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even rheumatic pains eased fast now bad headaches neuritis pains often relieved in minutes this way bcmcmbcr he pictures below when you want fast relief from pain demand and get the method doc tors prescribe aspirin millions have found that aspirin eases even a bad headache neuritis or rheumatic pain often in a few minutes in the stomach as in the glass here an aspirin tablet starts to dis solve or disintegrate dmost the instant it touches moisture it be gins taking hold of your pain practically as soon as you swallow it equally important aspirin is safe for scientilic tests show this aspirin joes not liarrn the heart hcmembcr these two points aspirin speej and aspirin safetu and sec that you git aspirin it is made in canada and all druggists have it look for the name bayer in the form of a cross on every aspirin tablet get tin of 12 tablets or economical bottle of 21 or 100 at any druggists why aspirin works so fasf drop an aspirin tablet in a riiw of water note that bh- fori it touches hi bottom it is distnte- tratinr in a seconds br stop watch sisw an aspirin tablet starts to disinte grate and go to work these glasses happens in your stomach aspi rin tablets start taking hold of pain a few minutes after taking wlien in pain remember these pictures aspirin does not harm the heart i n g s of fortune by u leslie beresford synopsis sylvia darnley an orphan is employ ed at a travel bureau she nieeta john christopher kellowes going to l and monte carlo mrs paula carmichael and tonj mulllson staying nt the hotel tell her ehc js heiress to a fortune left by bet uncle luke masslnghani on the way to monte carlo togethtt with paula and tony the truin is wrecked and sylvia la under the im pression that tony rescued her paula warns her against fortune seekers uolng to a teashop alone sylvia over hears john fellowes tell a friend ol his rescue of sylvia on the train sylvia confronts tony with this in formation tony then tells her that a later will was made by her uncle benefitting john fellows sylvia runs in to john fellowes when a tire breaks out at his hotel and tells him of the will lie advises her to carry on the de vption have taken a hand in this game sylvia told herself waiting i dont know that it wouldnt be good idea tony she agreed on the spur of the moment rising to her feet not that i doubt your word about the will but 1 want something to do and the drive would do me good splendid he laughed and afterwards well go on to a jewellers ive spotted where theres a most complete choice of engagement rings sylvia as ive already got things moving about cur marriage licence its only right that people should see were blissfully affianced youve been seeing about a mar riage licence sylvia was a little startled why of course he laughed two days ago now that was our bargain wasnt it once youre safe ly my wife sylvikins our little lit tle secret will be in the family where it will stay for good as a matter of fact he added the bottom of the secret will be knocked clean out then anyhow so soon as you and i are man and wife loveliest down i go to the bank again collect that troublesome docu ment youre going to see this morn ing burn it to ashes and well then nobody in the world can accuse you of not being properly entitled to old luke llassinghams money clever of course if things went so far as that but they must not would not before then john christopher would surely have something to say chapter xiii rasslona te interlude and meanwhile the waiting game was clearly not to be without its particular loathsome moments sylvia became suddenly warned she had just vaguely noticed paula leaving the room thrusting away her cheque into a snakeskin handbag with beau tiful gold mountings when without warning she found herself suddenly clasped in tonys arms clasped so tightly indeed that the breath was all but crushed from her while completely stifling all her efforts to protest against the violent kisses he forced upon her it seemed tin intolerable age be fore breathless himself he just as suddenly released her that for betrothal you lovely adorable thing he gasped laughing ly down at her only to have the laugh struck from his handsome sal low face by a stinging blow from her small right hand you brute you beast how dare you do that to me she was flaming at him flung back against a wall white fingers cover ing her lips seeming to be seeking to wipe away an invisible stain dare on his part his hand was lifted to that cheek on which the sting of her palm had left a scarlet patch there was blank astonish ment in his eyes dare ho repeated and then laughed and why shouldnt a man dare kiss his future wife little tiger- cat engagement ring i thought a special marriage licence has been applied for and should be granted in the nest day or so for us to be married with out any hanging around and yet you object to my kissing you certainly i do sylvia seeing him moving towards her again had now a chance to evade him placing an immense settee between herself and him you know why i agreed to become your wife she flung back her nead proudly her eyes scornful it was only because you and paula bad trapped me and 1 could see no other way out there isnt any question at all of my being in the least in love with you dont think it any mar riage between us could only be a mater of form oh you think that do you he laughed a hard little glitter in his eyes well you may think it and welcome but youll find youre mis taken dear little iceberg you may not imagine yourself in love with me now but you will be in the end and meantime once more sylvia edged away from him as he began to move round the settee she need not have troubled he was making for the door laugh ing ironically you neednt look so alarmed he shrugged i am in no hurry sylvia i0v6 is always tho sweeter for wait ing and a little fighting but we wont fight yet so long as we quite understand each other thats good enough for me ill be waiting for you down be low in the car sweetheart he added the door open dont try my patience too much will you sylvia watching the door close be hind him felt a wave of relief at this unexpected respite she turned her fingers stil lightly trying to re move the stain of assault from those bruised lips of hers if only it had been john chris topher who had kissed her but john christopher for whose sake partly she had to suffer tony malliison john christopher at this moment was probably with that titianhaired stella darlingford just as probably kissing her sylvias eyes were misted and her heart was heavy as she turned to pass through the halfopen door just behind her leading from the salon to her bedroom there to control and tidy herself quickly before she join ed the waiting tony below imagin ing the bedroom empty as she closed the door she was the more astonish ed to find florrio the maid stand ing there abviously waiting for her though sylvia knew of no reason why she should be there at all mr tony can wait miss she astonished sylvia still further by saying in hoarse low tones he can wait anyhow while you and i have a few words about you being married to him according to you by way of being forced to it sylvia was naturally taken com pletely aback finding herself spoken to in this way by paulas maid it was the more surprising because dur ing the last five weeks florrie had scarcely spoken at all to sylvia be yond in the ordinary way of s her duties there had been no renewal at all between them of those earlier in timate talks about sylvia and her money which had so puzzled the lat ter what then did this unexpected desire io discuss her private affairs mean what did florrio know what was her interest in interfer ing there were the questions fitting through sylvias mind as she stared wonderingly into that pale face with tho large expressive black eyes what on earth do you mean flor rie she gasped involuntarily the other laughed to be continued distinctive quality fresh from the gardens brain vitamin is nov discounted deprivation results finally in general paralvsis little girl steals show london child awarded special prize at western fair london ont little miss con stance bristow blond baby rider rid ing her shetland pony sweetheart stole tho spotlight ot the western fair horse show recently and became so popular that director william robin son created a special prize on the spur of the moment and the little lady proudly carried a red ribbon on her ponys bridle constance is the seven year old daughter of mr and mrs frank bris tow of this city and the prize was aw arded for her exceptional skill in handling her mount she had entered the childrens saddle class tod sweet heart persisted in walking when the announcer called a trot trotting when it should have been a canter and then breaking into a canter for a walk the crowd which filled rsh seats and all hut a few hundred of the reserved sections cheered and applauded and were mightily pleased when the pluc ky child got her reward so they say leisure can be a blessing or curse august hcckscher every government needs intelli gent criticism alfred p sloan good taste is the thing that we lack tremendously totlay in the show business s l uothafcl rosy there should be a new basis of criminal jurisprudence which shall seek not only to punish criminals but to restore them to society franklin d uoosevelt if life consisted wholly in telling the truth in its most rgid form much of the pleasure of life would be eliminated bruce barton enforced idleness is a criminal waste which government should not permit and a free people cannot en dure robert m la follette life ctin be a grand affair but for me it has been grand mary pickford he promised me marriage your future wife 1 instinctively remembering the part she had to play sylvia stayed a for getful tongue she had never some how thought of this as necessary to what she must endure and of course she realised that she should have done so tony indeed wasted no time in reminding her of his rights in the position she occupied that was the bargain wasnt it she heard him gibing cynically and were just going out to buy the the best man the office of best man at v wed- ling originated in far off days when men literally stole their wives says ed wolfe in why we do it the old timer not being able to gain the par ental consent staged a raid he and his closet friend sneaked up on tbe girl usually a willing victim and aw ay they went if irate father or bro thers followed the friend fought them off while the couple made their es cape hence the best man v curious facts thanks to a car smash miss alice murphy a nineteenyearold dumb brisbane girl has had her speech mir aculously restored picking herself up from the wreckage she was as tounded at her own sudtlen flow of language cruising liner ordua left liverpool recently on a welsh league of youth cruise to jsorth africa with 102 jones os williamses and 53 thom ases aboard the human flea population has fallen considerably in recent years german writers attribute this decline to the altered habits of women not ably the disappearance of heavy woollen clothing and stockings which were ideal hiding places for fleas the old custom of strewing the bridal path with sand recently re vived at krutsford owes its origin to the pagan belief which held sand to be a lifegiving substance and healer of sickness- queen of human ostriches is miss mabel l wolf aged forty operat ing on her a new york surgeon re covered 584 fine upholstery tacks 144 carpet tacks 40 small screws 6 mediumsized screws 80 large screws 3 small bolts 4 large bolts 3 picture frame hooks 3 nuts 3 safety pins 66 assorted beads 3 brass nails and a collection of pins and needles a dying patients chart kept by a native assistant in a japanese hos pital read thus 11 am patient in low degree 1130 am patient in the sink 12 noon patient on the flit 125 pm patient hut a mans first wife left frru forty years ago because the union had proved childless he lived to be the father of twentynine children he has just died by his own hand at pemberton western australia when struck by lightning during a recent ihunderstorm captain a v west skipper of the uamsgate boat the answer of science to phen omena that it cannot explain is to seek diligently for their explana tions henry l mencken from sin no dread of prospective misery only goodness can cast hell out of any man and set up the kingdom of heaven within hugh r haweis there is no greater punishment of wickedness than that it is dissat isfied with itself and its deeds seneca there is no harder work in the world than sin south pain is the outcome of sin buddha pend most of the difficulties movies seem to their time showinj some young men experience in try ing to get a girl in real life it isnt such a difficult feat king vidor in order to have democracy we must practice it frances perkins everyday suggestions cheerful is your day all through if started with a smile or two clean and keen go well together keep you fit for any weather dilllgent at play or work you can never be a shirk fair is everything you do makes your friends all proud of you consider how others feel thats the only way to deal unselfish in your thoughts and deeds helping others meet their needs obedient at the daily tasks quick to serve when someone asks truthful always and sincere keeps you free and conscience clear how big is london what is the area ot loudon no dont trouble to answer whatever reply you make no body can say you are right for no one knows the exact size of loudon tha county of london which includes the lon don boroughs has au area of 11598 square miles the london county council however is effective over an area of 11cs5 miles tbe london pos tal district covers 232 square miles the metropolitan police are even more ambitious for they keep ao eye ou nearly 8000000 people over an area of almost 700 square miles the jlet ropolitan water board supplies the housewives from hadam in herts to sevenoaks in kent a total acreage ot almost 367361 the electricity sup ply of london is distributed ovei an area of 1841 square miles the city of london has an area of only one square mile known as she most valuable square mile in the world the tower ot london is not in lon don it stands in stepney gems from lifes scrapbook creaton it became him who created it to set it in order and if he did it is unphilosophical to seek for any- other origin of the world or to pre tend that it might arise out of a chaos by the mere laws of nature newton principle and its idea is one and this one is god omniscient and om nipresent being and his reflection is man and the universe mary baker eddy a wonder it must be that there should bo any man found so stupid stourgate suffered n physical harm as to p himself that this we all do it thcro is loo behind the practice of jay walking tho instinctive spirit of adventuro which animates all of us tho urge to range high wide and band- some everywhere wo like to cross tho uncharted street as llet son of eric and vasco da gama crossed tho uncharted seas wo cross diagonally from corner to corner with the same senso of irresponsibility as that with which bucaneor morgan or captain kidd disregarded the established lano of tho ocean victoria times but afterwards discovered that the flash had melted his collarstud house full st bbc as there are now sufficient names on the waiting list some 100000 in all british broadcasting company have decided to register no mere names of people whe wish to be pres ent at studio performances among the subjects banned by the british board of film censors are burlesques of the wedding ceremony comic suicides cruelty to animals misuse of british officers uniforms inttnss brutality and sorditlness what it is claimrd will be the woijds finest road is being planned to cover tho 2204 miles boween british columbia id alaska at a cost ol 14000000 aloay 1000 mile of this mighty lloroughfar- has bcen i uilt- most beautiful world could be produc ed by the fortuitous concourse of atoms john kay one god one law one element and one faroff divine event to which the whole creation moves tennyson milleniums may be condensed in to what we do about war in our day we are at the fork of the road one day now is as a thousand years harry emerson fosdick if we are to go forward we must have dreams mrs franklin d rooscvejl it helps me thats what 98 out of 100 women say after taking this medicine it quiets quivering nerves gives them more s bc and after childbirth tides them over change of life makes life m seem worth living again lyda e fnnkhams vegetable compound hell selflove and the love of the world constitute hell swedenborg the mind is its own place and in itself can make a heaven of hell a hell of heaven milton the sinner makes his own hell by doing evil and the saint his own heaven by doing right mary bak er eddy no hell will frighten me away when i have 1 ime when i have time so macy things ill do to make life happier and tnoie fair for those whose lives are crowded now with care ill help to lift them from heir low despair when i have time when i have time the friend i love so well shall know no more the weary toiling days ill lead his feet in pleasant part3 al ways and cheer his heart with worjs of the sweetest praise when 1 have lime when you have time the flcid you hold so dear may be beyond the reach of all your sweet intent may never know that you 6o kindly meant to fill his life with sweet content when you had time now is the time ah friends no long er wait to scatter loving smiles and words of oheer tj those around whose lives are now so dear they may not meet you in the com ing year now is the lime cleveland a brain vitamin one of the essential nuiricii factors of life recently discovered and under experimental tests was described to the american chemical soceity at its annual convention the discovery was made by a group of scientists working in the laboratories of the university of wisconsin and describ ed in a paper presented by prof e b hart and drs o l kline and c a elvehjem this brain vitamin which the scien tists describe as b4 is declartd to be responsible for the building up of the brain tissues and their maintain- ance in lull functioning ctyacit- and when lacking in food supplies causes the deterioration of the cerebellum particularly the motor areas of the brain and results in general paraly sis tests have been conducted on chickens when deprived of b4 they developed general paralysis in from three to four weeks- the b4 vitamin concentrates in the brain the discover crs leported much smaller amounts have been found in other organs but the brain is believed to be tbe organ in which it is first concentrated and from there distributed generally throughout the hotly found with carrier when this paralysis factor was first discovered it was believed to be a simple vitamin body of the water soluble type when further experi ments ltd to the discovery of its greater concentration in the brain and some extensvc tests of the con centrated variety were made it was found to be latsoluble as well further inquiry led to the conclus ion that what had ben labelled vit amin 114 was not a simple vitamin but a complex substance part of which was the carrier of the vitamine- the vitamin and its carrier subtance their experiments indicated were de pendent upon each other thi vita min being responsible for the produ ction of this substance in the brain and this substance as produced be came an integral part of the brain structure controls brain growth the combination of vitainii and its carrier said dr klvehjem is ar- parently a definite structure in the brain that produces brain tissues of j catalyzes the formation of brain tis- su e vitamin can be removed i some extent from substances containing it by water and it is completely des troyed by aeration at the tempera ture of boiling water the vitamin b4 content of food substances is not large and as the vitamin is quite labile said dr elvehjem it may be decreased in amount if the foods are not properly handled- actress must live like a jockey mistinguett the dancer whose youthful appear ance belies her sixty years corroborates statement puppy love a very small and lonely lad sat weeping on a log his little heart was broken lor hed lost a friend his dog there was a sound his face felt wet ho turned with teardimmed eye and saw a pup a spotted pup about eight inches high go way the little laddie said youre not a bit iike bill brown pleading eyes looked nto his then everything was still for chubby little arms held tight a varm and wriggly pu a little laddlo smiled again a heart had been patched up caution in the kitchen the moral comes- first dont sass your maid for she may want to hire you some day one working for a fam ily in brockton mass turned out to bo an austrian countcs3 and heir to a 10000000 eslato louisvillo her ald post ideas wanted iwue no 39 34 artists and authors amateur or professional are invited to send us saleable sketches illustrations designs short stories and articles are you artistically inclined we offer you practical instruction and criticism on paint ings landscapes and flowers in water colours send a three cent stamped envelope for full information ideas unlimited thirtynine lee avenue toronto how to keep young aud fit rke ccc- ile sorel and mistinguett is no easy job according to the dame am cant elias and owner of the most beauti ful pair ot legs in the world both of these celebrated exponents of the theatre more particularly of tho drama and the dance are past 60 and going strong on the vaudeville stage madame sorel who in private life is the countess de segur says an artiste nust live like a jockey if sho puts on weight she cannot act every morning when i get up i go through a series of physical culture exercis es for the body must be sculptured be- fore it can be dressed after that i dance a few minutes to make my muscles limber and then i am thoroughly massaged and here sho explained is where the rub lit erally comes in this is painful but it has to be done deep breathing and abdominal evcrclses require greatest of all care for if they are badly performed they do moro harm than good after being sufficiently battered ab out by her masseuse madame sorel is brought to hfo by a quick cold shower which brings her immedlato relief and puis her in form for tho day then i lie down and read a book she adds i never eat bread my meal consist of grilled meats a glass of highgrade bordeaux wino and fruit when i dine out 1 admit that i am tempted by all the appetuig dishes i see but if i indulgo tho next day- 1 have to punish myself by a diet that consists of drinking only a little warm water with a squeeze or two of lemon juice in it and tho follies bcrgeres headline attraction mishinguett corroborates these bitter facts an actress life is nothing but pure hard labor when my muscles bogln to get stiff after dancing i have to go through veritable torture but those million dollar legs must bo preserved ot any prlco in cash or pain her leg insuranco amounts to iso much that it has to bo distributed amongst several weuknown compan ies