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I Woman 's Realm -.°- -Social and Persom_1I__-.°-_ F¢_z_shion_§__ -_.1 Literature
of  w1lh1=~
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Want ?
Iiistead oi' ilemandine; Temperature and Ad-
hesiveness in Love, \\
Merely the Virtues of a Hot Mustard
l’lasiei°, Why I)on’t We Ask for
intelligent Love,
insures a Happy liflarriage?
1;, ;l1,;» 1.tu;~:i»ig tluys young people ask each other: "Do you love
ire ~uut‘1\ H tllv l>;i_»i.lo:;ut'.-li'. romaiiticalli`? D0 You love me with ii
\._ _, 111;.;  l1~.'.'t-r tile? Do you love
,§l°~.i' __ l: in-‘.er occurs to them to Ei-'Ski “D0 YOU 10\'9 mc
1 ,lt  ;u;_1;;».;ei~_tiy'2 Do you love me with your Hullfif
~ _ "`4""‘;;lg`-» no you love me with your common sense?"
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 Yi-L intelligent love is the only love that brings _
nd   u;,_j»' peut'e and happiness with it. It is the only !
y  '."1i5f‘ _ne that is a blessing and not a curse to its ITC* lull
W  ,-_e:;t. And it is the only love that lasts. Scii- mp,
ily?  . el. love is what ive should pray the gods to send me
 V,  instead of wasting our petition in dt-iniilidiiig yen
_ 1   ‘_ ~.:pt;utui‘e or adlicsiveness in love, which, after _
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‘,,___~“"` » 'le begin with, the in an and woman who love i wiv
|,_- _ _ _ _ ' . _ 1 ~._e:r.c discretion in what they set their affections 1 ml,
in-_i;_ 'l 1 . 1 _ t t'i..1uioi‘ed of a beautiful face or on athletic figure
in tt its _ lit lurid tht-in any more than a pretty l>li'il11'C Of \\'hlCl\ ea
g, »,  _  \t-_xi-_-y in tune, Nur are they swept oil' their ftet by the
1,, 1 1 ti; 1.1;- siti'L;:;:e iittmetioii of an ogiecoble l»>L’i`50nHmY to
v... ull ,  . ' 'iz iii the urltl atniosphere of donlestlcity. Noi' do they i tp
lui! in ill-.1 eu ;:1» gl/ iierul p.~;u1,-_ple eiitinelated by the old liorlicloru SUX- liit'
i ite ‘.v;lo '.l_<;u .ti .\i‘_'; "We nuli-t love soinebotiy and it might ns well be ev
you."
On the eeiitruz-_\', those who love intelligently use their brains as well me
as tht-ir hearts. 'lhcy know why they love and what qualities in a. mlm istics to supply,
or woinan upprul to them. They love not only youth and beauty in
uoiiit-ti lu. l inert, but the tl~_i;i:x< that stay when youth and beauty have th
121-tl. The ii:;_li.__ent'1~, the wit, the charm, the sweetness, the sympathy l wit
null until t. '._u.:‘.:;e :init ni.il_es men and women eternally interesting to 1 fm
out-li elller .nhl 11.11: l_\_i».l_< them together in a tie they never wish to of
bi1».1l-: url- tile l‘i.;::'_~- 1;:-=.: in.1lte them pick out a certain man or woman _ nd
11,1: .t lll_li.‘.
ln is l.\. Z; ei' ;1_ .I 111 ure in love that precipitates the domestic ‘nn
inch, After All, Are
Which Alone
mc with all your heart and soul?"
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‘ " % % »' " V % teaspoon salt.
i __;,=-. ~' ' 1 teaspoon almond extract.
 \___ I _ ,`  ` I I. he Mill” like White bfeiidi “ddlng washing crepe silk made the darling
__ Q ‘\ 1 __   .f \  l ' A egg and extract to the milk before any vest It can be tacked in place
_I (gi tx. I 4 _ _ _  _ ,I V adding the flour, or use following' so as to be readily removed for
.nil    ‘_ / ,ga _ _th-C sponge method: lalmdering
fa » ;' '__ -     Dissolve yeast cake in is cup milk
K ¢i_,__\_`,.» Sl:  /__, h
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' lukewarm. Add ‘_-’.~ cup flour, beat
I _
._ _ are merely the virtues of a hot mustard 1111i-Sl-i~‘r. = the
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ti-iigetlitw, :.1-~ .,_t. t~__~, uutl the intu'ders, that makes liiairiagc one of thc kn
:nest tl1t;i_»r.~l t1;.;trp;'i.<es upon which one can embark. livery day
we ieuti ,.1 :__ ii '.\:-;».lpeis about husbands and wives slaying each other  th
in a _it~;i1uzl_< 1.- zi _\~, and all of ns know dozens of married couples who ca
iiiake eitii t _:ers liars a burden by their green-eyed suspicions. Vile b
0
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‘_ _.»_ - _ , - . troiililerl with e1-zeiiia :illover my body.
' 1*"  _ It. would burn and ilvli so at night I un
' `_  -Ji. --T could not rest. _
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cleared of the eczema
factored. for the past 52 years, only by Tlul
Had Eczema 1,,
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lilrs. len “`:irtlier, Springfurd Ont., by
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rs old and cross-eyed and red- headed.
And we all know homes that should be happy tlilit are wrecked hy.
in-law trouble. Wives who are jealous of their liuzsbands' mothers.
titers who are jealous of their sons' wives. Husbands who resent their
es' mothers' influence over their daughters. Mothers ivho are deter-
ieci to be first still to their daughters.
And nil the heart-buriiings and the jealousy `nnd the niisery is hc-
use inost people love stupidity, They love sensclessly. That is why
y demand the impossible of each other. That is why they expect
be ull-in-all to each other. That is why the wife expects to take
c piuee to her lillsbalid of his niotlier und father and sisters and bro-
rs und all of his old friends and acquaintances and to furnish his
try intei'e.';t and mnusenieni; in life, The litlsband expects the Sallie
ing of his wife, and it simply can‘t be done. We all have 11. thousand
ds thrf. it takes iz thousand different people with different character-
The man and woman who love intelligently know this. They know
:it there arc many varieties of affection and that one docs not interfere
li the other. They know that the love ive give our parents and our
nilics and that which we give our mates are no more thc same kind
affection than ice cream is roast beef. Tlicy know that a man can
rnire a pretty glrl and still think h is homely Maria the greatest woman
the world. They know that a woman can enjoy an evening spent with
irresponsible playboy and then come home and get down on her
ees and thank God for her plodding old husband.
People who love intelligently do not make the mistake of thinking
at love is some mysteriously indestructible thing that nothing they
n do will hurt and that once a man or a. woman care for you they are
und to go on adoring you to the en d of the chapter because they can't
p themselves. Far from it.
Tiiosc who love wisely know that if you keep love alive you have
cherish it as you would a. fragile flower. They know that li’ you
  over Her  neglect it and if you trample over it, it will inevitably die. They know
tl at it can be choked to death for lack of liberty. That it can be crushed
_ _ tyranny. That I; can perish for lack of warmth. That it can be
f\i"“`““Y“i' ii 1""il “W0 i “HS worn out by nagging and that it just wlihers and gives up the ghost
der perpetual fault~1'inding_
Perhaps in :ill the world there is nothing stranger than these two
I tried (m,,n,n, ,_,m‘_dieA but of no things: That husbands and wives who really love each other treat each
mil l`“»i»1,.tl\itt.l 10 1-,ke Burdnck other worse than they do their deadliest enemy and that husbands and
' ' -   _ 11'.   -
1 »_ `,, ,:f A ,_ ' ~ l H1004 i‘i’i"ff‘~ "Wi 11fl<’i' Ulkilllr FNB wives who would die for each other make their lives together so unhappy
    hnmw "W M"("l ll” °°mI'1°wly thai: eitlieuoiic would be glad to die to get out of it. All because they
o
not love intelligently.
DOROTHY DIX.
nd out to liiiicii or to hire a. female stenogrzipher who was not -1. _ make into R tea ;.mg_ Bake for 20
1
N0 (iEN'l`LIiMAN
The names poured out from the
smoke-blackened windows, and the
little knot of people clustered to-
gether below gave a gasp of aston-
.shincnt as they saw it hefty fire-
nion emerge from the window
cairyiiig a woman in his arms.
Blit alas, as the gallant man step- ,'12 A Derosm
0
ped on the ladder and attempted to
descend, he slipped and fell to the
ground. The woman, following, It
safely but heavily on the prostrate
hem_ _caused gas bloating, nervousness,
The doctor hastened to the scene glad Heep' Get Amerika today; by t'°`
"You're a. very brave mimi” he Hughes Drug O0” Ltd_
cricd, addressing the fireman.
"Brave, begorra, but_ no gentle-
man," said Patrick, rubbing his
bruised limbs, "or I'd a' let the lady
go first!"
Idlencss: He is not idle who does
nothing, but he is idle who might
be better employed,
Try Lydia E Pin|ih|m'a Vegetable Compound
No energy _ . . circles under her eyes. Ifshc
wnniti only try Lydia E. Pinkham's
\'cgctihie Compound in tablet-form,
I yeast cake.
Flour (about 'I cups)
iii cup melted butter.
2-3 cup sugar.
egg well beaten.
ich has been allowed to cool until
t, add remaining milk and 4'4-
ps flour. Stir until well mixed,
rise again. Shape and braid _or
minutes.
X-Ray Can’t Find
Cause of Stomach Gas
"I had awful gas and stomach
trouble. Even X-ray couldn’t find
the cause. I was nervous mid dizzy.
dlerlka. has done vlondcrs.”-Mrs.
Unlike most ' remedies, Adlerlka
d es not act on the stoniach alone.
washes out BOTH stomach and
bowels, removing poisons which
orrow you feel the great effect.
For free sziinllie send 21-sin1u|i
 in l'l)i.l‘IIlll(_\ lIi),, liepi..
i't_‘, St. l’:iiil, .\i|nn.
QUEBEC RECEIVES ROCKE-
FELLER GRANT FOR IIEALTII
UNITS
Quebec, Que., Feb. 13-(By The
Canadian Pressl- A recent an-
nouncement from New York is to
the effect that the Rockefeller
Foundation has accorded the Que-
bec government the sum of $9,000
for inspection of County Health
units and for the inauguration of
an epidemiology service in the pro
vince. This is it tangible recong-
nition of the excellent work which
has been accomplished by the
Quebec provincial bureau of
Health in the establishment of 25
health units in different parts of
the province, resulting in it mark-
el reduction in the mortality rate
shc could be strong and happy again.
particularly of infants.
I 161
,inches bust. Size 18 requires 4%
l yards of 30-inch material. i
And this distinctive model ln-
cludcs all the tailored chic possible
for street wear for early spring.
' It is a small patterned printed
crcpe silk in a very favoured scheme
in navy blue and white. Plain white
Besides printed crepe, are plain
crepes also nice mediums. Tne rough
_ _ ,__ __ __._--___-. _ MP0 Silks are exceedingly modlsn
jf .;_,;§y .. f. thoroughly, cover and let rise, When ghccr wooiens are also suimbm
'- _>-  ligh
 , _,_ __ /Ilwaqs Packed in elllmunum
. ,V ,»____,. _ ~ cu
\ _ " J cover and again let rise; then add
- ~- - f- ~---»-~ '----- remaining ingredients and 1‘,;~ cups
_ flour. Toss on floured cloth and
know men who make scenes if their wives are decently polite to an" knead, using il cup flour; cover and
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er nuln and we know men who would not dare to take an old worn: _ A Morningsnqtze M
Style No. 9'll is designed for sizes
18, 20 years, 36, 38, 40 and 42
Be sure to fill in the size of the
pattern. Send stamps or coin fcoin
preferred.)
Illustrated Dressmaking Lesson Furni
swnmsii Busan Every Pattern
2% cups scalded milk. B” Annabelle uforthl-"ata"
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Will: A will residing within us
and made free to choose the better
part, forges its iron chains link by
link in again and again choosing
thc worse.
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Dr. Williams’ Phill Pills iinniafely
Entieti Sciailc Tmubie ior'Sa:iion Fare-
man-Mrs_ Ugslen Uilewlsa Wolla-
iuiiy Beneftied. _ `
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Rhcumaiism,” w
W. Gilford, C
Ont. “I was a
friend to give I
Pink Pills :i tria
been helped by t
iinued to take them until I had
taken six boxes, when I fell
completely rid of my trouble. When I
started to take Pink Pills I could not
ivulk 115 fcct without having to sit down.
Might mention that, as I am a section
foreman on the milrnad, I am exposed
to all kinds of weather, but I have never
liad :Ln attack in lo years.”
lilrs. J. Otrstcn. Arden, Man., writes gf
RH If
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SUFFERER FRUM RHEUMATISM _
Ciililli NUT WAlK li5 lr
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hlirddpgrdietzoou ollon
_Up Sdsfiuicrdx
having tried evlrything with M ‘
was recommended to try Dr. 
Pink Pills. Having used this 
found A wonderful 
ment. I un now ning .
box. I nm ftelingimgj _
in health ind lm lbi iii
amimd again."
bell: no disease doe h ._
come thin no npw'
' rhcumatism md Hntlnvl'
ments. That fs why'
Williams’ Pink Pills are no ~... 
combatting such ailments. 'I`hr.ir - -
to build up and enrich tin: blood . - -
and actually create new lcd blood
Equally good for rundown, »---- _
nervous conditions. Now cbt -1-1
your dr\lggist’s in thc new glass .
taincr. 5Oc li parkaitr
C. M. Lnmpson Ei Co.
LIMITED.
64 Queen Street S
London, V. C. 4 England
Public Auction Sales
_ .RAW FURS
thinning hugo will be furnish-
ed without charge hy applying
to R. T. Holman. Ltd., Suml u
mrrsidc. I’ F.. I. _‘
Represented hy I,
  212 Fifth Avenue
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BAlUf|\1i‘.:;.‘\ r§()l.|( I':` (IHS. IIT()
81 (Zr1':ii C~e1»rge Street 0
.\lii_\l"Y F() LOAN.
BELI. & M_f\’l`ilIES()N ..
R. lt. lit-ii. I). I.. M:ifh|r~snn_ Lit. ll
Barrister A: Yuliritnrs i
_ M1\ni=v to l,o1n
Charinltt-town :ind f»lont:i4ne
MARK if. Mt'il[ll(i.»\N
BA|mis1'i;|:_ _<:>1,u'i'roi¢, Ere.
For Sale By Tender
_ r
_ ing, leasehold lands in eoiineetion 3
therewith, fu tory equipment. nt-is,
  tlories, traps, rropc, eases. cans, etc.. “
' all as itemivcd ln St-in-ilule "A"
hereinafter referred to. he retorted,
V V * wharf, w:\rcl\nu_<e.<, salt-ltoiise, oiTit-e l
SFR ll ART & ll(_l\\"l'ill']R equipment. and fishing :ind packing
_|_ |)_ rg-[’|_W_\,|¢‘|_ “_ (_~_ 1-qui ment :ill :is ifemizcil in Schr-
:il lirvzine.
ALE OF LOBSTER. PACKING
PLANT, BOATS, TRAI’_S, ETC.,
T ll E PROPERTY 0 F
EASTERN CANNERIES
LIMITED.
Sealed tenders addressed to the hands in it moment, and again the)
ndcrsigned will be received up to Q
nd including Thursday, February
5, 1032 at twelve drloek noon for
LOT N0. 1. Lobster parking plant I ,
New von, N, it. :tt nouglmm Island intluaim; nic- C ut 15° the mysmrl'
 , ‘"'Y» "‘“"°~ "“""'”“§“`- ”°“""“’“‘°'
sl
ceping-house, sheds and ouibuild-
LOT N0. 2. Freehold liiiitl with
factory buildings at L:ii:_;1'liI|\g with h
ops. rope. etc.. all as lit-nilzrd in
1-in-tiulo --ii" lit-reinafier referred “M kivklng aside the brttnelies and
tn. rubbish around the tree, and look-
LOT N0. 3. I-‘ret-lml1l land in Q
Cf-nrgetriivn \'.itli nlTlr‘e building,
D
:1ir~ "("‘ l~f‘reinufi1-r r:‘f.~rre1i tn.
l.0'I` N0. fi. Fin-ftiry huildini: and
I,0'l‘ N0. 5. The fnlloiriligr Boats: l
no .il <:~»i-tfmiwn. smelt I
Stroller" 10 ll. l'_ I-‘msc-r Engine. |
Snmek "I»hui_". Al." 10 ll. P. lmper- V
if l»‘i<hin~;- limits and ll engines. l
fi lfi:it-ltnilnmcd l)orie'<_
l I'tr;'e Iior_v.
nil .'l Ifngincs.
ici Ai /innantlnlt-_ i Fishing Boat
’.<':i.\v us here. Has hc gel anything
hitldcn there, do you think?"
islioulfl come ht‘i'e_ Tile damage
\_¢_|m;h"m,s at I,_m“m_ hmm] as It-oillrllii lulie such v_t:il interest for
tli1~-_‘sional ‘ll
lllill lllll'i‘y liCl'c us 50011 ns hg heard
uf it. . - . He was here for some
lre1~i"’ said Lucy 1~rt_rei'ly_ “And sec
if wc 'can find out what it was he
on _i1i.non¢i\inr¢,4 risliing nom \\'-“S lwkiuxr for. . .?
well; but in desperation he hit oni
  ,S   plan mid, in desperation, followed 2 is Cvcmngj, ms tone' as he said
't'§“`°ug;'a] wmethn it get "Doll" he echoed. "What can W0 lli
- _ _ iere ways . : g - dow.
By COII¢0l‘dI8  ` ling in your story first. l-le hurried .You need,” se h»m_,,
_ C
r _-L _ _ _ to Gi'cshani‘s, ran upstairs to Ames ,. -
(Continued)
That broglit his face up from his
yes met.
“What was hc doing here?" he
epcatcd tliouglitfiilly, and looked
round liini slowly, as if seeking 3,
slie nodded ‘
"YC‘S; 100ki1`ig at the sioi'm dam-
20. lic said. But do you think that
‘as ti'ue?’> slic said.
“Is anything he says ever true?"
"VCYY little, if my instinct against
ini is right," she nliswcl'ed_ "He
d most awfully startled when he
"It's certaiinly qiieei' that he
m, I sltotilti iinagiiic, as to mmm
ensoii, though. . ." said Lcc,
“Shall we go and look around the
Lee sfootl for 11 niouient, think-
M0l\'!'.\' l`0 l_(iAN
and lfnginr.
ing; tlien looked quckly along the
road hearing thc sound of foot-
Clhiermi lii1.1~ii.(`li;1rlnl|1'i1li\’n_ l‘_|<L.|
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peril'-s :ire il1~(t-fl aw! ries'-viii:-d with
'fn-. infere- (wi :it "-'\ (`\'Ti -1~ of the
f"'“ri.'lr\\' in fir-»\r~1!\v'°~ er :li (hr
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back for I; some time_ But not dur-
ius' the day. I fancy, 'riivro wil be
people along here preity frequent-
ops. A little group of people were
rn".gIing idly toward them.
“l\'o,” he said quickly. “If tiicrc's
lytliliig there he wants, lie`ll be
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l_\~ l.il ;~.`;:>nt six this t‘\'t"nlri=:_ We‘ll
go back to the hotel now and I’ll
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li/i'ackli'n comes back it will bc to-
Hc led the way round to the front
of the cottage, alone the garden
path, across the fields, and out in-
to the road aga'n.
They made their wny as quickly
as possible buck io Newelieslen
The first thing they did there
was to find ollt a private inquiry
ageiit and arrange for ri man to be
1.1'-.it to Brady`s Cottage to watch
,lfor the return of Macklin or the
watch the place and report what to Speak at once_
he saw; witlrspeclal reference for "}{ul1¢_,_ Mackllm wlmtrs the mat. y , _ ,,
anyone who might coinc iherc and tgp?" cl-:cd Am¢\5_ "of wm_sc,,
317903” 1° be smrchng for anything 'ISHIVU cried Mwkun' "The m°st She drew st brcatli, with your own story before the
uinoiig the ruins of thc shattered ;i_wful thing has happened, I'V0 ‘Tm glad," sim sud; "lt w.ll bc 0
tree, oi- in the garden of the litllc mnde the most appalling discovery .
FOV' as I-'W md °b5°"""`d t° Lucy’ W“mngt°“ 1““°°e“l' ‘ ° ' ' “What has inode him come here, it
that lock on thc cottage door had Couldn't help wondering. . . . It , -,
certainly turned with surprising seemed so queer.. _" The words -It might be nmcly m3nc,d__ncC’.`
ease for a lock that had nor, been were stuttering out, unevenly, sl-
used for more than tivo years. moot gaspingly. ____h_____ __ _
W-lien this bllsiiiess. which had "Wcil?” said Ames, impatiently. 1_iWW;_"`A`""'" H '_
taken it eoiisitlcm-ble time, was con “Well? What have you discovered?"
cliided, they wrnt to it rcsttulrant Macklin moved neared, creeping
and had lunch. np to the desk very nearly on tip- 
Mcniilme, Macklin during the toe,  I
bus ride but-k to l;1tlgt~.\ioiie, lirttl #Ive discoveretl why she was so y
had time to i~clle1_-i, and reilaclinii kren about the ease," he sa`d, lean-
liad broiiglit hitn in rt p.nitt. of curs- ing to\\':n'ds Ames and lowering his
ng hilnself for his lniiit~ii'.:l’il1_- show voice to .1 whisper.
of nei'vt‘s when lie l'1>ll;ul liiiiisclf "Ycs?" 1
confronted by \Vu:i'1n;~,i:ii. llc had, “Her husband is young Worr
of coiuse, known that \V.n'i-liigton ion. . . ."
would be frte by now, lie liiid, in- "Wlmi!”
tleetl coiiiiied the day exactly as "Yc:;; culling himself Lee, but
Jim had giiesserl just iiew. But as _voung Warringtoti all the same. I
time weiit on and \Vai'rn:-_loii did " '
tictliing, lie had begun tl, feel him- "You must be nislnkcii!"
self secure, Bcsltlcs, lie hid prefs- “I’ni noi_ I charged him with ii.,
ing troubles of his oim that on one and lic owned up to it in so many
knew nnytliiiig afzoutz anti they words. . .V
had rather completly occnpeql his “Good God!" cried Ames, utterly
mind and attention. Now he rcaliz- dumbfollnded.
cd the iinpirssioii that li :s "ncivcs"' “I thought you ought to know at
must have created, ard :ncked his once, slr, I thought it my duty. .
brains as to how best lo cover un‘ ." began lifacklin, recovering his
the mistake he had inatl:-. .smooth tones somewhat.
After a while he bt~g.ni soothing '¢Yes; 'of course. Quite right. Teil
himself with the reflection that the me exactly what happened_"
stuntion, after ull, wa.-1 mt differ- Macklin leaned iieltrer still, talk-
ent now from what it had been ing rapidly, almost in 9, whisper.
when Warrngion was fiuigiitl guilty.  he had f nishcd Ames arose. :"v‘:;h"|‘:;‘?~°:’::i';‘I::;’2::°:¥;°}:;)
It was still his woid against War- O.der my car round quick. Im |-.°, ,,,°,,,,, yung, ,,¢,;°,,, ,,,,"ykk, in
rlngtonks, and his word, sq far, had going to confront iii.m,'Y he said. boliingwoiu nndinhoisxieamingvcpom
worn all along the line. Why “Meantlmc, Macklin, not a word to
shouldnt it continue in vsln? It 1;, single soul."
was the argnnirtit nf n feni~-l;emiis- That was how it happened that ~
ed man. when Jim and Lucy returned to  V
He felt that hr' iiuist. riirh ihlngs; the R/Jynl Hotel titer lunch they
decide qu cl-.ly what line to iailte- were tcld that Mr_ Oliver Ames vAp°Ru'
brfore Jim tid nnviliinlg fresh_ II: was waitin: for them in tlicir sute.  Y S A R 
was in mi awful .stole of paliie, and They received the news Without o V E R 4,; M ' l L I ° N J A  S U S ‘ D
not at all able to think clearly or sign of being moved by it, but as _
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they were glong up iiivtliewlit Lucy
caught Lee‘s arm and whispered: l
“What are We to do, Jim?"
_ , _ And by avoiding him lot i‘, seem to
appearance of Billy Brady, Lee did oficc, and, almost; without. knocking that I am Mmm of him.” i
not give Mnckl_n's name, not dc- fyung omg the door and stood look ‘ “Are you anayd of 1;hn?-- she n
tails of what he 0-‘¢D¢CiCd. but the ing at Ames, breathing so quickly asked quickly ve
H1811 d0iYiil0<1 f01' the .10b WHS W that for a. moment he was unable =
“Not in the least,” he answered
‘Then you are going lo sec him?
almost n relief to get it over.”
Cottage' or even in me cottage it" ' ' ' I “wandered why Mrs' Loc l As they went along the corridor w
,self_ _ should be so keen on proving young ' ,
to their rooms, slic asked:
do you think?
he a.nslvcrcd. “He might even be
going to ask tis to dine with him
th
"As I remember Macklin, iia_
not the man to be interested
the phenomena. of nature 1..
al-, was bitterly fronical_ She look-
for notureis sake," he said
dill!
cd at him quickly. `
"No: you th’nk it has something
do with. . ." she was begin-
ng, when he broke in:
"With Macklin? Yes. I do, I think
ry likely Macklin has told him
who your husband is." '
"Would he, though? Surely he'd
be afraid to do that?"
"Theres somellilng in gettng in
ther fellow gets in with his," he
aiiswcred. "Besides, he may be
'nnting to drag n. red herring; get
Aines on to my ii-acl: while he goes
nd gets rid of whatever evidence
there ls aga'ns5 h'm, over at the
coli a.ge_"
They stepped outside an »
of their sitting-mom and for in
stant looked at each other.
(To Be Continued)
Those Grease Spots: Oc
grease spots on carpets are '
table. To remove them scrub '
pentine well into them with a_
cloth and with at circular 
ment. This dissolves the :1
which can be removed niong _
the turpentine by rubbing
wards with n. soft clean rig, i_
ing to a clean place ns one ‘1
becomes soiled.
of pneumonia
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develop from
neglected colds
Unless checked, the "siinple cold” pulls
down the body resistance and frequently
mack.
paves the way for pneumonia’s d0=idlY
It is wise to treat every cold pr0mP‘lY' »*
This is doubly important durl_HK _‘hc nc.” .7
few weeks when pneumonia is at_ ll? _
height. Rubbed onthroatand clieSf,V|€i  ~r
acts fwo ways at once in relieving C01 5'
. by
(1) Irs medicated vapors, released
the heat of the body» 91° mhalcd d"_°“
to the irritated air-passages, l0°?°`""‘5
the phlegm and easing the breathing-
(2) Ac the some tim¢» if “C” 'lf,'°"5h
the akin like a poultice or plaster, d““"°
. ing out" tightness and aoren¢5!»
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