oaa ; Sennett - apecincauons
boaataaad flgare. appear in orient
al costumery in a. large and mag-
Bitieent "set." -
Bra Turpin Is the "idol" -tadioa
ed by the title. That U. he uttl
natelT aravea himself such, after
a series of tremendously comic, not
to mention some serious situations.
BREAKFAST.
: I ' Oatmeal with Raisins "
Scrambled Eggs - ' Toaat
Coffee '
', - LUNCHEON.
Vegetable Salad.
, - Sandwiches '
Tea ; HermiU
. . . DINNER.
Panned Chicken
-'Boiled Rice Creamed Oniohs
Currant Jelly ' Canned Fruit
Sponge Cake Drops
dropped her husband off at Chl- , Kreei,.-X small Town
run hi& Kaan . ilivnrpail from.! . . .. .
cago, having beea .divorced from.
him. r ,i r fg -iu 'c- - -i 's '
..,Of coarse, bar offering -is "high
class" in the much-used adjeenve
of theatrical 'description, for re-
1 At the Fert Arautreag.
. . it ii difficult to Imagine a more
tertect role than that of the mota-
is "The Greatest Love" and It
ti equally imposse to imagine
v asy other actress who could inter
pret it a superbly aa Vera Gordon
bi'h. i.iand the steerage ot an
ocn liner, the crowded East Side
, .J 1VW"" , U. Iritis
, tnd the pretenuous tuversiue w
were all used as locations for this
...... whm vou see It you prac-
f!lcally take a personally, conducted
u nf the most mieresuuB di.
in New York. Ana you gie y
emotions an airing.-too. It is be
ing shown at the Fort Armstrong
Ibeatre uniu , :;
r At The Speaeer qnare.'
n of James Oliver Cur-
Idol" Is now at the Majestic.
Shakespeare's assertion that "the
gardleas of the songs or parodies play's the thine.", seems to., have
ana nagi, tae iaci tnai it 14 swpnie km ki
singing them, makes for quality: I tor Made Sennett when he pro-
one naa a vanety 01 numoers, eacn iu a. puuu
of which go over big. because she newest super-production, - which
puts them ojrer. Her, songs run toiopenea ior iour asys t me wpim
the lighter vein with a dash of pap
rika -. here and , there,, in , them to
spice up the eatertainmentV . Her
boys," five of them, syncopation
bounds on musical instruments, are
a big aid to her In pleasing her
auditors, bar the 1 important fact
remains, that she is Sophie Tucker,
is a big favorite and knows' how to
remain so with the theatre-going
public. She gives them the class
of entertainment , they waof and
theatre yesterday. The other stel
lar light upon which he had one
eve focussed was, of cbufsej, com
edv. . There -1s an" harmonious
blending of story interest and hu
mor which sumps this production
as the comedy king's supreme crea
tion. It is easily discernible tht
.Seacett is making a successful ei
tirt toward " development ' of plot
nurpoe in his big productions. . .
,"T"a Small Town Idol" has -all the
" VAt lhe CetoBhU.
There are some great moments
packed with action and suspense in
"Hell's, Hinges." : Amons v.
tA atanrl imt narticnlarly.
One ia the fight between the tough
and the good elements of the town,
which results in the temporary vic
tory of the civil forces. .;
They signalize their triumph by
burning down the church. ! But the
arltdoars had not reckoned with
Blare Tracy iWilliam S. hsxw.j
rwhen he comes riding in and nnua.
thht the church haa been ae
stroyed, the misguided - minister
killed, and the woman. he loves in
danger of Insult, his wrath exceeds
bounds. He kills suit Miner, me
n (tr nrl treacherous saloon and
gambling bouse keeper, and stands
off a whole room full of desperate
mttii while he 8 boots in two me
wires by which the lamps are sus
pended. , - v potatoes; mash,
There, seems danger mat iDe'ricer; adi
whole buncn win oe coasumeu
the flames, but Blaze allows them
to slink out In the narrow, wina-ing-
8treeU, there are scenes of dis
order as the flames of destruction
sweep over the whole town, Men a
Hinges" will be shown at the Col
6nial tomorrow and Wednesday.
Bake two hoars pvar medians Ira..
, "J- ' t Btieevetlefc !-.:. T i". t
Ifevar eat Ish tbaf Is not thor-
oBly cooked. It ia dangerovs.
"Stewed prunes served with roast
veal are very goodr ... ,
The skin of a lood ham m thin.
Old hams have a Uick akin, as well
aa a strong flavor.-- i" :Y
When kneading bread, use as lit
tle .flour as possible on the beard.
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MRi. ELIZABETH THOMMC!
Wf
water, one tablespoon better, line
p..,,. nummm. i apgar, one an one-nan teaspoon
rows visaes. a o-.-.!, tcuk dissolved
Creamed Potatoes Cut two capsjiu pne-foarth cup lukewarm water
"Dear'Mr Thompson: Will you time, again looked at ma
kindly pass my experience to the Mother, are we , going U bJJ -aar
wifert t?. tusband who continu-,; 'TTj'i IE&lL
ally, reads during the family meal: nolwisb to b) d'rttt ,
After many admonitions I tried PJ . !
the following regime. My husband All the time 1 was reaag ,
engrossed himself in hie tooiitet,D'"- ..- mn.a ha ar- 1
paper .0 I decided to Uk
i' occurrea,io me mav . ., .i...iim I
would also read af tne uuje taai v.,.' . RRAnn, '
sttaar and salt
boiling water; when lukewarm, ad-l
yeast cake and Ave cups or flour!
then stir-, until thoroughly mixed:
Adjd remaining flour. . mix and' turn
on ..floured, board; - knead until
smooth and elastic to touch.
torn to bowl, grease and cover with !
isn't a bit stuck. on herself. And 'well known Sennett players in its
furthermore, she eniavs. entertain
ing folk aa much as they enjoy to
beer her, a situation which always
makes for stage success. .
She will be at the Colnmbia to
night, tomorrow : and ", Wednesday
and no donbt will be the vaudeville
cast. Including Ben Tnrpin, Phyllis
Haver, Marie Prevost, unarne Mur
ray and James Finlayson in the
lendinc roles. ' It is the first sil-
reel production Sennett has turned
. A .Jj.. iu. Jn.in, 1ia niun.
ing day's performances found that (Adv.)
' PROTECT THE CHILDREN
Healthy Blood and a Healthy Sys
tem is a Child's best protection
against Colds, Grip and Influenza.
Give them GROVE'S IRON TON1U
SYRUP. 75c (Adv.)
"Rather in a class by itself is
the common expression beard about
Meadow Brook Milk Chocolates.
cold boiled notatoes into dice and six 'Cups flour.
reheat In one and one-ouarter cuna f. butter, lard
white sauce.'. :--v :. ' .;
Browned Potatoes Slice, or cut !
in dice as many potatoes as de-
stred: Brown some butter in a
saucepan and put in the raw po
tatoes. " - -
Add seasoning' and allow them to
cook for about Ave minutes, turn
ing them constantly. Cover sauce
pan and cook in oven over a me
dium fire until browned. Place on
a rack. -' .
Dauphine Potatoes One-half
cup milk, two tablespoons butter,
six tablespoons flour, three eggs,
two large potatoes, one teaspoon
salt, one-eighth .teaspoon, paprika.
Directions Wash, pare and cook
then put through
add salt ano paprika.
Heat milk and butter, add the
flour all at once, and stir briskly
until the mixture leaves the side
of the pan. . Remove from the fire
and add the' eggs, well beaten, one
at a time: mix the sauce with the
mashed potatoes, then stir over the
fire two minutes. Beat thoroughly
three minutes.
Drop by spoonfuls into hot fat
and fry ten minutes. These are
delicious and recipe 'serves six.
Escalloped Potatoes Pare, soak
and cut four large potatoes in one
quarter inch slices. Put a layer
in buttered baking dish, sprinkle
with salt and pspper. dredge with
flour and dot over with butter; re
peat; then .add hot milk until it
did. The paper I chose nappenw , ' 1 ..
. . ,"J-J Th.ni
to Be running 1
deed. Thank you aa much for enb-
seemingly aid not near ior a see-!pI to 'omit, howeves. " .
Re.4 ond, and then I answered, "Oh. yes.
dear, please go to tne kitcnen ana -Miss B. P.:" (1 1 think It was
clean cloth; let rise over night n i"nn m lne secona course jusi mistm mistake to apologise, since yon
temperature of degrees F: once. This story is wonderful;" All. aid, however, 1t is too late to "cry
In the morning cut down by cut- pine time i was uuiulus me iwucrj 0ver spilt mim. - ;
tlgnt-as 11 aevounnB every hub. (2) ies, 11 was ail rian w
Finally he went to the kitchen, but with him after that. - ' '
IJollowed and served the course.. (3) Go with him when he comes
; When it came to. the dessert, he home if you want to. Some people
having abandoned "his paper by this detest letter writing. . V
Just as we were ready for tne i,',in it m- rmidera. Bacajaaa
Brst course he started vol read. I of tue large number of letters I re
did likewise. Whea it was time tor;cejTe daly 1 B0 toDger find It pos
me. to serve the second course bej-iw,. , nri,., -jMriB,.e. or cive
looked at me rather surprised, but -eider's advice to some one who
I continued to read.- Then be said.Iha!l .i,adv.ben answered in ' tha
ls this the extent of the mealT' I coinmB. ; Your solution watTfepo
ting through and -turning over
dough with a case knife. 4 Again
allow dough to rise, tben toss on
board well floured, knead and shape
into loaves or biscuits, place, in well
greesed pans, having . them abept
halt full. Cover aad let rise to
double the bulk, then bake In oven.
not .too hot, from forty-five to six.
ty minutes. . : J x
PROPOSALS WANTED. I
Sealed proposals for the erection
of. a new high school and for the
plumbing, heating and electric wir
ing of same will be received in the
office of Cervin and Horn, archi
tects, 110 Safety Bldg., .up to 10
o'clock a. m., Thursday.' March i,
121. - Plans will be on file at the
office of the secretary of the board,
Matthew O'Connell. Hillsdale.' 111..
and "in the office of the architects.
Right is reserved to reject 'any or
all bidds. . . - . . ,
can be seen through the top layer.
"wood's famous novels have reached
the screen; many of. them have
ths moat auecessuu puour-
drsmas of their time. But nona of
them has reached the silver-sheet
with the breadth 01 numan appeal.
heart interest and suspense which
characterizes "Isobel; . or. The
Trail's End," ,ari Edwrn careme
"production, which - features House
Peters ana jane ova. y
This tbrobbina romance 01 me
northwest, presented yesterday at
the Spencer square .meaire, re
lates one of the most compelling
romances it has been the fortune
of this writer to witness. A cast,j
talented and extraordinarily typi
cal, helps portray the powerful
theme of the story, while direction,
photography, settings, etc, are of
the sort that arouses enthusiasm
, even in the layman.
House Peters sever had a rote
better suited to his typical rugged-
ness and natural talent . Jane No
vak, likewise, la cast in a character
which her, c&arm 01 manner ana
beauty make a thing alive. Both
Af 11..,. nl.v.H K.Va v4 VPT1 VIT1-
pttaetic toucn to ineir cnaraciera
which aids in making them things
to be remembered in the annals of
tae photoplay. 'r-f:. -
- Peters is a member of the Royal
Northwest Mounted. Police a
strong and likable character, while
Miss Novak is cast as the beautiful
and faithful wife of. the man the
officer has sworn tp capture dead
or .alive. It was inevitable, of
course, in a Curwood story, for the
officer to fall in love with the wom
anbut it was a sort of spiritual
love which both the woman and
her husband understood. . '
.There springs up a wonderful
friendship between the three, and
it is the development of this theme
that makes the story.. The officer
saves the man .and woman . from
the clutches of a villainous mem
ber ot the force, and wanders
about the Northland for nearly
year. He finds but to relate the
tory is to spoil it.
H has been called the best pic
ture of the year and it is certainly
worth seeing. . - ,
At the Illinois. ' .
The "Buddies" around whom
George V. Hobart has woven his de
lightful comedy wbch the Selwyns
will offer this city an opportunity to
seen tomorrow eveninc at the Illinois
theatre, wiggled their way into the
Mart ot New York for 12 consecu
tive months in the Selwyn theatre as
few folk in the world of make
believe have ever done. They ..are
such a dear, human group of young
American manhood, af one finds
wem billeted after the armistice
ia a peasant home in Brittany, lhat
ao one is surprised that the sweet
aid of France falls in love with
ne of their number, nor that an
ouer is fine, and -big. and loyal
enough to all but sacrifice has ner-
tonal happiness to protect his youth
'ul hostess from the. machinations
, a regular dyed-in-the-wool Til
: lain. . - .. . . ' .. i v.'-'
lean Moore as the 'peasant lass I
ho Kivea anch a dalivhtful rmdi. t
(ion ot many ot the Interpolating!
oags which B. e. Hllliam has
woven into the fabric of "Buddies
fames Marshall, as the Prince
Kindness who protects her from the
IJiialn. and Maurice Clarke, as
Babe," the bashful hero, contrib
ute creaUy to the popularity of thta
Wholesome entertainment ' which
, wu easily tha biggest hit of the
iora season last yeer.
At the Palaee. .
" Edith Clifford, most charming of
. e "singles" who have, appeared
the Palace this, year, came to
awirne yesterday through a happy
twitch lu the booking offices and
. ' Manager John . Scharnberg's
- Jtnnv program of new and
v "lwant songs. A succession of
aeares last night wbicb threaten
J to stop the show aad imperil
, fer repertore 'of numbers attested
. the Insunt bit who scored. Rilla
; Wniard anrf k.r RMnMMf lav m
Majorleal playlet, "Any Home."J
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A firm, fresh and blooming skin, rajlwnt with
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bute of early yaw alotier Every woman can
keep her schoeJga-1 complexion tone after early
youth has flown;. - . ;
- Proper care istheecret-care which keeps,
the skin in perfect heslthjThis means the sci
endfic cleansinr which makes each tiny pore
and skin ceU actre.. You must use soap and
water freely you must use ft every day. v : . -c -But
not harsh soap not soap Which dries
"arid irritates. Select imldsoothing soap, which
cleanses gently soap with a smooth, creaitty
lather--soap made from the bland, cosmetic
' oils aeopatra used. . ' . . ' . ' '
; Cleansei:, tonic and lotion ,
' This soap is Palmplive, deKcately frairant,
and the attractive natural color of jts beaotify
ing intredjcnts. f -4
Its profuse, creamy laiher penetrates every
pore, dissolve dirt, peopirarioa and excess oil
secretions. The, rinsint water carries them
away. No doejinrj a6unulati6B remains to
make your skin coarse "4 , fv
J. This gende cleansing acts as a tonic, reviv-
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ing tired nerves and muscles and. stimuhting
each minute gland and capillary. This gives
natural color. : ; " ' . ; ' .
- It is lotion-like in its action, leavint your
skin, soft and smooth. Just add a touch of cold
.cream and you are through. .
' If your skin is very dry, or when you use
rouge and powder, apply ccJd cream before as
well as after washing. : '
." If your skin seems soft and lacking in firm
ness, apply Cold water liberally. This condition
often follows the lite of cold cream alone for
cleansing. " - .-'-J. .
vTis finest facial sop coto '
10 cents a cakev : '
This price is possible because we make Palm
olive in such vast volume. The Palmolivc fac
tories work night and day. We buy the costly
ingredients in' enormous quantities. T
You can't buy a better soap i matter what
price you pay, because science can't make finer
soap. But me price allows you to provide it for
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fEADING food experts wul tell yon
1 that the food element that gives
the greatest amount of energy to the ,
body ts just what Kara contains a
large percentage of.
This element is Dexfrose the
greet energy food. Yoo couldn't live
long without Dextrose. Moat foods
you est such as bread, starchy
vegetables, and all forms of augat
hare to be 'cltinged into Dextrose
before your system can really use
them as energy foods.
These mrt icienlifie ecu. any doctor
aw ami expert wilt telt yew
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af Omwom ia it auy almost a callad a
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by mty aeaieat el b Uoailv aoi
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