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Belle Fleur. And considering the dlspicabls manner in which guru; Corbin had acquired it, how could Aline and her grandaunt bring themselves to visit here? Stacy must have done his Job well _ evidently Alina had reiien head over heels in love.

when the group was in tho house Lotus slipped down eh; stairs and across the grounds to her rendezvous with Stu Lawrgnqg,

He was there in the piroguo looking as ill-kempt and fierce as over. His eyes were an amber ¢010r. and from the shadow of the cypress and the swarthlness of his bearded face, they peered back at her like some wild heart's. To her dismay, she felt her heartbeat quicken at the sight of him. She told him about the snake Ind the new arrivals at Belle Ieur. then. though she longed to Ilinger, left hurriedly, for ifear Lachene would discover her. Since that first meeting with Lawrence, the gardener always seemed to be

ﬂowing with bolll-ng syrup. Make the syrup by combining the vine- gar. the 3 cups water and the‘ sugar, and bring these to the boil with the spices which have been loosely tied in a cheesecloth bag. Let this boil for 1 minute. I

When the jars are ﬁlled- with the‘ boiling syrup, seal tightly at once. Cool the jars quickly and store in a cool, dry place,

Cook 's Corner 2

PICKLED ONIONS

4 quarts small wlhlte onions 1 oup of salt

grass or prune the bushes or pick Corbin had assigned him to watch

she was introduced to the new- comers.

somewhere in the background when she thought she was alone —suddenIy appearing to cut the

flowers for Belle Fleur's Sevres vases. She was certain that Curtis

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From their lack or pstonlgl-l, ment. she realized that Stacy and his father had ﬂlr8&dy“pre‘par9d the Cartier women with their sob story. but in spite of this, the older woman was unable to pre.

‘vent a faint frown to displeasure from wrinkling her forehead.

-In the garden below. Stacy was making love to Aline Cartier even urging an immediate mar- riage. He was suggesting that he bring a minister to Belle Fleur to perform the wedding during their visit, so that old Mr. Cartier could not interfere. To Lotus’ dismay Aline was peculiarly acquiescent to everything he said.

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1 cup chopped nut meats

Molt cholocate in top of double boiler. Add Sweetened Condensed Milk and stir until well blended. Remove from heat. Add vanilla and nut meats. Pour into pan which has bee-n buttered or lined with wax paper. Chill for a few hours- When ﬁrm. cut into squares. Makes about 2 pounds. (Salted peanuts

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may be used instcad of nut meats.) In a moment the elder MISS our’ ' tier entered from her own bed- room. Her voice was inclined to be high and at this moment lndigna. tion made it shrill . . . "Aline, I'm asonished at Stzlcy inviting us here when that Miss Kirkman is around-it's sheer ef- frontcry!” "Hush, she‘ll hear youi" "Oh, I've nothing against the girl personally-she's really quite pretty and charming, but a cabaret entertainer, and unchaperoned!" "But Mr. Corbin explained all that-he said she was sick and had no friends or any place to go." “Humphl Looks healthy enough to me. And Curtis Corbin doesn't strike me as an exactly kind- hearted individual." There WES a pause, then Miss Cartier said in a querulous tone, "What were you and Stacy talking about in the garden all evening?" “He wants l-ne to marry him, Tante." "Marry you. eh? Let me look in your eyes, child-you're not deep. ly in love with him, are you, Aline?" "Noooo, but it would mean get- ting Belle Fleur back in the family" Lotus ‘was astonished by old Miss Cartier's. words. It wal ale most as though she were willing to let Alina make an unhappy marriage ll it meant getting Belle Fleur back in possession of the Cartier family. And how misguided they both were to think that! When the- lights were off in all the rooms extndlng off the broad gallery, she left her own room and tiptoed to the French doors open- ing onto Aline’: - The soft, luminescent light flora the stars showed the deep sha. dows of the massive Victorian furniture and the small, huddled figure of Alina in the vast spae- . lousness or her bod. She's like a water lily. the older girl thought, and almost as fragile. She crossed tho room and sat down on the edge of the bed. "M!!! Girl-let‘. I must talk to you!" Her whisper was urgent. “How dare you ccano into q room!" Aline reached for her silken bed-jacket. “I can think of nothing we could d’ in common." Her young voice shook with anger and snobbery, Lotus gave an exasperated little algh. she would have to overcome this barrier of class distinction be. ' tlween Aline and herself before she could talk to the girl intelligently. “My cafe Job ls,only a tempor- ary expedient." aha id novv. “What do you me n?" "I can't explain further, and it doesn't matter. Miss Cartier. i came in to tell you that you must not marry Stacy Corbin." "80 that's itl” -

involving yourself, your family name and all it stands for in a scandal that vvlll make the head. lirlss of every newspaper in the country." _

"Ara you threatening mo!"

"No, I'm trying‘ to save you from a tragic mistake." » Aline’: voice was curious new. ‘But vim"

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As if we had them not. -Measure for Measure.

___i___q___ FASHION NEWS FROM BRITAIN: FALL SUITS

Despite the talk of wasp waists, curved hips and other fashion nov-

slyles still form the basis of Lon- don autumn suit collections. They are recognized as types which prove steady sellers all the year round, although it is true these suits may drop their skirts an inch or so, vary jacket lines and detail slightly. Nevertheless they can be relied on to fulfill all de- mands oi those who look for a certain dateless quality in clothes of good style. Double-breasted suits often seem to change their chas- acter by the addition of a few but- tons or the arrangements of poc- kets, and styles range from high- buttoned Jackets with small collars through wide shawl collared types to classically-cut jackets with long rovers or roll collars. Skirts are

Aline, unless you promise not?)

aggeratlng when I say my life would be worth absolutely nothing if Curtis Corbin knew I was taking to you this wily."

cities, traditionally simply tailored.

excluded from all forms of recreat- tion. What if a handicapped young- mr can't play ball or join the scrimmage? There are games de- manding no undue physical strain, yet providing recreation and on- lﬂyment. Inclusion of delicate chil- dren in some Play activity helps to develop their self-reliance and self- respect. Ask the family doctor a- bout this little-considered phase of child development. It's important.

The minimum age for a baby sit- ter should be 12 years, so never trust a baby to any one younger that that. .

-_-_-___.___ HAT FOR TOT!

PARIS-Hats are back in style for youngsters just as they are for grown-ups. There are cute little bonnet shapes, amusing pill-boxes and the classic Breton sailor turn- ed up all around. For winter wsar the striped stocking-cap, finished off with a big pompom, will be a playtime favorite.

TURN YOUR WIFE INTO REAL ASSET

At last somebody has written a book on marriage aimed directly at husbands.

“How to Make the Most of Wife" by Margery Wilson, takes a look at marriage from the husband's

Q. Hovv can I give added gloss to the linen?

A. Aglossoass be produoedlry making the hot starch with soapy water. ‘this also prevents the iron from stistlng to the goods.

Q. How can I improve the flav- or and‘ the texture of fudge?

A. Both the flavor and the tex- ttro will be improved ii s small spoonful of cornstlirch is added.

band to account for many oi.‘ the things that go wrong with mar- ri e

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Not that this a. book dedicat- ed to making l-n feel like heels and women like martyrs, com- nlents Ruth Mlliett.

It's a book based on the idea

that men invest a great deal in marriage in time, money, and emo- tion. And that as a rule they don't get as good a return as they might from their investment because they don't use their heads. saddled with-a wife who is in many ways a liability, the average man never bothers to sit down and figure out how to turn he: into an asset. Margery Wilson tells him how to do'1ust_ that. But men assume they are born knowing all about women and how to manage them. It would never occur to them they could learn anything about a wife from reading a book — especially a book writ- ten by a woman.

Maritime lobster will be part of the royal dinner menu at tho vv ding of Princess Elizabeth and Philip Mountbatten. Tho lobsters soled for the event are now being held in captivity. l»

in Miss Wilson's book. Though it is directed at men, being written by a. woman, it is based on femi- nine logic.

But women will read tho book and wish to goodness their hus- bands were interested in "making the most of wife." It would be so flattering. But it will never be.

TIME TO START MONOGRAM GIFTS

It seems early to be thinking of Christmas but if you like l0 make or give monogrammed gifts. you dare not wait any longer. If they are done locally, they usually have a few fine needleworkers who are equipped to do this tyfle of work. In some of the larger com- munities, work is sent to Puerto

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