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_ Chapter 6 _

Amy intended that the shabby place should look its very beet, And, she had the good sense to knows that fresh flowers. even in crack- ed jars, helped enormously. It was the last and the pleaeantest of her household duties. and sho did not get around to'lt until the very hour of their arrival. Meantime their own early supper had been eaten and cleared away, and Mr. Talbot had gone off to Hornbrook wlth_ the team of horses and a wagon large enough to hold the trunks. ' Mrs. Talbot. stlffly dressed in

her-best gown-which had been her best for t-he last five yeane- sat in a rocker on the porch. She .vas thoroughly exhausted although thoroughly happy. Biscuits were really 'to go into the oven as soon 'is the team should appear, the table was spread for a cold supper in the little used dining room in the farm house. The whole place was spotless and as stiff in its Immaculate precision as the high collar on her drws.

Amy, in her black serge skirt

and the new waist Mrs. Talfbot had somehow found time to make, eat on the lawn below her, trimming the edge of the flower beds. Amy had to go on working. She was very much excited over the com- lnlg of the new sister-in~law, and when she was_excited she could never keep still. In the fading day her hair shone with a light of its own, a coppery-red flame that made a halo around her head.

"Luther was a good boy,” the

mother said, smoothing out her best handkerchief with the lace lfriil. “Ile didn't get into mls- chief like the other boys, and he didn't like to play pranks. He used to bc a lot of help to your E father around the place here when Q we were too poor to afford a,‘iiired l man. He’d finish up his iarni work first before he'd do his studying."

“Then he sat up all night stuliy-

ing to pass his examinations," Amy lsaid, having some recollections of her own. “He worked almost till dawn, and at dawn he had to get up 'to do thc milking."

“He passed his college examina-

tions," Mns. Talbot said, as though this enede thc matter.

"Yes, and he got sick as soon as

he was In college, and went on ‘studying just the same. 'I-le was _ sit-k when he took his first joh. and heis never gotten over tryinl: to

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strange to her. When she had seen the -place she would like it. It was* almost da-rk now.

She started down the path, to he

caught up into the arms ol' lier tall

“llello, mother," she heard. My.

I -t it’s food to see the old place

She turned to greet her eon's

around thc place."

"You slloul<iu‘t. criticise your fn-

lllwr. il`s wicked," the mother ex

I - . rmvliess. lie lectured Amy in the Kentleat fnlshion for the childhood *lbs and hor little deceptlons. and l~otliin_f_.r over would tempt hi-m to

2 l ‘ri unytliiug lie did not approve.

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Q Yordan Talbot recognizing his

»'on`s goodness, ‘thought of niaklni: him a minister, and was bitterly disappointed when the boy himself decided to become a civil engin- eer.

_ S‘NhDE.N TO EXTEND QUAY

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Stigberg quay at Gothenburg will bo extended at the eastorll curl and

» the harbor depth will be inurcasell

ut this point to ton Inrftors ill order _to accoinnlodaio the lllrgr-ul _~us~aIn- Bhip ironi the lfnltoll Stat:-.~=. 'l‘lu- .cost ol' the slzhcmv is l-stilnatcli at 500,000 crowns.

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BETTER HEALTH SOUGHT

THROUGH CLEANER AIR

W-ASIIINGTON, Oct. 26.»~Smokc

nuisance in cities is again rct-viv- ing the attention of civic authorit- ies and organizations in their cam- paign for its elimination, reports to the interior Department indicate. The campaign durinz the war. when most of-the country's smokei ordinances were held In aheyancc to allow industries to operate un- restrictedly when maximum pro- duction was Iiccessar_v_ With the re-turn ot' normal conditions 'many cities have shown ll determination to take up this matter I-seriously and wolk ollI li solution.

~ Luther, in spitc of his gentleness

Residence smoke, while making and g,,(,,l.n,,_9s had B sense of fun

probably less than 10 per cent o the total smoke oi a city, is parti

f, and was adored by his two sisters. ' There was a long silence while

cularly objectionable lhecause it is Amy poumd at hm- scolding [md prodlll-ell in the section where its yvnm on with hal- wo,-k_ and whne

llamugiug possibilities :irc at

11 thc mother thou ht bark 'ivvr 'lol'

maxl;fnum_ Such smoke has :I ser- son‘s 4-Iiildhood and hor own mar-

inus pailloloaical aspect. lu acldi tion to its destructive effect on pro port_\'. Acute lung lllseasela, such al pncuInonia_ bronchitis and plcurisy

~ rioli lilo. it had been n l»it.il»rly - Ilarll life. She honseli' could not lposfsllily -know how ha_r;l_ Tlvn _ children had beon burn and died

are affl-l.-tell by thc rorro:-iivla tunica at hirth. after liutlil'-r had come. t.o a marked (lemon. lnvostilcators .Lane had been the fourth child

azroc that there -is a lllrcct rela tion beiwl-en a heavy smoke-laliei atmosphere and the nionhlllity 0

- ami the second to grow up, Sim l was 25 now, and between her and 5 Almy lay eevcn years of strllgcle

the pofpuintlon; moreover, It tends Wllh fl0HtlCnlIlK DOVGFIY and .’II\!`d

to lower efflciollcy ami increase:

crime and suicide.

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MUSICAL PIGS

There was a Young Lady

Bute.

Who played on a sliver-gif

flute:

Sho played several jigs,

To her unclo'a whlto pigs.

'i‘hnt nmusimz Young Lady of

Bute.

4 work. Another child. a son, was

born and lived only a month, and after that Mrs. Talbot had been ill. and for three years did not go fur- ther than the grounds of -her own yard.

gg Amy was born when there was a

little more money, and Amy, ac- cording to her mother's standard

t ' ,

had been -spoiled. Amy married

lhiiliw *beyond a mother's compre- l\ensIon.Amy said things she could not approve oI`. She was afraid whenever she thought of the glrl’s future-she wished she were "mar-

y = - =. ried and safe."

“I Now Feel Fine” .

¢ medicine, but nothing did me

Mn. P. G. Murdoch, Box

433, Puhgo lo Prairie, Mm., writes:

"l was troubled for yoon

with billomneu. constipation. kidney and liver troubles. l tried many different hind: of

much good until I tried Dr. Chue'| Kidney-liver Pills. l

feel fine, but om never

thelo in the house.

'a ` ment hu ro-

my husband of piles. which ho med to suffer

She wondered wha-t effect Lu-

, ther's wife would have on A~my,

and while she was wondering the sound of trotting horses cams no hcr and 'the team drew up at the gate. The tall form of her son _lumped from the carriage and turn- ed to lift down another form, that of a woman. An unknown voice exclaimed in dismay:

"Oh, is this the place?"

' CLAIRE

Chap ter 7

'l‘he sudden exclamation, the dis-

""*Y0‘l l-One. "Oh, is this the place?" cut like something sharp and pam. ful through the heart of the little old lady on the porch.

She was so proud and pleased

with her house! She had wgl-you hard so many days to have it spot- lvaa: she had let Amy make all sorta of changes to .freshen it and conceal its nl-lmlibinoes; she had ev. en braved the ouliun disapproval of her

orlihanln,l'»\I‘

Ollildde ng lper

ged her lbig brother into the house to look at him. '

Claire greeted Amy more warm-

ly, perhaps warned by something in thc air, or by some instinct that she had not done the right thing before Perliaps, too, sho was mov- ed to wa-rmth -by the very sllynes§ oi A1ny's §reeiing~-for at the sight of the fashionable figure ot' lier sis- ter-in-law, Amy had lost her self- posscssion and become u bashtul country child.

-It was Amy who extcnllell -a hand

this tilme. however, and Claire who kissed her. And then them was talk about the t-rains ami the tilre- some tnip. Amy showed them their room and took up hot water for iliclu to wash, and when they came down, tho biscuits were smoking hot on tho talile and Mrs. Talbot vwia already -behind the tea urn, and slipper was ready.

While they ate humzrlly she stud-

led Luther‘s wife. Claire was ex- actly tlle sort of daughter she had always secretly longed t`or.

First of all, she was blonde, her

hair e pale mold that was tlne, dry and very thick and fluffy. It was beautifully wavy-artificially eo, but Mfrs. Talbot did not know that. liter akin was the cream white oi fine wax, her cheeks round and nicely pink. Her mouth was small, rose red, with a childlike pout in repose, and a. pretty little twist up at the corners when she smiled.

True to her type, -sho had white

even teeth that sowed a bit with her smile, and blue eyes with long brown lashes. She was medium ln size, very slightly inclined to plumpness_ Briefly. she was as pret- ty a a bisque doll, and as charac- terless, sweet and shallow. She had learned to smile when she wanted. things and to pout when the smile did not tbring them, Usually the smile got them. That's why she was shallow.

son, and warmly kissed. I

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, _ another' ‘feeling came in to com- went on, seeming to think th

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pllcato matters, li strange, IIGW. in ‘l“f§u;’is*;9;r0dother eo I I I

. ibaiiil nsation --“ jealousy. _ 9 D D S C 0.88 C

diff __ (ff 15;, souls love for his Theres - Her mind deivefl buck

Jr' °“-Y l to Inl a ll . - t tak 'much from 11 K I' 00 t at had afforded “mb which mug If sis momen li little leisure for reading. A fe

his love for herse .

Chapter 8

STRANGEN ESS

. _ t knowing it Ciaire’s v i h b t h d .lways worked °“ . oce ure

hal:_’lirs.bl'l`tals§e eipegipd to mst "_ gondtoeos lcglndellgcenslou. Mrs. Tal

’ ~ ill.” vue were __ _ B0 up.

hit While h0r.E`)“ aiu 1 qnlus \-my' They re moral and decent 'my-

at the farm. ‘to enl0y B as she put it.

hl she oul found her- .. , ~ `

noolael-orc-zolcclisclressenlrrnes S€3"§`,;‘:_;'i‘;'g’,m,.,\_,,_ Syn me days _"Real |°\'@ isnt wicked. even It

500111911 ff" 5?” Sl“’l;`tdf‘t’; tuledéglé But the woman went into the

ed to stand in its appointed place, nicnsc B“°““` "ut n house, everything in _her in ,-evo" me sharply cupped edges of the inldliiffilnlof all tllerc was Luther. against this new Idea- L°V9-yea. bells and paths, the mathematical who www hé was going to help someltimee it was wi¢1¢ed_when preciselon of the chairs upon the but who was _[me mcamme of hvoope talked of it in this strange porch' made the Muse and garden carrying out his good lntelitions. WB? t:m‘°“l‘an_Y Yeserves-and "he "ery ‘soul of neatness' Luther liall hall fi serious nervous me gh fig’ werent married! Peo-

‘“\“‘l l° Am!" Talbot' neatness ‘md breakdown, and was ordered to be forguth be married 0l‘ Gllwlged -,ay _ \.; __-.- - . order meant beauty-naturally. mst and sleep and then EY Sven m@Dll0ned love " ` ' ' » -- »-v Since She lmd. k“°“'i1 "0 other 901'! Then somehow Claire made roundabout 2 mild be in discreet, ' dyes' an my'-children mgound m_;-mg and we °f lovennesal \\'0l‘k- though Sli” Very We-“ny beg' She was h of-ms' asain and a. new one as well' was restleg ln ul dreaming'

A furious resentment rushed into the kitchen, or out into the garden Luther wasur and slwcked “sul” Claire is such a comfort" For the ' ss and §p0"ed*b“l'

her against thislcritical daughter Mrs. Talbot. never noticed that Sweet faced w3°"i'“l’t9d by this instant she believed H' bccmmo had a [_ nd t ‘ whom she had not yet seen. Then Luther was always near when like blue eyes, mn” with the child-_she wanted to .Tu _b'e _pem.ecu>'_ in her “ ° liard C0I11l1l0n

instantly most of it vanised. Claire god llint no onlclbothelr about liter. ' happy when Jane ands a good huS_ '

' -tl ,and the countr was “Do ict me e ," s e woul say _

was red y |S__wral “mes a iimyv coming into THE DAUGHTER JANE band too, and gives up these ideas cult, cold ham and tea supper

tilesc offers were made.

Once she did let her help. She

was picking strawberries for jam making; and she let Claire liclp ulll the grooin stems from them. And Claire ln' spite of an apron, managed to drop one that was too

_:;_`m, Tlfns is Claim-» soft upon a lov(-ly white chiffon ‘ ' ` i llrcss.

"*l°'\‘ “ _ - ~ __ .- I cl l l I -I t I I

-tho now ulenllbor ol' her laniily z\sl;i::fil|;0llf;‘, isvxllillutillllo lliiiflwould send a wire! Youll? Amy ' i oi ~ out short the anticipatory shiver _

A H ' g y it “"l3l“bm` ally izuilly about tho l-ltnin cr y rm’ "fi Well:

I l'- .-t I I ' » ll. - ~ - ~ . - » l M pr r "Hmm" t P ragged gms” llnicun mother liulher says Im tol“‘mm _m_“\M_ _ln “ffm to hull) lyz' _ l

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lliiilltlilwrilialilimiillhiirlig \:'(iis0lld,vliifghilii' Sh” f°“"‘l l‘(""~“`ll "“""““"‘“gi \\\"hon pol-lsih(i)c sho woulll tzlkoiuvfmng tmm'" Fun ll double duly-Ins duty to his "Nm "1 ““" ""’°1‘“"’°‘”"y' b"““'”°| “"` “"”`“ ‘U Ulf' lawn, when-_ Lu-l Sh" mm' be sick", Mm' T“""’¢i "fame,-_ Wm, d,_,,mm ed mamml |a_|it was the stock answer. She»was

ibor, and to himselfl to get out oflslm '~'0l‘f“_5ed» _Mm hurt' Why 'mo Stir]-lug almos new of hpyshould Claire rclueo her kiss of

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any saw your tmement in

lMrs. Talbot loved her appear-

ance and thought of the joy of showing off this lovely. fmshiona-biy dressed -girl to the

was like having au

painted china vase as a

would envy her its

pretend to each other

think so much of it!

Amy devoured Claire with her

eyes. Luther ibeirtn to laugh.

"No one pays a bit of attention

to me," he solid. “But ll don'-t mind. No one~ever does when Claire is around. Bhe’s always the centre oi attraction."

His eyes too, were alight with

pleasure when he looked at her. Claire gave hor husband A little

mills The mother took all

_' ` her lIeteI;ere~from lalllhing. _ - "Seems to me they talk pretty

_ _ plain even for folks married a lom`l

_ Maists .lflirionoq Draperies lt little giggle. _'ru explain It, s

.skins Dfjessss Gingham s°!9m§\§y',;§°d1{;mmed_. ,ms __

=Coats Sweaters Stockings French mvelg'

_ Each 15_cen¢ Wgknge or “Diaf sotrhe would not hear the conver- l d D " ntmine directions so Sa 011. - -:$3118 ellie; wgtfnan oan dye or tint "This is by do Maupaeeant. He's _any old worn faded thing new, a classic," Luther said. Her non lewm if 'she ha’s never dyed hem,-e_ actua'liy defended this ‘wicked

Drug stores sell all colors. b°_°k

l“’°"l “ext day. because for the

. - , , ll took Mrs. Talbot hours to re-

lliicl-ciidivrii-iiiiiilfi late mlstd to kb” Inovc the stain. Thou she insisted

-She niet an outstretched hand. mlnk_t2;;1‘_nfrack,_Ia:g§£|1085 than the death °f -lanft. Or il \. l _ - 1. nn fu-lull hnrspllf greet!!--ll __ ‘_ _ ’_‘ _ ~ \ Severe accident. No one but Junl=,’ ¥-

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lchlm l an ril . "lm Mmm l ‘mn ‘mqumn Mme _ somelimv Mrs. Talbot felt person- ings of hefmoth b I i | __ $7-/` _WW _

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, I my dll not answer but vlorllcd, --How do you do, Mrs. Talbot--_ .lyml-H “Don your Imaam., sho the envelope and announcing calm-l ---- /A _____' _ around the flowerbed. She rcmem-l " ‘ ’ ` i' . ' ' » ‘ ' ' ` ' _

,_ _ ' _ » ll _- ther, .l hope you dont ',_, .. . _,_ _ -lance coming hom t 1 I -cl' .~» . 1 `/

lb°"“l “'06” hug” F"°y """"‘ “f hprlla rliiiu nm rind' ('° "‘"',.t° I‘"lh"" no want-l futher to monte lfiilf' galil "

nappng links ar d

That vloman is out there read mm me ag"m"`y°u and

ng immoral stories. ho nnnonn llgnscnlld Luther’ mst as y°u “sed

man and never used the proper

name_ over a plump -pillow. "We’re ,grown

"Jordan-oh l'in sure ou did 't “P1 m°lhf\'- YOU ll0l1't seem to ronl- _

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hear. I`ve heard only bits, but he ml"-

never anything-~" 'Yos, It will he dliferenti' Her

"I‘vl~_ lynn" Billing fm- nn hom- old face shadowed. Luther" has a

mending harness thc other side of Wife now. Ho pays more attention U the ilvllito. I heard enough-more -to her than he ever did to his L0 » than oliougll to make me nsiiam- mother." _

ed. I wont away so l wollldii't ‘tNuturnlly," Amy put in. ’ ' `

helltr lliolrcfl' "And Jane went. off to college. \

my :I lot was worried. J - Y f' h ' _

llnu further announced that "tliid-t l0t_`l1linl:ti1;i`y;;m1t tli;i11?L“i1l\‘fli‘éd'|-|£;l|‘l_ The best bl‘€Bd-making Wlicdl lil ll1(‘liV0lud'.

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iilxiomalii had corrupted ills son. myself? is Western hard spring \vl1eI.\l;__ pil _e mffy n‘t"m“_f°l"“"“l‘;§_f- “Z fiflvvfaf “lviotheri To have an education!" highest rade -of this wheat =_1s“lIsl~d~ In xi s nm on f, gh. .. _ . l§ '

out speaking an that dn; H W Woll, not that but for a woman mlllmg grgh West Flour,

, ' to be a doctor. You have to know

l§i5l' all about people's insides." ( i l o t .ty

“Do you think that'e wicked? i l - _

Alfter ali, 'we have insldee. and ii' I l

they iso wrong, someone has to know how to get them right again." ’ 'F l

Amy Talbot could only acquiese

- -before her child'e logic. _ - . . "Yes, but sum of them-well, it

But since Tlkml Lydll E° Pmk' don't seem ladyllke.” , » °

llll|\lvegelll)lec0m|)0ll||dTlIil Amy did not even giggle at this. f* ' mln The fierce envy of her sister-‘s * . 1

wa chances suddenly took away her _ ' 9 _'

lim.. ....._ - - wu/it qotwewe'

work to than s agreed usually

love scene that tis woman -blush and fairly _writhe ll! “WW- couuiahle shame.

She made a comment that by its

very nalvete and innocence kent

. time.

‘_ At this Claire could not reetnx

From her tone, this both ac-

counted for and excused the scene that had so shocked Mrs. Talbot.

"But French novels are wicked."

Denunciation was in Amy's tones. She was glad her young daughter was busily ougaged in the house,

Wonderful style, and his char-

acter drawing is amazing," Luther

names came to ber-"there's Wall ter Scott. and Cooper."

"0h. they're old-fashioned. No

one reads them any more." With.

WHy» and don't write about-wick edness-"

Chapter 9

_ Amy Talbm f01'I;ot her resent.

first time in her life she received " telegmnl- A 1916i-Zram was a. soc. ini event at the village that lay nw" the 1Hl'Ill. and unheard 01 on the -farm itsei-i’.

To llira. Talbot it meant disaster

_The yellow el'W€l0De meant nothlnt:

Amy giggled.

“Lady-like! she scoifed. “lt len't

ladylike to scrub windows or weed gardens either, I wish you knew how -much I wanted to etudy-any- thing, people dneides even. .WBC 6° I could have a chance away from this pulky hole."

To this, almost daily, complaint

Mrs. Talbot had a .form anBW°\`- She never -tholllht about the com plalnt, or the intense longini! be' hind it. The inevitable set of Worda popped out' of _her head i\lSl B5 they had yelterdliy H1111 _HVBYY 4” for years ‘before

"You get those ideas from t-ll”

movies."

"l don'ti” The lprotest was 9.00

not tu_he overlooked. A perlwtlv new excuse come into the 0ldU\‘ woman’s head. ,,

To' this All!! lm. , '

Claire had 01799! her, 5110!? she dreamed. And lhe dll W M

mother M0' 5*- 5° ‘lt

tmp; Elie could not » .mai have

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