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i nice niee and smooth a spoonful of lux tossed into the dishpan softens the water and makes dishwashing easy lux is kind to the hands keeps them nice and smooth green eyes by ashley milnert lever brothers limited toronto ls01 jealousy is a canker which eats into the very soul turning love to hate and distorting the vision until the best becomeslhe worst and the worst becomes the best its malignant power is wee a creeping sickness which leaves tt drain numb to all thoughts save only its own dark ponderings part ii lambert knocked at the door of the house knowing that the secret of the lost two years was in some way hid den behind it he had never promised marian that he would not try to discover her past the only promise actually given was that he should ask marian no question concerning it on this day with their separation imminent he was surely right in seeking out the truth for hidself the door was opened by a tall weakfaced woman whose countenance and voice and manner were a meek complaint against a world that was too rapid for her lambert fiercely anxious to- succeed decided that she was a person who could easily be bul- lied ive come to see you about mrs lambert he began brusquely s ping into the narrow hall mrs lamberts just gone said the woman my names hopper but i cant tei you anything about her youd best try to catch her you know nothing about her o snapped lambert yet she lived here aftor ah mere jssoxtoj vt vshot shopper itie3 along similar lines made by oer- retreate a panic which hid more wan scientists as early as 1700 mid tnan the a of lambarts entrance mentioned here and there ever since y not the police sir she quav- and up to the experiments of koch who wes of modern scientists the first thats my business he said to actually substantiate the theory of she looked dimly round her then the presence of germs- without regard she pushd open the door of ron to whether they were causes or effects room and asked hm to step of disease i knew this would be sure to come in early times and particularly eome w mrs hopper through the ages when europe was j never knew anything about her steeped in ignorance all calomltuous s i take my oath i didnt not ev ente which were not understood until the very day she died when germs were vapors the presentday theory of diseases her she had no money she was hun gry she was tired out of living in i tuch terror of the police so she came 1 to marian and marian sheltered her j here without me knowing anything j about who angelica really was id forgotten the murdsr case by then like most other peope had i never thought of angelica being a girl hid- j ing from the police although it seem- ed queer lome that she stayed indoors j always pretending to be too ill to go out but she was in a decline poor girl and she was soon too bad to go out even if shed dared to no one wouldnt have thought of poor miss angelica being a criminal said the woman with a break of tears in her voice she was tte sweetest kttle thing about the house so quiet so afraid but passionate like i judge you to be sir after what youve told me miss marian nursed her all through her iliness but on the night she died me being intimate with them she called me into the room and it was that night when i knew first of all what angelica really was you see at a time like that the poor girl wasnt trying to hide the truth from me any more what need had she to hide anything when she was dying poor soul and i stood there in the dark by the foot of the bed and watched and listened and i heard the promise that she asked for the promise that marian gave what promise asked lambert yet he knew it the girl was dying repeated mrs hopper but near the end she threw her arms round marian and held her ivor doesnt know how i killed a man and had to run away she said ivor was always my big brother pal he thinks im an angel like my name and he doesnt know anything about you cannot surpass a simple design for girls uirls dresses adhere to simple hnes and often are quite restrained in their ornamentation tho belts are the main trimming feature of the dress pictured here which is cut in one piece with a little extra fulness over the hips at the low waistline the sleeves may be made short or long and gathered into a band at the wrist the dress has an opening at the centre front and the neck is finished with a narrow collar sizes 6 8 10 12 and 14 years size 8 years re quires 2 yards of 32inch or 2 yards of 86inch material price 20c the designs illustrated in our new fashion book are advance styles for the home dressmaker and the woman its luscious freshxiess rick strength make it finer them any gunpowder japan or young hyson sola every where ask for salada today onvon ftl fefe to were attributed to spirits and domona j died who when the people were once more al- they stared at each other in an lowed to use reason without danger of amaze that was mutual mrs hopper torture it was- decided th ughtoned herips aredp great calamities were accounted for by looced t her and f himself the changes of the air which brought starin at a wa hanging over upon the people poisonous vapors the pi which descended from the atmosj the sight of the picture drove phera everything else irom his mind for jjie still later a scientist caused great instant then he turned abruptly to excitement with his statement that dis- the landlady eases were caused by clouds of lnvte- 1 how did you come by that pic- flletoecte to the air which were re- he sked calved into the body by respiration bne died through the lunge or the skin or by after who died food thus corrupting the blood j a pause the young lady who one hundred and fifty years ago eng- painted the picture sir blurted mrs 3ish phystolansi attributed plagues to hopper she painted it her own sulphureous matter in the blood or self and mrs lambert gave it to me rather to an excess of sulphur in the for all my kindness to them veins and arteries safer inside kid mouse may i go in the street and play papa mouse no when i came in it was raining cats and dogs ej lambert stared at the picture again it was one he remembered well his about it but hes in the crozet is lands and the south seas ever since it happened couldnt he go on be lieving in me marian need he dependable for taste simplicity and economy will find her tastes fulfilled in our patterns price of the book 10 cents the copy every copy includes know if only i could be left in justine coupon good for five cents in the one dear friends thoughts my bro thers as the same girl i used to be before i had this blood on my hands to think of ivor believing i died as innocent and free as the sis ter he left behind him oh you cant tell what it seems like after all the horror even to hope that need ivor know cant you let him go on thinking of me as if nothing had ever hiippened me she stopped lamberts head and shoulders had bowed and his hands were pressed hard to his face marian promised added tho wo man softly pityingly angelica died like a happy child might die thinking how ivor would never need to feel the disgrace of her and afterward marian spent weeks and months find ing all the people that you knew and asking them never to speak of an gelica to you she knew all your friends seeing you were almost sweet hearts before you went away- of course she knew some one might tell purchase of any pattern how to order patterns write your nams and address plain ly giving number and size of such patterns as you want enclose 20c in stamps or coin coin preferred wrap it carefully for each number and address your order to pattern dept wilson publishing co 78 west ade laide st toronto patterns sent by return mail iv vvovii rr z j- iyou although no one who didnt know sister angelica had painted it and it kg had hung in their home at the time jggfo he left england a sudden crazy re- j lief shivered through him his eyes were ablaze as he flashed the question then mrs lambert lived here with my sister angelica those two years there were u thousand doubts re maining for him even after that ques tion was answered he had never- been told that angelica ever lived away from her mother all that their letter to him had ever told him was that angelica had died in the novem ber of 1919 and that his mother had afterward droken up the homeland gone to live with her husbands people in south america what had angelica been doing here with marian and why should mar- ian have spoiled her own life and lamberts rather than confess to hav- artists alarming adventure once when miss beatrice harrison w lived here with his sister and her sister may the wellknown the poor young lady didnt call vxfijfet and violinist were travelling t herself angelica hut i found out that from llnland to russia thoy came to wae her name after said mrs hop- border town where they happened on per but they were hore with me just one of the periodical revolutions- that ov miss angelica didn t oomo round with almost the regularity sjsj s of market dady in that part of tho thats a lie sort tho two fiddle cases excited j tertiednow barked lambert his i know that my eis- u they wrote and told ttoo suspicions of the authorities and j hftd thalr letter waiting for a wild search for concealed bombs at atdurban in the march of 1020 once began tho contents being ex- t dont care retorted mrs hop- amlned with tho utmost care after i per stung into anger and defence i a couple of hours of real anxiety for know miss angelica didnt die until their own safety and that of their be- july whatever they told you loved instruments the sisters much lambert found himself nonplused to their rollef coed wore allowed to pro- a kind of weakness or fear strip the man of his wits the landl ippoi oayi after every meal jpartnts- encourate the jcttlldren to care for their tottkt jqiveivikem wrlgleyfe it rerunrcs food particles from the teeth strengthen the aums combats acid mouth befrcshlnfc and beneficial t sealed tight kept moor jssue mo 32 25 d fear- of the police and the mystery of angelicas death here with marian made him give up hope of untangling the affair by blustering makebejleve he dropped limply to a chair and looked up at tho landlady just toll me the whole thing from beginning to end ho implored im angelicas brother and mra lambert is my wife having confessed so much ho plunged suddenly into a confession of tho rest mrs hopper listened and wondered then you never know poor soul about what happened to angelica how sho killed a man that loved her and deserted her she stopped afraid of tho new hor ror in his eyes but ho made a ges ture begging her to go on it was one of those cases like you road about in tho newspaper added the landlady timidly a man made lovo to angelica and sho was desper ately fond of him but he jilted her then when the poor girl must hav been crazy she met them together sho followed the man and killed him and no one found her for sho ran away and hid hereelf her mother went to south america at lajt but that wasnt until after angelica camo here miss marian had just come to lodo with me then and angelica camo one night and slipped into tho bout bjco a wild thins- she know marian and the folt oertaln marian would help ery well would have linked your with angelicas seeing your name wasnt ever mentioned in ths newspapers marian did her best and when you came back from the crozet islands it was all forgotten and the newspapers had forgotten it like all the rest of the world and you married marian after all i was dumbfounded when she told me that lambert looked up his dry eyes burning hot and his lips twitching why should you be surprised wouldnt any man love marian yes but as soon as she gave the promise to angelica she knew she mustnt try to keep your love you see she couldnt ever explain to you how she had spent her life all tho two years when sho was hiding angelica if youd known she lived here- with angelica youd have wanted to know why and youd have found out what marian promised never to let you find out one thing i dont understand even yet he said why did my mother wriie to me and say that angelica had died when she was still alive and hiding from- tho police it was your mothers idea that said mrs hopper she knew you wouldnt hear anything through the newspapers nor by letters being out of touch with tho rest of the world like you were so your mother thought it might soften the blow if you heard firat of all that angelica had died for she was sure to die poor soul if the police over found her and if bhe never was found well shed need to keep away from you and her mother forever yes it was easy to write that although id forgotten about it when i told you what year and month angelica died marian went to see your mother just before your mother went to south america away from tho disgrace and thats how that picture was brought here and given me through me being kind to the two girls lambert took out hia wallet it wab heavy with paper money but ho emp tied it uncounted upon tho table dont ever tell marian that 1 know he said huskily goodbyo a telegram to his lawyer then ho drove home tho- maid spoke to him as he entered mrs lambert camo in with a head ache i think shes asleep air said tho maid lambert opened an inner door soft ly marian was lying back in a chair her oyes icwed her face haggard and white ho stood for a long time look ing down at her until ho felt the sting of tears beneath his eyelids ms mm the real cheese customer thats the headcheese over there isnt it butchers assistant no maam thats the real cheese the boss e how to caref or your music is anything more exasperating than to find a page of music missing just at the time it is immediately needed how untidy frayed leaves do become in a recent issue of musical stand ard london the following very sens sie and thrifty hints were given for the care of music 1 if you are anxious to keep a new song or instrumental piece nice and fresh cut down the wlde somewhat and paste a strip of brown paper up the back 2 as 6o0o as a tear is made paste it up with somo of the speciallymade gummed paper sold in little reels 8 a pretty portfolio con easily be made from somo cardboard sural a piece of pretty cretonne there is no rea son why music holders should be ugly i if a tltlepago la missing a cover can be made of a piece of brown paper to keep it neat with a label giving con tents 8 when a newvocal score is pur chased a piece of linen should be firm ly glued up the spine this will save it from speedy dilapidation 6 small items like anthems do best stftohed with thread into a little brown paper covor 7 corners to bo turned over may be strengthened with a little triangle j of pnper pasted over them j 8- quartet and other parts should al ways be tied together with tape when not in use whatb more annoying than to find one missing it is best to number these prominently manhood this is the thing called manhood aa i see it giving when gifts not easy are to make meeting the test whos weaklings turn and flee it standing for truth when craven spirit break he is not manly- who defrauds another he is not manly who betrays his iriwd not all the worlds illgotten wealth can smother the stain of one who cheated for an end honor must shine triumphant oer his winning women must meet and find him jjclean and true in manhoods shrine there is no place for sinning no secret hour for deeds which cowards do a good man holds the game above its prizes his life above tho pleasures he may seize he will not stoop to traits which he despises and sell his selfrespect for victories honor and truth he blends with gentle kindness censure of others seldom will he speak selfishness has not cursed him with its kindness strong though he is he never harms the weak manhood is not in conquest or in glory though hoth may core a good man moves along and lots his friends and neighbors tell his story as onei they found too big to do a wrong edgar a guest discovered suslo was- entertaining her sweetlei thoy 6at on a big settee listening to a new wireless set which tho youug man had presented to her as a birthday gift it may he mentioned that this was the first time susie had heard a set with a loud speaker although wireless is very interest ing there are other things which some times occur to young men and thisi young man was likemost others every now and then he would embraco hi sweetheart and imprint upon her llpo a tribute to her prettlness and a symj bol of his affection after one particularly long embrace there came in clear tones the voice of the announcer take those lips away oh george gasped the astonished girl oh george they can see us o just like mummy irene had just come in and was bej ing shown off by her mother we are very proud of our little girl said her mother to tho visitor we are going to send her to school in the summer where she will learn ah such a lot and be a bright and intelli gent child but i dont want to be bright and intelligent said irene i want to be just like mummy v much for him grandpa had come to visit his little grandson wishing to find out how the boy was getting on at school he ask- ed if you had ten apples and 1 gave you two more how many would you have altogether i dont know grandpa replied tho young hopeful we always do outj sums in beans mlnards liniment for burns catching confidence a man may have brains ability initiation and so cm yet not make a success of his life others forge ahead he seems to be unable to make head way and he doecat know why as likely as not he ha one thing lacking the quality of being able to win confidence how can we win confidence well first of all it may be necessary to drop some mannerlsm that tells against you one young man always dropped his eye3 when he was discuss ing business that is just what a hady customer does unless he has trained himself not to do it this young man was perfectly straightforward and perfectly honest but he had always from boyhood been shy and selfconscious hence ms mannerism now after a fight ho has conquered his shyness and is winning confidence another man who it unable to win confidence ought to wear glasses but j wont so to get a focus he closes his eyes until they seem but allte and the impression he gives to others is that he is a very wily customer with whom they had better have nothing to do if he wore glasses and looked at his fellows with wideopen frank eyes hed find business miuch improved theso are instances of thingb which shouldnt be done on the other hand there are things which should be done if you are to win confidence a pleas- ant manner must be cultivated neith er fawning nor ingratiating but just pleasant allied to that there should be frank ness or wordiness the first often re pels- and tho socond 1b never en asset llnallq earn and keep a reputation for reliability in email things aa well as big then youm be able to gain that tre- mendousi asot of confidence and go ahead gifts to aged japanese on his silver wedding anniversaryj may 10 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