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I’ H. IRVGNC' KING.
1.11”th in life had been fulfilled
except one. And that one list!
i t {‘Olllt‘ an. obsession with him. '
Snim’nm was a. self-made man and
hm! donela good job. But he did not
nu'n the old Spencer place. All his
(*iftii‘is to get possession of it and
falletlmnnd Solomon did not use
itzlirily to failures.
\\'hen he had been s. poor boy he
h ui \\ nrkcd about the grounds of the
Sponcer place and had tOifl himself:
'Stmle day i shall own thst house
3 LL of old Solomsn Spinit’s sm-
:ttnl two in it." He had never tor-
::.nir\n the moment when he told.
hdltfifliflthifl.
itui though Solomon coveted the
Home: place he hated the Spencers,
J‘iili tmtchcd with complacent satis-
full”?! the diminution of the Spen-
.«r {tn-tune, There were only two
. .- illn Spencer family lcit how-oil
1 ”Mel Sllt‘l’lCOl‘. who lived in New
innit. nnd Benjamin Bpsncer.
unpimxv. a. young lawyer in s nelgh~
Luring inwl‘l. Ezekiel owned the
l;.r-.r-v-»—\\'lllch had long been closed
and as for Ben Spencer. that
"I’il‘ISI man had had the temerlty to
‘~:; in love with Solomon's dsugntsr.
l'silfiilnt‘. Ezekiel sbsoiutely "f“...
90H his ancestral msnsion. snd so
I. « lion. Solomon Spink would be
h'lqgr‘fl if any Spencer was going to
t-wwu-lp ”10 family fortunes by mer-
r‘ inn his daughter.
"i“.mml‘." said he. "I won't have it.
.i‘l that young man Whats is my
r moor." .
' i vh, no. he doesn't. fsther." replied
thr- fair Emeline; "all he wsnts il
mt. Ben is doing well and muting
XIV-Hr}; in his profession. Th0? tsllt
M tzmiiinnting him for Congress nest
‘ “01'.
It; don’t care what they nominate
i~1m for," snapped Solomon. "snd as
f”: his: making money. there never
\\ 'lu fl Spencer yet \VhO knew how ‘0
7: him“ money or how to hold on to
mull“:- when he hhd it.
"rm- next time Spencer calls
to z. " continued Solomon. “you must.
t: 1! i.l'ii what I have said. He must
own»... in see you no more. And I
order you not to correspond
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“mt him or to meet him secretly."
llmmy was silent and very
l‘ »«;:htiul for twa minutes. Then
r" n fi'liri: "Very “fell. tsther. But W.
.3. ill luve cachother just the some.
l‘u . . tn'i prevent thst.”
mush." said Solomon. "you will
fillin'? vnvh other in two months."
\'.I*vili('fitiil}' night came and Bill
l‘ ml out 1mm town to make his
..i tail on Emmy. She told him
conversation betwoen her
;- unt‘l herssit. Ben was furious
ml all he dsred to say regard-
.» 'nmon. "And do you mean to
. at you are going to throw me
Lyrics
of Life
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LIFE’S PAINTERQ.
Hops punts the colors at our drcsms,
But. sorrow with s firmer hsnd
Puts in the lines. The thing that
seems '
ls sweet. and yet. to undorstsnd
The thing that is. griet’s sterner pen
Must touch the esmms now and then.
Hope paints with brushes dipped in
fiow’rs
l’pon a canvas fair and white;
Hope points the future's happy
hours,
Undimmod.‘ beosuss uniivsd. de-
light.
But grief. more ssd. snd yet so
sweet. '
Must moire each memory complete.
Hope points with lavender snd rose
And tints of dawn sud loves of
youth,
But grief. the ssdder srtist. knows
In all our art the need of truth.
And. in some hour of hurt or strife.
Makes true the picture of our life.
Hope points. grief limnl. Ind then
appears
Another artist. kind snd grsy.
The. patient painter ofths years
“'hen hops and grief \hsvo gone
their way:
Time comes snd cottons all the post.
And makes life besutiiiul st last.
BE GLAD THEY ARE.
\Ve can't be hsppy sll the dsY.
We can't go singing sll the way. _
We have our grist- we have to hssr.
We have our mourning we must
wear. "‘ \
And none will blame you i! you
grieve
When dreams go wrong, when loved
ones leave; '
But. friend of mine, I ssk you this:
Whatever .hsppiness you miss.
“'hen other happiness you meet.
Be glad that someone's finding swset
The road of life—however sad.
Be glad thst someone else is glad.
I have seen fathers meet with mag
The children romping down the psth.
Yes, bar their wsy. forbid their song.
As though .thsir lsughter could be
wrong,
Who, when the merry crowd sp-
peam. .
'l'urn song to silence. smiles to tests.
Oh, when they come with wreaths.“
i'iow'rs -
Thank God they“ luvs their happy
hours, > .
However herd your own may be;
Thank God the sunshine they can
see ,
Though clouds have hidden yours
afar-— '- ,
When they sre glad he glsd they as.
his '
Insane prejudices?" he demanded.
"No. Ben,“ replied Emmy! com-
posed. "I don't mess to ssy anything
o! the sort.” . .
"Well. then, let us go slid get our-
fled fish: of: and settle the nastier
with the old msn snot-wuss."
“No." replied Emeline. "1 sm sil
tether has left. It would press his
host-t. And. Ben. you must shut
more respectfully of. tsther.
"New, Benismln Spencer." con-
tlnusd Emeline. "listen cmtully to
whst I seat. 1 hsvs prsotlcslly prom-
ind not. to correspond with you. But
thst will not prevent your writing to
me new end then. I hsvs s. plsn
which I think will work out sll
right." She then outlined her plsn
of campsign snd Behjsmin took his
depsrture.
Over s month psssed. Solomon
wstched his «tighter csretully snd
chuckled“ himssit st her cheerful-
ness, but ssid nothing. At lentth he
broke silence. "Well.” ssld he. "i
thought you would get over your in-
tstustlon for thst sponsor ohsp. You
hsve kept your prdmise spout col-rs-
spondlng with him i"
"res. tether," replied Emmy. "l
hsvs not corresponded with him. but
he hes written to me new snd then.
just to let one know how thins! were
getting on."
"What things!” gum salmon.
"Oh, nothing." replied mmv.
"Yew-you still love him?" cried
the old msn.«
"Better thsn ever." tell Emmy.
Solomon left the house snd todlt s
wslk out by the sponsor piece. its
liked to go out there. issn over the
wall and think up schemes for get-
ting it into his possession. As he
wsiksd he mused. So they still
loved each other. Would they wait
until he was and snd then fnsl’ry‘l
The thought wss terrible-he would
)0 powerless when he was dead.
Leaving his money swsy from
Emmy. he felt, would make no dit~
terence. Spencer wss s good fellow
too—it he hsdn't been s Spencer.
Leaning over the wsll of the Spencer
place was Ben himself. "Good sitar-
noon. Mr. Spink."
"Good afternoon." grulily.
"I understand you wsnt to buy
this property." .
"I do. not your uncle won't sell."
"Uncle doesn't own it"
"\vho does?"
"I do. I bought it from him.“
"Will you sell it to me?"
“I will tor-—" snd Ben nsmsd his
price. "But." he went on. "it I so-
cept thst for it you must thrown in
Emeline." Solomon thought rspidll'.
Yes. they would marry fitter his
death anyway. Hers wss s choice
to realize the first—anti last—embl-
tion oihis lite. "Very well." ssid he.
“but in thst case you will have to
throw off It couple of thousand."
Solomon never neglected the oppor-
tunity for s. bsrgsin.
HIEYWWYWSSWEWAY
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ADDING COLOR To FOOD.
the French who first developed
the psychology. of food sppeu.
Peron» in snclcnt times son-ls
luxurious ruse did the sun. thing.
There msy hsye been wise old cooks"
in Egypt or Cheeses who reslised
thst stksotivsly colored foods
tempted the sppstits snd revived
testes. But in modern times
it hss been the French who have
devised food colorings sad it is still
from Iii-shes thst we yet most 01
the srtidcisl coloring nutter for this
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To some Amerlcsns there is some— '
thins router repulsive about this.
”any of umwould rather est osltss
trusted with u: behest white than.
oskos‘rtrostod in vivid rose.when ws
know‘thst the color wss produced
by oochinssle—ths dried and pow.
tiered bodies or little insects.
A! tho lsrss We?! stores you
out pay coloring posts in red. pink.
mugs, green sud yellow—possibly
other shades. ,
But for the purpose of the home
cool: s dalishti'lll green may be pro-
duced tram wster in which spinach
his bssh‘ boiled. and this may be
{led in sumciept annuities to color
loss or cslte frostings Without im.
p‘srting say spinsch iiivor to. tits
food. Cranberry Juice gives s bog“.
tltul rose or red shdyfirlwlicrry sud
rsspbdfl" Jules 3231’ s less vivid
rod during the g sod summer
months.
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gem and natal stone. it should
always be worn upon the index
finger. curious to relatefl Though
this is an odd snd scsrcely s con-
venient fashion in the Occident. it
is quite an ordinary custom in the
Orient. whence the superstition le-
gsrding the potency o! the .clmvru-l
under these conditions arose.
Success in love. a happy marriage,
consist-12y at s beloved and the lat:
of eisrnsl youthtuincss or the heart
sre a few of the premiere which the
opsi tumbles recklessly into the lap
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THE em‘orald is today‘s talismnnic
of its Wren. ivccrr‘fi’ifii to
legence since it is today‘s natal
stone. \i‘esith is slso added. and it
will come through mental schist-co
ment.
Blsck is s happy choice for those
who wish to observe ancient cups-r-
stltion in regard to an appropriate
costume for today. it is n. symmi
of good sense. constancy snd perse-
versncs.
The pink uni-3s is s signlncsnt‘
flower today. its presence is be-
lieved to insure tortitude and cour-
sge to overcome adversity.
3' EA.
HEN you hsvssslihsd your
day’s work slid retsrscs
home st night. possibly
disgruntled. ssd inclined to ~give
your homsmstes snsppish ssswsrs
to their solicitous questions. turn
sbout before you lot s cutting
word escspe you. sad tske s look
into your mirror.
As the reflected being you see
there. whst it hss done during the
day to taste life sweeter sad hsp-
pier. 'l‘ske s oritlcsi look sad
answer. it you as. the question
csndidly.
Be as frsnk with yourself so
you would hsvs others be with
you. Get down to the truth. Turn
it exec seed Meet; ghh lg
same sosrchiss eys thst you would
use in buying s new suit or clothes.
s golf club or an sutonlobils.
Let the witness in the glsss be
as impartial ss s ludgs on the
bench. Let him Or her prob.
'deeply regardless of hurts to pride
or vaunted smbltion.
Do this every night. fltsnd up
strsight, clear—eyed sad in not
- sellsnlsd to sdluit‘ your trsllties.
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no ends at. though they cites
lusglss they sre dimiaods ot-
sspsrdse blood sad tissue.
Condoms yourselt to the soup-
set psssities when they sre de-
serving sud lsvish upon yourssi!
the sweetest bits oi prsiu wiles
prsise hss been hosorsbly corned.
To look isle our'nlirror sud try
to see ourselves ss others use us
is highly commend-his. It we do
it in the right spirit. we will turn
swsy trom‘t-ho gloss with highsr
resolves. sud ultimately become
better citisess. more useful to our-
selves. our tuntlles sad to oil
mshind.
The mistskes we made todsy.
it we seek to improve ourseivss.
wilchLAe @444 two;
The hsrd. stern sod tot-bidding
(see of twenty-tour hours sgo.
from the schooling we sre giving
ourselves before the shining crys~
tsl. will in s little while be trshs-
torsled into sott. cstchlsg station
The mirror. it honestly used in
this lush-er. will in spite of our
Bride, shake the tsbrio 0: our cos-
desce sad poses with ourselves.
it will slso develop higher idesis
sud lottisr lsepirstious. by giving
us strength to as: soot! day to our
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Look In Your Mirror
ffhs Overs" sm Presents s
V-ss’slt Front sud Only Ores-ins
“reps st the Isslt.
as women who is m cum
st knitting siwsys dads divs!!-
ing wsrs or tasking use at his
hssdisrstt. Others who knitted with
maflsd speed during ths war. isle
use Mr sauna; males live
you-- m with the vow the: our
msnmrkottssrtrloorsstup
“other mum an. 7!“ u use.
protection. ' -
Mussel; or unsort'ussuly ms-
chlnes hove been taught to do such
excellent koltting out my times
the whlseosnittsd (shuts sod Isr-
nsnts us really menus to those -
knittsd by hsnd. mainly to. is
nothing sell-talcum to s‘ gut-am
thst It is msohine done.
Itill. csrtsln hum-knitted things
us much in demsnd. While cold
w'ssthor provsilsd there wss s dis-
tinct demons smong smut French
women for very tins hand-knitted
socks “(stockings (or sport weer.
sad Mud-knitted scsris on still sd‘
mind. The mild-knitted meter is
sotsoutusluitwssstswrssrs
030. when every womsn felt thst to
be supplied tor the spring sud m-
m she must hsve st lesst five or
six modulated sweeten. But
then m hsnd-lnsds swssts‘rs see
some. the: no distinctly smut.
the sketch new. s Much-lit”
ever-s11 sweeter in three she so
withtwostrsps thucrossinte
but snd button st the belt. it rosy
be worn with open iscltst or cops.
or is quite smsrt worn without say
wrsp. Above in the m is
o my silk Jacket sweater
with s knitted scsrt to mstch.
GM!“ with M.
nsmou sushi/s.
liousss show rows of colored sud
srystsl button closely pisses st the
hunt. One at them hss s row of
white crystsl buttons. «ch one with
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tried. There were enormous pokes.
with wide sun- in front and brim-
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s backs. Thor. were wide—
hsuslsssodsudhfluflsr
*rolisdstsldssrbssk. Mm
urge. ,slusllrco. his end so! em
But they hsvs survltnl only,
M my on Jacket smear,
with sou-r to notch. checbsd was
great. Below. over-on W
W h thus snsdss sad m-
m with ems scan the host.
is o! rust-colored nsnsn. tamed
with long m at gsorgstts.
Which shsds from deep to pale
yellow.
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msnsoqoinshsdhshhsdhsir.whfis
smrslotthssmerlcsnglriswho
mu hunch clothes were
Worm Thine-lamp
archer-unhcswem
mummmtshonm
hummutormningwssr.
'T'sbomi' .mns’ ;" um " ill-1n; "in-
duoed to buy “Woes” st
hsirtopinontohsrhssdstths
bsoksndsidcstogtvesmoretor-
as! admire. m is s grsst nui-
ssncs for the amounts. who Inst
asks lightning chsngss has dsr
hooks to svening gowns. It is dus-
pisr to keep one's own long hslr.
WISE AND
OTHERWISE
s: MARY mutant :2
THE REFRESHMENT HABIT.
SALLY the sstlng o! rob-ssh-
ments—thou between-mos!
bites. the mid-morning cup of
chooolste. tes in the afternoon. or
the sometimes rally substsntlsl
lunch served st five o'clock or st
eleven stscsrdpsrty-islsrgelys
nutter or unit.
Sometimes s good hsblt. some-
times s bed one. It all depends on
whst the result to you msy be. It
you no hsrm.
bod digestion. s bsd complexion, it
you srs overweight or underweight.
then these remshmsnts on prop-
Ibi' Md for you.
n on overweight. then it
its, pretty sure you are on
too much. and between most. sh
possibly the worst of your ottenses.
ninth-ssmm.
Attssnosn tss is doubtless the
sunset at the rsguistion rah-ssh-
m Fore. sup othot us is
muutlagndrsstrm.sndm
ststlmostdsrvmsnmoetotus
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