B -' r t': rznz p :V "V irr ";--gm Rfff V VS t." .' '"""?- )Tifr st. 7Yie Testae oufo Grew Uy HAZKL DF.VO BATCHELOR Copyright, 1919, bu the Public Ledger Company Lrcy Burns ier Bridges ItKAD THIS FIRST Manlike, Dan Carson didn't Know vhnt lie wanted when he jilted Julia nrnnt for another woman, It was proved when he came- back to Julia and nuked her a nccond time to marry him. Julia felt that Dan needed her, nnd she did not realize how much she had ihnnRed through her work- in the hospital. Moit of all she did not realise that she had given her heart unconsciously to another mau, Dr. John Norvlllc, the head surgeon. Surprised and aitounded 1 this reve lation she flees from the hoHpital and promises to marry Dan as koou as he likes. Hut in the meantime Luc. Julia s younger sister, has compli cated mattcrg. NOW 00 OX WITH THE STORY rpiIIJ two sisters stood facing each other In Julia's bedroom. There was ;,7'c' nuer ''ucj'n accusation, and JUHa was uncomfortably aware of the partial truth of what she had said. Was she, lifter all. doing right? Had Jhc been mistaken In trjlng to go Jhrough with her marriage to Dan? certainly she had not chosen the easiest ay. the way of her heart, but had Jhp been so befogged by what he herself thought right and wrong, that she had not reasoned fairly? Finally Julia spoke, and if Lucy had not been so carried nwny with her own reelings, if she had not almost reached 'no limit of her endurance, she could not have helpod Reeing that Julia was bewildered, that she hardly knew what to say, but that she was trying to be fair. Here were two sisters, the result of the rather sketchy upbringing that sometimes exists in the average Ameri can family, facing eaeh -other like-two strangers. Their relations toward each other hfld been mnlnly surface touch-' Ings, now they were getting down to bedrock. "Lucy, I'm living to do right." Julia's tone w'as piteous. "Hight. ,to marry a man vou don't Jovo?" Lucy's tone was shrill. "I know now that you don't love Dan. I know now Just why you've been so half-hearted about ever thing since you camo'home from the hospital. I don't know,what your game is, Julia. I don't Understand whnt ;iou are trying to do, but I cah.'t 'stand back and sec Dan treated like this." It was then that something suapped In Julia and she turned on Lucy nl most wildly. ''Did Dan think about me when' lie told me he loved nnother Woman?" She flung qut. "Did bethink of thq shameand humiliation I suffered when neoplo knew that he hnd jilted me? 'Who forced me into hospital work but Dan, npd when 1 met n man who wa big, and who did not think of him self at .any time, I could not know that I would eomp to care for him. I didn't know it when Dan asked me to mnrryfjilin the second time, and you and Mother were cnger to- have nu take him back. What has changed you. Lucy? I don't understand things any more than you do." Lucv stared at-Julia. She had fallen back boforc the fiery woids of the other girl, -and she stood now crouched against, the wall, the pink crepe of her kimoria making a rosy blotch against the ugly wallpHper. Julia stood by the bureau, one hand resting on it. Her eves were wide and tortured; it was the firM time that she liad been able to speak the thoughts that hnd been hid den in her heart, the thoughts that she had been turning over and oyer, , and reasoning over alone Until they had driven her nearly mad. Luejr had never seen Julia sp intensely njlw..' W as this her quiet, undnmonstratlvc sister? Lucy had thought of Julia us cold nnd unre sponsive, oh a girl incapable, of the feeling- that she, Lucy, felt for; Dan. A oft color crepT up info "Lucv's face. It softened the hardness in the biue eyes, it eased the tenseness nbout the joung mouth. It made her look like a young girl again. Sh) gathered her kimona about her and cam ncross to Julia. Julia sat downon the bed and drey Lucy into her VMIil ivu r eggs .&. RooM' COSY, CHEERY A rtfttful Atmosphere In which to irlnx nnd thoroughly enjoy your midday lunch. Home stylo rnokinr. Menu changed dally V 35-37 South 16th k nrms nnd the two sat there in silence Hie tears gathered in Lucy'n eyes nnd rolled childishly down her checks. l nallv she fcat un nnd wined them nwny, "I don't know how to tell you the truth. Julia; It's nil n terrible mlxup and I've bceu nearly crazy about it. I told Mother nnd she had no sympathv for me. I would have kept still and never said a word "if things hadn't happened this way tonight, if I hadn't seen that you really cared for some one else. The "childish voice wavered as Lucy saw the bewilderment In Julia's eyes. Julia was all nt sea; she did not under stand Lucy at all. "You don't understand yet, do you?" Lucy asked. Julia shook her head slowly. "It's Dan. You see, I love him." "Lucy I" There was absolute incre dulity in Julia's voice. Lucy clung to Julia like a child, but ner eyes were me ejes ot a woman. Much . of the dross in Lucy's nature had been burned away by the confes sion of her love. She was sorry now that she bad talked to Inez Holt nbout it; it somehow cheapened this wonder ful feeling. "I do, Julin. I do," she whispered. "Hut Dan?" "Dan doesn't know." "You don't know whether he loves jou or not?" "No, but oh, Julia, he would love me, I'm sure I could mnke him love me if I had n chance." (Tomorrow The result of T ..' confession.) EVEfrlflGK .PUBLIC LEDQER-- PHILADELPHIA, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1910 The Woman's ' Exchange To "Bedford, Va." tuui iciici was iiuuuhiicu la mo Woman's Exchange on October 18. It caused much interest and I have some answergj-which I will be glad to send yuu u yuu win scuu me a seu-aaarcsseu envelope. Who Would Like "Jim"? ' To the Editor ot Woman's Page: Dear Madam I have n brown pup of live montns wincii i will give to S&SSliy for every toilet roe. j sfiSfpfo Talcolctte Peroxide M WWII -Viiutkinf Cream keepsH V ? JdT :J the skin toft and whiteaKi "I'm Too Tired To Sew Anything" You neVer hear this where the Free Westinghouse Electric Sewing Machine Does the actual work of sewing. There is absolutely no effort in sewing with this wonderful new machine. Ask Your Dealer See also the Ohio-Tuec Electric Cleaner and, the Highlander Elec tric Washer. H. C. ROBERTS ELECTRIC SUPPLY CO. Whclraale Distributor! rllH-ADISLrillA Diamonds and Jewelry Our Confidential Credit Plan ' . gives cash advantages, con venient payments and im mediate possession. Open Saturday Evening JV!Sm(m&Sons 135Sowthl3,uSl. Near Walnut SI. A Spruce St. Woman Bought Seven Pairs of Our Blankets Yesterday There would be nothing' remarkable, nbout this If the lady con cerned had not been so enthusiastic about the alues. And, indeed, It Is a fact that our values are higher and our prices less than you can nnd anywhere, arount town. You can shop here at all times and have the comforting assurance that ou can buy clean, desirable merchandise here 'at very attractive salngs In a clean store, large , and daj light filled and with courteous service. Three Examples of Our Values , Ilonift limine! 27 Inch: white, plnU and blue. The yaid 27c White llatlste 38 Inch: 45c value. The yard 39c WARM 11I.ANKKTH At clear savings o( 10 to 20 per cent. Per pair $3.85 to $11.50 W. H. Smith & Sons !.? some one who will treat him well, lie was sold to mo as of Irish setter and collie parentage nnd looks as though ho would be nbout the Average collie sleo when full-grown. He has beau tiful brown eyes and Is very affectionate. To a boy of ten or twelve he would make on Ideal companion, as he Is tire less In following any one he loves. Will vou kindly forward to mo any application you may receive for "Jim"? p. I hove ".Jim's" address and will send any letters asking for him to his owner ro that she may choose the nddrcss that Is most convenient to her. I know some body will want him. Wants Complexion Help To the Editor o Woman's Paoe: , Dear Madam I nm n girl of seven teen nnd I don't go put nnj where because of my face: It has broken out In plmplci for the last year or so, I have tried ecrythlng I could possibly get hold of. I'eople have told mo of many things: I have tried them, but In vain. I can't get rid of them. I nm ashamed of myself. If you could ad vise me an thing to do to rid myself of them I would appreciate your kindness erv much. R. p. Everything you have tried on your face has been n skin food, or cream, or tonic, hasn't it? Since none of these have helped jou the renson for this con dition mutt be your general health. Do you eat much candy or other sweet or rich food? That would make your face break but. Put yourself on a strict diet of no rich or sweet food for a month or two and see if that doesn't help you. If It does not you had bet ter consult a physician. But the symp toms sound very much as if the trouble came from your food, and I know a diet of this kind will help you if Hint is the real reason. French Words Translated To the Editor ot IVoman'e Paot! Dear Madam Will you please trans late the following words. Your kind ness is greatly appreciated J Vous parlcz Trancals? Mais, htlas, .Tc t'odore? Tiens, toujours toujours, n'ctt cc pns? Oul, out. Ma fol; nals non, monsieur. Ca ne fait ricnl SI distingue. Onil Inumc do mon coeurl Mon perc. Voiln. jeunc fllle a marier. Mcrcl du rnmnlfmflnrt Oul nn, nvn.nnl Tt! done. Decollete, nt To!. Mai's que luiuc yuusi w i aril, c est. enez tot qui! est doux de ivrc. e'est chez toi quo jc veux mourlr. Adieu, monsieur, et merci. H. T. The French words are translated as follows: "You speak Trench?" ' Jlut, alas. I adore you." "There forever and forever (or always, alnnjs)." "Is jt not? .Yes, yes." "My faith, no, indeed, sir." "Thnt's nothing." "So distinguished." "William of my heart!" "My father." "Heboid, n mnrrlogablc young girl." "Thank jou for the compliment." "Yes, for In stance." "Say, then for tell me, now)." "Low-necked." "And thou." "Hut. whnt do you want?" "Oh. Paris. In theo it Is sweet to live: it is in thee that I desire to die." "Farewell, sir, and thanks." This is n literal trans lation, ns it is impossible to give any thing else without seeing the sentences in which tl'c tfords arc used. No doubt you will be able to put It Into good English now that you have the actual meaning of tho words. rtotto for Eighth Grade To the Editor of H'omoit'j Pane: Dear Madam Will you please sug gest some mottoes suitable for our eighth crnde? PIOIITH OIIADEK. How would "Live and Learn" do? Other good ones nrc "Those Studies Olve Delight," "Today, Not Tomor row," "Serve and Obey," "He is Wise Who Is Industrious," ''Much In Lit tle," "Little by Little." A Christmas Gift A yard of organdy folded In half cnu be cut into n standing collar nnd n pair of straight cuffs. Hemstitching costs about ten cents n nrd, and makes trimming enough for nnv collar nnd cuff set. The result of this small amount of labor and money Is n dainty gift for the fastidious woman. Cuticura is Good for Hair and '") Scalp Troubles Shampoo With Cutltura 5op DneElfttiSetp OlBtmfnt,Tkumijtch mtW . 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The volume of our business, through our many stoics, guarantees the daily freshness of our meats, and as they pass through no jobber's hands the prices are unequaled. " SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY Per Pound Very Best Chuck Roast 20 Very Best Legs Spring Lamb 35 Very Best Shoulder Spring Lamb ... .25 Very Best Rump Steak 32 Very Best Rib Roast 30 Very Best Plate Boil. . . . 12i Center Cut Pork Chops t 35 Very Best Sugar-Cured Ham 30 Very Best Creamery Butter 73 Very Best Bacon f(whole pieces) ... .30 Very Best Stewing Spring Lamb . . . .20 Buehler Bros B. B. Butterine 2 pounds for ' 65 Very Best Legs Yearling Lamb 25 Very Best Shoidders Yearling Lamb . .20v 65 Markets in the Principal Cities of 14 States MAIN OFFICE i PACKING PLANTS FURS U R S FRIDENBERG'S LOAN OFFICE 17W lltl. (Hemcen Filbert Of 11. 11U1 ,, Arrh) And 8TH nnd HUTTONMOOU STS. Beit Valutn Hudson Seal Coats COATEES. CAVES ANlf , SCAUFS Extra Large Afmortmnt Sable. Eantrrn Mink I'ox, I.ynx and Other lllgh- Orade Fura Then, ffooda wero left on our hands bjr a reliable furrier LUXEMBOURG RULER WEDS Grand Ducheos Charlotte la Bride of PrlneeVellx of Bourbon-Parma Luxembourg, Nov. 7. (My A. 1) Tho marriage of Grand DurhoRs Char lotte and I'riucc Tellx, of. Hourboii l'arma was celebrated, at the Cathedral yesterday in the presence of member of the Chamber and tho State Council. rV '", Tow, gathered outside the Cathedral nnrl tho palace, but there wai little enthusiasm, the majority ot the people watching the edding procession in silence. ' Luxembourg citizenship was con ferred by the chamber by a vote -of S23 to Jl on Prince Ftllx as n preliminary to his marriage to Grand Duchess Char lotte. our STORE ORDER ARE AS GOOD AS CASH and triable you to buy at tha d rartment and aceclalty Korea ou prefer. Our term, are baaed on tha lenth or credit r fair and mod .."JXZ. 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