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. i. " 1 . .. ’ . ,. ,.. i McLean Gives ramadan-tannés: ""'“ ilHiiilili"Hum"Il“.I:Mh“Wl.i|il!“[iliiiiliihiiiiiin No cool: eppeared—nons came for il: y 3:9“. but Dora mu vperiectiy v. I I l 1 Experience «93% baven't and a msid for- n‘en"

ankie lnformed ber. "And un

the lest ones were sumpin' awiui.

lot of Iooking alter." »

“He neven sot rit, if he needed it,” Gloria laugbed when she got home and tbts renier-k was repeated to ber. “Nurse fell in' love with a saiior, and found tbe chep reluctant to marrr—so she kept Frankie. herself, myaeit and everyonle elsei in such a state of nerves and ex-l

' n I .. Il ‘ H .J ( a THE LETTFR Mm “I dol“ ùnow whm your une“! Hum"“in”,“fliiiiiliLlHIlliijîinli‘iiiim‘; _ Dcäliarels Melltlme Coupe! Too We only han m,er and une w" .0 chanter 4o “'m '3’” Y°“"’° 11W“ "h" 5°" N" ..J Ïqi H "i v LÎcwkygogo'tnds a”. v": h bu" "m" cm °‘ m“ ‘h" “mm” of woman thet furniture buyer la!” ÿ on 9' il “I y “ch ' l “w do any work. Muxnmy soya .i take e

Medlcine u Tanllc.

"i don't believe those stories", Der: 'd‘efended. She wanted to re- aen _, urniture aboyer". too but didn‘t know bow. ' '

In due time the latter, came in i Gloria's large sorawly band.

' "Th‘ia is beiugt written while i‘ ait on une edze of my child'a'vbed and fi'll ‘bls mouth full ot therm'emeters "Étude 8mm her “D. “Silo asked he. and tie bis poor neck up in smeiiy . VQW W811. You're of agei'i Annt tiennes." n begau. "-Frunkie' lies unsraclously to stay to dinnor— added o cbill to Iris otber aliments. 9°": had t0 accent so lier l’ather

“My troubles are ail zone and Tanlac helped me in every way." said James MoLean, i239 Cltx Rond, St. John, N. B.

‘Stomach trouble made my iife miserabe i’or tbree yeara. I seldom ate anything except at. noon. for

mac m

0U want genùin'é

i ' r un mer but the do'ctbr. “W 00m9 in for lier. G'lad d 322*112 al" flint m a ’Bw , dm æwwn came a!” .tho la“ “âge .."..... t‘he fond soured on myi atomacb oitement tbat we were ready to Mentir“, ,1.“ la” ithoumùd dol; :1313“: tbem togeth'ervfor a long » înd [fausä‘d €83 gilet m‘a glasp coilapse when sbe digi go off and cheap iar. order to d ôver‘ . l in or. - 7 ’ ' ' 01‘ '95 n ’ 80 118|! cen îeen marry him. Tbaveloped soma. . o ,8 room on“!!! 00mg as a servant 81m, and while et «work i such severe wbere—"

der to hold bis «banda—d place of ‘ bad luck wbicb' muses me, .for lt

wou‘ld sa pleaap: out Norrls City

friands. '; ‘

"Maryland," ennounced Frankle

Gladys said :acnliins’ly. of the

'Morton said nothing. He aiways i looked a littie burt when Gladys 'H‘ ’hnwÿflh—w A was nast'y. But she was bavlng a baby—ho eodld not resent any-

I ' pains wouid corne in my aide i

a could hardly stay on the job.

"I beard se much good about i Tanlac il tried it and now meai- time cornes too rslowly. my appetite

wbo kbew ail the detai-ls affair.

“You young wretch!" Gloria aald with an affoctionate laugh. pickin'g

the shape and name, but lack the quality and flavor

. ‘iDarllng child you must come for

we both .need. you, Bains me mo- thing sbe sald or did et the tlme. 0'19 ha"! a lriend but lier. Tnep. ‘ls so keen. 'i set plenty of reatfui him up in ber arma. “Wil-i you be a ther of an oinns. chlld and buei- "Dora made readw t0 louve. waa no Gloria. 8‘99" and "W min! are 31‘80"9- 500d b0? and have W" W1! “d Of real Maple Buds ne" worman sbarp enough to aux» 11109).“ Silo htood quaking with - .terror, Tanlac is Isold by all good drug- go t0 bed now? Mummy bas peopio _ ° \ port, mal, chua, ne two Mcupanong A MEETING Gloria mlght lie loto! l. gists. to tes." . ' Lha't do not m'ix, ir one does justice A man's volce saki. . W“ P901716 MW”! 08m9 t0 lea, When Maple “Yoo onn't be anyone elso but Pandore. discovered, except when

t0 either. I’m hait dead myself too Chlpler 41 ——and not a compstent bousekeep— or in ail thls town. Darling. l'd love to bave youl come ‘just to keep an eye on Frankie tbe rest or thi: Wintor—l’i‘l bave. a housekeeper lns‘talled when you arrive ao tne

Gloria was out.

"il haven't euougb money t0 en- tertain." Gloria aald once. “But tea costs notbing. It's oniy necessary to set enough interesting people to sit about and talk."

’I‘he girl refused to appear that

on the steampipes. We were mak ‘ing so mucb noise."

Gloria suggested Frankie try tu sieep—a suggestion that brougbt prompt tears.

'ii want the party t0 go on," sobbed.

Buds look for the name “COWAN.” It is stamped .

on each piece.

Miss Nicholson. Gloria said l'd bc sure t: kn0'v yuu! ‘She cun't conie. l beg your pardon, 1 didn't moan to frlghten you. You sec. it's lhls wa),__..

fit was the one declsion Dora had ever made against thon open oppos— ition of .her aunt, and tho silem‘ depression of lier father wblch act- ed as strongiy as ail the other in-

bu

A BIG PARTY

ooly work will be the oblld. "nènm t0 keen lier tied down. _ ami tuolr ‘50 in bere in a postal m'ÊËIïnlmdetready to go—the “mak- Chepter 42 logi’räaäâÿi‘egflär obnc: cm“, îâgïîgîn'fysäîan gou‘ldzàplsmcâh: ‘

order that wi‘ll pay your fare. (g e malus il) pack lier very icw Dora turnod to i’ind the owner of “m lewe Mm t0 mu P'anu she 8m 6d bfck mg thepflat ’ a“, '. ' ÿ > ‘ Directions abolit trains followed. p s 35 m“ m” 9 shabby trunk "1‘13 V0108. A "a" yo‘mg man‘ mm“ said "kéep h'i‘m quiet tomorrow. l Fraynkle bis bath and supper gand ‘jl J Àe M

and .put a nig‘htdres and wa i ' ' une“ S iSt into handsome. with a fresh skin and must b0 m me omce. I-m gain“ Dm Mm m bed_ lshe 113d a, glimpse

ISbe was to taire an early morn- enuy 'as much ulurmed ms 81m “dg. ing train to Albany, change to an express and arrive in .New York early in the evenlng. Gloria bail written it ont so ahe had no trou-

onca. I'm euro tbe farm con d'ilt pense with you, and I'm certain you can persuade your aunt to part with you for awblle. Don't b'e eiarmod about wlmt il say as to iooking aftor 'Frankie. He won't oneed much oi' tbat. l oniy wanL

into the kitcben for more tea and —.—__ hot water. S'be saw exquisite dress- es. heard new voices and laughter and chsorful‘ly wenton worlniug In ths kitchen. .

iShe was bappy to bo near thls gaiety without being in it. But

"Wh-e me “le time‘the arriy.) a hum? "me maCk bill; mat llfld blanvk blue cycs, wns standing ' ’ and l,“ men You. On“, coma M lbâen hcr mother’s, and old fasn‘. vhero iooking clown ut her—ztppnr- ŸaCkbnolzv t0 seeïwmtherhfioæîï o! man and women 'smmg about ' ned "mm ms r0 en evorytiing in t o l. and laugbing. Bobby kept coming

(thon gettlng supper.” .

Left nione with .him, Dora or Pan as she lnstantly bccaime—be gan talking quietly about une farm and tihe children. Francis had met in ‘Norris City one hand over his liot forehead, one holding his two

"You see, it's [ibis wayæ"be be- gnn agoln. Tlien he broke off tu laugh “1 i’eel llke un awful fool. Do i‘orgive me, (Miss Nicholson. {I’m l sure someone'is ‘golng to pounce on e' me for nbductlng a child." He look- Her fumer "w he" (lu—“le TeSL ed aronnd. 'hunting the Traveler‘s

H and tha dealer bock his substitutes

1h

someone bore to keep an eye au Ï." i '

, l . i ' il i . h . uwmm °‘ uiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii li will be a regt for. you and we'u her that parting courtesy. Gladw oi’ ihis (lii’i‘icnnlty. huit airaid w“ quiet" and m mm an’hour ' Il s q “imam-41"" visit the entira wmen" 5d deddedn 51'109 .Bhe W35 ‘4 if she did net come that lie couldn't pan undrewed Mm and put mm u; Brifileh Weekiy y

marrisd woman, that she should

e iain. go in for Bridge and Flve Hundred w

Put like tbis, the whole thing Tlien hc Iookcd at Dora

bod in hi.s own room, roady to uru‘p ONE NEw FACE

again

sounded most a’lluring. Besides there was a postal order for more money than Dore bad possess’ed for some time. There was no excuse— and sbe wanted t0 go.

“It‘s my one chance!" sho tolti lier fa‘tber. “l'vo wanted so m got

and afternoon parties, r’athcr t'han the guessing games and tbo more (:‘hildlsh amusements of forme." days. A card party was to happeu that aiternoon and Gludys was busy spsnding tho mornlng mnking refreshmonts foc lt. Gladys had no

ofi' tn sicep. Sho hadn't even takeu

and began to laugh. “ils Gloria ilzi'!" Dora askod. “No—silo couidn't loave F-rankie who le gottlug n tempcrzlture ugnin. l've bocn thch ail nitornon amne— liig rhim liocniino slio lind to gn t0 hor office. llcrewshc sont tliis

off lier bat.

Gloria came bnck with apologies then. showed lier her own room— tlny as a bond box, and said they would have to cat serai) dlnncr lu tlie kitti'lmn.

Chepter 44 “My dear." said Gloria when the last guest bad gono. “you’li do me the greatest or favors if you‘li let me have some dresses made for you. I'm simply acbing to put you

aw‘fi’r—nerhaps w-hen she doesn't “l‘un glnd yon've come, lPan.‘

need me -I can find a position 'in the mald “0"” 'Cm" 1“ “Ct “’33 note." n H . . , k ,1 us 1m cut u Mm into Droper clothes." i Î city. But what will ryou do?" “une out °t "ha way and m0“ lie thrust at lier nn envolope un- cflêën‘lqäforîa needs 1°”le af. Pandom confientcd aller con' = Jlm's face suddenly relaxed Loto flçsopmsu’cawd m us °"“°°k "9°" senlml. lnsiilc on n single shoot oi ml. mm“: man Franc“: When hg scientious objections. Gloria et dor that made ber bosteas laugb better than to (j'get hold" of un-|Lure5quev‘ she 531d as une wmked 9' pnpcr wus scritwieii in pencil. once besnn maki-DE plans. She again. Oîher one who oinOuSly neèlïs hül‘ “l'll send my dress maker around

loft, Gloria sat on the bed while

a heaveny aml'le. .. en] heu ü me day nm” for Num- iMfiuae W35 l0 “mail “il “[t'g il" right, dnrling. llobbï h broug‘bt out someoi herowqthings “l'm not. though lt’s sweet of helplng—lt dues not matter whoth- v I South America," ho crled.. eafly and 5° me" and help' Und“ will hring you hem." r “Païïl‘llgâlckrfli “Mm m nhls new wblch she declared nnspeakahly you to think so. I've homely iea- od it's an affuir ot’ tbe heart of a Ëärîlflîhï‘îgiääasäs335;“? 8:: iHe looked Buddenly "k8 a mm. Peler W38 Ollt M me faim il!“t 01' Dora lookod 1L1) ngnin ut the wmm ‘umd contused' excnea. oid, but which were tbe last word tures but a atrikivng color com- matte-r of tho right sort or husbnnd semer" ’ roea‘lsed irom prison. Dora. who me umefl‘w n w“ 1°“ t0 “m t0 sirunger. lie 11ml a somewhat hmmbfiy gmlèml chat Gloria had in magnificence t0 tiie country binatlon if it‘s brougbt out. That’slor thc right sort oi bat, the femin— «pnfhopeless w menu pandor. was essentiaiiy sweet' and (10111054 59° "0’ t0 me ammon- i’lat face and wns too periectly 59m go” har, humbly glad she 8'" why l woar loud colors—besides ino zou] i)l'(',ilml‘,S ÿqually kêü’l. mnecmd 51.3th on me 6m}, emm— tlo. could understand this great And ‘nm w" me 1M“ mmg s“cidressed. l'ils imaiutiiully municurcd coula b’c 0‘: “se l0 han | “Yon ean‘t wear my sort __of which my vulgar soul adore-4 Gloria cnncoiicd .‘lll invitation tu chair in ‘Lho room and wishing soi, chaung “Must doulegflcity’ with. 53W 01"11“ town “5 "le "nm Dune“ nuils malle hor nshumcdoi iher own things Gloria laughed. “l haveithom!" (lino. non-hui hcrrwli un the lied muid be or usv: "l’m s0 awkward ont in me 19m3; .gharlng n“ Jim ou“ or "un" me la“ “ne' ‘ thnt wcre split and rang-h and NEW DAYS to Dilt on bizarre dresses, Di—llel'WlSIl 3110 Mil-19W Un gflÎIY. strewing while Pandora concntnil a suppor and home1y_n n mm bgen on me far!" (m— noany u 'A ‘lme't' V3190 b'Ëhmd 1"“ M‘d' stuinod. Chaptar 43 i'd be too nondescript." tho fluor and Lhc lied oi lier room oi' odds and onde “and hi'nun lvll‘l'l' Gloria becfime impatient: two yem—s now. Ana, 1m, long mm. “0‘10 Dom- 3"“ 3‘“? “1mm “'th ‘ ilut alu,- wusn‘i. ut jlil ufmid to\ W “0h. but you're beautlful!" tho with the oiidest assortment oi ne}; in: ni icnthrrs. and iluwors :mii “Don-L be a gooscu She 33m . dering in Europe iho was content to n’ 8m" “t “le Sound' 'I-t w" 4‘ go with him. Sliu imnrlvtl hiin tlhel In 3Dne 0' h” “Tamil” Pandi’ld girl cried with en innocent can- legoes. cioaks. hats and gowns. cuttinz up molerinl. l__.___________'____‘___ stay mm), ne“ ne, 1-0,. 80m0 mm“ V0100 “ml W33 80mg "1mm!" nm" check l'or imr trunk ililil gave “01".qu awake GMIY ne“ mommg' i There‘s nothing a womun iikcs “YOill' type ls tho quaint and pic (f .mtinuwl on Page ’i‘hlrteen)

self up lu louking lli'iiilllil the slnt—ËHBF tlnY r00m was so attractive ion while 'he wont nwuy t0 collectishe lüy looking ai; it for some time. ilel‘ tliings and mon ihcin to a cab. takîng in with pleasure each tiny

Whon ho ciimu hui-,1: she was deîfi". ' standing with lier l'une ruiised look- “Gloria hfld used her- d000r8_tlve lng ut the bluo coiling with'its paint- abillty t0 make ber chenil “me ed stars and inarvelling thut aonu; fiat. into a perfect gem of a home.

mind and ther heart aimost woking heur. Morton stood by the

Dora had no doairo ‘to rough ne cvmy

“8 hG had. thoush the happiest “magnat ‘her me hld been me “w fact qulte casually sat down. Ho

. mon 8 me (“d go En”an wnh handed ber a large wbite packztge. ]ikneld tjhroîgh "111° warm lsomh' she * “Cbocolatea——" lie explained awk— t.w en s e was stutred, what wardm “sendom You kmw' Sorry

seat—‘in

she lacked was i.nitltive. nl‘f ber _, , A -.. {amers g 1m u,- ed iher "val-d yo“ r9 501'34' mon" 1m 3m“ ' of thom showod electric liglits. Th“ Sue“ mon“ “7° 5mn" for a il i: fo , u , l ,7. me; maman; ummny hem heri 0h n‘ank y°“' mean “e y°“' “Ilcnutiful place. isn't it—no onu bedv had a CWGh 1‘18“38‘1' “’m‘ a back . w“ "5 intelligent a“ anawcr asnvho lives licro over looks at it soläuky NE 01' l’an/mg tonus 0‘ blue Dora could make. thrown ovor it' in thc daytime.

you'd botter attire yonr fill now," nnd thon ‘chnn tu laugh :igain.

lin the taxi ho snul. “‘l should illlvc iniroducod mysoli‘ in u loss sketchy miumcr thun Gloria did. My whole namo ls Robert Dnrcy."

“Mine is Pandora Nicliolson." Dora managed. But sûre couldn‘t t'liiink of anything more to swy, se she turned lier face nnd.looked out the taxi window at the bouses and peopie and streets, amnzed ai. the s‘ize of everythlng and tho noise cf the clty. hoping Mr. Darcy wonldn't think ben rude.

They stoppcd nt iast at an Old i’ashioneil apartmunt bouse. Tliey lmd to ciiml) three flights, thc ta).

“Woud'ln't you rather go wth me. now we‘ve decided to break ont chaina?” ho asked—«kn‘owing her nnswer.

"No! 'l'he one thina l.n tbe world (i'd rahber do than anything else. la t0 stay with (Mrs. Gates for awhile. .i don't care if it isnbeing a nurse. though sbe says it isn‘t, chu would be sovwon'dertul to llive with!" ,

And .the excitement mode ber checks a bit pin-k 4 and ber eyes briglrt. V

Flve minutes of’bappiness had a curious ofect on ber. Her hollow checks scemed' to illl out. lier

The ons window was vei-led with yoliow net. and had long curtalns oi’ French blue ilnen linod with orange—the gnudy linlng just show- ing now and then. Tbe dressing tabe was a kitchen table with orange enamelled‘ top and glass over it and a ru'ti’le of blue silk tbat fell to the fleur—orange and blue sllk roses edged the top. Glor ia, not able to aflord a nice dress- er set, took woodenÿbacked brushes and boxes and painted them orange with colored fiowers.

"I‘here wus room for a tiny table holding a lamp. and one armobair dons inrb‘lue and;orange cretonno. Pan‘s trunk went undor tbe bed.

".i‘m going down. just to ilie nexz station, got business thero." Mor- ton fcit hla prestance neodod planation. "Nice wo can both bc ou tho same train—i mean, it glvc: me a chance to sny goodbye." iDom was not stupid. lu spite oi ber .inhibltlona. ber feeiing of in- ferioriïy to everyone, ber grelt constra tt with Morton--— She knew from 'hls volco and his mener tnat ho bai no business in thc next town. and was dolng thls t0 say‘ goodbyi to ber. lt was bis one W1 ' nf ahowlng hcr hc wns «sorry [or cveryth ng t‘imt had passeii.

Tibe xoxt town was a village or

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New hand controlled emergency brake lever.

whole nervous face relaxed and 3&0 minutes down me "ne ne ' mon l‘llllllllL‘d as :he carried tho :llllr: Longs: ËÏÂËËÜÀÂÀË. 100k!“ "lama! t° km’w “hem” 5h“ knew trunkî; Thon a door was openeu “And you llmlt Vol" supply 01 u ' . ' . hOW "Û 0‘11"15“ “I'- Al'ban'yv 5h“ nni a ous voico callcd. ' clotbing to tlle size of your closes. o o n . . on. you wont wont to go!‘ shnwed Mm me mm, o, (mm. juplmdmr!" (mm m m1 But me cm“, M, Slidmg gear transmission With three epeeds

Aun" "mm" objected “"0” Dora ion. lie explained in grenter do- And pandnm fmmd herse" being things had more than onougb forward and reverse.

got 'up hor courage to drive in lown lai a: l thon lhore wns a s uldnn . ‘ i l t ' ' ' ‘ ‘ bran-d and thäzlil. hy (,lorin. room. even in this smai c ose. ‘ cash the postal ordor and call npon .uerca bot“. .en m...“ an m. 0m . i, . . t .

.. v * - ' 'i‘hoy wont int n muni thut sooin- landord goi- ui) and 1’888“ 0 0 , ne: aum' Ben" BIEF—H you r9 “’05” ove" "‘13 “ne 1’03"0- au" cd full ni illogplcgt'hnugh tlu‘re dress. She was sure she bad ovor- New and very Strong rear aXIe Wlth spiral lonely and Jim wont to go ol'f changod al. thls point. ho was on “mm mm, two mon. pmnkm on un: “en” Bhe supped 0m w me k", bave] gears. . ÿ ÎÏÆROÏËÊÏSËË‘LÏIWJN‘ "La il!” hm'eym‘mn W'M‘ Ghdy" couch, Gloria, Darcy nml horself. cth to iind it was 8 o‘clock—tan T,

E a m“ n H8 BhOOk hand‘â HODflÏch. 86"!”09' A lire “'ns burning in a tiuy i'irc- linheard o! hour for the coun ry. ' ' x13; in); 1îalwluirdmsuw et: tilt 3m ly touching herr riogers. soie watlcb- “magmom mok u", gimbby But the fiat was silent. aven New beanngs m front Wheels- ‘ ., V8 °“ n ‘° 0d Mm imm “w W‘nd'-W"—t“"1 “K apnrtmont housc bocauso of Uhat Franknie was asleen. - . 4: Sprins- outof the village and heading down m mature. me gin ses“ hunting around- New and lengthened sprmgs and cushlons.

for supplies. llghted the gus stove and began niaklng hot biscuits l‘o. breakfast. Sbe started coffes too. and found. ogge for en omelet. lt was a mystery where one nto. [or tbe dlning room had beon made -in- to a bcdroom and .playroom for tho

iAunt Mande was soins asainsl .the rond towmio 'Norr'.s Clity again. har daughter‘a orders when she But Bile understood tbo nwkward sald that. îBut sbe had decided attention. Morton knew lie had hurt that Gladys - was ali wrong—vbe- il“ and ras porry—and genzi'ons- P aides a baby was expectod, Gladys ly giavi she wns goinz to hoppior was temperamental and Morton surronndinga. .lt made ber i’eel siul