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EVENTlSra PUBLIC LEDEBPHtrlBlJliPHIA; THURSDAY, JA3STCTAIIY 29, 1920
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"Cinderella's
Daughter'
By HAZEL DEYO BATCHELOR
CcfVrleM, ' lU PubUo Ltdotr Co.
KYriopsis
J' nJ! IrU "t boarding school,
X Lmn enaaaei to lice impeeumovt
S'55! Ike wme time. Vjr.
vUeof poor man, breaks her en-
lament. Jimmv changes from a
Certoa critical husband, and Vir-
:. nn haooti. Trouble comes and
Xedtcidesjo draw Mm into her totlt
'1 iccind time. Virginia gets a small
V In one of the current plays and
WwS'hlr. She i, pafdSBO a
,tlf and the babj.
TrATHtiEBN terrified Virginia by
XVdrtPPine in one afternoon and tell
jag the youncw sirl that she was losinc
tier looks.
'Tou loot awfully badly, what have
u been tryinr to do!" she exclaimed.
Barbara had a cold and Vlrrinla had
fcwn uo a great deal of the night with
k!r She was tired out today, nervously
SStrnng and absolutely unfit for any
SSturt of strength. Something
ittut the way Kathleen .spoke awoke a
(gout, "- .l., ,i, v..,) nnr
ffi We. A!ways. from the time the
two girls had first met. Kathleen naa
toca able to dominate the yonngcr girl.
Ortn when Virginia had not approved
ii what Kathleen proposed doing, and
furthermore had refused to take part
Srself. she had excused and condoned
vr.th een. Long ago from that hailng
K where f Kathleen had devised
W methods of torture for V rg n a s
laitUtten to-4he time when Virginia's
" u;.ij t.. tW Kathleen's treat
ment of BUI. had .been abominable and
"v . -. l,mnf hen in er Tift
tie bad gone on loving ner just
it
the
:.l. vtrtnin id in a sense been blind
She had been blind to Kathleen's faults.
Wind to the selfishness of her nature,
b nd lo her petty planning. She had
r" -..i v.i- invito outward self, her
!.M.nt nersonality. the charm of her
V.suty and had trusted her.
"Kathleen, you take a very strange
attitude for one vho is supposed to be a
friend," Virginia said, .trying to speak
euietlr. "One iould almost think you
were glad because I look badly from the
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Kathleen looked up utterly taken
hick. Usually. VinrhnVB response had
been meek and acquiescent in spite of
what Kathleen had always termed to
herself, "Virginia's nect' stubborn
sets." . ,
"Wmtmst." said Kathleen ouickly.
"Tour nerves are on edge, you imagine
things. If you would only listen to
ae and take care of yaurself. The care
nf the babv is too much. Why not board
her out somewhere, best of all. why on
earth didn't you leave her where she
was instead of dragging her up here
The fact is you like being a martyr, and
what does it bring you after all? You
think I'm selfish, but certainly I'm
happier than you are. lou thought I
was a monster when I turned Bill down
that time, and what happened? Isn't
he back again, just as much iu love
with me as ever? And what did you
get with Jimmy? You were, willing to
marry him on nothing and to live like
poor people, for love. What did you get
out of It? I tell you, women hae to
look out for themselves these days. Men
always do and they always comer out on
top. There's nothing in this 'play fair'
idea that you are always talking about.
Virginia iot quiet under Kathleen's
eutbunt, turning things over in her
mind. It v,as true, hat had it done
Vim
course you have been follow
ing Virginia West nil through
her schooldays, her married life and
her wjdewhood, and now you have
a feeling that another event is going
to end the story and take her away
from you. Don't feel too discouraged,
because
Hazel Deyo Batchelor
Tho author of this fascinating
serial, is going to give you another
heroine to think about. The title of
the new story is
"The Glad Surrender"
And the first installment will ap
pear iu this paper next Monday,
February 2.
her eyes were filled with a quiet hap
piness, before which Kathleen felt some
what abashed.
"Oh, well," she said with a shrug of
her shoulders. "If you insist upon
thinking that motherhood is everything
that counts, all right. Lose your looks
and otruggle .oil your life to bring
Barbara to womanhood, and what will
you have then? She'll marry some man
and they won't even. want you to live
with them." , ,
"It will havo been worth while,"
said Virginia. "And I can live alone."
Sho felt remote somehow from Kathleen,
as nothing sho ever said could have any
influence one way or another from
now on.
(Tomorrow,
situation.)
Kathleen views Hie
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for her? Marriage had not brought her
happiness, nothing in life so far had
brought her half what Kathleen seemed
to possess at that moment. Was it true
that tho people who looked out for
themselves were right after all? There
was her mother for Instance, her beau
tiful impractical mother, who had been
always eager for happiness and not too
scrupulous about how sho got it. She
had always argued as Kathleen had, and
certainly she too could be said to have'
had more out of life than any self
sacrificing person Virginia knew, in
cluding herself.
Then there came a sudden little wail
ing note from tho bedroom and Vir
ginia's heart leaped and contracted.
That cry caught and held hett heart
strings in a clutch that was painful, and
suddenly she knew that everything she
had done was worth while. Whatever
else she had had out of life, she had been
given Barbara, and whatever life had
in the future if it held Barbara she
felt that she could bear it..
She flew into the bedroom und bent
over the tiny crib. She smoothed the
covers in a nnssion of tenderness and
turned the little bodv into amore com
fortabln position. When she went back
to Kathleen her lashes were wet and
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Fleeced gray fabric gloves are now 35c
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Gray fabric mittens, with mohair fleece
linings, are 50c a pair.
Knitted wool gloves in khaki color are
50c and 85c a pair.
Wool cloth gloves in Oxford gray, with
embroidered backs and one clasp at each
wrist, are 65c and 75c a pair.
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heather color, arc 85c a pair.
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around the ears, and roomy pockets deep enougi
to Keep your nanus warm.
In sizes for boys of 8 to 17 years.
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Shoes That a Man Can
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Weather
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are heavily welted and will give real wear and
service. $6.40 a pair.
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and equipped with single or double soles. The
leathers are substantial and tho styles are correct.
$8.50 to $12.
Shoes of soft black kidskin will appeal to tho
man who finds comfort in lighter weight shoes.
These have wide or medium toes and have flexible,
comfortable soles. $10 a pair.
Small Boys' School Shoes, $3125
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toes that leave plenty of room. Soles are durably
welted. Sizes 10 to 13.
Other shoes of tan and black leathers, In these
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For Bigger Boys
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storm shoes to lighter ones for dross. $5.50 to
$6.90.
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now obtainable. Virtually the entire
coat stock is included in the reduc
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New Party Frocks
as Fluffily Frivolous as
You Please
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It may be pale pink, the blue of the sea, sunshiny
gold or tho tint of spring lilacs, and invariably it
13 a delight.
Freshnecs Is tho keynote of their charm and
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At $25 there is an interesting group and from
that price to $19.50 there! are many pretty tilings.
Light Frocks for the South
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shantungs. Particularly lovely arc the combina
tion dresses a gaily colored bodico with a skirt
o' 'wlute crepe de chine. Quito often the bodices
aro elaborately embroidered with beads, wool or
heavy Bilk. Prices start at $35.
(Market)
A Little Lot of
Pretty Envelope Chemises
Special at $1.50
Lacy, dainty things of soft, sheer nainsook in
white or pink. All of them are trimmed in tho
back, as well as in the front, and you'll note hero
and there a touch of hand-embroidery.
High-Neck Nightgowns, $2.50
Of durable material, though soft and fine, these
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edged with a bit of embroidery.
Gay Pajamas
for young women aro of canary color batiste with,
blue birds fluttering across it Tho square neck
is trimmed with a wide band of white batiste,
adorned with Httlo blue bows. The pajamas are
in 2-pieco style and are $4.50 the suit,
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Lingerie Ribbons
for Spring Trousseaux
Fresh and pretty ribbons in pink, blue or
white are plain or have little woven figures.
They are in all the desirable widths from
No. 1 at 30c for a piece of ten yards to an
inch width at $1.95.
Double-faced satin ribbons, with roversfblo
coloring, are 22c to $1 a yard.
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About WOO Pair of Women's Street Shoes
Are Special at $6.30 a Pair
(There are all sizes 22 to 9, and vidths AA to EE, but not in each stylo shoo)
u: EutA1you "m!1 not have any tWWe finding a pair of good, welUcut shoes In
this collection. There are shoes 6T brown kidskin, black kidskin and patent leather
in lace and button styles, with high or medium heels. Every pair has serviceable
welted soles.
Children's Shoes, $2.90
r rauien vS?d ul1 black leather shoes in sizes G to 2. They're all good, sturdy,
comfortable little shoes in button style with welted soles. '
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Women's Extra-Size Vests
15c each
White cotton vests aro in two styles low neck
and sleeveless or low neck with short sleeves. They
aro "seconds.''
Bodice Top Vests, 25c
These are of ribbed white cotton and aro la
regular aud extra sizes. "Seconds."
Knitted Pink Bloomers, 50c
They are of pink cotton and have elastic at tha
waists and knees.
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