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_,Woman’s Realm Social and Personal -:- Fashions -»:- Literature

. ~-.-- » children are and wonder what the world is coming to. DOROTHY DIX, I . Dear Miss Dix-A most tragic thing has come into my life. I rnar- 1 DO y I rled a mun twenty-four years my senior and after living with him for seventeen years I have fallen madly in love with his son by a former "' v --- r" marriage, who is just my age. lie returns my affection, and the course . we ha\'e decided upon is to mark time, is possible, until my husband pug. “What Makes a GIT] Popular? -— Tragedy of es on. The son is devoted to iris father and says he will gladly await the

‘Vife ‘Vho Has Fallen in Love Her time when we-can have each other wltohut any regret or heartaches. My -

. I _ husband has been a. wonderful husband and I love him devotcdly. Can stepson‘ ljxdléur? ‘Vould be You imagine a worse situation than we are in? MARION. ' US an O l

Answer:

You present an aspect of the human triangle that is as morbid and ‘ ghastly as any ever set forth in a Eugene O'Neill play.

Den" liirz~what is your deﬁnition of :1 popular girl? ivhat, Yet such grizzly tragedies do happen in real life, perhaps oftener ,,,,1;,~~, ,1 ,;1_-1 pnpulgf? 1; 1r, ngccsqllj.‘ for her to be beautiful? And, than we know. One can even blndt rs tand how they happen when a girl xvhn‘. is beauty? My mother says that the young people now arc lerflblﬁ- 1 marries a man old enough to be her father and then is thrown in contact Dr) you think the boys and girls are any worse now with his son of her own age. Youth calls to youth, and nobody is to

11m, 1mg,- were 11-1113,, my 1110mm: was young? blame unless it is cynical old Mother Nature, who made things that way ‘AIR. and left us poor, weak mortals to take the consequences. .

But it is a horrible and a gruesome thing to wait for dead men's shoes and it debases the character" quicker than anything else. It atro- phies everything that is ﬁne and noble in a man and woman to sit and ‘ watch for some sign of disease in another, for them to coldly calculate the chances of some one being run over by an automobile or meeting with some other accident.

For hope to leap up in their breasts every time some one looks pale

A pt ulsr girl is one who is liked and admired by he? no.1 sex as well as the opposite one. she is the girl nt whose connng every eye brightens and who muizes every party complete. She is never 1°11 011'» w’ lllillg-w‘. She is the ﬁrst one thought of

Madame Lacrohﬂs delicious CHOCOLATE LAYER can:

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2 eggs b _,.- _ “llfll any 1<Jll o.’ pleasure is nn-nnged and the boys or complains of some ailment and then for hope to die down as the one 1 teaspoon vanilla unmask , flock around her like bees around a honey pot. She recovers. Whether they admit it or not there is murder in the heart o: 151m mils f 7 . 11515 always gtlcllly o: dates and 101, or c1114,“ a1 every man and woman whose happiness and wellbelng depends upon the ..,rct|1»s1\.r<tr_\' Pour or - cups and (,_,,.,L,,,s_ death of another‘

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_|_l k pub“; powdu, ' ln-lps o girl lo be popular to be beautiful, because we 511 So, if you want to save your love and save your respect for each other,

ty and attractive things, and there is nothing loveuer break oﬂ‘ this dreadful Engagement to wait until your husband passes on

in nzlturc than a beautiful woman, but beau“, 15 n01; 9556mm to popmar- to marry. The only decent thing is for you to part and forget each

iiy. Indeed, in n way, it is a hlndrgngg 1o a 51,15 popumﬂty Wm, he, other as much as you can, substitute other interests and other thoughts

(JVfll sex, beruuw r. ruusvs envy in their bosoms, and 5011; has to be on‘. and do your duty to the man who has been a good, kind father and

"th a in’. ef .~\vc'ct1 ' and amiobiliiy. Nor does beauty make a girl husband.

. .__,,,1‘ pu; r with 111.11 li her good looks cause her 1,0 he gffggﬂnt and haugh- And never lct him ﬁnd out ubOllt this unhappy love that has come in suiliy imvrn egg whites. Bake l.\'- Kinny of the most popular girls are those who have not a single 111w Ym" lllTs- 1t Wmlld brclil‘ 1115 ma" 1'0 1mm" m" 1mm 1119 5°" “"1 m 3 greased layeﬂrucukc pans in good feature to bless themselves with, but who are so kind and genial and 1115 W119 115d bee“ nmhless 19° hlm- We" 11 111911‘ 51" 985111317111"! W" will‘ moderate ovens: sin“ l-_. about 20 Dlpnfjant to up; 510mg W111, ma; evcnrbody 10W, than mitted unintentionally. DOROTHY DIX. mlnuws‘ Rﬂlpcfqr l lmmlmf’ I should swv the thin-rs that m-1l-> l ' ' ' ' '

Icing and ltlltng is lll (h: .\l.i',',lc . '1 ' D , ‘ ‘L a g r1 popular are {or her to be ‘Cook BM _ zilulnnle and goud-iiatured, to huvu the kindness that comes from a ten- D98!‘ M188 13111-1 Rm 13 WM! 01111 and I WRM $0 m"?! B 8111 WhO 18 tier heart, for her u, ut- willing to tun- the trouble to make other people six months vouncer than nulself- My parents are very much opposed w 1:11pm‘, for her to have the gracious tact that keeps her from saying or it. They say I om too wuns- I think that axe doesn't matter as lens

- doing the things that hurt and mortify others, for her to be wide awake 88 we love each other. I am writing you in hopes that you can convince 1W1 llllvlllgvn! Mid able to talk entcrtainingly and for he;- tq be able to my parents that they are Just being selﬁsh in refusing to let me marry do the things that make her nlivdys \\'_i‘1COTllB in society-for he;- to be and making me very unhappy. A. H. S.

able to play games and flilllCt‘, to cook a little, play the plgno p, 11mg Answer:

and sing o. little, to dc the things that make her nt in any picture. Ase does matter in your case. son. because at 18 a boy is incapﬁllle

Nﬂlmdi’ Wm i011 you. my ilvﬂl‘, Just what beauty is because there are of a lasting love. Nor is he ready to settle down. Any girl that you would

no fixed standnrcls, and what one person thinks is beauty another doesn't. ma!!!’ 110W F011 “mild be l1°1< ind “Ted 01 Y0" bl! $110 $11119 Y0“ l-N

Some people admire only biondes. Others rave only over brunettes. In BYOWII llP- 1

our own country the accepted type of feminine pulchritude is the living Aslfor your parents being selﬂsh in refusing to let you marry, you skeleton, while in Oriental countries the fatter v. woman is the more of are the selﬁsh one in wanting to for ce them to take on the support of

Cold East wind . . . wet, clinging snow . . . children with chattering teeth. . .chilled to the bone. Coughing follows and leads to what? Probably Bronchitis, or worse.

Prevent serious consequences by apply» ing THBRMOGENB to the affected part. Tnsnmoonna does not clog the pores of the skin like messy poultices. When its healing work is done, it can be taken off layer by layer, thus obviating the risk of chill from sudden exposure-and each layer retains its effectiveness for many days.

SOOTHING . . . RELIEVING . . . COMFORTING. THERMOGENH is a scientiﬁcally prepared medicated cotton womb-clean, harmless, simple to apply. Without any discomfort to you, it goes on continually soothing and relieving. ,

KEEP A BOX HANDY. Keep a. box of THERMOGENB handy all through

the winter. You can‘t afford to take risks with a cold! At the ﬁrst sign 0 a chill, nip it in the bud by applying T HERMOGENE. Working by the time»

Why M agi c Baking Powdm- is used exclusively at this

Montreal School of Domestic

. Sclence a living Dii-‘lllre Elle is estremcil- your wife and the babies you would have, because at 18 you are certainly _ _ _ _ _ _

It has been said um beauty lies in the eye of the beholder, and that not earning enough money to provide for a. family. honoured method of countemrntatlon, it stimulates the surface of the sktnand “we teach our is true. w,- all sec bCﬂiiLy in those we low» whether they are really You may think you are unhappy now; but you are not so tinhappy as diverts the blood away from the congestion beneath. Normal, healthy circu. students onlythé bcﬂillllill 0-” lwlllvllﬂ you would be if you were tied down with a family and had to forego all lation 1'5 [gstgfed and the danger of complications 15 reduced.

Don't go another day without; THERMOGBNE in the house. Have it: ready and as soon as there is the slightest suggestion of a chill or cold, put it where the pain is. _

The QUOIH Tim-mom: i; the rtllsterei mun mmk n! Ilie Thmnngen: Cn- l-hll- London. Ennllnd- Rz/ua: auluriruxmue 1h: name Thtnnolcvlc on the bnx and the sigﬂﬂﬂlﬂ-‘—-

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l » -",- ﬁr?!) unvu. DARE 55 cupful shorteninz. 2 cupfuls sugar. 2 egg yolks. 2 egg whites.

says lllodumieR. a mutter of 1irctty' and becoming Clothes and make-up discreetly ap- of grief. DOROTHY DIX. Lacroix, Assisc- i plied. The ovcr-age of good looks ‘among women is B0 per cent greater -- the Provincial Lu he even as God mode her, but now she can make herself over accord- S¢ll0°1 0f D0- ing to her favorite cincmu heroine. “llglllzilgill-‘kfoilzl:rrecilgngﬁgg terrible now than they were in hcr dny. Human nature doesn't change _ .__ . ~ e ' and the average of goodness and DMIHCRS among youngsters and the nsmdy has arranged m, manqage You get: the some sntistzictoryt re- _ ._, suhvs “my time you use it.” , I e, the boys and guts of today do many things that they “whats ms idem o, choosmg m“ . r t do in yo " mothers clay and she thinks that they are going varuculm: date," azgyqlolgSi€gllfitgigCllgtéllfsolg lilld pmndmu made the scone prophecy about her. Of course, girls and anmversury expenses." 5-’.- tcaspoonful salt. Int-s c; siqvlazkuig now in high-pow cred uutomobiies, but they used to go ‘ 2 teaspoonfuls baking powder. 1

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Jurui methods,” Also, beauty 1.. luroi-l_v n. synthetic process nowadays and is mainly the pleasures of youth. Listen to your parents and save yourself a lot in! Dlfeﬂoi‘ 0f I now than it was even twenty years ngo. In the old days a woman had " 1 I I . Q . .. . AMornzngSmzle IHPSUC Jim", 31011911511- T111" 5 Your mother is wrong about thinking young people are any more l leallenlng (lualityis alwﬂysunlfolm’ amount of follies they commit docs not alter. ‘m, Rbmary 29m ,- ' And llllllllc Bﬂklllfs’ Pmlliler 15 ll“? U. to ptrt. mtlll, but she did many things that her mother didn't do, “He has n thrmy eye an future 25,’, eupfnls ﬂour. the Dommlnn‘ comkcry tmchcrs- n in civic-bar buggies in mother's time. There was a lot of one- 1 cupful boiling water.

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andhuvve tr-mf- ;\I.' .. _ because S‘? liltsg’culjliiulllr;ti;r handed driving than, n‘; now, and l’. doubt if there is any more petting in ill teaspoonful soda. 1 cupful sour milk or buttermilk.

results‘ k v parizvnl lllllZllllUbllCS tiow than there used toybe on the horse-hair sofa i 2 bitter chocolate - ‘ squares i 1

— _ in the bat-k parlor when mother was a. girl. , 1777909915001-11119"W"1111"? 1 Every generation believes that virtue will perish with it and that Rub well 0v" l teaspoonfui vanlllﬂ- at home, the new Magic (oil; throat and chest Cream me shorten,“ and m“,

the yﬁllllfFlCfS they arc leaving the world to will smash it into smither- __ thick. Let cool slightly nnzl mix well from 45 to 60 minutes in 350-6!

Bmkwl“ 111" ‘l1 1mm‘ "Frwllm l eons but the accident never happens. 'l‘he whoopee boys and girls set- r-itil light add well-beaten egg ing powder which have been sifted f,“ ‘Iclmmll b‘ l MM" ‘l m“ 1° ti: (luvsu into sedate. conservative men and women who are pillars of soc— A VApQRQQ yolks, then sour milk or buttermilk together. Add boiling water to niclt- with cake batter. Fold in stiilly oven in loaf cake pan. Ice with beaten egg whites and vanilla. Bake cn~minuto frosting.

shmlhnl I)“ m!" 11:11:11‘ ‘hm Oven 2| MILLION Jaws Useo YEARLY l alternately with ﬂour, salt and bak- l ed chocolate Add 5061B. 1111111 ﬁll!‘ "Ill-ll

and Liberty Se, Toronto, Ontario.

icty and who wrong their hands ovcr how wild and harum-scarum their

l won, yes, madam. Quite a. land-lstory was forgotten, and findingl

r “"“"" “_'-' I INSTALMENT 29 lohn Gresham 7s \ "Oh. if only I'd hem on that ,,,,,,,, 11,6 mm 15," me girl an- Lucy t, sympathetic listener,‘ the § jury!" she crictl 1o herself. And Wm“, at 0mm ' lgirl ran on till duty compelled her . after n moment; "If only Mackw ‘ﬂaw did 1t become that?» ask. 1° rmember that 1,1,1; ‘msnsg what ii h By concord“ Metre] lLn could be shaken info telling "rllFI rd Lusy, trying to show only a cas- she was paid her wages for. As she . . h ztruth! Something must be clone.‘ “a, mmmsy she 5a,, up, 8pm,, 0,, “m, hum,“ away, Lucy 5,1,1; . '3 1"“ '51 "i" - Jim's innocence must be establish-l A .. . t, 9 1 _~-~»-»» (COlltllllCd) ‘seemed to have had terriic effect. , ' ' ‘ u. silk Jacked and began on her How dYOH 8% 301119 6° all“ I kmnurawlu" " ‘u not some l'£‘ll"0il, bcyundlshe could see now. Just how Mack- Cd? bslwld all ‘lilllbl- ~ - All“ l breakfast. lilllﬁk 1'11 8° and ha" a 1°°k at 1t ‘ I l ., - - _, w“..-

tlic mere (lCallTJ ‘lo sec justc: done, l.n came into the scheme o-f things, mm’ ' - ‘Your "ml “w” m“ ‘lms’! “It's sirpposed to bring bad luck some tme to-day- - - -" for her nnxiciy ovcr this WarrLng-‘and his narrow face was often be- 11°" °1 J°3°1y"' ' ‘n B111 11"“ to anyone who lives in it. Supersti- She obtained all the dlrovllﬂrls ‘on business"? he Mum's,“ to him; [we h“. mmcrs Gym iwas not on easy thought, and after “on. some people say, bu, rm never She needed, and the girl left her. 501;, uAnd 1rd very m.‘ -, like m‘ a mnute or two, sh: wcnt back to so sure Qld Mm Brady_Mmher knzw wlznt the reason is‘ f $110 so; in n. deep. clutir, the the 1ia1rerg. There was one thing Brady they used to m“ he,’ ‘he She had intended to go immcd. Lucy was drop in those papsrl; ' mpcrs 0“ l" 1am“ b95159 h" “"51 the found in them that started n med the", 1-0,. ycam and he,- hm. intcly she was up, but Oliver ran; the aficmoon and cvctinz.‘ There “cm 0"" ‘he “'1‘°1° 1111111! 111 1191' new troll altﬁsvlllﬁfi ﬂlKl 11ml ll“ band ded there, and one of her 110F119 Bikini; 1101' l0 8° W" 1° were n lot of them; no‘cs tzikcn by mind‘ Em’ n0 matter what tracks {he "m": O1 111° 09mg‘) when boys was killed in the war, and her Gleshalnls d1" n! the 11113111111113 “m? __'——_—_—-__“—_' N‘ Oliver hinlsclf (luring the prclim- 1511c Started and “led m ‘follow’ In‘ 11ml lll-Cd» "Brudyls coltllgclll~yirl r311 away with a man Whllfhave lunch with him‘ she dwkno; ma"). mnminn, m, of warrmgtonfzdrc always found herself saying. was cnllcti, and i; seemed to be was," any gooi _ . Everyone: like 1° refuse, neither d i1 511B “B11 d,,pos;1im,s o; 1m lmvyrrs “ha, Macklm. . . I doni, like lllmrySltlllllCfl somewhere bciw. n New- wandered why Sm did,“ have 11,9 to tell him that she meant to go to ‘ "-—— 11,0 1,11,“, rpnchm, 11,“, 8&0“, Tlivfcii Svmvllflll! Shifty ﬂl-Nmli lllm-Ichrstcr and Edgcstone. As react 1,16,,’ hut 51m “eve,- d1d, 1111 shelBradys Cottage. - He had shown $133,.’ and n ‘my 1,,“ ﬂsmunt of 51,, Still. 01w must be 1811‘ 111111188504- rtbsut it--it occup o:l on impcrtun: was Carr-Cd out ‘ca; 1-O,-enw51;_r yesterday that he was Just as firm-l ‘ All the snme- . position in the (2.180, fcr l; was near ~55“. dead, than?» 1y convinced of Jim's guilt now, 11S I: was nearly eleven o'clock bE- lo it that the robbery hnd been, he had been three years and a half comlniiicd-sho felt that she wnnt-1 ~y,._._ some two yen-s ago, n”, ago. He had lﬂlwﬂ i! Wlcmnt 5°?“

Property at Tryon belonging in l lite ll. A. Macrhcc CORLA‘ _, or‘ l fdirleen and one-halt acres more or 1 wliclc trial. ‘ 19!!» 119115"- ll-"n- bblrdillsmllil 53°11‘ l At firs. #111‘ was s) fevt-rfslvly 1,,‘ ram-h “m1 gut, ui ings, "cn ers “mm” t, In, M h, ,, m w _: fore the thought came to her: lrooalled for this attractive home ‘ “‘ 9 l " ‘ ‘nﬁ ‘ p us .» M kl- h 5_ A . ,_ W l = m, d to rd h d 5,“, to muted ‘vmﬁn a few nzinulfs‘ ,,-,,|1; ‘put hi": ccrlaitiiy’ of mms inns-l lllll°°Mng M ‘m lad Supp” 1"‘ 1° 5- Q11? lll-lml 111° 11101111" 011°" ‘llcr heart gde out and down shciOf B l1 l? Wu‘ 5 91' ‘l n Qlrshnrch, school and general store. tccnce, that she rand quicklyq cab, “l ‘7 m 111115 °°n"°“1‘°“ 11ml he,’ 111 1101‘ ililllfl 1'01‘ fl W111i’. “"11 ﬁt V151 i fell, quite sudden and unexpectedwlﬁww I11 31ml" lr- 111M‘ 1nd Talllrr Ooiplete bla ' . equipment can [mg m, H“, mmuw “hymn” with had lost lll5 wallet before the rob- Wm; 1,, 1,0,1 W111, 1m, ,,,1,,<1 mam; 1mm “no (m), And than there‘ 611G301; on her nerves. So she decided '"ii.'°k,“f,f-'l lffmhfh” her eyes. but scarcely vwtsping its 1m?’ w“ P111901’ slmwslng “lab: llll- $11“ ‘Vollld 8° l" 13111115“ C95‘ lircc. you know, a. huge elm, and that 511° W°l11¢l 5° ‘*5 he “skcdt “nd lmglendci SPCIIEWYPSZI will be r ~- 11mm “Tannin had been asked lag” t°'1m“'°w l“°ml“g' levcryonc said it ’ud fall and smashl the" 8° t0 the Collage in the after-

so

1- '.vi'h her bran. l} 1ircsent-

qﬂfgﬂ to pay fifty" per cent m: h. lnlmee taken as fivc year mortgage to the Estate. Tenders w7ll be re-

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r- re. 12ml that

_ “ms, wﬂdfwhciher Jim had spoken of the, _ mo", cm.,,,,,,,._ and sﬂlcss of it, he had sold yes insfead

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breakfast next mornng, Lucy ask- ed her whciher she knew Brady's

When tho nmirl brought up her 11m cotmge some tln-le. 11nd whafnoon. But Amos. much more happy

with unit and the thln8s the poorlﬂwn 11¢ Wovldvlldmll M“) 1° mm‘ old wbman wcnt tin-ouch. and on Bell. Bl b61118 W11‘ ll" “EMP ‘lwadh

kn" than Frbrunry ‘lit ViilS late that evening before sh’:

milrtnnnllarn-cssru h w. llnwlej/ 11"“ "Pllllv trot the iden 0f the thing 1“ 111°“ Pdlflr 511° “will 1"" Cvllazc- mp of all, the robbery, well 1715,94 0W1‘ 111M“ "ml "m" 1mm“ um], Tfyﬂl], r. 1:. 1., (Carleton ‘n3 it hnd in. rnccl. The oviclclrc, 11"" dfummuuz- - . Why of enough to givg a place a bad name, upon driving her back to the hotel gidlng, If. It. No. 1) or Thane A. ‘as m ‘m, h, m, 5mm“, ,(,.‘.,.,,,1y|coursc, it we; that point thnt rcal- m” 1; n,ad,,,,~,',ni afterwards. So it was nearly foul

when she u; last s‘artcd off. Shc

cynybeu’ K‘ C“ summemidc‘ “M” nilunft- nunnst dam. Bu’. lwr belief ll’ 11ml ‘l°~"1‘l“d U“? whole Ca“- 71115‘:

"l :"- _ n‘ or my "M" no‘ ncccssan y IL in lmn was stroucr-r still. nnrl it dad One llilll- RPFIllY. that one word: “What robbery was that?" nsk-‘did not take a taxi. as ‘she wasn't

thought in tlnc 1,0 hear th e finish. of the way. keeping to the main

“And it was under the elm that thv road until she cnme in a lane

poor clerk was found; all bleed nirfwmch turned off m the 1m. ‘Fliers,

they ray he was, and unconscious. I a, very ancient signpost told her

never saw him, but I've been to thdthat, it was "Bradyis Lane." Along

place often; l:‘s empty now and no one side n‘ this lane-which was =-'=-—-"~‘-==—-=—=-—'~=-—‘—'==;>‘ 7 B For Sale y

"Bud. E. D. liladﬂlliil, n0‘. wovr-q N," though H, mum that "r10," cl Mnckllns. Then the cd Lucy. spreading butler 0n B at all nnxious to make her visit ‘,0 W. B- L551"). p” W, “m, - u 1tlaiti: resolved liseli‘ down to the: triangle of min toast, with great the cottage in any way conspcuous.

mxhlm lﬂccuwrs’ 53m hm. Vfhich was tolling the truth: Jim attenton. she knew so well what She got into a tram instead, and! _ L ' __,lll:.l111 ,,-.,,~,+. , .34,“ m- lifacklin? Although inc circum- she would hear that she scnrcelywvent as far as ". would take her out “kw. , 4 p,“ 's'.nnt':\l evidence, was s‘, strong a- lfs‘oned to the girl's version of thelol Newchester and in the direction

.\i’.i nu.‘ _1,,n'1',u nst him. the real crux oi the story. She rmcrgcd from harlot Edgestone. She walked the rest

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_ ..__ __...__-._ whole case was just that simple] NO f 1 little point about the losing of thei _ _ a wallctt. Had Jim lcst it. and Mack- lin lied; cr had Jim lied nnd Mack-, “ma” 5 Monbon have mllwd rlllille Notice is hrrchv given lint 1111 been 1311132 the lriilh? Shel

(heir Purina Feeds from Queen anankrmtnli m" be Gnu" f‘ A kn V] h i "h 1 ltnot w McKle a. Co., s31 Grafton rclﬂﬂlllllﬂl u. .,,,,,.. 1,, f" "_’ “l "w "' ‘m f" “ “h a“ W“ " ' " " ‘c "l instantly ragng with indignation

lint East. We have put our 11,, v 1,. _ his: on a cash bash and Meliio - ‘nuns, ‘,“,,,,_',','g‘_,_,‘j‘" "l ﬁlmt anyone. given the opportunity

one won‘; have nothing to do Wlﬁllllltllg more than n ruttv wagon it. Can't blame anyone really, can track-was a small woml. and at

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amnlglw mlﬂlﬂlﬂs 511M "'1' "5- ('lllllli'vl‘uilr‘lilwl|,'hy ,, . “11 ill‘ bel evlng either in Jim or in 3'0"? I “Wulillvl. l know. . . But the end cf it she saw the cytage.

. ‘"1 “l” "a? !'~'~ for (ivii h- Mnckiln, should deliberately have =ll1cn I don't rim‘: from these part-s. amndng in the ovion light of a ' u, | G‘ I, NICHOISOY circsen the man who. it seemcdt)‘ 11y h;m':'s .n lviamhester. fve only stretch of big ilelrls. _ cmjcic'rk_ l-er. v-av obviously ins nccrc in} fbfrﬂ MYP- - -" Having launthed ClIIIIlOllQtOWH III-Eli 425-2-2-0. - r . » cvcrythlng 11¢ “w, H1110 her um: life's history, the other (To Be Continued)