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Loved Him Best

so / kissed him-you saw that
and / told him told him that I
loved him best OF all the world"
I drew q deep breath. She indeed
had given Robert Savarin a false
hood royal in its magnificence. for
swearing both her husband. and the
daughter. who, I knew. was the
person she really loved best or all
the world"
Yes. I know" she said as IL I
had spoken. Marion. too. But.
OH Madge. II you could have seen
the changed look In his eyes when
I told him that IL was rs if"
"I'll finish it." / said tenderIy as
she hesitated. las II Heaven had
opened before him. Surely you're
not regretting-"
Not now" she said. and there
was in her voice a little paean OF
Joy. Because. this Is why ! wanted
to tell you this. Madge.-because I
told Harry everything just now-T
never had dreamed / could-you
know how JEALOUS"
! nodded and put my hand over
hers.
In your place. / would not have
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Stars Say
For Thursday, May 3.
BY CENEvIEvE KEsrBLE.

An n EvENTFUL and probably
~ intriguing day ~ tine forecast
made from the predominant
lunar and mutual CONGREGATIONS.
This applies largely 70 the nature Of
social. domestic and affectional mat
ters. although somewhat Cf the am
complexion will he noticeable in new
adventures or undertakings OF "a
business nature. The finances are
adversely aspected and should not
be put in Jeopardy by loans. Had
vised investment or personal %extrava-
gance or recklessness. There may
be much pleasure or social activity
OF a rather singular nature.
Those whose birthday II IS nav
look for an interesting and eventful
year. with possibly social. domestic
OF affect!onal matters engaging the
attention However. any new ven
lures or projects may have some
progress. provided the funds are
iudiciously invested and not ieop-
ardized BY loans or ill-advised exnen-
ditures- Personal indulgence and ex-
travagance are likewise warned
against. A child born on this day
may be gifted by many social and
personal graces fitting IL for success
in life. although Ii may have strong
leaninEs 20 social and romantic ar-
fairs or pleasures. with extravagant
tendencies or indulgences.
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'rade and friend. and my grief for his
passing. when he goes. viii be moth
ing that ! canno. hide successfully.
she rose from her chair a. calmly
As IL she were concluding an ordi-
nary chat with me.
And that's that" she said. II
don't believe I've kept you more
than the fifteen minutes ] stipu-
lated"
III know you haven't" ! assured
her warmly. adding no comment
upon what abe had told me because
Of the look upon her face as OF one
who has removed herself a long dis
lance away. But when ! had left
her. and was on my way 10 the
nearest big store for my belated
Christmas shopping. l reflected rue
fully that though the pages OF her
interview with Robert Savarin might
be sealed. mine were still open. r
still had to face and solve the TN
welcome and unpleasant problem OF
the artists legacy OF a fortune
ostensibly 10 me. but in reality a
trust for Lillian.
Continued Tomorrow
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"Wer." said Hand a. length. II
suppose I'LL have TO 70 too. still
I'm sure it's not going TO turn out
right"
Ii was quite easy climbing I'D rs
the leaves were arranged like steps
In "a spiral staircase. ALI around the
stem. Jp, up. up they went
Smaller and sml-.e- grew the
garden. The trees began 10 look
Ike tiny bushes and they could
make cut the brook winding IN and
out like a thin silver ribbon. Knarf
kept climbing. and the others kept
following.
Come n" he shouted. I'VE must
set % the top. II can't be far of
now.
Wed better turn back Hand
called un ia warning. This bean
stalk j. Hew.t1-ed. In sure OF t."
oh is 10 same as any ether
beans;a-L only it's bigger" Mi
sail
81 atrr- n-s- have planted a
wlo's p.f-U. or beans remarked
Flar.
'A.ss - 's:r find = watermelon
Al tEa So" Yam sali.
- w"'e-n.'orS not a beam"
MI. -rpl~d
b; IT, t4-
A- - ( slant Ennrf uttered a
saor OF ssrprse Why. (. .ea.is 10
s1o-h~v .arat ~
Fhsv ra- fy Nrnhs6 ~ 70 wHsre
hn @-- H-E MI. rrfEd rhar -
-fi nl L.. STALK ra4 hert Se~-
utidy~ rasa.r- s-i 'Gl ~ d anaulhi
NlrE ike pc sntr~rca 70 4 pa.aS-.
t. '~ed they made ett ..ls pah~a
'tSA'' st tris moment So behind -he
t-->s- end they a-art~c nnt fcr n NJ
nnrA
X, - hurry eel Gems Ia time
to= 1inaer : Etart u-Ccl
"2n: ho- - you know ia. person
wno SECS fh.;e MI invite rs" Yam
asked.
Xiv e-. r-aFo ai--." SAID the
sl=1cN-bsy bravciy.
"-vs1 Z hes a giant" III
brolss in.
"A CANT. Hand repeated.
-Oh. I remember. It IL a.
At this instant they heard ca
thIn1erCrH voice
"Fee-faw-fum
I smell the blood OF an English.
man.
TIE next Instant a boy ans
dashlnE towards them In the great
ct excitement. waving his arms as
though to tell them they were IN
danger and should spring down thu
bearstalk as fast as they were able.
Tomorrow-A Great Dangerl
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Your Vacation Time
Make the Most Of 1t from Standpoint of Health

; must be overcome. Have your meals
at regular hours. Avoid foods un-
duly rich IN fats and starches. For
further particulars send q self-ad-
dressed stamped envelope.
Mrs. L. K Q.-what IS q trench
mouth?
A trench mouth IL an infecti-
BUS disease OF the mouth and may
follow some acute infectious disease.
Anyone suffering with this disease
should be under the care OF his
doctor.
A Constant Reader. Q.-Is dia.
betes dangerous?
Ais 1t contagious?
A.-Not II patient IL properly
cared for.
mo.
G. X. s. Q.-What do you advise
for calloused feet7
A.-Before retiring soak the feet
in warm water and apply warm lin
seed oil. Next morning soak the
feet again and scrape away the dead
tissue.
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There have been towards ever
since time began-haven't there :?
Poor wretches-how they twist
and squirm and feint and parry
only TO meet death and disgrace
at last.
But now there Is a BIN up before
the English Parliament prDncsin. the
adjustment az the death penalty for
c~owardice.
! wonder II that BIZ Will pass?
What a terrible penalty the cow
ard pays for his cOwardice-whether
n IL a soldier Or a farmer. 0r an
elevator man.
How we all despise him and how
far we will run 20 keep out OF his
reach. Every policeman knows that
the most dan Eeruus man tn the
world IL the coward.
I know "A woman who is IA coward
no. she isn't afraid of burglars or
OF mice. or eve Of snakes.
She's afraid OF her husband.
deathly afraid Of him.
And n ls letting him turn her
WI young " into "a coward and Y
drunkard and a ne'er-d0-Wcll.
She knows what her husband is
doing 20 her son and she loves her
son dearly. but she's afraid OF her
husband. 10 she lets him 10 on and
turn a poor. dependent boy lifa into
a nightmare az misery.
And the queer thing about n Is
that her husband is a worss coward
than she IL. and II she once faced
him honestly and cnureganusiv she
could manage the whole affair with
out so very much trouble.
/ know a man who IS a coward
oh. he's brave enough with a gun.
he isn't afraid az other men - he's
afraid az his wife and III lets her
rule him body and soul. til he isn't
"A man az All. He's just "a poor. lit
tie. weak imitation or a man.
And everybody laughs at him
and his wife laughs At him. too
He deceives her. OK course.
That is the hest thing nn does
deceit is always the revenge the slave
takes upon his master-but. OH. II
he'd only stand on his own feet and
be his WI master for just twenty
four short hours. what "a different
world he'd live III.
Id rather see "a daughter Cr mine
a fool than 10 see her a coward.
And II / had a son who was a cow.
ar6-Im afraid it would break my
heart.
I wonder what the British Parlla-
ment Will do about that c~0wardice
bill. don't y0u2
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NHE THOUGHT It was rather a
peculiar shape for a cucum-
- Der. still there 1t was. green. a
long oval. and she was such a young
~housekeeper thai she was too proud
20 ask the vegetable dealer just what
she was buying. Probably a mis-
shapen cucumber-but all OF those
IN the box looked alike. and they
were firm and fresh looking so she
decided TO chance IL.
or course. when she cut II open
she found that Il wasn't a cucum-
Der at all. The inside was white.
with DO cucumber-like seeds. but
tiny ones. And It was a bit spongier
than cucumber. And taste con-
WINGED her hat ii couldn't possibly
be eaten raw,
Zucchini is one OF the squash
family. and is a quite recent entrant
into 10 popular markets. although
IL has been common enough for
years In foreign eating places. Many
people prefer Il TO all the other
~squashes. partly because its flavor Is
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These need vigorous exercise and
lots OF patting and astringent.
The same relaxed head-rolling ex.
ercise should be done twice a day
for all necks.
Then drop the head back as far as
possible. lift IL slowly and elongate
the neck-feel as though you were
trying 70 look over a fence using
Just your head and neck.
After cleansing the neck AZ night.
make a pad or absorbent cotton. dip
in mild astringent and pat hard. with
an upward movement over the entire
neck. Repeat the same treatment in
the morning. If possible. have the
astringent ice cold.
In my next article. which WIN ap.
pear on this page Friday. I'll tell you
some o secrets about the Neck
OF Beauty.
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A T LILLIAN'S appeal. I looked
IA directly at her for the first
time since she had asked me
u give her fifteen minutes before
starting on my shopping expedition.
She had gotten hold OF herself now
although her eyes still showed
traces OF the emotional storm which
had ravaged her.
II remember perfectly" I said. II
also remember that ] would not
answer your question then. you were
in no condition 10 consider anything.
But | can tell you now that in COM
mon with many people. ! think a
lie which will make "A dying person
happier ID perfectly j~ustifIable. Do
you think you ought 10 tell me any
thing more?"
She nodded emphaticany.
II want to tell you about Il all.
now" she said. and then / am 60
ing 20 seal the pages or that chap
ter In my life so that they lever
can be read again. But / want YOU
been. Ii IS all owing 10 him that
my memories OF Robert will have
the fragrance OF roses instead Of the
tang Of myrrh."
! made no further protest. waited
quietly through a minute OF silence
that seemed an hour. until she spoke
again.
III fancy you car guess the lie I
told Robert" she said at last. II
intended 10 be perfectly honest with
him, and let him see that it was the
same kind Of affection / would have
given a beloved brother which had
brought me TO him. But he was 20
pitifully grateful to me for coming.
and 10 Harry for permitting the
journey.-so humble in his realiza-
ton of my feeling for him. and yet
500 wlstful-oh. ! can't tell you.
Madge. butt saw his poor tortured
eyes as ! was leaving him, and ! ran
back to him. I couldn't bear for
him to go out-so thwarted. So"
Her voice trailed away into ST.
lence. and when she began to speak
again ii was with the voice OF an
abashed child c~onfesstnE a trans
rrcSSfOn.
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'old novels. tossing her head" Do
this ten times on each side.
At night: cleanse the neck thor
oughly with q good cleansing cream,
then smooth on a heavy nourishins
cream. work In with an upward
stroking motion Of the finger tips.
Leave a little or the cream on all
night. In the morning wash your
neck with warm water and mild soap
and finish by splashing II vigorously
with old water.
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M
b~est-dresFed girls that I
know. II isn't hat she has
so many clothes. but that she has
the proper accessories for each n
Of her ensembles. Helene would no
more think on wearing the wrong
gloves or shoes with a costume than
she would Of going out without her
hat. And accessories al do so much
10 mar an otherwise perfect
costume.
Helene always insists that II why
l think she's e~xtravagant. IL she
buys a new frock Il means an inn
mediate investment In all the little
things that will harmonic with the
fr0ck. accentuata its smartness and
make the complete picture just
right. Helene. as you know. Is
artistic and she shows II every time
she buys a new costume.
This week Helene has been eating
light-very light-lunches as a re-
suit OF another splurge for Access
SORES. She bought a chic hat OF
beige -panamalaque. the brim wide
al the sides and completely disap-
pearing at the front. Ii is trimmed
with a skilful arrangement or suede
ribbon. This Is ID 20 with a new
frock that she has. and at the same
time she bought an adorable neck
lace OF braided leather and tan bake
lite banded in gold.
Then Helene decided that she did
not quite have the proper accessories
for her new tailleur. So nothing
would do but that she have a new
bag-a pouch model in pleated effect
with the new double handle. And TO
90 with this she also bought a trim
pair OF navy blue walking shoes or
kid trimmed with an appliqued strap
in lighter blue.
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Answers to Health Queries

Answers to Health Queries
J.. r. NJ. Q.-what causes a bis
ter under the tongue?
A-This may be due to hyper
acidity. caused BY faulty diet and
poor elimination.
2errobia r. c. Q.-Hcw many
eggs a day should | eat?
A.-one ess a day should be
sufficient.
Jack d. o.-what should a young
man OF %. 5 IT. 4 inches tall. weigh?
AIS there any means by which
the height can be increased?
Ale should weigh about 100
pounds.
2.-No.
Mary A. ". Q.-Is peanut butter
fatteninE7
Ais chewing gum harmful?
Ayes.
Mo. unless done to excess.
A. Reader. Q.-What would you
advise for piles?
A.-PileS are usually due 10
chronic constipation. This condition
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nEAR NANCY LEE:

nEAR NANCY LEE:
I'll be sixteen years old next
week. and ! would like TO know
what TO serve my friends as I'm
having a party. and what games
do you play? I'm having eight
girls and eight boys.
Thanking you for your trouble.
SWEETHEART.
GWEETHEART: II your guests are
- coming after dinner. a nice buff
tet supper will be appreciated and
enjoyed by them. Sandwiches OF
various kinds. chicken salad. fruit
salad. a birthday cake. OF course.
some fruit drinks. hot coffee. are
all easy 20 prepare and simple 70
erve. There are many round games
and | am sure that your friends will
be able 10 sugges some. And then.
too. there is dancing 10 the tunes Of
the wonderful ~orchestras that come
10 Us over the radio.
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Advice to Girls
By NANCY LEE
nEAR NANCY LEE:

am a girl in my late teens.
| have been going with a very fine
young mar since graduation, but
here OF late we seem 10 have
broken away from one another.
He is the finest young man that
! have met for a long time. / am
2 girl who meets many young men.
This young man that I am speak
ing or Is four years my senior.
We used TO sec one another three
times a week. but he quit taking
ms home through the week and
Just took me home on SUNDAYS.
After q while he quit making dates
on Sunday. He doesn't seem to like
another girl.
| am not in love with him but /
60 and come by myself and would
like to have company once in a
while.
ta) NV question Is. how could /
win this young mans affections
again?
90 Which should hold arms. the
young man hold the girls or the
girl hold the fellows?
tc) How should a girl act when
introduced 10 a young man?
I'D What should a girl say when
introduced?
tel Who should speak first. the
girl or the boy7 Blonde.
DLONDIE: What a sad mIx-up.
AS you yourself insist that you
are not in love with the young man,
all the fuss? If he has cooled
he no doubt has a definite reason.
and so why force yourself on him
II is but a momentary triumph
that will have an unpleasant reac-
ton. Il Is not good form TO take
arms. especially does this apply tc
Young people. or course. II Is quite
In order, that your escort should
your arm when guiding you
the street in heavy traffic.
Just be yourself when being intro.
duced. there Is no set rule.
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False alarms
false m e $
:. skulk-
ing in { h e
ditc h instead
Of moving for
ward with the
rest o f h c
regiment, pre-
tending 70 be
aiken suddenly
ill self in
flicted wounds
- hey have
always b e q m
provided for in
British Army
rules and reg
ulatiore
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now and then or an occasional weekend in the
country can be planned. Every opportunity
should be taken to get a change Of environment
and to be out-of-doors.
Summer is the very flower of the seasons.
America is particularly fortunate in its varied
and beautiful countryside, mountainside and
shore. Travel is made easy. Almost everyone
has a car, a boat, or perhaps travels by air.
Pretty soon the Always will be filled to over
flowing with trippers through the skies.
When you 90 on vacation it is very wise 10 20
where you can best recuperate your physical and
mental self. At least, that Is what a vacation
should do for you. it is best to put in those
vacation days having all the pleasure and all the
recreation you possibly can. But one must not
lose sight of the fact that sleep and rest are
needed, too. Do not come home more tired
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NHE ensemble craze has spread beneath the
surface, which means Of course, that IL be
III really fashionable and correct, our 'undies'
must all match or harmonize- No more the odd
chemise, or step-ins or slip. They must all be
of one pattern. color or design.
OF all the delectable materials favored for
lingerie, the most alluring il white satin. Its
richness, and its shimmering beauty make it
particularly desirable not alone for the bride,
but for every woman who revels in beautiful
possessions. And when white satin i combined
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Lillian, Before Closing This
Chapter Of Her Life, Rereais to
MGdge the Secrets OF Her Last
Meeting With Robert Sarcrin.
Loves Reawakening
By Adele Garrison

dared to risk e." / said, breathlessly.
DO You c that he was not-?"
His face was terrible for a second
or two" Her voice reflected the
agonized uncertainty Of that mo-
ment. Then. J can't tell you what
he said and did.-it's too sacred.
but he was-divine in his under
standing and his chivalry. IL was
one Of the most wonderful expert
ences or my life. ! can never forget
IL. no matter
Prompted BY Sympathy.
She threw back her shoulders with
the gesture OF one shaking off a
burden.
You could not help but think me
callous today" she said. But"
ignoring my startled though not en-
tirely sincere protest. you know me
well enough to realize h "a a wild
grief for one man and a passionate
love for another cannot exist to-
gether IN my heart. All my love Is
Harry's. I wen 10 Robert because
OF sympathy. l lied 70 him for the
same reason. I was terribly shaken
~ my interview with him. but ! do
not love him except as a dear COM
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and the
Price
Death Is Penalty for Soldiers
But How About Crinning
Husbands and Wives?
By wINFRED BLACK

NISHONOR-and death.
That's what has always
come to a British soldier
found guilty Of cowardice in the
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GOODNIGHT
STORIES
In q magic garde.s
A beanstaIk grew
And that is all
That TN tell you"
Shadow Savings.
BY Max Trell

NNE NIGHT cit was very late
H and everyone IN the house
VA fast asleep Nil. Flcr.
Hand. Yam and Rarf-the shadows
OF five little real-chiidren-walked
inside the pages OF the Fairy Tale
book. which they found on the H.
brary table. Now AZ was To trcubIe
whatever for 1hem 10 walk inside u
book. since they were perfectly flat,
or ones.tcd. as al. shadows are. II
you don't think 50 jus; Jock az your
o~n shadow.
They weren't inside tAe book mere
than half-a-sec0rd whca they found
themselves n a large sunny garden
N which q number % stalks were
growing.
They're h~eanE-alks." Hand said.
Look at .his tail one Nnarf er-
claimed. porting to a stalk behind
y 81 the treas. III really was ex-
traOrdinarily tall. The top OF II was
lost high up in the clouds. They
had never seen such a. tall bean.
stalk.
Knarf w. f0r climbing III ITO -rt
the vlcw from the TOP" az ne sx-
planned. The others thought this a
fine idea. al but Hand. who looked
very puzzled.
'I once read something about this
heanstalk, but 7 can't seem tn re-
member what ~ was except TINT 10
strange and exciting
1T must be the VIEW" Kna-s said
Not wasn't the view. IL was
about something exceedingly largo
AMI verv dangerous"
But the others started up anyway
-knaff first because he was the
h~f1oes
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Words of the Wise

The best foundation in the
world II money.
-Cervantes.
7 PAY debts Of honor. not hon
or1ble debts. Reynolds.
Wit i the salt % Converse
ton. not the food.
-Hazlitt.
J0y may ~ q miscr, but sor-
roiC's purse rs free.
-Stod6drd.
You cannot escape necessi-
ties; you can conquer them.
Seneca.
Man Is natures sole mistake.
Gilbert.
Nothing leads to good which
Il not natural. Schiller.
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IIaH yu Otgdn your NaCdIIOU
Health is the most important thing in life and it is most vital
TO happiness. The sun, and the air and the water are just as impor-
tant rs tennis courts and golf courses.
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While Getting In All The Pleasure and Recreation
Possible During The Holidays, DONE Forget That
Rest and Sleep Are Necessary, Too.
DR.. Copeland
By ROYAL S. COPELAND. Nj. %.

LHHEu STATES Senator from New York.
Former Commissioner OF Health, NeD York Ctr.
Nov is the time when everybody is thinking of vacation time.
N Some Of our friends will be fitting to foreign shores Others
: will be of to the country, the seashore, or the mountains.
For thuse who cannot get away for any extended STAY. a dav
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nEAR NANCY LEE:

nEAR NANCY LEE:
VIII you please advise me on
the following subject.
How can you win back a boy
friend that you have lost? ] don't
know why he quit me. He liked TO
u around with other girls but did
not allow me 70 20 with other
boys. BROKEN-HEARTED.
pROKEN-HEARTED: / should
imagine that you would be better
off without the friendship OF one
who has such very different ideas
and ideals from your own. | am sure
YOU would be happier with other
friends. and you certainly would not
have reason 10 imagine that you are
broken-hearted.
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everyone may have a happy and
most beneficial vacation this Sum-
mer.
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Copyright. 1889. Newspaper Feature Service. In.
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A Fashion Models Diary
By GRACE THORNCLIFFE
Some Nero accessories Intrigue Helene.

ELENE Il probably one OF the
b~est-dressed girls that +
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