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CHAPTER XVIIT


TOUR girls, two of them thin to
II emaciation, one over-fat, the
fourth as beautifully shaped as a
Greek statue, trailed diSpiritedly
into the dress tent, their hands
cropping to unfasten the snaps of
their Soiled silk chorus girl cos
TUNES.
Their heavily rouged and pow
dered faces were drawn with ia
tigue; their eyes like burnt holes
in once-gay blankets. Sally had
watched them dance, obviously, be-
tween her own performances, had
heard the barker ballyhooing them
as: "Bybee's Follies Girls, straight
from Broadway and on their way
back to join their pals in ziegfelds
F'ollieS."
Now, weary unto death after
eighteen performances, the "Follies'
girls shuffled on aching feet to their
cots and seated themselves with
groans and dispirited curses, paying
not the faintest attention to the
tense tableau presented by Nita, the
Hula" dancer, and the girl they
knew as princess Lalla."
Sally's frightened eyes futtered
from one to another Of that be-
draggled, pathetic quartet, but she
might as we'll have appealed to the
gaudily painted banners that flut-
tered over the deserted booths out
side.
what do you want. Nita?" she
whispered, moistening her dry lips
and twisting her little brown
painted hands together.
"I'Il tell you fast enough" Nita
snarled, thrusting her face close to
Sally's. II want you to give that
sheik of yours the gate-get me?
Ditch him, shake him, and I don't
mean maybe"
For the third time that day Sally
was, having David Nash, the only
friend she had ever made outside
the orphanage, thrown into her face
as a sweetheart or worse. Winfield
Bybee's casual words to his wife
Cant you see she's clear gone on
that Dave chap of hers?"-had
made her heart beat fast with
queer, suffocating kind of pleasure,
a pleasure she had never before ex-
perienced in her life. Those words
had somehow initiated her into
young ladyhood, fraught with
strange, lovely privileges, among
them the right to be clear gone"
on a mana man like David! The
midget's your David" and "Of
course you're in love with him, and
he's crazy about you-a blind per-
son could see that" had sent her
heart soaring to heaven, like a toy
balloon accidentally released from
a child's clutch.
But Nita's that sheik of yours"
Nita's venomousIy Spat command,
give him the gate, ditch him,
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the darkness. Strangely free of her
burdens, Sally lay for a long time
before sleep claimed her, trying to
remember all the instructions about
crystal-gazing that Mrs. Bybee had
heaped upon her. And in her child
iSh conscience there was no twinge
of remorse that she was to go on
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THIS HAS HAPPENED

SALLY FORD is EARNED out' to
GLEN CARSON. prosperous farmer, the
summer she is Is, and leaves the State
0rphanage, the only home she has known
since she was four. At the farm, she
finds a friend in DAVID NASH, student
and athlete. David prefers Sally to
Clem's bad-tempered daughter, PEARL,
and this angers the farmer.
When Carson makes insulting remarks
about Sally, David sends him crashing
to the ground with one terrific blow.
David and Sally flee. They tramp until
morning when they come to a carnival
train. In the carnival troupe Sally
spies EDDIE COBB, former inmate Of
the Orphans Home. He begs WINFIELD
BYBEE, manager of the carnival, to
make a place for these two and accord
ingly David is sent to the cooks car
and Sally becomes princess Lalla,"
crystal gaer. Sally makes friends with
the midget. "PITTY SING" who warns
her to beware of NITA, the Hula dancer,
who has her eye on David.
That night in the dress tent Nita
comes in. When Sally speaks to her, she
cuts her short and tells her she knows
who she is well enough. Bending
menacingIy over Sally, she demands: DO
you want me to tip off the police? Well,
then, II you don't, listen-and get it
NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY
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Rid of Rheumatism
and Kidney Pains
Says Relief Came So Suddenly 1t
Surprised Him.

After years Of torture from rheu-
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follows:
IT suffered agony for years, with
rheumatism and kidney trouble. The
backache, and the pains in my
shoulders and legs we're so intense
that at times I would have to stop
everything and lie down. L was con-
tinually taking laXatives for consti-
patton, but got no real relief. lost
weight, had no pep at all, and got
up every morning feeling tired and
worn out. I had tried to many
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But I finally found the right one,
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my appetite came back. began to
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and backache left me, and never
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pounds since I started taking vi
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THE EVENING STORY

snuhbing her, and The other men talked
to her only in terms of compliments.
BY the time the day was ended Cally
was tired enough to go to bed. She had
| to leave early next morning to get back
into the mill that afternoon. She had
not asked for more than a half days
leave. She thought that the clatter OF
the looms was not much worse tnan
the clatter Of so many tongunes.
fred entered. Winnifred had been cry
ing. "Oh, what is it dear?" Cally asked,
all sympathy.
"Tm so miserable" Winnifred Sobbed.
Tive got to tell some one"
"Is it Mr.. Culver?" asked Cally.
"How did you guess?"
"Well. could see you liked him."
"Any one can see that guess" said
Winnifred bitterly.
That's the trouble. You must keep
It to yourself more. I wouldn't let
any one see cared for him for anything
till-till the proper time" Cally blush
ed. isn't there some one you can fiirt
with a little? Let's see. What about
Mr.. Sanford? I'd flirt with broomstick
rather than give myself away like you're
doing"
Would you?" said Winnifred seri-
ously. "YeS, believe you would. Maybe
it would be a good plan. Carl is too
sure of me- That must be it. Thank
you for your advice, Cally. I will flirt
with Mr.. Sanford" Suddenly she put
her arms about Cally and kissed her.
"You dear little thing! felt somehow
that you would be a comfort. Stay with
me always, Cally. I need you. I'm
sure could make you happy until sone
nice man happens along who could
make you happier"
"I guess he's happened already" said
Cally. She clapped her hands over her
mouth as her precious secret flew away.
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Whats his name?" asked Winnifred.
BILLY Nichols"
"Oh, Cally! You're too precious for
any man named Billy Nichols"
But Caliy was obstinate.
AS she stepped off the train next day
Mr.. Nichols was waiting. At the sight
of him her Joy broke bonds.
"Oh, Billy I just knew you'd be
here!" she cried, And then she could
have bitten her tongue.
But the look that came to Mr..
Nichols face consoled her.
I've thought of your coming every
m mute since you went away" he
whispered.
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Cally had been engaged two weeks be-
fore she heard from Winnifred.
"I did flirt outrageously," wrote Win
nifred, land made Carl jealous and he
proposed Oh, Cally, I'm so happyl
You shall have chest of real silver for
your wedding present if you ever
marry"
Cally giggled
st suppose may as well prepare her
for the worst" she said to herself.
THE END.
(Copyright, 1929
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Cupid and Cally.

: T was seldom that Cally Herrick re-
ceived a letter from her rich rela-
tives, the Earls, but tonight there
>.as such a letter waiting for her
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MAN And WIFE reliable ana eHnabis
u ant work as manager Of hotel dining room,
-trA ara Tor club or similar ~Uta where
t"ah can s1Fk together gn1d rrfTtaDees
iufot~hfh Wiling Ia take poattlou "a an.
other 6,s Address box 1913 X Star ONE
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FOR FARM AND GARDEN.

wHEIT-iso BUSHELS WANTED Am
hsrv~ls Nf V~i2ow Tnrfs state ssrfsNe- d>hre-e'
Will pAV cash HoRAES POULTRY FARN
White OSS SslVrg >pEtnK Nd
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POULTRY AND EGGS

RABY CHICKS-ls 0ts0 hlpo1-tesies. e-ee5-rs
.eieCte. for high sxx production sl72ly exSs
for THE hatchery All lesiiug varieties CAiho<
free Nssssnut,sH Farms Hatchery. Boz
S.ii-N narrtsoahurs Va
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OFFICE. POSITIONS

Free registration. Washington Fmploymeni
KIehsBgs: 80 charge unless placed. Operated
Tor the public by the Washington schooI
for secretsses. N. 2ss0. Eoom 2I3. Trans.
pOFtatl0n Bldg, Ith and
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REDUCED PRICES-CSED
CARS GUARANTEED AS
REPRESENTED-B.AR\ES
MOTORS.

waS New
1875 ESSEX COACH S-SS SSsS
iSs- PONTIAC COACH .-. SsNf SIS
1877 CEEVEOg.E T CASS!OI ET SSsi ~
t9-.- wEIPPET q SEDAN 81. 80 IS
1927 NASH 4nNlE SEDAN ~ NJ
taSS CEEFEot. ET TOURING 49, IS
isEsS IsDOsE >N I'D ...-.. 49, 80
1925 ESSEN COACH 81 SS@9
tqsS CNEVEOI 1T SEDAN 49, yss1
1928 Ts1TNsE >N- COUPE ,~A as
1925 HCPNOEIgg TCI-HINS &Ss ~
ta@- CHEVROLET TOT RING SIS as
tSsS CHEVROLET SkrAN. 4Ss SO
t9-sS fpEp SEDAN e.-. SSA Is
1872 CERNSLES COUPE . SSb IS
1914 GREY LsNpAT >ErAN. 4S0 S.
1879 STTDg ElG pHAEToN 4Sa 80
i9ss fNSp COUPE NEW &t~s ScS
1875 ESSEX COACE ..... SsS s-5
TERMS.-SEE Mr.. BARNES.
ftSs C>s-scsR>tst Ave Res 7. an
Frank. -tsA> Og~> ESvw,~<> T-ssa I'm
sS.'ESN ENGINES ~<aSore u lss saF- s.
. >s0. Meah. Gu Sis lss 81
STERRETT X FLEMING. Inc.
Whippes-W illvs-Knisht.
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(Contjutled.l

CORNER With atteet ear i hus stap ia fraat
AZ tfnnrfh ,inins al eAceiiHnt tusiness ut
siu,i h,dh uNurf has 10 ssit iua tu taitin.
taith this IL a snirn,,id tH,ch hnthtinS az
s'"'tes 'n'en aud apartments 'en.rd ~,
'!Ut anhi sri the ttUiiVatrasxa tAsiueas ~,
h'st IL tAVIhtHt aisa srtl hshonl sunpstps
novelties attt have - sphudid news stand
Ihts tttststtA IS NyrN NaWabtf Ath tah
h"t ha ahtrliealsi al eaO din, Address h,,A
iht \ star uihre
rive FtNE sllkEs near Garner Nth aud
Yea Ella NV int teht Al Ntih prt Maa.h
ta"h, of fat satt Ntih ,thted araft mants Ut'
fHnt .flHis 10 lretniusltiir rattles
JAMES MORRIS WtnibW AMn, hsattaf.
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NfJK r OF HAHAfTFW
to NJ iH3DtsffHft ffssFitfp it.,H4tgts0 faat -
fyi I1utiBt wDfh aB1 OHfFs JDtis}laI t4i4itt.
tsptf3 tDf aiB sef5IatiI high Itt.s{ t4u.Ga
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'tpt tfb Dbpiss. tsij H tssFzaD taG4k sasefs
g,fd hst spids AiA We.tibaH. - k3SrtLt
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

ADDING MACHISES--An makes, SPECIAL
prices: Monroes and Burroughs cslculators
for rent. special rate s. per month. We re-
pair all makes United Type. K Add. Nch.
60. 1877 y. Y. ave. NJ $500. Ia
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CASH REGISTER (NatonaN
tina, will handle seven or more
departments, Viii pay cash TOR
good marhmc. nm Sth -. >.w.
Main tkkl
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

DESKS, Sl0-CHAIRS. s..
Beautiful small mahogany finished desks.
cost S@S 81 each: chars cost 50 5o sach-
see Mr.. Morris. l+l5 Eve St. or phone NAN
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AssiSTAAT BoDKkEEpEK. t,Ust or
strnostabheF bestnnrr' five wears aff1fr 81.
peftens 40 per week. Call Cese. 3J4h.