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to be an Ol- trclne interesting dsy." Her eyes were rght from s long night of rest s-n her manner Isvs evid- ence of s. fins and well-spent iss- nleltimsnlx: reaaeglnorio. rwoortlimmcutbeuor ggtlh-N-hlldrl met s boy who appealed to me very much. but soon after the slow died m. Wmdiflfl», m m. m, o‘ u” do,” l out. He is so and has just hen shipped overuse. I sin not in love with mbbou" “ m. m Th“ she Then she role and. him now, noi- do 1 know that he a in love with me. but he ll t1" replenished the water beneath it. wane” _ kind of s fellow I would like to marry. m b m “m 1 acedduit near thte direct healt‘ stlrlld

' think t hecolnesbsck mess y e e e rwewen out» l Th‘ hm‘ °"““'°‘ °* w’“°‘°"'|' ain gorilla: be is s? 3ft bu? will have grown up enbusll so that 1 will other members or the famfllllt the I" ‘°°'“°d' ‘l hm’ "m: flsll in love with him and find him the man with mvrhins chores- _Judv 1s trowel o! ‘mm’ w“ ‘mm “m” m‘ ham I will want to s nd the balance of my life? h" Bwsflfioh. W" Wish“! 1°! t flags. Greet cupboards stood cast- V I Wmmd h m w Wm on nawnggg o; m e gammy, to enter ing their rectangular shadows iril I cant mike uP m? W e gt m b clcb one of her, new da s so as the moonlight that entered, here; the chance of this, or to go about h o er oys. to make he, “Vi”. m“ c, mp5 ling gigs. lilryda. skylight or url- M155 H- 0- t0 the comer-store, a rand and cu a w ow. Distantly there sounded s hur-

glorious adventure. T ay was s.

different-than-usual day for her- ried light tread. The mice, in al second. vanished. And now dowrv

considering it from a romantic sn-

gle. Not that even the breath of the wide passage came Ginnle; such a feeling blew across Judy's She wnuld have run mgrg quickly curls, 01' rested briefly beneath them but for the suitcase that was too heavy for her. An end oi ribbon

tlelarg. none was visible to my spec ace eye.

‘and the end of a stocking esca d '

from one side of it. She bumgsd 0M o! Brflesldeh bwhtlo". M!‘- it against the corner of a table.

I... a veteran of the Great War, but making a noise at which she look-

ed frightened enough. A camel's hair coat was flung over her ball- gown. Her eyes. in this silver light, were dark as night. If it had not been for the coat, she might have been a ghost oi any time; the ghost, say, of Anastasia Stone.

Quickly sb-e came. running. glancing behind her. At a corner stood a-tall press. casting its inky shadow-

She slipped past. From behind her swooped another shadow- silent. black, faceless. She was seized and held, helpless, her choking cry smothered by a hand, silk-gloved. Wildly she struggled.

“Calmes toi. mon enfant; calmes tol." spoke a very well-known voice.

"Ah-alh-ah—" she gasped. "Eti- lanai?!‘ She clung to his arm that

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___ ered. As if Wanderslay itself SLEEVES LARGE AND ‘drove her forth. she looked around FULL 0F IMPORTANCE her. "I don't belong! I'll never _ NEW YORK - Sleeves. armholes. come back—" the swwms f ncckhnes, shoulders, length __ She looked up. But she had nev- lggfsgogal ‘yrou géiriiitéllaur year's Jerb belfflre! seen Etlienne A‘? thé: l _ ‘ e ru y year's o ". s- ace; as e us e bac lfiérgonéizafieglxfinglcieikfifilg; llcgtndgeinxthis theedbllack silliikcolylli Elllallib hgd cov-l i I . r rom er was e r.t n t e cold =E11§1§if*°-m11tt°h with its full tcb light. Where is Jerry?" lie ask- l-Ilr Sh‘!!! itisllltlv fitted cuff. b0 the ed. His hand, iron on her shoul- lp“ “C “be seeves- “memes 69 der. shook her gently.

Kit. smiling a little, moved as quickly. His fist shot out and the boy, staggering back, crashed to ‘the floor.

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ANBWm: No seer could look into the future end tell you whet kind oi a man you are going to fall in love with when you are 23 The lour years that you are entering upon now will work radical changes in your tastes, your habits, your thoughts and your desires, and the boy who_ might

appeal to you now would be anathema when you arrive at the years of discretion, and that is what makes boy and girl marriages so hazardous.

This boy, who is starting to war, will come back changed in many ways. For one thing, he will be a man, _not a child any more. because he will mature fast under the strain and stress of the life he will have to lead. He will be disciplined, hardened, wiser. experienced. War may make him a better man, or a worse one. Whether in his new guise he will appeal to you or not, you cannot tell until you see him and get acquainted with him all over again.

You, yourself. will have changed, but not so much as he. He may not fancy you any more than you will him. So you are wise to keop your heart parked in a safe place untii_ you know more about what you want and the kind of a man to whom you want to give it.

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not old, who several times has seen the lassies from our own and the other provinces as far as the west coast. without succumbing to any of their charlns, was our guest at dinner toda . He returned a few years ago rom his wandering to take up farming, in his native dis- trlct on a snug farm down "the river road." He is content to live alone, as I have heard him say be- fore this, too boastingly “because I like it." I. being a daughter oi Eve. am a little skeptical of such statements. Especially when I hear one of these interesting solitary males say in a wistful vo ce as he accepts a second piece of bread at our table: "The home-made bread is a treat, Ellen." incriminating evi- dence against his way of life! Not without its delightful moments. He came to the mill-farm (Mr. C.’s) this morning to, cultivate the seed- potatoes, now roughly thrusting their red coverlet aside, displaying a personable dark greenness which is a forerunner oi the best Irish Cobblers. And why couldn't Mrs. C. prepare the dinner for this other farmer? The answer is obvious. With Mr. C. in hospital and his two mares and his “wan" pig in Pat's care and his cat lapping her meals with ours, Mr. C. has neither a chick nor a ‘child ‘nor a wife.

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DEAR DOROTHY DIX: I am 1B years old, a carefree boy and have earned the reputation of being a woli. I go out with many girls and have a lot oi fun, but there is one girl I particularly fancy, and I can't make her believe in the sincerity oi my emotions because of my reputation. Please give me some advice.

Q. Win-t is the longest time one "i _ - _‘ ' ,

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A. A week is the maximum. but the invitation should really be ecknowledged within, one or two days.

slowly picking out a tune for her own amusement, and find it a fetching refr ' not play lt-not to do it justice. She sings now in accompaniment to each note. “But come ye back when summer's in the meh-ah-dow." Summer is surely "in the meadow“ now. Were there ever days like these.

Until tomorrow - Diary - Good- night.

THE WOMAN'S REALM

THE CURE

I! life seems s. weary load. Full of stings,

Go out ll_l lilo open world. Study things.

Feel the lrpture 0f the plant. Blosscen crowned,

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To the skies. ~Ollclrlctte Clliiierulezl.

RELAX LADY!

GENCY, The Wolf.

ANSWER: Well, Gency, there is an old saying about giving a dog a bad name and hanging him. Perhaps that goes for wolves. too, and the reputation you have acquired as a lady-killer makes the girls feel that they have to watch their steps when you are out on the nroivi.

Not all the little cuties are as trusting as Red Riding Hood was in the fairy story. and when they see your big eyes rollint-t at tllrm and your long teeth waiting to devour them, they don't believe that you are as saie as dear old Grandma. They are scared of you and take to cover.

But at l8 you are who to have furl with a lot oi girls instead of narrowing yourself down to just one poor little bobby-seeker. My eam- est advice to you is to spend the next seven or eight years in cultivat- ing your technique cn a wide variety of girls. That will give you a vast training and should make you irresistible.

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DEAR. DOROTHY DIX: A boy with whom I used to go steady and with whom I broke oii is spreading stories about me that ar= untrue i and that are ruining my reputation, What shall I do to “hi? inches irl circumf ren -- -. ,. NICKY _-__ lelbcw. draped irome the: slinging: hagiggn gig ugsystfiialzligiklgt ANSWER: If the boy has no proof oi what he says. g2’. u ‘nlvyei 13bit} agt down 1on1 your Illinois, ahghcausglt ml at the wrist with a . “The young’ 5001-; “m menn._._.,to..write him a letter telling him that you are going to sue him for ggbsvfifi: Digélgcnvéxmcewlig‘ lorw; p “p "We ei band. whue she scared up mm his Eyes slander. That will stop him in his tracks.

n '4 - - . ‘ ,. j . that were like the glint on steel. Wgkivyioulnglililid slillolcillli exlleltosi “Ham ls "AT MAN 7 "rile young foollnAnd the pearls?"i'__'_'_—_ jolly care after that col 1' What man? Why the chap who “Kit his them" 'car moved off. using a brush cl- - ‘t mcp. At ‘ cleans the furnace . . . Hes going 6°96! Ellenne slfrugged hhlsiloke. "Etienne, ireqilent lntcrv-ls it may 1:2 svlpiu to be very busy come this [all so sh°luders' He relflxed- I was herCWJBTTY- with a dump cloth wrung out cf better track him down now and to take them from Jerry. He left aqmgm warm water. Printed linoleum can get your furnace cleaned and m. thousand clues for the- police-a; as ilrotectlce<i'b_y' u special llnolcum conditioned in early summer. telephone call that could be trac-z ffilTllSh Zpplleg’ two IOHfOlUTnQBllXGsg" S“EATER [flags-E ed—egarythirlg.nflenllost IdflSthQEdl a year, open ing on le n illH " ' " ‘.._" enngs 5 iflng 0 u, II 1f wear. llN LOVELY COLORS lcruel line. clergy, Ginnie saw.-ha-l§1gp%r1gm§t£f glguwwgjefipslfglrst- , _ . U . descended . NEW YOR»K—"sweater" dresses lflgrlilliililléltl]; fggeltihgstle llffttllrerathllllsilf iE§§§fi1§§§;-- But I watched ‘mm imply the feeling of necessary band. Etienne made no comment. Ex- zlgizifllnfiélr-ltliayrgolmdicgbgrcg of knlt- CHAPTER XXVI pertiy. he skidded the car round Ginnle sat dow-n on the edge of

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h, t - . ry silent. He QQdeS “f, PM“ m“- °' “m”; a table. beside a row of beotsvehd left bci- to her thoughts. But there ' g“ “mbmed "m1 black "ep- some blocking She looked up intol m. 1 - gfklnsz These “Ad-Y be elm" m" °T that intent and merciless face “l+|llfi§,k“‘.’...i§g,,.°;1,,l§§f,§ 53$, £3? .wo- lece mo s, ' . ' -“- - — . i nmmlgmm foredresssfge ocifzifilg was I who hgd the pearl-sun hen Kmnot Kit. not Wanderslay-and even w. found them. she said. And nowjmlenne, she gem seemed slightly

away changed; only that she was too

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line. I , coir dresses. suits with di ca“ I B“ “ 1°”? .

or rigged peplums, “mics mpmg you 81W m6 a 11ft?’ And I 5011f change lay. "I don't want to sec yonback models’ so“ drapa and want" to take the car Kit gave Aunt, Lou or Uncle Dick;-

jali occasional bustle bow. plus the ma" "You will not see them."

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For these last days, the house on the hill is deserted. At night. no light except when the afterglow from the dying sun sets its wes- ern windows softly aglow. No smoke from the chimney in tile morning. No familiar figure about the yard nor hurrying on the path down the hill to the mill below. Our neighbor on the hill, compan- ion to James on many a damp and winter's night is another of the confirmed bachelor species. Pa: himself is a member of this bro- therhooldwbuthPiits Agrcai; heart‘ is not ent re y w o e. . scar rema ns h ' there. Pat had his sorrow. His You‘ ‘bind-by. Oi course. is t e sweetheart, who has indeed been {'W°'P1°°° d'°“~ Here“ ‘m’ 5° w“ ‘lhis "luv av a lafe-time" lies in a Y , country grave-yard these many ‘ ' years. We have, now that I think c! it, several of the single fra- ternity in Braeside "heart-whole and fancy free" and I may say all likeable and eligible-oh, ve ! I suppose in wartime Cupid ha his hands full elsewhere. It has been said and written, that ‘happily; gjéféi; 31%;??? “gi g1.‘ ofiff, f}, to state size you wiali. I - a esse s a e n raes e are, Add", Pltum Depmmen; Th, certainly not living up in that re-' a n_

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