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.. liloboos of tho Lurton sounds! are still heard in club-rooms and places where yesterday's sonndsl is Just as good as today's.

1!.‘very detail of that startling

interruption in a. married life. of lying

been thrashed out and “‘ ‘ out again by th8 queer carrlon-folk who pick on the bones of others’ misfortunes.

The strange fascination which the beautiful Lola Van Berg seem- Icl to exert, from the moment of their nrst meeting, on Jason Luf- ton, Academician and fashionable portrait painter, has been discussed in its every aspect. Sociological, psychological and, in the most ex- clusive gossip dens, biological.

Jason, as a husband, had be- come a by-word for rectitude and fidelity, even in face of the lang- uishing admiration which a famous artist usually attracts. Then sud- denly the -news leaked out that he had left. for Rome with a. pair of sea-green eyes, a. vivid reputation, and a pendant fortune of colossal proportions.

Most people agreed that it was a shame on Angela Lufton, for had the positions been reversed, Jason would almost certainly have flown -into a blind, endless rage. Possibly he would have killed himself-—-and her.

On this last point, Edmee Fl-ayne was particularly emphatic. When- ever a scandal of major propor- tions troubles the waters of Society -—or, as it usually does, stirs up the dregs beneath an apparently un- nrffled surfaoe—there appears the Hon. Mrs. Edmee Frayne, willing, eager to observe every bubble, every speck of dirt. The secret scandals of the pest decide have been the joyful hobby of lidmee Prayne : her calling cards stand like tiny milestones on the way.

Men like Jason

Jason! . 113“ *0 MY. Why not speak of women like myself?"

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“AsIwu tooiaaio Trait 91“ she twittered. "you

can never know where you on

with I manor Jason’: type. A deep- Wmvemment. Angels. so re- strained and Yet notliablo to burst

W‘ I“ you think! But-—don't try to persuade mp 0 , Angela my dear—I will

continue to blame that ax-ennui creature. Even when Van Berg wu alive, there was that shocking .1.

fair at Capri with th the Bloomfield boys. 1?ety°rrt1l:8::, ‘if :i.*::.‘a'.:.“.*°.“i'.*r- W " W “-

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Bela had arisen and walked over to the tall window, where. she wu Bfiling abstractedly at

the trees in the square. “me To tell the truth, she had bean w°nd°Y1n8 why Edmee Frayne was

allowed to meander fr 31 to scandal without om scmd

encountering the snub that would annihilate her. She halfheartedly mfifltqtgd

the snubbing of Mrs. Prayne, but like dozens of other women in aim. liar circumstances, renounced the laudable efforts out of sheer cow- ardice.

N93‘ mbnlent. she was aware of

Mn» 1"I'BY11e's closer presence.

"Angela. . . .” . ..Y$_.. “You musn't

give way, my dear.

And then Angela lost her com.

Dosure.she turned upon the u. tounded Mrs. Frayne,

"Men like Jason! . . . men like

. . is that all you ever

"My dear . . . " "T9mPerament, artdstic tern

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menti . . . the male’: glorious prg. rosative. Oh, I know what you are 801118 to 853’. Edmee. Jason has re-

Suga.ry—sweet friend and yet im- lied upon me, has looked upon me

placable foe of everything good and sweet and beautiful, she drifts around Mayfair with an oh-so-tired air that cloaks a fiendish intelli- gence and an ability of making

as the embodiment of cool com- mon-sense, of stability and balance, 01 everything that he lacks himself. D0 you think I have never wanted 3° relax. to mcape from the role of

five out of two two's, that is un- human sheet-anchor? Do you mini;

matched in our time. I

A week after Jason Lufton ran away, the Hon. Mrs. Edmee Frayne's rather antiquated coupe pulled up in Portham Square and the connoisseur of other people’: business prepared to consider the details of this most interesting case. And she really was interested. t. Shehad always been puzzled by Angela Lufton. There was some- thing serene, something still and deep, in the woman that attracted her and yet at the same time de- fled classification. Very well, here was a chance to see her squirming on the hook. It was surprising how enigmatic personalities revealed

themselves as perfectly simple when dissected by Edmee Frayne in moments of crisis. 3

Angela was sitting in the draw- mg room when Mrs. Frayne sailed ncrosstohegwithacryof “My dear, what a dreadful thing! I can't tell you how much I suffered with you when I heard about Jason and that horrible Van Berg wom- an. . . ."

Ahsela diivered slightly but braced herself to the inevitable in- quisltion which lay ahead. She shrugged her shoulders and tried to catch Mrs. Fra.yne‘s flickering game. But Nlrs. Frnyne, having made 5 mental note of the fact that», Angel. had positively not been crying and VI Widently taking the whole thing badly, continued to address her chatter to an invisible listener

when they are thoroughly

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nothing but the Royal Acade- mician. the successful husband the WYBBOH? . . ."

(To be continued)

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the problems of e." how to meet them?

out on Wall Street.

over the need of five.

bungling of amateurs.

starry-eyed and beginning her.

stand? Garden of Eden.

strange about them.

cause she knows so well.

for an answer.

modern mothers are so ignorant that they cannot teach their "A

of how to achieve success in a. career. from God and, anyway, few girls are seriously concerned with 0&\’ee1‘& Nor are they intent on money, and if Mother cannot teach them the art of making it she can at least teach them the science of spreading :1 For what the average housewife does with I lim- ited income makes the juggling of financiers and bankers look like the

Is it the wild women Mother can't understand? Mother has seen so many reckless girls throw their caps over the windmill. she has seen so many girls who drank just to be good sports and because boys wouldn't take them out unless they did. She has seen so many liaisons that didn't last, so many women who have given all for the sake of men who abandoned them, so many bedraggled, whisky-soaked, bleary-eyed women whose and was the gutter. because Mother doesn't know what she is talking about that makes her warn daughter that the strait path is the only one for women.

will deny. Even when

. and whose counsel would be

of no Value whatever to an enlightened mod- ern such as she is.

This is the reason that girls give for not conilding in their mothers. their mothers are so out of their class, so in- experienced, so uninformed of what is 80111: on in the world, so out of touch with life that they cannot unde ‘ that would be worse than useless as guides

along the rocky road the girl of today treads.

Considering that virtually all mothem read the daily P913918 End 3”‘ tend the movies, and not a few of them get around a bit hence cannot be wholly ignorant of playboya and lecherous employers. love nests, night clubs and what not, one wonders what phase oi life 81115 think their mothers have not heard of. Also, considering that the woman who has known love and marriage and borne children has run the gamut of sex experiences, it is hard to understand why daughter thinks that Mother knows so little of what is euphoniously called the "facts of me that she is incapable of teaching her little awe lamb how to escape N19

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-‘ their problems

themselves.

But daughter does. She agrees with our seeresa that present-day mothers have nc‘ sufficient knowledge to help their daughters cope with I wonder what are these problems of life or which

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Daughters Will Find No One More Exper- ienced in the Problems of Life Than the Mother Who Brought Them Into the World——and They Should Heed This Advice

At a. recent convention attended entirely by mothers a youthful dele- uto threw a bomb into the meeting by declaring that “modern mothers have not sufficient knowledge to help their daughters cope with the

problems of life."

That this is the sttiuds of the IVOHIKG mother, no one daughter loves Mother abo regards Mother as snitwitandabsck numberwho isto be pitied rather than blamed for her lack 01

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I Fruit: from which jellies are made very widely I in jelly making properties so there come: with Certo o definite recipe for each innit. For top-notch results follow carefully each recipe.

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accustomed to using. But with

Possibly Mother could not tell Gladys how to be a cinema star, nor teachPortia.howtowinalaw case,nor givesallyatipon how towin But, after all, nobody can teach another the secret

The ability to do that is I 31“

The real problem in every girl’: life is love, how to find it, how to win it ,how to keep it, how to tell the spurious from the real, how to make it the crowning glory of her life instead of its undoing. more about that than a. whole college full of spinster professors who may be M. A.'s, but have never been M:A's, and when she sea daughter lrettiniz to hang around the telephone of an evening she could give her a. lot of expert advice on what bait to use, how to cut it; how to play her fish and make her catch, if only daughter would listen

Mother knows

Is it the modern girls’ tomptation that their mothers cannot under- All temptations are old stuff. There hasn't been a new one invented since the serpent got in his dirty work on a bored woman in the The city slicker, the glib talker, the man with a Will’ with him, the misunderstood husband, the spender, the man who talks love instead of matrimony, Mother has met them all, and she knows just how appealing they can be and how easy it is for a girl who is hungry for love or starved for pleasure to let them lead her into the downward road.

Nothing new and

It isn't

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So, after all. what are these great problems that confront the modem girl that her motheris not intelligent enough to understand?

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ON EQUAL TERMS

A recruit joined the cavalry. and. going on parade the first morning in a somewhat nervous state. he slid to the instructor:

"I have never ridden a. horse be- fore.soIhapeyouwon'texpecttoo much of me."

“'rhn.t’s all right," said the in- Itructor. "Don't -worry. You take that blast horse over there. It's never been ridden before, so you will both start level."

WHAT A SHAME! Two burglars had broken into I

out some suits, when one of them new one marked $75.

"Bert. look at the price oi that one," he said. “Why, it's dahnright robbery. ain't it?"

ginsl public on y No. 1'

The best about woman’: part in public affairs is that the affairs are kept public.

If most men had their lives to live over again the-y’d keep on living them on the same old sched- ulo.

CANDLES IN SUMMER. The safest method for summer cancfles, if you like to keep your holders filled. is to have decorative wooden candles for the warmer months. These come in any color- ing with all sorts of attractive

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Cerlo isfunpecfin-uofIn'n_ in add: -1‘! is the neural iellying rubuance extracted from fruit. Maker in-uand jellies with my fruit or [rail juice. So many good rutons for using Cnro! Why don’!

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finest quality. I When you market for Spinach look for plants with plenty of good healthy leaves. The conditions of the leaves is of prime importance Medium-sized plants of good, dark green color, leaves fresh and crisp. free from sand or dirt, are desir- able and mean that the vegetable will be tender and an attractive vivid green.

SAND WON'T DRAIN OFF Nowadays it’s seldom that a ship- ping of spinach is weedy. How- ever, weody spinach means loss of

‘weight as well as time in sorting

decorations and can take the place

of the wax candles up until the ‘ of lighting. Very

Hie HOUSE WIFE and HER ACTYVITTES

JOURNEY

loved little gardens Where people so

First thing in the morning Eager to know

What went on in the night In each piece of delight.

Green-shadowed distances Brown rivers trace;

Elm trees holding men drapery in place.

And a glimpse near and cool when ferns dipped to a pool.

Outlines of hills By mess overgrown- one tree in I field Musing alone- Haw bloat law must be Who spares a lone noel

But of all marvels

In wealth past belief. —Amy Campbell in The New Outlook.

JUST KIDS

on his realises

The chisel-er is busy own epitaph, but never it until it's too. late.‘

The man who is always wait- ing for things to turn up usually finds that his toes do it first.

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some people are so,busy pre- paring for a rainy day .they don't tube time to enjoy the sunshine.

worth a

A day of sunshine pound of pills.

Those who go to college and never get out are called professors.

Human creaturm are very plen- tiful, but real men are very source.

The man who has no friends may be envied by the man who has too many.

Women demand equality with men,—but they don't want to grow whiskers.

An ideal wife is she who neevr burns her husband’: money nor his biscuits.

A lady is a woman who always takes off her glove before slapping A gentlemen.

The serpent in the Garden of Men may well he called the ori-

very warm weather will ruin the shape of s wax candle if u nstantiy exposed. .

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Castor oil will give 0. fine polish to leather furniture.

TOASTING IANDWICIIES. There are comparatively few sandwiches which are not improved by toasting; the most convenient way to prepare sandwiches ahead

fortoastingandservinxhotilfb brown the bread on one side only. spread with butter and fill. Then at serving time toast the sand- wiches on the outsides.

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All on mixtures should be cooked at low heat; when b . place all except those egg mixtur which contain flour (sponge cake. heavy fruit cakes. etc.) in I. pan of hot water before placing in the oven- mixtures which are to be cooked on top of the stove should be placed over gently boiling water. in a double boiler.

TAKING ‘I'll! CUBE! OFF IPlNACI——"S0 0000]) FOR YOU”

since mothers have learned of this vegetable. minsch, the do- mond has increased and so stimu- lsteditsculturethctyouunbn-y the vegetable st markets the you around. However. the only spring

out the weeds.

spinach which is very sandy or dirty is difficult to clean, for the dirt seems to defy all washing. I never did blame the little girl who said she didn't like spinach be- cause the vitamins got in her teeth. she was served gritty spinach.

If the leaves are light colored. of a yellowish tinge and tightly curl- ed. tiny insects are apt to be pre- sent and I'd look further for my dinner vegetable.

In washing, always lift the leaves from one water bath to the other. In this way the sand settles to the bottom a.nd is not disturbed. If you pour the water off without remov- ing the leaves the sand is distribut- ed bsok through them and they're uly little clcnxncr after several baths

I always cut the leaves from the stems, discarding both the root and stem-ns

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After througirly washing spinach kt it drain in a colander for a few minutes to remove excess water. then cook it covered about five minutes. Remove cover and toss lightly with I fork. cook. uncover- ed. until tender and almost dry. Season with suit just before re- moving fram the fire.

If you chop the vegetables finely it will be necenary to reheat it be- fore service. Careless serving has done more to make spinach un- popular than the taste of the graernitseli’.Besureitisvery hot and well seasoned. some men like I

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