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herself was impelled toward little shaking
secret laughter.
M~urgtywOOd sprang up, perceiving her
"Back?"
i've come back" she murmured, draw
ing off her gloves
you were gone a long time"
Its so different behind the scenes"
Dimness, like a temples shadows. held
the great house. Her face was not plainly
to be viewed. But MurgtywOOd leaned to-
ward her quickly, as if a bell had been
rung for his willing attention. Too dark
for him to read her composed eyes. Too
smooth for laughter the infection Of her
voice. But beyond physical sight and phys
ical sound, bells may be rung. O., bells
1T always is" he said oddly. "Aud
scenes change, tOO!'
Yes. They change"
In front of them an indignant seat hold
er looked back to enjOin silence. Tee dane
ing desert girls ran off the stage.
The tenor in rose satin dOublet, came on.
His song would haunt ears long after a
curtain had come down. 1t was an eastern
love song, haunting, melOdic- My Heart
is a River for Thy SOlace.'
Joe whispered Alice, "dO you ever
bind bacon slices on your neck for a sore
thrOat2"
Good Lord, no." he exclaimed in dis
approval. AT least, not since / was ten
years old and my mother was strongest. 81
Would your she whispered, with
laughter.
IF you were the one that insisted h,
said without hesitancy.
4 wonder" she murmured, IF III in
sist."
Copyright: 1925: By Ida NJ. Evans.)
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MONTANA MAN HAS
INTERESTING NEWS
WE'LL KNOWN MONTANA DRUG
GIST MAKES A STUDY OF
LIVER AILMENTS
Filter Becomes CIOgged; Many Ig-
nOrant Of Cause of illness Until the
Symptoms are Traced to Their
Real Source.

Poisoned! Made sick by shear
neglect! This is what happens to
countless thousands Of men and
women here, perhaps in your
family, explains A. e. Jensen Of
Butte, pharmacist Of statewide
reputation Every drop of water
used in large cities runs through a
gigantic filter where poisonous
waste matter is eliminated and the
water made pure. People would
soon protest if city officials allow
ed this filter to become clOgged.
Water could no longer be purified,
impurities would seep through,
and your family would be made
sick by the very water that flows
into your home.
Upsets Whole System.
Yet, this is exactly what happens
to you every time you allow your
body's filter to become sluggish and
clOgged. This is why you wake up
feeling dull and tired-tongue coat
ed, bad taste in the mouth, and Of
fensive breath! Why do many suffer
from such Affections as poor diges-
ton, sour stomach, and formation Of
gas, improper movement. Of the bow
els, sick headaches and a nervous
upset and Over-taxed condition Of the
system?
When You Feel Badly.
Four bOdy's filter is your liVerl It was
put there by nature with definite work TO
do. About every fifteen minutes all Of
the blood IN your body passes through
your liver to be purified. But how can Il
be purified when your liver has become
sluggish and your intestines clOgged up
with Waste3 How can Il secrete the juices
that are essential to digestiOnl How can
II supply the secretiOns Nature uses to Of
your intestines so that your bowels can
move gently, thoroughly and naturally
every dayf Quite naturally you surfer
from these ailments until your liver haf
been properly cleansed and toned, you
stomach put back in condition and your
whole system has been braced mp and mad
well and strong.
Keep This Filter Clean.
Great numbers have gained quick reiiei
from these complaints through the use o.
Jensen pills. This preparation Of Mr.
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digestion and n~Ourishment, tone the tirgf
healthier blood cOursing through you
veins.
Treatment.
Mr.. Jensen as so certain that his digcUV
~ viii prove his theory that he gives AVA
thousands Of pills to convince our reader
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virtues Of Jensen Liver pills. You ma,
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Let them lalp you. Address a. M. Jensen
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Published by Special arrangement with
The Chicago Daily Tribune
In Two Parts-PART TWO
THE STORY so a

Alice Derry and her escort, M~urgtywOOd,
were attending an evening performance OF
the musical extravaganza, Su Sum Sa,
M~urgtyWOOd for amusement sake, while
Alice had insisted on going that she might
get a close glimpse of Barbara, which per
son figured i'm the personal affairs of Alice.
Alice and MurgtywOOd were engaged. Phil,
a former sweetheart Of Alice's, and who
was also employed at the Barrows Broker
age, resigned his position and married
Barbara, one of the leading lights of Su
sum Sa. Alice, finally summOning her
courage, addresses a note TO Barbara Earl,
Cor Mrs. Phillip Ickes), and has it deliv-
cred to the actress back stage. The note
asks for the the address Of Phillip Ickes,
explaining that the latter had Jointly with
Alice, Inherited "a house and grounds in
the city here"
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Evening star., 1926-11-26
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Evening star., 1926-11-26
---he may be yours!

Santa Claus has a gift for e5ery child acJlo
comes to Toyldud 1vith gro7vn nb.
Have YOU seen the beautiful Shetland pony that
Santa Claus brought to The Hecht Co. Toyland?
He is going to give him to some little boy or girl
on Saturday, December 18th. Let Santa tell you
all about it when you come to Toyland.
(Toyland Hecht Co
Evening star., 1926-11-26
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Hats for the debutante and her mother for bobbed
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-13
Clues to Character
Love Faculty and sympathy.
pY ]. o. ABEHNErHY.

Few persons realize that certain
kinds of chins manifest certain charac.
teristics; but they are all significant,
and we shall tell you what they mean.
Pay attention to the rules, apply them
correctly, and You win prove how ac-
elirately chins depict character.
No one can fail to notice the many
varieties OF chins which exist. The
particular type Of chin possessed by
the girl who wed the plain man" in
preference to all the more handsome
ones is narrow and square. It il
more common among women than
men, and indicates desire to love
which harmonizes perfectly with
mans desire to be loved. This faculty
co-operates with sympathy and in
cli1es one to bestow love as favor.
Don't you remember the beautiful
girl in your home town who, rejecting
many handsome suitors, finally mar
ried q plain and apparently unattract-
i've man, much to the chagrin Of
family and friends, and to the utter
desolation OF her other admirers?
You will find that any girl with a
narrow, square chin Is inclined to love
and to wed humble man, who,
from lack OF wealth, position or per-
sonal charm, Is less likely to win q
beautiful and accomplished woman on
other grounds. Everybody wonders
at her taste--they do not understand.
But 1t was all due to her chin.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-13
LITTLE BENNY
BY LEE PARE.

Pop got packidge from Hookbind.
ers department store today, saying 70
ma, zee gods they sent me the rong
size socks. they don't have Il thing TO
do In life but sit around and send out
| socks, and still they sent me the rong
size. II I fhawt 1t was done perposely
I'd so down there and ball out the as.
semtled employees till they blusaed 70
the roots Of their hair. but as It Is Ill
compromise little and meerly tx
change them for the correck size, ne
sed. IN.
O Willynm, men don't know the
ferst principal about Exchanging
things, ma sed, and pop sed. Well I'm
the exception to the rule that makes
the rule look perfectly redickuliss.
And this morning he went down.
town without the socks and this
afternoon ma sent me down to his
Office with them and we went over to
way home. and pop went up to some
gerl looking at her finger males be-
hind the perfume counter, saying,
Ware Is the Exchange desk. please?
lies over. down. the gerl sed
still looking at her finger males. Be
ing such red ones its a wonder she
was the ony one looking at them, and
me and pop kepp on going, pop say.
ing, Well heer 1t is. lies over, D
down and s yards to gain, but wares
the ixchange desk?
And he went up to some little man
without hat on, saying. I'm looking
for the Exchange desk.
And I'm looking for my hat, came
In this confownded place to try. on
some hats and there waseflt one
werth trying on dog, and now !
can't find my own hat and I'm mis-
taken for a silly foorwalker, the man
Sed.
Not at all, Tneen, ] nlistoolS you
for highclass brainy fioorwawker.
beg your pardon, pop sed. And he.
quick wawked away, me quick follow
ing him, and about 3 lies away there
was big sine saying Exchange Desk,
ony you couldn't see the desk on ac-
count OF about SO ladies around 1t,
some of them pushing and the rest
being pushed, ana pop sed, Your
mothers intuition was rite agen, Ben
ny, Exchanging socks Is wimmins
werk.
And he took them home agen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-13
weak Ankles.

III YOU suffer from weak ankles, you
should try systematic course Of mas
sage and exercise to strengthen them.
You win be surprised cit the improve
ment even In a few weeks. The exer-
cises are an follows. They not only
strengthen weak ankles; they VIII also
reduce fat ones.
sit on a chair and stretch out the
bare foot. spreading out the toes and
drawing them together. Repeat this
half d dozen times Then point the
toes down, then upward, then to the
right, then to the left, bending the
| foot from the ankle. Repeat this half
d dozen times. Then clasp your hands
over your knee and rotate the foot
from the ankle, not from the knee.
This may requite d bit OF practice.
Repeat this, like the rest. half q dozen
times, and, OF course, repeat with the
other foot. DO this exercise every
day, and In even three weeks you will
notice h great Improvement.
Massage the feet and ankles every
day. There lis no scientific way ot
doing this. You want to knead the
skin with d fairly firn1. rotary mo-
ton and you want to rub the ankle
rather hard for several minutes. Rub
lup and down the leg and around and
around the ankle, down over the In.
step To the toes and back, and down
under the iristep. As long as you are
going Iii for massage, you might as
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-13
Waterfall Plants.

The most curious little towering
plants I'm the world are the river
weeds. or podostemons, which are
never found except I'm rushing waters,
chiefly around tropical waterfalls.
Some look like MOSES, some like
lichens, some like sea weeds. Some
anchor themselves against the cur
rent by attaching to the rocks, others
swim freely. around. The fall OF the
water causes the buds to open, but
the flowers are the mere rudiments
Of flowers, without petals or sepals,
for such delicate organs could never
survive the torrents. And the plants
die after shedding their seeds, though
they may not flower for several years
in succession. Thus they may be
either ANIMALS or perennials, or not
precisely either.
Now, what do you know about
that?
Answers 10 Yesterdays Questions
i. The philosophers stone was a
mythical wonder Of the Middle Ages
which should turn lead to gold.
Q. The aichenists of old were
chiefly concerned with trying to trans
mute cheap elements into precious
ones.
&. Twenty seven chemical elements
are found In human beings.
4. Carbon is the chief chemical ele.
ment In all living things.
5. Nitrogen cycle Is the system by
which plants and animals utilize the
nitrogen of air and soil and return
it to the worlds supply.
6. Saliva Is a substance causing
fermentation OF food.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-13
Canada Campaign Ends.
PARIS.

CROWN POINT, July 49, 177S.--
The campaign for the annexation OF
Canada is over. and all that remains
of the Northern Army which under.
took the campaign is here, not so much
in an army camp as in a vast hospital
Gen. John sullivan has sent his final
reports on the expedition TO Congress
and to Gen Washington. There VIII
be no further aggressive action, but
Sthe question remains whether the en-
envy can push farther south this
Summer.
For the time being, the problem is
to rid the ranks of the deadly small
box scourge. AS to that Gen. Sulli-
van is hopeful.
"The amazing number of our men
taken down by sickness at Isie-aux.
Noix,'' he says. Obliged us TO remove
to Isle-la-Notte, and thence to this
place. To give a particular account
OF the miserable state of our troops
there and the numbers which daily
keep dropping into their beds and
graves would rather seem like the
effect of imagination than q history OF
facts. This must be owing. TO the
troops living so long upon salt provi-
sions and having nothing to drink but
the poisonous water of the lake, am
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A PRIC
BY FLORENCE DAVIES.

Perhaps some people are worse than
prigs, but certainly few are more dis
agreeable.
But Just what is q prig? What
quality makes one person CAREFUL
conscientious and righteous, but
lovable: and the other person con-
scientious and righteous, but despic-
able In his righteousness.
"A prig is a person who will not 40
q questionable deed--not. i he knows
1t. But goodness and right living, we
must admit, are highly cofnmendRble
| in themselves. Why, then. do we
IN story Of d little girl In the
July number OF the Atlantic you II
| find the answer to that question.
Jane is not q prig, Il the writer ex.
plains, for she can apply the acid to
herself with detachment, and toward
| the faults Of others she frequently ex-
hibits the tenderness that goes with q
finer irony
And there you have 1t. 1t isn't the
goodness or strfctness or piety Of the
prigs to which we object; II Is their
inability to Judge themselves as they
| Judge others.
| Prigs have no irnaginat ton never
any imagination for other people.
They lay down a set OF rules and
then expect the world TO measure up
| to those rules, but they seldom turn
the acid test Of criticism upon them.
selves.
If they were capable Of Judging
themselves they would BE- like Jane,
forever incapable Of being harsh In
| their judgments Of others. M
The main reason why prigE are 30
provoking, so desperately Gxasperat-
| ing. is that they are so innmode rateIy
well pleased with themselves.
But Jane, who was only Aigi1t, BY
| the way, ana who often settled the
/ disputes OF others. was no prig be-
cause she not only saw herself clear.
| ~, but was tender toward the faults
1 OF others Good she might have been,
and Just In her judgments when the
other youngsters appealed to her, but
her justice was untouched by self
righteousness and q taint 81 .h0lier
than thou 3
1T was Jane who said of herself
| when looking lii the glass. pI'm home.
~ as anything, and won't be any
/ prettier when get big. s. 81
1 Dear Jane you may be homeIy. but
ais long as you face the fact rood
lnaturedly yna won't grow UP and be
1 a. prig. AS long as your sharp little
eyes can look appra isingly ait yourself
as well al others, YOU Will never no
never, be n Trig. For such faults III
others have y.ou Will see. but not cen.
sure. without Ii little saving ilavor u
Isunde rstandfng
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Jumper Dresses.

Jumper dresses are not only sens.
ible. they are fashionable again. The
jumper dress has atill something else
in its favor. 1T Is almost universally
becoming, and II you're going to buy
one dress without aid or counsel, 3
jumper dress may. be the safest
choice.
OF course, it depends to some ex.
tent upon how the dress which you
purchase is proportional. Study the
Jumpers lines and your own and You
will be surprised to find how this type
of dress can hide your few defects and
proclaim your many good points.
OF the wide variety Of materials to
choose from, fiat crepe and crepe de
chine are perhaps the most favored.
neither is too conspicuous, and fiat
crepe especially will look well on any
sort Of figure.
re you are interested In q new ma
terial, you might try end-to-end silk.
1t has d flnerstriped appearance, adaIat-
able equally well to the large or small
figure. If you're rather large, you
can buy this material with almost in.
visible stripes, and vet stripes definite
enough to make 1t different from the
plain surfaces that every one wears. I
End-to.end silk. In case YOU are unac-