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EVENING PUBLIC fcEDGEttHILADELPHlA fiATtJBDAY, EEBRTTABY 12,' lD2t
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EATS" FOR VALENTINE'S DAY
SUGGESTED BY MRS. WILSON
Ilcart-Shaped Cheese Cutlets. Puree of Love Apple, Cupid
Sandwiches and Other Appropriate Delicacies
Which Are IS'ot Hard to Make
Ily MRS. M. A. WILSON
(Comrloht. lilt, bv Mrs. .V. .1. lfl'ton.
.411 rights rrnttrrij
"A vnlentlin' 1 sent my lad) fair
Upon which my lips I prone,
And wished it were her linlr
My valentine, I could caress."
T
HE original observances of thU any
arc hidden in obscurity. The. onrly
vnlontlno .'oioiiinnies unbilled n draw -
iflK of lottrrj upon this dny. followed
by a ceremony not uuiikc the cninc of
forfeit-'.
It is snid Hint upn this doy the
birds ninte for 'lio fawii , they select
their mutes, amid n great fluttering and
chnttoritig.
Tlio good .iint Vulnut itn -elected the
little god of love 1 1 t'upld tn be
come iii cni-sntv K'd. tin color of
hearts the lilebiiinil, s the color of f't.
Valentine I'.ii. Iln- luncheon, the
iHnne.rdnnc nnd tlic evening nffnlr. is.
an approprinlc way u colobrnto this
Use hearts mndc from cherry red pa
per and nieri e ilnmi with a golden or
hllvor arrow I I.i t li- f"i" decora-
tlonn nnd fnvoi- Itcuits mmlc Into
whUkhrn.itn hoMcr f..r tic men nnd
honrt-shiipul Uindk-rihioC i - fur the
Initios.
The table doom at ion-, may b" of car
nations and fern
I.iinrboon
l'tiree Mt 1 App.e
Cbecse Cuthi-. 11' a" Shapeil
Stuffed Tomatoes Mil Celery Salad
Sn.t. I Ni 's
Cherrv In- ( ruin 11- n Slmpd ' ales
(Vfce
Saint Nalctitinc Dinner
Ouster I'oi ktnil
Celery ' 01ie
Broiled Lamb Chops V meino Snuee
Potato Hearts I'cn
Hearts of 1 tfice with Tomntoes
Cherry In- Cream with lielatm Mold
Heart Shaped
KuUj K.nsii s Coffee
Refreshments for an F.ioninc Affair
Jellied Clin ken l'ni'ontn Salad
Cupid Snmlu h lies
Vah nl iiie ' l.i in Hearts
(.',lk" Codec
Puree it ,loe nppp is cream of
tomato soup
, Cheese Cult lets
Place two mi of wis in a saucepan
and add one .mp ..t' l.ehtl.i sifted Hour.
Wissolvo the llo ii ui d then hrins t a
boll nnd cook for tie minutes. Now
add
One and 0"f half cni of gmtett
cheese.
One Irmpiion "' jnifilfl.
One ni d mr ' r r (. i.iiuoi, d 'tit.
Our teii'ji'mn if -ilrl! ,
One-hnlf 'omiw m ntniJ.
Mix and tin n t-iMi "ii w-i-ll-gi eacd
plnttir and sin-end i.boi.t taree-quar-tor
of an m Ii thbk. ' n'd" in a
cold place for iu li"i'- to mold Cut
tint with n heart shaped utter. Dip in
flour, then iu beaten ess ami milk, nnd
DREAMLAND ADVENTURES
"RASCAL KM"
ly OAIIDX
CIIAIMI.K VI
The Jinicllug llell
Pr.r,yvs b'ios v.-.' w, . h 'u' fo.
ovet bv t '. P ok: " KK-jarulc ot
the unseen be" ir- - r it c.uip-r-tig
In a pani "" ' "1 from ."
Mrawstnck ci. i. . .'..if. boles thev
rushed m.id! ..!' ii ' ..-ivyanl. th.
hid In the burn t'l.-v .:imh.-.l tiees gnd
f!HMt-am"' -.p - " ' '"av from tl,at
uwful chns'' ul. - I'1-'1''
TjlSCIl! P.a' .. f' '' 's' "ur. -I of
nil Por- 8 -'nr of the f..i " '1 rat '.h'i
bad been "ch.i. tl l ! (r'e.'.t cat s i'i
tho JlnfTllne b Trade , ii thmK or
himself, an. I l i V re.ii.l too awfn
"mc-ow-ow ' ' ! h.i'd '.ni. he jircmd
farther tin ..'i ' "' 1 'hlr.k .
lazy, fat rn" "'. d "imp nd w'ic
h" Jumped t . s i' s'e folk ' '"1
1-im It wns is If tl trios- rat weie
right on his !i-
Unseal l'.r ti-i' ' i- i - a?.'
li foiRot t a- ' . '- ' - ti oucht or
onlv on.- I'- pk i- i io . scip' th-
ho-rlble ui i k1 ' ' ' " 'h'- ""
Kilns l"
"J(e.ul.n . .Ii'.- l ' e Lll' ttail
j 'Bin bcsi.i IVisi: .ii .1 -' j.r.pcd .'
most as Par a Ua-. .il l'.r 1 .id door
She kn. th. r. .imi t n .(it cv'r,t
fiho knew s o . ,ici i.Jo i.p Ivr l n .-
A DAINTY S.lTiyC-iPE
O.V A PLAITED DRESS
My COKINM. I.OWlv
The dress caj
. ..into
ier, iti
ttli charuiitii; cr.-a
gsorgcttu kn i" pinl"U
' stock collar ot 'w
abows you nguiu 1
tluction of a im i ' t
, by the po.v tt-e.ii "t
( particular vinple
foreaful bem'ie of t
n nf r..M pit
i n to tlio snini t
nnk hatln, hlie
;lie whine dis-
l.ilij !' Il.lr.'ti'd
I'll i npe Ibis
ii in.iue mole
. 'u i thnt tlio
't for thn 'inns.
cap forms the " I ,1 . ''
The ginlle ot I ' -" "
mat
Irs tho
collar, mm uv imj or um
"pg
l Ulr e
". '"' :. .1 -i.i ..t
nlT IOIIT roiro ni riruil-i-t'"'! Mr mi
irom tJio anmn satin na.l ui'iujupuuii'd
-ioluuvf la ARtive trtefl.
fiil
1 1
then roll in line bread crumbs. Trj
until Folden brown in smoking hot fat.
Select Medium-sized southern toma
toes anil scoop out the centers. Chop
the ce'ery fine and then tnix with inny
ontinlv, and part of the tomato which
has boon removed from the center. Fill
into the tomatoes and pile high, then
mnk with miiyonniiise, cover with
Kriitod raw beet and dust with salt nnd
paprika.
Cherry icn cream may be purchased'
in the Mock and then sliced am) cut
hcirt -shaped with a cookie cutter which
hns bceu dipped ill vvnrtn water. The
trimmings can be put togitber and re
cut. Hake sponKc cake in sheets and then
cut into slices and cut out heart hnpi d
Ice top with white icing nnd uo tun
led candle' to disunite.
Potato Heat Is
Cook the potato and then mash. n
son nnd spn nil an inch thick on gi cased
platter. When conl cut out with a
heart -shupnd cutter and sprinkle with
United i liooo. 1'ii'c in the men to
licnt and brown.
riennri' one clio-n nnd one rnpbef
gphittn. molding in n largo square pan
aL'out three-ounrters of an inch the k
i When ct. tuiu out on table and cut
th" nispberries in thtec-iiuMi Mpinrcs
, and the cherry In heart -hnpil pen
To sppre , l".ai'" th" raspberry e" it n
, on ice cream plate and com' w t e
' ikiiiii. then place the, lieft't Kuntied
' jelntin on top nnd Rnrnish with a r
sctte of whipped cream.
I .lellicl Chlclien Mini I'inirnto Ni'.ul
I Open nnd drnin two lnriro enn of
I pimeiitos. Chop tine. Make lemon
selutiti and tJien rinse nut nn oblong
pan and place a lujcr of Rehilin otic
lmlf inch thick. When linn cover with
! the finely chopped pimentos and spread
'ovenlj. Then with the prepared chicken
1 nlnd till to the top with lemon tela
I tin and set aside to mold. When rendj
I io erc, iinmold. cut in squares, trim
i to heart shape and serve iu n not of
lettuce with Russian dressing.
( liliUen Salad
Cook until tender a three-pound
stew mi thicken and then let cool Iu
ihc stock. Ui more the bones, and cut
in im h piei r and add
Dm i) tnrl uf vtlrry. cut in die,
iliir nip of mujunririijc.
, (itir-half nip ot vinryar.
due mid (nirhnl! teaspoon of talt.
One rrit;ir,n of trhile pepper.
due letunnon of urated onion.
Toss and let tnariiiate fo- two hours.
Rus.sl.in Dressln;
Our pint ni ttticl; ifinonnnr
Tiro '''lie iimteil beets,
i One iirne I'm nmtid lariot,
(! hi"p pme tp'lcd onion,
Dne-hnh n " fm'ly chopped paM
l'l'. Tiro empoons of ,sioir.
t)nc tempnnn of pnpriha.
One lempoon ' nlt.
Three teusponni of lemon juue.
.Mix nnd serve.
c-nst story, bu she couldn t understand
th. queer jingle-j inple and that a'xfur
it e.oH-ow." Was tnere rcclly a oat
Koost sh. ha.ln t knowi .ihotit '
Thti h- 1 eurd Hilly chuckle lio was
.lose tiold" her. 1. was the oi. who
l.ad said "Mo-uw-ow ' '
' My, box you scared tn K'Kffled
f'-BSv, wlu wan mu'o rel e 'd i, iln.J
flat the Khost was Ulllj JitiKle-niflt
hO'indI the bell, "cemini; to fol oi IIk.
..(I Hat as h" daslKd t".. . uv a hole
under (he stiaw Jiru Jartfie. the
so'ind prur fainter i.nd M'fiier
Thut be'l ' ,lt i t w-hlspirid
!' new tllnif iir to nilly s ..mi for s;iu
naun i sof.n otr hei frlRiii
'!t is a'i i :. iBl.ht.i! r found .; the
s'raw aurf ed Hilly I tie.' it i.i Ua.s.
caI l:.' 'i wl.ll.i jou i,. iv .iruiK
'h- la's .-ti ih,. stor of tl . bol.l, hlniA
' '' ' i -m vho . h.is. a the Mt oi,
r"' "I i 'i b.id Hun ,i l s'pv, rin
.i id al Ins I hc- 'lie Khosth me-on.
" t .i s, t ihetu s. .mqifi re
I n.o-JanB v sound, d th. b-: now
con inn ..ir. r' JinBle-jdii0-. . um 0(
k hoi. pi.jp'd half ,i dozen .. nunbllne
rnt- Af.i ili-iii gLuiri.u K.i-i.il Itat.
Lis fat s d s bobbmt.- .inij s'-jiKini; And
.itttr IUlM,.ll U i .im- Ih- f.K'KtlV
JJIB- iat.(f ... jiiiclj.iiig.. Aw.-u- (I. d
h. rrtts ,i.i.i" (V,j i;,,,,,; ult"a..
:.. t ., Kn,.i!y ,-!, .j , K.
rv l-t-.s.i ijuj t, ,, - . . slor
ill o.?r ..s-.ii-i ,r .1 rietti ''Up V
' h . z I..' mt bn.'ip . n.ised by tli
K ost ,jt w.tn im jinshiiR UU'
vi.d h 's ciirrMinr ihc shost rlslit
fuor.d with him uli'i-ve.' lie soch,'
lauen-d Bil. "And I kuls that Is the
'va v im t-i .st folks l j think they ate
. hfiscd to i;h.jst '
.'L.sli.-.j.trRi. ' l;.iiLnl ltat tryinc t
i. ' u.i troin th.it ..wf.li fchust i,o olof
.''.'i lis h. .da, i.,,. ni,, ti rilt k,i..
I .11 T h- rats h'dlllK tie
' ! " j.fi. ..mi.;!., cumins nnd
' "'-d I'.a, .ii It.it climbed th. ri"
- a. i I'll? Khostly sound lollowtd, !..'
-.in .iloiiff tho fence, tut tti- nh. ;
1 .1 fjlloM'd Wlioreler he I'll". ,,i'
i ' " jo did, tho jli.rflin tfhost h, ,1 c.n i
. ,-. and fi-ti. ..I Ijj.t .. ,,s tr. j mi,
h I to bio th.it i' u t. d u i,
'ii tall.
1 Kas' nl H it t-ipi t0
Mer tl-p'" ri's f.j.
rw irft. l,.;Mu.d Villi I
, 'ol 'iwtnff blni Bu"
i' r. up vrth t.-.t
1'. - 1 11 ll t l..e -a
! glit'St:; ihiu'ij
.ie 'at ntid
i rrv, and h- coulor ' .at, th.-. ir-
.).-d tho neircr ho ifot to ti . .' t f,lN-
'i' th. y Hod. foi thr pi . i e- they L'jjKij
'a" lnnt s;ooh .hnifn '. R'e.
i hon the rafi fou'i.J -n-v xjul 1 iy
'iida from 'li . 1.5', rgw Khow, ,,
. -.trawsliv k, lirn o- . i.,,. ,s t m 1;.,.
.irrosi the "...Oi ar.' Ini'j '(. V -v'.s
I j ml thr jif tl ,ud a-d i.ir fi'
u.w.1 oor ;',. I . rum vn. h t ie
nek ij,ird to . a,e I . ..
A "I r-.-
' ' vii. tJ '
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. I - I!
HAt-p. asp,
''r fo..' ..
i Itat ful.'.wed -h. fol- I
v i .nt:. to wo' .
i jid tn ' no
.r."l -'it r.vr - .
!!-- .j bteal ajrali
id .
b..d Hi' y were su ed fioit.
u .r s.t gl.i.d,. p. i, 'a ,.,.
! lip .t. ii
. .lid IO I n
' itppftd p to
i an ba.'k as f . ,t.j m,.
rut r.n: In the unow. Tne:
anu hteppi.'! i,u'. ..r it
ird wi'-li l.
at pi a r ll i of thn
're vfii'n 'l.iir ,vn size liil.v ri
.'o- hoir-i and Peggy hurr'cd back i '
d Sho had b. n a.wa,y too !r.rg fro"
-- ". i ' h ,n 1-n hum ihrtii i'
(HK-s to tll h'.t '..s Soil..) .ti i-p
Nxt -'.. f fcgy .uid Ii ;j t,
r .'. 'I'.- I i '.a n t iv..y In , o nird
u l f: Jin it r a. t n In ' nr South.
IV
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tti.j g.
isss A-hai i' i y
US'
Covering a Screen
' is ill vhvh a . v 'o tr.u ' r
L" Ol I intO HO' Mi! If I V ,
Would vou r- snow
M. '.I fru-i... . "Wl .
'iiiim a jauii'v. Hay sort of thing,
v. hi' b vou would nftvor In the world have
reuoiinlzri Its all vury easily nxpl i r.d
ihout' Wall pap r with (jinn . i
r. rv tig' in "ii It, hid been it . I i,
ove'r the burlap And, utter that, ilu
reen never iookou om or worn out, fi
' th pnpor wna changed whtngv
r t
TiU nooertfftrii.
I ' ni . ' .
s -o rirrtv i
,r.l if I turn., no irf" ..- doing r , nm- ... V "0 . nn nmi htill hnvo plM.lv of business.
ii',;.. ViTund ! " ' ' " M,U-' """"I"""!' had , o u"i "or tlic HiiiUr nr ,l,e p.,r,isitl, A man. he claimed,
s ,w there was .-en. burlap cr. i . , , ' "'", iv w)l!lt ,p earned. He Ik Id Unit if the Almighty liud inteniled
a I . i 1""' '" ' if"", hit wh ' ' ' r . ',, ,i, .iiiting mid no woikiu' He would have Hindi them with
i it' !,:;:;.,Tn ;'' ...'.,,,rr,;ir. ,,;;t.;:".::, .v.'J:."," !... Sa .f; - ry i "; f:!;y
i tap.duted . ...ut.o. tor buiiM time, t .', irirl ,,,, ..., ,. would buvc made them wnlioiit mouths nnd all hnndn.
tnldeiilv IV. "is i-other bad a tin "nn . ,. ? J,i.,l,t Ills ru!" for nuiptlliB or rejecting a pl'ln wns not
d.a. Th h. r.n ilxini-iii.d f. r o i.mi i ""","' " ..,., ,ut "Dies it ...Main nmrc good than cvilV"
THEY ALL STAND UP NOW
I '" m-'wMmi liflm1 WmimSm
ml mm Sffi Wm
- , M - m& -2!i&
Mm m
-isilk : '-
P). is A.c"
I
Lien the Rirl iu the new sprins froek, who stretihes up nn tlplors Io say
uoiid mniniii: to.the bird in the tall wicker race. The twisted effect of
the standard is wry deroratlic. Then wc have the sluiidini: lamp, which
now takes mi (he form of an old -fashioned lantern, a!thnii::li the electric
light within the attraitiic sbado Is cr.v nioileni. 'Ihc coldllsli arc nn
longer ronteiit to swim about In :i mere bowl on a tabic like so many
pond lilies. 'Ihe must liac their own place set upon Its foundation,
which '.lands higher than an ordinary table
THE HUSBAND HATER
Ry HAZEL DETO RATCIIELOR
Ccpiicit. tatt. bv rublto l.tda-.r Co.
Jean .N'.( fh 1 in
iril Ircp ou'ird'
ton. UoriV Urti'iil. bee, .;r jlie tins
fliVmil 11 poi r,t)i, h If I tied hit 1
from the jlrat. lie look It" II r( 10
Ms ranch, but file hutnl I. '.est' 11
life, or thought .-he 11.1. u iti! t-hr
vevt tn visit Lieel'i in.m ,'rs. nn old
Srltool frlilltl, tl Hi l'lol'" "in'
fh- co.Til iiioip for her h istmiirf than
ehc knew. 1'ride prcventid hir from
teV.,1,1 Mm f7ir truth, but finally she
plm-l-d up cnuraqc tn retwn to thn
coii'i, only to difoicp t'm' uppnr
cutfy .Vcirfc 111 longer en id for In r.
flier, mice 1111 ortidin' m loi.'t
h'i'id. rhlih robbed .7-i'ii vudilcnlu of
alt pride anil sht told htm the tmtl
An Interrupted Scene ,
I;i:N' Mark commanded .lean with-
out th least vestluo of omotion In
his 01. 'o to kts hin her hort 1 mod
to stand "till If he had taken her .11
his, arms even roUKhly, but with flinK,
It Mould not li.v seemed so strange
As it -viiH sh- was suddenly triuhtened
.he felt .is If she could not rise to bei
v,.t ,f i-j wmild she was as much bold
there .id .f be had made an effort to de
tain lR-r and he w.m v. rv
close, bis blue
-yes fastened on her
uiid almost r.solentlv
face deliberately
To- a tnori-iit she did not move, then
somc'hiiiff 1 111- 11. ' 1'' 1 ' do as be , nin-mand-d
Idnlv slie realized 1l1.it be
was purpn.seh n.kuip her --'iir. r lie
Intend. d 'o humble her.pitde to the
utmos' It n. -is not etioiiKh that ' had
ct.nf'ssed 1.' '.on- ki o mp tut he no
i.-,c-r r.pel for her. but h- Ictendod
to cam' his triumph ftinlier and to take
hl-t dut as a conc.u. cor
!.. ,,.-v .. t.-.nn. i sh.- !. end. '.hen
lib H If.. Mil' Si- ! fill'
1 ni i' and
tou hd h "
At lh satue
outside a ni
i 'l vnttiv veil a liei id's '
. i-.in-nt there was a sound
th.- i evt ulnute Kr.mk
burt ii tu th
u ,i ' io 'owed i.j a Hnor.
darl; tn.ui with t'io .oiiveiinon.il u.miui .-
black bnsr ,
"Wi. came r.v-r in i . nr, mde llko tlic
old Hani. said 1'rAiilt tr'.uinpnnntly.
There s v-.'ir jvt'lM.t doc." but Marl;
w i- .il.c.dv . ii I - f. et
lia, sio,.d nth hr fare turned away
Tlin bot -'.i' "1 b'"od as burning m
i '.i. u ss in"''"'' "
.,-d I'limillatlon. onlr
ih. more strongly the
t ,,i Marl: bad forlier.
h.-d tr rough her mlnfl
'that si e v . Ke . "o or inc inn"-
'm.eon vi,,, n J nd set hi, brand
I sh-' be. . i if" io "nn u. . --- - -,
iJvfl tor I,m ut'tr'v as they did. and'
lb, trior . d I. I'is i Kit oi iiumi."..
-.., did w ' 'he
' het n cllfi.. . '!
n. vi.'ind b r . .'l'l.v
.Ujitiir leipiircu oi
;.iud bv vvlille he i
-..s and began to
. s.in in Mar', s I JI,'..
,,. i,i -. '1 i.ftr a moment, rvvo
I n.. h-oUr.-. vi -II wo'll bavo you IlxoO
, ,, ,r... r...w t..d trail '
'v..'- .-..I ir.d 'he ord.al that fol-
!
1 . Ill , ' ! !.' lli 1 ' v" "
I i en bad
but 'us '
iish to 1 av.' tho nones wi, i
was so indly mashed that
hei .' . . U-- .' '
lirli.Ki' K Ji C ''
pal. ' ' oa.ir
niter f..spi.. or
T IhoUK'r I'a
Two Minutes of Optimism
Ily HEKMAN .1. Sl'ICll
Lincoln
. . . . i :l . .1
Am; i. in'
be. II ,sf he
.... . . . ..i ..- . ... i ,,. nfvi-iiiM'i
ill, l,M "!.' n lis . '
was ll line man "' ' '
. when to tell a joke,
....!.. .. l.b.li
., .. h., iiiiii
I n
ii
dm t suppl.' "t -mpain.v b'"' . .
fela iv K - ' '!'" nigui.iwi. .....-
J.iin'ii'n '
, of lllld''
.1 IH'I. H' ,UMi
r Inv.llflir llOl'
siocu or iiiit' .'i .-.
grouiid.
l.inco',1. v
wasted wr.-.U
. ..
le'llllied WItUOIli u.
lie
was plofOUUU jet
. people's 1
' ' i ,, .
it i
-Is
I i
... . a i -.i tint nc ma. i
in wo. i.i u iiui...
II
a t. .,..ri. n si ( aesar, mu
'. o'ftr.. felt' like getting tross. but when the atmosphere got too tetvso ho
. , f ., .t.n ud oven body lnughed.
told a fin 8t'TV,,;,, people nnd h- amr forgot he wns one of the,,,.
ncoln ..ud.rs o d P,0,,n , VPrT,l0ll ,.N,.-M ,)oUlt f view. Ii.lt he had
it r,.,ii,.hipf io couiii -...
V ,.Twii, did what he dccid-d was right.
Ponviciions-hPiilvvn sddnn ons
. "" .""' '.'.'Tu ,! niKersTlcs n liberal' as he wanted to I,., dealt
nlwnjs U'lin vmii. ---
hirns'lf
Cii" e
1 p
posslbl"
ci. ir i
.. Iii. i-iit on. iienvcr
., i. ..nni'iiint winner
p.. i,t.
' "M ... ,, . ,l,.,f
I ..I 1 IIIIW im- .,,.. . --
l In idea vvur, unit
I
.Ineoiii wns n mar.-oi I' ""-,' - L i ... i I Fhall sp.-n.l tne ni.t ot my u.ijrj
I .. i,,w run. He felt he wn not iitiunu .., o.'i ... ....- - 'ilon. Iln. '1 and memoiies.
I . , ,'eeeed but o live up to his light I r-ntlila 1 i.i.i ii lic.ilthv. m- mI,i,
bound to lcepfd. r lo " ,T tnodest. He was gentle nnd Im was strong. ! nn man. but t lis girl - ns t.. ho'.i
lie was iiinglr.inimoos.. uv "". .. " , . .. , ... .... 7 mnimii nn nt uenci over my v.n
,., n, h.mcM primitive Honest. lie never i iu hiu in mo worm,; , "" ' " 7'7,n I torgct h-i V UrdoM
i'o i r.'l 1. r. ... ... ... .- 1 1- lit inii.l f,, .1,- , . . A ..it ...I....I
...... .. 11,1111.'!
f.'l
l.lneoln always cMeiidcil a l.tluig hiuul.
aftoi him. . . .
I Wlirro It did good he wn -mietiines b
' ,, ,., ,..111 1 l'l." ' I" "' "" '"
, ..,o.. ... nil nonsen.-C. TlU'V
Jill ll IIIKHl ' "
I rei .. and mnko good " ,
i Q'aii this tin JJUCOLlsiSXl
DO.YT FORGET!
As sonn as jou ti ti i -
about .lenu and .Mink.
Ii the story
on Monday
start rUbt in mi
"FiftyFifl'
the new serial which tnl.o.s its
place. You'll sjmpulhi.p with
l'lnnccs t'nrter in -nme of her ideas,
want to shako her for others, mid
then after while ;uu'l! feel sorry for
her. You'll just love Jerry I'nqe.
her husband, but Clarissa llnrlowc!
Well
HAZEL DKYO ISATCHELOU
the clever wrr.r of this entertain
iiiK stm j, tinnllv intends to her!
He sure to lonlj for the Hist chnp
fr on
Valentine's Daw Feb. 14
it must havo been agoiiv to Have the
di ctor touelr It Jen.i 'htandlng close
bv. thought him iinimefs,irily roucb
OUt 111 If. 111! J III 11.1.S IlllPllllg .viaiu no
moro than he could h. lp
IVhon It was filially over unit tile
hand was careftillv iel.and.ignl in
ipbiits. the doctor 'i' a long black ilq.r
u-id lonKed curiously at .Iran. Marl,
v is well Known In tialkia. ah.l news
1. id gone about there tli.it hli wife v as
a .Mi girl. Ir Jenkins' own wife was
fat and jollv lie pirsnnallv pwfpnvil
what ho would have termed u chumnij
voiii.in. one vou otild t .i lit and laugh
with, and who woiildnl hold 'ou off nt
mm 4 lo II ft 1 1 ni tills .,ti, ilnl Vninr.
tlel.-ss ho il . iU( d that Ihls wife ot I
nrand s had an ,ur. but slm was cold. '
rold ,,s ,.,. lf ) 1Hd known that at
thnt ii-ry mom. n' .Jean's blood wns ruu-
titiitr thtough ht-r rais like fire, he
irlglit tun., hern a good bit .sui prised i
Jl.fk bad n fused to llo down al-'
tb.ough he had taken the biandv that
i i i.mh nan oiougni. nun. aim was now
n.ilklng resiirt.siv about the room i
i.-r.i'i bad g .in ba. k to the corral at
Marks.ord. is nnd .lean llnallv rot,
i.or r,no thought io r scire to her room
Ivvher.i sh. i.iild be alone Tho doctor
I now per loreMaiieu nor unpuiso ny us-.
iu: iiuu-i i.
"Wl'. I must be on my waj- back
I'll ride over iiKnln 'lav after lomonovv
the band will bo all right till linn. Clad
to h.iv. met vou, Mr1- IJrand," he aid
fact tloii'lv holding out his hand to
.ban Sh. font-d a smllo but the hand
il.at sh. ftiv. b.tn was llko ice and Ih.
doctor ion i. rl nut c.iiij'lng nway the.
tliouurt fin ilr, lirnnit vvni mo cnld-
eft propi - i .on ho had enmo across
in
long ti n"
M nnd n v Alone Tngrllirr,
ize
li, -i ilt.t.' i n i
eotinlrj cvor had
This was
i -'"
rio-idi'tit afterward.
on art. lie distributed an atuin-
", . ,, ,, . .. . i ,
win. Ii . an nrl. lie distributed an atuin-
Is n riff Iir iihvniH ciinsidorcil the other
1, inn,, I ii'-iiii'iii ii I tw ll i ii.
I.aiitlful .md i.i'entcd.
, .
., , p
- e hCIHe lie nlWIIJK 1.' pt Ills fCI't Oil till'
ti) j, "Vou !)oor simp.
.1 . . ii.. i.i ...ii. I.. i.
nit no. .'- '. ...- i "..... ....... .".i ..s ......
p-, iri'ini i.v suiipie nun uu i't.-i ...in in.'i
icd as hard as ho worked.
, , , , . , i .,.
in ui- """i "i ""' '- ' " "- " "
. '.. -.- - t..
He
W ,t il
h
pei -uiideil people to coiupromisc. He
wns
if. li th. I. Ill lo"er ill fees, CVpipri-,
.
nw (. in i.milL'nr II lllll VOP lllllI 11 StlTilT lll-
- i- i
II" never
ills ft link.
decejv nn
bud) but .voiii'si ll. Slop loukiug
., .
SAitLta.
..,. I ,i,i T,n I,,, ,1,
Please Tell Me
What to Do
Ily CYNTHIA
A Little Explanation
, J. E. 11 Your letter with sucsc3
tlons to "II. W. S." wns received.
Whllo the Idea is Rood, we cannot puh
llsh Biiggostlona for jKisltlon-i In theso
columns.
Thanks for Encouragement
Dear Cynthia Mny I once more malic
use of your vnlunblo column? Thank
you.
V few weeks before Christmas 1
wrote to the column tltirlnc a. period of
depression and, as It weie. bared my
foul of Its liearlaihe. I'm takliiB this
opportunity to thank "PctHfy," TecK"
nnd "Ax-nlon" for their ovmpathctlc
words of cheer and encouragement, for
their IdndnesH mnnt a lot to me at this
time, as I'm a stintiKer In your city,
havlnjr come here from a distant west
ern slate to study and make thn most
of a aod-fttven talent. Hut my recent
Illness nsi tlio result of mental aiiRUinn
has mnrto this impoHsllilc now. tn sprlns, !
If my health warrants, I'm roIpK to rcr
turn to mv hnino town, nnd when lime,
the wondoiftil henlcr. has lnvlKointcrt '
my body and poIacj-iI my mind, I'm
comlmr back to continue my 6tudle, no
that some day my KO.il mny bo accom
plished I want to te Peck" thnt I'm not,
cnndeniiiiiisT nil men. for I've been
blnsRoil with nix brothers, sK of the'
moat ivotilirriui iiuj a in t.iuw i i .rauuii.
One of th"m ciosscd tho conttneut to
bo near me In my lllncBi, Ood biers
him . I
I'm colnar homo with malice townrd
none but kl-idly thoughts for all, for
the wordii of the thren above mentioned
with their rlne of ulncerlly havo had
their effect nnd I appreciate nnd thank
thci i Good luck to nil. , i
nnsi'oxnic.vT. '
"Pansy" Writes to "Dopey"
I ,- I'Mitbi.i Mm- T sponk a few
world of iidilce to "Poppy," who writes
t mt vo or column Is cpilto unnecpHnr. '
This only makes mv second pppcarnnc?
nmor-; your lnppv fnmllv.
"IVipev " I feel sorry for you, ic,
vpiv sorry, to think you should take
hf' so seriously. Hore Is a porfceth
conirenlal crowd belni; criticized for their
fun-lnvlnif dlsposltlonj. altnplv because
vou cannot see fun from thdr point of
i low As to tho Miluo of personal
queries, vhethei- thev are Ronulne or
false. It Is not for you to JuiIro
Kie.it manv people are more Impressed
upon recoil lm: nihlco throiiKh the me
illum of ,i newspaper column such as
'his ono. tbnn If they were to nsk their
best friends Hut .lust because thl
method of solving one's love affair prob
lems does not especially appeal to vou
(nnd vou are entitled to your own opin
ion) 1s no reason for dlspoii'lnir vith
Cinthl.i's column altogether If vol
den't find (his section o. the Kvr.tu
Pi line l.ci.rn Interesting, I fall to see
why vou should concern yourself with
theniaiiner In which It Is conducted I
don t mean to be ru le, but can't you per
leive n bit of splflshueza In your nrRU
meat? 1 am suie that tho. readers o'
this inbinn nil nitree thnt thev deilve
as irii li plMisur from the nonsensical
letters ih it appear from time to
time as th- ones who write fin
Nobodv wiltes to (.'ynthl.i for Ih
i sake o" 1-i'CeivinR sapo ndvlce alone
I th-y v titt. out or curiosity and a s. ci. '
I bopi that tin v mlfiht carrv on a rial
nrgunu'it with nn unseen opponent Ii
ls one of ihc most fnsclnntlnp; w:iv;' of
killing tune to those who have a
HtionRl.v -d v. loped sens" of humor' If
I jou ar iiicliuril to be a peaslmlst, th. t
' irj fo- tho "like of others, in well n
' voursolf. to pot the smllo habit, instead
, Kemenib-r "poiiey. "A little nonse'is
now and th n. Is relished bv till best ot
men!" I hope you're not offended at iu
gentlo critic, sin, but lather wish thin
ou .iiid I can have some fun. too. in
("jnthlas nierrv throng' If jou inn.
get ncipi.ilnted with tins iiappv-go-nic
company, I ni sure youll never want
leavei Itl Mid sa.v, wouldn't it
fin. in
I jou should one dnv defend '
of Cynthia the same as I am
o.llll .'
Ioiiir t0-
lllglll ;
j beg jour pardon. Cvullun. for usirir
so nun h space, but It is a relief to Ket
ill this off my mind. Mav I add that I
t-njoypd cverj- ono of "MeVli!.liiirgh'H'
letters, and hotv he will wilte soon
ibhIii
vlth vour pcrmiKslon, Cynthia, 1
like to put "mv llitle iwn-cents'
111 ou.'o ill Ii while I 11 be back
for 1 vo got tho fever now '
' PANSY "
I should
woitb"
airaln
She Spurns Him
1 .. ir Cynthia Th!-. Is a b'ttfr froT
in. i in ilioinil j'ouiig nan vvh.i Is de.pl
In k.v.' 'villi a gnl viho Is not In lovi
w'th him ht is nlnetun pretty
'cltvir. popular. I .mi iwentj-iwo, tiorl-
oiis-i linded nnd ambiilo-is
I mt't lit i" over a ji.ir ago at a ma
I .io. ride party ixlven in mv horn I, i.ij
it -.t, r Mie was agio, able and uu.r -
' talin' g and iinsuspei "inglv .she won
mv t" 'irt ! her fiank and viinonn
'iii.i'inti Later sh.. linlttd ni to h- r
lion., but I innile excuses lucius. i
v(.s b.'shful, having bad Illlle i p. -
i i. nee with the opposite sex. In t.ict
nlthmgh I know (pilto a ntinibi r oi .it
tinci'vi- iflrls who appreclatnl mv .ill. n-
ti..i thrj never Impress.tl me . - did
tl s H'i.- girl I nctunllv l,.y ,i- ,ik, .n
nights thinking of her. Hir v.iv miuIo
.ltd v.ilcn tlulllt'd nic liipfflab
I ..illed at her homo jusl ot, e .md-h
c.-inv deeply Infatuated w'tn Iir i s,i.
nil angel who urouglir Hie ron
UC lireawi OI napiniei-i uii'i m nn-
I eventful, htudlous life. Ilm uiifuriii
i.iii-lv I could think of no icn but her
lii 'i 1 went back to ooii. ii" tor tnj
M'H,. '( nn f could not devuti mv niiml
to mi studio I was forever f imii.ii
l .v.- "leii-rs to her. W con sponil. .
i.g'il.nlj Ilientually she In came dis
liitt listed and ceased writing 1 mr
in. I and wan heiirt-nroloii. .Motcover
I llunkitl Itigloriously In my x.ims .md
ivi.is fi.ieed to ltavo college I made a
, grim iii-olutlon to forget her ml I
was suci essfnl for a tlnn IV. th nr
I form, r rooininnto In collegn r lormeil
l'ir'i ersbip and vvi- vvi ' I in ousitwh
llui 'iimiii Ibis girl engaged mv aittn
i tmiih ..nil tho business was a fmuir
,o bh. H-fiiis to desplsi in. an.'
I .'ii.tl'v lute me, although I h.iv. ,.
I w. .. -f ipsper-teil and loved her .-Ii. n
I puis, i all mv advances ajid humlli.ii.-
in- ..t rviry opportunltv sin- g.ivii
i iii.r..iitnct s to mj-iicquuliiiniicci, iliat s..
I hn Rivin in.- the bounce
. I unit undersell d why she do-s n'"
' til., mi, 'int. innri. nnd iv'iiv Shi' t.ilku 111
- ... i. . . ...
'bu inanuei Mie is a. cuiuirt u, euu
,,t,d ,,a dlgnllled girl, well llk.-d ami
i,nn.et d bv ovorv one. She Ih e'
She '. k.v plug
irt.ttUj.'.,iiipany wnn
jolllig IT, ,m Willi
'" 'V-"l MIOll 11
, ill.lli.d'v al
to 111.'. lot Millies hlu
w hen we mei I , i
1 vo c II .i ,
r.ui ' And I ft fl lil
nm And 1 It t-1 in..- uiiiit'iuig linn
down He is not as butid-rinii a' I n i
th talented or rcpei table I am noi
. one. Ited but 1 know that ai.v nil i
gnl would prefer me to my nu.ii-siu
rii I Soniftlmes 1 think that sh,. n.
iner.-ly ustbig tin- enduiance of tnj a
f... tlnn Ilor brother has breii kind
.tough to nsk tut mound to mil .,n
nun. and h hints that his sister ,-an s
i great deal for me despite her .ontri
di. tor" attitude, but my pnrto has bei n
Mounded nil too often. I null love In r
howpwr and I am suro that 1 cannot
:o nnv other girl, although I hn.m ;
i id id.- of ih. in, and asjociiit,. vvliii
lb. m and am ipilte popular with them
thl" one girl of iny neaii rctusis
her
h.r? I have riniile arraiigcmrntH to,
depn'it one month Ivrico for a dmutnt
ciiv vvhote I havo busliuss Intiresia
vblc.h vvlll hold mo tin re for some time
Would It he advisable to write IIiIh pjlrl ,
a toiler, unking In r finnkly why t,hi
baa treated mu so nuelly'.' Oi should
I write io her brother, asking lum ifi
he thought It n wise poppy to writ., hrr '
a letter? A SOI'HISTli'ATUD SIMP I
l'L-ihaps j-ou have worn jour h. ait1
on your slfievo loo muni. I ry a m i m
1 nc Indifference. Simply be olltH iv
hir nnd show attennons m otneis r
son are in her presi nc Wlun a g r
hi haves an she has (lit onlv rem. ih ih
apparent utter Indlffei in . "hi . iuo..
iii ui likelv to come i lound If 'n Hunks
.... 1 ,i I . I I IIP lost I, 1 uili s i ,,
up
iniiUia hir vviint it. and hh" d idiovv t-..
does, do uw.iy on (hut IiusImphh nnd
any iioiiiins, m i . oi m no ino'n. r
i4 Know It's hard, but it's tho wUtst plan,
WHAT'S WHAT
ir iii:t,KN ukoiij
Tiinmnn .lei'ferson made many wlso
rules for lilmsolf rules which havo been
followed by H's shrewdest compatriots,
Ono of these Riiarnntced Jcffcrsonlan
self-controlleis H "When nncry, count
ten before you speak: when very nn
Kry, count ono hundred." Tempted to
wrlto nn Irate litter to a correspondent
who hnd prooked him, President Jeffor
ion obeyed his impulse, wroto tho Heath
Iiib letter, nnd -left It to cool unsealed
on bin desk oveitilprlit. ItcreadliiK It In
the calm m-mlni;. lm destroyed v.hnt
mlsht have been the dcslioyer of a xnl
liable friendship.
A woid spoken may bo foreotten, but
wli.it Is writ ten and rend In bitterness In
remembered forever. No one "hi a. race
Is lit to write a sano letter. If tho mail
Idler has been ponncd. tho Jeffersonliin
PNatmile iniBht bo followed with prodt
and peace to all concerned.
The Woman's
Exchange
Frosted Feet Cure
I 7o (lie Editor if U'oiiinii'j 7'auc.
i Dear Mnd.im- In ni'MWcr to
tho lll-
i nuirv fop a .urn iop rosioa icci, i cmi
reconiniend oil o' orlaanum which can
he purchased nt any ilrunr store.
II. II.
It Is very kind of jou to Rlvo this In
formation, and I nm siuro that the poison
for whom It Is Intended wilt nppre
rinte It
Club Names
7o the Editor of II onion's J'aot:
Dear Madam Won't you please sug
pest a few orlsllinl nniiles for a basket
ball club, coiisistlnfr of twelvo jjlrlsi?
Most of us nro about olghtocn years,
and would lllcn very much a nnmo that
will tit In well with our "cheers."
YOUR UHADKHS.
You could call yourselves the. Trusty
Tumi, the Tried nnd Truo Twelve or the
Hall and Net Club.
Sweater Is Too Big
7tl ttir Ed. tor of ll'omnl.'fl lap
Dear Madaml have come to jou for
advice inanv tlmus before nnd you have
ulven mo ery jjood advice Now I am
eomlne; to you again
1 i-ecelveil .i wbllp lintt sweater
for Clirlstm.it and It wus a little loo big
lor me Some people (old me that bj
uasiiniK ii it would siinilK. I out tins
i couple of times nnd It has become Im
mense Will ,vou pleaiie tell me some
'vnv In which 1 can niuke tin- sweater
smaller, so that It will look all light'.'
s. j:
If the sweater did not shrink after
being vi ashed there isn't any way thai
vou can shrink It, but you can make It
smaller by tnklng It In at the sides, or
ive.i cutting It down and l.-nlmng
tln'-di to It. .Since the wool Is very good
md not worn nt all, it y mild be a goodinini?
iidwi to lip tho sweater and knit It ov.i
Incaln When It hn.s been lipped, steam
j the yarn, and thin will lake the
. "rrlnkles" nut of II. making It umooth
land cane to knit with.
I
Maliing More Money
II ollon -Tile (,lrl"
I he
.sk minnst nnj one who Is fan'lllnr
with thr iiPtnlis of hollow-tile cotvjtruc
tioii vvork wlicther women can make con
Mih nous sin c. sses In the buslnias world
and le will prohnblj- reply: "Thev cer
tninly can. There s nn outstnndlng sue
ci" s right In my on u lino ICver hear of
Asii'.d S. 1 tn-ll k ' .No' Well, she's
responsible for Mipplv log a Inrgo portion
of ll o tile u.spil In big office bulldlnif .
ninl pubic striututiM throughout ih
.Middle West .and In a. cousldoiablu pro
P .riinn of thn Mast as v.oll
Jhe vasn'i alvva.i io prominent,
l ugh As a m.itt.r of fa.'t. Miss Itos-
tig came over to this country from
I fnmiir'ic when she wis onlj- twelve
1 ve'irn old and she had to go to work at
fifteen the moment that sho had mnti
e..d ruo'irh English to (liable her to
i take, u pu.-,i o.i a& a stinngiaphrr, in i".
i a 'ir k Then she clerked for a while
a
i In
i hardwnrc store at JT a week uud
lift there for u faotorv position at is
Th n determined to make mor.- !non?v
sin I everted to plciiogrnphv and ap
nll'd for a Job with a dealer in sew. r
;.!,... biv nroilucls. demanding nnd
reviving the' compaiallvolv high '.'turn must bv ready for him
or ;i ,i v.ek WIUilii tin-., i-iont'is1 "I.'ach day sho drosses, wnli i,ip ui
she had laki n Mich an Interest In th I most cue. and goes to meet tho New
Inn. m ss and had t-hovvn such marked I York train. Her brain U'e ceased at
abdltv to hnndln details thnt "hr wasl'hrt milium and In mind and both she
raised tn Sir, and. before the rnd of the I seems to be the nge Clint he left lur
v.nr. she received $lno a month, of , You've heard mv theory. Now vhnls
wbic'ii she saieil nearly half 'yours?'
"When tho llrm broke up. Miss Holing! There w.is silence for a minute, ihpn
iliteimlned to go Into buslnisH fo- l-.-r- .n ihlrd man spoke. lie was u lull,
-elf but H took i very penuv ofhei small Toop. shouldered map, with extremilv
cip'ta! to necure tho ni-cessiiry offices i:,t, hair and eyebrows and u pec.u
riidaunted sho went right out in com i iu,,- dlng gait A man old for his
petition with men who hnd been -el I In (.,u(i, . nc would have said
tile for vppi'f. nnd linded her llrst ion- "Tiventv j'earf ago the fourteenth of
tr-ict b tin. .iietr hcikhi. uiiiti tiii.oM
edge of the goods sho was nr ling Since
thm she's Bono abend nnd today. i
ore of tho best-known contractors In lln?
business"
Monday A rrofltablo Cellar
The Question Corner
To'l.i.v's Inquiries
.. Desriihe n gnme which childn n
will like to plnv at n VnlPiitine
part j.
J. '.low can n plain dnrk vclvel hag
be inail" to look like n diffprotit
on" after it bus been curled for
some time'.'
'.. In what attractive wnj is n new
leather boll for wear with n sports
sweater nr.nli'?
4. 'I'o milk" a doll's house in a very
Inexpensive nnd ensy wnj, whnt
iii'tlcle mny he iisodV
',. Ilow is an i.pto-ilntc Imini'di'.'
ioIip of lonlurov or ipiiltcil ma
ti vinl ni.idi'V
H. Wh.it i n. i he done Io prevent n
tkiss ulen-il I'lolu criifl.lng when
,i i-ij hot liipiid is poured into it V
YestenlayS iiswers
1. A I sket lllbd with looi lulls of
lottmi. to sugeiT.t the plniitallnu
dins of l.'iiuoln's tinio. innkos nn
oilgin.'il ipiitcrpiecp for n l.ln
n.'ii's r.irthdni purti, with inox
puislie fnvms under the cotton
in be mtllnl out h) red, white nnd
blue i iblinin
. A pair of lilcoinci's, longer tlmn
th" i"giiliir Kind, for wear under
n lioavv skht, an h" knitted out
of tnoroet Ized silk.
".. The rolllid I "ck of a little girl's
dress is cut down (he center hunt
iibmit live im In s nnd lneeil to
geiher with colored rllibnn over a
white i est
4. When mini- aie to be plcntrd,
they can he tit nviic as wide n
Iiitcmli il, nut piiotnl down tin
center, so thnt l:li idges uf tin
work can be ued. thus nialtiug
thn woik rot just half as much.
,". A hook (over which is used In
the woman who is pnitlciil.ir
nbout her hooks, anil nt the sa.ne
tliuo likos to have things looking
well, Is niinle of unhloai'lii'il mns
I'm with nn etnhioidcrcii mono
grnm. (I. Cold water should be used in llrst
unking I'ntli.s wlun thev are lie
ing wn lied, us thl. di ioIvii th
in
i
Mnreh loft In them
iL
THE ARTIST COULDN'T TALK
WITHOUT PENCIL AND PAPER'
And It Seems Very Funny to Us, but Wc Can't Cook Without
an Apron or Exert Our Strength Without Mailing a Face
"TTMIAT kind of n hat did she get?"
V tho nrtlst was nsked.
"Why, it wns sort of black," he be
gan, vaguely. "And it hnd n thing
wnlt n minute."
Ho found his favorite pencil in his
vest pocket, pulled out one of those
bunches of letters that men always
seem to have handy, nnd found a com-
parntivcly clean envelope.
"Jt was like this," ho snld, drawing
a few accurate Unci. "And it hnd a
thing like this In front that m.ih n
nice shade of blue and then it turned
up just n little like tills In back."
With his pencil in his hand and a
piece of paper before him he could
describe or explain nnytbiii?.
Without them be wns helpless,
And you think he's funny but you
do the same thing yourself.
YOU can't draw a single line, no : but
do you cook?
And are you rather fussy about al
ways having nice, clean npronH ready to
slip into ni toon ns you go into the
kitchen?
Well, then, you'ro just ns bclplehs
In a kitchen without nn apron ns thnt
artist is in a conversation without his
You' may start in sometimes, without!
IL, ,111. llll, lk JVl. U., (,t.,lllJ ,.,.r..f, '
nicely.
I. n.wl l.lilr !,, nfn Alt. 9 nilitlff .
Hut fotnehow, your henrt dorsn t .
seem to be in tho work : you stnnd way
off from the tnble to mix up your bis
cuit hnttcr: jou hehnvo ns If .vou were
f l.i t ... .,!.. .,.. .... l. . .1... I
Illl-lllll ill IZI'LLIIILT III'UI ,'IIIIllhLII 11 III.,'
sink to wnsh the lettuce. -
" on lenn hnlf-henrtcdly over the
stove, waiting for the potato wnter to
boil.
Then suddenly jmi realize what's
the matter jou haven't ony apron on.
You get one, put It on, and right
away you sail Into things ns If you
meant business and you do, too.
THE DAILY NOVELETTE
Untitled Kcctts
ly CiKUTItl'Di: CUSIllNO
"And I contrnd that It Is tho cxperl-
ences and exercises of tho mind that i
cause nge to appear In tlio body. It ,
Ii the Unowlcdgc of good and evil and I
the consequent ovcr-lncrcarliiB ohllfra- ,
tlon to discriminate, together with the i
sorrow Incident to failure, Intentional :
or otherwise."
"Then you think that if tho br.iln I
ceased nt any given mluuto to develop i
from tnat minute mo nouy would ro
main unchnnged In lino and colo
i-Mircsston?"
und '
"Soincthlne like that."
'Can jou clto it case In point?"
Tho question cams from a third man
who up to this point had taken no pail
Ir the discussion.
Tho threo men. until the day boforo
strungors, were gathered In a room In
a minll hotel In western .Massachu
setts. A snapping wood tire flaming In
the grate, a pack o" well-thumbed oaids
and tall glasses containing some steam
ing brew wore helping to dispel mo
.,,. ,,f'n ,iff.nnniteK- stiirmv iu
e.s." replied tho first mnn. "In a
very few words. Uo you remember tho
oddly dressed young womnn on tho sta
tion platform when wo left tho train
j-rnterday? Well, this Is her story.
' She was a gli 1 In this town when 1
was n. boy, somo t went j- ycar.s ago. Tlio
winter sho wan eighteen she Fppnt in
Now York visit lug an aunt In the
spring sho camo back engaged to bo
married. In the fall her lover camo
up for three or four weeks and tho wod
d'ng look place at the end of that time
They wont to New York to llvcf We
nil liked hlni nnd her letters homo al
wavs sounded as though she was co
lli elv hnppv. The next summer ho. re
ceived a letttr calling him to u min
ing district in Montana. It wns said
i'.,il It wan buslnesn which demanded
his peiHotial attention. He brought her
here to May with her people until Ills
return and from that dnv to thin noth
ing has been heard from or of him. I
Whether the letter wnf a fraud and '
that was a wny ho took to desert hr
op not, of coiirBP. I don't know, I have
never thought so, however.
"h'or c while she put up u good fight ,
'Then one ilui idle collapsed utterly aid:
cried mtliiuouslv for hours Nobodv I
ii.uld i'o anvtlilng for her. At last It
. pined av If something m her brain1
gave w.ij and a complete change too't'
place. She stopped gi loving nnd de-
inipil her belief Unit in r nusuinu wouni
I H'tuiu soon to suiprise ner unci h'i
and
iuij,' he In linn, I opined my
In a .a ell loom In a sort of Improvised ,
hospital wind In a mining town in Mor.
1 n.nu Thev told mo that six weeks .
' efort I had been struck on the head
I by a pi i'i oi" stone from the nun of n
,di i lick wIiIlIi had nprung loooe. 1 vvas
knocked unionsctous and had been pi.ic
tlinllv so ever since. When 1 ooknl
' mv. i' I v as an jou sec nn- no i .
I'o ill app araiiLcs an old man at tv eu-
v-llne
'I g.iiiicd hfilth and strength riip'dlv,
and Kiiuii In g.in to live agnlii, but
I'veryihliig pr. vlous to tho nioment oi
I mv avvak. nlng on that fourteenth of
I .Inly was blank an absolule void : and
livl'h meinorj went all rapiclty for tn
i tense fpellng of any kind.' llo p nisei!
, tlif.'ii 11) tin ti ."iicludod. "1 hiipi.js.
'h.it 'voma.i is mv wife"
The i iilil-hloodi'd i tatomenl brought
iln. dim on. I man emit iu his chnli
' Suppou sue . ? My (,'od. man. is Ilin
i'i jou I nvo to sai." What an jou
going to do about it?"
The third man lose slowly, thrusting
'ns long arm-, upward his tlsta clenched
-. though In Mime dumb, liopelt-ss way
he . I'ltallf airing the Iulbiil- Wln-ti
no answcrid. his lobe . . nied .ittimcd
to til plnv of III" (.klll'lllti laglllg lilll-
flll.
".Slies In a fools pniailm of bopi
i Iypt hir stav t In io What inn I do'
aprri I, rur-iViui-rti-.-r'- n'i
Do You Know
a
The Finest Butter in America"
Sold only in "Awo" Stores
aiXfmiireee.f 'nw -.-
pKIUIAl'3 you arc llkc-the little t
L who nlwoys twisted her face Into ,
knot when she made nnv effort such
buttoning her own shoes, pushing n J!
nil the way Into n patient rng S
through several layers of clothe,
lifting n heavy burden from the floor
H io stood oim day watehiiig l
mother try to untie a much-knott,?
Btrlng: she longed to help. "M
"Stlclt jour tongue out, mother!".!,,
ndvlscd. at lust. With the aid of h
Muck -out tongue, mother finally tnsn!
nged to untie the knot. m
Her daughter couldn't possibly hM,
done it otherwise, nc tier could rl
if that Is your aid to effort. tn
TIIBUB wns the mnn with a mcchanl.
cnl turn of mind who funscd nil dit
nbout machinerv with n clgnrette nff,J
iiiriieu pniiiuiiiiy nn inward Ins nos i
he compressed hii lips with the effort it
tlislodging n part, or adjusting n vrlr"
A look nf titter consternation fnmji
over his face, one birthday, when h'i
wife bet a lingo cake before him sr',i
handed hlni a knife.
"It's -votir blrthdnr. vnn'lt i,,. .. 11
cut
t the cake." she told hlni, Tatttriz -I
anxiously
tor results.
He polsod the knife bravely ovsr tl
cake, looked helpless but gniiie-nj',
tln-n his expression chnnged.
until nc commautlod and plun-H
I,"!" ''I8 I,0ctH for the packngo of cV
v. ,.,
i'lnclng one at the usual rnkul. ...i.
pressing bis lips llrmly over It. hc ro(
from his chnlr. grasped the knife again
and the enko wus cut with tici fen
nlm mid precision,
....
VKS. it is funny the wnv
V '"" ,L ." ""."', ,,,p ""' 'no nr' t
J- hns to havp his pencil nnd Ins r,i.
of pnper beforn he can descrlle nnt
thing. Hut, after nil, It's no funnier fca
tlio wny nil the rpst of us hnve to Im.j
our this or our thnt right with u, i.
fore wp enn accomplish nnv task sotii
fiictorlly. Things You'll Love to iltiaTl
Cut-Out-Vdlcntine
Ii ou are looking lor u i;i!"ttin to
send to a "rpecl.il" person make thn
noicl CUTOUT VALiUNTINi;. I rho'v
very slmplo development of the olu t ii,
Pennsylvania cutout valentine Cir i,
circle of lino quality paper tinted if vou
llko. Fold tho circle into uuivrtcrs ar.tt
mark out the design ni shown in t'u'
out these blnck parts, open and joj
will havo thn design ns shown in D u
each heart wrlto n small Irve poem o
ono stanza of a long one Painted fir-got-me-nots,
bore nnd mere, add tmidi
f) the beauty of this unusual ('ITOl'T
VAl.UNTIN'U. I'MHa
I've got a wlfo and children in i v
niont, Wj'omtnc. 1 married too girl i
tun sed mo buck to life ' Wit t n' u
shuttled fiom tlio room
"To tho devil with our i'ip e
burst from the second man as lio rane'l
his glass uiiEteadllv to 1 Is lip
Tho first man said nothing I. if k n?
nfter midnight ho snt before the srrwl.
derlng ashes.
Nt eiiinplelo noielelte ll'T Mlst.tb
Your Soul's in Your Hand
Ily IUVINI1 It. ll(IIN
MIAI.I.UU. (IIAIM.I) IIIIAHT MB
A. If other Indications nhnvv IscU
of health, the shallow, bullied hrurl
line spenkH of i pourlj funcllonlnr
henrt with iiltlnmle lienrt ilium""
tlireiiteiilmr. If the bund shown gooil
lipsltli. tills klnil of helirl line ho
seiillnirnliillll coupled with nelfliih-
IIPKN.
IAXXIV
Wo havo seen (section t.XXII) tit i i
shallow, chaltiod line Indicates a v '
funriionliig. obBtruclPd organ. Accorii
Initlv wo iiiibst rend a lioait lino of lin
suit' to slgnlfv thut th heart of '"
pei "on In ipiestlon Is functioning ; r00'
and Is in .'omo vvaj". obstructed n
opnat'on This may refer to health o
I.. . 'i.ir.-.ctri If to character the fr. ;
t , part ot tho heart line In a K'm'
band. shovvH sentimentality, in ;
band tlckleiiess and liiconstancv dun b
the prrlod of the shallow iiomi Tin) I ;
Hon which Is chat.ied shows a bt
pronounced condition of these reswe
tin rummies In Hie afiiviimis P i
Im.I hand It Indicates a locil,. '"f.
lownrdlv dlspos tlon
If ihc life lino shows defects i.i T--rlod.i
corresponding Io those r i
pprlodn of shallowness or cluiu. ' ft ; '
tho Iii'iiH Iln. . the latter should be "
as health dPlnlB. If the life lm '
lerfoit but the build In genei ll S" .
the defectlvo heart line Is nc'
to be indicative of tho chara 'ei d' '
(To bo viinlliitirdl
There Ih one near )our liunic
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