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By Lange Lewis CHAPTER. EIGHT

The Birthday Muriierl

Part Two

Victoria sat up straighter. she-

I 39031104 llilll Whit "19 0b591"i coilee people-it's the only "instant" backed by vant lrlend had once told her of, over 85 yeara' coffee experience. Try this! -give it 4' Sawn. He was starting in on at ' the hardest test of all .. . serve it to.)-our husband. weak pompher w.-n,e.-'5 pride, ingkto wager that he'll get a real kick out of this latest Chase

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Use Fry's Cocoa in delicious cakes. cookies, pies, frosrings, desserts! For Recipe Book, send name and address to: Fry-Cadbury Ltd., Dept. M-4. Montreal.

-the cocoa. with the Ijgher chocolate flavor

WASHINGTON. Oct. 24 - for the Indian Legislature next (Routers)-Mrs. Vilaya Lakshmi month. it was learned yesterday. Pandit will resign as India's Am- she will run as a member of the bassador to the United States and Congress Party. headed by her will leave to become a candidate brother. Prime Minister Nehru.

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"You really have no notion or what strange creatures people are. Victoria."

" 'Ina I-Iart' got excellent re- views. The movies bought it." "Ina would have been a more interesting character it you'd let her curious pattern stand by itself. without so much psychological analysis. she beat betrayed her nature by her actions ihemselves. As we all do. But then psycholo- gical analysis was always your favourite pastime. How you used to boil a. friend down to a shrewd case history!"

"A good many of our friends were case histories. They belong- ed in a textbook on mildly abnor- mal psychology."

He grinned. The iantem on the pale wall above him threw down its mild light. reduced his face to hidden eyes, shadows below cheek- bones. a black mustache. There was something aggravating about his composure, his sureness. "How about you?" she demand- ed. 5'Did you ever finish the Great American Novel?"

"Who ever does?"

"That trip abroad after the di- vorce became chronic, didn't it?" He looked pleased at the nicety of her adjective. "Yes! That's it! Chronic."

"But how about writing?"

I-Iis shoulders drew up in a shrug. and he tossed oil the last of his drink. "People and places: are more fun than words." he said. and swung easily to his ieet.l Looking down at her he a.qded.; "You need another drink." I "Don't put any sugar in thisj one. I have to watch my weight." While he was gone Victoria sat looking at the far was something sad about the balcony.

about about

them. the .

whole situation. Remembrancerof. things past--mournful words. She recalled for no reason a dolefuli little song popular when she had first met Sawn. i "say it isn't so i Say it isn't so I Everyone is saying you dont; love me I

Say it isn't so." 5 On Sunset Strip. below the hill. where her house stood, cars were passing in the night. She

could not see them because of the balcony wall. but she could hear them. she thought of the long yeah: and what they did to people.

CHAPTER NINE

Sewn came back. He handed her a drink. It was cold in her cold hand. in the cold night. "No sugar," he said. Then .staiidlng in front of her and looking down: "It may interest you to know that I've thought of you often, Victor- ia. I've known a lot of women. some of them beautiful. but you stuck around in my mind."

She could not see his face; his back was to the light. "Is that supposed to throw me into a dither?" she asked.

He sat down on the edge of the long chair, his feet planted wide. his elbows on his knees and the drink in one hand. 'iIn a way. I owe a debt to you. It was your face gone shrewish that night you saw me with the blonde that told me how little I knew about people. I never expected such a reaction from you."

"I think it was because she was bleached." said Victoria."

He shrugged and lighted a ciga- ret. "She meant nothing. I never

lights. There 1

saw her again. I don't remember .

her name."

' "Yes, you said that night that she meant nothing. You had eat- en dinner with some pals on the

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he'll appreciate the money. it saves you, too.

Costs less than ground coffee-and the jiffy-quick, one-or-ten-cup method of making it means no waste.

I'm Stan

ou've already discovered dozens of kitchen-uses for your C-I-L SPO GES. Let's compare notes! I always use a C-I-L Cellulose Sponge for dishwasliing, don't you? It's so soft when it's wet--kind to your hands and your linest china. And its square shape makes it easy to clean the insides and bottoms of glasses and ju s. Then, for wiping off the kitchen table and drainboar -mop- ping up a ills-Icleaning the stove and refrigerator, there's not ing like those C-I-L Sponges! I like their five handsome colours, too. There's one to go with your kitchen colour scheme. Ask for C-I-L Sponges-a handy size for every purpose. You'll iind them at grocery, drug.

variety, hardware or department stores. BEAT 1N"FlaA'l'ION-BUY CANADA SAVOS BONDS

, . No Wander these soups have such .... - a foil "P.Q.".9 ' m- For, after all, '7' HEINZ CON- SOUPS are made by soup- anaklng experts for your en- joyment. Yes, "Soup of the Evening . . . ce- yootiful Soup" means Hem: around our house. There are so many varieties to choose from- all of them just as delicious as they can be! Don't waitpevcn a day to give your family the ilavour-treat of Heinz Condensed Soupsl Serve them as a first course-or in dieminga-meat loaves - rarebits - caserolcs. They're the flavour heart of many a 'sh. Ask your grocer for Heinz Soups first thin tomorrow . . . you know they re good because they're Heinz. '"Pcrpuldrtt'y Quotient".

All Three OI TM are grind as good can be! I mean those scrumptious recipes on the QUAKER CORN MEAL park- agel If your family hasn't yet hail the flavour-treat of Hasty Pud- ding, Golden Com Mullins or hot, crusty Corn Bread . . . it's high time to delight them with these Quaker Guru Meal rrrl osl Versatile Quaker Corn Melt is not only delicious in dozens of dishes . . . it's better than brcml or cracker crumbs for breeding iish, t-utleis or oysters. Yes. Quak- cr Corn Meal is a ”must" when you're cooking. Of course, with the famous Quaker name behind it, it can't be anvihing but "tops" in taste and qua ityl

"I Do Like Pnuy Shoes, but for a w

is I was afraid I'd have to give them up - my feet were bothering me sol", my friend J ane said the other day. "Then," she said, "I remembered all I'd heard you say about the new BLUE-JAY Corn Plasters with Phenyliuml . . . Aren't my new shoes pretty?-and so com- fortable, tooi". Yes, if you're suf- fering from p-a-i-n-f-u-l corus or calluses, iry Blue-Jay with Pheny- lium. It's the quickest working. most effective remedy for these miseries yet invented. Took the Blue-Jay folks ten years to per- foot it-then it was proved to be effcclivc in 9570 of the cases test- odl Ask your druggist for Blue- Jay with Phcviyltum-for happy feet!

Z-O? . I'd Like Yale To Try the "Tissue

Test"-for Im sure that 'iii you do, you won't bclietrc there's such 9. difference in c l e a n a ing croums! Lovely Alexis Smith took the "test" and discovered that there's a big dif- fercncn. She cleansed her face "ihorou lily" with her regular cream. 1 on cleansed it again with WUODBURY COLD CREAM and when she looked at her facial tissue. she found that Woodbury hm! loosened hidden dirt so it wus easy to wi e away. Why is Woutlbury so ifl'erent7 Because it contains Penalcn, a new mir- acle ingredient that actually pene- trates deeper into your pore open- ings-lets Woedbury's cleansing nils loost-n every trace of dirt. Penaten helps Woodbury smooth your skin. tool Ask for Woodbury Cold Cream-Lllic to 31.1.3

Can't Wait to "dig into" those , luscious bowls full of smoo-oi ll ' ilavourf i i C r e o m o f lVhezit"l Tlintis the way mnsf. husbands fe e I about this most perfect of breakfast foods when it comes piping hot from the pot. And they aren't kept waiting long for delic- ious 5 Minute "CREAM OF WI-IEA "--for it cooks to com- plete digestibility in just 5 min- utes of boiling. And this wonder- ful "Cream of Wheat" is not only goo-od-it's good for you for it provides Iron for good red blood, and Calcium and Phos- phorus for diets deficient in these elements. That's why "Cream of Wheat" is such a good family habit to get into!

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It's Old-Fashioned and p-a-i-n- f-u-i to try to RUB away rheu- mzitic aches or muscle soreness. So why not learn the modem, SLOANS LINIMENT way to get rid of the aches 'n' pains of neuralgia, rheumatism or sore muscles? All you do is gust pat Sloan's Lininiont. on i e sore spots. In seconds, you can feel Sloan's soothing. cnctrating warmth going deep to bring won- derful relief. Why spend a night, or even an hour, sulfering from pain that Sloan's can get rid of in mimrlcsf Sloan's Liniment.costs just 50:: for the small-sized bottle -Doc for the large--at any drugstore.

Did You Know Alice In The Wait Diumy Picture "Alice in Wonder- r land" had a very marvellous mushroom? If she ate

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was stationed near Washington. kissed her hard, 1-re stopped long So when I was shifted out here I enough to say. "we were always looked "you up in the phone book. good together." and then the kiss 51mDle- went on.

He added: "We'll be seeing a To be kissed-by I man whom,

she wasn't the real reason I vorced you."

two,” agreed Sewn. There was something that edged in his voice now. "No. that wasn't the real

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