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June stared at the check Ptter Rfllvish held out as though she ex- pctpm it lo bite llcr. Whell she} made no move to take it, he laiu 1L; In“ a table between them. y

All I shall expect in return," ne laid curtly", “is that when Ellen, ‘hows up at the airfield tomorrow, 0i‘ a lest, vou tell her that she can-i not qualify for membership in your organization. Give her any reason you like." y

“Exc pt that I've been bribed to: refuse h ? You wouldn't want her’ that. ofccurse?" said Jane, 'e trembling, naturally‘ i don't tvant her

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can't possibly me any nec- r advice on that matter. to marry me." Peterl

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l think maybe the fact that you anti llLi' purcliis are so sure you kn " ul t s best ior Ellen and nave gxen h-cl" a chance to make upl ill llllliCl on any subject might‘ _ son she'll like to break cs and take up flyingfl,‘

flying?" Peter laughecll tiny. "Why, she can't. everl- a lair properly. You've seen liLT Cari you iniztgule her in the

the air than on the street." lilled out.

l lie leaned toward her across table. ' utv, of course, what you have r llllnd. You‘re holding out .01" money: A thousand isn't l. All right, discourage Ellen lie l the thtugllt oi learning to ily j-llllfl tncrcs another thousand in it for you." Julie til-cw a long breath. Her went out and picked up the She ripped it across and )“Ubs until it was in tiny fragments ii slic let flutter into the waste-

it's my answer, Mr. Raleigh," ztl coldly‘, "1 should have slap

y: ‘l' fucc, but tearing up your cil x “as llzore iudylike."

blll.‘ turned, picked up her bag and gloves, and said, "And now, if you ll excuse me. I've kept my aunt ivnlting rather a long time for ner dinner."

"Wait l minute," snap d Peter savagely, “This means, suppose. that you're (going to enroll Ellen?"

Jane face him with her head ‘up, her eyes frosty.

“It means that I'm going to rive Zher a lair trial, and something she's never hlid before in her life - a c-llrlnce to exercise her own will and make up her own mind. And now, if you don't mlnd--"

She held the door o n for naln. Ho stood still for an nstant, glar- ing at her, then strode angrily out :>i the room.

Jane clenched her hands hard. This, then, was what people though of her and her cherished plans- lhat she was a cheap little publicity rackcteer. turning her scant know- ledge of flying into channels that would pav her a handsome wage.

Of coilrse, she had known from the first that Hobaris and his colli- panv were backing her purely for

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reasoned that that, after all, didn't really rnartcr ii she could achieve her own purpcsc through their help. she lluu belitvetl that, whatever illllitillS and his company might gain froln this tutu", the chief re- suit. would still be what she wanted —an auxiliary unlt oi women tlyers ready to serve their country. I She looked down at the fragments of the check Peter Raleigh had oi- fcred htr, and her thoughts UlPliLd. in illlCllltl‘ direction. How he must love Ellen to be willing to pay so much to keep her fronl deserting him for a cuieer! Lucky Ellen! Sac need nevtr walk the floor at night, wondering whether to marry Peter, only to find that his attentions llacl not been serious. . . . The tits morning, at the air flelci! Jane watched an eager, excited; group of girls go through the sin‘.- ple tcsls conducted by Aleck to de-l termllle whether they had the basic lilllS for a ilyer. For thc

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..>.s nan been given to girls 1n ot.l-..; LOWHS. Scarcelly a girl was rejected‘ unless she happened to be verv plainl and shabby.

Jlinc set her teeth. Why hadn t, she noticed this before? This sort of tlnilu had been going on all along!‘ The girls were being chosen for their: beans‘ anti charm-not for their lld- aptabillty to flying.

In disgust, she turned and walked away

A ft-w minutes later, a stodgy girl with a pasty skin came up to her Milli Lilia in ner eyes.

"Uh, Miss~Mlss Andrew's." the girl faitercd. "I—I'm so terribly disap- Fcinted. It's been the dream oi my! ife to be a flyer. I've struggled so, haijd to save enough monev to take flying l€§0lfls an . last winter, I! took a course in mechanics at night‘ school so that, if a chance ever came. I'd be ready, And fiO\\'—IiOW,l t.) be told by Mr. Randall that I'm! unflttcd for avlation—-v\'ell, it sort of knocks the props from under me."i

Jane looked at her for a long moment, then said quietly, "There must me some mistake if you've been told that you were ineligible. You are exactly the ty that we ner-d. ‘Insatw you taking tie tests, and you

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What is vour name?"

The rl, startled, stared at ner lncredu ousiy. "My-my name?" she stammered. "It's Hawkins - Eliza- beth l-Iaivkins. But—-but Mr. Ran- dall said I hadn't a chance-"

“Don't let that throw you,” said. Jane grimly. "I'll take care of Mr. Randall!"

(To be Continued.)

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Ms Smyihe as making final arrangements for an elaborate re- ceptlcn

"Nara", she said to her veteran maid. "for the first half-hour I want you to strnd at the drawing room door and call the guests‘ names as they arrive".

Nora's face lit up

"Thank you. ma’: m", she replied “I've been wanting to d9 that t0 some of your fnends for the last tvlenty years".

KINGSTON W. I.

The October meeting or Kings. ton W. I. Was held at the home of Mrs. Mack McSwain. Meeting open- ed by Singing Ode followed by creed in un‘son. Roll call was answ- ered by seven members and two stfsitors. Mrs. Albert Clow gave a, report of the school, paper towels were heeded. It was moved that those be got when school ooenrd. New committees appdnted-School Mrs. Tyrus Haimer, Miss Jeanette Docherty. Sick, Mrs. Edgar Newson. A discussion took place about a ccrtflrt and her-m social. It was de- clded t0 pack two boxes for soldier-g for Christmas and to meet at the home of Mrs. McSwaln Nov. 1st. to pack same, each member to bung SOmGIhlIIr! for boxes. Roll call next month by paying dues.

MGEUXIg closed with National An- them. after which lunch was served by hostess asshfted by Mr. Albert Clow and sccial time spent. Next meeting to be held at the home of Mrs. May Willis.

WEST ROYALTY W. l.

The regular monthly meeting of Weil- R0"Fl1tv Women's Institute w»; held at the home oi Mrs. Alex Gi-az-t cn Wednesday. September 24th with! eleven members and two visitors present. In the absence oi the

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and blankets tor Red Cross work. It was also decided not to organize Girls Sewing Club as there were not enough girls of required ages in dis- trict. Mrs. Arbinz gave a very inter-l the ‘Pubercnloslll- . P amine Com- . Committee - 1mm McKinnon. Mrs. Stewart Mc- Klnnon. Next meeting to be held at home of Mrs. Vernon Burke, on to be ans-

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Dorothy Dix Says-

BUT WIVES LOVE LONGER.

After Marriage A Change Comes In The Mental Make-Up Of Most Men And Womenl

A group oi girls ask me which love the more husbands or wives’! This is a. question that cannot be answered definitely because in marriage there are no general rules. There are only exceptions. Every marriaze l8 ll!

. . individual case and whether the husband loves more or the wife depends upon which 0H8 1B "l6 more emotional. the more sensitive and has c e deeper craving for affection. Sometimes it the husband who kisses and the wife who turns her cheek. Sometimes it is the wife wnose kisses fnll on the rim of her husband's ear or the bald spot of his head. speakinlz bv and lilie- however, I would say that. as a rule. husblllds love more at the beglnninfl ll! mR-THEKG $11M wives do. but wives love longer. Very few m") ever marry for anything except lflve- 3W, know that marriage is the end of their freedom

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labor to support wives and children. They sci-l dom have anv material benefit to Rain from mar-' rlage. and so they walk wide of the altar until they find girls wrlo sweep them of! ma" Wt and make them feel they are worth all tlelsiac-y - riflces that marrying them will entail. G r . ori the other hand, marry for many things besides love. They marry ciiieflv because they are in love, of course, but besides that they marry becflllse they are tired of punching the time clock in w-lme store or ofiloe and want husbands to support them. ‘They maul to set away from home and mother's bosslng. They marrv to kefro from being old maids. Tnty marry just because all the other girls in their set are marrylntl. and they don't want people to think they have been passed over. They marry JIM to be a-marrying.

Change Takes Place

But while the bride room may be more romantically in love with hls_ bride than she is with nlzln, a queer change takes place in them after tlzev; are married, and the ratio oi affection begins to be reversed. And so vie not infrequently observe the spectacle of the wile turning lover as the husband goes indifferent.

Nor is the shift in sentimental values hard to understand. _ All the circumstances of a man's hie tend to separate him from his wife, wnile all the conditions oi a woman's life draw her closer to ner husband. man gets absorbed in his career. He. has to give most of his thoughts and his interests to his work. He doesn't worrv over whether his wite has ceased to love him or not. VThe thing that keeps him awake of nights is what the stock market is lzoinlz t0 d0-

But the wife's interests are centered in her husband. She is de- penedent upon him not. only for happiness. but ior all of her physical comforts. Her thoughts and interests are concentrated on . And so he comes more and more to flli her little world and be the little 1.1 god she worships.

Suffering Torture:

You can find a thousand proofs that middle-aged women. takinli them en mass, love their husbands better than their husbands love them. Con- sider, for instance, the martyrdom that millions Of wives who. fair. lat and 40, are undergoing in order to regain their youthful fillllres- Phfii’ starve themselves until they could scream aloud with longing at the sight of a square meal. They suffer themselves to be pounded to a jelly, and boiled alive, and scalped, and other-vase tortured in their frantic effort to retail their husbands’ love. But did you ever hear oi a fat man who would forego even one planked steak to keep hls wlfes love hot and slu-

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gAnd it is the wives who keep on loving their husbands after tliri’ have got old and paunchy and rheumatic. They don't throw them into the discard because they aren't easy on the eyes any more and have ceas- ed be gny and amusing companions. It Ls the men who swap 0N wives for new.

Man Make Sacrifices Xnd it is the women who love well enough to forgive, which is per- haps the greatest test of love after all. Now and then there ls a bro:- band who will fish a weak and errlng wife out of the gutter and tak-B m‘ back home and try to wash her skirts and make her clean. but mostly urine step off the straight-and-narrolv path sends a wife to the divorce coui . But the world is full of women who toll to sUDDOTlJ drunk"! husbands-

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wait outside of prison doors to take back the husbands who have dis- graced them and broken their hearts. _ .

A Boy and Ills Dog

Dear Miss Dix-J love dogs very much and 1 have asked and bcziled for one hundreds of times, but the answer is always ‘ NO. I am l2_ year! 01d and would take good care of a dog. I play with the neighbor s due. but I want one of my o\vn. Please tell my parents t0 Rive me a dW- ll is the onl" thing I want. A EOOY- d

ANSWER-I certainly do tell them to get vou a defl- AT Avriilllllt ‘g dog is a natural combination and I Dltv any YOuHIZSIA/l‘ W110 l5!) DJ — to have one. A do: can teach a boy so much. Responsibility- klndilts-i- loyalty. He is a flne moral influence. God made a special olqoie in

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Your Individual H C) R C) S C C) P E

By Frances Drake —-—'

sary, unpemedltated changes should be banned, Calm reasonng and intelligent effort will net gtou

results. AUGUST 23 to BER 23

For Wednesday, October 22nd

MARCH 21 to APRIL 20 (Aries) -A.M. asks more than usual cau- tion if making important changes

ficlently this advantageous Vlr o day. Avcld exaggeration in a1 things and you should be able to attain an enviable goal. SEPTEMBER 24 to OCTOBER 23 (Libra) - Favorable for mone- m- gains, especially in DUSJlQSI and, industrial lines. Moe for pro- moting new ideas. inventors. Be progressive; correct e.rors; your ccmpetitors output. (XZTOBIIR 24 t9 NOVEMBER 22 lBCOPDlO) - Urans vibrations tend toward unnecessary risks, flirting with the unconventional. If guard against these interferers of pr cs5 you'll probably turn in n svrel record for the My. NOVEMBER. N f0 DECEMBER 2'1 (Sagittarius) - Start carefullyl in the sin. and you'll more easily find cooperation and assistance. friendly for charity uzlvitiec. Useful work projects, personal

DECEMBER l! to JANUARY I1 ( loom) - There may be some hln m. especially with new pllns or starting new matters but they can be overcome with sensible forethought and action. Very in- teresting and diversified day in meal: In?! though trying ‘at tuned,

JANUARY 22 to PEHZUARY 20, ( flux) - If you're wise and‘ an: and e flment into a useful

ob- Min helpful knowledge or lld. Outl idiom nun your scheme of things. | Don't wutc valuable time. Gain: to be had.

APRIL 21 to MAY 20 (Taurus)- mmises to be

hazardous. necessary matters. En- MAY 2i to JUNE 21 tominn- we" A -notch industrial and nanc al day. Pian and work out. our plans. induct new methods that will add to your profit and crease your selling capacity your nwn bus- iness and allied lines. '

JUNE 22 to JULY M (Cancer) -It might be unlwise to change revlousy worked out inns, un- s. Much caution needed in mm. retarding appointments, ngi-eanents, con- tracts. Day favors emphasis on csnstructive thought and action.

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