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Sartorial Responsibilities
'believe lliore'd n let 1 1-1 that Of cetirxQ, nti rcnlle thnt when we
Mc." Nitd Virginia nbruptly.
K nmmi ncr inuiriu eveiimp news
impcr. rnvvn, iimi i ii iiiiv 1 1
"Vlint Men''" re- tip the head wiiltci' a
turni-il l'mil iilwnllj delliir for (iftllnc in
looking up from the n seat, unit tip tin-
piigfs of "KlMi-nntl wnltiT thrrr- time-
l"nll of tlu Henmntwluit 1 ttntild If 1
l'mnlrr-." '"-' n peer.
"llrpsslni; tip." ordinary worm In it
'nn-.st.liiK up?" biMiieM) Milt."
.Ye? I wns iust Irs In In looked
rrmUnc nn nrtlrle . tlimiKhffiil.
lu-re nlieut hew n mnn I "Anil it mentis we
lu .iii-iirpfl lit) III ll
tual war by wearing dress clothes
itncver possible
W-HFaul wrinkled n dNIninrul limp.
Sir. "Oh, that : Heavens te Icl
honey.
Hat's nn old. old iih-a : and itV all
Wrong, tee. That theerj'x In rn pn.-'ihIi'.
lODK iifce."
5 Virginia (.lienh an eb-tlnafe li"ad.
f "I think it mulit te work out splcn-
41Uy. Why. l'mil. you knew jeu netcr
wwr your ctcimig clenics n jeu inn
get out of it."
is, "My iln-Hs Milt?" he asked.
C"Drc.ti suit! That's awfully vulpar.
Paul. Men don't call them dres suits
ay mere. Evening clothes. This article
ay "
x Paul grinned.
""Sure, honey. I knew what it ny.
TtJU.knnw I've been readitiB that kind
of stuff for years. There was a famous '
rtiftrl- sfnvv nlieut flip Idea OUCe. Alie
they made' It Inte plays and movie-. aud'J"sr te cet the little bit of refreshment
extended It te full uem-1 lenptli. we'd irdiiuiril i-nje. at the soda feiin-
and-
"Of ceur.e." said A Irgutia brishtiy.
'.That prei'. the idea i a ceud nn-."
J"Geed for nethinc. T'U bet it" prnp
ajtanda festered by the National AsmvI.
atlen of SIcrchnnt Tnller.s or the ltctail
ClethiiiK Healers C.ulld or "
' "Nonsense; It stands in reason. Of
exmrse, it man feels brai ed up in a
spiritual wi lt' a p"rf'-,l winider
fUl Idea. I de wish Miil'il let me y.'t etl
semp nice new- shk hose, l'mil. and have
your evenins clothes pressed and wear
mem
"Held en ! Held en '. Yeu reallv
.mean you want me te went- Viu at-.y old
ttne we go nnywhere in the evenmsV"
Bhe nodded soberly.
"I think you really eticht. It will
brace you up spiritually.''
j "All right, ma'am, just n you ay.
Through a Weman's Eyes
By .1EAN
Is It for
"Men have died and wertn have
ten them, but net f"i- love " sat
the cynic.
Tet. the Idealist tells us:
" 'TU love that makes the world ?e
Ynnd:'' , ,
And I agree with them both.
, It In love that makes the world go
'ieund.
It is Ievp that inspires and sustains
nt.that makes life wertli while.
But that is the point.
Leve makes us live it does net make
nn die.
Because love is gierityinc ami en
nebllug. even love that is
fulfillment N construct!
iepi-lpfS et
Wp arc
better off for it,
The "d'inc" for loc. tl." quitting
and the failing and tin; wTeclting are, as wiiem h" wanted te please wanted an
the cynic says, net for love; they are automobile and a sable coat. Se he killed
for weakness, for selfishness, for cow- a man for tb mencj .
ardllness. was it for low? Neve.-.
- A young man with a widowed mother Ixivp will soften a brute it never
te support committed suicide because creates one. It was plain, bestial desire.
the girl lit was courting married some Luie does make the world go 'round.
one else. Put If it were conducive te nil the
That was net for lore. It was for mi-sdeeds that are committed In its name
dtalrc. for selfishness. it would be mere likely re step this old
, Bad he known real lore . would aleb of ours in its tracks and send it
AMP given him a greater tenderness smashing down ihreush space!
The Weman's Exchange.
Te Remove a Vinegar Stain
Te th' Editor of Werra ' I'.ia'
nfir Madam Would jeu please te'l
mm limv tn remove some crease nnd
. .., t .n.. r.(nn ererie
Tinwu-sunns t-u.e - ,
dreas? I have used pa-seline. nut it
didn't de anv poed. What Is the cer-
r.nt weleht for a (tlrl of nsl'.tccn ;cars
rtet weiKni ter .t Kir. ui e
wfce Is tlvn feet four Inches.
V CONSTANT r.KADEt:.
naite made of prepared chalk nvl
er rtihhed en ih stains ami werlted
.tuni lltrhtl- with the t'p of the fine
aA.
Will remove the spots This takes out
both the grease and the and a.id pre.
UCts the material If i- s ' '''- ca-..
oelor. A girl of eighteen, ."he is live.
fMt fiJur Inches tall should weigh l'.'l
Frem Mualclan
mt Ktuer of Weiviti't Paat.
Dutr Madam Can ou tell me where t Te th Edit': of TVema'i Pan
mad what the address la of Mr, Leepold Pear Madam I wrote te j-eu about
Stokewekt. leader of the P hUadelp hi a t.ve or thn(, pn)lx. uge nbeut neM,.
aSerTraruse? I cannot And out any-
whfte, se T am appealing te you torjeu
hel. for I'm sura veu can if me
With best wish' '- your Vi:r
I am a warm sdmirei Heed IjiU
A ML.Si''IAV
A letter addressed te 1!-- el en
ta care of tli.j Acndeir- -ft M.i.-e- we -"!
reh him tf marked i. r.senal 11
ddress Is net given in any dlrectn- ies,
and evidently hy wants- te keep It strictlj
private. Of course, eti ran undersmnd
that he would be vert- much annoyed
with objectionable callers if overv ene
tanw where he ltve.
Mrs. CaniRe can be reached by a let
Mr addressed te the Metropolitan Optra
Cjbmpany In .'Jew Tork
The Trouble With Curls
T tht TA t et U'ei.n ' I'nc-
( Pear Mat'.in -11a i '
nil '""lil Ii-" 'r 1 " ' '
make mv '. i s . 1 1 . . - '''
daya. 1 at" ' -ed -f cut in .r .
day.
jAISO, Wll3t Is Kr.Oll for bl.'Hl.l ert-i- .
X nm fair-coniplexiened. Wiv.it thai,.--eCreuBO
should I use" MAltY 'i
'I would like te wish for you naturally
J.
Things YeiCll Leve te Make I
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UlNUKltli-: HOI.HK11S art u solution te
prelilein I (iv i -mail i -niireui
MMvith s i ribbon, or ilbben and
K.YI.-U tan make ii.m as oiniive
I Ualn'.y e& :ou wish, or pium a1 u
ctlcal. Cevei a hook with a kl-icw-
t-tth end. Kcrew it Inte thu hoop.
your iinsirie uirnuuu me iioep,
nv It un In tlie rleseL A bunch
tnowere iitiiiu. te tee uiiiuinao uiiiuinae
UNOEHIU HULDUHS, epe -
trteh te ilve them aB a Ut
riiuxut.
wLWi toJstec ym&
V ,: : - -
Vitgim
1I0YT GRANT
' out, nnd 1 wftir em. ,1 II hnyc
h" i m- . m-i "-i-"i
ran t he benslblc and
have balcony seats
when we co te the
theatre any mere-. Oh. no! We'll
have te sit right down In the fourth
vow (if I he orchestra, e'- have a bin, and
lli'it itii-iins till ci t lull's the cml. tld
'i- can't co t i the theatre like regular
hiiinaii helni; in a sticet tar. I should
in ii-it. We'll lime te hac a tal both
wtv
A real icnt lemnii I" cw-nini:
i-lethe.s, ou knew, couldn't mingle with
the common herd en a street car. That
would be unthinkable."
Virginia was en the vcrce of surren
der. "And then, after the show, you and1
I can't drop in the corner drug frterc for
a drinl; at the teda fountain. It would
make me fiel conspicuous and out of
nlaec. Ne. we ceiiluu t de tliat. v e il
have te co te thu swullct place in town
unu iiuvi- iiiiuks " i'ih wv uiuii i inm,
tain f-r nbein thim cent-
Vlisiula gliiKb-d.
"Hut if ,nii wan; i.ie te he spirltnalh
uplit'leil. an dear, I'm for it. Only
don't bl.mie nn1 if we hate no meiiet te
pu' in the i-a iue- bank after thi.
r.rim: nil tin- dress Hilt and
I'll Ix-ih-ek, nijsrlf like u lily of I in
iiehl '
"lten't be sill . Paul. We'll b-nve
the i-lnthes just wlni-i' thej arc in the
clei-t." sjim p:ui.id and smiled ml-
!i,i..,.'.,i.
"I dull ' ce H'llJ you t'M'l-
ou-lit that
siiir in the hr-t pliu-c.
Yeu '
He glared at her with mock severity .
"Well, I knew ou were se crazy te
liiairt me that jeu didn't uutice what
I hmi en." he said.
Slie Mlcuccd him with a Uu; !
romeri-ow The XlucKe e
NEWTON
Leve?
Mum i e.
wmild ha
for ln
e -
niiiti.ri and Me
c theus
or h"r alie -vnat
ll
le'-rtien would mean te her.
Ter tin-re i-s no one who has ever
known real love wh has net been
strengthened and made rtuer by it.
Wherever it .tribes, it radiates.
A man ran away from his wife and
three children te elope with a vamp.
Fer love? Ne.
I.eve, no mutter for whom, would
have made him a better man and se
a better father no a deserter.
A hepele.s inve might have saddened
tin-- n m. bur it would net have eem-
premised vuu liener ana nei-eui ,v mid
'hit - , and a rotten foundation.
1 l.pie -, a liter in prison who mur
dcn - 'l a man "ter me. I he wemun
fir. ! a r im- : jj.-: ..u. t b d-j .e
"O I .'l-.-lli nve 'n fil 0'1 lll.tt - OU SA tl!
' i (re en t..irii-iK ll Oiten, If the
wate k.-.-t.s en eeinins out. I3y havuit;
It in.irtvlled you can ketp it wavy for
'I'm'' It "line, nut V ne-l JOU art- UOinS
,, yourself the best tlili.-; te de Is what
V()U I)U bn jUnBi evrn tiwusl t. !s
a bother
Held a cloth -Tir.)ht with ery het
HjiUr 0ci Uii lllac.KlwartHi aR(, ,rt.iU
,,,,,,, ltll ,, ,,.,iln,,. facldl 0,jal, wme,
'S ppileil w'th v.j-!r .a.er in,j !L ;; ,ft
' is. .-ill" I'.lisn ' III eniu .llrr.
I-'e'.low tli-" niri i tie'is rj- evvn.-.t;
and -se .--old or. nin the ii'.ti mernlnr
Vi ij w'l l-. i te .isU v 'ut shad.- r-f
en,..? t.. ii. vi-l-cn -veu t.re hujlm: I-.
1 .-en-j.ee i'if-. h-- all or"i and v.tne
lie", end te, prrsu-' who in- waiting en
ini i an t-'.; en bt.-t aheut t're particu
lar fhade or the particular kind jeu
w a n t
Cemes te Column Again
'-air and followed u
arts ii
Th.inl:
Th's I-
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dies the nane Mj! '
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people ta;
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bad .'.-I. as ser.i"
hat d i:s If mean "
1 ella'S MABEL '
I The nanc') Mabel is of Latin origin.
, and me.st fortunately, means "lovell."
Thlnl; a minute'. When you say ever
'te ynurjlf "June June" aren't the
' nev words that poi Inte your rnlnd
' tin "'eiith of loses-" '
!'. ila de " iid for 'ears it is trui
1 ', ( . 1 si,Jei,.il UOplCeS
I i u UT t.f'e'l of I"" -
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tS '...111 heu'ls ,t W I ISe 1.1 til, f'J.
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By Request
STAMP laNOl'AGK
At right ancle.s in the upper right -hand
corner "Iapci'I immediate
replj "
At an ancle of forty -live decrees
,i the upper richr-limi'l corner -
i'r-'i nli
oil
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Hiie-haU' im-li from the upper left
hand corner -"He careful iiew jeu
replj."
In the lower right -hanii corner
"Itewnre."
Tearinc the stamp In half, leniini;
n slight white space between
'Triendship ended."
Ti'iirlni; In the upper left. hand
(erner "nu hne In-. ken mv
heart."
Twe cine-rriii stamps ,n tin. uppi r
Icfi-hniid corner "Veu ha.e :i
rttal,"
Twe one-cent stamps placed one
b i vi the tithi'i "I will call te sic
you tonight. "
Twe one-cent stamps reversed "I
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1 1 tmi thlnklns of you.
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Hfca te De
Hy CYNTHIA
Write If Yeu Wish Te
Hear-Cynthia t am remlnc le.i'0'1
for niUlcc. A ma" 1 Knew lh Ick in
tlie lte.-plt-.il imU Irii I'een -nice i'hi;lst
maK 1 Ii.im- net seen lilin fl-ice before
I'lirlHln.i se will it - i lull te wrlte
him a no i- wl-'ilms him a Kpecdy re
:0vcr uVT. IN lOtHT.
Qu.te al1 i. slit tr write.
What Is Leve?
I Df.il Cynthia T am a Kir! of elght
cen. ltecently my parents ami I liave
eiiurrelcil ever what tlme t slieulil come
home at night I .say It o'clock Is a
repectnble hour. What Is your opinion
In the matter" , ,
Alse, wlmt Is the medium height for n
Birl of eighteen ami wc!i:lit? At what
... i!ilt Is .( k.H fill.
t in.- l hi keimb wlili n fullcjw roe
two nn Hi" Si-u-r.-i tiiecs Ii" ha-'
iiski-il n s f i- s,,,ub te ii any, hut I
ref'i-'.i' Mt tlimuhts nrn hIw.ijm el
bin- t'u'UKli I v, wi-.li "t'liei liejs.
When i (j" fit witli eik. fellow 1 e.'iu e.'iu
uei l.eep fieni 1'itiiUlT p of tlie iu'. who
h.l .lk.l te h. ir. sleadt t)f all lll
bev friends, I like hltu hes-t Cynthia,
can it be that 1 leve him .' '"an some
of veur re.iders tell me Just what lwe
13? WitlTIE.
Terhaps tlie reailers will wrlte their
ideas of loc. Yeihir Kirls should be In
by 10 o'clock at nlRht, unless they have
been te the tht-atre or a dance. Aver
airi hclBht and weight, about tle feet
live anil I.'j peutul;.
They Squabble
I .1" i rthla -T am M-vent-cr and 1
hav. li.nl" inv llrst real hrnrlnche.
ruM! abmi' four tiierlhs ape I was
celmr te IllK1'. s -IkieI, mi cn while
a. e -oel I ' tut out a gre.it (leal.
Part lei and drt-ie-.-i and newsi In flic
I was tee inin.1i for liaxlng jioed tinie?
Thui I met a fe'lew who seemed te be
a nice tiian (.- .-r jespri He tool
rile u'lt e,c'il Tien s ;ulO l!'( II liskcd
iue t-j ma-it li 1 1 I'ha' i- in due
time
Well, r stalled p"inp with him am!
since lie filled up my time se mm-li 1
It ft school, r. thing I shall always '
i.-rei .since I was in my last year. He l
Is iiiui-h nldei- than 1. about eight year-'
illffemnt-p. and he l-.t-'- sewn hi' wild'
i .its T am younger than In- and often
i-.u. in bate iri'ed t.m-s and mil-lii-ilcied
happiness I bad when I wus ffnliiB
te school. I ha(. In" n gelr.g w'th him
tVmr ineiiths and the only reasons fm-
our itigunien-.s arc I Ulte te d.U'e
tiv clothes and n.y home IJvcu theugti
ir 'is mt the luinnlest and prettle-u of
places. is mi home. Then should he
nec respect il and these in it.' Wha
shall t de'.' 1 am se unlmpp:. . I really
ee bin et I wlh he would trust me
and belli me te s.-ttle tlev-n Instead of
alwavt, p-l'ing me my defee-.s U'tn'
love me. I don't doubt at all. tie
often tells me hew geed and true he
i will be when va are man-led. '
He-t can we step tl Is en.a.-it
an-l unnece.ssarv s,,uabbllm. ".ci s-n-n
things: t i"iit wis'i te ni.u ! '' seral
vcars ln-.i I U.itiK 1 an t- : "lig
lint It see-in hMd te g. e- l-!ng in
it horn Cat s al'tats cn-isv B ui.r.-ip-
pln.s I would rather ml mnr-lfld I
new euni? ns T am and h 1 app with;
the nia.ii I let- than te lii hi it p.act- i
where iwace and content are unknown
1 rral'.v don't knew- my own mind. 111
1 veu help me. dear Cynthia.' I
T DON'T KNOW. I
. The eniv was te step sciuabblinn if1
te step It' If he mi.ir-r.ls- de net an-sw-er
Yeu are still -e-.inc, perhaps
; mt w :: chance ;our m1' d
Thev De Net Leve
Each Other
Ik-ii- i-sn'h'.a "nee I wrete s en tha'
I dld'i' h'-'.iet-- 1- luc. and alter T was
-.cased a "l'-1 ,l l K",'c1 "'
let. i aid later cn-w uid t' him ar.U
I theuc'.l- I loved l'lm.
Well fsnthia it is all en
ir erete.iidial te love tr.e f"l tluct-
scars hecause In- themtlr I had money
Vhi-never that subject eanie up and 1
told him 1 didn't have ,, puins I sup sup
pew.' he tlieUi,ht I was JekliiK. ah we
a'.wns- paired it off with a laiiKh
Vbctil surn weeks before the wed
dln'i? 1'- asked mi people te lend him
mene . H' il'ur.'t nek tot i a r.i-e
e- hi- wrote saying
:I i v see h. s e'. pui-i ; w A t
l-r p ii e e-.f 1 I' 11 R"inS ".'-' 1 IjiCSer
hli-i. s .liid I KtiO t -u.i .it-ep'is ha i'
'ncr;
Ii. ' ! m'.l r- lather ' as 1-ee . e ,t n
r f' isi) tears and at t b-ethrr
and .-t.ter and in- s It In ii; t" i what
we l.- '" M' moil ii bcus and
djdd. helps- all he can. s- I- a ttw
word's JO'J can see the 11 we are In
1 wrete and told him, but he seemed t'
hate n heart of i-en He :-a!d if li
didn't get Heme menej he w-euld have
It- put the wedding off for two --ears
Thun I wroie that tl.e wedding weirtd
he when I wuntt-d It or ner
That was the end. He answered that
1 H lne f"i- me h id grown se't told and
that w. d Ii. st pan iN'e none-..
U-ar C nlhiti, 1 Imi- tiiiA.d that
l here isn't .in j- lute I- is menej and
p oil tool-is the In- s ;i"-l t;lt of tr-dat
.lie attf
There s nhu-it etic -it e( t--.-r- te
le . eli. luiiie w he .1 s mi . i. i ,j . -i'i n . . .
I.!..
lie In-oke if li re ik i'i. i .all I
still lute Ids ring and I 'ant feel as
though m engagement Is trulj broken
it is two mer.ins uireaay.
drendy. What shall
want te be back te
when ci sa 'there
I tin" I den t ctr
him
Vimi ara tin iaf i'its
U nn rnl lnve RpniPmlitP vnn AiA tint
really Ime this man yourself tn the
l.pplnnlni? There Is uch a thine as
r-ai love, ftua It ene of the most
beautiful -'latienb in tlie world.
Checkered Careers
De It in Flannel
J
IS.t (OKI.N.M. I.OWL
When Kiplin-; speke of "the flan
neled feel nt r lie wicket" his harsh
sentiment could net hnie included the
itlanneU.il wie woman at I'alm Bench.
Te wear tlunnels at a resort ii. in fact,
a si uiptem of extreme lucidity of
theiiKlil. I'laiti'd wliite tlnnnel skirts,
for insiaiiei . fei winr with sweater or
with one of the new ihitit,M) slip-ens In
mile "i- !' - tln-c -nc at the summit
of fr-iur.il
i f . M ii i im 1 1 -. I.ereil career
net -d in --I in, hi t i'ii i ii- il,i jenr has
ee- I- 'i-i i.ited it 'li in i'nMiil. and here
te an liewlii;; a i I'd and white
In '.'-I llunnel muiiii"i wit.i -elf-frlnKe
nnd iilnlled witli hialdi'd red
leather. Red. by the way. is seen
everywhere as concomitant of
J. ...I' .' Il l .ll. .'IIJIll.lll. Ill R
sneivv rohert frock nml wrnn. and tha
no ...nn...nl..i.t. nt .1.-
passion for red iiillllnn-y is witnessed
I en ll eld s.
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from the sport -nif that we hce fe
mueli of cter.vwheie, witli Its braid
trimming. Its Idas pockets und its
whole cut and .style. And In n way
it is a relief f see. en se different
"The Marriage Gambler"
Bj HAZEL DEVO BATCIIELOB
opvHei'if. tail. ly Pii&llc T.cdarr Ceinru'iv
1 her having marrint A'irf.- Tracy
v ithe.tt leiina I im. m nnlcr te pre
i fut nm fien i'itiiiii.7 h!i life
through inlat nation for Datsp
( astlcteit. a horns girl, t'urel 'nicy
fluffs hrrsclf xttnnyty nltr'n-ted lJ
Jervts Uritten, who (i Kr-d te hav
ing his (fit with icnnirn. Carel and'
Rrittan are in tin' (nut of n (ihig te
be given for charit'j nnd arc thrntcn
constantly together. On the lay that
the play in te br piren A'fcfc leaves
town, presumably en huslnrsi, and
that night ftrjtten eifr.i Carel te go
iTfi; with him. She is thecttcd nnd
hemtird and realize suddenly that
htr frdiny for him hai ben noCi neCi
inil b'i' infatuation.
t IIAITFU LI
The Sudden Light
Arri:H Brlttun had left. Carel wept
at i'rst like a tiled child. Curled
up in the big librarj elwir. she cried
her heart out, but v.-lien she had cx-
ARE YOU WONDERING
Whether tleie will he a-new serial as seen as this present en" is finished en
Sanmlat ': Well, there will he. And if you think seu have enjejed
HAZEL DEYO BATCHELOR
ltrfnre tins ; -m II hi 1 !iif ,"-iu eidn t "knew tin- Imlf of '. 1'ur in tl.c
'DELUDED WIVES"
Tins .lerer writer is nr hop best Jti character study and the rcnlistic por
trayal of a sieuian's innermost feelings In perple.itt , in rorrew and In joy.
.ludith Carlyle is nn cntlrel.t new type. You'll find out about her in the
lir.st chapter of the serial en
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 27
hansteii h'-t- tears t'lenslits hesan te
nn-1 mi en hei .
I la i hem '-.ad the e lest few
t e ',."' Wl-'-te w.u ii. vaunted pride
hat ' e laid nl'e t,-d if . sol' t-i drift into
a ji'ii.it."U which had culminated in the
seme tonight? Fer new that her eyes
i wer(. nDee,l she realized that her feel-
inB for JSrilen had never been love.
"'"tbed In helpless agony at the
mrraerv Ot liiS Hrathllla? OTOB tl UfV
he Minddered awnv from the tbeuffiit
thnt lm had h-ld hnr b hU anus.
Witli iev fitipnr nril ii?ninNt. hnr
hiirnii.; ch.-eks. I'atel Mfted her heaO
f a i ! '.im'.eil abe it th ren'n. f inlj a
i- i , ii it"'s as" liriMeii l.-'d been here,
Ie linil -i.tii 1" 'ii le i- ind sudileni
'l 'e in .( -h In nir ( no; ri alici.
t!. t n ii was ' ii jii.- rid "! '. s!
N'cV M r 'as i . ' If only he
wej-e here new mi t'ia' she could tell
him thu truth. Sic wanted te ubu-1
herself before him. -he wanted te
tt-11 l.im hew unwerthv she was. It
wabn't that she had actually dene any.
thine wretitf. hut .she blamed hert-clf just
as much as it slit- had.
With tear-reddened eyes Carel's gne ,
wandeied around the room, it seem'sl
uiilje.iia'. It let and (!e-, the air was
s-uffei nt'r.'. aid then -.uiM-nilj ht real-
I i ! -h i' ' I L
i .i'n.'ii; . ' i- ' .
Iltii" r
Mir spiai.;; '
nil', 'lie t:i . .'
tl.i In- It loll"
llewers
was
'I i e fin
' ' -il 'I nisli.ii-;
la . s ,, pulled inn
-tejuti (! idosseins
r h i cewn, the
Water dripped
thorns cut eruellj into her flesh, but
she wns hardly rnn-v-letiH of thla fact.
There were threo tall vas-esi filled with
I th roses, nnd CVtrel went from ene te
the ether, piillinir out tbe tlewera. ruth-
i lessly uratterinj; the pcarlet petals
everywhere, hhe unfolded a newjpape.r
nnd made a bundle of the flowers, which
she cirri'd out t'i the kitchen. When
-h" returned she il-inc the windows a"
open, nnd lenti.ti-; hm. drew in loin;
h-eatl-s of tin- oei ne-l t mr
' l el,, T'I liJK ; te III
- -M -i ' e I.'"' i lie tt.i hiteiii,
I- -in j'-'t let . Tin room ttus ii
ner -. 's ntic't wni't. nnd Inr bran
felt clearer
Ajraln hei thoughts haped te Nit h.
nnd llke a tlah shc"'sav him as he had
been that memlni;, w ith hli eyes sunken
Ir. his Icen dark fare, r.nd tired lines
around his mouth. She suddenly felt to
ward him n tenderness that whh almost
pain. A lenjing began te grew in her te
jilllew his head against her breast. Rhe
wanted t be near te him. Suddenly
with a ! it!" crjt she lenped te her feet
Lij-ht In an n te iieui- in en her. "I love
h'ln!" si-e -iid nlniiil, "1 !ec him, I
I'vehim!" I was intnxicatinel.t sweet
te s.it i sjj0 wint'd te repent the
wnrds eiti- -i iid ever. She wanted in
ip ess-.blj in stiiiid face with Nick, and
villi hei- e-,t-s upralicd te his, say the
words te him. ,
In linanlnatien hhe ceultl see his dark
i .1. .. ...a).. .....". ' ... .. .. " . .
fnce obeniro. she could we the llrlit
that would lenp lihc mnelc into his
tjrti, ind then bis rms would close
Z?M
.?:
F
Adventures With
a Purse
OF COURSE you have Keen the new
sports dklrta with the fringe In place
of n hem. Probably jeu tee think they
nic very smnrt. Ccrtnliitj ihey nrc go
lug te be worn n geed bit thin spring If
"lie can judge from idgus. Well, one
of the shops In having a special mini
icrsnry .snip this week, and, one of the
interesting features of (he sale is sport,
skirts of tweed in vcr.t attractive pnt
terns and colors for .?S.".". Tliey nrc
(the new skirts with the fringe bottoms.
It will pay jeu te slop in and leek nt
hcm.
Fer the woman who loves deners but
who finds herself in nn np.irlinent when
n garden Is net possible, I In- bulbs might
prove a happiness hrlngei'. 1 de net
knew anything nbmii these bulb-. enu
only tell you what I s1(w. lint If .ten
de want te knew mere ab'tit (lie mat
ter, perhaps you will de a little In-
i vestlpiiilng en in- own side. I shv
hyacinth bulbs and daffodil bulbs. Thcj
come In a little cardboard be which is
se decorated that it can be folded into
i an nvtlstlc little jnidiniere te held the
blooming flower. The prli-u of jour
choice of bulb is 10 cent-!.
Fer names of shops ni1dr Weman's Paw
Tdltcr or phone Wntntit 8000 or Stnln 1601
itetwwn the hour of 0 nnajl.
Women in Canada
The appointment of women judges for
the trial of women offenders Is b-ing
, urged by the Secial Sei-vhe Council if
Cnnadn." ,
When I-adv lleaverbre'ik addressed
the Canndian 'Club of Londen, the ether
night it was the first time that a woman
ever had spoken before the club during
the centurj nml mete of its existence.
1'nder the Napoleonic cede still in
force in the Province of (Quebec, a
woman can take no legal action, t-nnnet
mr.ke u gift of property, or go into
irnde without the c nsi-nt of her hus
band. A Grewing Concern
The National Federation of Business
and Professional Women Is new- repre
sented in forty-seven States and has a
total membership of I'.S.OIK).
around her and rret!d' . confidently, she
would give him hnr lip. I
She eiespd her i'"s with the ecstnsy I
of the thought, and then witli n little
s(nb of tialn site efifd them and looked i
nmiitid tTn mom. Nick wns net there;
I .1.. I.ml Lut Ut- 1.en tti(-tMirh hnt hlttM
foolishness. He ml'tht never come hack
se that hi could '.iin' into his face ami
say these words te him, and even tf he
dhl come birk, she was certain that he
no longer loved her.
Tomorrow A Straui-e Intrusion
First Things
The firt women's- auiiliart te a
eciint.v farm bureau in Wisconsin hnO
jutt been (rgatii7t"l in Wnnkesha
County.
Th" Ladies;' Library Association of
Kalamazoo, Mich., organized in 1S5-.
wus the earliest society of its kind In
the T'nited States founded and main
tained by women.
About the Princess
A- .1 testilt of the lute wn" there will
be cniiip.irntli els few icprescnlatites of
t'eutineiital reynl'v til tl"! nminc veil
Hmg 01 1'iiip-e siiir .
In Westminster Abbet. where Prin
cess Mary is te be wed, is the tomb of
I th ou
' bef
at ,hr ;
euntebs of Lancaster, a famous
and the first bride ever mnrncl
Abbey's altnr. Her ninrriaee In
1L'70 te the -second son of Henri III
wns the first royal wcddlni; within
Westminster's, ancient, walls.
The Suit of Kasha
Cemes te the Fere
f
COKINNK LOWIC
The kiiHha reffietcr for spring nemg
te huve quite nn amount of bunliiPHS
ahead of It. Fer nuth tlie Itiislm i-rrpe
nnd tli" iiluln kashn linn jh pri-illi'tcd
ii ircnu'iKleiiH vegue tlilh -pi-iu;, l-'mrks
of thi lntter nn efti'ii (i.nililiiril with
the liand-loemi'd Hedlrr fitlirh-s, pnr
tU'iiliirly tlmsii oinbi-eiilcri'il in IVr.slmi
dn-lsi, mill ilicri- nn ninny ntlii'i- siir
tcssful I'erms of imlit iilu.'illziitlini,
AheM) wn tin slum in1; n cult f mn
kashu with u liitt'il 1'ipplu bur), iimi
lentr, punela luiuglnK at the sides. Dpep
loops of Bclf-niatcrlnl nt the front
closing of the coat nnd stitching of
black tillk contribute the remaining Lit
of Interest.
M. 4i,A
' i 'r 'TV
itiii
3j ri
lly
WHATS WHAT
tljr HELEN DECtE
1 ' I
-al!rT
I Where up thinks nis Hener or ins
"SI. C" writes te WHAT'S WHAT: I pr,)p availed he Is unforgiving nnd tin
"As I come of well-bred people, l-. , nentllnB.
h,. br0 H!hi "P ,'?.ruf V iVi i r. e.,t If the conversation starts te go
the gift of u worthless set of 'etiquette
books' presented te1 me en my birthday
In ii tiliitlK. What de veu think of
uruii iu ii ri IIIIU4W...-..,. i'y---- -.,--. ,
liils unnecessary hurting .f a pi-rcen t
sensibilities'.' .Surely I was de no
JS'W "UPHemiI intcrlerltj te tht
...... ... .. ...i. . i- ..., .niimi-
1'iouaeiy imp rt-iitiiu i lauiivsr. i ...-.--
than malicious, remaps biic may in
i....n lm-eii into but nc the obseieid
"etiquette hooks," and In a lit of false, ,nd se It gees en until there is a
economy passed en her bad bargain In. nnHt-v little quarrel en hand which can
the guise of a gift, fcople '"crerti- net be put aside or forgotten until the
bly stupid thing-s: the humorist who . ,'
pictured a woman losing her valuable n0" ".
prtWaMtt'illl nn In the ether tank Is also
net overdraw probabilities. Stevenson X handicapped in n qunrrcl, but for
was at the height of his fame when nn out ire r differenl reason,
some well-meaning acquaintance sent nn l4 a" ,nest lovable character.
Vlmnni .MI lilfnSu'lfi'L rV,t""ivii m "l imagination Is always busy, in a
lie did quote, as he did. the eld sajltig, ,l.i.j1,lutn, ;., i ,....
"I can manage my enemies but Lord whimsical, ranciful waj. .,,,.,.
deliver me from my friends!": and write J lie fun that he gets out of life is
te the relative, expressing the cliet-iful net t he kind of fun Unit you can hear,
linmi Hint, thanks te her gift, your- or see. or nut veur hand en.
manners may snow- some improvement,
before jour next blithday. Majbe she'll
sce the point.
Read Your Character
? Wilj I'liittipi
Tin Voice n-uigr
ll". is mil' hut jeu can try en flic
fatally in tin next npartment, if the
walls arc thin.
Yeu don't have te hear what they are
saying te tell In a general wny what
bind of -iceiih thej- are. All you need
t.- hf-si- is t!n tone of their eiccs.
Detailed explanations of the mean
ings of various types of voices lia
been given in pretieiis articles, but for
quick wrk. for rough-and-ready anal
jsls, you only havn te separate voices
int? four einxsifiratiens, representing
four distinct tjpes e people.
Firs' of all, note whether the voice
ii high or low in tone. Then note
whether it 1b loud or Heft.
I iiie nign, muu voice denotes a person
, of the mental type who Is Iacklnir In
self-restraint . a thinker, but mere than
likely of undisciplined nnd ineffectual
themrh"'. ,
The higli. soft voice indicates the
thinker who has learned hew te think
te geed pui-pec.
The low, loud voice Indicates the non-
mental tvpe (practical rather than
theoretical, of vitality and cnergj,
who la expending thnt energy nnd vi
tality uneconemlcally, and who upon
occiifcien can he lneensideratc. harsh 0"
even brutal.
The low. aeft voice is the voice of the
practical, level-hneled man or woman
who Is likely te act and think tn the
best adtantnge under varjlng condi
tions. It is the veice of a self-ic-htraincd
and cuVlcnt person.
Tomorrow Ti.irlit I.ip-
The Question Cerner
Tedaj's Inquliics
What'Tveuld be au iiinusinc. in-
terctlnB partv for St. Patrick's
Day?
Why is it w rene te held a rus
by one end and shake It te get
th dust out V
Of wiujt matciial is an c-quisiti It
dainty ever for a diess hr talile
mndeV
Hint heavy should a Kit I" win.
is ft em twenty te tweult -font
scars old and fieil f t rleteu
indies tall?
Describe a prrtt- w.i.t tn make
the straps ter a ribbon sildle en
a silk negligee.
Of what u't-ncral style are niiiut
of the spring mntcriiils?
Yesterday's Answers
, The .strunKe old custom C the
lirideKioem kiekinc the bride lin
niedlntcl.t after the mnrrini;n cere cere
menj in order te make her realize
l'.'l- aub.'ei tieii Mill ju-evnils
ainein; tliu pia-aul i !a of
lluuyurj .
. An cipj.illj str.uise fashie.i, ni
a fail in Van5, is tint of wra
UK tlic galoshes tin neil di wn nt
the top mid tiitiippi'd witn a '
of jinclini; hells.
, If nn old sheet Is dipped in bluing
and laid ever the linens in a hope
chet, it will keep them from
jcllewinf; before the bride wants
te use them.
A ftirl of from fifteen te nine
teen, who is four feet eleifii
Inches tall, should weight 11(1.
Chain stitel'iiii; of inn mini
inakiui; a lar;e )i'"k dt .ikii mi u
hi own weteii ilnu-e (.-in- an ap
iiiiipriati' t"tii 'i of ti inn, i ie
et;ii i iiia- - v.eil i . nml 'i
I llilll - b. II II' ss II,', , s , I'll- ii"
ler a I nrren '-li t i ,lilnni loin.
.iik a Mr .in. i .'ew i the Inn I. ii,"
nt eiicc iisi fill and decorative.
G. Washington's Coffee is Refined from Coffee Beans
It is .il-c-ulutelv pure coffee Ner a substitute. Ir dissolves Insranrly
hen u .iter is nddcJ. Each cup made te order re suir individual taste.
'-ciTer pet or
V. d. m tSc vup at
5101111JS
HV " '"'
mJfcfa
m MJJS at cu
Ace
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tfS&Jiik
Twe Men Who Are
In a Quarrel With Their Whe's
One Has Ne Imagination and Toe Much Pride, the Other Can
Sec Beth Sides of the Question and Understand Them
TIIIJKn is the most Intere-dlng con cen
Irast lit the characters of two of the
best 'pliers ibis jenr.
imp is a mnn who is preuu aim sen-1
cf-nieren ami iinii. i
Up linn no imagination.
Ills jokes are ponderous, heavy
things, laboriously thought nut and
f mercilessly Inflicted upon his family.
i..fc i.f... te tlAn.n.tMM...
ngalnst him. if nn
creetis into the nrgunn
v.stud sweetness char
(Ill llllrii-isillll IM-.S
gunienl. if his wife's
nges te whining
,.em,,init , ,. , nothing te step It.
,. , rvmn, of (act. I
,( ,IinovllWe fet. Mm t f l.Ia.lc of J
nnrtlilm? Imr a reinnrk that is mere
--,. ui .i .1 i- I . ill
iiisubiti-iiuh- umii um enu bin nuuviii
ie unu casaiitliess.
It's just In his hcml mid his heart i
nnd it conies from "in-Ii things nn alpleasuic and tun out of one cicnliu
favorite book, n delightful friend vhe,wilh his friends in- one iide nn h
has iimu-ilng mannerisms, or iu being I bicycle than tlic oilier man gut out e'
understood in an idea or a whimsy. , all his pride and his triumphs.
Your Teapot-
will demonstrate why
II
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HAS NO
Largest sale
6002
Market St.
60th and
Havcrferd
5(5jJ70)t'n Friday Ii Until -1 '1"C
Save en Eats!
Choicest Quality Meats
Steak Meats 19c lb.
RIB CHUCK HAMBURG
ROASTS ROASTS STEAK
Beit Cuts Beit Cots Freili Ground
16 12 12V-,
Boneless Bacen ! 17c lb.
REGULAR SKINBACK PICNIC COTTAGE PURE I
HAMS HAMS HAMS HAMS LARD
8 te 10 lbs. Large C te 8 lbs. 2 te t lb. (Mb. package'
30 25 14 27 15
Legs Yearling i0 7 29c lb.
YEARLING LEAN RIB SHOULDER
CHOPS YEARLING YEARLING
French CHOPS
25 22 18
Lein Perk Roast tf 18c lb.
SHOULDER
FRESH
HAMS
Wlielc
27
SHOULDER
PORK
Blade Shlc
20
iu fUKK
K Picnic .'.1p
I
16
h Om ll I! All Yellow 0C
j Stewing thickens -3te4ib.. J4
MADE IN THE CUP
AT THE TABLE
P
pcuolater needed.
the t.ihle Ne waste
O. Washinsten s Coffee is always me-t
delicious nnd most economical
Every can unrantccd toglveMthfnctlorv
Measure the cost by the cup net by the six of tht c.w
Boekltt he. Stnd 10c for $petal trial tin.
O. WASHINGTON COFPfE RfNNI.NO COMPANY, 111 Mfik Ama,Hn lit,
FF EE
01NATED BY MS. WASHINGTON
N
HHi.l3t&).
'JM
WtMi
Equally Helpless
TTIS wife Is net vwpi-i : she Is npld
A A enough, but she (e-irt take tht
IreublP le be sweet.
Mm is just dull. -
Xethlfitr tlint lir
r hiisbiiml does plensj.
ncr
Thev nrc no Pnlliply diiTercnt tint
it is i Impossible for them te b linnnv
together. "'
But lie tries te understand her: m.,
te get Imr way of thinking because, he
knows that it Is impossible for her te
understand his wny of thinking, A.
though he cun mnkc her out urv
And Hint is the reason Mint im .,.-..
can step her whtn slm stnrts out of r
lie can set) both sides ,'jf the (ineMlnii
His argunict is ,-igl,,. , ,. k, m,'g .'
lie re.tllr.cs tlinl sin- iliinbs she is in
nml Mini ll Is nni in I ,.nl. n ... ,".
liunj iiiiirreis wini nun.
. i V. i , i""i te iuek
unu nn- liiiiin-r iit-epij- enough evet. le
see wny siip. is wrong.
And se he ennnet go en : he is help
lets; If be tries te turn the ennversa.
Hen she comes hm-jt te it: if he keep
quiet it makes her mere angry.
All he can de is say. "Oh. well'
Serry " and gel away :ts seen as pej!
slble.
TWO types of men. exactly opposite,
yet eneli equally helpless, though in
an entirely dlfi'crent way. in n nuaml,
Tiip first mnn nlwajs wen Ids ipini--'
rels: tin' ether mini ulwajs lest them.
But the second man. wilh nil hU
troubles and he hail pjciiij sui mnri
N
EQUAL; m
in America.
4219 Lan
Theatre Bldg.
Darby
caster Ave.
POT
ROAST
Lean
10
STEWING
BEEF
Lean Brisket
7
CR0SS-CU1
ROAST
Lcin
20
SLICED
HAM
43
LOIN
YEARLING
CHOPS
32-38
SHOULDER
BABY
LAMB
22
BREASl
STEWING
YEARLING
8
Rib End
PORK
CHOPS
Best Cuts
25
FRESH
SCRAPPLE
10
FRESH
SAUSAGE
16
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