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Seme iVeu) Wais e Use Cranberries
, Following Mrs. Wilsen's Tasty Recipes
There Is Real Medicinal Value in These Berries, Which Makes
the Beverages Healthful as Well as Delicious
Hy Sins. M. A. WILSON
CttvriaM, lit i i)j i;m i. 4 u'l'ten An
rivhti rttrrved.
E A III A Colonial srttlers en the bleak
nnd iteii) New nuglnnd const vvel vvel
ceined the cranberry which tin found
Jrewlnj v.Id. Illster tells Hint in.
nellnns hle innitht out dough!) forc ferc
fnthcrn tlint this iminble little fruit.
With ItN delightful tiirt tinter. n vci)
nceewnrj for their pliylenl ncll-bclng
during tin- full, tinier nnd mrl.v spiiug
months.
Hie first cultivation of this ptrtty
rd berry began nrentid Cnpe I'ed. nnd
loony .MnKSH.-iiiiKetiN is -Tin me .fiiue
tnat prei hires the inwM fiunntitv et
MCllilli till' 111 1(1 IUMU III ll , in-. , u.i, -
Heme nnd ilelie-ieus fruit is very nc
ceptnblc tn the buih.
First, te provide vniieus mineial
wdts nnd organic nileli tlint purlf
the bleed stream und help eliminate ilir
poisonous waste
Hceend. te nit ns nn nntt-srerhutic.
Tilrd In lessen tin in .d inlitillt of
Attn 1,1a... I Lt. .. .....I .I1.( l.n.lllt tt,'-
lllc ui.iim rill-. nil mill v,.i, i .-
!
Fourth, te e-tlimilnte the appetite nnd
imnrere elieestlem
Hew te tse rranlH-rrles
Crnnberri enektitil nnd ciniiberr tine
arc delieieus beeniues. nnd slieulu le
nerved mnn tlims durini; the full win
ter and ciirlv spring If 1 i aiMns
n Ittlli'lienii. verie i-itii)t-r ieeltii.1 or
jiilep. .mil tinti hew mm .ijsri-fn'jlv
mirpriseil Mini guests wil 1 e n'il tinw
very niiMinis t.i dud out v ur ite.i'
Citmbcrrj ( eelit.iil
nh urn 1 "und f 1 innlierrie
and plaee in a prcerini: kettle Add
three cups of ,'old wiitcr. Hen vlnuli
te the beihti; tveint nnrl then rnk t
Mewlj until the berries nre soft Turn
Inte jelh Imp nnd 'ti lin the miure
Measure this juire and add
Tiny jiim-A nf "tit.
Four tnbli ;ioem nf vigor
te eneli 1 up nf tne jiiiee Heat in "he
boiling v""" und then enk for three
minutes 1.1 1 eeiil. 1 linn pem in p.tHier
and plnrp In hm be te liil !- Till mtn
cocktail 4l.1sf.es and irvr 11 1 t'i. be
ginning of tic- 1111 a1
Cr.inbprrj .Julep
Te ( ne this ii'ii-tasiniiiieii e ith
cm beveragi lie.il tne white ( ine eg;
Blighth nnd then br ih the outside of
the edge of 1 tall. il. 11 tumbler with the
beaten e:;g. m-t nli'.ii' half nn 111 h
deep, llell he edge of glns in pew
dered sug.n- nml allow tn dr This
frosting of iie dg giu'i tbe glu-s
a very preti.v appeatatue "ew plnie
in glnss 1
Onr-lnill iip rrnubci-ij larhiait.
Onr tahlcinnti 1 ij'!r,
A littli- rrni'kril iec
Fill ginss witu i-ur'miini'M wi'm -nd
add n sprig of fresn mint 1pm.,
Ci ani'eri' Ad?
LVe two pn'ts n wnte- te eni rart'
crnnberr eeektnil nuMiire. .tddln;
Onr-hnf up of ignr.
One bnunnn. tlirrri thin. 1
One orange, eut 111 htti.
Serve in 'bin glnsps and add a tt'e
crushed ipe
Have you a -eid or de eii fpel i-h'llv'
Then tr this old Inl'au ernnberrv
tea. It h n fine fim iIm ' when mi
are fatigued e- low -spirited
I'lape in a in"' her
TfO cmi nf erinhri'ii ''nr-htfiil mix
ture. OnC'half et;p or tunti .
Through
Mi
Kichins
"Of oetre
that s win I
I fel s, rr fe- tliem
ler them stai It wu'd
be awful for
tlwri te be cuened up in
a fiirnisheil
room
I nm glad te hnM
them enjej
our
home until thev can
find one of their own. but I hnc made
It plain in Mar'e that 1 annnt iue
my whole iimde nf life h'nki n up be
cause thev up' here.
"If thev '.in lit in wit 1 tin- w.iv we
de things nil nght I ' an't be ex
pected te give up rim prlwtcA .mil 'om 'em 'om
ferts of no own home
All of wiiii h wi'iilil nid.fuie u b'd
hardly nf roses for h' r biotler guest
and hli m " 'il wf". Marie!
It wus out nf kindness of heait t'uif
he had Iiim eil them tishin- her home
until the; ' mild tind an ap.titniint
There was no ether possible reasi n.
Yet she was net cemeined abmit mnk
ing tin 11. ' iI'ipi- comfertab'p or happy
there.
My friend leminded nn about the
old fable of th prize tow who gap
the nelipst milk spern! p.uls full.
but kli ki'd em h ;u eet ' If she iad
been just n 1'ttle less ne1ii4i sin wi ulu
have lealized that te fulfill lu r I,. ml
Impulse it would be necesKirv net neie
te give tliem a reef emt tlieir IhmhIs,
but te liiuke them feel lenlh at hni n'.
The W
eman
Audrey Plans a Picnic
Supper
fTe Ih' FJttir nt ICemini 1 Pnw
Dear Madam Veu 1ium helped
wonderful . ser.il times, se I
me
am
coming te veu with another problem
I nm entertainlrg 'vvnty ung i.en
ple about ni own age .11 my apartment
nt cardH Te eliminate the trouble e'
dish-washing afterward I would Ilk" te
Use wooden picnic plates in sem nev I
fashion The id a is plt.isant. I th.nk
liut I de net knew hew- te go nbeut 11
I nm serving a sii'ael etc at tin- little
card tables Hew would veu suggest
nerving the rel's and butter."
At'I'Hr.Y
I am g'ad veu hnve In en helpi d by
tha column n-iel I hope vve shall aiw.i.vs
lie able te atis-vr ,-mv riepiest
that veu
iend in Fer the pknli
lefivslinients
Things Yeu II Leve te Make
Queen Jesephine Sleeve
im
r rWT
.JTHWiiS- 1 ii n a
ssmi&
On an evening fro . nui'. Hns Intn
estlnc QI'l.UN Jusl.l-HI.N'i: SUUI.N i-.
The main part of th. s .-w Is m plaited
chiffon or aeerKMt' " !" m-id-' iu te
Xull and puff sin. tne Ie-m i .dg" en
te a narrow b.itu! of vi-i.,i 1 lib m J' 1
11 ruffllnu of finbie dei 1 el p'.il'ee e-r. ff jii
te the velvet baud I m a ' '' ruffle
il the embroidered p aitcd t iltT'in 10 t ie
upper part of th. m-iw at the. low
i-heulder line Wire t'i. dgi of th s
I Utile, with very line si k.mver.il vvlre
te keep It standing up V Ql MA .10
MtlPHlNH m-UI'IVK Kivis a verv eiuaint
and charming iffccl te an evening frock.
I l e
If
I
' 1 1 1 f l I'l A
M-' ' '-'I 'Mil LT
ii 't. h i u J it 11 11 ri
JsU tur"- USES
Isns.""
One-quai 'er teaspoon of peudccli
(lliilirr,
finch 0 alttptrc.
And tvvc nip of boiling water nnd 11
handful of mint lcm iw chopped tine. 1
Cmci- flip pile her with n cloth for 11
feu minutes nnd thru drink. This can
lip l'ivi'Ii with nfetv te niull ihil
drpti
N'eu te utilize the P'llt left ill the I
jellv bag. rub this through . tine
sieve nnd remove tlie -kins Mensuic
mill iilnrp In nrwn vine kettle mil add
One vaeKane nf tcedlrtt icimiim.
Ttre-thildt evp of tiigtli te rterj; run
, nrrnarl,,, ,.rnherru ,,;.
,',; HJ( mn,.Mf- t.MM 0
$ 0 nnC'y
rhapprd nutt
Stir te blind nnd then lit henf MrT
tnwlv nnd eeuk skwh until th'uk l.KP
in m. ' Kill Inte yt.Tlli7.nl glumes se.i' -lug
In the usual miinnpr ns for jeihe-i
Stun in a 'l pline. I . en idel
nieut with boiled beif or v-e'd linden
ham.
Pill
prudent lnuspwife will bottle i
- -- ,
innin heti of 1 runherr.v luiees.
po - s'ibl pe - s'ibl e-in te utilise fev- summer bev
erases.
'In 1'repaiv Cranberrj duiee
Wnsh the berries nnd vemm th
. e!il vntei Kent slowly te the Imu' ug
point 1 nd mash well witn 1 'tut'
inns! 1 1 M:i!i rj fine, se ns 1.. r
1 nn t all the lliMifi'; from 1 r i" u
1 'iiek un I r 'oft 1 .id n tiinM f n
t.ie nml 'it I New bi"ii h.ird t"
lueik in '1 tine pi'p nml tilt'" a f r
t.h j'.il int 1 steriH-.e.l bottles 11 I
M.ukI Ivt'les in preserxing kettle I'll'
,ettl' wit1' wntei te lie. k of l)f tib s 1 til
bell tni twpnM minutes Si al ''i",1
nnd. wli'P old. dip fops of bett'es 1 1.
1111 Ited parntUn
Crnulierr Omsene
Th ennpe 's Tell worth trying .
It is from the private reelpe lolhptien.
,if ;i Itu-siin IYinep I'lnee in a t " "
sm in.: kett'e
Th re imi"ih nf rnnhrrriei.
fun 'liil niM'-hnlf iwnmli nf tunnr.
lull e n f tire riHMiir. i
1 'enk sl.iw for tii minute" and then
Mid
ifnr pm Knur or .reneil mi'-i.
tiin 1 up of timt'l rhnppnl niti. i
it- 'Ai'"'f 1 i-Ji of finely 1 hupped
riiittillnrd nnnji '.
(enk .ew s'.ewh until thiek unci
pla en u-liiMes unit
Trv this dark Pe:isli fruit a'
I'lm e in a in'xfirg bowl
riir holt 1 ;; of ntrlnne'.
(tin cup nf li-eirn I'ujnr.
n half 1 ip nf iimrfenhir,
t trr-lmlf 1 up nf ret en.
I It ') rif'.
Ml nnd ti.' it h'' ml nnd add
7 1P0- third 1 up of raid ldnel. rnfjer
'I h -r iirii nre htlf ;jm of flour.
I i 0 leic' tahlripneni of hehiti'J pair
rin:
line '1 nrt of innhefp reurtr.
Miv llioreugl.lj nnd 'hen bake for
uie nnd a quarter hour' 111 a pan that
hns been lined with gp aed ami Henied
puller in 11 slew men. When 1 old lee
with erniilieirj i.ung.
( ranlierrj Icing
IIi.it en-half i-iji of ernnbinr iii'e
sMlding het and .'dd one tnblespoen of
Imttir and siifiieient siiga- te make tli..
mixture pread. This usunlh rispiire rispiire
nbe'if three .ind i half m'h- of innfei
t loner's sugar. S'lreid ii nij; nn rake
md I" stand four dins b'fere ei.ttiug
a Weman's Eyes
JEAN NEWTON
It Over
nd this unuM ce-tainh inMilve some
st rihees of her personal freedom. Te
h grudge this and b" ungracious about
if was rcall te vtnte entirelj the fine
thing that she h.nl ib ti" in inviting
tliem te shire lier home
1 Knew n woman who is alw.us doing
lungs fr i,er sier I knew a busv
who never denies her
nii'thei
time.
de
mands en her little spare time. They
no nies,. tiling, nrcauip tliej cannot
lnd) doing them hei-ause it mines nnt
irnl te them f.. de their duty Hut
neither of them leaps the reward for
hpr snerltipes that it would be te see
jei and happiness in the ejes of the
isfpr or mother who is the object of
tin 111 And the reason is tlint thev are
net grin miiv, and wholehearted about
them
The w 0111. in who cannot help doing
things fe- her sister does net hesitate
' '"' I'ei 11 e tlint she is n burden
The dnugrtei win, leeks upon her
' letl.i s pmble'is ns In r own does net
rett.un from 1 e-ipl.iiinng about the tax
1 11 her time
And it si,.,,!, te nie that m this way
their gend ijiid- are undem . the je
.ind hat.p in ss that they she ilil bring is
Minimi ns sur"i ns noiieilv get
11 nj
enii out 11 1111 run 111 1 1 Iv that the
iew gave and then kicked ever.
prize
S T t
s ELxch
ange
1 v e
w OO'I
1 t iIiIhh
'-e s.i'.a 1 already arranged en the
n ni.i-' ' are! pise- them en the
T i-n have the rolls already but-
and piled n regular nlcnlc 'lunrli
tr. it
msKets e that they can be pas-eel about
11. 1 e J. Any etur reed tha" can be
p'ac- 1 th- biakets would add te the
p!en i- it, ,1 md f you have paper drlnk
inu ' ijw a-id p ip,-r napkins the affair
will be t'lep ughlv novel and enterta.n.
nj.Ii u 1 k ni 'night ha v., dm,lxl
eei-s ,H, i nnil m wax papr te
shmv th,i it rea'lv is a pl nlc
Send a Self-Addressed Envelope
7" I1' I'd ter nt tl'eme.i , I'fJQr
I'.ur .Madam Could veu effi r snme
"'Vg.Htrr, te- eleiera'.iuj a barn fer1
.1 Hiillewr.n i.rtv an el. me. of abeut1
. 1 trht V people '
Would also I ke te knew of some
".s -li.lt . eul'l be nlaveil or nter- !
t.ilnniint of any k'nd HI.TTV
I s'-euld be v,r gl.ul te send you
' 1 1 1 tertalnmMil If you w.ll setul a
s If-.iddr. ss. d usurped env, lope, hut it
v ejp' I.- 'ei er.ir In publish In the
elumn At .'.. Mai' and "A Header"
' 1 'I " sin kli d of question The
I"tt 'i I Ie- se-.t te ti em also if thev
i'l end e 1 1 op i
Her Daughter Has Talent
' II I, .III
Madsn I
'1 U' te Ii Win,
fel ill 'I' II g
1 l'it',1
have a ri-i .gnter
'tins t 1 liav. ..
I til f.k H'l lines
1 .
s'll
W..1 lit
1 ' 011M
fjes , nil tlgliies ,'
V etne
suggest m t . it
for ii' 'aat vit.vjld
1 it" are peet
I.
miu wtiil. fe-
C0
Would b
ie - oil e e I'd
MeTHi:ii
n-'V grateful for ,111" . dv
B'v. i.llATI I I I
TI re in a mi 1 oel lii tunnee tun H
!j ij' uihis s,l(etc.i 1 nib at Ti'' Ca-h-ai'ne
sire, t wne'i euld be- just tlie
tli'bg ter veur daus-lit r tf i,.j i,m j,-. t
hei it, tr.ers ln'j teud t'Ui te .ipel
.it ttn ejrnphi. M.ti '1 Club .Iji.ng He
tv-i-tir trein Ii ei 111 ttli.Je ti .v.ning
1 llis-e-s Hie ie g e b. tl."( s 1 !1(l
1 ere d'Ciic h n." ili'i 1 an t.di e-j
aheu ' ThiM Is .1 f-ee m-ii el v ii..,.
toil fun. sh .out mi niHi.it is I'll n,
im tuition I ,1'n afi-a'il in I Itie if 1 1
would Ii. tee veun. -in ii ',t ij ' 1 .
sli.ti 11 Ci lb hr tit i,-hoi k tioe a
lieid In the dir tiine for Miuirn mu
dents I heirs- v 1 will b'i ulile in get
ii, ii-te a c'nss. Hi it U a sivrn" fe
ber 1101 te be able te .wuj If she reallv
haH the talent. '
EVENING PUBSSIDGM-PHILABElSraAr TfflTCSD
What Paris Wears
by Fciix
I m g ".ins wit' - - (ire geed in
Kreneh siles this inr 'I 11- white'
wool dmptjnp, with a ir ulnr tall,
is eilgnl with inenki f 11 1 ii.l Milled
with black and whit- 'h.it llares
DREAMLAND
ADVENTURES
"The Tice Mules"
Ily I).I)1)Y
I
JaeK nnd Janet air pln'nnn trith a '
1i.il ttitus betide tin' tiirr, thin tliiy
int 1 ' Hull, u Sam. tlir pit it ,,nm
mid 1111)111 mule. 'Ihreunh i ;i magu
liny run iindcrttaiul m tulK mid tit
tt 1 itmit iiiiitaeN In 1 unit ulnr.
Jnintid Mule eatt imm fnnn u fun y
'nn; mid yieu t at tnrnr u ItalKy sum.
CHAI'TKIt l
Hie Duel With Trltks
TulVTiU) MI'I.i: liked the gi.is. f
0 1 he fnirv ling which had innde mm
as Inre as I'alkv Smn He would have
gi'tn liglt mi enting-it if ll.ilkv Sam
hadu t stepped III 111
"Il'"-lniw ' Yeu are lug enough."
br.ivnl It.ilkv Smn when Joint' d Mule
bedim r. gulnr mule si(
' Ilie-hnw!" answered Jointed Mule,
in a htav that was a hundred times
louder than his tev bin I 11111 going
10 keep en eating, se th.it I will be
lurgn thnn mui nip Hee haw; That
w ill he in first triek."
Jointed MiiIp tlieughi ne w is going
te get the bettpr of Malkv Sim. hut he
found I'.ulk.v Sinn was just n trhk.v
11s he was
"Yeu an't get bisger thnn I am that
v.av," braved Ilalkv Sam Knirv run
grass will iimkp hip grew, ten and as
1 have a ipjular muip nppitlte I enn
.ii mere thnn veu and se will grew
f ister "
That made Jointed Mule step eating
in n hurr.v. for he didn't want Ilalky
Sam te be larger than he was
"Here is mv first trick " said Ilalkv
Sam. and he bewpd polite'.v te Janet.
Jointed Mule eubl de that trick, tee,
and he also bowed te Jnnct
'Hi H 1- mv iievt trick." said Ilalkv
Sam. and he walked en his 111111I legs
I.. 1 I'll Mi. If 1 milil walk en his hind
b gs aUe, se Ilalkv Snui didn't beat htm
in that
Ilnlkv S.un snt down, .uul -,, lid
Jointed Mule Ilalky Sam rolled ever
nml Jointed Mule rolled mi r Ilalwv
Sum untied Janet's bnir ribbon. .1 ml
Jointed Mule untipd Jack's shoestring
Se far. the duel was even, for Jointed
Mule did evervthing that Halkv Sam
did.
New renll . Ilalkv Sam knew mere 1
tneks than Jointed Mule did. but .
Jointed Mule, though he hnd a wooden
bead, used tlint bend, and instead f
t'-ving te think up new tricks, ns Ilnlkv
Sam did he just copied ever move tlint
P.ulkv Sam made Se he appealed te
knew 111st as ninnv trbks as ilnlkv Sam
did If Ilalkv Sam hadn't tried te ,ip
iinr tee wise and trl'kv nnd had let
JeititPd Mule de the tricks first. Ilnlkv
Sam wmld c.isily have wen the duel
Hut Ilnlkv Sam was tee proud of his
trnks te de that. He had te show them
all off. and as he shewed them off
Jointed Mule did them right after him
"Hee-hnw ' I want a rider Then
I will de some dimdv tricks." Iiravnl
Ilalkv Sam Janet had lieen niiMeus te
set n ride en ll.ilkv
S.un ha ' U. se
new she giniliv ran
out tn help mm.
Hnlkv Sam hnd her illmb en the fence
nnd from tlie fence te Ins back. Then
I he
ae her a nice, eas.v nue.
leintiil Mule took .luck en his back
tlie same wnv Ilnlkv Sum new '
I
in
ilanc
ed and whirled und waitcei nut
leinteil Slue, watching nun cinsuv.,
dtineed and whirled nnd waltzed right
1 nfter him. se Ilnlkv Sum did net gala 1
1 unv thing that wn.v.
Hut as the two mules waltzed nnd ,
as .Tee-k and Janet thri'led with the 1
Ii.'.H riele thev were getting, nil werei
' siiddenlv -turtled b a lrniil rear and a I
pirie scream
Thev wliirleel nbeut nml their eyes
I beheld" a feareiiie sight l'ncing them '
I were 11 hungiv lien with switching tall ,
.uul 11 inmihiiig lige1'! with glistening
Thev weie s(, startled that the did
net knew tlilil nie nun wus ., !..',
,1,., mi bun. straticelv grown up. mui
that the tiger was Snarls, the toy tiger
(Hew tlie
Slew up nil'
tomorrow I
tev lien and the te tiger
I whnt the de will be told
Cleaning Silks
'i.
such as rep sitln d.imnk
v. ' .' liie-aele eif are hut! bv 'he
.,,s 1 1 f 1 ti 11 e'i'llle pritds'l or senile Ive
Ti.. v .11- also buit bv bmliiii; n be.in
s.,1 it'ers Warm ililuti anils ilse h,urt
,i. in. , r.i.l ililute a. ids may Ii. unl.
ir.d n.vtic ai id far from liuii.nti silk.,
i.rlglt.ns 1 '" iusti r V 1 a id ',' ni.v
I'ltiJ should be used eli bl.nl, sl -ih !t :
wd -ust it T. eleiu si ' mu r.nl a
-pniige or sett biusli, as .1 ell! spni
-eMI.ts Ir" 11 iilbb'ng Mi-ts . 'Ill' -oe-d
si ks iisun'e M' Id " piiiu dis-
,ii.. 1, ate: Light-, uiiiiiil hi'Xs 11-
.i.cfl. 11.' s.m e ill KB rnnu ami m. suk
,. , is'i-i Abeie tl.i i't 11 ih
Ix
iitai -v
rVc
d In us 1 v it 1
I
1'is
from the urnng s
Tuitehiny. hys
. v ,-. t .V iti'l.H '1
IT e, 1
lUSUd
and i"
r
1 i.-;s M
hni
Ul
if -ei have the )., b.t 11' 1 ..Ii r down
ir tii'nd iIa.I.s nt -I.. ii.,si f inU
el, u; un' tneunt: 'e dw.i 01 ti .
it If ei'4 luek stia'g'it iui.ad veu
. 1 mis ai i.v II. ing ill ill 11. -s. ii'
1 vfcjBM
T ' W
fe f lm
t& - t
Wlim liS'f
t'SjSi fc(NffbJ ' "xs,4Js
'Mm BOKSSli
If sour Ilgllt tie k'.l f .n i'i g II
gillies ne-ivs 'Oil I ft en- rr sfor sfer
i.'ie f veur eves be'h tvv 1 a' th'- same
t m.- veu nr.. going te hi ir ii'iif from
.1 ions-absent friend
The Heart Pirak
ny HAZEIj DEYO BATCIIELOn
Cesvrteht. ten. lu tiblla t.tdatr Compan
Theodem Cahltccll hat premitcd te
mnirp .Urn my lthiml and te her !
ii-mc in net happy about n. She telh
her employer, IHchnril JllaK-rslre.
that she in tearing tn he married,
and lr attsc he fecit that iie hat no
lint ti mule from hit ir.-Ai-. he Kid-
napt her and earrien her off en Ms
" ht. hound for a Seuth .liiirnniu
fcitncii trip. After tire dayt at tea
tin propeller shaft hirnkt and they
are fnnetl te maKe fnr land, but net
before ItlaKctlci. trtintj 7tre for the
firitt time at a unman instead of an
1 etfirc machine, fallt in lore irlth her
and atkt her te marry him. He is
amaictl at her lefutal, for he has
nlunyt had what he iranted out of
I fife. Hut Then it determined te re
main true te Jimmy, In spite of her
, etiti jceHnan, When the yacht landt
1 at Savannah, she escapes and taKes
the tunn for eir Yerk. Hut u hen
she sect Jimmy she is thecKrd at his
irilllnenest tn brliete the wnrti nf
het
CHAPTEIt XI.
Postponing the Issue
THKO'H eiee. brenkinfc in en
.Ilnimj's thoughts, reused him ud
ilen'
, ' 1 really don't think that an? thing
that lintitiened during nn tilp en Mr.
lllnkeslee's yacht concerns jeit new,
liniuiv," she was snjliig.
"What de ou inenn'' ' he n-ked I
niughh "I told jeu I was sei-m about I
losing mv temper and mhi ulinltted 1
eurclf tha' the thing leeks bad from
ever angle. '
Vnd 1 aUe told veu something
else" Thee said evenh . "Have veu
f soften'"
"Nonsense, .mui didn't knew what veu
were sa.ving. ' Let's settle this thing
once and for all. I have te get back
te the efTicc."
"I'm net keeping. ou. and 1 nipaut
whnt I said, Jlnu.iy. I'.v pi v thing is
ever between us."
"New see here. Thee. jnu're piigagpd
te hip. and veu're going te mntrv inc.
I want veu: 1 need veu: I'm willing
te overlook what lias happened, and te
accept uit thing ou tell me a the truth.
Surelv I tan't de 11m dung mete than
thnt."
"You're willing te innrrv me be
lieving ou me doing me n fivnr."
"Yeu said Miui'self- - " he began,
but she interrupted him.
"I don't want te t ilk .ihmit 1' anv
mere. I wnnt you te go, plea-e Then
are things I musi tn and nun s noth
ing mere te be said "
Please Tell Me What te De
B CYNTHIA
Te "Lonesome and Blue"
1 Ju and see SI
Vrch sireet silf
of girls" c lut 1 n
Jein
ss 1 Iriliiin ir
Knows of
of W 11 II
illicit" r
11 might
Te Writers te the Column
Te writers te the column v.'ii world
ise the names of ethei writers let me
snv eiec mere--I'nlpss ve-ir .ml name
Is signed, as vdl ,11 vur nom dp
t.lii,i i-i,,.. 1. 'T.t.e ,illl , ni li. tlllll-
I'sle-d SU'Wiizzliingh can write feri
himself wl- n 'ie wants in nnrl se can
l' lu-u aid t ,ic nueV Private
Sister Will "Butt In"
lie, ir 1 ' nth ,1 lust
nn rit'.i t" in- felln
ernliiK he 'th rd paitv
eunlc. (UK.iKivl or ethi
1 few wivd of
iv Sllffeie 1 1 011-
' Stan veunu
r pe n e Iulm
annnveei I v tin gli 1 ' sier
It detsu't seem t l ' a verv d fie lilt
problem at flr.t hut nftei - f. v ' situ.l-
tlens" it betemes maeldeini c I de net
go
she
11 11 siHier or ii"i iriteus nui.
. sts en running r.uei every in-
slrabl
ft teed of mini both species
sl.llll. lll.-l", ....... . .. -, ---
even theigli thev rarely come after her
nrebablv because she is net of the snme
e'viithi.a. If veu de net give 1111 11 geed ,
remedy I'll get desperate Ne fenlln . ,
MOM A'. I
I'tiless veur sister is much elder or I
v milliter it Is natural for her te wan '
te be with veu If the d fferenee in agi
Is se great vvhv net talk with your
mether about it anil see If sin.- will net
help veu In the muter"
Friendship and Leve Combined
Dear Cjnthlii I would like te s,tv a
few words in regard te the iiuestlen'
about ler-e and friendship which I have,
read about In the column latel.v
wi.v will we enlj see the i-sn ernes" '
uf course, there can be a happv 11 ar
-lane based en friendship and also oni
on love It depends entlr.-lv upon the
individual Mui need we separatu them
he definitely.' Wlij must it be citbei
leve or friendship Wh cannot a per
mui being in levi knew and se"U te
knn'w mero about the ether's habits and
tiste- and Idias stut Iemv then, lie lie
strev faith" Perhaps the difficult lies
Trimming Isn't New
rt ir J,' Tt J I
tillt t OX ItS Used IS,
,
Ilj t'OKINM': I.OlVK
Itlue serge, like the b'Mst of the fairv
tnle needs mil a pvu'U of the nenlle
te irnusferni it int" I'nnee I'hainiliig
Tlie-e eiuiliniliilted seiges have long
ueciipied 11 leading pl.u-e ii) the realm
of the dress frui It. mid this full thev
nre pivhupb meie Htiescd than ever
before
Tin- fact of it is that tlie nnvc t.v of
I lie season depends 1 ether upon new
triatiiieiits of eh! niateii.l's than upon
tlie blne of uiiaeciisleiiied fabiie-s '1 he
above iliaiiulng nfleriioen frock of
niivv 'eig features un uneven line of
diiiliirv nivenli't bj fringe of blue
cold.
ibe liivver told of Ihis eliniierv b em
hicudi'iid in .1 huge ll ! - ! eh'Mgn of
dull nd The hlein-i'd eeisiii.'i- is leu
i-litltelv te the ntleiltieils eif s,.f-trllll
miiU' vvhl. Ii impi .11 s Iii tin' slings lining
dim us slums and in tlie ambassader-Inl-like
,-ish crossing from simuldei t"
uulet.
He made a -iidden movement toward
her. but she shrunk back. " .
"Don't touch me, please." Her voice
whs- oiiiineuslv calm. lf.Tlmm teutlied
her win. lt she wniilil hill him. She
had had about nil she could stand aud
slip wnnti'd te be nlene. I
"New -it here, jeu're hysterical ; 1
yeti don't knew what jeu'ie -mlng. ,
I'll go nwn.x mill come b.ick Inter nftei '
Miu e nml time te think tilings emm
Then we'll hine a long talk nnd mhi'II
feel better about cver thing. 1 den t
want te be hard en jnu, and I'm net
celng te listen te iitiMhing ou e said
If en loved nn one but me miu
I wouldn't have conic back, thnt's for
1 tain, and ou needn't tell me miu'ip in
ilcvc with ttlehunl Iilnkcslec te threw nie
.off the liiick, because I. don't believe
It."
He wnited for her te sa, something,
' but she was silent. What was the use
.of telling I1I111, what was the use of
anything? .tlinim Would think her mad
I if she told hill Ule'tard lllakeslee hnd
I nsked her In mnrr. him. nnd there was
no leasen why he should Iip told.
Thee's thoughts, tiiiMding bnikwiird.
temindeil her that she had come back
J te .liiuiuj be-nuse she hid rmnised te
marry him. According te her own sense
I of fnlr plnj. it hnd been the mil thing
tn de. She lemeinbpred new the thingi
she liad told herself .Tliuinv needed
her; he depended en lei; she couldn't
1 hurt him Ptieugh te tell him hew slie
evpiI another man. nnd jet'she had
come home te Hnd .Iniiiux straticelv dif-
ferent. He had reviled her: he had
refusetl te listen te her: he had thrown
in her face the fact that he would be
doing her a favor h mnrrvlng her. It
was nil se herilble. se unspeiikablv
seidid. It thieve smh 11 diffeieut light
en .limiu.v's entire make-up thni Thee
teunil il impossible tn think ileailv. te
adiust lurself te the new stnte of af
fairs. Diilj one thing w.it clear, desperntelv,
reiribly dear. She lu.d thrown nvv.y
her hnpp'ness for nothing She bad
1 itincd even thing te an Ideal of Jltiunv
Hlatiil, for. although she luul nlvvavs
I tifiHii him te he weak, she would never
have believed him capable of talking te
mi woman as he had inlkcd te bet to
day. "I'll be back tonight." he vvns saving,
nnd in a tln-zp she snw him take Ins lint
I loin, the table where he hnd tliievn it
and stride toward the deer. She tan
after him te tell him net te come again,
but he win .gntip hptere shf, could leaeli
him. and Thee reitlicd sudtletih. that
he was still unmnviiifed. lip still be
lieM'iI t lint she loved him.
(Tomorrow Freedom!)
11 the dirtinet'nn betwpn ei0P" ftnd
iitfatuntlen " We are 0 llftle tee frre
with our us" of tlie word love when we
mean something epi't different fan
'here net Vv a mntt.ne bnsed en both
10, and friendship a sort of meeting
of mind tie mind and still a deeper and
warmer nffeetieu th.iu pure friendship
I'ei -enallv I de net see hew one could
innrry a mere frit 1 d levelv as that re re
l.itlenshlp can be There must lie some
thing moie Peihups. with modern Ideas
ns tlie ai this iiein tee idealistic te
nope rer nut 1 am "lnccrelv cenxlnced
te build en
Th- main thing Is te learn what is
tiglr. and. hiving 'een, stpi te It
ru.vxciisCA
A niarriage which 1 based en several
iiirs 01 irieniisii'p is in,. iy te b a v erv
, ,..r,.nMW
u'J-ef?
fr Jeml"
essrul anil liapi v one. but. ns veu
eie mu-t hi .se-1 ethlng ineie than
hip te ma1-! Ii a .success
Talk It Out With Her
Dear e""vnthin--I nm a vnung fellow
secretlv In love with n girl related te
me We have bei n geed friends about
two venrs but threuKli a conversation
about us In thu fain lv vve hep imp angry
at each etlvr 1 go elewn te hep house
sometimes and we see e,u Ii ether, but
we ilen t talk te each nthei While I
.un here It seems te me that she would
like te say something te me. just as I
would te her. but I den t knew which
11.1v te start
Se please, C.vnthn advise mn what
te de A STllADV HIIADIiK
Write her a little note n.sklng her te
pe Willi you for u little w ilk some nfter nfter
ncen or evening, then talk it evci with
In r and te-ll her ou are anxious te be
fihnds again and serrv fei tin mis
understand ng which seems te have
ar'.v 11
A Married Weman Working
Pear I'vntbla Suld eii" if veur'
k nd read' rs erlve mime edv en Mar-'
rlt d ilirls Working V nd what harre
'"ere is 111 11 - 1 tot 11 1 1 1 .1111
married and have ben mairn-d ler
.1..... . ..na VI.. t,,,ul..,.1 n.l I II. ..
I llllT-f (l llli, .J ,.l.n,ll, IIO I lt,'
j .1 verv happv and centi nte ei iif- and
iIiim our home furnished ulcelv se
nice that we call It "Hi I.eve Vest"
' And I have hem t.iupht te iriuieinlii
since childhood dns I am twentv-J
four ears of age, and mv husband is
1 twentv-flve There aii no chllelren
I Hut during this house sheit.ige we were
tempi lie d 10 buv or ' break up " for
I w h 1 h of leuise. vie tool, all of eur
hi-ei snvlnsii and hail te 1.1I.1 a small
ineitgage te buy the hems Xew it
I m 1 iiw no mattir new nml 1 trv. I
ninei save enough te p.iv this mert-
I gat.-.' 'n the said time se I . have
I pi.inued te work and lu Ip htm 10 pay
It off Te me It seems awfullv grculy
te be ni home, with t, eud i 1 h and
let i- all 1l.1v, and then have te
s. rap-' and "scratch and -v n ele
titleiut the little things we aie used te
for tin sake of .stavliu; a horn,-
Mv husband's peepli think It eiit-
r ig'Oi's for me te go b.n k again ami
1 1'tieiw 1 el have te tali, a let eif slurs
md tad. if 1 went But who will help
' .it our debt If I de net"
Weat Is our iidv'.i cvnthl.''
I.'verv one Is willing n talk but tlie
. going te hi Ip eni if veu go mulct"
a KAiTiiKi i, win:
jh diar. It Is for jeu and our
hu-latid te decide the m-itt. It veu
v.uit te work and inn hi Ip bin In this
matter .mil it does net make I, m feel
humiliated. 70 abi -id great man
men ire sensible tieugh 10 understand
1I1 r wives well cniiigi te knew that
Hiev are far bettel "tf w lib Miinetlllng
1 eleficiie te de Arid while It would
s. 1 m .1 mistake In these haul times feir
1 ,1 woman te work .it something which a
I man who lias .1 fain 1 10 support celli I
de tin 1 nr I ntv of tilings tei vveuieii
te de As I sill In fen , Its .1 thing
'01 veu and "n hu-bied te u 1 11b
and it s ical'v net "d . , h busims.
1
j
j
we hnve at pre-ent the only solution Is V.K ,U1, " "niT. "", e"' . T U?taZl 1..
, tit -I A ' T , seh w '""' "r, V 'r '"-" "1rt "mlP ,lr'' b0fen erecee'd-
! n ; ,. " Ju- t II t'i U 'nt? t he n,t pari Hen tucks length-
I .line.' 1, wi en. i.'vr. net v,e, -''se pullltnr them flit vv'tli en, hand
I th" u -'e "'friends ', nnd I de" no '"ns and nil deulde thlckn, sses should
I nn .0 the foolish, sen, men 1 kl 1 1" '"' "0,", " no,1, right nnd wrong .Ides
tleucli even tha has its place Ta ,e f"r Iren ng one section of til" gar
. tev. ...vi n . ,.! ,1,.. 10 ..'',..,, ,i , mciit hand e t as little as possible
Cem idence -
The Consumer's CenJidence in
Is the Keynote
6,
FerWinter Time
&.
3iStef&''si?A'
v:: 'a'jjw.
Ph. 10 l)y fe!l.
A loose, long unit, with a scant,
long skirt of beige, hns an old
fashioned cut, but the unusual col cel
lar and frill worn with It bring it
strlkinglv up te dale I'm is Is go
ing in for length und looseness this
season
The Man's Roem
As a rule the room tllt'd up for n
man cost" at lenst twice ns much ns a
mero clnboratc-leoking room planned
for .1 woman would cost It corre
sponds In pric with the difference be
tween tailor-made nml fluffy-ruffled
clothes a pnmltim Is put upon satU satU
fnciery cui and m.iterlil as against tlie
disguise of a cluap r stuff plentifully
gnrnLslied .Men appr. el.ne excellent
cabinet work, Reed thick rugs and laige.
commodious sef.us and chairs. They
'oek for geed lighting by day and night
The masculine sense of ivatness la mere
naturally developed' than the feminine
Slen like a place for ev ry'hlng nnd like
. verj thing In Its p! c" H.iI.uicb fine
nimetry of nnang meni an Indulgeel
In te the point of feriu.ilit An orderly
air te them completes their feeling of
comfort.
Proper Way te Iren
When starting a shirtwaist or any
thing l feet .1 cned general rule te
fellow Is this Iren the extremities,
which In this case would mean the
sleeves and cellar, firs' Fellow by Iren-
Sieinr. re-nresslnir will be necessary, per
haps around the cellar and shoulders,
but trv te make tt unnecessary Geed
Housekeeping.
The Question Cerner
Ted.a 's Inciulries
What ntueii'lment nf the Hritish Hritish
Nerth America Ae-t is proposed
which is interesting te women?
Ilese'i-ibe seme ipialnt hnel.cnses
I lint iicei 11 either side e-f a small
firenh'ee.
Hew is nn attriii live hit of use
fulness for the dressing table
fashioned?
In what we can a string nf
lienrls be fl esheneil'.'
When -i tiiiuming of fruits is de
sireel en a lint, what is smartest
te cliens"?
What e! 1-fnshleneil nrticle of
ell ess niiiele with up-fi-dit inn -te'ial
is new being worn?
Yivsterdaj 's Answers
:iliin,is lleh 11 if 'I iey
The
bad
red huir.
A smnll marble slab used in mak
ing past iv that is pin-id nt one
-ide of the sink is 11 useful fru
ture which the kitchen of a new
apartment contains
Fer the wall of n Imb-erm u
caiiilb'heibler "f junk enamel thnt
e-an be bung till nnd h 1I1N u chiib
bv white Hindle makes a diffeieut
nnd nttnie'tlve eunnuicnt
Vnlnt stnins inn lie 1 emoted from
n dress by using inrbeu tctin
chlniide, Clusters of wool (lowers en col cel
lar nniV- cufs N n itnv sort of
trimmins th.it is found en a
sweater knitted with Inn wool
When the scans of n siis;(. duss
have became tee licht iimbi th
arms it can be "fixed me'1 in nn
extiemelv suinrt W.iv bv inseiting
nccnrdien-plnifeil puces , f hcniiii.
coleieel georgette en 1 ithet- side
from where the stPrx, ,iiis t ,,.
v.uist te the hem of tin dre-.s.
Safe
Milk
Fer Infauti
& Invalid
NO COOKING
The "Feed-Drink" for All A3e.
Quick Lunch t Heme, Offices, and
FeunUint. Ak for UORLICK'S.
ISsf Avoid imitations & Substitute!
H260
of Our Success
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EyfriJw&WinaeWviilli.liw6.l.VAttfirbffi'''ll
WifrisfiGtlillZltt Imcj tTSarxIcS. ii
0 iftw-PWiiflfiflif JGrtn!S
a'?f vt ItVv
XfT
Women Have Twe Sets of Eyes
With Which
One Pair Is Friendly and Warm
senal, Critical Observer
"I
DON'T see," it wai n mnn talk
ing, "hew veu women eon. call
each ethor friends, when ,eii turn
mound nnd talk about each ether te
mini body pjp the wnv ou de."
He saw enlv thp hnlf of It.
i What he didn't knew is tlint ever
i woman hns two 'ids of pcn and two
sets of minds.
While she Is ereeliew tiiti frimiil with
the
." ?" V "". V' .-. " ."-. ,
e.vcs nnil mine of friendship sue is
looking her ever calmly, critlcnlly with .
the eves mid mind of n wetnnn.
A woman leeks nt cveiy ether woman
that way.
Swiftly, while n man would be tils
covering thnt a caller linn pretty teeth,
his wife dlspeveiM that she has en n
Igoed-tonking lint, hut that she ought
te be shot for that suit.
Wlille he gntheis in Hip fnpt thnt n
pns'prbv is seiupwhnt tall, nnd that the
,inan with her Ih ugly, his wife sweeps
, tier epi- with n glance and savs some-
i thing about hew well
hpr hnndhag
, mntehp hpr pestunip.
And it Ir the snme way if the woman '
is a friend.
I ,in- mi 01 e.vps, mp iriPiuuv enps, no ne
Hpc that the frlpnd is looking verv
well, that she has a nrettv color In hpr
tapp, that her hair is bcenniingly nr- i
ranged nnd that her dress s the right ,
m . m . . .
tT'. t .i . I
Hilt the ether et. the wem.an'v ones.
register thnt her lint Is tee far back
en her head, that she eitiht net te be '
wearing silk gloves, nnd that her under-
skirt is n tiny bit below her dress.
TT I
-I- of
1' DOESN'T mean that she isn't fend
her friend. SIip just
notices,
turn s nil.
And she would nevpr mention these
little defect1, which her womanly eyes
Read Your Character
Hy Diyby Phillips
Itlg Far-Mounds
Yeil simply coin this phrase "ear
mound" te get around the less uneler
sfindahle medical nr anatomical phrase
tlint you'd hnve te use ethe-wife.
Loek around among your friends and
see if soBe of them hnve net fnces
which are prominent right in front of
tlie ears, nnd their bends likewise a
little prominent In back of the ears;
in short, whose skulls apparently have
humps or mounds developed right
where the ear Is attached.'
This skull development is whnt we
1'hoese te call the ear-mound.
Strangely enough it indicates two
filings which jn the mind of the aver
age person nre very fnr npart. but
which in reality me much tlie same,
destructivencss nnil ex-ecutivc ability.
Hnve jnu ever nntlcee) thnt where
veu find one of these 1 harae teristics or
tendencies ou usually finel the ether?
They occur in varjlng degrees of com
bination, controlled by tlie balance of
the Individual's ether faculties, Ids in
telligence, his practieallt. his tenson tensen
ing powers nnd his moral tpinlities.
Ilut executive abilitv Is simply the
higher order eif coutiellcd destructive
ness. The geed executive is the one
who elestrei.vs the obstacles in the pnth
te the lcsults he wishes te nchleve. He
is essetitiiillv nn eliminator, sweeping
aside idens nnd emotions of ethers, or
customs mid hnl its of ethers which in
terfere with efficiency In the tasks te
which he has set them. He bus the
energy te overcome obstacles whether
they arc people, Ideas or thins1-.
Tomorrow Pointed Noses.
Fall Smartness
The new mnterlals for autumn suits
will be broadcloth, tricetlne, kasha
cloth duxctyne, perllnlnc, velvet and
matelas"e. Conservative embroideries,
furs end effective fur fabrics will trim
man suits lllm-k, Berdeaux red and
maroon brown will be the smartest eel-ers-
Vogue.
Out of the Ordinary
Sirs Tt A Cooper, cnndlelate for the '
elllci) of e'ltv Commissioner of Hit mine-I
ham, Ala , has selected her sun for her I
campaign manager.
Queen Maud, of Norway, Is an expert 1
bookbinder She 1101 enlj works out
the designs, but does the actual tooling
as well
ellrl students have been admitted te
the Virginia Pelvtechnli Institute this
fall for the first time in the history of
the institution
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te See Their FrienM
While the Other Is the Impcr.'
7 hat Misses frothing
have wirelessed up te her vvem.t
mlntl te nny one who is net iiu i
fend of her friend as sh,. s ml '
Twe women, for Instanr, ...
spend a whole nfternneu di-cuvi,n. ,f'
pcttj faults of n third. "
Few of her virtues will .'ein .'
thev both knew nnd admire thee
Tl'( nre fend of her, bed nf )P.
i.. ... !.!..
un ,e mui nei iiuuiii ee- op ,1,.'
ju' wenum i
Hut the fe things that ther t,,..
have te orltieie in her Hnblts ik.
arc a part el Her. lack of geed (.,,:
that cannot be remedied, perhnn, ,,
sonic occasional qunlit that griitn'n
P'liisantly. or something thnt i, ,n,J
amusing. '
PHUHAI'S It Is the ei8anl5.lipef.
seniil mind that ii'dlccs them ,t ,.
certain) )" Die friendlv one thnt ltfen,
them within such limited bound, .1
discussion.
A man can ncvpr tiuderstniwl 11,1.
beinuse bis way is either te Ml iv.'
mnn himself nbeut the characteristic J!
doesn't like, or else avoid him
pelntedl.
Net being able te undet stand tt (it
seldom believes it. nnd very often th.
s,,,,,,,,, UIMI ,, ,
r.rceunts for (lie fact that
thnt nil women are cnttv
men in,i,(
T'10'' nrp nnt ''nt,J m (fneral
. find who Inlte inv In .niii
Reme
ngreenblc tlilifs for the'purpnsp nfi.'
tnr M,rm rpupnted. "
ng din.
Hut tne in.ini, true wemnn wheu
friendship for another wntnnu ,s iWD
nnd sincere, does net b t the lintierFetiil
womanly set of eyes nud mind take m.
tire ciiarge when she is dseusijn? 0.
scrutinizing thnt woman
The friendly wt are larger nml i.
wn.vs en guard.
WHAT'S WHAT
ny ukm:n nrirnr
The nnnlvcisarv of t' u el tceverv et
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offers a charming Indian Summer ecci
sltn for parties iivl .dinners Direra.
tlens may. Include the Spanlsu and Itil
Inn flags with th merlcan toiers al
though the spcclnl gel I and wh e In.
slgnin of the famll of f elumhus ml;
be combined with the n.it enn! tlajr. u
preferred (Jarax-cls- Mttle P.ft -enth cen
tury ships, as Illustrated - ivrav hr f.1.5.
toned from cnrdhearel and ut Ii7ed te
held autumn flowers or autumn leavei
l-'or eung people an Indian cestumt
party may provide mei" fun than a for fer
mnl dinner With nrmy khaki and tce
clothes se plentiful ir Is easv te Inpro Inpre
vise Indian costumes with the addition
of hind-feathers and beads Indian
games may be plnyul and a few of tte
modified West Indian dances may lie In
eluded In the dance pregrnm Invita
tions te n party of tills sort should de
scribe tlie costumes te be worn
'Adventures With a Purse
Ter mincing vegetables for use in
salads and the like conies n little in
strument tlint can be bought fur flttj
e-eiits. It consists nf n little roller mil
a sort of grater attached te a wneik-n
handle. It should be a niightv lianJi
little thing te have around, and vveulj.
I am sure, prove ter useful.
Fer nnme-s of shoes ailelrrs Wnmnnii Tiff
rdlter or phone. Walnut 3Q00 or M.iln ICC I
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Brass Beds Relacquered
KOTV Wc ffuarejtitce oil tcorfcrnun tcerfcrnun
ship abtelutcly equal te new at l-S
the cost.
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tlamp that may he attached te bv-d, chair, sewing m
iliine, wall. Ideal for these Jjrk terncrs. An clticicnc,
arti'tu, practitjl lamp.
The restful Cmcr.-ild glass shade (nature's color) Ha
ju, tab'c te any ancle, directing the liulit vicrc desitc01
I-MLRALITC, JR. suitu itselt te s.uin cerncnicncc.
k our eves will lasr leiiRcr an.l de better work v.aei
Merkm under ideal liihtmf, conditions. A libt correct
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