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Inte All Sorts of Delicious
4 and Appetizing Dishes
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I, 01 Air, flii
rlentt renervtd
ffHE problem of utilizing the Mi
ll own nulpMy tlnrlnu the summer It
... (e loom lnrgrly befnre the house
Hi. Mnltt. humid days ilurlnn the
I mfflfr spnnn eniie bnctcrin te clevdnp
!.Mtr: this Imeterln becomes nctlve
cooked fne.1 Hint H left te Btnntl In
I, vitclien for n few hours, l'lnciti?
?: cooked feed In thp refrlRernter will
ufil thli development, for perhnps a
tier t""- " M nlmeit Impossible un un
1,veii hnve n Inrgc refrlKcraier. well
id te prevent this Hriellnge for ever
fcrir-flilit hours.
Pliin. whrn .'oeldnp. te utilize for
a, nex't menl nil coekm! feeds left from
,u urcvleiH menl. nnil in this wny te
Srirmt wtc When thp family Is
Jmall it nilRht he a ree,1 plnn for the
Ijmiscwlfe te cook siiflirlent feed nt one
time te de for two meitlH. This, how hew
jntr will depend grrntly upon the film
l!r taste. Sometimes- people de net enre
far reheated feeds, i-lalinltig thnt re
lenting deMieJH nil tin line lluvei.
Yeu enn pnri'hiirt' in the nheps n
mill earthen iIIkIi railed the individual
hlrrcd CKg. or nu-Kriitln fll1i. This
dish is iibeilt one nnd ene-lmlf inehes
Hch nnd four nnd ene-hnlf te live
Inches wide, with two Utile rarx. or lifts,
tn each side nl the rim. Tills dish I
Ideal for ninklnc indivldunl scrlvre.
Line the indivldunl nu-Rrntin dish with
jlaln pflMrj. rolled thin, plnec in eneh
Jlh euffieie'nt u'getnblct te lill, sprinkle
With
One teaspoon of pialcd onion.
One Haspoen of finely minced pais-
Uv,
One-half traipnn of nail,
One-nuartrr trmpoen of pepper,
Thiee tubtcipoem of thiiK cream
twee.
Then Inj two ullees of hnnl -boiled
wen top": rover with top crust, brush
with the yolk of e;R nnd four tnhle tnhle tnhle
ipoem of milk, benten teRether. hake
(n het een for twenty-five minutes.
Yett enn ii'-e thin pombinntlen for five
Indivldunl pies:
One eup of roeked snap hcan.
Cut the tern from one rr of left
tter cooked earn.
Twe cold-boiled potatoes cut in tiny
lice.
One green pepper minced fine,
AlmnH nn. arietj of rpetnbles mny
U mixed nnd nt-ed in thi iile.
Hnliecl I.eaf
Place in mlxlns bowl
Txce and one-half rwM of cold
tDeUd mm limit, chopped i cry fine.
One-half cup of finely chopped
film,
Twe gteen pepper, chopped fine.
One cwn of told cooked Icft-eicr lima
leans,
One cup of cold cooled left-ever meat
ttinced fine.
One teaipoen of salt,
One-hnlf tciipoen of pepper.
One tablespoon of H'eicrtfMiirc
Hucc
Our cup of cream mure.
t Tlnce tnhlcipanni of battel,
Twe uell-benten cy'it.
Mix well and turn In well buttered
IBj floured baliiiiR dish with str.i lull t
lldff, spreading smoothly en top. Unlit
In net own for thlitv lnmutrs. ileineve
from een, lit Maud for three minutes
ind then tutu from the dlnh en het
plattei, nnd seie with pai-lej ur to
mato s.iuce.
This leaf may be baked in leaf shape,
U you desire.
Wleti of I'erlc With Vegetable Garnish
Place In small saucepan
Tire cups of left-eier cooked icnc
tabhi, miin(7 (e or three kinds, as for
ttamplc:
Tire cold cooked brcti diced fine,
Thrcc-quartcn cup of cooked lima
team,
One-third eup of cooked snap bran.
Cern cut fiem one nr lift from
tinner.
New add
One green pepper i hopped fine,
Twe oiiIeih, mint td fine.
Three ennrc eutildc aiien lenvei of
Itttuce shreddid fine u Uh schieis,
One, ten ipnen of iiilt,
One-half tenipoen of peppci.
One-half cup of hlyhly icaiencd
Trench dressing.
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until het, tossing fre-
Het tlewly
Wentlv.
Hae the buteher rut one pound of
Chops from the loin of perk and then.
Viu I ari 1;"lf,' "'"love the bone,
jlck the edges of the chop, all round,
tever with hnlllns water uud cook for
B minutes. Uialn. cool. New dip in
"our, then In hlghh seasoned beaten
K and milk nnd thou roll in fine
breadcrumbs. rry in detp fat n golden
Drewn. Scrw with lnrge spoon of the
Prepared garnish, and one teaspoon of
Wrtar sauce in the center of each chop.
l'otate Kells
i.'f. left-escr mashed potatoes for
Uls dish :
Wace in mhing bowl
, Twe cup of mashed potatoes,
, One small onion yrated,
i One yii en pipper chopped fine,
One teaspoon of salt,
Vne-fjuaitrr teaspoon of pepper,
One-half cup of finely chopped left
wer cefd re&d snap beans.
i. "x' an'' f"U11 in Hmi1" cjHnderh, roll
flour mid then dip In iieatcn egg nnd
J"1 and roll In tine bienderumbs; fry
Jewen brown In bacon drippings nnd
!we W!"! KiirniKh of nicely browned
i. t ,b.ieen. These rolls aru nice
w breakfast or luncheon.
After-Dinner Tricks
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FOR THE FILM FAN'S SCRAPBOOK
' ' i i. ,, ,M , ,. A
the nvernee fan would net catch the
beauty of the ncene na done by Hurry Hurry
mere? Suppose, they thought It fiheuld
represent n very powerful Ueslre te
teach the Duchess In her trouble, but
It Just about spoiled the picture for me.
The beauty, the dignity nnd cxquls-
Jtencss of tlie etnge tientn was the per
fect ending te n perfect characterization.
"Tell thnt "JVssie' clrl (1) te come
back ngain with her tnlcw of Persian
or was it Angern cats and 'Ames
Miys. Clever? If 1 could write like
that I'd take ever your whole celyum
nnd bluetieneii even jour stnrs into
Peter Pan, Periwinkle, Kitty Clever
et nl. And let's have some mere Kitty
-things hnR gotten sleeny hlnce the het
weather and nlie certainly can Htlr up
the funs."
from "Frem Fortune Hunters" te plays
like "Richard III."
"And flnnlly. ns te Borrymerc ina
Kiw Vnrlr. H'hnrn von lilt UOOtl a 8UD-
ject I've been planning te expatiate en
nt icngtn some any seen, juu wv
nnJl en the licnU nDseiuteiy wncn
say he's mnkinc n mistake in sticking
constantly te New Yerk. On ene Bide
we hnve Warfield, mistakenly clinging
te "TheMunle Master" and "Tim Auc
tioneer" nnd playing them ngnln anu
ngnln In "the stlckB." and en the ether
side, the masterful Hnrrymerc, aPPf"
ing in new nnd striking roles nil the
time (up until Ills recent illness, at any
rate) and never taking them beyond
Broadway. 'T'nin't right, 't'nln't.
Next vear he and Sister Iithel and
Brether Menel are te nltcrnute at n
New Yerk thentrc, and I'm looking
forward te the occasion of anetlicr
opening night such ns "Richard III
nnd "The Jest" had, but, ns you say.
there'll be thousands, unable te K te
New Yerk, who will miss him. Yeu
flatter when you Intimate I might dj
able te help matters. 1 only wish i
could.)
cer.i.nnx MOORE
Tl'c mil be yliid te publish the pictures of inch screen players as arc
siiiiycstcd by the fans
THE MOVIE FAN'S LETTERBOX
By HENRY 51. NEELY
iMnry Weed Right new Hnrrlsen
Ferd is aflilluted with the Famous
Players-Lasky Studie, out in Holly
wood, plaing a role In "The Old
Homestead," nnd the same company ir
Oludcs him in its lists of these "un
der contract," but Ilniilsen jump-"
mound se much nnd seems te be su'.h
a future in features of the Talmadge
family thnt I wouldn't care te s.iy
jut hew long lie will Mn with I.us-ky.
An way, you can write him there new.
Jeseph Neff Yeu ask for the ad
dress of "Mrs. I)eugla Fairbanks"
de jett mean Mnrv I'lckferd? If se,
address her. care of Fnirbunks-Pickferd
Studie, llolhweod. Cntlf. If jnu mean
"Deug's." former wjl'c. I'.eth Sull.v. I'm
miic I don't Knew. She's a nen-tire-
fesslenal.
".lust Your Same Old Fan" wiites:
" 'Fet.s up, Mr. Neeij, and let us h.ue
the truth, the whole truth and nothing
hut the truth hat e you been very man)
p!ii)H hcicen or Htage that ten en en
jejed any mero than 'The Dictator'?
As an example of a coherent, caiefully
staged, well-cast nnd Hplcmliilly acted
comedy, I don't litdleu it has many
peers en either stage or screen, and
fewer. If an) , are te be found that sur
pass it. When I read )our criticism I
wondered if )ou really meant it when
jeu said Reld rcsemUled Harrymere,
and 1 was nniaed and delighted te tind
he did In mnnv tespects. New I'm just
optimistic enough te hope licit the re
semblance, may go even further. Harry -meie,
when he was Heid's age, was
considered a 'confirmed' lemedian; de
)eli suppose Keid lias the ability te 'de 'de
telep' as did Hnrr.wiieie pievided liis
directeis allow him the oppeitunity?
I'm a very ardent Iteld 'fan, and while
I hnpn for the most nnd best, I doubt
if Held has the mentality and riisire.
What de jeu think:
"Ever since 'The Orjihans of the
Storm' I've been wondering was
Blue's Dauten bimply an evidence of
his ability, was it just a piece of in
spired acting which he couldn't dupli
cate, or (I knew what jeu think of
(irlfiith- and agree) leuld it have been
the icsult of unusually fine diieettng?
Whatever (JilfUth's shortcomings, I
de think he bus the ability te 'get' his
ideas 'across.' Hepe tills vwis net the
case, as I'd like te mp Blue continue
te give charncteiiziitiens which aie
equal te Dnnten, If net better.
"Have j en 11113 lecnid of the girl who
pla.wd the heroine In (I think) 'The
Enil of the Trail' something like that,
anwnv, gotten out by the Public
Health Scniic during the war? She was
the most exipjibitciv beautiful creature
I've ever seen, 1 believe. Don't remem
ber about her acting, because that was
(Whatever I "bluc-penellcd" of your
inter was certainly net because it
wasn't interesting. It was all that,
but in linn with a leng-cstnbllshcd ruin
of this department 1 had te cut out
your theatre references. I will say,
however, thnt I'm heartily In accord
with your vlcwn en the Bubject, and
I'll admit I'm a little bit doubtful ns
te the future. There are seme very
remarkable nnd admirable- pictures
coining seen; we ran only live In hope.
In regard te the questions in jour
postscript, Walter Weeds wrote the
scenario of "The Dlctnter," se I
Imagine credit for the titles must be
fcbnrcd by him uud Davis. Yw, thnt
"Weman Theu Gnvcut Me" is the same
picture you saw here n number of yenrs
nge a reissue. I don't think there is
n thing te thnt rumor you mention,'
though I've heard it myself. And, ns
ier we young inuy wen, an we can
pay is that he would be showing geed
taste, wouldn't he?
I'm sorry, hut I haven't been able te
learn an) thing about the young lady
who played in that Health Service
Picture. The character of the lelease.
probably explains why it was net In
cluded in my uiing syatem.
And new te the two subjects of .veur
letter which interested mis most of all:
1'ii.st. "The Dictator." I don't bel.'
Jeu can appreciate what a life-saver
that was. Te the fans, who enn pit I;
and cheese, there is1 net the danger of
surfeit, but with me, live or six a week.
three-fourths of them atrocious, the
ether feuith only scattered with reallv
geed things, why. it becomes a nlght-
Ilinre. psriwtiiltv in tlm lint- uliminnr ilfn j !
when most of the eempunies release
their "junk." j
"The Dictnter" was an oasis in a
desert of perfectly harmless but ex
quisite!) boring pictures, anil It cer
tainly "hit the spot." In fact, evi ry
one I've talked te ngreed with me thnt
it is one of the best comedies the films
have had for several enri, with only
thut rare oddity. "One Glorious D.i.v"
te compare with it. Incidentally, both
were made by the sumo director, .lames
Cruze, and ever since lie made thnt O.
Henry story with Wnlly a number et
years nge, "The Halberdier of the
Little Reinchless," I've had him down
us one of the most brilliant makers of
comedies the bcteen pes-esses.
And thnt brings me te the subject
of the relative merits uud difficulties
of screen comedy and drama. Frem
what I've observed 11 really geed five
leel screen comedy Is a gieater raritv
than a similar length dr.uun, and that
leads me te the belief that the comedy
is the harder te produce. 1 wonder!
Slnpstick, je.s; short comedies, )cs, but
extended comedies of the se-culled
parlor variety" are mighty few and
.1 Silvester The cast of "Wedding
in.," n. no follews: Rosalie vvnyne,
Constance Talmndge; Reglnnld Carter,
Hnrrlsen Ferd: .Mnrcia ""uver. ...
ChlchcRtcr: Mrs. Hunter, Ida Daring,
Douglas Ordwny, .lames Harrison,
Spencer Wells. William Re!
Heeper. Pelly, Vann i Jacksen. "f"n
Wclferd, nnd FuHisnki, I rank Henda.
Wariamaker's
Down Stairs Stere
' ' """?yVt I
-ni ly
.v it tin
YOUNG ACTRESS DIES
Irene Hart, of Jolsen's "Bombe,"
Vlcjtlm of Gland Poisoning
New Yerk, Aug. 7. Her friends In
theatrical circles were greatly shocked
vesterday te hear of the death of Irene
Hart the talented young idnger nnd
dance of Al Jolsen's "Bombe" com
pany. Her dentb of thymeld gland
poisoning occurred early yesterday at
the French Hospital, where she had
been taken for an operation.
On Snturdrty. while in her npartments
nt the Hetel Deven with her mother,
Mrs. Mary iiart, ar.11 ins mnit uuu
dancing partner. Miss Bcrnice Hart,
she cemplnined of n sudden illness.
A physlclnn was summoned and he
urged thnt she go te n hospital at once,
ns she was suffering from texaemia.
before I decided thnt the movies could
de things worth while.
"Tell the old-timers te keep coming
back. I don't remember but ene of the
old films, and that 1 won't ever forget
Mrs. Leslie; Carter in 'Du Harry.' Peln
Negri certninlv hud the better produc
tion, but hpr Du Hurry was n furcc be
side the art of Mrs. Carter.
"Yeu asked last night hew your
I 'fleck' felt nbeut the 'inide stuff.'
I Let's have it. say 1. It's a very sim
I iile explanation when one knows nbeut
I t. but I've nlwnvs been curious te knew-
hew they faked the di77.v heights as in
'High and Dizz).' If the knowing such
things mars the pleasure of some read
ers why, they don't need te read about
them.
I "I gntlicied that 'Deven's' letter was
1 in nnswer te mine of a long time nge.
j Reckon that dlsi us-Ien is tee abstract
te interest many of the tans. At any
late, I was very tlatteied te find thnt
)ou agreed with me. It was 111) first at
tempt at such criticism nnd reallv didn't
dream jeu'd think it geed enough te
publish. Very many thanks, Mr.
Neelv.
"Hnrthelmcss was certainly splendid
in "IVd'able David,' but as that Is the 1 far between. I don't knew what the
only type of diameter I've seen him ; fans think, but that's the way I fjgure
MOSQUITOL
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portray, except the snatcties of tne
teal Sennv, I want te see him de j.ome
ether tpes befeie I make an effort te
re te his picturcH. If appearances are
any culde, he is certainly the finest of
all the actors and mnvbe the actresses,
tee. I gather you think m from some
of veur remnrkn.
"I wonder if I may dure te criti-
! d?e the one actor who stands thousands
' of mliea above all ethers Harrymere.
Se lone as I live I never expect te hee
nu.v thine thnt will surpabs his 'Peter
Ibbetson.' and only expect te see It
equaled bv another of his what shall
I call them cientlens? And tills is mv
criticism: Such a talent as his w se
wonderful thnt I think it belongs net te
him. nor 'Uttle Old New Yerk,' but,
lit the very least te all his reuntrjmen '.
And he certninly is net sharing it
with us. Unless one possesses the
menns te go te New Yerk every te
often, there is no opportunity te see
li 1 in en the HtaRe. anil, what Is mere
Important, hear him. IIle voice !
(Mn) be jeu can describe it 1 can't!)
hn't there any way te liiake him re
alize he Is beinp unjust te the thou
sands like myself who are unuble for
mniiy leasens te travel te New Yerk
te sen him, but wiie watch the an
nouncements enRcrly all season lone in
the hope thnt he iiiav come ever here
for a week at least? Yeu are very suc
cessful in starting things won't you
take a hand in this?
"And Jliurjmerc brinsH me te the
screen 'IbbetBen.' AVliy, after the ex
quisite reproduction they inndn of the
plnv, did the directors permit that
(leuth scene. Did they imagine that
It out
"And as for Ilciel while I don't
think lie was at his best in that par
ticular coined), I de think he is
one of the best exponents of high com- '
edy, the better class of farcing, that ,
the films possess. And I de think he
nspiubleti, nnd tries te imitate Harry
mere (especially the old ".lac Is uarrv -
mere) In u great lu.inv cases. Like
)ou, I'm doubtful whether he has the
desire te de what Hnir.vmerp did, but
he certainly has the mentality. And.
I from what I hear, tven Jack's best
.friends were nnmed when lie jumped
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ELLIOTT DEXTER
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Mr. and Mrs. Carter DeHaven
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Clearaway
Sales
Women's Dresses, Coats, Suits
and Girls' Cletlics
Once in six months a radical
clearance is made of everything
remaining in the Down Stairs
Fashion Stores. Each new sea
son starts afresh with new gar
ments. Instead of waiting until
the last Summer week we have
made summary markings-down
new en all oddments of late
Spring and Summer fashions.
Women's odd dark silk dresses arc down as
low as $6.50, $7.50, $10.
Women's voile und ginRham dresses are
down as low as $1.50, $2, $3, $4.
Striped tub silk frocks new $3.75 and $6.
Women's distinctive frocks of silk or wool
in excellent styles down te $18.75, $25, $35,
$38.50.
Women's wool jersey and tweed suits are
ns low as $6.50 and $6.75.
Women's late Sprint; wraps are down te
$16.50. $25. $38.50, $75.
Girls dresses of voile, gingham, organ
die and silk are decidedly marked down; sep
arate skirts are also less.
(Down Stnlrs Stere, Mnrket)
Autumn
Fashions
Canten Crepe, Satin Crepe and
Peiret Ticill Frecks
New at $16.75
Women's Dress Shoes
New $4.90
Well-proportioned pumps with French
or baby Leuis heels
Plain or with one or two buttoned
straps.
Turned soles.
Patent leather, plain black calf, black
satin and black suede
Our own stocks lowered te $4.90 for
the benefit of vacatienists
(Down Malm Stere, Cbnatnnt)
Vacation Luggage
TT KKEPS us busy re-ordering, and the manufac
- turers are kept occupied filling our orders, se do de do
lifchted are vacatjenists with the geed leeks nnd
careful construction of this moderately priced
luggage.
Deep Suitcases,
$5.50
24 and 20 inches long,
8 inches deep. Black
fabric suitcases with
two reinforcing straps
all 'round. Cretonne
lining, tray and shirt
pocket.
Same suitcase with
short straps, 24 nnd 20
inch sizes, $5.
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$18.75
$16.75
Square Hat Bexes,
$5
Shiny black enameled
fabric boxes with
leather corners and
handle. Lined with
cretonne. Twe remov
able hat forms and lid
pocket. Center lock and
two flide catches. 18
und 20 inch sizes.
'arc m
$5.50
$5
When a maker cuts up fairly expen
sive silks into brand-new designs he
wants them te sell. That's the psy psy psy
cholejry of any creator. "Te start the
season" these pretty Autumn frocks
have arrived grouped at this one spe
cial price. Practical navy blue twiM
with Hying ribbons of black braid and
red buttons, unusual canton crepes
with braided rope belt'and skle panels ;
long line crepe satin dresses with orna
mental placques and pointed draperies
and sleeves.
Ceat Dresses and "Leng Dresses"
$18.75 te $28.50
The first one, two or three of a kind Au
tumn frocks that the workrooms could finish.
That something different which any one will
like te have at such moderate prices. Mostly
canton crepe or the popular Peiret twill.
Sizes 16 te 44, but net in every style.
Women's Chinchilla Coats for
Autumn, $16.75
Seft woolly chinchilla in light tan lined
throughout with silk.
Dark Blue Suits for Autumn
$25 and $27 JO
Practical navy trirotine of which ene
never grows tired. Mnde with long ceaU
and narrow belts.
Girls' Autumn Frecks
$70, $12, $15, $23-50
One, two and three of a kind fiecka for
girls' school wardrobes and mountain wear.
Mostly serge, seme with whitu guimpes, Rome
with pongee trimmings, ethers with a bit of
brilliant braid. Sizes 12 te 10 yunrs among
them.
(Drmn Stulr Stnrf. MurLrt)
Ulack Enamel 'Week-End Cases, 3.50
22 and 24 inch suitcases with leather corners
nnd handle. Cretonne lined. Reliable locks and
catches. Shirt pocket in lid.
(Down Stalm Bture, Central)
Hurrying-Out Prices
en Roem-Size Rugs
Rugs in weights and dark-color pat
terns te supply pleasing backgrounds
for the new living or dining room fur
niture. These prices are a fourth te
half less than our own standard rates.
Weel and Fiber Rugs
0x12 ft., $9 and $10.
8x10.0 ft., $S and $9.
9x15 ft., $17.50.
12x12 ft., $12.50 anil $15.
12x15 ft., S15 and $17.50.
All-Fiber Rugs
9x12 ft, $7.50 nnd $10.
8x10 ft., $8.50.
8.3x10.6 ft., $6.50.
6x9 ft., $4 and $6
4x7 ft, $8.
4.6x7.6 ft, $2.50.
(Down gfaUra Bter, ClieMnnt)
Central Aisle
Girls' Middies Less Than Half Price
$1, $1.50
$1 for white jean middies with straight hems or
cuffs, colored Peter Pan or regulation cellars, em
broidered sleeve emblems and long or short sleeves,
$1.50 for extremely geed navy blue or white
middies with straight horn or cuff, long hleevcs and
embroidered sloeve ombtems The white ones have
navy, Copenhagen or lavender cellars and cuffs.
Sizus 0 te 22 years.
Bungalow Aprons of "Chintz"
Percale, SI
Quaint patterns with rose, blue or tnn pre
dominating Hlnrk binding around cellar, sleeves,
pockets and acies the fient adds much charm, us
does the crisp s-ash that ties se becomingly in the
back. Small, medium and large sizes.
Gay Handkerchiefs, 12'2c te 25c
Bright bits of colored linen!
Solid colors, Heme with printed stripeH or deti,
embroidered corners or half-inch white linen hems,
(Central AUle)
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