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Elinor Ames'trtes;. to escape the •
• hearthceak of her, postponed marriage
tp'. Dr Norman Rogers by becoming
an .ale stewardess. Dr. Rogers' mother
approves fl alliance -between. -Norman
and wealthy, rrancine Bayliss Nor- si
Jealous of Jack, Newton, the`: p1.
•11t.who1helped Elinor get her job. }Leo.
la Roger.,• ll►brman's-sister, is In:love
with JaekiyYnd• Elinor trles;•to help her.
Another- stewardess•. Judith Blair; a
torm.r sweetheart,: of !Jackie; Is Jea.
bus•of, Elinor, .and`,;etartl,; a :bitter
'campaign: agalnat''her'. Elinor is asked
psremptorlly to report. to the. officle
:the Chief Stswardesi, •
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,gueraptied-rtviih this new tyPe• Car'
It burns gasoline' in a Patented, •
eiteiat,thantketat an :average
An. alectric.-Igniter' lighis the gasoline:.
and then:shins off So there's na.heaVy.
es ape ..titto your car 7,..00 air tom
inaide the car is• burned. Easy 6*S:ill.
comfoitH.torlayl `•
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C' ft 'Problen.
imitable at tyl 'goad dealdra and garages:"
or ,torito direct to .
0,Conida,, Limited
rntario
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When Elinor reached the •office•bf
the Chief Stewardess,: .Sally..' Nelson
'cleared,her"throat..
_H.."Th'ere's -a-Mreport,"-=she--said-*'that--
you've • been ,Smoking 'in ppifarm out -
aide the rest room: I thought T explain;
ed that- this 1s . a violation .of. a strict.'
, company'.ru a +'
!'Smoking!" Elinor !exclaimed. "Wh'y
Sally, I.don't smoke at all; Never have:;
I 'can't'Imagine who wpuld 'say such
a' thing." .
"I. hoped,, It'was an' error," Sally
spoke in, a relieved'tone: "Must • have,.
• been one of the::other girle. I' will try,
•to find out."
Elinor "tried.:to: dimiss the incident
but.it kept. recurring:to.;her mind, till:
she reached her: apartment, where she:
found ;Leola • Rogers , in tears.. ' ,'
"Why., LeoIa,,.what. a its"
"It's==.it's Jack," sobbed ;f.eola.
•has..been,coming.tovsee.ane Jot ate
,and..I. thought; :that he acted ,'like lie.
cared and then ii
what?" prodded Elinor:.
+.l r• 1 -;gat a job." ,
that all?" Elinor grinned !'I'm
sere Jack does: not, object seriously to
Working girls;'
"But it isn't; that ' Leoie, sat up and;
-dried her, tears.abruptIy. '"It's that Ned.
t athney=got the Job.dar.me ` Yin:See
,..I'.m_recep.tionist--for the teathney Pow
' der Company.. Ned is- the' resident's`.
son We.!ve been going around •toge• y:
they lately'
"!'So• :.Zack is' jealous," Elinor teas•'
should, say that°is.. h good sign.".
'.''But he isn't," Leola said angrily.
"Ile Just doesn't like. Ned::He;,told' me.
l'd have to get another: job. ' And >; .
'won't•be bossed.•I won't!:" Leola angri.
-ly-stem'ped her foot "Not by; anyone;'
So •ave- we' quarreled"' Leola's;. tears
came `again. "And I, toldhim, I, never',
wanted to see him again."
-. he-course•of true love dsn't
oerunt
sino"1'oth.'_:quoted..Elinor. " and never
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your ship.; It's almost time to leave."'
'There« wasdisgeieting disapproval in
t1e49h1er Stewardes'voice •
Elinor studied 'her load manifeat in;
AR. effort to: dismiss the, incident.. ,She
paused. at the name, Chet. Worthing,,:.
Why that' •wathe young man to: whom
Norman• had introduced' het; as. being'
engaged :to .Francine Bayless: Leola.
• d 1<�ter ,that Chir ++bad given
When hn• came; out with:pthe other
passengers;•Elinor'knew him instantly-
Na>;tdly dressed, debonair ;-� thaas .'
4 Chet. .. •, t, wa
He gave Elinor; a casual glance as
'he .get 104 44 pl'age llnd';,began uotng {
through some •papers • he carried!' in a
case It 'w he he juste his,.
s t' bet at h� i e ize.d if i !.
1 Velli li 'i n't r. Ji e s' rte a 4d '
Eran's ?pet ,peeve; .}low's ;things?r
Elinor. flushed, !‘i didn't think you
:Vera going, to recognize me."
"Who • could forget `such a 'sweet.
Child?",.Chet replied. 'lie* about • a.
date, when I jget rack to Chicago? I'll:'
tell you all• shout. your doctor'"friend
and. prancine. She's petting 'On her an-
g+ei''act, and is he falling!" -
,; 9 must he going.".,,Elinor hopedher
face did not reflect how :heartsick his.
• words . made; her...
A .Foursome- --'
- Chet did,' not forget. Elinor bad,.not
been back ,in Chicago an, hour when
he :called: 7-7'7-7
"Well go to a night: club. Put' on
your glad rags.?. r ,
Elinor , put on'a new formal., It was
a Storming., gold creation: of shimmer,
inge satin, which- accentuated the ,gobt.,
of her hair,, the .rich. brown of..,.•her',
eyes;'• Norm would like thio dress,, `Oh, ,
jvorm she caught her breath.:•If only::
Norm•.were .ca`iling!' `
Later,'in the,rest room of the eight
•club!,. a at'artled.-voice exclaimed,."Why',
Oilier!" `
:She, turned to face Leola 'Rogers.
"Oh, are: you and'' Jack ' having• dim
net. here?'" Elinor :asked.. • ,
"I'm with`hied,";_Leola' answered.
nor - did „talk .,to, jack ut ,she
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:like Ned ;CatlaneY;'1.'!he' deelared,
ite shady deal' Credited to 'it." I...don't
,.want Lecla, work there."
;reek:, gur!IT, you are:, not' going. to' let,'
They Were ,tAanding." in the doorway
..Elitientry.,4.Judiiii. had: fUst,.'got :but.
mus -,t• have 'looked '.illte the "ennecOs;
in the 'company
went toward. the,,githa.,''
cnktlity,, 'Woo root' bptns evenly, without
woste,,,filling your home witIrcomfort...
giving yen the greatest heating salisfaCtiOn
at the least cost thienighout the season; Your
furnaie is designed to burn anthracite. So, ,
order' blue coter-the world's 'finest catkin,.
• Send'now tor free coMt MIST ATO
"TO. BETTER HEATING. tram your
nearest 'blue mil' dealer or write.
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pile grand roend, of Meeting and ..,ollst. '
.. thie an, ltleat.tiln4 tO entertain' their_
. We"have prepared- two menus here -
which , Mice „care of' almoat all,
pecasthns and the'recipes are 'designed
to leave. the hostess 11;e9 te enjoy the .
party. as much' as the geesti, It Will
take ;Some planning and 'pi:eparidg
adi,ance but that itll" certainly Worth-
while ,when You are rewarded bY peaCe
of mind. and en. assuranee that .friery«
thing taste marvellous and., you
don't get flustered preparing things-. at
PirOt odeasion 'far food le when old
friends drep in to help- you trim.. the"
Au time for rillpPer`or'do the worh' and
eat later, thia SuPper will be. a, pleas; '
• Jellied Spanish itellah.
Stuffed • Celery •
Bread 4u4 Butter Sandwiches
,Coffee, lea, •Bot .Chocolate
.. Da_Sclit;oL20•Of •Isood,t7ePper17 .u.'
Cruinhs....over,',,,OyStere„:„Add 'remaining-
Tbe beauty of this *bole is •
that You c.an, prepare it early: ',Put tho
oyeiteks, batter, crumbs .,:and season-
, into the' -baking dish and- leave .
in retrigeratoi-iintlY just before .bakt
ing.: lken 'heat ,the milk .before yone,
add it and ..the oysters Will bake. more
' titles; , the, sand*iches prepared and,
cavered T with a damp cloth and set
In retr;titor and Abe relish cant be :
Jellied Spanish' Rail&
1, package qtaickts_etting jelly
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C a. Day ,
a. new guarantied
TypgwgITgR
with ell es*enital 'features ,
TYPINd
1 Pint wenn *Ater
Of Cayenne
Ah. :cep. white .icibihage, 'finely chep.
DiSsolve jelly it-C.bailing pater -Add
Vinegar,. Cayenne; and 'salt.
:„filling imit full.. • Chill
yoUr Watch Night supper,' pioi
.10 .Chleken Pot Carrot and
.Chicken pot Pie
Dash Of l'aprika
114 cups milk or chicken stoek
2 tablespoons melted butter
• rolled .14. inch thick. '
.You' Hest the Voite
I'lewevabeen19°7'halpe by ming ,7mso•
• ming 1114. Yoti 00.
LEONARD, EAR.
jut In the esti)... OAS .1e6tie.driiialia'''.
-Leonard Eili Oil le rubbed back et tin end (never
Pombine ingretlient&f, .11'00, into,
bisCuits on top of chicken- mixture
after ft 114$,. bOre'd 1Q IltiantPa;. TA-
itcx,2, tables . °rig vinegar
, yoUll want to 'know atiout The
etnrrererr.ememi them -arsine
carrots and cahbage; '11.61'n into
maYoanaise, , Servos. 8.
mance Yardstick
Boston' Uniyersity- - Professor -
Works -Out a "Mate -Chart".
A Roston 'University profesSor .has
born professor of, •Seciol- ethics 'at :the
Univertaityls . school of theology; has •,
Dr. Vat/ghee -said One Of hie sth-
dente rated tWo girls. by , the 'chart,
proposed to the one with the, highest
Score 'and was :iticePted;.
, PerfeCt Score lea
in • the t'inate-chart"
has a .seere,. 'the total reaching 100,
feCtiOn and personal' interrtity .(faith-
fulness). six points . each.
'education, religion and. bUSi-
, our ,po:•nts' each are awarded' to
tipn (personality); ernOtional balance
7mindedness2;(onseiftshoess);' sense -of -
',responsibility; courage .(amhition,
'Three points- each , go artistic
and' 'aesthetic': interests. • wealth ,a‘d
leisure time interests. .
Vaugh0n /said the Ilia rePre-
sent's- a. combination of his ideas With'
tbose of Prof. %Ernest ,R. Grovel, of
North' Carolina State, lialeigh,1 N.
Girls. as well as boya could use
the 7dhart.".: Vaughan •
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Afternoon. Teo Served
Bectlit,!...p,
Frem New. York comei the latest .
story of -die .Anglicisation of tho
fed 'States.: The stoiy links the adine
in amusing -fashion.
Modern- science, lending all its
energies • to •ic11 ht the -beautification
inate the meet 'tedious feature of. a
beauty treatme,r1V--.• ifte Wait of an.
_hour er longer while feminine tres-
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beauty 'Parlor that henceforth " trial
waitisses will serve, afternoon. tea...L.
41e ;sure, to, clean. your transParent
vaites often and tharofighly--4or they
easily beCome..stainedfrOna the, flOW«
ere themaelyeta, Vinegar wilt rernOve
stains that :.soep eq.:Water fail to
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• W,
Control
conlictereolhe
in New/ork.
aArss
tiOgfft
yelp The Living ,
..4 i4ar .ago. Professor V.
tor; of Odessa. sal& he could cure the
• "Wall eye" May 'be caused lay dis,
ease 'or initiry; and .takes :place when
replacing the ' 'fdefective. corneas of
ihe living with: the healthy corneas
of the ',lead has actUally restored
sight , to 4001 people during the last
year.
-''NribedY wants war and while things
do not look so Promising, for -the mo -
war for: some time.-Qeneral John .J.
OULDN'T
OULDN'T SI. E
Now Free Of BadjLitrer and Kidney
Trouble :sad Feeling Fiala :twig
ahe found bow ,to get
soundly,. and secuM
. Years of hver
irregular, crippled 'with kidney trOuble too
-no appftiteno Sleep. Many Itixitives
my health wady improved?' These -famous
fruit juke. herb, arid tonic tablets cleanse
imarer: ;5e: and 50e. Ali thuggish:.
/tot. Vets A
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Decorations
For cCatrZ344-41aS
Mack at Ifgrate
with„ very. little' ceSt 'awl w'tii wick'
If 'motley iSoliteited Yen can. rworit: ottt.
"your oWn, deeorationsuet a.$ 84-7.
..ho:lf:e7.p:(3:::.'11.f4Pr'V:Cith;:azieliYdaty7e'Se:::::,: 'DYte°004t,.. , •
'rainbOW hues Used tor so many. years;
;And do havo„it pear a" wiedevV, po that
N-611.Vered Pine Cones •-
hung with.real4ine..eones which belie ;.•
hrowir,,, can. used effectively 'with-.
holly and', hranches 'of 'any kind et
'evergreen: "A mantler.banked to the
ceiling. with pine- branches ..,seema to,'
phristrriars ,right inside `a •
make •a bright Spot • against, 'suCh, a•
Bolly --Wreathe' are:, 'significant. as .
triangle; the• points, ot.which repro-
.triangtdar wreath' . round,' signifying
the interminahle'cirele Or eternity.
centerpiieee •for• the' 'Christmas Mlle
Vanity 'Contributes
*To Foot Ailments
-Shoes Are Worntif ,
ImprOper loetWear last Week' was
.• the' New 'York -Institute Podiatqc ,
for muCh human ,nuffering... He con-
, tended that high heels; narrow !,shoe0 ,
.which , do net ZOnf0r.nt to. shape, 'Of
the.' foot apd. ill-fitting StOckings and'
socks, all tend to. Wreck the :leg. mug-, '
-on the . feet •Much Of sit*ati on
-be easily corrected if -Inn -nen: vanity;
• est: Styles did not Stand in the Way
Dr. Iewi argued. .1
en au omo e riving is respon.
, these troubles are related' ".to,, the
tiii$CleS of the foot and' Persons suf-.
Lewi declared that aboet 90
;be ,cOrreetcl if: riot neglocted 7 60::
..orders, he skid, are, grOWtb$, such as
!the 1i-111511513dr unetioning''' of the $,
• A person .serfer:hg.trorri a. weak 'foot
frequently...falls a Victim ..fallen
World's Riclkest Girl
Visits Poor Hovals
mie
'illatilaYed more iutereet fn
',plant Cr sikirtjactoili', ,
wolf, disearded ;Inittle«Cont en,
der' a, Warin see; chatted: Willi ;trete&
,'stedderti and thon went , to Mortar et