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the city il rnyrnoni for gfcirba^e ool- theatre today when there will lie ' it-coon servicers not made. The city 1 presented a photoplay that will has the power to enforce the tritr- make up tor Dad ail of the gratitude . f hag'e collection ordinance under the that he thinks he has missed for | j laws of sanitation. . ^ years. It will make him happy, | make mpther happy and you happy,' l too. i j ."The Good Provider," written by : ; Fannie Hurst and directed by Frank . Portage, Is father's own picture, j ''Humoresque" revealed the beauti- ; ful quality of a mothfer's love. "The ; Good Provider"--written by the; . same author and directed by the ' . same director---shows that father j isn't such a .bad skate, afPr .all. j J Vera Gordon and Dore Davidson ) are the featured playerB In this new I Cosmopplifan Production released j i by Paramount. Everyone who saw ! '"Humoresque" knows what an.in- ; imitahle - -Papa and Mama they make. Arid; Miriam Battista, who was the little "girl in "Humoresque" plays a similar part in "The Good I, Provider." ' '' I |,R HEATERS ike Magic all day long--from ts up in the mornIr looks in on the the last time at nds and needs for squent arid often iinanyrequiredquantity I !'_____ . _L, ._ ,_______________j. i Water Heaters. Every ;t, hotwater gushes out one of the Automatic to run, scalding hot, as' . piucet open. tave many advantages in making hot water avail ed tell you about them, tsf P G & E office and iS AND iMPANY Viola Dana was l ight ail' along, she has discovered and -didn't know j It. Tin:, little Metro stur 'recently j read in the Hollywood- papers of i Ijidy Astor's statement that evening niow running into millions [dress, was inappropriate for a wo-1 man'making a sp"<-<-h, mid It was! ROTTING building is abso- j a necessity during Miss liana's rush) .lute waste, because a small of, personal' apikjai'anees at; motion) investment in; paint will.save .it. picture theatres nil over tlib United A building that is not. protected j States that she frequently appeared by paint xnijst either be rebuilt in' street:costume. | I "I. don't deserve any credit for Or repairedi tn a few years at a ijtostly figure. ; having iio oiie point to me on the stage.and say, 'What.is wrolig wllhf Check this costs. Comp*re the this picture?' ' My trip wus;so hec--I prices of paint and lurnber. Cam tic that t didn't have time to dress'- you af'fordattp'b ear th' e expanse o*f up in an 'evening gown half the rebuilding or repairing your -I ti.me. H. ut at that,' I think I,t would i home, when to save it costs -so ! have been all right. What woman i little? ! .; |feel at ease tn England they might) When you paint, make an ad [find embarrassing in the United; ! Stales. And a woman never, is able-. j to be at her best until she knows i her clothes aro beyond criticism,' j until she's so conscious of their be- | ling right that she .can forget about, I them." 'j ditional saving bv using the best paint. It spreads easily--saves labor, cost. : It covers more;.sur- face per gallon than1 44cheap" paint. : :. But more important, the best paint serves five or more years Harry Mullanaphy, pover a Vol[stead prolagonist, but for a long [time keeper of the gate.at the Metro' i studies, finds an easy solution of : the failure of them there Portugee (aviators. He not only finds it, but-, I onger than "cheap"-paint The best paints are, scientific in formula land preparation. We've Jyeen making them for 73 years. The best.materials--PIONEEF JVHITE LEAD, pure linseed oil pure zinc, and pure colors--art combined in Fuller's Paints ir scientifically .exacf proportion! with long-time skill. ' , Free Advice on Pointing Atk *> aim lot adrie*, tohr, caida, ft* ' Aik iba , fallti Spadfoa- tioa Departmeat about tba ot deaarabl* ukr ickuaei,. eol*r kataoor tad ini qebtir dataila. \ Taka adraotafa. '.Fatter Hoaaa Palau.' Point' now. Dl'l lot waatbtv'doprtctata ym bvfitMiLr W. P. Fuller & Co. Dept;-20 San Ifrinclaco 1 i ManofacUima of ^aiaca, VamUkao, Eolamel, Staloa, ud PIONEER ^HITEIEAD far,75 ye.r:' - DeaUraevirywber.. Bnarh--'te 10 dUaa U tbaWcai. ` ' Aka* bfkm bf RiSbet Clascal Floor Palat. All-Fvrpoaa VateUbon -9i)kjiwbltc 4 aa*i*l/ FVter*yfar-Floera';Vari4ab...Waibat>ta Wall Fin.iabAftto Eu mI; Bam a ad Roof Fatal/Porch ud Patet, aod PIONEER WHITE 1.EAD. PlMMar-SteacJa State. FuJJarVTfot Water Wall Ftekafe QfaUitelaa), ted FalSorwaar Vaialak.- ; reveals it, as was the case a few 1 [days-ago when Rex Ingram, director j (of "The Prisoner of Honda," drove 1 through the gate. j I "It wasn't no surprise to me," said j 9Mcmampm ! Harry. "I see they conn- to grief' I on the St. Taul and ftt. Peter rocks i ) It ain't the first time a man has; FhOBhl H. PttPt, Polfltr Pur* IVipartdPoInt' gone on the rocks on account o' tool ; much water." I 4 ---------------------------- ---- -------------- ---------------- I London's police today costs near ly as much annually as did the ; whole force in England and Wales ! [before the commencement of the i Manufactured by W.P.Faller & Co. **Par Pmpcred'* aM *T%ueatU** am TmQat'a teg. . Cat ptlW W ym Wra tW bate teat amyax tat kou* >*5atthr Inag-perrlca petau. WkERE TO BOT TBEIC. Am {Mtete n Iteftoataat la y o ltva u mip mjj te p t tea clgjht MM a* Mt tkas. .Aitii'raiM*' aad addriaam ara ' "` ` aka4iam, C- aa l-a pat aad fu^ it te. yew paaLkJl . war In 1914. i