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AT CUPID'S CALL
By MAY CHRISTIE
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VWhat Makes the World Go Round
"Ml
DBAIt, you're utterly tm-
trnrlillv! Whnt Is it. nftcr all.
ibnt makes the world go round?"
Mary wit about
to answer:
,"IiOVC," but
'checked herself la
time as Kvc ut
tered the one
word: ".Money I"
Mary btrnlsht
ened up. She
couldn't let this
jinw without a
definite critlcUm.
Otherwise. she
'would feci n
traitor to herself
And her whole
creed of life and
ethic
no i
Please Tell Me
What to Do
Ity CYNTHIA
m iy oitnisTtn
live, on the other hand, was in
whit put out. . . , .
"Do go on1," hc miM, "I didn'tfor.
Ktvo me hitherto suspect you 01 using
.so IntorestlnR."
"I'm afraid I'm preaching sermon."
rejoined Mary. An npoh.Rotle lipht lay
in her tweet eyes. "Hut I do most truly
mean what I Hay. Money, position and
power aio nothing compared with hop.
plncss. If I loved nininn I wouldn't
.top to think of the thine thnt he fcould
nlve me material thlncs. thai is it
would bo tlie man himself I'd care for,
not his money."
"The difficulty is"." said F.
little burst of candor, "that 1
cover whether Dick Cnlardi
rich or nonr.''
Krom this frank speech Mary Immc llJJ'i-liihilp'cSvere
diately recoiled. To her the youns back- j ,10t 1" b' '"gT
vVooilsmnn was n kind of denisod. It'
Accuses "Smiles" of Unfairness
Dear Cynthia If you please, to the
ofTcnslm Hldn of debaters on uancmB,
especially "Smiles." . ....
It has been handed down to mo that
In all walks of life there Is only one
true rule to nbldc by. and ii..?.
sense of fair play to nil." Now Smiles,
a ou know an well na I do that a man is
(meaning both sexes) man until lie
shows himself differently. ,,. T
I am not defending myself becauso I
urn not a dancer, it's Just fair plaj.
A dancer has his rights as well as the
.,. riinu in tmrms of the fair sex.
UP-TO-DATE VERSION
OF THE POPULAR CAPE
' It Is only his medium of obtaining ii.
re -n. Illi nl it I were to condemn dancing I would
e. "'. " i ... ...!.. ih.. ii.mi little Klrl 1
' C?" Vii l"w. and who would do, that? I leave
11 is really ,,,. ,. , . "Smiirs." Mr. cr-
"Vnn'pp urrini?! I'm sure that money
:. ." i I i...
riocsn't make the worm go ro . u. ui ... , incredible to realize that Eve
the contrary, m nunc coiivmccu urn- , . . . , ,vorl,,h. in-c was mak-
ing calculations on his problematic In-
rttl
non Custfo wna n vasellne-naireu aanr
JJUUK9 UlU
OP 1890.
It often comes between oneself and hap- ,""'"." ,7;
lie.id ami
nlnni I Ml llnchpster. hellcVC 1IU. II
R bulncM slrl I do know whnt I'm
(.peaking of!"
Eve lluiic back her pretty
laughed , . .,
"The world well lot for love, and nil
that sort of thing?" she mocked. "Miss
JJrcw no let me call jou Mnr
you're a dear, romantic little goose .
Mary, face aglow, leaned forward to
Yinnl the other gill. ,
AL T l. J..... ikn iil'lft tit I III.'.
1-11,1 K1IIIW JUl W..I.1. .""- '"; I rln.nn llMInlfS.
jng, fiie cam. biuij. ". ;; ,,t,...i.rl. Misi Kve smiled rt
come.
Mived with the condemnation in
Mary's mind was a little thrill of envy.
If Dick lord Eve. then surely out of
all the world she was the luckiest slrl.
"Of course." continued Eve. realiz
ing that she had made a dellnite mis
take, "of course. I like Dick for him
self. When I siicak about Ills income
Asks How She Calls Herself 'Smiles-
Dear Cynthia Your column Is the
most Interesting one In the whole.
Kvkniso I'lnuc LKoann. Vont sou
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This article Is In answer to Smiles (
publication praising "Wondering. Miss
Smiles," you ought to be elected hon
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,11..,, I,, V1"V... fc ..u .
t. ,. ,.t,i i, .r nttlntr and nropor in
nmnnlinm with thfi Btaild S'OU taKC
Wouldn't the young people of this city
hav
... n 1,-ivz.k. timi lust doing what jou
I'm thinking of its effect upoti my i thlr,k ls , Kilt7 oh, lust wonderiui. i
cuardinn. He s terribly nmmuous, inr- Iin, womlerlnK now
IIC Wlllll- llllll i.
nntlis lmve lwen vcrv dittercill. 1 ve
lived In a quiet, humble sort of way.
without money of m own and always
had to work hard for a living. Hut
Miss Rochester I've been happy. I
like simple things. Heal people.
Genuine amusement. I've learned to
differentiate between the things that
matter and the things that don t . I
know m real friends when I meet them.
"You think that I mid girls like me
I arc running aftei false gods'" quer
ied Eve. ., , ,
Marv met her guze unllinchiiigly.
"I prefer not to make any answer,
' hc said .it last, with her slow, uttrac
i tlvc smile. . ..
I "Oh. but I want to hear jour views
cried Eve. "And I do assure you that
, iou won't ollcml me in the least.
cnmnlnrpnt little sill
mnt'K n snlrllllid match
considers this anxiety nbout my tuturc
to be his bounden duty Hut It does be
come n little boring particularly when
one falls in love'." She faltered over the
last few words.
Silence fell between the girls. Mary s
ce was out over the lolling land
cnpp. now almost indistinguishable in
the cnthcrlni ilusis
vnn pnn can your'
self "Smiles." The opposuo to u
lle-"l ought ol narrow Idea that .respectable PPlo do
ph 1 siiiinose he I not dance I Say, "Smiles, yotti cer
.ill. i siippusi. m. prnw-fipct street car? Try It
You will be pushed and Jostled bo often
that iou could not get the same action
tr mi iinncpil ii whole year, I Know, ut
lOUrM', tlLIAiluiiih .v " , . ...... ..n
should cet himself a private car, und ,
suppose you wain on ami n.nv ...
n nlco Saturday afternoon and one Is
jostled around, what then ; I suppose
vou would walk out In the street. The
lirst tiL-oole In this world dance itnrt th
i.'.... ,..., 1 imp vnnity case and cyed'unrst ik-odIo dance. i.o mere
herself in the little mirror.
"Heavens'. What a fright 1 look!
And the dearc't boy in the world is
coining to the station at the other end
,0SlicCgave u small, nfreetcd lough. She
drew out her powder-puff. 1 pstick .cold
roiiTC-uov:. umi )""? i".""1
figure It
out for lc'-CAg,OKAtj AXCEa
Better Tell Him
Dear Cvnthla Please tell me what to
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cream.
S.Tto.k a long, 'deep brent..: Eor .W 'rK"
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a moment ner guzc to vui m mv
. dusky landscape. ,.,..,
I "If jou want mc to be candid. hc
! said at last. "I do think that the girls
1 of your particular -ct run after false
i rods, as vou term it. Money, for in
' Manee. And position. Oil. and power
1 Hut" here she paused a moment
mone principally. llecuuo. through
It the" other two are possible.
'Sue broke off. half-embarrassed.
rnnilif tllO raVilSsJI Ul i"- wutT ..
an'. J0rCTenrc,t boy in th- world.' "
repeated Mary, woudcringly. Hut t
uiiderptood you'd just said good-by to
'"'"Oh this is' another." said Eve.
li"htlv." "H doesn't do to lmve all
one's apples in one curt : '
Tomorrow -Julian Ynnd.tvecr
THROUGH A WOMAN'S EYES
ny JEAN NEWTON
The Ideal Husband
A TOrXG man wants to know : and Uny Hoge the r ,d here verhev
A What ,ithe ideal inisban,! ? I an d'TC.ic from their detachment in
the lov.r husband, the father 1 is ba id. n(ih i)thcr that t(;y ,lt.wlyweds.
the indulgent iiusDaii i. u..- '""; "V. .So imagine my nstonisniiieni. on s, .
kn,l n, ns Ilie imiM"' " ""
t. i tiio uaiiiiei
lUlllll Uli " , , . " Ifl
linndsomo villain misouu.i.
Is it charm or goodness or both or
hat that makes the ideal husband.'
"I have heard women say." he
writes, "that the too good husband t
horinc. that a woman wants to gee jeui
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in a want', mm i.vi
.i ... n (.Mnrniinir limn.
1(111 b III" i . " .!- I
dear: vou'd get nervous prosirauu. .
AVhat is it that they do want.' Dp they
know themselves '"
!,!,. ,o n ,ln nf)t kllOW wliat WC
Oils
'11
rain.
my
:.. ... i,..r "Vnn. nf course, nuvo tin
ideal husband." to have her reply, "I
guess there is no such nnimal .
"Of course." she said, "we want a
man to be devoted, to be almost us fool
Milv loving after marriage as during
his "courtship. Hut there is no thrill
in too much of it. .lust as u woman
loves to baby a big strong man rather
ji - ...l. ..nn,L if 1111.1- fit. Hin lilVPQ
lliail "IIU II" HVs-U-s IV . jw-t. " " ,w, ' rrlvfk
... ii mnti Km lu fnnrio Wlrll i " "
IClll IHMII ""l i n . ......
do. A few months ago i inei k juuun
Knullslt soldier. His extreme sadness
aroused my pity. I tried to cheer him
We became great friends and he threw
off his melancholy, became cheerful and
ambitious. Yesterday, to my furprlse.
Iip asked me to marry him, and I real
ize he loves me deeply "nd my compan
lonfhlp means everything to him.
Wo are the best of pals, congenial,
and he means a lot to me. too but I am
seven years older than he. He thinks I
am One year younger.
Shall I tell him this, the onlv reason
for my hesitation? If 1 do .tell him-
how will It nnect mm ur'u - "..'(,
him without telling him I am so much
older In years? In till else but years he
Is the older, for his war experience has
creatlv aged him and he appears older
. than I. What shall I do?
Better tell him the truth ; If ho loves
vou he will not minu ne ouiu uiu
nbly hate the deceit and sooner or later
he would have to lenow. Iou could not
swear to an untruth when you apply for
it marriage license. Always be true nnd
nboveboard, even if It hurts and Is n
shock to the young man. Seven years
Is not so great a difference If the man
Is as you say. more experienced than
the woman. Hut whpn you are fifty re
' member he will be fortythree, and you
must be verv careful of your appearance
to try to keep looking as young as possible
Hy COKINNE l.OWE
"Let the cape do It," says the ir
responsible coat nnd frock of this
spring. Just how much the cape may be
trusted, too, Is indicated. by one of the
smart new Paris modes for this spring.
This mode provides that the sleeve be
created by a buttoning over of the folds
of the cape.
This mode is illustrated here in tha
gown nnd cloak combination of beige
nnd maroon I'olrct twill which other
wise deserves attention because of the
daring arrangement of the two color
The Woman's
Exchange
For Jane
, Several peoplo have written to Jane,
through the column, nnd given ndvlco
to her about the bunion which troubles
her. This ndvlco has proved helpful to
them, and they havo been kind enough
to pass It on.
If Jane herself will nenrt her name
and address tho letters will be sent to
her. "
Hands Are Important
lo Mi Editor of tha tromon't Poet!
Dcnr Madam Seeing the helpful ad
vlco to others in your column, I would
like you to help me also. 1 am n young
girl almost eighteen nnd am greatly
troubled with warts on the palms of
my hands. I havo tried to burn them
-with a caustlo pencil, but It does not
seem to have any effect. Also could
you recommend a hair tonlo for dry,
brittle hair which will promote Its
growth? LUCY
Physicians have a skillful Tvay of
burnlnir these, and It would be much
better to havo this done by your doctor
than to attempt to remove them your
self. You cannot bo too careful of your
hands, you' know, for you are using
mem an me time.
A good hair tonlo can bo had at any
drug store. They will advise you there
about tho one which is best for you.
Being a President
To thilKdltor o tht IVomnx',1 i'aori
Deat Madam You havo helped so
many others that I have decided to ask
some help of you, too.
I am president of a club in our high
school, nnd ns I lmvo never been presi
dent before I am at a loss as to one's
duties. My club is jv needlework club,
called "Tho Throe Needles." Wo 'em
broider, knit nnd crochet. Bv a nresl
dent's duties, I mean, how to open a
meeting, how to treat a seconded mo
tion nnd how to call on a certain com
mittee for a report.
I Now, dear madam, I would like to
know the exact amount of 'rainfall we
! had In this city for tho year 1920. Can
you tell me thls7 U W.
While the business part of the meet-
i Ir.g Is go'ng on, tl)e president nnd the
secretary lit at a small table lacing the
rest of the company. Tho president
starts the proceedings by rapping on the
table and saying, "Tho meeting 'will
please, como to order." She then an
nounces that tho secretary will read tho
minutes of the previous session of tho
club. She next calls for the treasurer's
report and reports from the heads of
various committees. This Is all done In
the samo way. For Instance, when tho
president wishes n report from tho
chairman of the entertainment commit
tee sho simply says. ".Will the' chair
man of the entertainment committee
read her report?"
When a motion has been seconded
the president says, "The motion has
been moved nnd seconded, and now
stands approved."
The rainfall In tho city of Philadel
phia last year amounted to ,41.1, inches.
WHAT'S WHAT
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FIFTY-FIFTY
Dy nAZETj DEYO HATCIIELOR
CopyrloJir. !' PkKw Ledotr Co.
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When a married woman writes a let
ter she should sign it (for example)'
"Emily Iloblnson," never "Mrs. Henry
Hoblnson." If she is writing a business
letter to some ono who does not know
whether she Is Miss or Mrs., it Is proper
to sign "Emily Itoblnson," and beneath
that, In parenthesis, "Mrs. Henry Itob
lnson)". , I
The married womans legal namo Is
Emily P-oblnson, Mary Smith, eta : in
society she is known ns Mrs. Henry Hob.
Inson or Mrs, John Smith, but when she
nnixp her nnme to any legal document.
sho signs her own first name and her
husband's last name. Many women, un
accustomed to legal iorms, were sur
prised when they registered ns voters
for tho first time and discovered that, In
tho eyes of tho law. it is morn Important
to bo Sarah Jones than to be Mrs. Joshua
Jones. This Individual Import extends
back to ancient law. beforo the prefix
"Mrs." was Invented, nnd before Portia
(daughter of) Cato became Portia
(wife of) Brutus.
Is This You?
Persons born between November 22
nnd December 21, when the sun is in
Sagittarius, aro liable to have to travel
a great deal. Thev have an earnest,
outspoken frankness of speech and man
ner that frequently gets them into dif
ficulties and misunderstandings. They
arc jovial, vivacious nnd combative, und
nbhor anything that verges on deception
or secrecy. Have a keen sense of humor
nnd sarcasm.
Persons born between December 21
nnd January 20, under Cnpricornus, aro
nntural lenders in everything thcyunder
tnkc. They havo great ideals; nro In
stigators of large -undertakings and be
long at the head of largo enterprises.
They uro disposed to have things done
for them. They nro determined and
never givo up. Aro endowed with nn
enso and freedom of manner that ls
pleasing ; nro great talkers nnd make
good business men und good housekeepers.
IT SEEMED ALL DARKNESS
ON THE FIRST GOOD FRIDAY
For the Sorrowing Multitude Did Not Know Thai in
Days There Would Be Light and Faith and
Hope Once More
BUT day after tomorrow is Easter'.
Tllpr fllftn'f trnnn. If tl.nf .In,. -1,pn
Thr,
ce
ti linvi. u
her alone rather than an nll-around
ood-nntured fellow, so it ih more inriu-
"Wondering" Sticks to Her Guns
Hear Cynthia I still stand by every
thing I nuotod In my first letter.
To "Jim" I. too. like athletics and
I also like Ood's green country- and it's
river?. Tell me this, Jim. wouia you
nn iinnrinir ir vou met uie riKin
one. and she asked vou to7 "ouldyou?
Tinnt until we tind that we want what f)g (1 be thc mlp nn(j ony wjtu n ,
we have not cot. And certainly tnc w()0 mmjrM pretty face and can pick
girl with her rosy dream of nn ndnrins , llt a smiut ,),
prince forever is no criterion. Neither m,s n()t kn0
L tho married woman with n grievance
Hather. it t.ikcs the married woman
tilth tin' average, good, hard-working.
esser than with one who
there s another bit of
tcmininity on earth.
"Thin, a man should have a hobby.
Kor that, whether it is postage stamps.
I wonder. I. for one. would do almost
nnvthlnir for mv right to happiness.
J. II. P It will be more thnu Integ
rating to mc If I pver meet n fellow who
doesn't dance : It will be a novelty. I've
known people who dnncc all night, nnd
the next morning come o their places
of emplovment complaining of a head
ache ond a tired fcpllng and what not.
Maybe you 11 tell me wny mey ao tin
.Wotcd husband to speak with authority 'TJVTy ! wEn .neVe "a re" Plenty "it other recrc
on vvnni is me mrai . . , f , ,innllcs, ny llf supplying n '" nr...
.i i t ,.i -MoV, n nnn t,i tell me I ,,..,.. ..!..i i.. - i,iir, f .i.iinl O. Notso i.recn
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hfcntise ii seemeu u mi: uim
l'A.l I.OI
Tiers is nn ideal marriage and that her
huvband must be thc ideal husband, tor
erprvbodv knows lie worsiups nei .
Thev've been married five years and
hp won't attend an nlumni dinner be
cause it m a man's afTnir and he doesn t
iijov an evening away from lu'r . As
far on other women nre concerned, he
doesn't know they exist. You can't get
him to admit that any other woman is
beautiful movie star, puma donna or
whoever he may be. His wife is all
there is. there is no more'
Then they lmve their work in com-
t .1 . ...i1A.ii,lnl1 tt t
mon. J nev nave mc same prim;-.iw "
ilciicc of us to keep us on the qui viv'e ',
i the zest that all of us want a long ns
wi nre voting, wlikh may lie to about
eightv -three.
"Of course, every woman knows tliut
as a liusb.uiil the plain solid type is ot ii
premium, while mnny charmers arc be
low par. Masculine cbnrm will not keep
the wheels going 'round, and verv hand
some men are frequently coueeitcd and
iUkl-.
"Ct'itainly . wo want them to he good
and indulgent and adoring and inter-
ted in in alone: but for the ideal, for
If there arc quite
a fow n them nround. they must bo very
fin and pretty well scattered I never
had the pleasure of meptlng one It
would give me quite a thrill to luar
some fellow talk about something sen-
, sible. nnd not nhout the dance ho nt
t nded last night, and thc danco he
1 Is coing to tonight
I I don t see what enjoy ment people
i c?et out nf dancing. Now don't tell mo
it Is healthful and cxerctslng There
are plenty other more henlthful and en
imnh!i wavs of recreation.
' l.a Mori 1 agree with you A good
he viarnagcof Frances Carter ami no reason why she should be cast off.
,i Pnat beoan on.a fifty-fiftV !! Prances knew! She had known for a
1 1 age ocpun ""', ''''' ', .,, , lomr imn hut .h. i,n -im ... .1.1. ....
i herself with the Idea that things were
nil right. That very day that sho hod
i gono to John Temple's ofilce she had
uurposely misunderstood things he had
5?.,rt. or. rilth!.r . the 'nek of them, and
Mildred's criticism of her material as
I well as Clarissa's little stinging speech
I had gono deep.
I Her work had not lin o-.,i .,,.
lonig time. She had lost her sparkle and I
for the most part had been writing
, sheer drivel Just for the purpose of till-
! Frances thought back to the fin.
proud moment when John Temple had
given her n chance on tho paper. The
day she had walked out of his office the
proud possessor of a Job and n respm.
slhlo one had been ono of tho happiest
days In her life. And she had dls-
ijjtiiiucu nimi -rna i nurt worse than
anything else I She had not lived up to
whnt he had thought she could do.
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e envelope wnicu uo.c ...: ......... a!(t ;ntervle,v ,vlth ,.,. ,,, -y",,.T , .,
of the Chronicle heavily stamped In i consequential things she had cha"ttcred
one corner, she knew somehow that' of . Doubtlessj he thought her too light
the news w"as not going to bo pleasant j a"g. Ivotou. , to ; be entrusted with val-
nnd that somehow she must brace her
self to meet a blow.
I
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'".' "":.'"'"" .,;:. n,! mntlCU
for i-rancts icas imni v --:-,. : thr.
and misted "Vn faying hall the
bU. Hoicecer.it didn't work out etll
at all. tor ichen the "ar'T" "''.
into thc some apartment house, CW
mwtumol out to be the clin0tng-vtne
tvve of tcomon, ond her iippcol to
Jerry teas vcrv dincreni ""',''"';
res' straightforward attitude. Frances
began to feel that she had made a
mhtakc. and she set about being verv
femiiilne. Hut although she made he
telf verv attractive to other Mien,
otoce oil to Jim llarlowc, she dd not
deem nbte to make anv Impression on
Jerri at all. In the ineanriinr i m..
neglected her tcorfc for more frivolous
things and one morning o letter como I
to her from the necspapcr.
CHAFTKIl XXXI
Frances Has a Shock
S 1'K.VNCES pulled tho letter out of j
A Folly Parly
Are you going to h'uvc a parly
on April 1? Do you want 'some
new nnd different ways of fooling
your guests without making them
uncomfortable? They'll just love to
play "going to Jerusalem" In the
foolish wny that is described In this
party. And they'll be completely
mystified at thc refreshment table
when they look for their names on
the place cards and find the names
of people they never heard of. Send
n self-addressed, stamped envelope
to the Kditor of Womans Page, if
you want to know more about this
jolly entertainment for April FooI'r
Day.
they gathered sorrowing nboufthc foot
of a Cross.tlmt stood upon n hill,
They could see no brightness ahead :
nil about them was darkness, and thc
light which had como ao lccently Into
their lives had been 'taken away from
them.
No wonder they mourned nnd were
snd.
Hut on the. third day He rose ngoin
from the ilftail, nnd thcro was joy and
faith nnd hopo onco more in the world.
HASN'T it always been that wny.evcr
since that time?
Hnvsn't you nlwoys found that nftcr
the worst times of depression nnd hope
less darkness of despair there comes n
Brighter time;
In Ihe midst of wnr there doesn't
seem io he much hone of loal happiness,
and mirth ever again.
Yet tho day nftcr penco U declared
we arc dancing ns ve never danced be
fore. Poverty is one of the. blackest kinds
of' trouble, because it always' seems to
grow worse with each effort to make It
better, every forward step seems to slide
twice ns tar uacKwurti,
.Hut. .after a certain point Is renchedl
tt sort'6f nner, it Is very quickly left
behind and thc road goes nlonr smonllilr
enough.
THAT smooth rojid js just ahead all
tho timc.'if joucnn,juU reach' lt.
Why Is it that wo have ro little faith
In that better time which, hns never
fulled us yet?
Whv can't we remember that prom
ise which was givn us so lonor ng
that there will always ho an Knster
Day of rejoicing after a time of dark
ness? '
WE COME to Good Friday in the
midst of lawlessness and unrest, anil
wonder whnt will become of this World
which i-eems to hnvo progressed so", far
in wickedness nnd crime since thnt. dor.
.There seems to be nothing nhead.but
more crime, more wickedness, more
lawlessness nnd unrest.
Hut it is Just ns if we were in a Jong
tunnel, wllli sunshine sjiut , ilr ,, . ,
walls nnd the opening so !
wc cannot catch the "o, llgn ftj
In a tunnel we n .,. , .
wo know that V" P k.
cnuso
now that the
aisMf ?to r on,e tsarwsjsj
1 .i. A" " , tomc "to the full .u"'
?. ti rn "nnco w,l'ch eecms brtX
nfler tho gloom of tho pasjngc sh,M
Wc lmvo forgotten nbam- t .. ..
In this' tunnel of ,,.? .?l.lt "' light
through; the faith ami-hope I
us nrtlflcln light have failed ni',"
nro resigned to tho darkness. ' "e
gUT tho light Is thcie, ItmurtuJ
-thcre. It always has been then. . I
lyiica nuu ucicrm nations we can r
it and lenvo the shadow behind ,1$" "
jt Let's look for it, let's mcliTow.rJ
For today is -Good Frldny -but d
nftcr tomorrow is Eastqr. '
Things You'll Love lo Mahe
.Dutiflrflies fee Evening Slippers
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What dolightfulvoriiainented slipp,,,
are being worn wltn evening gowns' i
a pair of theso laco BUTTCltr't.ua to ,
Vour evening slippers If you wlih to b
In fashion. Either cut ths buitern;
shnpo from all-over Ince, and then Hr.
tho edges TVth thin silk covered wlrt
or take lace edging nnd ?h it in hl '
center. Fasten It to a sllk-coieixl
heavy wire that forms the body of th
hutterily. Wlro tho edges. Knslen tli.
BUTTERFLIES to your slippers vlnVm
they will gracefully flutter us jou trio
along. FLOHV
A S VT
" the
Her eyes fairly (lew ovr the lew
words on the single sheet of paper and
at first she did not take In the mean
ing of It. She felt ns If she must be
dreaming. Then suddenly she realized,
and a sob rose In her throat.
The letter was from John Temple, and
It was Bhort nnd to the. point Due to
certain changes they were making on
tho paper, they vero going to havo less
soace. and nfter thinking matters over
carefully, they had decided to do with
which before thev were
made her living. They
mniried. she
voik together
I
Adventures With a Purse
WAS standing at the cnndi counter
waiting for my paiknse.
noticed the boxe-i that lol."il
like cardboard sardine boxes,
oiity aroused. I ph ked up om
w hen I
pm i'y
My fin '
that I1.11I
bt-en opened, ami there wni a wholcol
1 lection of candy tish-pure ihorohite.
tit.roi'tiinl lntiintuf with vour ..oliil lino
pine-, vou need nil that combined with valuing you have the advantage of the
iiil- ,.toitLh r.o i. 1 ,'Mnrni nun innpnen- nnrn
Il.iticmg Is a uiseiisc, once you euro
it, vou enn t think of anything else, but
dance, dance, dance. It gives mc hopp
to hear of 11 fellow who doe-n't d.mre
AVIth dancing comes the 1-' -J.uket
f-ult. the plastered hair. 1111 Jazz
tip. .md some fellows even carry 1 mirror
with thmi. Be careful you don't get
the disease, "l-i Mort." If there are
any stnslhlo fellows who dance I don't
know them
Listen. Cynthia, and everybody: it 1
wniu Is better exercise than dancing, not her mater al
and morp healthful, because you dance There were a few less formal words
in n hot stuffy room nil nigni,. wnue
uable space In the paper.
I'rances fairly writhed In nn ogonv of
Belf-reproach. Every ono would have
to know. She looked ahead and Imag
ined herself Inventing reasons for the
fact that she was no longer writing for
.e rjr?"1?.1'' 8he fancied the keenness
of Mildred's eyes, Mildred who had
made good at her profession. Mildred
wou d suspect the truth, and ns for
Clarissa -how she would gloat! Never
until that moment had Prances realized
Just what her work hnd meant to tier.
It wasn t so much the money sho hud
earned ns the self-respect tho Job had
given her. Why. her work had been a
part of her long before Jerry had como
"The Finest Butter
in America"
The fi-li are made of imported milk
ihucolate, nnd nie very pure and whole
some, to say nothing of heiug thor
oughly delicious A box can bo bought
for thuty cents..
llic hull that
ornament to i.ie
lUilnr uig
want
The Question Corner
Today's Inquiriis
What is the newest kind of lini
ing fixture for
in itsell,
room?
How H 0( siiuill. tan I
fashioned?
Describe a thnrming
white batiste.
In what simple wny can 11 mier
be made that is effective Immh nth
the glass of the tray on a fa
w 11 gnu 7
. Nome n convenient feature about
thc lntest combination nrraiigi
inpnt for powder and rouge
. What is the fad nowadays 111
port suits?
Ye.stenl.iy's Answcis
When a small 'crecu is neede I un
inexpensive way of malting it is
to tnke two or tliree hheeu of
heavy corrugatid paper vvhii-h nie
tlienfusteliid one above the oilier
by means of passe puit out nnd
covered with binds pap'-i 011
which btveial bright pictuies me
pasted.
. Instend nf h leather belt 11 il.iih
silk cord enciriles the waist of uu
nttractive tan sweater
A new tabic lump carries out nn
old -fashioned idea nnd 11 modern
one. nt the Nnme tune, by having
(he base In the shape of the
candlistick and saucer of other
days, with two electric light bulb
under its simile.
If a little leftover coffee is pmiie.1
every morning nround the earth
nl the bottom of the geranium
plant it will, in a short time, im
prove tin- plnnt so thut the leaves
have a much fresher, greener up
pearance.
Should a longer sleeve be desired
in a serge dress, n pretty fashion
of arranging this is to have u
guimpe of eyelet embroidery,
u huh nlso forms u narrow vest
.Several colored celluloid halls
make n quaint bit of ornament for
the fish bowl
to lour uttentinn
ost S4 ').", is of little in ' ever meet Mr. ltlght. and he does happen
ost .i..m is ot little In- , . e or ..ico week .Kl t..
Jovs other sports, can talk sensiuiy, nnu
comes up to my Ideals, I will not be
afraid to write to you and tako bae'.
some of the things I have said. I 11 in
not a coward Hut I will never tnl.e
back any thing I have said nbout these
dunce h.vll Johns, who attend dances
everv evenlnF All they see on tho face
of the earth is u dance
WONDBIUXCS.
I o reeommeni
pitticoat that c
tere-t in these days when thc prices of
petnio.tts are being loweied. Hut when
I give you nn idea of this petticoat I
think you will understand why I wanted
to tell you, nbout it. It is to be found
in a hop that is well known for its in
diudiinl lingerie. It is of dark blue
jersey silk, wuh finely plaited ruffles
dtcoiated with large diamond -shaped
designs in h una Another style is a
Mift gray with black squares for a deco
ration Thev are ns smart und indi
vidual as unv petticoats I have been
tills s, usoll
for ninifs nf lmn niiilres. vlniimn'i. I'mr
K.IIH p or iihone Wnlnut nr Vlutn.noo
Into her life.
nbout having enjoyed working with her At tha thought of Joiry her hands
conventional words to lessen the blow of ,-uddcnly clenched. Jcrrv would hnvo
her dismissal, and then the letter slipped to be told. Jerry would realize that she
from Frances' fingers to the floor. was a failure. And whatever else no
It beemed Nery quiet in the room, told the others, Jerry would havn to
ominously quiet too quiet Frances 1 know the truth. That fact smote her
was fairly stunned. Sho had been fired with terrible possibilities. Half blindlv
from the paper as Ignomlniously as any Frnifces reached for the sheet of tinner
oftlee boy ls llred for some prnnk or In tho typewriter, pulled it out nnd tore
other, and the wom of it was. she knew it up. Then she burst suddenly n n
her dismissal was deserved. There could tears "uucmj into
be no qunrter taken In the fact that sho
had been aeau win unininy, mat ner Tomorrow Frances tell,
work had been good, and that there was awful news
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Noiseless, portable, different. Call and sec or phone for
No bobbins to wind. No tension j.-,.,.--.:-,., : .,, ,
to adjust. A stronRcr seam. demonstration in your own
Easy payments. home. No obligations.
Hell liionn Spruce 2102
Willcox & Gibbs Sewing Machine Co.
1709 Chestnut Street
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At all our Stores
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Easter Sale of
Spring Suits, Coats, Wraps
Women's and Misses' Dresses
Priced Very Low for Speedy Selling
terry the
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A Pleasant Odor
V ii.cn thing to odd to the last nine
water when washing the hair, Is camo
mile te.i and rose leaves. One-half
a oneeent package of camomile leaves
sleerKil with 11 teaspoonful of rose leavci
v. ill give the hair a delicate odor and
add to thc softness of the hair.
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Lowest Egg Prices in Years!
packed m each carton. The hen. that lay Cold Seal Egg. have something to bo proud
of they are the finest egg. in the barnyard. .
"Gold Seal"
Eggs
JERSEYConiflaks
7e Original TTudi Cornflakes
m 4t Your Grocers 9
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JIsoMaltetB of Jersey Wliole Wheat Pancake Fkwr. a
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the big beauties right from the ne.t-enrton.
Twelve ol
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Strictly Fresh
Eggs
29
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Lvery egg a. represented. Absolutely freih.
Asco No-waste Sliced Bacon p. 18c
llacon and egg. n combination hard to beat for breakfa.t, dinner or .upper. Sweet,
.ugar-cured bacon, Thi. price .pect'ol for balance of thi. week only.
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Women's and Misses' Spring
Coats & Wraps, Sporl Coats
of Polo $1 0.98 to $25'00
Wraps of Velour, prettily braid
ed & Silkj $1 "7.98 to $350
stitching ' " '
Coats, & full length. Colors
Reindeer, Navy, Brown, Black,
Harding $1 C.00 to $3500
5 Taffeta
K and Satin
5 Dresses
ji Women' and
nn..e. u io
$22.50 Dre.ie.
of plain and
eyelet Taffeta,
Satin and Tri
colette. B i g
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Brown, Black
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tunic .tyle with
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Blue., Black,
Gray & Browni
in a varied
assortment ul
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fllrl.' in.ao, , TChlle villi naiy, niprnt m gn
and vrhlte eolUrs nnd cuCTii. ynU ttttvtrtL MX
with wide iilato, lium mill lirlt "I.eU
wool Cntniiiicrr nnd Chilol.
and tray mixture, Mem 7 to 13
Boys' Two-Pants Suits $10
$12
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Boys' Navy Blue Serrze Suits
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