FAMILY DOCTOR LEARNED THIS ABOUT CONSTIPATION Dr Caldwell loved people. II ia years of practice convinced him many were ruining their health by careless selection of laxatives. Il determined to write a harmless pre scription which would Ret at the cause of constipation, and correct it Today, the prescription he wrote In 1885 is the world's most popular laxative ! He prescribed mixture of herbs and other pure ingredients now known as Dr. Caldwell's Sytup Pepsin, in thousands of cases where bad breath, coated tongue, gas, headaches, biliousness and lack of appetite or energy showed the bowels of men, women and children were sluggish. It proved successful in even the most obstinate cases; old folks liked it for it never gripes; children liked its pleasant taste. All drugstores today have Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin in bottles,. Cold in Head, Chest or Throat? RUB Murterolewtll bra your chat . and throat almost instantly ran fed easier. Repeat the Muiterole-rub one on fiour for fivm hourt . , . hat a glorious rtbcfl Those good old-fashioned cold ft me dies oil , of mustard, menthol, camphor sre mixed with other valuable ingre dients ia Musterole. It penetrate! and stimulate blood circulation and help to draw out infec tion and pain. Used by millions for 20 yean. Recommended by many doctor and nurses. Keep Musterole handy jars, tube. All druggists. To MothertMusteroU is also mad in milder form for babut end tmall children. Ask jor Chil dren' 1 Muiterol. Chance never com by mere chance. NERVOUSNESS SMpMljt l trooSaal wlta Tass tf ymm urns m Hmrr u mn mK orW knot, u4 M Mu OftUarml US hMtuMifullr pwo tu Fil twna Srul vortb tm im trmtmau ( dkfpl a. Nwraas IMttqa and hnriim ImuMWr. inui Anwar iba on4 ' AT AU. DRUG STORK O'miwi mrr saris MUM hMt M UaawaS Ufalt HMMh GO !-p. INI NU ha. U St. ia. ''About :" - i louowing an operation for appcndicitu I cud not gain strength enough to be up and about. My mother and sister advised me to take Lydia E. Pinkham'a Vegetable Com pound, f rtnv r-itrn fttm Dottle and It has helped me to act strong so 1 can do my own housework now. I have ternm. mended It to several friends who have been weak and run down." Mrs. Oscar Ottum, Box 474,Thief River Falls, Minn. IC fy J . ...... . : T V 9' ill pu; msm CHAPTER I "There ara two whole column on the disarmament conference all fig ure, and quotations, and (Imply tre mendous big word." said dinger Ell la a discouraged tone. "Oh, here' a little bit of a column about the Elks' May day fete and beauty pageant.' She aettled herself to read with s smug little flounce of eagerness. "Yon may skip that," said her fn ther. "V know all about tb beauty pageant" Ilia daughter alghed resignedly. "1 appose you want Lloyd George and the Communist, although It doea not look very churchy to me." She read patiently, In a low cleat voice, paragraph after paragraph, alt tine on the couch beside the reading lamp, little, eager and sllra with eye that just would wander, despite ber beet and most daughterly Inten tion, from the stupid newsprint to the eltnply fascinating gotngs-on In the opposite corner of the wide room where Marjory, the pretty twin, love lier thnn any picture, stood on a low atoot, like a goddess lifted up, with ber bevy of worshipers at her feet. while down on their knees before her. were Miriam, the brainy twin, and Helen, who waa quite old and engaged to be married, and Mlsa Jenklna clipping stray thread here and there, tacking, patting and pulling, In a vain endeavor to add greater charm to ber girlish beauty. But although Ginger's eyes would wander, the memory of her father, sitting attll and limp, so patient. In the big chair at ber aide, bla kind eyea eloaely bandaged, quickly brought her ewn straying orhs back to the onerous new Ry rights. It was Miriam's Job to read the papers to ber father. But Miriam, being twin to Marjory, would naturally wish to assist In preparing ber to win the Elks' dub beauty prlie. "And this tn spit of the frank warning of President Coolldg that the United State will regard any such move with extreme disfavor,'" finished Ginger, with a flourish. "Here's a paragraph on Mussolini and God. In my opinion It would lo"k a lot smarter tf you tMk that I' off the shoulders entirely. Oh, excuse me, father. Cm so sorry. Here's para graph on Mellon rutting the tax melon three hundred billion, no mil lion Well, It doevn't Interest a either way. Oh. here's a lovely write op of the buffet supper that Is to be eerred at the Elk club fete at ten o'clock bouillon, chicken sandwiches, tomato asple " Reverend Mr. Tolllver smiled Indul gently. He might nut , but whit father but could feel ihe wandering eye and the truant thought of sixteen-year-old daughter 00 the eve of a beauty pageant. "Put the paper op now. Ellen. Tm full of news. 8uppoe you play little bright-eyes for me. Instead, and tell me what la going on over there, wltb all that snipping of aclssora, and on log and ab-lng." "Oh, father I" Ginger doubled her elf op rapturously, enfoMing both ber S'llra knee In her arm. "Oh. father. It la glorious 1 Marjory hon eitly, father, Marjory I so pretty It doeant teem possible. Ml Jenklna la down on the floor wltb five pin In ber month, and ber dres pulled up. over ber knees to keep from soiling It" Miss Jenkins, wltb guilty haste, cov ered the offending memliera. "They weren't ber best ones they had llsla tope. But I saw a silk ruf fle. Just the asm. lVa're r pally miss ing quite lot, yoa know." continued Uloger wickedly. -Youd better take those Ave pin out of your mouth. Jenky dear, If you'r going to gusp Uk that" Only Ellen dared to call the aednte piaster "Jenky." and even she did li only la her more Irreprt-ssilile mo ments, when she was numl thnmughl) Ginger Ella. It was sixteen scars ago, at the birth of this some Kllen that Mlsa Jenkins had tire.- com Into Intlmnte contact wl'h the parsonage household, tht-o la another ptistornt. And upon their later transference tu other charges, (he had arranged her mall matter and followed after them living her own Ufa, keeping her own mall home, teaching In the prlninr schools for livelihood, but keeping la close end helpful touch with the Tolllver fumlly, to which. In lis en tlrety, she had given all the siurvil-np love of her lonely heurt With Helen and with the twins, ehe renin Inert to the end Arm and unyielding. Rut she was from the beginning snrprla Ingly pliable) In th hand of the wheedlesome Ellen. "Well,'' (linger went on. "he I wearing Helen' engagement rlnv, und Mlsa Jenklna' old gold vluilo Edily'i mother gHv her a perfectly apllTy lace handkerchief, and she ho on m allk-to-the-top nocking thul Mr Morris gave me." - For five rtiijs. the mixlesi Tulllvet household had limply fermented with excitement over the Elk Mnr day fete and heuiity iMtgeanL The Col livers, without exception, knew that Marjory was absolutely the preiilest thing In the Middle Meat. Mutiy othet eesldetil of Ited Thrush. Iowa, rent I red It also Hut ul preit Incus wn nut enough to win ti ls lienul) ni, One required an iidmnwlnii ticket The Elks' rluh whr slitulliy I lie event fin the benefit of lis VKrlou rliiirltles and the sdniliwlou u liu ilollurs jby Ethel Hueston Illustrattont by Irwin Myers Ccpyrlsht tr nobtx U.rrlll Os, WNU rlc. and a halt Including favors for the ladles, an elaborate buffet supper at ten o'clock, and participation In the beauty pageant In spite of their con fidence In Mnrjorj's outstanding beauty, two dollars and a half tor admission to a May day fut did not fall within th scope of a parsonage budget. But ihe good fnlry who watches over youthful beauty did not tall them. On the twenty-fifth day of April, Eddy Jackson walked up th narrow flagstone path to the paraonaga. Mnr Jury waa lying In the hammock, fait asleep, ber magaxlue fallen to the floor at her aide. Eddy Jackson, coin ing thus upon beauty unaware, waa stricken momentarily dumb In lis presence, and stared at her In aucb rapt awe that Marjory awakened In some confusion. "Gee, Margie, but you're essy to look at," hts aald admiringly. "Why dont you go after the Elks' price! It's fifty dollar la gold. And there's "Oh, Father, It Is Olorlousl Mar joryHonestly, Father, Marjory I 80 Pretty It Oossnt 8em Possible." out a girt In Iowa ran walk la th (am block wltb you. Wby. It I waa a Judge, I wouldn't let anybody elia enter the same contest wltb you. Go on, try It. bet you dollar on It, and you can pay m out of the beauty prize." "He vena, Eddy, chat would th members say If father sailed dowa to th Elks' club to enter his daughter In the beauty pageant r Eddy squared bla shoulders. "All right I'll do It myself. Tou and I'll go. I'll get the tickets right now," And be turned himself about end marched straight down the flugitun pith, entirely forgetting thai he had come with message trutn bis mother. In household whose flnunrlal limit were aa circumscribed a those of the parsonage, the Elks' club beauty pageooi was aa event of no mean lniMirt The prtz Itself waa fifty dollar In gold, and there were additional trophic. Even Mr. Tolllver, deiplt hi teem ing Indifference, warmed (lightly to the charm of fifty dollar In gold. Marjory slowly revolved for final approval "There It I perfect mother touch would he too much." Iteverend Mr. Tolllver stood op, and put out III bund 'Tome here, Mar gie. Let me ee If my pretty twla Is ss pretty as I think." 8he cruaaed to him quickly, a little pain rising la the while throat with the thought of his helplessness, quick mist clouding the lovely eyea. Ills hand gently followed the gold lace at her shoulder, fondled the aofl curve of her hair, lingered the slendet ehnln 'It la liol Juki preltlnesa, my child, he said sffectlotintely. "You ar frtig runt and wholesome, and sweet Thin Is your beauty. Tou don't need srtl- fid 11 1 adorning. Your loveliness Is like flower s unaffected, una sumed. lual horn there." Marjory, freed from his hand, moved eeeeeec Name "Peony" Traced In the dnyi of the Greek gods and goddesses, the peony first came to the world's attention. I.eto, Apollo's moth er, whs the one lo Introduce It Apol lo wus known aa the god of healing and his son, Aesculapius, was the god of medicine. It seems that a pupil of Aesculapius named I'aeoii was the physician of the gods, and to him teto first gave the plant which he employed to care I'liitn of wound received at the hands of Hercules during the Trojan war. The fail that his pupil could sur pass nun 111 eirecting such a cure made Aesculapius angry, with Ihe reull he attempted to kill I'ueoii hill Pluto. In Itlited tu Paeon fui UU own life, re sinuously shout before the mlrrore preening bersvlt pleasantly to thelt nattering reflections, and tu the mors fluttering eyea of her slstora. Ginger giggled. "Father, yoa ought to see her. Ileally yoa ought She It so unuffected right now Just like t flower turning to the sun." The low siren of a motor founded outside. A flush of light leaped te Marjory's eyea, a quick flush to hei cheeks. "It's Eddy." she whispered. "Sit down everybody, and look natural Don't stand about gaping" 8ultlug action to her words. Mar Jory dropped gracefully Into a chad and toyed wltb the golden chain wilt an air of utmost Indifference. Tin others, quickly, with more or leas ol grace, draped themselves about thi room, Ginger turning her back to then all and to the door, burying herself la the details of ilia buffet supper. "You see, father," aha hlsaed scorn fully. "Yon see? The whole fumtlj Is man-mad, simply man-mad. Ex cept yon and me. Disgusting, that'l what It Is, simply disgusting. Nat urnl as a flower humph I Too donl see the flowers flying off their stalki when a boy-friend bumble boe breeze In." " 'Lo everybody," called Eddy pleasant voire from the plaxsa "Door' open I'm coming In. Oh good evening, Mr. Tolllver, bow art yon? Good evening. Miss Jenklna Gee. Marge, I pity tbe Juflgea. I only bone they live to deliver the prixe." "Why, Eddy, bow nice yoa look,' eald Helen warmly. "Yea, thanks, I suppose I da Th white carnation was mother's Idea, and 1 feel Just like a hanker. 8he eayt It Is not often mere bay rube farmei has a chance to atep out with a Bins tlthhon, eu she dolled me up. Hello Ginger." Ginger had not so much aa lifted her eyes from the paper. "Oh. hello, Eddy." ehe said coldly. But this coldness on ber part was merely assumed on principle, to ahow her disgust for the m.tn-msdnesa with which her sister were afflicted. Ia her heart aha wi fond of Eddy Jack eon. "Oh, you'r all right, are yool That's a relief. I thought you'd been suddenly struck deaf, dumb and r nh " He floundered awkwardly away from the tender subject of bllndnesa "It must be time to start," aald Helen, ber eyee on the deck. She had told Professor Langley not to com until eight-thirty a late hour for caller la Bed Thrush, bat she was determined to do her sisterly duty to Marjory before sbsadonlng herself te personal pleasure. "Yes. I think It Is." agreed Eddy. "It aeems they check the beauties at the door, at eight I think. I should bsve brought a track to carry home the prixe. but" "Oh. nonsense," laughed Marjory. "Tou know I haven't chance In the world, against all those lovely girls, and all ihoae lovely gowns" "Huh." sniffed Ginger scornfully. under her breath. "You'd never think we'd spent that fifty dollars la oar minds five daye ago," The girls followed them to the door as they went out, smiling admiration at Marjory admiration, encourage ment and bop. 'Shall I bring yog a sandwich la my pocket Ginger? Or would yoa rather have aa aspic T Eddy called to her. Ginger Ignored him. The three girls stood together la the doorway until, with a laat farewell of the ilren, th car disappeared dowa the quiet shsdy street "A nice boy," said Helen quietly. But wlih a full view of tbe living room before her, ber quietness van ished. "This place la sight," she said briskly. "Ginger, get the broom, and dust up that rug. Miriam, put away the thread and things." "But what difference this time of night" protested (linger. "Horace will he here In ten mlnutee, Now straighten up for me, won't you. while I run up and strulghlen my. elfr 'Most disgusting thing I ever saw. Man-mad. Simply man mad. The whole gnng of them. She uoesn't rare If you elt lo dusty chair, fa thershe doesn't care If Mlsa Jenkins bus to look at a mesay table and ao untidy rug she doesn't care If Mi riam and I have to ursoclata with her when her nose Is shiny, but a man I Oil, no!" (TO BE CONTINUED.) neeeeeeeeeeeeete to Legend of Mythology cued the physician of Mount Olympus from detitl. by changing him Into the plant thai had saved his life. Until this day that plant bears Paeon's name and Is known to as as the peony. The history of the peony In China and Jupnti ts of a sentimental nsture, Fittingly enough, the words "8ho Y' meaning "Most Beautiful." were ap plied to the herbaceous peony, while the tree peony held sway ss the "King of Flowers." 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