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Added to this, it has an unusually pretty neckline. Gay red and white printed crepe" silk lends a gay con- trasting notr: in the upper bodice, and the smart bracelet length sleeves. The belt and bow tic com- bine a. blue and white print with the red and white print. The dress is so youthfully becoming when the bol- ero jacket is removed.

Crepe silk prints, plain flat. or crinkle crepe, tweed-like wnolens. linen and rayons would also -be charmlg.

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woman, gets a saint or an angel

nickel is for s gingercake.

She knows that when a. man is tell him bad news or ask for money.

. ' i f __> thy Dutj ul WomanMakeB the h Whose Price is Above Rubies; 0f M“ er

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is the magic that smooths down the ruffled feathers 0 - Y sitlve, that sidesteps our prejudices _ .

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The tactful woman makes the kind of wife whose price is above rubies. In her home the domestic machinery never creeks and 81118118 511d ' It moves noiselessly and friction- lessly on oiled ball-bearings. ‘mere are no hill- No quarrels and fights.

The tactful woman, no more than any other

Hers is just as full of faults as any of the balance of the bunch, but she does not let her perception of them blot out her vision of all his virtues. And having deliberately picked out the man she did for s. husband, she doesn't attempt to change him into something entirely opposite,-

Being of different sexes, coming of a. different heredity, having been brought up in a different environment, there are inevitably many sub- jects that she and her husband must see from a different viewpoint and concerning which they have dlflerent opinions" ,ply sidetracks these. She never drags forth on the carpet unless it is iabsolutely necessary those topics that are to her husband like waving a lffid flag before a mad bull, and. that are just as good for a. fight as a

The tactful woman studies her man and, in the parlance of her day, gets his number, and so knows how to work him. If he has the head- f of-the-houso complex and likes to be deferred to and considered, she makes the graceful gesture of asking his advice, which pleases him so much that he never notices whether she takes it or not.

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faith, in him.

Furthermore, the tactful wife helps her husband by making friends

for him. Many a. business deal goes

1 snubs some little insmniflcant woman whose husband happens to be the And many amanpmspersbeceusehis wlfeisso she knows gives her s hand up by petron-

kingpin 1n the deal. popular that every woman ising her husband.

They buy their groceries of Mr. A, m‘ thoy send for Dr. B. when they are sick, or they have their teeth fixed by Dr. C. just because Mesdemes

A. B. and C. are always so perfectly

such pleasant things to them when they meet that they boolttheir

games.

And, on the other hand, an untsctful wife is invariably her husband's

ves his clients and cus-

undoing, because when she irritates people she tomers away from him.

The tactful woman is a. mother whose children rise up and bless her to the last day of their lives. in which they are kept in subjection by bear. They never think of their mother as an incarnate "don't," or as n. spoil-sport who could be counted on beforehand to veto everything they wanted to do. And it is only after they are grown that they realize how firm was the hand always upon them. They didn't see it at the time because it was so well hidden in the velvet glove. The tactful wife and mother never has any trouble keeping her You can't drive them away from the one place in the world where there is peace and comfort and where their

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The tactful woman is the friend we grapple to our souls with hoops of steel because she understands the fine are of being intimate without She is interested in everything we do, but she does not pry into our private affairs, nor seek to poke her nose into our holy of holies. asks no questions.

She listens with sympathy to

Nobody is going out o his or her wey to pst- ronizs the husband of a woman who is snippy or snobbish or sarcastic and disagreeable, or who is like a. bull in a chins. shop and always says to you something that hurts like preming on a sore spot.

She is always wining to help, but she does not feel

insppreciative world may think of justify her

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and fed and soothed before she imparts the information that mother is coming on a. nice long visit, or gives him the bill for her new hats. And she nevernnever quarrels with him in public, or does anything to make him look small and ridiculous before other people.

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tion,” it ran. "My visit here no.3 chanced blen a propos. There is an- Iother would-be lover besides Blaise ‘Tormarin. I have urged him to win her if he can, for if I have not wrongly estimated Monsieur Tor- marin-and I do not think I have- Jhe is the type to become more deep- . lly in love and less able to master "1'°11m° "WI" ‘his feelings 1r he realises that he "Nmh mm] Wm h“ 7m“ W” Jws a rival. At present he refrains

way. Only, if you do not succeed, if 1mm, declaring hmmm The oppoab Mmlsieur “marl” wms her-Wm“ tlon of a rival will probably drive

then, come to visit me at Chateau mm into a declaration very spwb vaflwyd’ _ ily. When the dog sees the bone a-

That night a letter written in the "m" m be taken from mmqw Comtesse de Variznyb flowing hand isnaps so I enooura“ this mdmead Writing sped on its way to France. led “on of a ma“, Mamie,“ Burke.

"Matters work “wards wmlple‘ to pursue his sffalre due coeur with vigor. Flor if Blaise Tormarin be- comes actually betrothed to Mada- moiselle Peterson, it will make his punishment the more complete. I pray the God of Justice that it may not now be long delayed!"

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By Margaret Pedier

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OHAPIER §V ARRANGED BY TELEPHONE The visit to London, ii it had not been prolific in the results which Lady Anne had hoped for, had at

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It had acted as a brake upon the swiftly turning wheels of two lives precarlously poised at the top of that steep hill of which no travel- ler can see the end, but which‘ very surely leads to heartbreak and dis- astcr, and had sufficed, as Jean had suggested that it might to restore

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Nick to s. more normal and tem- perate state of mind.

He and Claire hnd passed e. long hour alone together the day after his return to Staple, snd now that the first violent reaction, the first instinctive impulse or unbearable revolt from sir Adrian's spying and brutality had spent itself, they had agreed to shoulder once more the burden Fate had laid upon them, to fight on again, just holding fast to the simple knowledge of their love for one another and leaving the ultimate issue to that great, un- fathomable Player who “hlther and thither moves, and mates, and slays," not with the shadowed vis- ion of our finite eyes but with the insight of eternity.

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The tactful wife keeps her husband always on his toes to live up to expectation of him, becsuseshe praises his good qualities and makes

Jean had Rm mm 00mm: hand peared fairly amenable to reason in hand through the cool green lust at present, but in the informal glades of the wood where the grealfwmpmmmhlp °t ‘m1? me m ‘

talisman that opens every door for a woman and will do more to insure her happi

that it gives her the right to boss us. And because she loves us she does not feel that she has the privilege of monopolinng us.

Tact and graciousness. They are the virtues of queens. Whst s pity that women do not cultivate them‘ more, for they are the magic

and success than anything else in the world.

decision had been taken, and some- thing in the two young, stem-set faces brought a sudden lump into her throat. She turned swiftly, aside avoiding e meeting, feeling as though here was holy ground upon which not even so close a friend as she could tread without violation.

To Jean herself the week in Lon- don had brought s certain new tranquillity of gpirit. Quite natural- ly and without effort-thinks to Lady Anne's skilful stage-manage- ment-she and Blsise had been constantly in each others company, and, with the word "Beloved" mur- murlng in her heart like some ten- der imdertone of melody, the hours they had shared together were no longer a mingled ecstasy and pain, marred by torturing doubts and fears, but held once more the old music of that wonder-day at Man- tavsn.

Somehow, the dividing line did not seem to matter very much, now that she was sure that Blaise, on h's s’de of it, was loving her just as she. on hers loved huh. Indeed at this stage Jean made no very Brent demands on life. After the agony of uncertainty of the last few months, the cairn surety that Blaise loved her seemed happiness enough.

Other sharp edges of existence, too, had sIIIOOtlIBd themselves down —ss sharp edges have s. knock of doing if you wait long enough. Burke to have ‘ ’ her

moorland bungalow it was more than probable that he would be- come less manageable. And she had ‘no desire for a. repetition of that scene in the inn parlour.

Therefore, although the Moor, with its great stretches of gold and purple, its fragrant, healthly breath and its enfolding slences, appealed do her in a way ln which nothing else on earth seemed quite to sp- pesl, pulling at her hcartstrlngs si- most as the nostalgia for home and country pulls at the heart-string; of a. wanderer, she returned a regret- ful negative to Judlthb invitation. So Burke and Mrs. Craig peeked up and departed to Three Fir Bungalow without her, and life at Staple resumed the even tenor of its way.

The weather was glorious, the 1on8. Mt summer days melting in- to balmy nights when the hills and‘ dale; amid which the old house ,wss set were bathed in moonlight mystery-transmuted into a wonder land of phsntssy, cavernous with shadow where undreamed-of drag- one lurked, lambent with opulen- cent fields of splendour whence up- mse the glimmer of" half-visioned palaces or the ‘battlemenicd WSlLs of some ethereal fairy castle.

ivihre than (moo Jean's thoughts turned wfstfully towards the Moor which she had so longed to see by moonlightp-Judithk "Iloly of holies that God must have made for His spiriiw-end she felt disposed to

last answer as final, and now spar- ed her the effort of contending further with his tempestuous love- mskinf. s0 that she felt able to continue her friendship with Judith, and her consequent visits to Willow Ferry, with as little gene as though the episode at the "honeymooners' inn" hsd never taken place. She even begen io believe that Burke was genuinely slightly .en_1orse‘u1 for his behaviour on that particular occasion.

Apperently he had not rlde l. confident of his shter over the met- tsr, for it was without the least in- dication of s. back thousht of any kind thot she spprosched Jean on the subject of spending s few days with herself sud Geoffrey at their bungalow on the Moor.

week's blow on Dartmoor, just by gay of s ‘piok-me-w.’ Come with us, Jean: it will do you good after stuffy old London-blow the cob- webs ewsyl" » But here. ls least, Jean felt that

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blame herself for the robuse attack of caution which had impelled her to refuse the invitation in the bungalow.

"one loses half the best thinss in life by being afraid," she told her- self petulanily. "And a second chance to take them doesn't come!"

She felt almost tempted t0 W11" m Judith and propose that 8M should join ther at the bungalow for a few days after all if she still had room. for her, And then, as ‘is often the way of thinss just when we are contemplating tekiflB “l9 management of affairs into our own hands, the second chance offered itself without any directinii impulse on Jean's part.

The telephone bell rang, and Jean, who was expectmg en 11mm‘ to an important cesslse she had phoned through on Indy Ann" behalf, fastened to answer it. Very much to her surprise she found that it was Burke who was speak- ing at the other end of the wire.

"Is that you, Geoffrey?" she ex- claimed 1n astonishment, "I didn't

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