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told how Mr. Miles Sheridan had had a bad accident playing polo: but when her grandmother announced that Sheridan and Miss Sheen . would be married in a few months’ " time" the girl suddenly smiled,

A dimple came close to her mouth, . in each cheek, and her teeth were ‘, perfect, small and gleaming like the lovely beads Julia had worn that

inch border around entire quilt. Material Required: 4 2-3 yards white material 1% yards rose material 1 yard green material 1 1-3 yards gold material 9 yards 3 inch border Finished block is 12 42 applique blocks.

turned\ upside down, and. small brown shapes scattered like fright- ened mice. Stepping back, Terry trod on two or three, crushing them into the carpet.

“Petite betel Petite dlable!" shrieked Josephine, the maid, who had been sent up to fetch scarves for the ladies‘ shoulders.

‘She sprang at the guilty one, and

but she clung to the brown bear.

Josephine boxed her ears very hard, so hard that Terry's head spun as if a top were going round inside, and for an instant she almost lost consciousness. Then she became aware, through a shower of sparks, that Betty Sheen stood in the door- way.

Betty must have run up, hearing he Frenchwomans cries. To the be- wildered child the figure in white was welcome as an angel, Escaping

f om Josephine she staggered a ross , magazine. Mrs. Parmalee was talk- J“, mom, sure o! help and 5:110,’

ing of things she wished to take “My away from Silverwood to some hotel o ~ l‘ New York. Josephine‘ we maid‘ i course Miss Sheen would hold

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‘There was a Japanese gong on an l old chest in the hall. The black J woman, Nancibell Washington, went up and struck it when dinner was _l ready. After she had flopped heavily back to the basement again (the French maid had consented to wait at table) Terry stole up, to lurk be- hind a Spanish leather screen. ' The old lady and the young one a sailed down from their bedroomsl They wore low-necked dresses such as the child had seen pictured in

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flank-Cliff. did 1 hear Bill Childs mule?

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not been for Betty Sheen. But Betty

enamel-thrust head down into a "YOHTG 811 implldent brat!"

51.151)‘ didn't easily forgive Ol' forget . big barrel-like waste-paper basket. 100d Miss Sheen. eyes very bright. ' . '11“ chlld matched mu plush cheeks scarlet. "Josephine, take that when Mrs’ Parmalee had heard

the story from both sides she urged upon her grand-daughter the fact that as caretakers the Desmonds were perfect.

They were of a superior class, yet had no airs. They were honest. The woman had kept the house in good condition, and the man looked after the whole place to a certain extent.

What if he had a hot temper? What if the child was pert and spoiled? In future the little pest could be confined to the basement!

Betty, however, would not "look over" what had passed. If the Des- monds stayed, it would be their tri- umph, her defeat.

Miss Sheen said that she would "hate Silverwood. if those people were in it," and Mrs. Parmlee didn't want her grand-daughter to hate Silverwood.

She had come

-, monster-as a mother might snatch an abused bab she cooed. . _ .. .

But the sound of her own voice frightened the child. What if some- ' one had heard? The maid might run .' up, retrieve the toy, and order her

away. . -

It did not strike Terry that, if she left the bear in the basket, it would fall into her pCX>S€55iOX1 sooner or

’ later. She was too excited for prud- , ent thoughts. Her beloved must be '1 rescued! '

For a moment she‘ stood still, lis-j tening. There was no sound. All was‘ safe! Everyone was busy downstairs. A thrill ran through her veins. How glad she was that she had been in time! The Teddy Bear was ners. Arid

.,.ahe could look at the things scatter- ed about the room.

The plush bear under her arm, Terry gravitated to the dressing- table. A mirror hung above it, slightly tilted. She looked up met her own eyes. The light from a. pink-

*- shaded electric lamp set her hair on fire. It was strange how much she was like Julia! Julia was beautiful. Why, then she must be. beautiful, too.

thing away from her. have it."

Josepliin Terry by t

She shan’t y. "Dear, darling one!” . _ _-_ e_ nothing loth, grasped he shoulder. But, suddenly the child saw red. She felt that cruel forces of injustice were arrayed against her. All that was deepest in herself resisted.

She struggled sllentl when Josephine had arm. she gave o Frencliwomans from the walstb

Betty and the

y at first, then, wrenched her ne cry, seized the dress and tore it and.

maid both scream- ed, actually frightened by the little fury with the passion-pale face, blazing dark eyes and mane of flame-red hair.

Downstairs, the alarm had been given. Mrs. Parmalee had hurried to the foot of the stairs when Betty ran up; and stood there calling on Des- mond for help. There were burglars in the bedrooms! Miss Sheen was being murdered!

The caretaker. big and handsome, still, though lamed with rheumatism, made a fine showing with an old- Desmonds were m igggligweguglfirtfl” he limped '° m” until they had been replaced. And

' at desperate "Y {mm the day of the flitting was Tenys Zrigyéiigcd gm" Dcfgwnds ears.‘ second milestone. er. mo er'°°‘"a¥°‘ (To Be Continued.) Someone was hurting her child! The mild woman became a. tigress.

there as a bride. She wished Betty to come as a bride, and live in the house with Miles Sheridan, who had loved it in his

boyhood. She did not, therefore, insist. The erely asked to stay

Some queer vision came to the child of herself, grown up. She would

have gold-topped bottles and Jars She pushed past Desmond on the a

with monograms in blue stones like Sta!“ and reached i110 11001” 0f the‘ ma“ on Betty sheen-s dressing lighted bedroom before him,

55-1719- 8h! W001i 11511-6 Peffllfflfiérlnd Instantly Terry flew to her arms- Doctor's Prescription Does The Work

sweet-smelling powderdlike this in the etemal T911159! B!" she did 110B

Ilie cut-glass bowlfwhich Betty had “had "m" °1' 5°01!“ Belly and Jos- Few Pile sufferers know that the l; unmvuaL ephlne. Something kept her silent: cause oi Piles is internal-bad cir-

scme mystic rac the child to thr others, though s sense oi guilt.

It was Miss Sheen and her who broke into accusations:

"Take the creature away!" Bett shrilled. "She's a little beast thief. She sneaked in here my things. I'm going to mil mother, and have you all dis ed."

. Terry bent down and sniffed at the powder puff. The scent was heavenly. The same fragrance came from a. bottle whose silver-gilt top was not screwed on. Ecstasy swept over the child. She must, must have “some of that sweetness! It couldn't be stealing to take a drop.

' The bear left only one hand free, She lifted of‘! the turquoise-mono- grflmmed top. and tipped the bottle against the breast of her frock, Oh. how lovely. Nothing had ever been

e-memory forbade culatlon oi ow the blame oni he had lost her firs

blood in the lower bowel. Thai. is the sclentlfic truth about l Piles—the real reason why salves » and suppositories do not give lasting maid‘ relief and why cutting sometimes re- moves the plle tumor but leaves its yJSXCiLiXlE cause which may create a. __q 5 recurrence. to steal Your itching, bleeding or protrud- glqlnd- l lnl; Piles will only 9,0 when you act- charg-|ually remove the cause. For this an llnternal medicine should be used.

Desmond was :HEMROID. the prescription of Dr.

in time to hear

mnlcel these words. and his temper blazed-J. S. Inonhardt, sold by good drug- “Mon Die“... squealed a 5mm up. He himself might have called Eglsts everywhere. succeeds because it twice “ithe- doom _, the child "names," but no one elgelstimulatcs the circulation. and acts Terry synled; and ma“ ewnh should do it. ‘to relieve congcszion.

“m3 dreadful hmppened a, ohm It fDischarge us indeed!" he fiung at, S0 isn‘,t it better, when salves fail . w“ nut)“. and of the Worm Miss Sheen. "We‘ll discharge our. and before consinering operation, to .7 selves, damn it! And damn you fol-try this internal remedy when l “MP-rm In‘ your lie! My daughter's no thieflil-Iughes Drug Co., also Taylor Drug I Who are you to treat me like the 0f Kensington invites every Pile f m“). 5",,” a “hm” dirt underfoot, you little upstart? Me sufferer to try HEMROID with that has the blood of kings in my money-back if not joyfully satisfied

‘; in“, perfume. spmei Terry was veins! I'll go down now and ivgm with the help one bottle gives.

41-911mm Wm, lg gomahow mp Your old grandmother that we'll not . ————§*—— be", hind kg mun have caught m stay the night in her cursed house." Fhe library of the famous states- , me ‘m’, o; h“ on the dream? They did stay the night, but M", man Joseph Chamberlain, Birming-

' table. Off came the lace,

Parmalee had to beg Des " and glass came with it.‘

remain. She appealed to his

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' 11101111118-410905 511B 69-11811 "PEBFIS; shook her fiercely. No one had ever 3 mm bmder °f PM" °" “bred -; Nil 9081153’ shaken Terry before, not even Fath- "Zltlggagbr spams when cutting pat y; “n? could!“ keep downstairs! er. The child was dumb with horror, térm‘ -

g give Number 12-7.

7 beautiful Grand- slgns — every pat-

say was as stubborn as a

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Dear Miss Dix-I! ces necessary to contin splendid man eighteen

#0 age too l5 s0 UOUJH/ldfiflq” ' / g ‘ _ Answer: i? v ___ The - 1' obstacle f - f woman ll . . ' I '"' -- 171a M1111 n D ll D m‘ “l” ,1 J l; 0 0 d1‘ 0 l’ : ;. _ _ ,3 . , By c. N. o A. M. Williamson “S” m" mu- - y: , In the original quilt, flower is in i, l rose. center in gold. leaves in green; *9} .. She looked rather bored and indlf- powder m“ from the 1mm- u-{e small squares are gold. Cut out ap- l. j fcrent, even when Mrs. Parmalee wluw smoke, A box of chocolates Pllque and sew as indicated. Three

gain and wish

gin to regret her bar for a mess of pottage

On the other han head and back than h la] things. They prefer a good pro in a mansion

d. there are w

ood cars and the thin

them.

Personally, I belon nothing on earth for women.

one is to oneself, and so bitter to

We quarrel about where it is about to break up our and does not try to help What am I to do? with the man I lov to get along as best she can?

e. or break with my

Answer:

It seems to me that your love and happiness pleasure and convenience. the worthwhile member o ness.

f the family

And he would k herself, and that th

Inst

I am 23 years

Answer:

My advice is to stick to t be so much kick to it as such a headache. either. ous pursuit for a married woman than lands her in the divorce court, with a sity of going out and supporting hersel

Quit thinking about this your heart interest o There is a lot more cold over stray youn

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For Jamaica

lc. r. By G..;}J.I..'-'.' Special Wlrci .M

MONTREAL, July l0.—End of the- prohibitlon era should result in large‘ S United States, Hon. Sydney Carghlll,’ Chief Magistrate of the Parish of StJ arrival from Kingston. Jamaica, a3"! board the Lady Rodney. ‘

A tennis enthusiast Mr.‘ Carghill lawns"

President of the Jamaica Lawn Ten-

9 Make Mistake in Marry

L5, in reality, a5 old as

periment. bees the man before marriage she will not fall in love with him afterward, and a

g among the sentlnientalists, and I think that Justifies man-lags or pays for it except love. Especially

this and things have reached a stage engagement.

at all by going out; occa Give up my fiance, romanc!‘

I am heartbroken

Evidently she thin and she takes th

-______. now that in a little w e problem will automati

_____ If» 15 P- 50011189 thing how cruel men can be to the women they love.

m 1 do not wish to hurt. but I c

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he domestic brand of love, there is in bootleg romance, but it Believe me, daughter, there ls no

young man and qui n your husband and children percentage in that than there is

nls Association. hop ivhic I Brit!

just completed an extraordinarily . d ar,, rtlcularl in re rdst hipments of Jamaica rum to t eigllzgnrléipora? y 8a 0 40.

. h id. " hil u. - Andrew-i “Med he“ today m‘ hlslggrlil $55.1» Jifistsgompleltlnge will ysleiailid

ing e LoneIinessY-Selfish

rves No Consideration- Thrills Mean Spills

you were 29, lonely, and tired of making the sac- ue a successful business career, would you marry years your senior if he adored you and could give you every luxury?

Is the difference in MARIANNE.

greet an obstacle?

difference in age is not an lnsuperabla to the match because a business of 39 is mature in thought, and feel- has had experience of the world and a man in the forties.

____i Whether it is HdViSB-ble for a woman to

marriage of convenience or not de-

pends upon the Woman herself. If she is of a romantic tempo

rament, it is a hazardous ex- use if she is not in love with

after she has got fed up on the luxuries that he can give her she will be-

that she had not sold her birthright

' 1 be h rt-h . no matter how much her husband cares r0: bvglclause ital: notugrfigh for a Wvman w be loved- 11 111 111°" 1m‘

omen who are. one might say. more

eart. and who can be Perfectly satisfied with mater-

vider to Prince Charming and plenty

to love in a cottage, and as long as they can have fine gs that money buys they are not oon- tions. Liking is as good as loving to

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My sisters knows this tr

sionally with her dates. and future married life

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DOROTHY DIX.

old, have

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three children anda 'N

annot go on m” and I go home feeling like a per- Englmul 1g, be“; the “m; of the One pound beef liver, 2 carrot! yo, three years feet lamb." Shakespeare. Dame Royal House of Bourbon. sur- 3 POBHlOB-S, 3 onions, 2 cups tomb! a u, keep Com: Sybil added, was slmlply full of mounted by a Royal Crown. and 5°05. 3 lflbelliiwns fat. 3 M111 on the subject? mental cures the am, 1745 The tub ls belleved spoons flour, l teaspoon salt, 1 Two KINDS 0F Lpvg, to be s gift of Louis XV of France $018900?! P091191‘

There may not won't give you ' more danger- It generally d the neces-

the hunt foi- thrills. wrecked reputation an f.

t seeking thrills. Center, ' in growing hot and ; the street, i

l I i . h Canadian, United States and‘ sh net stars would compete.

Buslnes matters were discussed by r. Carghill. He said Jamaica had

He expressed the e matches could be arranged in

‘We have considered 000 to 50,000 tons of sugar a nor-

80.000 tons." Canada. he added. s a good customer of Jamaica su-

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gelatine, 2 c tablespoons c cups strawberries hulled), 1-3 cup may cream whipped.)

onnaise. Serves 6.

govemments—a half to Britain and about a quarter to America

or charity.

._i________ ACTRESS GETS MENTAL

beings is that we try and hide the enormous number of selves which we have inside us. For two years

dealt largely wfith fear and terror.

For understanding other humans it

must be terrible to go through all

Palpitate over them.» -

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Two bounds, or four 01195 prepared berries, 7 cups sugar. 3 dfllflmbvml lemon Juice, 1A cup commercial pec- tin. Crush the clean, hulled berries well. Measure sugar, and place in a large kettle, together with the ber- ries and lemon Juice. Mix well. and bring to a full, rolling boil over a vary hot fire. Stir constantly before and while boiling. Boll hard for four min tes, remove from fire, and stir in the pectin. Pour quickly into small, sterilized Jars, and cover at once with hot paraflin.

STRAWBERRY CUBES

With Eac

n ' exquisite little frock i f-betmwiilmer so Idmirlbl? l1- mcct AW daytime occasion f0!‘ 110$ summer do!’

l. A sophisticated sheer chiffon cot- ton voile in blue with white coin spots made the original. The plain toning blue bodice used the dotted voile to trim the becoming V-neck. Another smart scheme. very prac- tical too, is, deep brown shade in eyelet bltiste. If you prefer a 911M151 -maizc is lovely, used to carry out the entire dress. Stunning too, is organelle in brown. black and white small checked plaid pattern. Many novelties in cotton, linen and tub pastel and white silks are also fascinating for this simple to make model.

' One package strawberry-flavored

gelatine, 1.4 cup boiling water, 1 cup strawberry pulp and juice (sweet-

ened to taste). 1-; cup whipping 3852325 4lg°-$32“l5 feesgfiiedé°gwslfigfi cream. ' i ' ' - Dissolve the gelatine in boiling but‘ s!” u “um” I“ 7nd‘ d

39-inch material with 1% yards of 35-inch contrasting. Price of PA'I'I‘ERN l5 cents in stamps or coin (coin is preferred.) Wrap coin carefully.

water and add the strawberry Juice nd pulp. Chill until the mixture be- gins to thicken, Remove from the re- irigerator and beat with a rotary beater until the consistency of whip- ped cream. Add the cream, whipped and pour into the tray of a mech- anical refrigerator. Cut in cubes to

110.482. Sine

strawberry-flavored top with whipped

Name

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One package stra

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11-135 boiling water, 2 onfectloners‘ sugar, 2 (quartered and

Two Jews were in a boat which

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The one who could swim held up the one who could not, until he thought he could do it no longer, and said: "Can you float, Abe?”

"Vet's the good of talking busi- ness at a time like this?” cried Abe.

Dissolve the

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Unmould and serve on with lemon cream may.

The HOUSE WIFE and

a woman is well goomed means l- great deal more than to say that she wears the right shade of powder, knows how to put on eye shadow and that she is careful to match her lipstick to her rouge. First of all, she uses depllawrles

Thus less than £200,000 will be ft to be handed over to the ustees for distribution to legatees

~ " - . t. t. 0., what if the Teddy t... t... m" ‘m’ wlii““£i“b.l’..°l“.f‘ “slfi“‘i.‘.f.’if“i "mm" timm ma...“ ‘qE-R ‘ .1 collected? . But no! Betty did nothing angelic. jun/ once a,” had been out “an Many women who are tired of working and supporting themselves CAUSES SURPRISE i Teresa could not bear to think She pushed the Offender roughly] - are tempted to marry men for whom they do not care lust to get a meal ~—--- = i, that he might go. _Bu,t, if hemust, away before her drness could be ‘$33,112,612; £235., 3316323; gs; ticket They think that all they ask is Just not to have to punch the time ThbONDON, July l l,._wl,en 5n- * she wanted to bid him goodbye. She wuc 18d. and Terry 1e - i _ b l’ B-u‘ . ._ ock in an office, just to be able to take things easily, Just not to have to vmas Lipton, the grocer s n. n E l " l‘ _ would do no harm, The ladies‘, “Who is the little brute? How dare drlii Qrutgouutyl- {i311}? $2‘ fihlfjfl count the cost of everything, and so they marl-y men for whom they care man. died in 1931, aged a1, swag-l“ Bonnowmo FRO‘, L 28f"; mha;lmth,,°ey1:r;a§chned a Vi. o‘ wouldn't 10c fieffso "they couldn't. he come into my room and throw come u, a; noon an- t - nothing and think they are going to live carefree and contentediy ever Was expressed that the gross va-lue ' wllh dqllug‘ Too m sh l ' ‘o1; be cross. She'd rim up while they my things about!" the girl exclalm- dey wanted M, ca, anFsde efrgreggalf after. of his estate in Great Britain was sfihgsm’? 32151:“ nmkgs no; should $3, be “$1,115; ,‘§,'§”°,'f“, _. ; were at dinner. Besides, it was more ed. "All my powder, and that lovely 531d, "Bring in ‘leven dinners an. a —-——-_- only £566,068. mglds. . lush neckline of the rfiomeglgjs | gher house than theirs! she had a. Paris perfume spilt! Oh, and look at bale o; hayy But they soon find out that marriage is no sinecui-e, either; that hus- In reality Lipton died a mil- n- wd 'w can" Dame sorrow ceflgnt, because m t m by ‘ right to go anywhere _ln her own the chocolates! The capets spoiled. bands are as hard to get along with as bosses, and that a wife can n0 lionaile. 8y 1 e I t m w lens", y k e hgrea er m‘ w! s, home. . - i ‘ ~. Disgusting! Is she a thief?" yERy RARE more loaf on her job than an employe. And they discover that domes- The extent of his wealth has stall?“ Zfspsstsi.” mmslriig '10! ter mm nee to em the be“ ' ’ The stairway and the upper halls “It is a child of the caretakorl. ticity can be just as dull as an office. Just been ev 1 a b a ' r ‘l; blazed with light for the first time g/iriladenkiloisellc," hsald gpselpnine. u: Promssmhnem you see the skull _--__ filed in therSifi-iixigate’! “liens mends-MOXL i " in Terry's knowledge. She made gis . " saw er n e asemen, f m So consider well before you marry for a home and a shopping ticket. New you; whlch h m L v15" you" D . g3, , f B t h H] t t I o a c mpanzee, a very rare speci- . __ _. s 0w a at the ENTIST w = r."lis'.:i°t.§="ia.:°:.;:“.:s:l 5:. :22: s12. “its. :2. me- w m ltdlzls." 3° i“E.f3%"i3l§;' ‘s: ‘sates: "m o’ his he were - s-X Mom A” I atroubled to Press the electric switch maybe other things” , countrydollehrlin ‘i116 Nztiilonal Mus- who take‘ allythat their husbands can give and make rio retum for it glfiiimgn ‘ ts To aUMMER ROUTINE T h ll ——__ “y; ' ' r . . == ' eum, an ve 1e o cr. - erican asse , consisting ——— eet rea y are more than mink l, n1; ld , l B thist T hd t bld-————o—_-—--————» ' . i“ drgsselsulayvghsthle bedPmA dgligiegitis to liar feet, lgguglitrtlo bier 5135,25 by ‘hivqis n of decorum she d n o - o a a DORUIHY DIX gléenagng‘ giggiauf 7" J - 14PM!’ New summer cosmetics that. gig? £11108?! with Wllilliflh to c1101 u“ Pflfllm 111180 0101001111 Jefienfll’. m“ w“! "5‘°”'1"" her aendffeiaisiehter must not wit- DE!" M!“ Dix-I hi" 0 ‘m?’ “"11 “Fmrkmem "110 m? 1011118" $1!" But of this addltl n 1 2757000 “my slmpmy beauty mm” beaut at: darelntspetiii “b: Mm Z inc _ “rm no; u ghleyl" he d_ 81' 5 t d h r u; e d ° a » 5J3 u, boon to the women who has Y 5 11 P0 . e ackgroun was scattered on the dre ing table, s gaspe and n d 1e“ h 1 1e m Ion 1 er boar s wit me, as our pa en are d a We are both business girls about m _ t f w‘ but Terfy scarcélyglance ‘at these "You're wicked t0 call me that. o e ' - 6p S5’ ~ B‘ 8y My sister has an abominable disposition and is very selfish but I feel that ~ ‘we gum "s. Wm be little time for personal grooming. 0 11 perfect smile. 'I‘hey should be m Yo,“ b m . k d, t k T house at night. Perhaps, in the end, » abscribed in death duties levied by m“ b the way, [5 g penal smooth and White-never -mind r things. Her eyes were caught by the 0 0 W10 0 -_ I 00 Eddy the storm mlgm have blown over I have to keep her with me as she does not make enough money to board the British and United states GP°°1T1 - Y m t they are a “me crooked so ma. bear, which had been torn from its ‘lgficause h-_- I love him, and youd Over mutual concessions l; 1L had in a good place and because I want t0 protect her as much as I can term B11111 1115-1008-1111 T0 51W 5' ‘“ place in the wardrobe and-oh. 10W“ 1m 8-Way." ~ ' Yo‘ ttiii is: m: 0t in‘

sister and send her out on her own and deodorants. and she 1400115 l be t""t°d 1" 11° 05h" Way- overmepmb1em_ CURES FROM HER ROLES good ‘upply o; dun“ pqwdgr m; finally, have him clean and polisll ELI-NOR. the bathroom shelf. the teeth. The last step is all inn LONDON. July 1l.—Somethlng Lf you don't ‘like powder after the DONG-ht. N0 matter how often no! of the psychology of the actress bath. try cologne, It's cooling and 110W thoroughly you brush theni your selfish sister is not worth the sacrifice of all who plays emotional roles was ;-efye_-,hlng_ A nice idea is to match Y°11Y5°1$ Y°11 0111111“ PYBVCM lflFY-fl!

ks of nothing but her own related by Dame Sybil Thorndike, your cologne to your perfume- 1'10"! 10111111118 and no one but:

at at your expense. You am noted British actress, at a luncheon thin; u, u you use perfume during dwflst w! vuwmfuly remove and the one who deserves hv-npi- gathering. In the course of her u» n01», mon“ .Muiy women don't. term and deeply imbedded mint gpeech she 531d; __j.f____ 0f Course. there is a great deal "Half the bother with us human om CRYPT FOUND that W“ can and must do yourself.

A subsidence near the church at Elmdon, Warwickshire, has led to

worked in something where we the discovery of an ancient crypt.

which had been bricked up since Evidently your fiance is jealous cf your sister and, like lots of other During those two ye“ I never had the thirteenth mnhm,

selfish men, he is perfevfily Willing to sacrifice you to himself, but he ob- a nightmare I go, n o“ my cm“ It L! believed m contain "uh Lg 190w W 310111‘ b01118 811611170911 t0 any one else. If he really considered you in wme extraordinary way able old and silver ma“, and

at all. he would understand your sense 0r responsibility to your little sis Ali am a, the moment playmg the documints

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have somehow. got to know her -_i>———-—— BABY BATH OI‘ BONNIE

an excellent PRINCE CHARLIE natc people "Somebody once said to me: ‘It

thing to imrpe-

A huge brass pot, believed to have been the bath tub of the "Young Pretender" Bonnie Prince Charlie. has been found at Wigan.

ese things every night.‘ I said: o. Just the opposite. It ls a bath,

to the Prince SMALL WOMEN SHOULD

An artist once said that a petite woman reminded him of a minia- turd painting. "But," he added. "as in a miniature. the detail is so ex- quisite. the moulding so delicate i that the whole attraction is lost. if l the frame is too omamental."

His rcmaks are very ture. in her efforts to avoid looking insig- nificant the little woman often makes the mistake of over-dress- ing, and too many frills and fur- belows. at once give a "little-girl- dresslng-up" appearance, which ls I neither attractive nor smart

Small women should always choose a frock which had a high waltline rather than s. low one, as this increases the apparent length of leg, and gives the impression of greater height.

Then again. every horizontal line lseems to reduce the height by an inch or two: therefore horizontal stripes are definitely barred. and wide belts in strong contrasting

you're proud to s you laugh. Cons thing that will

should visit the dentist eve months. Let him fill the extract old roots that hc f

Brush your teet day-after each meal and use dental flo week. Buy your of its efficacy, n you like the tas

good mouthwash. trlngent properties

fine. Not only will it k and mouth in a clean but will also prevent from shrinking away from teeth. Your dentist recommend a good one

minutes. Drain and roll in fl Brown AVOID ovim-niuzssiivo! cut in tafoes in cubes in boiling wa tender. Save this water to use M make the sauce. Slice

brown in the fat in wh was browned. Put liver and veget- ables in alternate layers in a balm ing dish. Add flour to fat in whldi liver and onions were cooked and stir until blended. Add has been mixed with tomatoes rub- bed through a solve and cook and stir until smooth and Pour over liver and vegetables ill baking dish, powder biscuit dough. making slltl and bake 20 minutes 1r n hot. oven

well had been spilled over the n01 fashion mode. Black for mornlnl black foi- afternoon, black for even- ing. Sometimes, for exciting fabrics make growns unusual. Oellophnnos clres. and curious crinkles and 1110' cikios

0d Flour ?

how them when tent care is the on! keep them that wayl.

Remember that every

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will probabl‘

_ LIVER AND VEGETABLE rm:

Cut liver in slices and parbollma in hot fat in frying pan an cubes. Cut carrots and P!" and cook togeth ter until aim

onions and ioh the live!

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thickened.- cover with ba kinl

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