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then. and Anne- Jane hoped she had not heard.

“It's all right." me big man said. “I now Mrs. Marlow very well. I'd like to talk to . . or . . Anne-Jane. Are you her governess?"

Miss Trefussis had said "yes," and the big mall said, "I don't remem- ber you, but I haven't been in Lon- don for some years,” and Miss Tre- fumis had said she had only been with Mrs. Marlow three Years since Anne-Jane was six, and the big

Play, Pride, And Ann-Jane

By BARBARA CABTLAND

Miss Trefussls had hurried up

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when Anne-Jane asked why. Miss Trefussis said she must not ask many questions, which wasn't answer at all. ‘ But Anne-Ja.ne thought and thought about the big man, be- cauce he was quite the nicest per- son she had ever met, and he had seemed to understand all the things she told hlrn and there was no one else she could talk to, so she plan- ned at night what she would tell

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Husbands, Like Everything Else, Are Valu- able in Proportion to Their Rarity, Their Ability to Keep a Wife Happy and Satisfied With Their Marriage Status

what price hudiands? If you were going to sell your husband, Mrs._ how much would you ask for him? The DOWBDIDGPI . l'°l>°l’led two transaotlonsin the husband market that were so wide! at variance that it seems to indicate that ushands have no fixed value. For in one of these instances the wife asked and got a hundred thousand donuts for hay usband from 8. rich widow

soon the am'll-Bollewl nlan had said "an, es." And the . I

' 50:5.‘ enough {or seven bus of next thing Anne-Jan: knew was swggeogay W93; W31‘ 31'l°‘l(YPlll8 ih- I I who had set covetous Wes uD0n lllln. while

M PITY non enough mt u ms nu“. that she was sitting next him on a Anne_Jan3‘?‘“§ “ ‘;‘P3l' b°¢flll5~' Today 8 Short ‘VBVE in the other use the wife offered her rival

"" * _ Sugar enough to ml 3 small two penny seat, and Miss 'I‘reIussls sh n e5 ‘T595 ‘V1 3°“ , a. quiet claim deed to her husband 10!‘ S1376

V, -- Iflty swells the tide of love. shaker wasshsome W2)’ ironipokthelmnuwitllaun Tr‘;Id§;"§Gen:°u£‘§’ch?l‘éd”':leI‘:;‘: Rfldlo pl'0gl'II'll without being able to olose the blllilill. v « ——Young. ‘ _ ear or, if t ey e ou y, ut , , ,

-. , mi-éme ellolllih *0 Whllewhsh 5 11°“ not u they sunk, sumyl summer You know where (‘I b. In ‘nun 33*‘) This raises the Very interest-inc i'ill€«5£1<ln RAW“ Phas horous enough to make . The big mm 3’“d- "50 5’°‘“' “me I always 8°‘ . -_—I—?—-—1;-Ii _____. of what a husband is N111! W°flh- 01 WW0.

P IS Anne-Jane! When i knew you 50 Anne--lane and was 'rrei'uasi-s if he is a mllllomii-e. lie is literally W0l'th nu

2,200 matches. Magnesium enough for a ten cent

ASPARAGUS RING welsh; in gold or whgtever cunency

‘,1; the bank, If he 35 faithful Bfld kind and

Nature is the most gm-lny wing last it was Jane,” and Aline-Jane Went to Bond Stleet. passes

31 me world; she never wastes sk Jacket looked surprised, so he went on: T119? drew lip outside the big ———-- MONDAY. JULY 20. - _ anything; She lllldfilgoes Cllllllge. gmassulm emu n to ex lode B "When you were bol-n your mother shop where Mother always bought (With Chicken Salad) ————- afioctionate and thoroughly house-broken, )1. . - but were-S no unmnnutu,n_tne 3 5’ wanted you to be called June and Anne-Jane clothes, and then it was A molded rinfi of B-'ll281‘fl8l15 111 Paris 1; one of the treasures whose price is above - essence remains —’l‘, Blnney. my Cannon‘ Your father Wanted Amie. and that Alme~Jal‘le saw the big man. lzelatlne 01‘ B51310 Jelly. the 0911"” 2:30 pm. —- Relay: Theatrical rubies. Butt! he is Just the ordinary, com-

mon or garden variety of husband who is fuggy about his food an dspills cigarette ashes on the floor and Kmucnes

filled with chicken or chicken and

Sulphur enough to rid a small ham salad, is an attractive and de-

dog of his fleas.

Broadcast, by the actors of the

though you were christened both, Paris odeon Theatre. TPA3, 252 in.

Jane it was for five years, but you

He was on the other side of the

Mismlxas THAT Ann MADE road. walklns along quite slowly.

Y0“? Vhllle» lll<‘V°l°1‘€- W395 “°" seem‘ i ve om ‘ d - - ii mi 1 dish for refreshments for . V j_ EVERY DAY depem, on your Weiguu no, neigm Ce55fu§g,_.‘-H C promise very sue 3/x1lx(lld0‘:Inr(l): ‘iflgeoarknlfigegalltgdl 31:: aigterrlhon or evening. or for a guest um meg’ Mm", 12:! the 121321: gvlg 3:01: ggléxslggfly 8€:dm!.ll<;:'11{1:l;¢ '0 W'“5h°llt “Emile The bloodhound u not .«. :em- “,°‘" g‘”“~ E"°;"”””€ ""l’°“"5 °“ ""“'~“~’,“"9 llldl” know what he didn't hear. But Miss rreiussls ’““°*‘°°ll °l' 5“PP°‘- 1‘ 15 “‘3° “ 4 p.:n.—-some Recent Soviet mum '

=1 dons dog. He ,5 ‘mined m Seem what goes on etween your ears. C0lI'flDl'0l'ill.Sed meant. so she smiled am. and she was V911’ angry with Kreat advantage to the busy llou(;le- Now,‘ ENE 26 m_ 12 mean probably the “N,” mun. “amen H tn“ ‘ nuwmdu worm no nu b}g{)d_ but rarely_ if ever injuries “*"""‘—_“ 1*’ 1””? “lid 1°15“ DEF lllillds in her Anne..nme and mm --gm, that ‘Wile: 3-5 1‘ my 1” P‘°l’‘“°d “*9 ‘*3’ London W11, jut “way what we mink; in ],g_ she write; his price ticket, There

lap as Miss Trefussis had told her before. If prepared in form of lndl- 3 p1n._The Duws cup my“, me munons 0‘ wwes who are n“ nn old womnn I once mew wno wen,

til ii hot in lmmdltl, d t . \( man 9 may ram ll g INEXPENSIVE PICTURE to do. Aned aseuiirdelixny sf“ x<1>;ltJ ngeongfas vmusl rings, it is quite professional zone mum‘ 05,3 19.3 mi 1531 tnmugn me henna nun because an. possessed . hunk of glass that -she

BIL iii: #4 . i".dt u .. ,, . " Iiiflliiks linfllfljlln rlo“r‘irl>o:Scl?:lll,').: W113 FnAMEh llIllllIll':ki-if! yomjenlcomerti tum" mg ml-ll8l'llY. Very llfillehly for such'a 1°°kmB'u we.“ 5. v__ery dmmy‘ meg“ OSR 19'8" 15'” meg" 099: believed to be an enormous diamond that She Could 3911 101‘ I ‘°l'l«lllle . tl: :'- l . l. d l’ , . '. l‘t~ . -- -. B r 3' 5°!‘ ° .V°‘°e‘ od llttl ll. ‘ . . 35-5 l1l- “~75 3198- wh never she so desired and she died without learning diflerently. Bimi- c mfwlm ‘i‘;1"“D.mW’?E;‘Sf‘ T1150 y“ “keg; Paste the picture to be named she is ve.y well, but i think she gfner do; of inescgi :§§“::ou’f;§ ASPARAGUS ‘HOT-POT’ ' Mme mfy mm m mm wuo an nu "cued up wnn pm, mu mpomm 0" 5”“ °‘““"b°‘“‘l» l°“‘”“l¥ “ ‘“”‘ is medv Am‘°'J‘“‘° ““5‘"‘-"°d- e p.ln.——News bulleting in English; because they think the windbags and fourflushers to whom they are mar-

aulte loud.

The big man saw her then, and he smiled and Anne-Jane gave a whoop of joy. Miss Tmfussis tried to stop her, but she lumped. There was a funny sound, a lot oi’ stars

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their heads ra.se:i until they quite close to th ~ marl.

arc Selections of the Opera. L‘.Alrl.ioo

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ried reflect glory upon them.

Certain it is that no outsider can compute the value of any husband to his wife. One of the things that never ceases to nil us with Amaze- ment is the fact that so often a woman who has been married to It pillar o f the community will beat his loss with 3 Christian resignation that

gill of from one-fourth to one-half "Too many damned . . . I beg inch nround the picture. Cover Your lI.rdon. Miss Marlow, too the margin and edge with passe- many Patties 1, Should Sill’-” partout binding, and place the pic~ Allllt?--_7«”lh6 looked at him curious- ture under a weight until dry. to 15'? she “led 739198 Called M155 Mal‘- lcw, even though it did sound

N#l'IWSPA!’ER' RACE.

. The newspaper race is a. jelly

keep it flat. Give the picture a Rfigmfld King and ms O,-chest,” came for a party. First clear the - - strange, and she is “d " all round, a d An -.I kn b d th t . ' » as r°.°m as as :23.‘ .2‘ 53.53:; 3: was a ieelifle s».“é““.?:ii more. . . .“ “E °" “° '°'"‘° °“ " °" §i'“...’“" *“r;.‘?.‘:‘“”'.‘.*’..': ‘.13’:‘§.i.“‘il..7.‘“.°...““2.‘..”‘}.§.‘?‘lf.{2.‘i‘l‘é°.?.‘€€§§‘$i.‘.1°§.?.§‘YZ§“:.’i.‘:.':f3l.‘.£*.?&§’§2$ possible, the chairs being arrangved “mu a damp cunn_ If the shun“ heald Charles 58)’ it one day. and She Opened her eyes very, very ARABAGUS SHOETCAKE mg,’ ' eg" ' ' '’ «lg; whom she had to work her fingers to the bone tohupport, will break her

heart over his death and never quiz mourning him.

In this same category falls the mystery of the deserted Wl1O- Why any woman wouldn't conside its good riddance of had ntlbilh, put on

Miss Trefussis had been very angry and to‘; Mother.

“Do you remember your father?" the big man said next.

slowly. There was a runny tight pain in her forehead and my knee hurt. There was a gm-ange mm 100kihg at héi‘ and lb said gouge-

_ at the sides for the use of specta- Ls applied on a mum my day it tors. ' ' for the will dry quickly.

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Madrid

7 p.m.——News and bull--fisht re-

view; music. EAQ. 30.5ln., 9.87 meg. Berlin

Make your regular baking powder biscuits in large sizes; when baked split, butter, cover lower half with

ring in the centre of the picture “N ,,

“°'w5p‘‘p°‘'' 0“ °" these 15 hem t 0 inc es 0 If on quite 311°‘ mm’ Am’°""'“" thins about her “be all ri hit h°"v °"e5m°d ‘SP3-“38“5. W9 WP °“ . her lad and make whoo when a man whohad been fill’-blue lo

_ in the hand and the other is gftngmmwhmg ,_':‘“;}§'“;§& 3 g-lul:lX§lE'l€d,w grid" added, “It's his now» and naung B .'.féf,,cu_.. wnficn buttered side up. cover with more 7'” u,"'T'.§§';°,‘°m°°mw,1de:’°mK,,,u*ch his gmnlggvows. who had tgergured her with jealousy of other women, , , placed on the floor in front of n,m.°w Sum of summed tape “Ho yd - ayk __ made Anne__,une wonder, .005 bun of the creamed vegetable mixture. DJD°p°‘°‘2“ m H 77 meg . who had flung in her face every insult he could think of and shown her i ' Each player When all are lined llP- tnmugn it and paste down the man lgketzi yoild rnaw that? the biz tons had stitches and dotnesi but sprinkle with grated cheese and - ' ” nérun ' that he had not one quality that she could respect or admire, walked out The Whole race to the end or ends nseu ’ an E 1°°k°d 5° 5”‘ not people; at least she had never 93'9"“ and pm“ “"5" ‘he b’°”°’ 3.5 _m__G,u,nunh.ne cum”, on her, nobody can even xuess. You would think she would be as slad

the room and back again is run on This makes an attractive picture Dflmouhe ml " heard of it beta”. for a moment until cheese is melted. xi’! - n 77 me; ' to get nun out 0‘ the noun‘ an gnu would . run gut In aha? Not, once newspaper, and anyone who steps 10,. we mnoonoom or 10, me and ,, ‘:1 I d "‘f" A““°'Jme And then she mund that nu. ' ' m"Lonnm ' in a thousand times. she putsoncraps and bedaws the world with her

off on to the flor is at once dis- Cnud M hang in nu room at home. pres.ent&ILecau51en8}}):ltw::n<li)mIix1mHa hand was being hid’ “M R was ABPABAGUS COLD PLATTER. 10.20 pm__Rwmg Pigeons. OED. mm and mom-mu“ um. hm logy, something yuu.,b1e,mg¢,¢Ml 0: having

‘ 7 ggatliafltehlie s}ll:et“11I(:nfl‘:ti’ieiE”0f llfollri.W:xlr:ii *A“°° m"°°“‘- Wouldn't try to forgive after two of '”‘° “'3 ’“‘"‘ "”‘° "9" 9°” “ 1“ M‘ A-slmalrua. with mayonnaise pla5- 3” "‘-- 11”“ ‘"3" °°°' 3” m" “med moth” ‘C hwpmu'

Also. in considering the worth of husbands. it mull be remembered that husbands, like everything else, are valuable in proportion to their rarity and that is one factor in keeping their price up. Every girl is bound, to have one. Just as much as she is bound to have a perm!-llcnt Wave. No old maid can be happy until she gets one. though why. 80041163 Only knows. since she sees so many of her friend: trying to Swab the ones the! have for some other variety at the divorcg counter, and she observes that her sisters and her cousins and her aunts who have husbands think that they are of so little value that they don't even try to take care of them.

All of which, of course. goes back to the orlll-rial DI‘°P0llU0l1 that WW9 a husband is a handy thing to have around the house when the bills come in and there are pictures to hang and carpet: to elem, and while he un- doubtedly does give an air to the premises and keep married women froln patronizing one because one does not possess one of the creatures, still and all his value is problematical. No girl knows when she marries What hers is going to be worth to her.

He may be tender and loving and rylnpathetic and give her such

and she tried to smile, but her head hurt and she thought she had as of baked or broiled ham on either bell" 3°‘; mt side, garnished with slices of hard- There was :1 sudden noise at the cooked egg and tiny mounds of cuc- door- and Mother's voice. and umber cubes or of mustard pickles, Anne~Jane heard her come into is as delicious to look at as to eat. the room. which wasnlt a room j-- OTBEB. METHODS

three times." 958 mes-

The big man made a funny sound in his throat, then he said, “And how many times ought he have forgiven?" "I don't quite know," Anneqime Wwemd gravely. “but the ‘very next time’ is too late." “Too late for what?” the his man asked. Just as Anne-Jane had V 3-‘lied that very momlng_ bug and home on newspaper: is the nnormms on THE LIGHT- M°“}°l' hB<lh't answered. 50 she ,' winner of the race. HOUSE did“? K“°W- and told him so. ___________.. Then Anne-Jane found herself Of course you know what the telling mm 1°“ 0: ‘N585. how the word “brethren“ means. It is the °h“d"°“ didn't like her. and why older form of the world “brothers." Mollie!‘ wouldn't let her play, and A body of men known as the Trln- 3170"‘ the dinner tables, ma

men ulna: me second newspaper ed in the centre of the platter, slic-

a little ahead of the first. Turn- ing round, he picks up the paper he A TONGUE TWISTEB.

has just left, and puts this on the - ‘ to floor ahead of the one on which Repeat this six times in quick

he is standing. succession without mixing up the

so the race proceeds. and it words in any way: proves not only exciting for those six sieves of sifted thistlea . actually entered but is most a.mus- Six sievs ad unslfted thlstles. , ing for the 0ill0Ck(‘l‘S as well. The And six thistle sifters one who first covers the course out

AMomingSmile

Anne-Jane had ever seen before. Then she smelt Mother's lovely smell. but felt her hand was cold, as if someone had left go of it. “Darling little Amie-Jane.” Mo- ther was saying, “my baby] My poor baby." And then her voice was very cold and angry and she said.

"I'll never lorgive you, nevgp," And Anne-Jane thought at first

Creamed asapragus in hot. rolls, with or without cheese, makes an appetizing luncheon or supper dish. This vegetable combines readily with cauliflower broccoli. salmon or tuna, or even halibut, either not or, in salad.

I! you have not been in the habit of using varied sauces, try parsley butter. brown butter, I-Iollandalse or

“My friend,” said the householder to the too-blustering debt collector, "do you realize that if all fellows like me paid their bills promptly. you'd be out of a job?"

A teacher was telling her class little stories in natural history. and she asked if any one could tell her

1 ‘ NAMES AND lsralmllvos

' Here is a short list of names and

, their meanings. Is yours among "Ly H B, tn, tn G0 _ “coming-out," and Miss T ' ‘” W“ he‘ ""30 MOW?!‘ would what a zroundhoz was. ill» went I

:3 Chem’-’ 1 ratzltwof 'I?rini$.n'l£r B 1-1.. "heads." And she whis [alums “V6? forgive. but another voice Mock HanandB1se' or a chm" little hand wavinfl 11'Bll““llY- hfippmeh mat’ 1“ ouwflgha E11 m" fiche‘ or an work!’ or u may mu N Mama“ mighty Mme mam glonsma I I rm Olfiuiueare new it in one Mm T fpereugl lots of answered only she cmndnn under 5““°°- «wen Tommy you may my u, one of the kinds of husbands whose wives would be lucky to sell or 81" ,. ‘ _ — _ or oo r re use h uld ‘ ' ——— ' ' ,, , .13 _

ng,‘ l Sn:-lon—(Zbedlen‘ Lighthouses and bnnys round the hear’ and the big man seerjog to ziizfild ;vll]'la.-tmit Saird. Then Mother CHEESE SAUCE ‘W1‘Ll!;l:ssKe!'0inl‘I‘iii?;l!(l31g Eu a sausage" EWEY to any taker DOROTHY IX

. ‘’ Bl‘3l1~51'0ll8- coast of England. They are also ulldelstalld. because he put down ' " e E We 3°‘ ‘‘°‘”' ' ' ' ’ ' ' to the shore near his home here f Dolcres——sorrow in charge of all the pilots his head quite close to her and There W35 B 1045 01' talk after Two tablespoons shortening meit- and Heme;-g, gnu. thg1n_ fie dis-

that, but Anne-Jane domed. Wilen

she woke Mother was still mm °'‘" “‘° '“'”° ”°"°w‘n°° m°

ordinary boy his I66 would catch- ing smells. One of his prize lob-

‘ 2 Gavin~hawk of battle. _ Iielen——a torch. ’( Ida—perfect happiness or rich

ed, 2 tablespoons flour, ‘:6 cup milk, 5‘-' CUP water (liquid left after cook- Wl 3° was the his man. but they ms asparagus). -is Cup strong cheese

The Brethren date from the 115'-ened to every word. time of Henry VIII, who request» All too soon Miss 'I‘r!ussis had ed the mariners of Deptford to 80‘? Ill) and said she must come

With His Hands

‘SAY IT WITH FLOWEIIB"

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they mmed themselves, dedicated Walked quite a long way and he you are packlns your Own fl°W°"'- Herbert Mcmulien, is. Herbert Hubert is the son of Archie Mc-