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Walsh
HILTON snapped on
(2 glance al
his being.
He was glad, in spite of
he
She
had
wus
from au
shore,
He
into a
brightly
sreetings
tion
a
--—
il
it
so
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Hoge of un
‘ated him,
Wavering
married but six months,
the next
at the
home day,
sei
visit
and sank
staring
into a chair
reverie, und
ie
wife,
disiance,
s little, dark-haired
eyes like black pan
above her cheeks lovelier
sitting beside him
table, lle =n the
the end of the wid
1 the theater
a disturbing ele
hes,
W
day,
Or opera.
ment
the
recede and
I
res
s eves lool
The
Sion
motith dropped
bewilde
ow stems wil
brown le
Ves
the pail on floor
consider
un big chair to
And
compli
to make the sit
now
ated, more de
gs future happine
that Corrine ha
day they
fer
here
need
and
gray
perfumed fimo
¢ was crunching the
ir}
bench
After many plans
ered and disenrded he
would throw out the
somebody had
paninms becnuse they had
he would bay
waniuins on
of the city [
non an to evolve
he
Corinne
fine, Monday
¢ finest g the
relaxing with relief, As he
the path he eaught a
gomething through the fo
weeping willow that fascin
moored him to the spot
in the glow and the shadows
o
of a tow of whiteglohed electrie
Hehts were eyjmed wenlth of ge
raniums in thé shape of un immense
bed of several
His well-thoughtout plan now
seemed childish, foolish, revealing. A
deep desire expressed itself In his eyes,
superseded a deep determination,
There were a few scatdered couples
sitting or strolling in the aromatic
night. No one was quile near him,
Put just 4s he made a suggestive move-
ment in the aisle between the bench
und the weeping willow a policeman
hove around a massed bush. In spite
of the bed y night Archie shivered,
ponchaluntly settled himself on the
bench and lit a cigar,
The passed carelessly
swinging his club, When his
had crunched out of
once sennned as vicinity
he darted the willow
its long ticklgd the
his neck. he crawled on
knees to the
bed, he surged forward
time, where the |
colors,
by
officer by,
footsteps
Archie
Now
While
of
und
flower
Fach
dirkest,
hearing,
Hore
beneath
strands back
hands
close ede of the
Twice
shadows h
plant,
hour
iN
he conscripted a
In
plants were rearilig
former
Ones,
the
ends
the withered
10N
less 111 in substitute
their where
loomed
got
dust on 1
ide the
freaked th he
opened Ww win
ite ar
sf cod
you've
snuggling
“Mow
he murmured
been
try
room
trying
He
and
‘inant
driven
German Lines to Use
Powerful Fog
HUGS Aare VF
Lights
rin
snting
sen.
in the venr
railroads
from
considered that trains
schedule and accidents
German
long d
elays
is
will be kept on
if 1ng
The |
electric lights, placed abqut 10
he
about the sizeof 8 Saucer.
lights are in.
candle
avoided gignal
stalled ehis are high
vor
above the tracks reflectors
are
The el bead is much stronger
| gas light
fog. Two yellow
or oil lamp,
Hghts
the
An infra-red headlight is
1d {wo green mean
4
ade the subject of experi
this proves pra tical the In
a pl oto
oh lects
“Dikes”
i wave
f rp ay
“J evees” and
ny engineer that
“% “lovee
Misaie
is
sf the torn
applied to (he
follows: “lovee
mound of
‘ an om
on tl
innd from hig! nied A
constructed
contract and
The Holland
with our
pnannlly from
regu
dikes
timber to
channel,
ynonymous
levees,
Literary Quachs
Literature has her quacks no
than medicine, and they are divided
into two classes: those who have ery
dition without genius, and those who
have volubility without depth: we
ghinll get second-hand sense from the
ones nnd original nonsense from the
other. Colton,
leas
Yam Not Sweet Potato
Yuths are a king of
variety of sweet potatoes, but all
potatoes are not yams, The
rend yam Is deeper in color, sweeter
and more watery than the ordinary
sweet potato,
BwWwoot potato
n
sv eel
Summer Duds for
City and Country
Interesting Variety of Mate-
rials Offered for Warm
Weather Season.
For those who spénd a major part of
the summer in cities, with just week-
ends or vacations in the country, the
wardrobe presents a doubly trouble
some aspect. The clothés suitable for
sports and country clubs are of course
out of the question In great cities,
Pastel tints and brilliant shades are
nll very well where green grass lends
a soft background but where
phalt pavements sizzle in the heat dull
or neutint tones age decidedly better,
For many reasons the Howered
crepes und that
veniently introduced in warm weather
formu the most of town
dresses, with navy blue and black chif.
fon and in" trimly de
signed costumes, There Is an absence
the as
chiffons ure so con
successful
silks also seen
of the sports feeling In these clothes,
They are decidedly trimmer, and
in some than
or the
too,
cases, dressier those
chosen for country walks sede
shore,
The polka-dotted silk dress is excep
tionally fashionable this season I
match
hed
fox s¢
flect In
finis
ensemble e
pe,
the ald of a
ns
an
or oi
ga
cont or has a uppear
The
wool for
ance with
georgette ensembles, too, are
days towil. These are successfully
sho
in
n il navy, new beige tones
imple Dress of Black Acceptable for
Town Wear,
Swing Toward Restraint
Is Again in Evidence
More dining and less dancis
part of is indicated by
Paris dressmakers' order books, Eve
ning gowns are noticeably more for
mal, and restraint, which disappeared
when the black bottom
ton raged, Is again in evidence,
Only the robes de style
signed dancing in mind
skirts, from net, taffeta, chif
fon or velvet, usually Indicate the
ballroom frock. Most of the robes de
style elaborate and meant for
ballrooms instead of publie
3
nla
pie
g on the
society the
and charles
seem de
with Full
made
are
private
dancing places. Sim elegance is
for night
why the
has
fail to explain, exce
retarded
clubs,
change in evening
emuakers
er has
diapahanous es
outdoor dancl
roestaur
lo
into
gne Society
small,
warm nig!
Yrarss
dance floor
he dan fi q are
crowds
and
the
great that
sey
plest sturdiest evening
survive crush,
Jeweled Ornaments on
Out-of-Door Garments
One of the inte innova
tions of the summer fashion season is
the wearing of Jeweled ornaments on
out-of -door garments, Nothing of the
hitherto even In
Satin and silk wraps
with sliver or gold
They are trimmed with sil
most resting
has been seen
prewar
fashioned
days,
of the jeweltrimmed bat and shoe
The gown is frequently quite
plain and made to match the lining of
a rich cloak, A navy blue silk coat
a belt, to close with a silver
Clren
dogigns down the front of the
wrap and on the culls are sewed with
giver bends, verwtiny, while the wide
rectangular collar, rolled to hide the
Smart Two-Piece Sports
interesting plaitdike applications
feature this charming two-piece sports
frock of gray crepe roma. A belt of
self material with a pearl buckle is
worn at the hips,
On Rearing Children
from CRIB to COLLEGE
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Compiled by the Editors of “CHILDREN,
The Magazine for PARENTS”
recog
nor
towards dress
him
id be laid
» should then be én
He
need help with the buttons at first
these
iim expery day
aed to get them himself.
he will
even ®OON
ause of his pride in the accomplish
ment.
A child trained in careless spending
and present
sarents often give definite train
what
ill follow those ways
gems {o
only kindly of
youthful lack of judgment and experi
“Let them » e¢ happy
they can;
wastefulness bs
consideration
ence,
when come soon
enough.” ruses in
explanation
children ecard
innction
four
hig nicl
pro
tule
LEE
Teach
aud avoid po
poisoning a
Prevention
fier 1 kpown contact can
sometimes be effected by a thorough
bath with it
iz also helpful to apply of
lead Lead is always
effective In treating
ing the initial stages as it discourages
spreading, Afterward use a
of zine oxide, Other treatments are a
wash of "8 or 3 per cent acid
solution followed by zine ointment
Lime water for the wash and carbol
ized ointment also fairly good
remedies. Ivy poisoning Is recognized
by severe inflammation of the skin,
itching, swelling and blistering. When
it is severe it Isc best to consult a
physician,
ng soap and hot walter,
a solution
aceinte, acetate
ivy poisoning dur
solution
boracie
unre
Vacation time offers countless op
portunities for children to learn that
actually to enjoy themselves it is ne
essary 1o take on thelr share of work,
to learn by doing rather than by being
told what to do, to be loyal to friends,
to give as well as to take, {0 be re
spongible young members of society.
Help your children to make the most
of these opportunities,
(® by Children, the Magasing for Parcnis)
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tates
ad. by
that
the
of
country
oi
34 of
per
16
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of frui
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eastern
{Oo
pear
of
1188,
is
untry
Igures
the
fruits
car
is
Ww ould
Inrgely
the
vegetables,
igh than
The ex-
truck.
mat
aren
lable
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box
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wonder
8 the
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they
haven't
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good exer
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from
of W
hnled
Utopia for Pedestrians
and Motorists Is Plan
A model community planned to meet
the needs of this motor age 18 to ba
built within eighteen of New
York city. The community, which Is
to be named Radburn, will be located
between Paterson nnd Hackensack, N.,
J. This interesting project is belng
promoted by the City Housing corpo-
ration and its ultimate cost will be
between $50,000,000 and
The first unit of the
ready in 1920 sand will
600 families,
This settlement will
tained community In
the residents will be emplayed loc
or in the neighboring
business establishments,
miles
town will be
accommodate
sgelf.-con-
of
ally
aud
Through
be n
which most
factories
motor routes will be provided for fast
traffic, but of
with motor vehicles will
by a series of
paths by i
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nis cnt
meetings pedestriang
be mi
parkways and garden
heir
and
ing
Unique Pedal-Mobile Is
Made Quite Convenient
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in pans
pedal-mobije
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Auto Held in 1901
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