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By HOLLOWAY HORN

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ou at eight-thirty. Y ‘ll $85. I should lay. gut; 1 $0 chancel. When lhi-s business you care to we

them

"Oh no," said Doilimore. "it was London, with

bl ' tod h m tutti 132$, weuimdealing an

"That struck mo, laid. "Didn't you mentlon to that solicitor, by ihe way. that you lhlght go to Paris?”

"I did; it was bluff at the tim ."

"He may not have taken it as blufi," the Chief ‘said quickly. “Any-

"ay, good luck! I may, have news

r you when ou get ack.‘

"I hope , . Good-night."

"Have e whkky?" llimore $- gcstcd to She constable, as he turn- ed from the telephone.

“No sir! raid the constable firm-

'. "I'm on duty."

"So am I." smiled Dollimore as he poured out two drinks.

“Always remember your instruc- tions and actin accord with them ls far as possible. Cheerio!"

'I"'ne constable grinned, and fin- ished his drink as deftly as Dolli- lnore had done his.

“They're not likely to return?" he lsked as file thought occurred to hi

m.

"I don't think so. The old trick probably deceived them. If a person shoots at you—fall. They thin that got me."

"Then I'll go. But its obvious that they know where you live," he add-

ed dcubtfully.

"Don’t worry. A olice car will tnkc me to Victoria n style, pres- ently "

“I'd rather be on traffic duty, per- serially. You do know where you are."

“And to think that I never even noticed what make the car wasl"

car for be safe in shouldn't g ceilnito ‘phony: 1116.1!

among other var- too" the chief

CHAPTII IX INQUIRIES IN PABII

The Rue Blanche is a long, and in many respects a typically Pm- street. It runs from La ‘rrinito to the Boulevard de Clinohy and even 1n the early m it was-to an Englishman-extremely interesting.

P911895 Inspector Dollimore found it the least bit too interest-

, for he reached the end of the long street without discovering the object of his search-the Cafe des Roaiers. Facing him, on the Boule- vard, was the very modem Mculm Rouse. garish in tnc daylight. The $181M. of it and the memories it m- 11111911. jerked him back to reality and he set out to retrace his steps.

He found the Cafe des Rasiers at 19118111. hidden away-in spite of is fwzrant name-in a rather unsav- oury alle . Indeed, he also discov- ered the the name was the only lrflsrant thing about it, for it was a buvette of the coreat kind. The proprietor, arrayed) in trousers and shirt. both of which were badly in need of washing, was unshaven; his eyes were curiously romineni; and blood-shot and the pression he made on Dollimore was not a pleas- ant one.

"Monsieur?" he said in a tterai

_Dorothy Dix

's Letter Box

____.____‘

Dear Miss Dix- young girl of

with us. He thinks

cousins.

chances. No body knows Just how

but prim-p.

tone when Dollimore approac ed the zinc bar.

“Cafe," said Doilimore.

He Wu aware that several OI the men in the bai- were glancing fur- tlvew at him; there was something 111 1-119 111111°5Dhere of the place which made it quite clear that it wasn t‘ an ordinary buvette and the men sitting or standing about were, it was equally clear to Dollimcre, 11°14 Ofdlflufy. decent working men. “Mfircl? he said as the coffee was Pushed at him-there is no other ‘phrase for the vii-handed gesture. It was obvious that he was a sus- pect, and not wanted there. 'I‘he conversation, which had been anl. mated when he entered, died down to an uneasy silence,

"Im looking for an old friend of I

love.

make unpleasant communications to

husband wishes

i , who is married but not living

that to give her board

to pay her more salary. We have been very n 0.

wer:

I certainly do. lacking in what our Negro friends cell "pro-busi- ness" who lets any woman younger and prettier than she is become an inmate of her house. And this goes even for parlor maids ano

Don’t Tempt Fate by Permitting Younger Women to Become Members of Your Household for Any Great Length of Time — If You do, You May Lose

' a Husband

f“ "i" h" "slrrerrn- i. . would be cheaper than

Do you think there would be any danger arrangement?

ALICE

I think that any woman l5

sisters and

A husband may be blind in one eye and not see well with the other. everything that is pretty and young and gay. course, he may be absolutely trustworthy and hal- ter broken and will stand without being hitched. But, on the contrary, he may not, and there isn't any sense ‘

He may be grumpy and hag:

in mkm! old and fat and settled a wife has

become until me ls brought lulu daily. cruel contrast with blooming ma liasom flapperdom. Ana in the nature of things, a wife can't always he dressed up and looking her best. while the voung girl has nothing to do

Also, there are times when even the mast easy-going wife has to

husband and tell him of his faults,

and it doesn't help matters along any or promote conjugal felicity when there 1s some ravishing young creature handy to sympathize with him and tell him how he isn't appreciated and is misunderstood.

So. lady. if vou have a good husband keep him good by keeping

temptation out of his way.

It is true that he is associated with this

gi-rl all day at the oflice, but‘ there is smell danger in that becaute in business hours a man's mind is set on making money and not on maklrg

l-le is chasing the nimble dollar and not a skirt.

Besides. he is

harassed and worried and doesn't feel sentimental. But after dinner. when he u fed and comforted and relaxed and

wants to be amused and diverted, it's llliely lo make love to any pretty young creature who is convenient. And

that is why the wise wife doesn't keep any potential lady loves around l "Safety First" is a‘ good

the house.

a different story. Then he is

motto for wives. I I t

Too Much Mother? Don't Marry Again

W.

Hero's your

eon '> Butter {or you.

Baking Powd

3

Britta»).

chance ‘to get FREE with a juyoi Barbour’! Peanut Butter an exciting story boolrlezhebout Robin- , e Cinderella and many othul. //--— Btu-t te-da to collect a full — - lei: (sixteen oi your favorite storied. Mother will be glad to got Barbour‘: Peanut

ll with t1flgi$nBlrbOu:YI.ryA ADIA

_ \ p: .\_ _. -

Hous And

Till THINGS OI‘ HOME.

The things of home today seem newly bloat,

Bo beautiful there simpio 101i“

can A roar: that speaks of quietneu I11 . Atgirden, with a table set for And on an oa-ken chest, flowers in

Olgintzwclirtaine billowlnl mm» the breeze

A row ofbooiie, well read; a knit- t basket

Why is there magic in the sight

of these?

Perhaps \A»..y lift my heart and speak to

me 0f all thellove with which our

Plow.

A fin book und

home is blest, And joys far greater than our eyes can see, Which in such small possession r is expressed. g —Mary Eversley. Q French Indo-China is increas , Q Q3» its shipments of derris root. us ! in making insecticides. to the ‘ United States.

The Delphic oracle said I the wisest of all the Greeks. i8 because that I alone, of all the

,1 u l reeks, know that I know nothing.

| Socrates.

W85

l Thomas Young, English scien- tist, was a prod gy of the rarest type. A an age wh children read Mother rhymes, he was absorbing foreign languages. At the age of 14 he

c0u'd write in i4 languages.

Macaroni and vanilla were intro-

The

ewife Her I

Activities

glass or of lteel and cement, bum

around a centre axis, with wan;

made completely o1 windows, p“

ing-rooms on the top floor gm beneath.

‘ UOSMETICS DOMINATE YOUR PERSONALITY

The truly chic woman 1| cm, because she chooses makeup, a colffure and clothes that really do something for her.

When she enters a room people never say, “What a beautiful dress" or “Look at that hair" or “I won- der what shade of lipstick she's wearing." Instead, they say, “What a stunning woman."

And therein lies the secret of her success. Her coiffure inakeu and clothes dramatize but never 0min. ate her.

There ought to be a sound rea- son for whatever you do with your hair. And the fact that a movie star wsars hers that lull’- ticular way is not a sound reason.

If you wear your hair up on top nf your head it ought to be because it is much more becoming up than dovm. not because you have heard that “the " have put their hair up, If your ace is short and round, that's reason enough for Weurlnga few curls on. top near your fore- head. If it's long, that's your res- son for keeping hair flat on top and doing something to build it out at sides.

Always, the smart woman's rea- son for wearing rouge nad lipstick is to enhance and intensify her na- tural coloring. Therefore, she puts rouge on hen cheeks where natural red spots show after she has been

THAT

duced to the United States by ghotmas Jefferson, en .

third Prcsi- ‘

Blueberries and huckleberries“be-

exercising violently-not on her ears or the hollow in her throat or far down on cheeks towards the Jawibone.

Perhaps unconsciously but very

191m. Monsieur." he :aid in French. A“ man called Lewin."

Why come here? There is none of that name here."

ldefinitely she picks clothes that lprovide a lovely setting for her- lself. Just as the wrong setting can spoil the most precious Jewel. so

,1 - _ Dollimore said regretfully.

. ‘ “By the way, sir—d0 I report this g ' little affair?"

5 "Better not, I think. I'll be res-

Dear Dorothy Dix-A few yeers ago I married a dear little girl. We were very happy until she and my mother had e quarrel and I ook my mothers part. Ths caused a reparation between us. I still love my wife and I think she loves me, and I would like to have my home back,

long to different plant families, yet, in many parts of the United States, an order for blueberry pie | _ is apt to bring huckleberry. or vice ‘

wrh; GARDEN VEGETABLES TO PLANT TrilS FALL

‘ . . .. , but fl e~e is th i1 the d lik i: ,\ t 1d th wrong clothes ruin a . onsible. The chief will not want it I know that. But I fancied you you azivllse mlzngo ggllggnxgyfllill: s‘: 233k” t‘; 133k: {iléirglgppzllinggilng vegetables which "my be planted verse. zggnmnfslyanpeamnu’ no marm- A MAN.

f et into the press. If you oo re- might be able to help me. He once ; s poi it, make that, quflg elem" ave this address in order that let- ,‘ “If you'd rather I

_ g that I still love my wife? didn't," the con- 161's might be sent to him here."

' Answer:

how attractive her faoe and figure.

this f i h 1 all nt e war garden plot are AM rmht chm“ do "M ma”

few amnpamd with me many fl°w_ y A one-inch rainfall on an acre

of ground would amount to 3.630

l, I flab} 581d dgubtflflly, “Many do that, Monsieur, as you ‘ers and flowering bulbs which can cub“, feet, o; Wam- md, since sarily mean expensive ones. Taste, ~ “ "Oleficially. I have already report- 5419-’ ‘marllyihnagt §ic¥i°§o%“ff,‘§,,“f,§,¥,‘;‘§ f,9}f,l,‘f,n‘?akfl,a“l'uw‘f,fi‘,fil“$flff'y v13 ‘be P115 111» each cubic foot of pure water a! always 15 a wmderful suhmmt’ 1' w n to the chief", Dommon m8- The proprietor indicated a linen all the plans that. malice could invent for bringlngygertgin misc? 0'1. a1 T l perenmal vegetables’ mclud‘ l weighs approximately 62.4 pounds, 1°1 1111111"-

1 ,1 llegféegét v0“ s“ Good night bane board‘ crmwrmsed with lack woman, you couldn't hit upcn one that would be more ilbiflllltély kvgertain m3 asparagus and rhubarb‘ may be the ammml’ ‘l’ m“ Wat" wwm

m; gmarl; girl refu=es to wear glasses once she has been told she needs them. She may not like glasses. but she likes a great deal

tape in which several letters were f Dollimcre was already late for h"; fixed. “Why 1'10 y°11 W811i» Mvrlslelll‘ "gvenmg meal which had been ready Lewin? I see no reason why I should

l. ._ for some time. His packing was a hand out information about my . _ after of minutes, and he was ready clients to strangers- I get noting

‘Xplanted now. A crop too seldom grown bv amateurs is winter or iperennial onions grown from sets which if planted now will givegreen

to make her wretched and ruin her life. Just the fact of being married to a man doesn't make a woman happy. And the more she loves him the more heartbroken she will be if he doesn't care for her. Every domain of Jealousy will torment her and her very soul will be torn with suspic- ons. .

be about 1l3 tons. I

Total eclipses of the sun occur somewhere on the earth about

1 f t}, t b1 - f m f m ; m less the line: cnused bweyestlraln. or the car before it arrived. I-Ie 01111 01' l9 811d my 01191115 11y l’ ii gllilgrfid 8;" b: dlfldgd xroresllrlng ljexggthm of meld’?! iisavetrilgfi Glasses or no. shr- dcesnt read lh was 1n the mom-g when 113cm)“ 0g their letters to come here. ey are d , 1m a 1 M . h mum, p00!‘ light m- sit in tll" F1111 111 1111-1 k1 1 I kso , entitled t0 _ discretion" And ont agnie that you can deocive her into thinking you love P1111 111- . 1 1'99 111 “man goggles In other word; _ ‘m’ m1 5 1' "m “of cause I undergtand that ‘her, or that you can keep up apretense of affection you don't feel. There “wo of the early spring vege- i—- f,“ "m", Q fie], m“. AW; the j , Monsieur, I M“ be frank with you: vaé the wgrld so ‘stupid that she can be taken in by make- f-bles can be conveniently planted t, Disappearing ‘gwoaygarsé gganJge bampermgelpaysr bu: - dwldends. __ ._ ‘ m It is greatly lid $113] g9gg§11111t11'5h“1' warmth of a kisfghewwgrsvilulllnkilrlggraigethzgt tillinlarrxlycfaurlleesgradgeflwegmtg; lgndmsepiliillihwaellginlgmurlgfifullfitgfsl E 5w AND Mppqvig 51mm g/fellrone Mow/bray? Etnxggland has —" - .1 van at o ou w ere ' . - i ‘m N I , '" ' ' ' = l» i g, $a”é’n“f$2’o§;°l@l"§‘i%£€éi‘l.‘§’£‘&§$§n“°’" M“ m“ *5 e“ ere“ m’ were rignmfigzgzgtgg tgaenrofi1 o» ,§»;;»,;»¢;<,y,,~,~,~; lief ctr-WM M 1mm- How To Relieve i f " - i BECOME A v \ ‘i-w- t ———-—i Future homes may be of ell- ' f Y l ' BRANT F01“). ryufi ~ Certainly a man is in a. hard position when hLs wife and mother with a mulch ‘mm frost is out of “OME GARDENER‘ ' » M|sery o our \ Onl. — Mrs. The“ I “m dflubly 5°“? that I quarrel, but he is both wrong and foolish when he takes sides He should the ground m the spring while ‘ l Elo d Simon of 9 gilgyfihfietlllsgguevfllllhg 21113121181111 K2111: simply tell them that he loves them both and then separate them as far },°,‘,‘l--1§““°° “sunny is held over before the ground frzezes. It is not _ ' pring, and comes quickly _ . l ll 11133-3‘ 3'15»?- lJéllf‘ “"°"‘°° “ m" °‘ "'°“°“ iiliyififiwaillfilfigtthfiflipfiit-ic? "°“‘ ‘°""°"“‘°" "“°°"°“ “m” lends“ egg m°",»t§’1‘l;,§"“fml1‘“d5 ‘ilffémfiflilfii,“tiffiilllifffll. ggglbgggsngugnggnghgnmi ‘gs-Kw: i =<>“l'1l\'"l"m1'" "Listen. Mdnsleur- I am a police ‘ ' ' ' ' ' lcttsim fro’; these early 1'“ ‘he 5"°““° "mwgh W’ "m" ‘you a crop before the onion sets i ust about skin and official," 5am Dollimorg qu1eg1y_ W11" 1° 11° 5110111 Nlkilfll 1111-1118115 Regimes ‘l’ and sprout in the first favorable can get mm 5mm“ They are p". l l n, 1 an no very “So? 1 ma gathered the fact; it u, De,“ Mm D,x_; m, 0,, 1 “he around must be prepared "item" °1 §P11“1- fectly hardy. weak thatl was ‘uni if one may be permitted, obvious." a nagging husband Eveiflhulllg gram“? wthdfgurénhln 3111a?" gild gmsfuny for {an sowma n, 1s a 5l1|11~ 1-“ l‘ °°°1 weather cngp’ The asparagus bed may be set l ' miaerable- f- "Mwmver I “Fm 15 Y°11 Pmbabl! and he never speaks to them EXCEKPt toycrittlcigthegin Ogherwif; ehse ha" B°°d 1111118 14° Spade 01‘ 910W $119 “sunny the ma‘ tohbe 53w“ f; this fall. getting roots from deal- l l Pierce’: Favorite 8111116211 151111511 11w 911191“- the most desirable qualities and could make our home supreme} ha whole garden turning under any marke!‘ growers m t e spr b ers. The main requisite l5 deep - g a n,“ an," 5mm,“ W", d“ y, Dollimore went on wth a pleasant, But when my “me boys come m me chokl- be k m 1r w y DD)’: compost or Ifianum which B ob_ must oe grown and harves e- rich sou for asparagus and ample l rip-tilt: Inlumed and I wel but my mun frank smile. to know why God gave them dadd ilk “in tclif e M: and wan; g 1 b; t 1e 13h m I i fore hot weather arrives. and fall mot room rm, each hm, 8M“ me l l; owl hnllh and “ma. lnleplwcllnndlwlod "I congratulate Monsieur," he can be done? l‘ Y e 91- e 1-5 1111A affix‘: W118 11811291159131 11112110 i111 This effillpgrgp; plannng 0mm gives 1g, a start, of m“ 3 he‘ of space each mm M throat l '1 i? '1 M‘ "k;ee.ll:.'l::1"::a --'§-'S»w 11.111131 mid‘ Wm‘ an irony which w“ not ' ration will makerprinz ‘ranting “VH1 weeks‘ Rhubarb roots should be set out | has?“ d bu’; l l ',,>.'.°'p.-"r'>i 15'! KFIIVIWHI Prescription a». u» 1°51‘ °11 1115 115114”- er: p Select 111° 111mm“ heavwleaved ,1 w A = —n plants will be suffl- c es ' ‘m .4“ . c: I e I _ n me way, M. Pichon. of whom - v easier and earlier, and will also im- t to o“ The Ojmume mm .o . 1 with plant of l E.~~'~..‘¢~l-°'1l'~-"Ir“l"-l~1=:ll?‘l:5i’ gl?li'*l,f,,dgggggg=gysggrgfie gags pglszllnlwlzi rseealleélii;lfis.'tliiinll'.f's"lilis“tlthlt €§3"§ai“f..§.‘l°“‘;;?l§§‘ °°£§i£‘§“.-i¥ lllllaflelr; 1w,“ 1mg," ilfflu‘? r5223: ::....i;?"':.:"ir:; vldwdveggllilgbgibediigé, “f; - " "°"' "° " ‘ " ° 3 " "mm"? '11? 1111i P1111 111011811 1 confess I haven't much faith in ' °1 "-1 1"“ Y- l“ “W W“ ° illl r lifetime with little care. epm a ¢ yer On , up lllod . ture o1 calling on you at this hour, ' _ = penetrate deeper, and frost action “k 1 |w as a . l _ ‘ . ’"' '1 Dollimore "casually. lctllrfiflillefuli mtlfieylowgnllcx §§§u§"ll>‘w1$fi'rl§“'a“r'§u1'i1.‘° "1“'§,°§$¢“§e{g; will help mellow the coil. t ggcrrilnhemg $sf§§§“,§“fh,§°§1’,gh§,{ Nlfgaléligfige; ‘alymgxllgggugctlgh n" 60V; wlttlllgswalaomidiacrzljitcnrn brings I- W"? r1011?‘ “fihfim “$5,”? km“ a “55391- ""119 01' 111111816. W110 admitted to nagging. He or she ' spinach should be w“ mu‘ b“ $115M" °l 11111111 Wealhe“ $010,"... in [he stalk are now popu- 4014b Nlld- 11 11¢" 85 11 P4111111“ | ed hgfg-a d2” 5° accfg cgnnec: lnvflrlfl-bly wlls you that they s ak of you: faults 1o,- yom- own “m, - Multiplier, or potato onions a8 ‘M. They Show uhprovemen; in [Qpgfleffate the surface skin; and 1 tion with theysa°§ne Mognsieur Iowin ‘Q23, “WM,” almolutely certain l‘ m‘ m” “re “lwmllte Wl-Wllm 11nd 1111"’ 11111.5" mmmmes cane-d-vgixe-i-a tenderness and flavor over the old- its soothing medicinal vapors are ErPTTNiG- w f HBL who mm “my be an “npormi °1 '1 "1 elerythlue than anybody else on earth. ————-“—i * e, Wpm breathed direct to the irritated an l ~ 1y es: cw um" o‘ 1118113‘ It g ham on o“ 1°,- o w“ "' 7 When seed ‘s sown. oi‘ P1111191 991 passages. l lowe'en Fun "Ho is, in some ways. I should 11¢ home by his consmlt fault-ilnglngus 1&1 rel-am“ ti? e“ ‘g y?’ C S out in the fall in ground which Try it, to loosen phlegm—w j extremely ateful if you could give 1g me mp1 victim of the tragedy became he is dglliibergtgl thrrxzlwi “t o has been newly spaded, a mulch (In: 31f passages-check v. ‘ency meAmy I glmnattéonaalléoutnlzfibvu thehmost precious thing in life, and that is the love and the Jilrlem RN put over the soil sitter-Lit hasnfrozan m mush-and 815° to gglievg she . . . , . usua a - when I was visited by the excellent gelfl: kglilek bgiilisglcfrwiliififgafillllfi‘ “f?” "e1" a?“ ‘mmm’ “m” ‘flax? thfitfilis “prevent vllinter f§§§',‘,°§1,°§‘} Monsieur Pichon, I told him that like that and I could wee ovc th ir f'll new pen y or other men th ws- which might heave the h t . L" r n q §°“"1",“'M MM“ h“ ‘mtksbem l“ 111°" 11111111185- They malEe enliwfsaciirli. fglleffllgigilollilfiixlgertio rfggpghr: "“*’"”” pizms but of the ground v1" ufl- c es mhscm“ ‘ A 9' u! ere a I for several wee .It a - l ~ , ' gs“. however’ that I was mmmkegL ‘S? utgzgtgggl“ “My them would be the devotion and comradeshlp Cranhrry Pear Qonserve cover the seed. aty a§¥§m§t““l§'n§" atlltlhilgugl: 3 g O'- 1 1b “anbem” - 11 they 11111 1111-! by the way they treat them Fo child 1 I l not see him." a father who is hard on it No nu ‘ ' r n" o1’ ' 5 b5‘ pm“ - Domm tam m t m s - c d is going to confide in a father who 5 lbs, sugar Mow W11” 131%. ti» he lame? fifiéfiltirffilzzi ‘Ziilfn 2:: iii‘; ‘sffii“'i.,“évé‘i‘.lv'é°i‘ic“éfré“ill‘il rt: = “Jar”: l1‘ on F ll F h’ ns - ce 3§Y§e“gal3“%1,°amtgl°“ng£rlhrlfére?» he wh° 3° “w”? 1mm 11°111e I11 the earliest possible moment and who sec- '1“ a