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I H t PARABLE OF THE GOLD DIGGER
By G. V. GARW IN
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true o f h e r g r e a t sc h e m e s w as to
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ly w.iiln <| uni t h * l»liiff iti«! t i f i t i >'
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every th in g fr o m i n ter est up, rind the
f e m a l e s e v e r y t h i n g fremi Jealous>
d'»wn
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net.
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! he s h e * p a n d deprive t h e m of
t h e i r fleece, t h i s T h r o u g h I V e i g h t had
a r e m a i k alita k n a c k for holding on to
ih«* gr ist t h a t cam«* fiorii her mill.
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with a fe w k i l o g r a m s o f pre ci ou s
st on es and t h e i r m o u n ti n g s, and site
not
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developed
Anger
c r a m p fr om d i p p in g c«nrpon« fr om
l r H Hieel and var iou s o t h e r hig hly
lu c ra t i v e do cum ent s. It wa s a s e a s y
to g e t a n y t h i n g b a r k fr o m h er a s It
Is to And a gu y who haan't hea rd of
I.lu db erg h
It re qu ire d n o th i n g less
th an a c o n s t i tu t i o n a l a m e n d m e n t or
an Inqu ijutionat to r tu r e to pry th a t
gal loose fr om a n y t h i n g th a t could
be flguied In t e r m s o f legal tender.
I l e r te n a c i t y fo r h a n g in g oti to o b
j e c t s o f re ven ue w a s ex cee ded only
b y her flare fo r c o ll e c t i n g them. T h i s
t) st em en ab led th e S c h e m in g Ono to
a m a s s quit«* a s t a c k of chip s, which
sh e took gr e a t p a i n s to a«** did not
dim in ish. T h e r e had b een «me o r tw o
who hud ti i e i j to rnukd a n i d on
l i a b y 's holdings, hut when th e »moke
1 c le a re d a wa y th ey were In sw if t re -
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you w orrying a b o u t
lov« or fam ily (m u -
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and everything
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log to the one you love.
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c a r r y in g title A n c ie n t l i n a g e K u o t w ith th rrn
a n d b y fo llo w in g «sir s e c r e t n ils * . Its m a g ic
p » » r r wH! d rtm r y o u r s w e e t h e a r t t o yo u e n d
k e e p h im o r h e r a w a y fruen o th e r s
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m a k e y o u r h o o t« h a p p ie r a n d d e s tr o y t h e
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C. S T r % *««. «SII Mdwaakee Are.,
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( C on ti n ued on P a g e 11)
“ With G o ld e n Brown Hair D ressing I can
nr.ssir
d r e s s m y h a i r in a n y s t y l e ”
9 O r. • / v» g?CJt u f i f m f i l i d i t o s j t i t i l f r in .
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lieve th at he looked to h e r like Col ?» I
kn owled ge, all of whlcli g l ' ’ l»c<l hoth
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»f t h e ciringin g c r e a t u r e 1it h i ,
held 4 i v e r a l «fleet* o f c loac ly w ilt ten
papei
At eigh t o f t h o s e p a p e r * Zola'«
b e a u ti fu l go ld en f a r e went
pale.
T h e y w e re t h e p a p e r « «he ha d left
with N a n c y C o n w a y
Hut only for a
m o m e n t did th e |»allor l i n g e r
W ith
a nudden flush 'the Mtepped up to th e
young m an
l>o y o u t h i n k It would
tie b e t t e r fo r m e t o giv e m y t e l f up
th ro u g h yo u or at th e j a i l " I W H O T C
1 i lit )
(C on ti n ue d on page I I )
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m a n . witti a look o f u n s p e a k a b l e cun
t e m p i »’ hi« fa l l e n idol
111 I l ) « H t l)| SC O \ h i l l I)
A« th e fo u r people d i s a p p e a r e d
t o w a r d t h e % ito n iob ll e w a i t i n g in t h e
old w ood « t rad. w ith t h e « t a l w a i t
J a s o n d r a g g i n g th e llftlt by t h e c o l l a r
o f tu t c o a t , t h e c t o w d t h a t h ad been
s u m m o n e d i< * t h e c o n fid en t A n so n
Hledaoe to w i t n e s s »he flnnl s c e n e of
In« t r i u m p h a n t villainy , J e e i e d loud
an d long at th e fa l l e n m od el o f vlr-
\ l u r an d ve ssel of evil.
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T I O H T TONRD.
T h e g r e a te r n u m b e r o f « p e c t a t o r s
a* t h e t r i a l o f D avid C o n w a y w e re I
»rrtti tib ia in it a
nlluie. m the popularity it bungs to the
out to lunch when the g r e a t black
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w as o n ly w it h in a m i n u t e b e f o r e h e j sands of happy women have discovered
that they can gam beautiful light com
c a m s b a r k t o th e w n tt in g o c c u p a n t s
o f t h s c a r t o tell t h e m t h a t D a v i d 's | pletions-bring their skin to just the
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IlM .H i 1 I
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court
Hut J o h n Helling C u tti n g . In 1 At night spread it on your face, neck
a volca th at was at on ca reassurin g
and arms. While you sleep it gently
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v/klt a n y w ay a n d see h i m a s he c a m e
eruptions, blackheads, oiliness, pimples
out
Ho. in «.pita o f t h a y o u n g se c j and roughness.
r o t a i y . t h a fo u r s a t dow n, g l a d to
W hat a joy to see your skm blosaom
liavft a m o m e n t ’s re st a f t e r th a d r
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wronged
paid, and include free, a sample of
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booklet. Address Dept. W , National
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( J c n t l r i i and tha door opened Ellen
f l j S f o n . flushed of f^ c t and eggei
f l w . stv ^ t on tha threshold. and the
Ikwyor. equally eager and I
hopeful, faced her. In Ills hand he 1
cNadiriola <
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"I have only one hair dressing
on my dressing table at home and
nt the theatre . . . and it is GOLDEN
BROWN! Many months ago I first
used this marvelous product and
since then have used nothing else.
Its results are thrilling indeed. The
most stubborn hair bends to the
magic mystery of this sterling prod
uct . . . enabling one to dress one’s
hair in any preferred mode. Hun
dreds of my friends in the theatri
cal world share my preference for
Golden Brown and join me in en
thusiastically declaring it to be “the
world's finest hair dressing.’’
W p Ju n t'iljp w s tifk X y d fU '
G ofdenB row n
M A Ifl
D R E S S IN G
A quality hair dressing created
by the famous Madame Mamie
Hightower, connoisseur of beauty.
Pure white and fragrantly scented
Golden Brown Hair Dressing is
both EASY to use and QUICK to
bring the desired results. No hot
irons or messy oils nre needed. Just
use Golden Brown Hair Dressing as
directed and give to your hair a
luxurious silken texture and sheen.
DO THIS TONIGHT BEFORE RETIRING
\
Mike a thick lather of GOLDEN BROWN BEAl’TY SOAP and rub well
into the face and neck. Then take a hot cloth and steam the face and
neck for a minute or two. Then dry and gently massage a small amount
of GOLDEN BROWN BEAl'TY OINTMENT well into the skin, and
leave on overnight. In the morning, make a thick, fluffy lather of
(¡OLDEN BROWN SOAP and wash the face, neck and hair. Then
dry face, neck and hair with a Turkish towel and put a small
quantity o f GOLDEN BROWN HAIR DRESSING in palm of /
hand and slick over hair. Then arrange the hair any way J y
vou want—it will he soft and pliable. Finish up by dab- /
^
bing a little GOLDEN BROWN ROUGE on each cheek
and put on a light layer of GOLDEN BROWN FACE
POWDER. Made in white, flesh; high brown, extra J ? ' (P "
high brown (true Creole shades). You won’t J y
.i1
even recognize yourself. Remember, we don’t
want to be white. We want to he light,
bright and attractive. Don’t he fooled any
longer—don’t accept any substitute for
GOLDEN BROWN—there ia none.
Uw Thig
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