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Cinderella's
Daughter"
By HAZEL DEYO BATCHELOR
Cowrteht, HIS, btl Publto Jjtdaer Co.
SYNOPSIS
Virginia West meets Kathleen
Foster at boarding school and both
s cirla become encased to college men.
Neither boy has any money and Vir
ginia's mother removes her from
school in tho hopo of breaking up tho
infatuation nnd finding a wealthy
husband for Virginia. In the moun
talris they meet Sherman Holmes,
but when he proposes to Virginia
she refuses him. Mrs. West then
confesses that they havo very little
money left in tDe world.
"lypABUY that penniless boy !" Jlrs.
" West's toIcc rose In Bhrlll
crescendo. "Ruin all your chances
like that!" And sho burst Into tears.
Long after, when Virginia had coaxed
her to sleep and lay invnko by her
mother's sido listening to tho countlets
little night noises outside nnd worry
v ing as no girl of eighteen should nbout
tho future, thero came ut last the
conviction that the future was no
longer to- bo accepted passlvclr as sho
had accepted it nil her life. Mfe vas
hers now to live for herself, and there
was something glorious In the thought,
Ignorant and frightened as slio was.
With this realization she dropped
asleep.
Mrs. West was still asleep the next
morning when Virginia opened her
ryes. She fclept liko n child, and Vir
ginia lay looking at her for n long
time. Sho felt a great enveloping ten
derness for her mother. It wasn't her
fault, any of it uicd to luxury all
her life, as she had been, and with
no idea of how to use money. Virginia
thought of tho useless extravagances
which she might have helped to avoid if
she had known the truth, nod wondered
what her mother would do without tho
things about her that meant, not luxury
now, but just tho necessities of daily
living.
Sho ordered breakfast upstairs nnd
telephoned donn to tho office that they
wero giving up their rooms. When
the breakfast came sho carried it to
her mother, and they ato together fiom
a llttlo tabic pulled up close to the
sldo of the bed. Tho room was already
strewn With tlicir belongings nnd two
largo trunks were standing open In the
next room nil ready to be packed.
Mrs. AVcst was listless and depressed.
Sho consented to Virginia's plan to
leave Immediately simply because thero
seemed nothing else to do. In ono day
Virginia had emerged from under her
mother's wing and v. as taking the reins
of government into her own hands.
Yesterday she had been a child, taking
without question what her mother gave
her. Today she was engineering their
departure, paylug their bills with
money from her mother's pocketbook.
She was more thankful for the fact
that there was enough money thero
than she had ever been for anything
before, in her life.
They left the hotel without seeing
Sherman Holmes, and A'irginia, who
had managed everything, broko down
when they were finally seated in the
train, and wept into her handkerchief
liko a frightened child. The glory that
sho had felt tho night before had de
parted. She wjs facing reality now,
and it was -very different from just
speculating about life from a sufo van
tage point.
Virginia hHd telegraphed Jimmy that
morningj and when she reached home
an answer was waiting for her. Jimmt
would be in 'town Saturday. A little
ray of comfort stole into her heart wilb
this assurance. She didnot feci quite
so alone. A thick envelope containing
n, letter from Kathleen was albp wait
ing for her, and sho sat down in the
iinaired living room, with her hat and
coat sMH on to read it. Mrs. West
was not depressed to tho extent of neg
lecting her looks in any way. Sho
Was already in her room repairing the
ravages that the train trip hnd caused,
cold-creaming hej face und slipping
Into a soft negligee. These things were
as natural to her as getting up iu the
morning ; she evou hummed a little tune
while she drew the comb through the
waves of her hair.
Kathleen's letter was full of excite
ment. She had met a wealthy man,
who had invited her to a party on his
yacht j but he was old and she couldn't
make up her mind to marry him. She
had missed Virginia, but that was over
now, as she and her mother wero com
ing to New York next week.
"We'll havo some gay times this
winter wjth no rules to worry about
and nothing to do but enjoy ourselves,"
the letter ran. "By1 the way, I broke
toy engagement to Bill. I liked him,
but what was the use? Ho is poor
and I am awfully extravagant. Havo
you forgotten your, foolishness with
Jimmy? I hope so. You ought to
marry some one with plenty of.money.'
Virginia let the letter fall into her
lap. .For a time sh6 had forgotten all
about Kathleen. i
(Tomorrow Jimmy decides life for
Virginia.)
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New Hats
of Batavia Cloth Come
Briskly Forward
Frebh and charming little turbans arc of softly draped ba
tavia cloth in soft brawns and fans, blues and sand shades.
Others huvo satin crowns and upturned brims made of stripes of
batavia cloth in a half dozen or moio shades. Tinsel embroidery,
wool motifs or beaded ornaments give interesting touches. $5,
$0 and $8.
150 Sample Hats Special at $4.85
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with brims of gold lace. Hero and there you'll sto a hat with n
crown of metallic brocade. Navy, black, brown and taupe aro
the principal colorings and they aro the best ones!
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Smart Gloves for
Women ' Who Didn't
Get Them for
Christmas
Washablo capeskins in blown,
tan and white, with black cm
broidery on the backs. $2.C0 a
pair.
Gray mocha gloves, oulseam
sewn with spear-point stitching
on the backs. $3 a pair.
Strap-wrist mocha gloves in
gray and brown, outseam sewn,
with a 4-inch cuff. $450 a pair.
(Centrnl)
Warm Blankets at $9
They change the "Brrr" to an
"Ah" of comfort! These aro of
snowy wool-and-cotton with blue
or pink borders. 70x80 inches.
Size 70x84 inches is ?10.
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Remnants
at Great Savings
This is an accumulation of
fchort but useful lengths left from
a busy Christmas season. Includ
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Outing llanncl
Vuilo
Organdio
(liiighum
Madras
While materials
(Central)
Smart New Riding
Clothes
That Young Women
Will Like
Cross-saddle habits of checked
vclour have a jaunty air. Some
havo Norfolk jackets, some tho
paddock coat and very bmart ones
have coats of black velveteen.
For rougher wear there are hab
its of tan corduroy or of Oxford
gray melton cloth.
Tho jacket skirts arc faced with
rubber and tho breeches aro well
reinforced nt the knees with leath
er. $38.00 to ?59.50.
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Young Women Find Coats of Camels'
Hair and Polo Cloth Smartest of All
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these coats most be
coming and fashion
able, but they arc
also very boft and
warm and comfort
able to wear in win
ter weather.
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of course, tho short
coat, jauntily belted
and topppd with a
fcmurU collar of self
material or of nutria,
racoon or scalene
fur. Many of these
fur collars arc de
tachable, so that the
coat can be worn
ucll into the Spring.
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are cut with inverted
pleats or wido folds
ilown the backs, havo
belts and blasii pock
ets. They arc in the
natural tan color or
in a hoft wood brown.
Prices range from
$25 to $97.D0.
Where Sizes Are Incomplete Low Prices Prevail
and this means real cconomy-in tile choosing of the Winter coat that
you have delayed buying. There-'aie many, many excellent coats of
thick, warm materials, with or without fur trimming, and all arc
marked at much less than their original prices. Prices start at ?15.
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Women and Young Women Are
Marked at Special Prices
$12 $13.50 $15 $16.50 $19.50 $24.50
They are all of the serviceable, wearable type that every woman needs at
this season of the year. Warm enough to be comfortable when the house is
chilly and nice to wear under Winter coats. The lines are simple and in excel
lent taste.
At $12 Serge dresses in navy blue, trimmed with braid or simply tailored.
At $13.50 Black and navy blue serges, well tailored and trimmed with black silk
braid.
At $15 Dresses of wool jersey in, navy, taupe, Copenhagen, reindeer and Fekin
and of navy blue serge. Some are on straight chemise lines, some have narrow leather
belts and others show tucks or embroidery on Abe overskirts.
At $16.50 Excellent avoo! jersey dresses aro to be had at this price. They are in
navy, reindeer, plum, Copenhagen, taupe and light gray, made most attractively. Also
some good serge dresses are in this group.
At $19.50 Navy blue tricotine dresses and many splendid wool jerseys in navy,
reindeer, Copenhagen and Pekin make up this gathering. Some have long overskirts em
broidered with braid ; others show tricolette vestees or brushed wool collars.
At $24.50 Delightful afternoon dresses of heavy charmeuse are in navy, taupe,
plum and black. They have draped or pointed overskirts, pretty vestees and lace collars.
Also ome frocks of velveteen, embroidered with silk and tiny beads, are among these.
Low Prices on Dresses of Which but One or Two of a Kind
Remain
Charmeuse and satin dresses, frocks of peau de laine, wool jersey and navy blue
tricotine are marked at lowered prices. Now $18 and $21.50.
Another group of velveteen dresses in navy, black and Burgundy, now $25 and $35.
Fine gowns of silk tricolette in navy, black and brown and of silk duvetyne, tricotine,
crepe meteor or satin are now $50, $55 and $65.
(Market)
The Gallery Store for a Man Is the Place to
Shop for Quality at Moderate Prices
f he wants to step out in a new suit or overcoat (or both) for the New Year, he
can save time and trouble by starting in the Gallery Store, where every suit and overcoat
is absolutely all-wool.
Young Men's All-Wool Suits, $25
Fancy cheviots in good patterns. The coats are the trinljsfitted styles that young
men like and there are all sizes from HA to 40.
Unusually Good Suits. $32.50
Fine all-wool suits for men and young men are in fancy mixed cheviots and a few
oxford grays. The coats are semi-fitted or conservative two and three button styles.
Every one is a well-made, well-tailored suit.
All-Wool Overcoats, $34
Conservative box coats or ulstcjrettes in heavy, warm coatings. For men and
young men.
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Some Becoming New
Veilings
Have Just Arrived
'I here arc meshes of various Kinds, dulled and
figured in many Aays. Dhick, brown, navy and
taupe at 35c to $1.25 a yaid
(Central)
Coats and Hats
for Little Girls and Boys
Saturday is a good day tt get warm coats and
attractive hats for tho young folk.
Well made little coats for children of 2 to 0
years arc of cheviot, corduroy, tweed nnd broad
cloth in mixtures, navy, brown and light shades.
Many of tho broadcloth coats arc prettily trimmed
with fur. All the coats are fully lined and inter
lined. $6.50 to ?U0.
Tailored or cunning trimmed hats aro of felt.
I velour, velvet or beaver. $2 to $8.
(Central)
Fine Shoes for a Man
at $7
Black dull leather on English last with low,
broad heel and sturdy welted sole. w
Boys' Shoes, $4 to $5.50
Dark tan or black leather shoes in comfortable,
wide toe shapes. Sizes 10 to G.
Rubber Boots-
Rubbers
Arctics
For bulli men and boys arc moderately priced.
(duller; . Market)
Going South?
Then You'll Need Luggage
One can never tell when trunks will arrive, so
many women and men have gotten into the habit of
carrying a large handbag or suitcase. But if one
doesn't liko to bother with heavy luggage, thero
are overnight bags and small handbags.
Lightweight, good-looking bags of enameled
cloth are $7 to $18.50.
Cowhide bags arc $16.50 to $40.
Convenient matting cases arc $3 and $3.50.
Cane cases aro $9 and $10.
(Central)
Ready for a Big, Busy Day in the Shoe Store for Women and Children
At $6.50
Women's high cut, dark tan
leather lace shoes with low heels.
The same stylo in black, $0.90.
At $7.25
Black kidskin laco shoes in
five styles with low or medium
heels. Widths AA to EE, sizes
2 to 9.
At $7.50
Women's brown kidskin lace
shoes with welted soles and
medium heels,
At $8.50
Black kidskin, high cut lace
shoes with high, curved heels.
Black patent leather lace blioes
with gray kidskin tops have high
heels.
At $8.90
Black buck finish leather, high
cut lace shoes with high, covered
heels.
Black kidskin lace shoes with
fawn kid tops and high heels.
New Arrivals in
Women's Pumps
$7.50 to $9.50
They're of kidskin with turned
soles and high or baby French
heels in brown, ficldmouso and
black.
Also some lovely new silver
cloth slippers.
Spats aro $2 and $2.50 a pair,
Rubbers, arctics and rubber boots aplenty for women and children
(Cheitnnt)
For Girls and Children
Girls' shoes in sUes 2 to 7 of dark tan or black dull leather in
laco style are $5.90 to $7.90.
Children's shoes of black dull leather in lace and button stylo
aro in wide too shapes.
Sizes 8Vi to 10, $3.90 to $4.75. 11 to 2, $4.90 to $5.75.
Dark tan leather laco shoes for children.
Sizes 8Vi to 10, $3.90 to $5.50. 11 to 2, $4.90 to $C.50.
Black dull leather or black patent' leather button shoes.
Sizes 8 to 10, $3.90 to $4.50. 11 to 2, $4.90 to $5.50.
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