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C H A P T E R V m —C o n tin u e d
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Jo sa rh M c C o rd
C H A P T E R IX
w ish th a t he h ad not m e t L e e 's f a ­
th e r u n d e r the p a rtic u la r c irc u m ­
stances.
“ D ale!” E velyn ex cla im ed , when
the big ro a d s te r w as in m otion.
“ You d o n 't know how th rille d I am
o v er th e idea of y o u r coining back
h ere to sta y . I th in k it's w onder­
ful for you. I'll like it, too ."
“ I t does sound w onderful. So
w onderful th a t I h a te to tu rn it
dow n.”
“ W hatever do you m e a n !”
“ It's d ecen t of yo u r fa th e r to give
m e tim e to think it over. B ut I
know w hat th e an sw e r h a s to be.
I c a n 't do it.”
"S urely y o u 're Joking. D ale.”
E velyn sw ung the ro a d s te r to a
skillful h a lt a t the c u rb in fro n t of
the p arso n ag e. She shut off the m o­
to r and sa t eyeing h e r p a sse n g e r
rep ro ach fu lly .
“N o.” D ale o b serv ed tho u g h tful­
ly, “ I d o n 't think I'm joking. I’ve
put in four h a rd y e a rs p re p a rin g for
m y own job. I like m y w ork. I feel
su re th a t I can m a k e good in It and
I don’t know the first thin g about
banking.
T h e re 's a n o th e r thing,
E velyn. I w a n t to m a k e m y own
s ta rt in life, flrst. T h a t’s w hy I
know I'm going to declin e y o u r fa ­
th e r's offer. I d o n 't w an t to be c a r ­
ried . If you know w hat I m e a n .”
" I d o n 't kn o w ." T h e re w as a
It's Time to Sew
For Now and Spring
Bad Luck in Double Doses
I T 'S fun to sew d u rin g the long
* w in te r ev e n in g s, w hen you u se
th e se sim p le p a tte rn s , ea c h in­
clu d in g u d e lu d e d sew c h a rt, so
th u l you c a n follow th e m w ith no
tro u b le , and listen to th e rad io at
th e s a m e tim e. R ight now, th e
s to re s huve g ra n d b u rg u in s in fab ­
ric s , too, so It's c e rta in ly th e tim e
to g et so m e sew ing done. You
c a n m a k e such p re tty things, and
su v e so m u c h m oney, by doing it.
T w o -IH errr for G irls.
H e re 's a c h a rm in g d re s s th a t
g irls in the 10-to-lfl size ra n g e will
love for school, en d it's so e a sy
Picture
Parade
W N V S e r v ic e.
Mrs. B rady stole a troubled glance
a t Lee. “ H ad you h eard about it,
d e a r ? ” she inquired gently.
“ No. M o th er." The brow n eyes
w ere w atching the needle.
"M aybe it's a big s e c r e t" B rady
observed. “ H enry d id n 't say so,
though. H r hud ju s t been talking
to Dale. As 1 w ent into the office,
D ale w as com ing out. E velyn w as
w ith h im ."
"D oes th a t m e a n D ale will not
go back to sch o o l?" Mrs. B rady
asked.
"N ot as I u n d e rsta n d i t A ccord­
ing to H enry, h e 's going to finish
his w ork and com e back h e re in
the sp rin g .”
“ I think I am ra th e r so rry to
h e a r t h a t ” Mrs. B rady said the
w ords slowly.
“ So am I ." B rad y adm itted with
a frown. “ I w anted to see the boy
go on w ith his own work. A lw ays
h ad an idea he m ig h t m ake som e
so rt of rep u tatio n for him self.”
A few day s a fte r C h ristm as, as
“ D ale, how lo v ely !" L ee e x ­
claim ed , as she carefully opened D ale stood a t one of the windows in
th e box and b ro u g h t to view a m a ss the L ocust Hill T ru st C om pany d e ­
of pink roses. “ How did you know positing a m o d est check th a t had
th a t m y m o th e r loves flowers b e tte r been a gift fro m his fath e r, he was
conscious of a touch on the a rm . A
th a n anyth in g else in the w o rld ?”
m a n in the b a n k 's uniform w as at
" I didfi't,” he sm iled happily. “ I
Ju st couldn 't think of anything else his elbow.
“ E x cu se m e. M r. F arw ell. Will
good enough fo r h e r."
you p lease step into Mr. M arble-
“ Y ou've no idea how she will a p ­
sto n e's office? This w ay.”
Fridtry , Ja n u a ry
p re c ia te i t I w ish she w ere h e re
In som e su rp rise , D ale followed
13, is .1 h o o d o o fo r
now to th an k you. You m u st ex ­
so m e p e o p le , llu l
cuse m e a m in u te w hile I ta k e c a re the m e ssen g er to a p riv a te office
a t the fa r end of the o rn ate lobby.
llo h K y e rso n , C h i­
of th e m ."
His su rp rise deepened when he saw
cago la d , was 13
“ I had th e v e ry dickens of a tim e E v ely n sm iling fro m a c h a ir n e a r
finding a little som ething for you.”
o n F riday th e 13th
h e r fa th e r's desk.
M arblestone
D ale re m a rk e d w hen Lee re tu rn e d
so h e d e fie tl th e
g re e te d his c a lle r w ith a genial sa ­
to the living room . He held out a
jin x hy in v itin g 13
lute.
s m a ll flat p a rc e l as he spoke. “ Save
fr ie n d s to h is ¡tarty.
“ Hello, Dale. D raw up a ch air.
it fo r to m o rro w ."
I'v e been intending to ask you in
"In d eed I w o n 't!” L ee’s brow n for a chat. E v ely n happened to see
ey e s w ere shining. " I n e v e r could you when you c a m e in .” The b a n k e r
w a it until C h ristm a s m o rn in g to c le a re d his th ro a t im p ressiv ely .
look a t m y p resen ts. P le a se . . . ” “W e'll get down to business. When
H er e a g e r Angers w ere a lre a d y
a re you leav in g ?”
"K id! S nap out of th a t!”
w orking w ith the ribbon th a t bound
“I think about as soon as I can
D ale's head stirre d restlessly on
the tissue-w rap p ed p ack ag e. Then
his pillow. A troublesom e d re a m
L ee w as gazing in b re a th le ss d elight g et re a d y a fte r New Y e a r’s .”
“ Y ou’re tak in g o v er som e so rt of
held him . P ink com ing to his side,
a t a sm all p a in tin g held in h e r two
a school job for th e spring m onths.
shaking him roughly and telling him
hands.
I believ e you told m e .”
he w as la te for school. His eyes
“ L ike it? ”
blinked pro testin g ly . Why w as the
“ Yes, sir.”
“ I t’s ad o rab le. I ’m a fra id I don’t
light burning?
“U m -m . You know. D ale. I’ve
know how to te ll you. I t’s so b e a u ­
"Kid! K id !”
been thinking ab o u t you since we
tifu l.” she ad d ed softly.
It w as P ink. A heavy bathrobe
D ale gav e a reliev ed sigh.
throw n over his green p ajam as, h a ir
“ T hen I’m glad. I h a d ju s t about
stan d in g g rotesquely on end. Calling
A h o r e : Ns'w Y o r k S to le
given it up. T hen I w as brow sing
in a sh rill in sisten t w hisper.
T r o o p e r J. F. K e a tin g uses 1 .1
aro u n d o v e r in th e city an d h ap ­
“ W hat the deuce is the m a tte r ? "
o n h is m o to r b ik e p lates a n d
pened in a fu n n y little re s ta u ra n t
"P ip e down. Y ou'll wake the d o m ­
( 'a n s e rv a tio n
C o m m is s io n e r
down in the V illage. Som e a rtis t
inie. G et down to the phone. T hat
h ad a n u m b e r of p ic tu re s on d is­
l.ith g o w O sb o rn e n o t o n ly has
B rady girl w ants you.”
p la y th ere a n d I saw th a t one. As
1.1 o n h is o n to p la tes h u t I.T
soon as I looked a t it, I knew it w as
D ale groped his w ay through the
fo r h is sa ilb o a t n u m b e r a n d
you. Do you know w h at it m a d e
low er hall to the telephone, located
I'.l o n h is o ffire d o o r. Ile lo w t
m e think of?”
it and jerk ed the receiv er to his
lla rh a ra K e n t o f th e film s , n o t
“ Of c o u rse ,” L ee a n sw ered q u ick ­
c a r. " Y e s? " he called guardedly.
at all s u p e r s titio u s , n e v e r th e ­
ly. “ O ur trip to S taten Islan d . I t ’s
“T his is L ee.”
less d e ro ro le s h e r hand-hog
“ W hat's w ro n g ?”
th a t sam e soft haze over th e w ater.
w ith n r a b b it's fo o l.
The sam e co loring—and th a t old
“ D ale, I need you. Can you com e
house. I w ish I knew how to th an k
over rig h t a w a y ? ”
you.”
“Sure. W ant m e to get w ord to
“C a n 't you thin k of a n ice w a y ? ”
anybody first? ”
w as D ale's bold re to rt.
“ No. no. H urry! And bring your
By w ay of an sw er, L ee la id the
c a r.”
p ictu re carefu lly on th e tab le,
W ithin five m inutes D ale w as
llr e a k in g m ir r o r s is s u p ­
crossed sw iftly to D a le 's c h a ir,
b acking the c a r from the g arag e.
p o se d to h e hod l u r k , hit I
leaned down an d touched h is cheek
He h ad w aited but long enough to
tiro
T o le d o
helles
lightly w ith h e r lips.
don his shoes and tro u sers, supple­ th e se
m en tin g his costum e w ith his fa ­ w o u ld n 't h e w o rrietl a h o u t
“T here. Y ou’re th a n k e d .”
" L e e !”
th e r 's h eavy u lste r as he h u rried
th a t, ns th e y te e te r-to tte r o n ,
from the house.
D ale w as still u n d er the spell of
o f oil th in g s, n p a n e o f m ir r o r
th a t flrst little k iss w hen he re a c h e d
As he leaped up the steps of the
g la ss! T h is is a new k in d o f
the p arso n ag e and found P in k in
B rady porch, the front door sw ung
h e a t-te m p e r e d gloss srie n tists
the k itchen sta rin g m oodily a t a
open.
Lee. h e r face w hite and
ra
il tu f-fle x , w h irh ro n w ith ­
d ressed turk ey th a t rep o sed on the
d raw n w ith anxiety, sta re d a t him
sto o d a m u r h g re n te r stra in .
table.
pitifully.
She seem ed unable to
speak.
“ T h at’s the fourth one of th em
“ W hat's the tro u b le?” D ale de­
things sent h e re today by th e do m i­
m anded in a low voice. " Is it your
n ie 's flock,” the cook ex p lain ed d is­
‘It s o rt of h a d m e b o th e r e d ,” P in k offered .
m o th e r? "
gustedly. “The ice box is lousy
“ Y es . . . I d o n 't know. She and
w ith turks. Com e on out on the had th a t v isit a t y o u r house. T h at p lead in g n ote in E v e ly n ’s voice.
porch a m inute. I w ant to show profession of y o u rs m a y be v e ry in­ 'T ’ve been so h ap p y th in k in g w hat daddy w ent aw ay this m o rn in g —”
you so m eth in '.”
te re stin g and all th a t. B u t you it w ould m e a n to you. I n ever Lee broke off w ith a n ervous sob.
"T ak e it e a sy .” D a le 's hand
The som ething p roved to be a w o n 't ev e r m a k e m uch m oney a t it. d re a m e d you would tu rn down such
cau g h t h e r slim shoulder in a com ­
sm all C h ristm as tre e concealed a t And I ’ve got a good opening h e re a c h a n c e ."
forting clasp. “T ry to tell m e about
the end of the re frig e ra to r.
l o t you . . . No, w a it! " He g e s­
“ I'm so rry .”
i t W here did they go?"
“ It sort of h ad m e b o th e re d ,” tu re d w ith his c ig a r as D ale s ta r t­
“C o u ld n 't you try it, if—if I asked
'T o T renton. Oh, D ale! T ake m e
Pink offered in som e p e rp lex ity . ed to speak.
you to ? ”
th
ere
as quick as you c a n !” Lee
“ You know the dom inie alw ay s in ­
“ L e t m e te ll you about i t I'v e
"T h a t w ou ld n 't be fa ir to your fa ­ freed h e rse lf to d ra g h e r co at from
sisted on your h av in ’ a tre e , sa m e often w ished E v ely n w ere a boy, o r
th er. He a sk e d m e to th in k it over the hall tre e with shaking hands.
as he alw ays d raw s the line a g a in st th a t I h ad a son. B ut it’s too la te
an d I will. B ut I know now w hat "S om ething has h a p p en ed ." she
goin’ out an yw here on C h ristm as. to do anything ab o u t th at. W hat I
the a n sw e r w ill h av e to b e .”
m an ag ed . "T he police—they found
Of course you’re p re tty old for su ch m e a n is. I’d like to h a v e som ebody
our car. It w as em pty! Oh. you
dofunnies now, b u t I figured you I could depend on aro u n d h ere . I ’m
“ By th e w a y ,” C assiu s B rad y In­ will tak e m e !”
m ig h tn 't be h e re an o th er tim e and beginning to need som eone like th a t
"W hy, of co u rse." D ale sensed the
m ay b e h e'd so rt of ex p ect it. W hat | m o re and m o re. M ixed up in m o re fo rm ed his fam ily c asu ally , as the
th re e of th em fo rm ed an afte r-d in ­ u rgency of the situation w ithout
do you th in k ? ”
things ev ery y e a r. You can u n d e r­
“M ighty thoughtful of you. Pink. stan d . W hoever I ta k e on w ill h av e n e r circle ab o u t the living room fire, w aiting for fu rth e r explanation. N or
" I h e a rd a b it of new s to d ay . O ur did Lee tru s t h erself to speak until
I ’ll help you fix it, if you lik e.”
a ch an ce to get som ew here and to frien d D ale is going to se ttle down
th e F a rw e ll sedan w as slipping
“The dom inie looks p re tty good m ak e som e re a l m oney. S e e ? ”
in L ocust H ill and b eco m e one of sw iftly th rough the em pty streets.
th ese days, don’t you th in k ? ”
A b o v e le ft: C o m b in in g s o p h istic a tio n a n d n o n -s u p e r s titio n ,
“ T h a t’s aw fully good of you, sir. th e lead in g c itu , J .”
"F in e. W hy?”
“ I t’s so good of you. D ale. I'm
th is w e d d in g trio o f b r id e g r o o m , re c to r a n d b rid e p u t fin is h in g
B ut . . . ”
“ P u t down yo u r p a p e r an d tell us all rig h t now. I can think, with
“ I dunno. Look h ere, kid. I don’t
to u c h e s o n a F rid a y th e 1 3 th w e d d in g h y lig h tin g u p , th r e e o n
“ I know. I know. Y ou're th in k ­ w hat you a re ta lk in g a b o u t ”
you here. You see, d addy left on a
think it would h u rt none to tell you
ing
th
a
t
you've
in
v
ested
a
lot
of
B ra d y obliged c h eerfu lly and com ­ business trip and he thought the n m a tc h . R ig h t: In th e h e a rt o f New Y o r k 's T im e s S q u a re big
h e ’s been glad to have you stick in '
so close to th e house lately . G oin’ tim e and m oney in a profession and m enced refilling his pipe.
rid e would be good for m o th er. She c ity fo lk s c a r e fu lly a v o id w a lk in g u n d e r la d d ers.
p lace s w ith h im and everything. He th a t you c a n 't th row it aw ay. You
"H en ry M arb lesto n e w as telling w as to spend the d ay w ith som e
thinks you’re m a k in ’ a sw ell job of w on’t be. Scientific tra in in g n ev er m e this m o rn in g w hen I w as in his friends and they w ere going to d riv a
yourself. P re tty tough if you ev er h u rt a business m an . N ot these office. S aid he w as ta k in g D ale into hom e before dinner.
day s. I t’s a good foundation. I ’ll
w as to le t him dow n.”
(TO HE C O S T I N I ED)
the b an k to le a rn th e ro p e s.”
W hen th e tre e w as d e c o ra te d it bet y ou've le a rn e d to look into
m a d e a b ra v e showing, its b ase things closely, study them . Y ou'd
h eap ed abo u t w ith sundry p arcels do th e sam e th in g to business p ro p ­
an d p ack ag es. Jo n a th a n F a rw e ll ositions. A fter you had a little L ack o f V ita m in B C a u ses M a ln u tritio n
g av e a b rie f trib u te to its b eau ty tra in in g h e re in th e bank. I'll w ag er
in th e H u m a n B o d y , A n im a ls and P o u ltry
w hen he en te re d the p a rlo r later, you 'd be a h a rd fellow to p u t a n y ­
b u t D ale c au g h t a sudden lig h t in thin g over on.”
h is fa th e r’s d a rk eyes th a t m ad e
“ I t n ev er h as o c cu rred to m e to
V itam in B is one of th e v itam in s as n e u ritis or polyneuritis, resu lts
h im u n d e rsta n d th a t Pink h ad been ch an g e m y line of w ork,” D ale a d ­ w hich c a n n o t be sto re d up in the from lack of V itam in B. T he w ord
rig h t
m itte d u n com fortably, conscious body to be used la te r —it m u s t be p o ly n eu ritis is defined as “ a d is­
D ale's re m e m b ra n c e fro m Lee th a t E velyn w as w atching him in­ tak en in d aily q u a n titie s, an d while e a se of m an y n e rv e s.”
w as a sm a ll w allet b earin g his ini­ tently.
V itam in B is known to be p re se n t
| m any of o u r foods c o n tain th is vi­
tia ls in gold le tte rs. The m em o ry
“ Of course it h a sn ’t I w ouldn't ta m in , one of the m o st a b u n d an t In seeds b u t to be ab sen t from r e ­
of th e ir rid e to the island p ro m p ted be in te re ste d in you if I thought you sources is fresh v e g e ta b le s from the fined ce re a ls, like polished rice.
the selection. L ee had not forgot­ w ere shilly-shallying around a t your garden, e sp ecially g reen s.
L im a Milk, eggs, and m ost v eg eta b les
ten, eith er.
age. And I'm not asking fo r any beans, it w as re c e n tly d isco v ered, supply it. In n a tu ra l food th e V ita­
R a th e r to his su rp rise th e re w as decision now. You go to your job contain la rg e q u a n titie s of V itam in m in B is said to be re m a rk a b ly
a second an d bu lk ier p a rc e l b e a r­ an d give it all you’ve got. Then B. The U n iv ersity of Illinois su m ­ stap le in the d ry sta te . T he loss to
O v e r in l.o n d a n th e y d e f y s u p e r s titio n , lo o . T h e s e m e m b e rs
in g th e g re e tin g c a rd of C assius com e back in the sp rin g and see
m a riz e s the sto ry of V itam in B thus: be expected d u ring can n in g is less o f th e T h ir te e n th c lu b h a v e n 't ra ised th e ir u m b r e lla s in d o o rs
B ra d y . T he co n ten ts p ro v ed to be m e. And w hile you’re m ak in g up
V itam in B is n e c e ss a ry for the th an for V itam in C, but the V itam in as p a rt o f a n y air-ra id p re c a u tio n s, h u t m e r e ly to sh o w th e y
a dog’s-eare d book, bu t a n ote w ith­ y o u r m ind to say yes, don’t fo r­
m a in te n a n c e of life and v ig o r a t all B content of a cooked p ro d u ct m ay d o n 't g iv e a fig fo r O ld M an H ad L u r k . J u s t th e sa m e , w atch
in the le a v e s in th e la w y e r’s g et this. In two y e a rs you’ll be
ages. L ack of it p ro m p tly p re v en ts be d ecre a se d by the use of soda or y o u r ste p o n F rid a y th e 1 3 th !
c ra b b e d h an d w ritin g fu rn ish ed an m ak in g m o re th a n you will a fte r ten
grow th, im p a irs th e a p p e tite , a f­ by d iscard in g cooking w a te r. Som e
ex p lan a tio n .
of fussing with rocks. You’ll be fects th e o rg an s of d ig estio n and concern h as been ex p ressed lest the
som ebody.”
M y Dear Dale:
rep ro d u ctio n , and c a u se s m a ln u tri­ V itam in B content of the A m erican
" T h a t sounds v e ry allu rin g ,” D ale tion. p a rtic u la rly of th e nerv o u s sy s­ d ie t be inadequate. The supposed
W hen I was about your age, this old
companion was one of my favorites, It m an ag e d . “ I a p p re c ia te i t I'm tem . In the la tte r sta g e s of this deficiency is due to the in c re a sin g
seems to be out o f print now, so I'm s u re .” He ro se to his f e e t
type of u n d ern u tritio n , n e rv e inflam ­ use of refined foods, sw eets, and
asking you to accept this disreputable,
“T h a t's all rig h t, m y boy. J u s t m atio n an d d e g e n e ra tio n often d e ­ fats, all low in V itam in B, for diets
copy with m y best wishes. I hope you'll you keep it u n d er your h a t and I’ll velop, c a u sin g a p a rtia l o r co m plete larg ely com posed of such item s
like (yM alley. You rem ind m e of him be looking for you to re p o rt on the p a ra ly sis of the h in d q u a rte rs of m a y b rin g the to tal V itam in B in­
job ab o u t Ju n e. If I d o n 't see you a n im als, and in p o u ltry even m ore tak e perilously low.
after a fashion.
Faithfully,
ag ain before you leav e—good lu c k !” c h a ra c te ris tic sy m p to m s.
In hu­
C. B.
As E velyn and D ale left the p ri­ m a n n u tritio n a lack of V itam in B
Hope for D esert M irag es
D esert tra v e le rs actu a lly hope for
B efore he e x tin g u ish e d his lig h t in v a te office, th ey alm o st collided with will u ltim a te ly c a u se a d isease
th e sm a ll h o u rs of C h ris tm a s m o rn ­ C ash B rady. The law yer lifted his known a s b e ri b eri, a d ise a se com ­ m irag es, which enable th em to see
ing. D ale h a d ta k e n th e Iris h D ra ­ h a t to E velyn and bestow ed a good- m on to O rie n ta l people w hose chief beyond the horizon. M irag es have
goon into h is h e a r t I t w as good of n a tu re d sm ile on h e r com panion in d iet c o n sists of polished rice. In led m an y to death, but they have
A cal h a ck stage d u r in g reh ea rsa l sp e lls d o o m fo r a play.
passing. D ale w as conscious of a t a n im a ls a s im ila r d ise a se , known saved the lives of countless others.
M r B ra d y . A nd L ee . . . Lee.
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to do th a t those who like sew ing
cu n m a k e it th e m se lv e s.
T he
b asq u e blouse b u g s in (by m rn n s
of d u r ts ) , to m u k e the w aist look
sm a ll. T he s k irt h a s such a p r e t­
ty flare. Both c a n be w orn w ith
o th e r things. Choose wool c re p e ,
flat c re p e , silk p rin t o r m o ire.
T h re e P re tty A prons.
M ake th is d a in ty , useful se t of
a p ro n s now, an d h av e it re a d y
w hen sp rin g w e a th e r a r r iv e s an d
people begin to d riv e up u n e x ­
p ec ted ly for m e a ls. Y ou'll enjoy
h av in g the u p ro n s rig h t now , too,
w hen you s e rv e re fre s h m e n ts to
y o u r club. T h is se t is u nice p a r ty
p riz e , an d u g ift ideu for y o u r
frie n d s who a r e brides-to-t>e. It in­
c lu d e s tw o p r a c tic a l p in a fo re
sty le s, both m u d e so th a t they c a n ­
n ot slip oil y o u r sh o u ld e rs w hen
you h uve y o u r h a n d s in th e d ish
w u ter. Also, u sw ee t little frilly tie-
uro u n d. C hoose d im ity , linen, p e r­
c a le o r d o tte d Sw iss.
No. 1857 is d e sig n e d for sizes 10,
12, 14, and 16 y e a rs . Size 12 r e ­
q u ire s l 7-» y a rd s of 39 inch m a te ­
ria l for long-sleeved b lo u se; 14k
y u rd s for sh o rt-slee v ed b lo u se; Vs
y u rd for c o n tra stin g c o lla r and 1!»
y a r d s for sk irt.
No 1639 is d esig n ed fo r sizes 32.
34, 36, 38, 40. 42. 44 and 4«. Size
34 re q u ire s , for a p ro n No. 1, 2
y a rd s of 35 inch m a te r ia l and 12
y a r d s of b raid . F o r a p ro n No. 2,
2Vt y a rd s of 35 inch m a te r ia l and
9 y a r d s of b ra id . F o r a p ro n No. 3.
114 y a rd s of 35 inch m a te r ia l and
3 y a r d s of p le atin g .
Send your o rd e r to T he Sew ing
C ircle P u ttc rn D ep t., 149 New
M o n tgom ery A ve., S an F ra n c isc o .
Calif. P a tte r n s 15 c e n ts (in coins)
ea c h .
Beware Coughs
from common colds
That Hang On
N o m a tte r how m any m edicines
you have tried fo r vour com m on
rough, chest cold, o r bronchial Irri­
ta tio n , you m ay get, relief now w ith
Creom ulslon. Serious trouble may
be brew ing a n d you can n o t afford
to tak e a chance w ith any rem edy
leas p o ten t th a n C reom ulslon. w iden
goes rig h t to th e se a t of th e trouble
an d aids n a tu re to soothe and heal
th e inflam ed m ucous m em branes
a n d to loosen a n d expel germ -
laden phlegm .
Even if o th e r rem edies hav e failed,
d o n 't be discouraged, try C reom ul­
slon. Y our druggist Is authorized to
refu n d your m oney If you a re not
thoroughly satisfied w ith th e ben e­
fits obtained. C reom ulslon is one
word, ask fo r It plainly, see th a t th e
nam e on th e b o ttle Is Creom ulslon,
a n d you'll g et th e g rn u in e product
a n d th e relief you w ant. (Adv.)
W N U -1 3
3 -3 9
W ords as Shadow s
As shad o w s u tte n d su b sta n c e s,
so w ords follow upon things.
Watch Your
Kidneys/
H elp T h em Clean«® th e Blood
o f H arm fu l Body W aste
Y o u r k id n e y * * r * c o n st a n tly A lte rin g
m a t * m a tter fro m t h * b lood etream. B u t
k id n e y « aom etlni«« la * In lh a ir w ork - d o
n o t se t aa N a t u r a In te n d e d - f a l l I * re­
m o v e Im p u r it ie s th a t. If retained, m a y
o n th e eyatem pad upaet l b s w hole
y m a c h in e ry.
S y m p to m « m a y h a n a g g in g b a r k a r k a .
peraletent headache, a tta ch e of dlailnraa.
ge ttin g u p n l g h ll , «w elling, puffinaan
u n d e r th e eye# a f e e l i n g o f n e rv o u s
a n il e t y a n d loan o f p a p a n d atrength.
O t h e r algna of k id n e y n r b la d d e r d is ­
o rd e r m a y b e b u r n in g , a e sn t y o r to o
fre 'iu e n t u rin a tio n .
T h a r * s h o u ld aa n o d o u b t t h a t p ro m p t
tre a tm e n t la w laar th a n neglect. U s e
D o u n ’a Pitts. Doan's h a v e bean arlnnlng
new frta od s fo r m o re th a n f o rt y yaars.
T h e y b a v * a n a t lo n -w ld o reputation.
A r * « c o m m e n d e d b y g ra te fu l people l b s
c o u n t r y o v e r. Ask y e a r iwtpkbort
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