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_ ________ E :_\lilii_fil1Y cams s sort of indlgns- fterwards.-"~__~ .I~ I . _ . I ‘i ilues"£f *I*s¢`nt~tli`s .Isp _ .5 I. °ii- ‘W!i°“Wl tiiilmuu’that-fdsred_w_>_'“'Prsdsricg'1aok'you " ~- to-him. ¢ueu~m~deietiy dorm -- un;
‘_' " °"’- 'i:“-:.. my.-_hge-_ ‘ "'Y_os. '_it_'.§l.¢- All light, Ivi'asn_'_t itf _til be wen not-|y_ , _
band, my Neil? 1 He was -accusing `I k11°W' lie Wil! ii great friend of i had been so elated with my love-
.l‘..,..f . t ~. - I - » . hh” °f i¥§§h°“°Hly - lt least it yours. eo sltppolod; of course it was ly gown, so pleased with .\'eil's
' _ 1 - . _ ~ '; . _- _ °"'_’_°‘m"°‘l W "Ulf __ all riglxi.,,¢or us. _io go. Lorraine Praise. that it was with it conscious
Lqnqre Q *‘A"‘“h|“ » _ _ - _Tile surprises of my mdrriod me _Y°“ N* INS'-Blioil, I a_ux_sure, in oulte-_Mlllli_t‘ed.him-" _feeling of seltsstisfuction _ that I”
i" Yéralmcv have no_t_1,so_n ' _39y,_.,,,,¢ muy 0, _‘"5" Y°“_ itll'/'_ I returned -_ coIdly,- #Of course _is_.__al}_ rlght.__ _pid _us.ffo_I_low_ed Neil up-tipe"ste_ps of Blunt-lin .__»_- -_ -_ __ _ _ I- thom.- -'rn,(|¢,~d°n° .tl moment. dlth°i-llli trembling. “Neii, 'my ask you,_,_-_Q,ny__c_|tte_.{tions_ about mo-- 0\"toi_i_’s'h_om¢_ _ _
took us 'torelshovq fs!-
. ___d_ 5,'
‘ _Q llioiltltlllod thit lie' lied
‘I L ~_-1-_ ----_' __ _ __ iagbépgve not turned out as satis. u°“'\*f‘!ii|». in in-.honorable man/" my trip_ tl_>_-!l0_ii£til1?_.'»- I ' ._ ‘_ _ _But myelation was short-lived. '
' .` ' " 1 mlllti- N0. I do not. "I`*9-5. _¢fN__l_i1- you might not take '_ "Not -u,qi__te__s_t`i¢i_|t,'_‘ __ And _._li_e had ` I.hcId my breath when ,I saw our;
' _ |'¢ll;WeI _likd supriees ofa ki ' a_'h"` I 1?” ¢° iil?_'th`e way I meant not. ._But.\!_ter_.1_\'eii had so|_i_e_.l.e¢ hostess; and iheard NelI’s brcuilr
ri gtmoroissi whoa iv ~ - ~ “Y “‘- I ~ ~ ~~ »' .’° °°. _ P *UM Itliousnt or iur. ri-sdericir ss 1 it. not iInsdIto.do it. i conidsfi ¢siied_ins_r_»ns and iisd~_s_s_ort of ads. .wnistis iisvweed his teeth as sie
‘i1f_I5 ‘;3_d_°_*<“ :;“°- d°W;* mh lf- Il' prepared for fbed. He ‘was awfully gee Will' husband ruin himself and- ioua i0Q¥_\\P0ll.bis face _Iss we talltq canieforwnrd _to_`g_ree_t\_i_s. She wore; ~i.s_P_ _‘FJ ;?~n°§il_.° e:mN_;!£ |w1i__g,g_>¢_|,,,e ,M no dqdyln-t olh__i;_r:. a prete_s_;."__ _ about Mr. Frederick. _ _ __a_c1__fngin,g _robe of back piiilleziosi 1"* ‘V2-df -_:_ ___ ",¥°". " _ ‘ _ 3 - _ Yet his__$sc¢_ vp” cgcmued '°*P_f!;f“¢U_ W0!-I ev`e!`.I" con- _ _lIe'.hadt'b?9il _down-town b\it_ half whose ebimmerin_g_ scales wruppeil "til #$791.9 ¢°>'_’_°._'__*_*‘__Y-:'Y°I_l|‘l l§_UN?6:"'i°nfldoiin:`e. .y,,&_'n" I \'m.ii°¢_|`§ll¥0lle, thnt__tie2really`beiicved` nn' ltot'u5.~.wlien_tho telephone rang., her in glistenlng_bla¢k.uoas rcvcallngi “ ir'wi!*itl'»l¢»- 'Qian II‘l¢i>i luilv sunssnnoe his "M" W' “"1"” midi All my isdfniati ' -fn iusvss't smilies I to t in it ii d ' -" .._ of __ .p .___ __ or ._m`|m,,._ mr _ ,_ ._ oii'_0_u .on or °verymoveineno.or.svee oy. ‘W .lf .°“,‘-3 “__ *_“’““ "°° i“\I°\\___-have-been very mm, ,,,e=~,n mfr; ilsiiiiist himooled suv. the vidio sit.ti_¢Ihsv»_-ro_uI.1iai»r' its risked. wiiiis bets; ainuistpdnuoissi in its ”‘l.--'_.° _"».‘k“?‘.°U»"~`“‘° *_`°='i"*i=`iii\i_I-If-i`i‘tiiii~ juris* var, *wuts .,,,,,,_,,e M: ‘I did not »i»_eu¢°_vs:wns¢_ ns- iisd tom ":No`-grim" _- _ . _ ._ sisiddoss. Not d, ieeei. _did sus' "-'~”Y _f.7i_.--yr U - » b¢_ii0lIw~ .That he vp, ,Mum hon; nie--rather I tried to compel my. “Blanche Orton just called me up wer\r.nlthoug.l_s.be1-e were famous. Her _ L6i1f‘l1n0'll;l0i'ttinf`_eslled me 'up 6n'_ eat; one fekfiiiositive. I 'wondor,ed idi? se'!‘I~.m I did not believe it. Ile and wanted* in know. She _i,_ giving dark heir wss.'di'-awn smoothly back!
im '|)_hon§ andlfasked _n|g_¢,¢ 4,” mg what 1”. ns. that he wmted M me witsmiatalten, th`ttt'ws_s all. 'Ho had" an impromptu dl_Bi|e_l'_.tonIgli't. She and bonded low on her forehead.
fi-fi tlitvzililll'-_ `-,_fUl_H,iihe~ltifi_tnd edging ,,5°“_ _ misundarstood_Neli.' Ile had' meant will probably. call you up .in a. few with is simple Jet bend. Even ber ; was a.l_ s slrvproposed that _ s be _ But after I had switched elf t be' Inn' ' niinutes.. `I coiled to tell you that hands were ringiess. l suddenly folil »»ai_*i~v`oit1' urilifiii-'evi"iiut“=ia' meer. .limits sad. iiwisin down 1 i I ""”‘ °°">' i spoke as I did, in-. sv-es u youhsvo Isrrsusea somethivc. ovsrdrssssd in my iovdiy gown; iii "lVe‘ll’§o to Vanderbilt or-__' the: that any person such Mr. Pmderick. ` lam' sure you mean to ‘to call it _et!._-_ l~ean_p8r_tIo_tilaifly lo_oliad‘ almost garish and I had'
_______L_°n *or umm" 'et “ch” t°r_°.m_.k. m”eu_ My mount. v he kind. _ But I am iust as positivs‘ tous-to meet. some one who is to bs tliougiat its daintineas attractive. _ _Mute _“od ,hom-m,_| mu,-in "€n___w Nam ua the ,business which but that you are misiudging Neil-Mr. there. BIeds°'lis.ve my clothes _laid I _Iiow could one hope to compete* -.ii of`it."é- ..*. . I' taken him tolgost '_ I"_o_rbes would do nothing _wrong. out. isha1lIbe_delall_8d down here- wlibsueh artful dllilomiwy? Ae ii
F _ _ _ 011 'Pliat busins 1 .hsgnfiy ggi-994, 1 knew ;|,,_¢__,b,',“t which he W" so Becrmvzq UOW You get this impression I do until the--Inst minute." _ human being I know I was at this
' I
_o_n_.!" any ii him. “°n_e_‘I.w°uld_1__h"___ an __“_M“_y_ mme” Um; notknow. Ile never-‘talks business -“Very well!! _ ' I _ timereasonable. as s. woman was
III. de;_tr_t_‘_essed_ and _lfl_u_e_. _So we were' .,nite"~‘_gsy"“e,_s~ ye'sst`down to "s ' se-f ~-iiniedtaflile iu`t.lwl_Jel1s Robin. room` I-i the V¢i_\.dorbii't.' We had or-dered,` I.-uerr`,__to‘iisy;_su`rpdrise I sew M-r. Fred-I -» i*,Ick,-meking his; way -toward us. I -hid n5i__it_I_e£“h_e’-v_l‘l\s"etllI in New York,' .dd toid"i_ii_ni so. ‘_ ' --Business *matters dotsuned ms. Ind"‘--its:-sesitatsil-‘-'~ir i worn is-_
I}°_W_°il into my mind. 'od tho day 'stur my "I-#tie dinner party 1 -nm .decided to dismiss an issiodsy or ‘_Yl€l' 0-8 futile. _But just its I. person who thinks about love-<-.onsidsra the possibility of b ein; in love-ends by _l0ving. so it person -who ponders ou whether or no he has cause Ior lo_il-_lonsyieuds by 'becoming jealous.
Bc-`I'onoo more suffered the :pain
..~iude,_a_ii'd you .expecting no one`_.of jealousy of'Blanche Orton. Once
I-his, vvpii'_t'you"!a`dles take pity on .I lonely 'mining'_fm`itn `and dine with '1e.?" I `
“But we have__ordei'ed,” Lorraine uid, thou kicked' me under thc ts.b_le°. I knew- she meant for me to accept. “ilinlie order. for _tl7._r__ee,_ and 'firing me is wine card. We"i'i have ` 9. 'bottle ;_o_f vary light wine. ~ Something »iinr.~-_\_\'oii'_t hurt you," 'he added noi urn: the refusal ozrmyfisce. _
iiivideritly ti hotel was more nearly
zhe stampiugllground' of _ this western- -ar : for hesrae der more at ease -than :ie i_iad'_boe_n_s.t the house. lie know row to -handle waiters, and to order, .o Lhatjve had goddeervice, if he .Iid'notIilui_te know what to do 'In it urirat.e__li-Dunst-I` Icould see he. was -nuking a. good impression on Lor- 'nine f(nu,d she was very cr‘itioiil.)' In the ,course of the conversation
he learned that we had ordered 'tic- krrs for the theatre at the .news euind. After asking our permission lin c:o\lao_d..ltim_s_eii' for a moment to tell _them to _make it -three seats in- .eresd of . .‘~isd'i:‘.bsune:"' Lon-aids said when ho was out of hosting. “I like such rugged n_\_§ii`.i` They are liken good cod! drink of wa-ter ai‘t'cr the inane society :lieu one meets now-n-days. is he a Ibacholor?” _
“I’m_stii-s I don't know," I replied
just its he returnol. "hut I will ask
nirti.
I-Ie looked _.from one to the other in d pdzalcd way' n pleasant smile on liiif face. _ 4", _
_.d-nyfthing you like. Mrs.
Forbes. '-'1_"w‘liil h_1'islt°er if _I can!! ._
"Ars you it etcueiortf' i iaugnsd isd.tnsy__bo‘_tn_ioinod didst the nudit- ‘f"D*.“ il\§¢'8§T¢li~§[ I ' _ I -_-res, -_ _i tilt' ii; bdonsior. In-es, white. add ;s._ii_tha__il¢`,_st`_ ttrtdty’eue.'- ‘ no wdgs .it>l_»ty_';ir_‘.i_ss'_@<li_is g ¢l__i_iy._~ _ ` -
We _‘w*'ei°e_ story 'gay t_t_t_dinnei-. Then
wei’tb_iolr_`a=ts,xi__£1r_if -the__pley. » ~ In: diiilli, very amus- iruf . _to 'tuogii triad new the _idiitla wot-isid¢s‘.'s_`o‘_t_ ure. -.trtsrwsra tir._l\‘r¢`¢i;si‘ieY ursisted vte__ go -to one if__the_.Br't&t.d§wltty._ple'ccs for s. cabaret. I <fe1'nui'i"_éd ~_'etf'fli‘e_‘t ibut he and 'I-or. fiiino overruled ine. _. I _ ` .'
We -h biitfnf slipper, and we
'vatchod nite s.llovt,_t`vhieh visa-_reaIIy_ ~\'ort'ti .soein§g. Ile did iiot dance; end -\'e`_sstv.nd one we knew. I did not -lure, but] Lorraine -ws._s sn indofittig-` -‘lille daulzer, and tried her' beet to 'hiike Mr. Frederick get' up on the floor. _ ` _ "I‘li_lcad. then all you will have to -io is to foiisvr me," sire told -him. "My dear young lady, . I should .1robably_ete'p on your toes, tear your 'II0}fi1, _i_uid_ m_i;l¢e_ .beth youand M_rs._. i'-‘orbeg aaltantod of knowing iso clumé sy-uIni'nn.'_ " » _ ' ` ' It wae__Iafter one.; when they _lefti no at'_th's door.. Mr. rrsder-tok ‘tooir ms into the elevator, end wit‘.lt"we.tt`- as 's-sid::`r.' __ _ _ . . . "l s1nt7"”’1iWtl&iul'rIi~ly"te sos .vou‘ iluy l’&ll}'»t`ith"wfb'vv some time?" ‘csnsisiyi shy time srter nurse." i woddoroa vuy no 'waited to ses" ms" multi. ` -
“I will be here ut thi-ee,” he re
i-lied. _
us. rnsbssieitte'-ohi_geir2'iiv@ '
citttina .utrorr nititiiliils
cus-erin xrirv.
| *ld somewhere heard that one_ it the ri-est' s of msrrisd tits lay
more I recalled every word of praise Nell 'had ever spoken of ber. I w'ri‘thed as I remembered what he had said about her being able to in- Biience Ibusiness men when-_ I could not. ` I felt like writing Noll to come _home at once, that I was jealous: _sud he must oome and tell me how he loved me, and make me forget _'th-at Blanche Orton existed. ‘ Strangely, however, my last wak- ing thought was of Mr. li‘rederick. and a. stlepy wonder regarding what he-wanted. ` '
The next day was very uupIeasa.nt,_
so I trusted myself about the sport-
__ment,'doing little odd Jobs tbst eI~ ways wait for a rainy day to be done
_'--rather, for a housewife to have the grit to attack.
All themornlng I kept thinking
_of Mr. Frederick, wondering what . he had to toil me. He came promptly Liit tures Iocioon. 'st nrst he seemed .ii .bit awkward, and I 'began to think ‘lie was just making a social _caIl. - But there had been something in his
' manner the night before 'which pre- [ciuded dist. its use as oiviecr. i 4 would try to put him at ease, then li.o‘wouId..tel.l me what it was. So I chatted about the (play we had seen. ` and other things until suddenly lie stopped me: I
‘il have come here this afternoon
to say something, and being- a 'blunt _-man, _I _am going to.siiy it.” ' _
"Yes, Mr. Frederick, I knew you
had some purpose in calling." I Ile looked at me keenly. auii I _thought I detected a gleam or nduilr-
H, ~ t v \. `t`hei‘;e_,_lt was already gone whzu he ` hegffill to speakf I “four husband is a young niozi -~ compared to me. r Hs is o very smart ‘_yeling~`mm-too smart.. I _am amid. I.; ‘yqg _have 'g-rest. in_duenoe_ with _ him; yoirmnst have. You are 1 sen- lsieie, 'ist-ei.'hs'sees woman. mid turn. ‘ lie wants to make money too hot." .
“Bot I do not uric him to make
mdueyii’ _ _"No-_-ibut you are iext.i'aVlZil~iiI- ‘ron 1iv_s._'rou dress. !°ii '°iii°"“““ ” l wontdivt reel I could siiord to do: gist 1'il`-"gamble II sm worth ten times gg vomit; is _Elorbcs--y‘0ur husband. iam interested in him. and-'-ln yon._ 'Ifhers _ arcn’t enough steel-shim! y_g\`|‘|;g_-men floating l’0l‘ Nm ga msgs g bugldof his business life _3_,,,¢Iss¢sdie iisis is e hurry to itll uisgbaslret with golden casa-" ' ` ‘_'But, hir.-Frederick-I don’t tin- i¢rsrsnd~ I have told himiis would
~aidrsd¢I‘iu. out no my iii-ishi
at nie-. _ I never' have urlwd him W extend his 'uusidsss to sive me lill- tirlle-Ihueven tho\IIh I “"0 |»°°°Vt,°d msn' ltgqly, __1 _am afraid Idon’f_ rui'dii‘ita`nd-why"- ~
"No wonder you don't. But You win truss-1 ion you will 11° ¥°““¢ mrlrrein -make -money as 'fest ss _ he does; is irony no metres it and _do I
it-iiosssiiy. someone' ‘is nouns to
safer. Forgive mv, buf 1 |153 Wu” I _\<on`so yoircoiiid make him cali s hm bsrors it is too lute: Already h, 1; looked upon e bit suspiciously
by conshrvitlve business -mon."
A V \
ssnessworette mt. rssusnion
‘ ` _ 'fi-is is Misvsnen _ ~
in me eunmess
,'_ UIIAPTER X-‘V \'_° ~°"_
I was stunned unable to make any
ii' its naturist? To he able to say reply 10 MT- \""°d°"°k mr °' 'M' “W Intl do things in e moruent’s notice. ments. I-Ie _wsiteil. slY|i1lI“°"““l iilieui tt at-'miriig isii"oIloiiisiiii'r more. .iii the foroodids sensations nw-vials: is sdvsnos. i had exreiieiwtii i-‘°“°°"°"*l N°"'°
lilo not dp-es; lvustnvss sfmti~s,. rush ov_er mt
_. me i' -
I-‘».._ , ,i '___ rt 1 , -
.i.. , . I
`._. :__ _ ‘_ _ _
'ibn in ‘itil \'f»1'°f” Bi" "' “ "‘*" dieiir'-ss sn-..i='roderici< iisd_ssid': I f
well, he said in rosponso to my in- quiry if the business upon which hef
slid. "I niet several _people 'whom I should have been glitd to have you know." __
I was Zliorribly lonely most of the ' time, although Lorraine and I vent to
_ "Your loyalty _does you nom,-_ _ but-" he hesitated, Iwsited it mo- d
friendship which l value greatly, I must tell you once more. Try and get Mr. Forbes to go slow. As I said, someone -is bound to suffer. Noi only you and him, but innocent par. tics-#people who Invest all they have in some Wild-cat scheme because they, like you, -bsiiieve in 'the man who Is _putting it over. I know what I am talking about. _ Please forgive me if you can, and believe that I have only done this because of my veryreel iildxig for you both. Your husband is rt brilliant young man. He can make a good living without- dolng things which, to say the least,
are reprehensible." _
` Ile had risen while talking. Now he extended his hands to me, and af- ter looking in his eyes I to-ok it. Ilia expnession was sad and I knew _he had spoken truly when he said that he had `meant what he had
done aa A kindness.
"Can you forgive me?" he smiled
down oii mo. Ile was it very tall
muh. ~ ` _
‘I forgive you because I know you
meant to be kind. But you are as surely mistaken. When you realize it you will come and tell nie, wont yoii?_” - `
"I certainly shall. And no one
would be happier inns 1 ir that should be the ce.se._ I leave for the . West tonight, so I shall not see you signin. it may be months before .I ani again in New York. Please do- nut let what I have said make you
unhappy."
i kept a brave face until he had
gone. Then all he had 'said came back with crushing-force. Wits Nell, in _his anxiety to_make money, his desire to live handsomely, doing thiiigg which "wore looked upon wlt_h_ suspicion _by conservative _business
iwouldn't believe _iii I couldnft! Why. 'even father had .been satisfied Ivtinfwiis/t Nea had wid and of his business dhlalrs. And father vias ter- riiiiy 'strait-idcsd. _'rust remit-d_lso as ig-n_ersnt~ as s I-bat_ry.o!_ the niefthods _of -promoters and certain cspitaIistii___ i rildnot know. would-not l~ievc.l>`sl _` tieved, No--Mr. Pifedcriek had been mioinformed. ` ' I couIdn't sit stiii, neither corrid- ‘ 1 purmy mind upon anything sei-ii ' what had just passed. I put oil' my?
to i-id'm;rself of my “foolish-`!eers._',¥ as I called them to myself. - But 'tile seufaation of foreboding remained with' mc. I could not shake it off. I I wished 'Neil were home. i.iilli_l decided to say nothing of Mr. Fred- si-ick’s reason for imll-ing on mel but to urge Neil to confide something ‘of his' affairs*-to me, and so con- vince myself that he was peiffectli' all iight in his methods. _
si.ANcHe oirron mvivzs
neil. Arlo snlrnsim -_ _ _ t '. ro airmen
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I CHAPTER ` XXVI.
. _ _
Noll cams home very -late, ' and so
iico for bi, mail, vvlilcfi lifid accumu- isied*dnrin`¢ma survive. _inst idle not attempt to ful". with him. I woit|d`\'uM. until dinner time. . no was ni oss or ms sxcioririt-I moods. Things had gone more than
had go_ne_ _had turned ‘out all right.
'I wished I had taken you." bc
“Next time I'~ll uisks you lake mel
fllnner and were joined by Mr. Fred-
., ,,.1;_
was Mrs. Orton. , "l` nm g`iv‘lng‘a very small ini‘oi‘msl_ inner tonight.-‘ urs., Forms. wiu
ment. Then “but even ifl lose your you and _your husband waive cere-
in
ony and oome 'I' "Mr, =Fozbes just telephoned nie.
Once again my jealousy of
I loved Neil. imilst always love
ii'.ii'e-ed lic; but I would not insult myself' 'or him' by thinning no in-iii me lightly. ' ` _ _ - _I knew that some people claim
But I knew I should love but once. I believe tliiit many second and third marriages. even, arc happy ones ‘hc-
Witli me. so I cannot discuss it in- I had.scu_ioolav.hnn¢ up when the -aiinpry s woman, with all s no telllxently-would not. if I could, _toleplioneshrilled sasaln. This time mnnspride md emotions.
without Neilfs knowledge." it
Clearly Isliunld bave_ell I_cou.ld do
to "keep up my end" (one of Netra expression), so I suppressed all feel- ing q hr ss I could. There was need for all the poise, all the aplomb
i possessed. _
Yes, we Iwiill como.” I had no in- There were three other guests.
tcntion that sho should think me in A young lady--Mies Marie \Vilaon,- V 4 lf.'l0l4 /10995,' "“'|'Wd 3 50)! Uf 0|" ignorance of"the tact that she had an insipid sort of ugirl In pale blue., 1919 C0fU’9$"| Wd" f0f 0"¢ '@405-
called Neil first. and two men. Both men of person- `
“Yea-I telephoned him as soon ality. One of them in particular at-_
as i thought. lte_vrould bein his of- trircted me. Ilia eyes were cold as
tice. _ He ts such a popular man that china and as blue. liis hair was .iron _ Ifcared be would make some other tray and thrown back _from his fore- ‘|_;gNf‘_rAf:%|2°.f_`|¥:EE §‘;§;_"Dl°1",2'L°é*'J3v‘. ' engagement before I could reach head in a tumbled muse. One ai~
him." Then: “Dinner at seven! most wondered if he . combed -it only on-~~ ._ . .. ~ , - _ , _ _ _ .. _
with his`flngers. He was about med-
tioklnced liltn as “Mr Danizlg" The
x "Rayburn can talk a bird oiif a
` iinn. Nothing could choline thot. lic ,,.ee_ -ma, 1,, why he ,,, ,O ,,,,,,,,\,,,, had shown mo what Iovc mcunt, and to u,,_-I _ for that -reason I must ii.l-ways Invc " I was immad |_et“_H,n me wot
m“'_Z"__°l;‘_’ 1651 'rg' _s_§If"°;|?”"t_ I strangers. Noll was next io Blanche I _vrou g Ito i e ea _ or d eve.
Orton, Miss Wilson licttveen lilin and Mr. Ilaybnrn. Mr. Orton begged to bc excused ns he was not well -- so his wife told us.
hhat pdoipla can love many __tiiucs. (commued on page mo)
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have lieeu liking
though -‘tlinre may _ ' .
' rad bi . But that
rcsfpodt, even com es ri real love is experienced but once iviifi hlicn, is now, my 'sure belief. .
I would molto myself lovely for
Neil that uiglil.. I had it uuw gown l never had woru.- It was e .shim- n'iering_.thin`g, all soft shades that were '_i:uost Ibcooming. Daring ai alle 'wrath hcr dress. Blaiiiclie Ortoii would not outshihe me. "
But! had not gituged li/:r daring.
Neil. sl-iinoe eAn`eAnA A
STRINGS OF PEARLS
CHAPTER XXVII.
"'My, but you amy* iovvly tonight.
lie took me irvliis arms. rogarrl-
" “i never saw _you lobk hotter." [ir
e v _
.'_‘0li, Noll-how lovely!" _Au ex-
ile threw himself in t chair, end
idckcd od his ilhoes in e way bc, hid, and that always amused me. l For -the first time that ds! I ‘mil ‘\ so - '
od look at his face Ile looked
tired. ..
“You are overworking. Thurs are _
lines nbontyour eyes. 'I don‘t like
to nes them. I’il kiss them stvsl'-"'
'tbruptly lie said
It lBEroRE'aiiEAi<FAsi
‘I Says youveally-feel clean, sweet ` and‘_fre§ii inside, and
‘ are seldom ill.
I ` if you are accustomed to wake up -zvitli it dull contoii tongue. 'loud brcutli urn dull. dizzy hcadiiclie. ur, if your :nomic sour and turn into gas and acids. you have a Ircal surprise await- .lng you. . I
'Tomorrow morning, immediately ‘upon arising, drink fr glass of hot _water i\'it'h rt tcaspooutul of limestone phosphate in it. This is intended to
1 'W5 5" ‘h`°’B°° I and W““h;g first neutralize and then wash out of
_ __ _ when Neil came home. lie drew ri t ' h H km _ d‘
hai lnditwk ii brisk Walk tliiiikiiitt -Luis in-oats in sions onions ‘wired no _’m;f;;_B a_f°_’;; ,EL
“W 111°- I catiblo waste oison sour bile und
E . p s, toxins, thus cleansing. swccteiiing and
nab! UUWB 591'? ml’ mf““t°" purifying the ciitiro nlluiciituiy canal.
'l‘liosr~ subject to slcknlieailuchci-1.
less of my dress which llc _S1140 1001*- liackuclic. biilous i|ttui:k.=., constipation
55 '15 if Find” °f 9"_"°"_'37 m°°"“_U‘.’"""" or any form of stoiimt-ii troulllc. orc _l_l1ii H9500 me lil-311|" ‘md 5535*- Iiilgird to get it quiirtcr pound of limo-
stone phosphate from tlie drug store
lreid me off, turned me around ei-it and ,,cg,,, ,.,,,,,_,-mg ,ms ,,,,,,,,,,,B ,,,_ l°l\_ll7 ‘_°XdlDlll51\S |115’ 'if0fff“f9` . "5 Mdolbztth. Ilt is said flint mem niirl w`9li_aB-tho gown- "SI-ill1ilfl\f=7!'39h3'" vvonien who try this beconic ciithii- 'lie' ‘so 'proud of :foil lvhlllii- Ubi'€7 sialic and kccp it up daily.
' I bf0US\1I- Yiiil' *miie b€¢HllS¢ | illiiiff Jlist ns liot water and soap clouusc I
tak ouwith me to Bostoiiff ` _ purify and-freshen the skin, so hoi`
phosphate uct on the stouiucli, livui'
qufsilu “string of pearls lay Du vi liiducys and bowels. Limestone phos-
drhito 'sntm bed when I lifted Ili! phutc is au indxponslve wlilto powder _ A
114| or tugbo; he -gave mo. _ _ _vvistornnd a tcaiipoonful oi’ llrncstonc _ _"Ii-ere-I’ll _fosten~tl_iom on for y_0ii. and almost tnsioless. ._ pf¢p|;\~dt.i0n then I must hustio. Just rvnst. you -________________ _ for inwmm
tii~od‘ thit he wont directly to liedi' 'nwgeq with- tnrrt'gown.' - _ ‘ ‘ _ d ‘ten 1 _rue nom morning ne' was in sash e_`_ _'pusy fssiiy wore. i ruined with _ °“ fl” "‘ rits'-ry to get down to -n to the of- lgpplnss, end ttlelsare. “hat a
dar boy rxsii wsu i wss suns rims, were very few like htm.
_ IIEBISSIIIII
D. D. D. -the greatest of skin remed-
ies will remove those skin adlictitms that make your life a burden. Tint
of this remedy. It has cured 'many _-uses. Wo guarantee the first bottle
will 'bring you relief. '
istoiorseis itching iidmidg and dis- |' comfort will disappear' under the magic
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Droduc9Vi
Cropfi' `-
I-_I
HE Rennie Catalogue for
. 1919 is brimful of Informa-_
tion and su%geetlons _on the growing of overs and ve¢e~ tables. Beautifully illustrated in colors, this catalogue io truly valuable as a, gardening guide.
It shows you the practical re-
sults obtained by planting teet- ed seeds, and it proves to you the best kind of seeds to buy.
Use theRennie Catalogue as a Ready Rrfermc:
ri it v Make ' '
your selection of seeds from st-
J 1113)* than go to your denier end have him ill
I_ the order. _Ifhe cannot supply you with
all you reqrnro write ne direct.
' . _ 1‘oeefe¢nnrdour|m\omerenll.Rennie's
vt __’ Seeds are ceded et our trinl und.
,.‘ This insures that buyers ef ‘guise
` ' Seeds get nothing but the very beet.
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i-,»_'1;~fri igiils.--J/“ J _v "_,J way
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Blanche Orton asserted itself. Once tum-height. but so well built that he _ _ _ :__ _ more I determinedly pu-t it from looked almost tell. Mrs. Orton lii~
mc. Reuil I inuet not be so fool
Y ` ' ` ° ' I Q e .
lah. One would tliink I was 18 years other. a tall, slender niitn or indls_i vp T Y old instead of 2t3-»snd an old man criminnto coloring ,was named t 0 I . ~ ried woman at that. It showed a "lutyburn." lie had shaili firiiliifei- littioness in my nature that I must and until he spoke I thought liiin i‘id myself of-or it would grow upon unattractive. Iiiit he had ri wonder- mc. Atleast lhad read that “by ful ‘-sficiikiiig voice-~lnw, wt-ll niod~
giving away to jealousy it only iir ui»ated,cnnvinciu8~
Cfnfism H5 ‘P°'°\` 't° mn” °“° W5' ln talking of liim nIi.oi'vvards. Noll
arable." ` ` 5,-ml;
'i`O MOTHERS! See your little onc's terror
at the very thought of a dose of castor oil, mineral oil, cnlomel or Ughi
Cascarets "Work" better, safer, enter on the
tender littlclivcr. ltomach :md bowels, besides Cas- caretl taste like candy. liven hilious, constipated, sick kiddies coax for this iiarinless candy cathartic.
,15"`
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Each 10 cent box of Cascnrcts, the pleasant candy cathartic, contains
directions and dosng: for cliifihcxi ng;-tl one ycrir old :intl upwards. \Vh¢n .thc little oiic`s tongiif turns vifhircyhrczitli feverish, stomach sour, i-hcrc is nothing bcttcr to "Work" thc nasty bile, souring food ami constipation poison from the child’s system. Give Cascarcts, then never worry.
reinarkable success for over 100 years
I 0hn_S0!T.S /“°°MLimment “"'co»-is more rnsn my other to produce- '
yet fI.le'prioo to you is the annie as you must pny
- for lui`ci~lnr preyiurutlons.
Coughg - Colds V .
` Sore Thi-ost \Vnndeffi'illy I
Orlppe - Chills
Soothing _
cramps - Spf-sins Ilealing
and many other ills
\ dot-toi"s
reliable ]1»ri\'ute prescription
fumoiis
'° first aid ” _family
favorite
Anodyno
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iiizssiis riitii' iiuiii it Co. I
Aiinotiiice their Spring bale will comiiicncc ' f ”'
March 31st _ . I
E.A. FOSTER, Central Drugstore I ' __ :yr
’>iilfi°ii°¢°w" ‘ I ens fm is ale niusi ho i ew fr
;‘I’m all right' I-liste being made I Sqlfgémv I ' th' S i . ll N Y
But I would not -is I _ sensitive about his looks.” l should
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-ii fuss over. S-end Tonko to ms." __ _ LA T.-‘I . »,` -- I .`_~;; lt wes equivalent to n dismissal. __ I _ ' _I ` '
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