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THE WINNIPEG EVENING TRIBUNE Wednesday, march 8, we 7 1 UI mmmmmmmhI As Fashion Decrees MMMH i4nne Rittenhouse DROWN TUnDAN OF GLAZED STRAW WITH HIGH ULUE BOW IN THE FRONT. You Cm Take Your Choice, High or Low, as Far a Your Spring Hat ii Concerned, and Suit Your Face as Well as Fashion, IBW YOHK, March While all tho milliners admit that the hlth hat Is still in first I fashion, there are so many low ones sponsored by the best houses both in Paris and America that the fact Is as plain as day that you can suit your face and the fashion at tho same time. This is Kladdentng news. The one hope that should be addfid to it is that women will know either through instinct or criticism which hat they should 'hoose and then stick to it. The Problem of Buying a Hat There is no doubt that a vast number ur women lake the word of tho milliner when buying a hat.

It is rarely possible or a woman to have the strength of mind and serene con-'lctlon that go with the purchase of hat or down to buy it regardless of advlco or criticism. It is no exasperation to say that to every one ioman who buys a hat on her own Judgment there are a thousand who take the word cf tho woman who Bells them the hat. This will never be changed and, therefore tho boot thins: to do is to preach to the milliners and argue with them until they have a chanun rf heart. It is not probable that hey are as stupid and of such poor taste as far as the knowledge of hats and faces Is concerned, as the result would seem to Indicate: but the commercial spirit rises above truth and art. However, it is as easy to persuade a woman to take the right hat as It is to persuade her to take the wrong one and this should be the aim or every milliner.

Those who succeed would make names and fame, lor themselves and would materially strengthen their bank accounts. Well, that is in the line oX reform, and as all the world seems to be undergoing a change mavha the hearts of the milliners will also change. Such an expert would be particularly desirable this season, for hats aro difficult and the spring may be disastrous as far as tho appearance of wemen is concerned. These Louis Phillippe hats are attractive when they are moderately high, and there are certain faces that loon never we.l as In a stovepipe turDan which boasts a bow of ribbon as Its only ornamentation. Such a turban Is given In the sketch today.

It Is of that new giUzed straw which has bcome so fashionable after many attempts hy tho French milliners to make the public take hold of it. The combination of color in this turban Is admirable. The straw is a glistening blue ribbon. It Is worn with a brown frock that has a high collar white organdy edged with a tiny frill of blue muslin. There is a belt of blue kid around the waist of the brown frock, dyed in exactly the same shade as the bow on tho hat.

3 Seenffie Screen I WALKER "Her Great Match" is a fine picture drama and Gail Kane, star, Is one of the most convincing and charming actresses ever seen jn the screen In Winnipeg. This flve-naxt feature and other pictures will Be shown twice this afternoon and wlce this evening and that will close he engagement cf this play. Miss Carrie Henderson's delightful so. wano and tho singing of the Holmes wins find favor with the audiences "My Old Dutch" will be the featura for the second half of this week, commencing with tho matinee performance Thursday. GAIETY Today featuring Mary Plckford In a drama of smiles and ears, "Tho Foundling." It Is truly a Jary Plckford story containing both thos and humor.

For beauty of "tettings, of the cast and Miss Pickford's personal efforts. "The Foundling" cannot be surpassed. OSBORNE Huth Stonehouse Is featured today In a three-part Ks-sanay feature, "The Inheritance" Also the Sydney Drews In "A Safe Investment," and chapter 12 of the beaunful Vltagraph serial. "The God-dess." This story, featuring Anita Stewart, has reached its most fascinating chapters. Each episode is by itself very Interesting.

"The Tainted Soul." a realistic drama of the underworld, portrayed by liessie Harrlscalo. sup-i pcrted by Charles Ray and Trulv. I Shattuck, is snowing today and I Thursday, It is an Impressive five-act Mutual masterpiece and liessie Harriscale is surely at her best, PROVINCE 'in tho name role -of "Poor Little Teppina." Marv Pirk-i ford Is seen to advantage In the Famous 1 'layers' release of March 2. showing today and remainder of the week. The story, which was written by Kate Jordan, gives to Miss Pick-ford the kind of In which she has found her greatest success that of a waif, ARLINGTON Vivian Itlch Is appearing today and Thursday in "The Substitute Minister." It Is a good two-part drama and features other notable screen stars.

Pathe British Gazette, depicting the world's latest news, and several good comedies complete the program. WONDERLAND -1 When one of the leading modlsts of New York received a telegram from the Jesse L. Lasky Company to prepare 30 gowns of the latest Parislcnne de-. 1 sign, she culled up the offices for confirmation mid was assured that the gowns weie merely wanted for the cuorus scenes In the Jesse L. Lasky production of James Forbes' wonderful aran.a, "The Cuor Lady," which will be, the attraction at Wonderland Wednesday and Thursday.

STAR LAND Margarita Fischer, the popular screen star, plays the leading role in toctny's feature in the Mutual masterpicuro "The Lonesome Heart," a pathetic drama In four acts. are also two fine comedies. Nan West Is still delighting tue aualeiicits with some choice popular songs. BIJOU Girl detectives are hard to play on the screen without making them seem too melodramatic. Therefore the performance of liazcl Dawn in the famous Players Film company's production, ''My Lady Incog." In which this dellgutful star is appearing at the Bijou theatre today, is all the more remarkable for the thorough artistry displaced by her Interpretation of Nell Carroll.

It is a sympathetic role which is especially appealing because Nell Is a self-reliant southern beauty who faces extreme perils unflinchingly and asks no quarter from anyone, NATIONAL Edth Storey and Antonio Moreno lead an able cast in "On Her Wedding Night," a four-part Vltagra special nature sliovsn today and ursday. This with "A Patent Food Conveyor," an Itsky the inventor comedjv form a select gram produced under tho personal supervision of Albert E. Smith and J. St art Clackton, of the Vltagraph company. The Selig-Trlbune also is shown.

LYCEUM Tcday and Thursday the "Adventures of a Madcap," featuring that lopular favorite, Jackie Saunders, the "Maude Adams" of the drama In natural colors. Other features will be presented and Edith Miller will render popular sungs at I tho matinee and evening peiform-ances. I For Rough, Wrinkled, Freckled, Pimpled Skin As March winds, flying dust and dirt, are apt to Injure any complexion, this Information will be of special value ilght-now. If you have any cutaneous ilenilsh, don't use paint, powder or Anything else to cover it up. Too often this only emphasizes the defect.

'Jtsldes, It's much easier to remove the disfigurement with ordinary wax. Applied nightly, the wax will Kradually remove freckles, pimples, moth ratchei, sallowness, red or yellow blotches or any surface erurt'on. The affected cuticle Is abtfrbed, a Mt.le each day, until the clear, soft, youthful and beiut'ful fk'n beneath Is brought wholly to Mew. Ask the druggist for one ounce of mercollie'1 wax and use this like you use rold cream. Remove In morning with sonp unci water Many who 'nave tried this simple, harmless treatment report astonishing results.

If bothered with wrinkles or furrows, a wash lotion mad of dlssolvlnp 1 o. powdered saxol'te in 4 pt. wltcr hazel will prove wonderfully rffertive gggS The joy of having good bread is gggg mmm! wwi ky those who use ggg Hotel Itadlsson. M'nnoirjolls, has recently orened an addition of flrty moderate. priced rooms.

Advt. The Olympia Cafo handles a com-' plete line of cigars and tobacco. Advt. TODAY, FRI. SAT.

'Msry Picliford In a remarkable characterization THE FOUNDLING I I TODAY Ti U.VY Duulcl l'rolimnn I'rmciits Hazel Dawn In Itnre Cumlitnntlon of Laugh and Thrill "MY LADY IIVCOG" a nirrr.cTivB cosiuuy diiam.i Pack "ENO'S" First! iTffltjL "VTOLI cannot take a better ff Ltr A travelling-companion than ik "ENO'S" when off for a trip. It is ft your health-insurance during tho time rj you nre away and prevents train and sca-skkness. You should pack w. I SALT yi In your prip or suitcase as surely as you do if 'tg m. any othiT necessary article.

LirorsinUt, and change in mode of living while trael jm I JSwaJ-K," result indisorderscftlicMornach. JftjgM "ENO'S" quickly corrects any fJil I tics and keepij on healthv. Never tiavel I WjM wilhout ENs fruit Salt. KSaI (bHOJU Frrvrrit only ly "lit fWiff J.CENO,LtJ.,,Frcit:ilt"Y:crli,L0KD0N,Eiii. i 3S2SKCV HARC1D F.

RITCHIE CO. LIMITU) 5f jyj Jjl I 1 BIirftShv KcCACL STT. TORONTO .1 3t if ksffjf Beware of Substitutes ITsift TODAY AND THURSDAY EDITH STOREY and ANTONIO MORENO in "On Her Wedding Night" Four-reel Vitagraph special feature, shown with g'A PATENT FOOD CONVEYOR" Introducing Ingenious Ittky, the Inventor, the two making a Vitagraph personally picked program. THE SELIG-TRIBUNE REEL NEWSPAPER i Voters' Mm Meeting Friday, Mar. at 8 p.m.

Grace Church of Toronto Canada's Leading Labor Representative Will be one of the speakers SEE TOMORROW.S AD. Duet by W. DAVIDSON THOMPSON and NORMAN DOUGLASS hair comma out? Dandruff causes a fever' sli' of the scalp, the 'half rooti shrink, loosen and then thp. hair comes out fast. To stop falling hair at once and rid the sculp of every particle of dandruff, get a 25-cent bottlo of Danderlne at any drug store, pour a little In your hand and rub It Into the scalp.

After a few applications the hair stops coming out and you can't find any dandruff. CANADA'S FINEST THEATRE CO.NTI.M'OIS From 1 to 5 and 7 to ll A I'iiII Hour Ilutertnlniuriit POPULAR PRICES Afternoons, 10c and 15c. Evenings, 10c, 15c 25s THIS YVIir.K JIOX, Tl llS, Will). Gml Mane In, l'lte-1'nrt Ituiimnce hy tljilc Pilch Her Great Match TIMS I1I1K TIIl'HS, ITU SAL Albert Chevalier In li I Favorite osier llmrnc-trrlziitlun, My Oid Dutch ItHVIIlM TH.WIll.OtiL'IlS Sl'KCTVI, M)TICT3 Am the Wnlkrr Theatre linn lieen rented fr ii ulilie M''llnit 'llnnmljij UtenluK, tlie Motion I'loluif 1'iKKTKl lime Mill lie il urontlniieit fir Hint IltrnliiK "l). All i llier rerforinituei 111 be clieii nu iiNiinl, ALL NEXT WEEK Twice Daily at 2.30 and 8 30 First A.AUA tWeoid flag f-ALL OFFICIAL CtNAIH flOVnilN- MF.vr 1 1 i.i; ii With Lecture lij- Sergt.

Fred Wells IlxclmtiKeil rrlannrr U'nr From lirriiuiuj- IIVIIMVOX Me AM) 23c MATI.Mli:. 2.1c Itenrrf eil Srtita for nil llienlnjr nnd Saliirdny Mnt.nee 1'efforninneen. WINNIPEG THEATRE 3 Thursday, qilar. 9 MATlMlH SATLIIDAY 144th ltntt.i C.n.I (L.II.1I.) Fresent Military Vaudeville Under the I'ntronnKc of III Honor tlie l.lciitrnnnt-Cinternor nnd Col Iluttnn, IMi.C, SKATS NOW SF.I.LINO Frier. 7Se, B0c, stai'no K0XDIY, MAR.

13 Dully lit Tlie Until CiiriMirntlon I'reHenl Iiutid w. nrimtir Miitti(it Slieclactc 1 Tlie Circnleot Art Conmient Since 1 the llcclnninB of Clt llltndini 5,0:10 lS.UOt) l'cople The IilKtCCNt llaltle of the Cltll Wnr ltc-cnucted J4AMIJ SIM.ll.MJIll SVMIMIONY as iiniti: LAST NOYinilllllt MAIL OIIIJIIHS NOW nTlirrO JIATS-Hih Sent. $1, I iCIl Orehctrn Fluor l'lrt llulcony, SOci Second liulcony, 2.1c. llYF.MNriSIl,ix Sent, Or. elHKlrn SI.OJl rt lliilcon), 1 $1.0:) nnd Stcoud IIulcoii), COc I nnd 23c.

Ilos on lee Snle Open Frldny, 1 li roll HKIi OSBORNE THEATRE I TOD Ay' AND THURSDAY Ruth Stonehouse in The Inheritance The Sydney Drews in "A SAFE INVESTMENT" "THE GODDESS," Chap. 12 Canada's Finest Suburban Theatre TODAY The CHORUS LADY This Is a I'ai amount with lots of pep and action. TRAVELOGUES CARTOONS Be L'arly. MAT. 1Cc.

EVE. 15e Thj tuea'ro was built expressly for productions of th calibre William avenue and Sa. gent avenue cars pass the door. SZS ft rnoii 693 TWlCt Mm I'wttn. Vf-ORT STREET 8'5 "TMc BE8T Of VAUDfVILLe, K.l.

TWICIJ nVIlIlV DIY 8.15 FANNIE BRICE Iltliel CMFTOV A FOWLPH. Ilrendn MMI1. CHILFON-OIIHMAN CATIIUUINU 1 tup. i.nr.itoiis imctho Vanderbllt Moore Jlnt. (ll.

Ilent Sent, 23c i livening, 1,1, 23, .13, SO, 73 Cent OlttllnSTHA AMI IMCTt'Hi:" I I i "The Home of the Permanent riayer" TONIGHT ANI ALL WHIIK Mnt. Tueodiiy, Tliiimdny nnd Snturdnyi f'A Pair of Sixes" A New Fnrce by HdwnrJ I'eple I to r3ci llet Mut. Sent, 23c I Next Week "Tlli: HIOIIT OF WAY" I unequalled vaudeville! HAI'l t.Ol.lll.U l-ireut T.V.MJO-I. AM)," A.msUnl Comedy nlth 10 IVople SrilAGDIl A Vc.i:illF, Holler Sknte nntprtnlniT IIAItHY fill.IlF.IlT, DlnUct Singing Comedian South tinrrtciin Trnid Serlr. No.

11 IIV.VVN A CO. In -Volonioir tllircilln" Con ed.v Sketch TIIIJ THHKI3 IIICKI3Y MltOTIIlOItS Acrulictlc Dnncei 2.30 10c to 23ei 10c to 33c fl.OT 10c to 21c I A RLINGTOT jHl Theatre 1 3 Eortage Ave, and Home St. I TODAY AND THURSDAY Vivian Rich in 1 The Substitute Minister A 2-reel drama. PATHE BRITISH GAZETTE I SEVERAL GOOD COMEDIES FRIDAY ONLY THE SUN WORSHIPPERS I Eighth Chapter in "Neal of the Navy" I Special Children's Matine on i Saturday 1 ADULTS 10c CHILDREN 5o An interesting story complete store announcement not ones a week but dally, in The Tribune. Learn! to watch tuera.

Longer life to your dollars. Advt. PLAN OPENS TODAY At McLenir Store CIINTIIAL CttNGUUn ITION'AL on Monday, March 13, at 8.30 I'nder the iintronuse of III Honor the I Iriitennnt-liiiternor nnd I ndj Cum- eron nnd the Men' Miulral Clubl 1 uudrr the nitaplcr of the ituriiiMii) soldiuus asso I.IIO. JAN, MISCIIF.L VT iHERNIAVSEl I'lnuUt. 'CellUt a-lbi Pramric Violi'oKt-Ji llei'reil Sent, VI.30, 7S TOD VV AM) Till ItSDAY HIii mil Mnvter-I'lcture Margarita Fischer The Lonesome Heart A Fnthrtle, Orlpplnft- Iliuiinn In tcret 4-Aet llrniiini nUo Strong; Conirdy Attrnetlun FltmVY AMI SATMin.lY "Till! WINNINO Jt M1V' An LLH "Tiie Girl and flie Game" Featuring the Fenrle" Film Stt IIIM.liN HOLMU.S Special AH Week, NAN WUST.

the Favorite Soprano Winnipeg's Elite Photo-Play House LLH TODAY AND THURSDAY "The Advenlurcs ol a Madcap" In four supreme acts, featuring the popular favorite. JA.CKIE SAUNDERS The Maude Adams of the Stage nri5f Ti folf 1 CAT! PMA IS THE MOST BEAUTIFUL1! iH IN NATURAL COLORS. SUBJECT EVER PRODUCED. Startling "GRAFT" Sensational Admission 10 to 7, Adults 10c After 7, Adults 15o. COME TO THE MATINEES AND SAVE.

lM Today and All Week fl ''H Famous Player Film Company's Extraordinary Fik'Vr IH iHfl Production Mary Plckford I )fm "Poor Mine Peppina" I I Wt-T By KatS Seven Parts lgggifl THE PHOTOPLAY SENSATION OF THE YEAR I Shows Start: 11, 12.30, 2, 3.30, 5, G.30, 8, 9.30 tkM iV P'Ckford', Flr.t Seven Reel illH WmW Photo LH IO CME EARLYI COME EARLY! PROVINCE ORCHESTRA I See it Fint at the Maettic. Open 11 to 11. I TODAY AND THURSDAY BESSIE BARRISCALE in a Superb Five-Act Mutual Masterpiece The Painted SooF A Realistic Drama of the Underworld. A WORTH 8EEINQ jH Florence La Badie in "All Aboard" A Clever Comedy VIVIAN RICH IN "THE BLUFFERS," a comedy IH FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Repeated by tcoret. of request.

Marguerite Fischer in "The Tfliracle of Life" A strong plea for Motherhood. A picture every woman ought to see. ADULTS, 10c. CHILDREN, So. Mrs.

Fred Taufih will be given two box seaUlcksts by calling at box office 1 On the Rialto WINNIPEG There is a heavy sale for the military vaudeville to be given t.his Thursday, Friday and Saturday evenings ojid Saturday afternoon I by the 144th Battalion. "The Ulrth a Nation" will be the attraction at I the Winnipeg theatre all next week. 1 with da.ly matinees and night performances. The sale of seats opens Friday morning at the theatre bos office. OR PHEUM Catharine Towell, th International dancer at the Orpheum this weekr has a brother with tlie Uiltlah forces somewhere in tne trenches in France.

Young Powell Is the driver of an ammunition wagon which transports shells and cartridges to the firing line, and brine the wounded back to field hospitals In one of his recent letters to his Powell writes of having a very Jolly Christmas celebration with plenty to eat and drink. Miss Powell is a pupil of Pavlowa's partner, and she is one of the few American girls who can execute the plrrouette. Besides possessing a wealth of knowledge about the dance and Its history Miss Powell makes a good guess at its future as regards America. She believes the danco Is In its Infano so far as North America Is concerned, and she is sure that North America will, In tlie very near future, produce tho premier dancers of the world. DOMINION How a woman out-wits a clever lawyer who takes vious and shrewd measures to win her hand, and who nearly succeeds, is told in "A Pair "of Sixes" at the Dominion theatre this week.

Not only does she penetrate the ruse adopted by the lawyer, but upwr his schemes and reunites two partners In a business concern. Th seat sale will open on Thursday mornlnE for "The Bight of Way." PANTAGES Exciting events of South America have their reflex on the Pantages theatre stage t'o week In "A Tangoland Revolution" where South American maids cavort in be. tween incidents In tho short career a Hebrew president who does nor appreciate the thrills of near-assas-1 slnation and decides to elope with a belle to Emerson, Man. Another star act is "Solomon's Bargain" which brings the famous Hebrew character 1 comedian Hyman Adler back to Win- i nipeg with a clever company. STRAND The costumes worn by Delmore and Moore, blackface art-1 ists at the Strand this week, aro the richest seen at this theatre for eome little time.

A feature of Delmore and Moore's act is that they bo'h make-up In full view of their audi-1 ences, and while they are smearing i the black grease paint on their faces, I keep up a running Are of Jokes and repartee. When vou hear a pe'son frenvently expressing a ('eslre to be dead voii mav know that you cuM hear his erles for holo iwlnnor distance If he found himself In danger. 1 Low Cost of Living Menus By MRS. FLORENCE RAY THURSDAY Breakfast Oranges. Fish Hash.

Date Muffins. Marmalade. Coffeo. Luncheon Foached Eggs on Dreams. Cherry Sauce.

Cookies. Cocoa, Dinner Plain Soup. Stuffed Lamb Chops. Totato Souffle. Peas.

Date Salad. Nut Tapioca, Breakfast Dato Muffins Pit and chop one cup of dates. Mix with a third of a cup of butter, one fourth of a cun of sugar, cups 0f flour, and three teaspoons of baking powder. Add one egg, the white and yolk beaten separately, and bake I hot oven Luncheon thSSfw Eee" on ma-Cream w.it of BrAled cheese with a tittle Worcestershire saUce Utter- on round, of thin brown bread and place ln the ifrvn nP.tCh.fl1 on fach aene as hot as possible. Dinner Stuffed Lamb Chops Remove the iH8 fasten wlth a skewer.

Fill with minced mushrooms and dip in salad oil to which has been added a little lemon Juice. Fry brown. Potato Souffle Boil and mash enough potatoes to make three cups a a blespoon milk, and salt and pcppr. Turn into a baking dish and brown In the oven. I Date Salad-Pit the dates and nil 1 with cream cheese.

Serve with a 1 French dressing on crisp lettuce. Nut Tapioca Soak for four hours two-thirds of a. cup of tapioca In thre cups of water. Add a cup of brown sugar, half a -cup of chopped nuts, and boll on- hour Turn into a wetted mould and, when cold turn Into a dish and serve with whipped cream and a. few, pitted cherries.

Efficient HomseSceepimigj) ijjj By Henrietta D. Grauel Plain Sewing I IV these days of machlne-scw-I lng and engrossing emb old- ery work it is not uncommon 1 to hear women say they know I nothing about sewing by hand. Indc this very week a talented young girl, a guest In my hpme, did her first darning. Through all her eighteen years this Important work had been attended to by older relatives or servants. Whin she fin-ished the task she took as much pride ln the neatly re pa red sut stocking i.

eel as she ever had in a bit of tatting pr drawing. A pretty work-basket fitted with emery bag, strong but dainty a few buttons, spnou of black and white thread nnd a needle case In an ornament in any room. II shows that someone is thoughtful of the family's comfort. Hand-sewing embraces hemmwc stitching, running Reams, felling, darning and the maklny of button-1 holes. Particular ladles never per- mil machine work on their under-1 garments or household linen, and they take pride In knowing line work when they see it.

In order to be a fair-minded Judge of an work one must have fair working knowledge of 1 how It Is done, so that needlework 1 should bo taught to every' girl. Your may nevr hove to make use of this accomplishment, but Jut to possess this useful Information will "lve her more pleasure than to be able to follow all the tatting pat. tens In creation. When making buttonholes always begin them at the bottom edge and leu-nana corner, mu nrsi max? nve small buttonhole stltche- at nchend to strengthen them. Tn make The holes even put the needle between every other thread of the materia! you are working on.

When darning take long stltchen one way across th hole to bo ailed, i then turn the wnrk ldwas and take up every other inp if these threads. Never driw the hole smaller or the work will nor I oven and flat, nor will the darn hold. 1 Patches must be lasted on th wrong side of the article tn be re-paiied: turn the ise in nd hem down. On tho risht side urn thi edges of the good tn and thefts neatly to form a patch. Small holes should be darned Instcnd of patched when poss.ble.

Goods to bo made should be cu? out properly; this 1 ffeintlal If It to latviider ivid wear well. In ail cases where straight lines are to cut, lay the pattern-nu a selvedge I i edge or cut by a thread, Nothing encourages a beginner Ilk 1 I success, so It is well worth while tn I buy good papi patterns and let I young folks experiment with them, Patterns are planned no well now I that thev can hardly go wrong, The I should be pinned on thp material I carefully, and after cutting all seams 1 should be basted before they are sewed. I.