The Eugene guard., June 29, 1925, Image 7

Monday Evening, June 29, 1925
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Dick groaned despalrlnoly as ha
tContlO'iel from pact oue)
you'vo been singing tho blues to your
iplf all day. You haven't had a bit
of a good time, have you?"
Gloria shook her head.
"V uhe confessed. "I haven't. I
feel awfully 'blah,' somehow or other,
today."
"You're worrying about that sap,
Wayburn," May said with sudden
btuntness. "And you're a fool to do
I've had his number ever since
the night of your party when he made
such a fuss over Myra Gail. He's
tome sheik. ... At least, he kids
himself that he isl
Gloria looked intently at her fin-
:urnails.
"Hum's left town," she said at last.
"So don't worry about him and me
am- more. . . . Ami I don't know
what's the mntter with me, May. Hon
estly." '
lint she did know.
.She . was terribly lonely without
NXvburn.
What's the use of pretending.'
file asked herself ou the way home
tlirougli the streets, warm and sunny
in tho lute afternoon quiet. "I'm
homesick for Stau. That's what's the
matter with me. That's all that's
'.vtoug with me."
VViiyburn hail filled her idle days
with interest, for mouths past.
When there wus nothing else on
I, mid, he was always srenily to to fur
a drive or a hike with her. He al
ways had a new dnnco to teach her
. .'. or the latest New York hit to
ing to her.
lie had a ready laugh, and a wealth
of funny stories, lie was amusing,
(iloria had always called him her
one-man show."
Now that he was gone, time hung
hearilv on her hands. She didn't
know what to do with herself all day
l,,ng. ,
"I'm lost without Stan. That s
about the size of it." she told herself,
in she turned the corner of her own
Ptreet.
The mother of the Itonberg twins
was just ahead of her, followed hy her
lovely off-spring on roller skates.
Across the street two of the neigh
bors stood gossiping on the driveway
between their houses. Gloria looked
at them, curiously.
They seemed happy and contented
in their placid, deep-bosomed ma
turity .... those two women.
Hut I wonder if they really are.
Cloria asked herself. "Or are they
sick and tired of married life, like I
im?"
She quickened her steps and caught
up with Mrs. lonberg.
'Hello therel" said the twins
mother. "It's nice to see you around
home again. I tried to get to the
hospital to see you. but the twins
were both sick in bed with bronchitis.
and I never poked my nose outside
the house for two weeks!"
She sighed. "It's Just one thing
sfter another for a woman, isn't itV
he asked. "Now it's the spring sew
ing, and then the canning sesson will
be here, and after that the fall clean
ing and sewing! .... My goodness. I
don't get time to do half Hie things
I'd like to do!"
Gloria looked at her Intently. Was
I Fashion Plaques
pi b racist uJ to be the um
bo! of bondace, bnt not so tMif.
" mniirt woman wfsrt both irros
1 'frf.J with jewrlM r.d carrM
t bands and dooxn't care whether
own bdj oiiiTr j-wlr7- Tby
I barbaric pindcr that in
' 5' fa.
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man ova mi i w,,.,. . Dv . - Thc;c ' . '' ' ' ':,r. i( ti?,r V-wJ " " 1 . ' ,.e..ra i i HI w.' J . ...rii
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"""" lVv sowsuiherm feLA I 1 S gryM'Asr II ZZZ7 PARICi w w wft. rWS
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dropped Into his armchair
this little, bright-eyed emiling wo
man discontented like herself?
"What would you like to do, real
ly?" Gloria asked her.
Mrs. Donbrrg tauithed.
"Well," she said, "I've had three
cans of blue paint up ou ray broom
closet shelf for three months," Bhe
said, "and I know it sounds silly to
say it, but I juBt can't Beem to find
time to paint the twins' bedroom set
with it! That's what I'd really enjoy.
Fixing up my house so it would be
pretty, like yours. Mrs. Gregory."
Gloria's interest flugged.
She certainly had nothing In com
mon with the little "hausfrau" betdde
her!
She Bflid goodby to her and walked
Dick was In the side-yard trnns
pliinling some rannas along the house.
'"Hello, where have you been all
day?" he greeted her.
"At May's house," Gloria answered
briefly.
IMck ran up the front steps and
opened the door for her. lie followed
her into the house.
He asked her how May was. He
told her thnt Mrs. Gordon had tele
phoned an invitation to spend the Any
with her, tomorrow.
Hut (xlorin knew that that was not
what he had come into the house to
say.
He said it leaning up against the
newel-post -at the foot oT" the stairs,
nervously tapping the trowel be still
held, on the polished wood.
"Hoc Seymour thinks I ought to
go away for a rest," he said. "How
would you like to go away with me
for a couple of weeks, or so? It
would do us both good."
Gloria's eyes nnrrowed.
"Is your mother going along, by
any chance?" she n sited, biting off
the words, like little bits of ice.
"We el, jDoc Seymour thinks she
ought to go along." he began. "She's
not getting over her operation as well
os he hoped j
Gloria interrupted him, snappishly.
"Is she going?" fhe asked sharply.
"Now don't hedije, Iiek! She is go-1
ing, isn't she?" !
"T don't see how I can very well
tell her yon don't want her with us."
he Baid. "After all, she's my mother. !
Glory."
"Well, go with he, then! Hut
count me out!" Gloria cried passion
ately. "I wouldn't go to the most
wonderful plnce on earth, with your
mother, IHrk! I rnn't stand her!"
Angry tears sprang to her eyes.
Rut she brushed them away with the
baek of her hand, and ran uptnirs.
She went into the little taffeta
hung room that had hern hers sine
the beginning nf luck's illne.s. SJie
locked the door behind her.
In a moment I irk was there, rat
tling the knb. . j
"Open the door. Glory," he plead
ed, "and we'll talk this thing over
sensibly ..... What's the use of
your taking it this way? F.ren if
mother goes w:th u, you won't have
to see miifh of her .... Open the
rloor please!'
"Oh, dry up and blow away!"
Gloria answered crossly. "I'm not
going to talk about it any more! Yon
go with your precious mother, and
I'll find something to amuse me here
never fesr!"
She stopped suddenly. She had
just found the letter! Stanley Way
hum's letter! .... There it s!nd.
propped up against a tall perfume
bottle on her dresser, where she
would be sure to see it.
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With shaking fingers, fd-.e ripped
open the cheap, white envelope.
"Pear Kusset," the letter read. "I
trust this letter will find yon well and
happy- After J sent the old fanner
to get you the day of the accident, I
bent it. I thought you were dead
whn I saw ymi lying under the car.
and I knew if I stsyed I'd he miiM
up in a scandal. Relieve me. I ws
glnd when I heard that you'd only had
a few broken bones. If anyone hap
pened to find my silver eigaret rnr.
will you send it to me?"
"As slwaT. S W."
Pelow th letter he bad penciled his
address.
He was living on Forty-Second
street. In New York.
Forty-Secnsd street! The wor-!
broyrht to Gloria a sudden Tiion '-f
electric lights, dashing taiicars. gar
crowds of people, red-striped awn
ings before restaurant entrants . . .
- Her breath caught In her throat.
II.w she would lore tt be therw! I'srt
of the movement, the color, the riot,
the Bois! "
Thee was corned beef for dinner
that eight .... corned j , .
hore-rsdish s;. iVd eahhsg.
"I hate corned beef" GIri
rtaJmed when the meal was s!rnot
ovtr. "1 win jw'n g n a Ult.e
It . 11 ui . .nn . til t1 -il .i IZ: -J II IIEFF.CAILS "H I
1 lw I tt U l ., t . ' 1
t ij t- i k . i i. jerrv un t ict . m o e n
SMiS. " "D - " - iw ixearon 10 oweu up
! MUIT AND
JEFF
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HINTS ON HOW TO BE BEAUTIFUL !
Just Watch Your Diet,
Agatha
Ilv AGATHA l)i:nl'SSi:Y
I (If the Ziegfeld Kollies)
I)l"t'AI"SK I know benuly iniiwt come.
1 1
fr,,;,i tl, mM. Inst'"") o' 'b"
outs-lo. 1 am Mtrcmely csreful of my ,
diet, litirii';; the Ktinnn''r I avoid all (
e..m'i.lieat.-d miilur.-s of fn..,l and all 1
Inplilv s''H'i,f,l dr-s.mp or ssai-es.
' , ,,r ,,vic n "k. bnt no more,
I have in.-st Th" re.t "f th- lim" .
1 ne oil green Vegetable". s'mpSy
,..,li. d or arrange.! in -rii salads. ;
mre money to keep hon-e ..n. I
Then we wouldn't ha.e I., ent t li
horrible stuff, just be,-auee it- rh-a.r
Ili.k laid down his knife and f'"1
on hi. plate. He l-k'd ""- "'
table at Gloria th.-iglnfuHy.
That r-i-.in.i: be said. "Miss
Ilriggs "id l"' "" h"1'' "f
mine hile I ' '"k " ""
,hr backyard. I afraid HI have to
k ),,u for that money. Giory
We can t afford to spend it Just now.
Thai's why I'm tm'.g to f' b
place uin m, self."
I lider Ihe tablecloth, tilons s hands
were iwlstll. and MtistiJ th'ln
' H.hes franticali).
si.,., tried to "pen her ino.i'h to
peii'k. Hu' 'be eouldi. t make up h-r
mil d bat to ssy.
What culd she M) ? " bat -s.
ihere to ssy?
She hsd gien up all bop of Wty
hums psjug back the mon.-j '.
She sal s l-nt, look.ng at I . W wild
k-r great brown eves f:ied and "'ar
,'rg Tl.-n she began lo cry. Tears
,..,, distressed IJM-k korriWy. h
knesr. I,,.
lie got hu se.e) e -n around the
ub . her. lie dr.. t,.r up f."-n
. her rtair. and o-it "f .he
led b'T to !' davenporl in " "'"
r.e.rn aw! nd li-r .!. into H
. vei.etjr d'OM.s. I
. Crr lit'le thing'" be s..l ' sr.
jo'.- s.'rs.d to f ii in e al.il d. I
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Says This Zleflfeld Beauty
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'vij'.WrA.'iMl1 ftl'ret n.W.V. US' ,1
Debussey
I No desserts of cake or pis come ni)
way. but 1 hnre all the fre.h frulls
j and melons I want. Often I drink
,, ,,, ,.,..1
jij. ,,.rlJiul( ,, ihet simple, 1 have
very litlle to do fur my eomplrxlon
hut eleonse it. Ami my weight stuyf
Sfiwn so well I don"! hve to worrj
about any eilra pounds.
So my lo inltv creed is Just - Wnt. h
.'OMr diet and l...ir file,- Bl.d Weight
will Ink, iMre uf tl.-l".'
i ni'h the iiK'lie) ?.,,,. You fpet,t it,
i didn't you ';"
Gloria ri-idd'd, soM.ing at : 1 1 f
: ftiek's breout.
i "'I'h-r', there, d'U.'t cry," ls said.
' "It doeMh't f:ntter, botiey. I Woiiidu't
have mention' d it to you. oi,t we're
dead-broVe. Jd hare gi-en it to you
' fr bts a:,d titi'tg., if I tur-n t right
down to ri-' i tH.ttom!"
tilorii wiped her eyrs, Ri-d l'...ked
! up at him.
" I J; n. w here are you goiig to get
the n.oney to go nrflT on umr 'fji'
phe asketl. " ihe.ujd llnok - I i
right baek to work ltf!orrw. if ..u'r
down to jour 1 t i(..l!sr' Iri'd f
plttHfilng an epetVite triji"
I'i'k groaned de.irmici s h
dr"pt"d lr'ro h arr--!' h ur.
' I lieif k unr I d i;k- i.. iln
W. ba'-k to work." h -I 'l. ' l"it I '"
S-vtr:rttjr 'f't I't g hifk iltto
the offire until IVe p it -n (e.; ji . ir.d.
He- H.S I'll gO ' tO pi A, .( J d..." '
1 He ejared hi thrO1 s-,d v i t on
i!h d.-ffni.itj.
i I'm goirg to nr:orzei- H.e h'ue."
h SJid "Vou -e, )F;t f-.I fo
get S''TT.e tnf'f't j to t '! -v-r "Is!
I start ejirntr.g agsifj. t. I ha'e
, to put a piaster fn it. '--ii 1 g'KfH
' it re. n't be helped (. ! a pret
ty lough run .f !'i(k. 'n''. ,'.
Inifij e, r'!,--i!'.'"
Gloria rt"t J- 1 p'" t 't
' bsr-dnge fcrf..., her S'h-.f!? eh' -!.er
I Mif-'-.d tl re have' S'lf ftlM
W 'he ( ..-oe of
Wa.b-jrur i.-.k t-i.-L i atiil Lave
that cigaret case of his.
give it to him."
"Yon enu't,'' Gloria
"He's left town."
The moment she had said It she
.'...lid have bitten off her tongue for
her stupidity.
"Ilium!" I'ick mused, "that's to.
. . . A letter came for you from
New York today, 1 told Rnlighild to
put it on your dresser. Hid you get
It?"
"Yes." Gloria faltered. "I did."
"Who writes y..u letters from New
York!" nick asked.
tTo be continued)
Radio
Programs
Kt.W, Puriland. 401.5 netera-41
;o T p. in, ( buide Johnson aud his
ltnk,r thrjiier orchestra; 7:d0 tu H p.
in, w.'jitbei. polire and turke; -poi'a,
lit us hullftins an I t.aetu.ll
ir in'... After s p. in., alien' fr bi.g
distanro rc-fptiun.
Kl'I, Iais Aiuelea, 'al., -I17 meters
- U, il p,
K&aimuer's musical
mi'liiice; t, Mi.-I tamel's nightly doing;
J:f.V r.iduitoriul talk; 7 t'.ilifornm
Serenaders' orchestra. George Crunk,
leader- SiMinund SaeliH. violin soloiM;
U"!fe 1'ratt, tenor; S H, program, Owl
hrtig roinpnny; 10, program, W'hI-
ter M. Murpliy Motors company. Vir-
ginin riehn. Had... uigln ; Us j
Angele. atnng qua. tet ; 1. 11, Ks.nm-
oer. preu.uig lta West and ns
Alexandria hotel rfanee orchestra.
Kb'iM, Heattle, Wash., JMXli me
tera - J tl:4ft p. in., (llympic hotel con
cert orchestra; 0:4ft 8:15, Hherman,
t lay A; ( ". program; H:U UK Times
dsnce music.
K V W It, Hollywood. Cal., 2.'2 me-
tera p. m., chddren'a hour, Ml j
Hrt.lher of KKWIt; 7 S, program, I New Complexion
John A. Kvens rorporstion. lli. iendii c.t.He.l sirnw hats that have faded
I'ark or- hesti-J; H H. program, t heek ; mnr ,r niM,P hka new by coloring
Neal Coffee t".lii.iili'( .Maxwell House Mlt( j m,m ihinned to (ha right
coffie string quartet, Harry' Jackson, j .in.e and made the consistency of
lender, Columbian iualrumentiil trio, ftiolit.e.
Horolhy Hodd, nopratio; tMO, Alia- f
dena program by K. 1'. Janes Kay j y Regal Color
KalluKC nd ltdl Ha- h. th jaas wma Th(r0 . f()f
fld oreha-tra; 10 11. Warner lrJl)e v,t ,(N,y Ul pur)U ,ll(t ani
fi-tibc. direction i harlie bellman. , fr(k. but ll.r purple cat Is featured
KG.). Oukland, Cal.. Ml 2 me.rr. j(j
- ti-7 p. m., Kuhler k Cbte Ampu-o
fttidioa, Nona t.aiu-heli, niezso-so-j.rmo:
Alien Guiiine l'oyni. violin
t; Theodore Ktrotig. organist; k.
Amprion trto. ' The Trend "f Agricul
niral I'ricts." I'rofraaor I- W. Flu
!i,,rty; "(ietling (tur ( hddren H'arlrd
It ght," Or. Ait-crtine Richards Nab;
"Keftern of Appllaitfou," W. .1. .Miir
en; " Aineri'niJi,ntiou." Iisn 1. Hhi-r-tie;
10-1, Henry H.iUiead's orchestra.
Vvli.1. At.gek.. Cal., 4'T,2 me
T4.r- 11 7 p, m., Iighion's Arcade
feierii orchestra; .lack Crnnshaw.
..Mler; H 1". program.
K'l t T.. S. 41 Ik, Wa.h.. '. '.' n"
S !t p. in., br iril ran Seieiire
el lire- i't. ll.'iSi- nl ntlidio pr'grlll.
K"X. l.!iwu- d. Cal.. ne
ii ,. .". .;.ti ft: I '.p. m Wrtisn.er p.pe
rgsn stud-t. Hd 'AH shorts talk,
I,"., trel talk. W. y. Alder;
:;r. diiuier hour iii'inte; 7::t". pro-
ffl lllll. 1 o!!
: 1 1 1 1 . t-r eompjin ;
'J. program. I- W. Sforkwell com- 1
, 1. -n. : '. 1". progrr, in, i. ?rnwaiier i.d
l',..tv;i. I-"--' 't""r',',
f -irii.g'tH'.; 1" I'- G'odr.ih dver
! f, c.ird d;,ne f.reiRatrM. Un ,
j M ; CI. '!' 1 g-r. eontrs eontr.ilto; I't 1
;, A'.e l.w'-nf'11 C-oa.nit Gfove
(;,pe ,.r.-l,fi.Jra from A m!i.id'T ,
1 ., i
1 KI'G H -n Fnnfisen. "!.. '
j ..,!rr. t'rV p. m . bs-et.all; i 40 7,
I Waldemar I.nd ar.d ft' States ftei-
i turl.t orrhextra; H UK "peial.c
r; nh'. Clare H.rrngtoR. Artur- ''v
- :rv-a. org(.!": I-U. Waltinujr l-ii-d 1.
1 j,,) ssi'Mte Its! uraiit of'i-trs. : U.
i KIX. 'fikinf.'!. ' ni-tra- , 7.
i 7 7 :m p- m. news i'em. we.ither'
i r,.r..mM. rrarkei. ai.'l 1 -nanoal ' "
S : l.'i st'id.o pr. g-'m, n-i.'tle u'isr-
sr.d M J trio !h sol'.is; i
, :t 1;,, fI1M- hr I'-hi t,r'i! oM' h' twill ' '
roo'fl enterintr. br-id a.t frm 1
v w,-t', t,aijro..m; ! I". 11. regiiUr .
If.eefmg ti.e I'Pte.-ijti Order '-f le"ke ! -Mem't
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KJ "Mi. ly.s Angs, Cal., '.'7.' me
1 1er - S.lenf nigh'- j ',.
KCAi: I'ullm.sn, Wash., filnfl me. -J.
' teri--7 ''J I'- m ' eflu'-atl'insj ami
il r rf-f-'-im ?J.rm tiik. Bi'i: I'l
t,y 'u'.-tm i--nt.
The Transcontinental Tourists Reach Chicago
FTAPPER FANNT ScVyy
4 ISM Wl SW StIMCt,
Lipsticks rnaka men im rod.
Home I lints
To Dlsooiiraoa Moths
Wrap your woolen garments In
iicu Mpriprrs putting moth bulls in the
folds, and puck away for the auin-tni-r
in covered holes. Printers' ink
Is very nhnoilnus to moths
Those Rust Stains
f, tl,m wllh Jliipi( mM Mt
, fin d , ,he .,unhiM.
Try an Oil Rub
If a black straw hat has heroms
bifity and gray, brush It thoroughly
with a ptrc of flannel that has been
slightl oiled uiih vaseline
Those Tan Shade
I hie to the iiopulitrity of beig, one
sees much brown and tatt footwear,
and ronihinaliotis of the two shades
in the same uimp.
CHOSS-WOHDFOH
LITTLE FOLKS
If you ever caddied on a golf course
ymt will i-erlatidy know the first word
Herons, hut if not, it menus forward,
and sounds very much like the word
it iiteaim.
4 ISM Wl ' ' WKA mMMCt, SM j
P T R T
-j.j tL
S fa
'I '' 0
t:tu. i.VJl
Z li
'T-ri 73 rm
J I fcaanil
Aerott
Forward or in front.
Trutiiftil.
Hebrew word for God,
Irnlisii river
I's'd puhli'ii.
Wit hui
I'arts of a verb.
I,o(;g grs
Oowa
.Msehine for folding
I p'UI
Hecond note in scale.
I hevere4.
To aria.
'Jilt W-m Ipl I
I'.iint of i-otnpan between north
po and hre the sun nurs.
I'oHit of rott.pas between south
pd ar.d where the "in ris.
ADVENTURES OF4 THE TWINS
Th B and
Silver Wing tat on a ros and
apray of
(As a succaaaor to Jack Daw. a
new ftature for children la bslnf
started In The Guard today. It la a
daily fairy story. The first oue fol
lows herewith.)
VJIIA'KII U'INrt and NlmbU Toea
appeared to Nancy and Nick one
day when they ware weeding the gar
den, Hilrar Wing sat on a ruaa and
Nimble Toea balanced herself on a
spray of hnueyauckls, looking like a
very gorgeous butterfly.
"Hello!" said Hllvar Wing as loud
ly as she could which wasn't so vary
loud.
"Hello!" satd NlmbU Toes almost
as loudly as Hllrtr Wing, bat not
quite.
To the Twins It soonded like two
litlle mouii squeaks, but they had
sharp eyea and sharp ears, and ths
minute they beard thess odd sounds.
Ihey knew that something unusual
waa happening.
"Hello!" they answered.
Then they looked around In every
direction ry. TJ carefully, and
suddenly they apUd the two tiny crea
turse. "What are you doing here?" aaked
Nick, throwing a big burdock leaf over
the fenca and hitting hia hande togeth
er to abake off tba dirt
"We're on busineaa," ssid Kilter
Wing. "We'fe brought a leitsr from
the Fairy Queen. Where Is It, Nim
ble Toea?"
Nimble Toes fished around In her
pocket and brought out a tiny envel
ope which she held out. "Here H
Is," she said.
Ho ths Twine took Uie letter snn
Nick read It. This la whst the letUr
aid :
"Dear Twins: Tou are eurh smart
lit tie peopia and so brava and every
thing that I am going to auk you to
help me again. I'm id all sorta nf
trouble. Bomsone stole my beee and
haven't any honey. You Date no
f Cynthia firey Says:
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Its CYNTHIA GRFT
M'
ANY and many an "Id maid U the
direct and uiihaouy result of the
'Meady company" limiitutlon. And
there is no n,r unfair arrangement
on earth than this one between a man
and a woman.
"I love )oi," sate th man. "and
so I want you all myself. 1 want
no other man to cull on you, to take
oti lo parti or movies, or to make
love to you."
e
Very often the girl In the case is
greatly flattered by tins proposal.
Time and bitter eipenence have yet.
to tfh her that when a man loves a
girl be wants her for hi" wife . , .
not for hu "steady company."
She hai yt to find out that (be
man who aska a girl tn let him maks
bvs to her without asking her to
rnsrrv him, is a "dog In the manger."
The plain fart is that he doesn't want
h-r. himself, and he do-sn't wut
aiiton else to hevs her. . . . unlit he
h fallen in love wt'h someholy els!
A girl plsye a waiting game in k-re.
She cannot go out tit woo the Pritica
Charming of bar choice, as a man can.
H, has to wait until someone cornea
long and falle In lose wllh her.
Aod nt the end ( one love affair,
h has in ni '. waiting for the next
one to h-'gto. Whereas a man ean
break off" wiih Mary at a hat unlay
By BUD FISHER
thf Ootrfan Htv
NlmbU Tost balarod harsalf on
honeyeuokl
Ida how fond I abb t bmbst. All
gueana Ilka hontj and I Ukt It batur
than anyon, alsa. 1 boUsra.
"Now, my bsst ara apacUl baea.
Thoy maka all thslr hoasy out of rosa
jniro. Itut I bar many sasmlsa and
thsy has, basn Jaalona of 037 bm for
ysara and yaarm. Now thay haro
bsan atoltn tha ba,a Iuto- and I
wnndsr If you will vo In starch of
th,ra.
"If you ara wflllnc to r. pataa.
tall Hllrsr Wlnia and Nimbi Tvm
and they will ftr 70a tha Karl
shoss.
'Tha bta ar ha Oea fMa htr :
hapsd Ilk aa acorn
"I hop yoa will fO KrtA ttsat To I
won't bar Tary mveh trostbl fhnallng
tbsra for m.
"luring ly ymrrtv , '
"TUB FA.1KI QURBtir
-dura, w.'ll ioI" mUi Wick.
"I ahonld aay vol" nU Kaacyj, ,
"Wbar ara ths mtflo show, nlaasa.
Fairies? W'U 10 and bant far tti
(oldeo, b htr rl(bt away."
1'hsr thsy ar," ald Mrw Wbvf .
pointing nndar th roa buaa.
Ths Twin looksd and lo awd p ,
hold, tiers wr th ihotsV
Thsy put thorn on and liiatjmllT th.
two falrla, flaw back to th Palrr
Quson'a palac bsssrlnf th now thai
Nancy and Nick had start sd on an
othsr adremtur and wonld saarch far
and wlda for th wonderful bat that
mad roa bossy for bar Hoyal Hlf h
nsas' labia.
Aa for Nancy and Nick, thsy atood
for a mtnat eonsldarlnf whar ta
o. "I.st's aak th Orm VTlsard
In tha traa-topa," aald Nancy.
"That's a pratty lood Idsa," aald
her brothsr.
And by nsnly wlshtng. thay wr
whlsktd Ihroafh th lr to a for, it
' of tall tries.
I (To Pa Conttnnsd.)
1 (Copyrljht, 10-.'5. NBA Harriet, Inc.)
night dance, and ask Sally to go t
.Sunday nin aerrlca with him, 24
boura Uteri
e
Unfalrl Of eonree. It is. But tin
ier orasent fondltlona, most of the
1 man-mads rules of thla world are tin
'air t women. The one safe Institu
tion for women U marrUge. . . .with
its forerunner, the formal engogt-
1 men 1.
And a man who U sincerely tn lova
will offer nothing lesa than this to the
woman of lua choice.
".Man." remarked a long-dead ag,
j "proposes, and woman disposea "
j The aensilds girl will Immediately
i dispone of the chap who propos a
j teady company" to her. If his lova
' la worth anything it is worth the dig
nity of an engagement, at the very,
j eery least !
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Fashion Tips
1,'MWIOIIiKHKP nst it aa sffwtira
' s triimninf for liiierle frocks ot
vnlls sn.1 itrfan.lt.
Eaiy la Mak
r.,llar and cuff ls of ribhon In
hls'k or hrlsht colors srs sh.iwti fop
sM.rt rostumes.
Good Taam Work
In roiineniou with ths print rtrssa
ths use of tha wi.ls jabot ia almost
iiisvitaDls,
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