To bo a
Healthy Woman
wafcfi your BoweUI
Wlint slmuM women da to keep
tlu'lr bowel tuovlitic freely? A doc
tor should kmnv tho answer. Thnt
li why puio Hyrup I'k1i In no
Kih xt for women. It Jiint suits their
iltl tt'ii t organism. It U tho pre
scription of 1111 0I1I family doctor
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tin patients, iuhI who a spo
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Dr. CnldweU's Syrup IVpHln I
made from fresh, laxative herbs,
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kin Im snlluw.
When you've n nick hendiu ho, cun't
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thl tljlirn when you UK! tmist pt to
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you'll know why Ir. Caldwell'!
Syrup IvpMln la the favorite lax
ative of over a million women I
Da W. B. Ouo win's
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A Doctor Family Laxative
Muscular-Rheumatic
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DR V thrrn out with a "counter'
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jcfulc. DcKii.fi call it a counter-irritant,"
Iwcautc it grti anion nJ ii not
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as Your Back
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Dean's
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A vnmEJic
ton
mc Mum's
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QmWltd k liuUhti e) 40 Ymvi ExNrianu
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Helpful hint! in rictrrnilninK qunllty.
Kecriptn for cuiing meiili and aumgra of
rminy kiml.
Why ini'iili spoil In curlnij proems, end
ninny oilier thln ronfrimlinM country
people who winli to euro their own luenta.
What every prtnon killing Bnd curing thcU:
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-By-Evelyn
Campbell
WNU Brvle
(Cpyrlilit by Kvalyn Ciriilil.)
iiiitiiiiiBiiaiiiiBiiniriiijrl
CHAPTER X Continued
-18-
Pho picked tip her fun, her llttlfl
on tin pnrty Iiiik, giving a tnHt look at
her fucn In the mirror. What wna
behind those eyes fear, unrest, ap
peal? Hut with her first question It
was gone. Hhe saw herself as she
was, toiJi'Miik'ly beautiful with the per
fection of maturity In the body of
youth. With a sweep of pi.SKlon she
threw out her arms to her own linngp.
llnpplness wns her right. Kli would
take It now In whatever form li entne.
Nothing could hold It back from her.
Then ahe made a little prayer, "O,
let mo be happy I"
Khe wns atnndlnff there when the
knock mtne upon her door.
How strniiKe to see her own fnco
whiten nnd whiten; to ace her own
eyes widen and grow dark with fenr.
Kenr that had been nt her elbow
through this hour, lurking beyond her
In tho corners of the room. Unnamed
fenr that her Inner self bad known of
and tried to warn her of, but which
aho would not heed. It was strnnpe
to watch tier own fnce'ilke this, mark
ing the change of Its emotions as one
would watch a stranger's face.
"Come In," she said.
The door was not locked. Througn
the mirror that she still faced she
nw it siowiy open ano; snw a man
atnndlng on the threshold of her room.
He was a short stocky niim without
age and without memorable feature.
You pass twenty like him any after
noon without seeing one of them. Yet
there wns a look of strength, of re
sistance about him that made Itself
felt throuk'h his unremnrkshle per
aonnllty. As he ndvnnceil, closing the
door behind him, she retreated. Her
arm touched the iiuim of gnnletilu
and the contact releuNt-d a burden ot
heavy perfume. She heard her iiume
spoken nnd murmured:
"Yes, I urn Undn Itoth."
I'rlun wss waiting for her at the
etitruiiie of Die hallroom as she knew
be would be, lie looked at her unx
lously as If aware of smne viik'ue ill
terullon In her features. This was not
external for her cheeks were deli
cately colored nnd her eyes softer and
more brilliant than ever. She smiled
but there vtns a colducHS In her smile
that repelled the wurm eageruess uf
his creeling
He bad waited a long time nnd
neither men nor lovers like to wait.
"You are late l.lndn."
Her while shoulder moved with an
Imperceptible shrug. "I found that I
was tired of iliiucliig. I wns In half
m mind not to come down."
The puzzlement of his eyes deep
eiicd. That nftcrnoon she had prom
Ised to meet him here; It was ar
ranged ns If they had pantied hours
In the planning, and now this. With
that faint, Innimprc hciiMlhle smile she
walked with him tliro,i-li Hid length
of the room to the group where the
presumable host cm wns to he found.
It was one of those odd gatherings
where anyone who nsks properly for
an ln ltailoti may llnd a welcome.
The lady whose name appeared on
the curd was n shy, bewildered person
III a frock that had seemed very lino
at home hut was unite lost and efTaceil
nmong the frocks of guests whose
names nnd faces were equally strnngo
to her. People kept coming nnd gtv
lug while she smiled mechaiilcully.
She did not know who Mrs. Itolh was,
or how she entne to he there, but she
welcomed her with the rest,
Mmhi saw a dozen faces Hint she
knew nnd smiled nt each of them In
turn a smile ns Icy mid Impcrsonnl
ns the hospitality they shared. Then
from the blur of moving (inures sh,'
snw Converse, his face distinct In Its
purple outline over the enormous
white expanse of linen spread upon
Ills breast like a shield. As their
eyes met his own sent a shaft of
malice to meet her Impenetrable calm.
She smiled disdainfully. He should not
know even now that she was afraid.
Then the music caught them mid
she wns moving nvny In Brian's iirms
for the Inst time, kIio thought dream
lly, threading through the crowd of
unhappy, bored, unexclted couples who
niiido their way joyously nhout Hm
perfect Moor to the rhythm of a per
feet nrchestrn.
Ilrlnn'a arm held her like steel. She
nnd remembered It ao well ; longed for
It neulnl
"What have I done?" he nsked.
Hut she withdrew herself ever so
(lightly.
He stopped nhruptly. They were
near a pulm lined nnte room and he
drew her Inside with on unexpected
determination thnt controlled her
Studied dellanre.
This wns n new Brian. She waited
In silence wondering how she would
do what she hud to do. "Is If neeca
anry to be rude?" she murmured.
Tho room wns a small cozy place
with love clipirs nnd n deep divan
shielded artfully . with screens utul
the Inevitable; tuba of Indoor ahrub
which so delight tho furnisher of
hotels nnd the givers of bulls. Almost
us 'hey entered a man passed the
door glancing In nt them In a casual
sort of way. Ho was a plain unim
portant person whoso expression re
mained unmoved even when his In
curious eyes met Linda's. There was
another door Just behind the dlvnu
where she nnd llrlan sat nnd she
Imagined that ahe heard It open
through a surge of drowning music.
Hut slid wus playing with tho pearls,
colling them through her long slender
linger nnd she did not turn her head.
Ilrlnn'a strong profile etched ngiilnst
tho thick green background. The boy
ishness so much a part of him had
vanished suddenly nnd In Its plnc
was something new and disturbing.
P.oucnth the dull acho In her breast
fear began to atlr. If he would not
take her for what she played nnd go?
Memory leaped from some still place
to remind her of that time when she
had lain In his arms and ho would not
release her In spite of ell her silly
fright If she could give herself to
those warm arm now; If she could
shield herself against the strength of
him I
Of what was she thinking? She
thrust these I mn glnl iik from her In
terror. That way lay a danger of
which ahe dared not think for she
had no doubt of what he would do
if he knew the truth.
Khe was to be tempted. He took
her bnud nnd would have drawn her
closer to him but that she resisted.
"What has come between ua since
this afternoon? There alwuy some
body a crowd I can't get a word
with you alone." He bent hla eye
deeply Into her and she lowered her
quickly to bide what he might rend
there. She munuged a luugh, an un
real sound.
"That la what one must expect In
Washington," she said lightly. "It I
the life you have chosen. Don't tell
me that you are tired already." She
K W
Mp
Th Door Was Not Locked.
wns overacting but his bewilderment
saved her from failure. Ills eye
were a little more than she could
stand. "That Is whut Washington Is
for crowds," she said. "Why else
would one come?''
"Not you," he said earnestly. "You
did not come for that reason."
That gave her the opening she was
looking for. "Why else?" Her tone
was so Insolent that he flushed dark
ly. Hut he wns brave enough to
go on.
"You came because you loved me."
Ills words poured over her I ) a flood.
She bent her bend so that It was tm
possible to see her face. "Linda,
don't let us take refuge In evasions
pretenses, now 1 1 have been so hap
py. My 0 dl I have been happy,
knowing thnt you cared.
"I have seen It In your eyes. At
first . . . that night we were to
gether In the snow you seemed a far
away ns the stars and us cold. Hut
since then . . . you have beeu In
my arms I I know that you are a
woman . . . that you live "
She managed to s.iy, "You are try
ing to tell me that I followed you
here?"
HO BE CONTINUED.)
Significance of linked
S' in Mayoralty Chain
The golden chain made of linked
S'a has been used by London's chief
magistrate for nearly 4D0 year. The
existing chain was bequeathed to the
ninyornlty In ISIS by Sir John Aleyn.
who hml himself been lord mnyi 20
years earlier, and wns worn for the
first time by Sir William I.nxton In
1510. Sir John Aleyn's bequest took
Its curious form by reason of the
popularity of the "S" design In Tudor
times, when, together with the Tudor
rose, It wus the cognizance of the
royal house. Hut long before thnt the
"S" was a rellgloub symbol, nt a time
when the unlversnl piety caused every
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ter of Sanctus. or holy, which start
the hymn, "Sanctus, Sanctus, Snne
tus." chanted by the priest In celebrat
ing mass, From this the "8" came to
he regarded ns tin emblem of the
Suvlor.
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