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I Synopsis
Ben Furlong, a young but practical
.1Oil ',man and driller fi4n.n the Pennsyt•
van a field •-drifted into •the 'Texas 'oil '
Country, broke and Intiking, for work-.
Finally he fetched'. upat the, Durham
yuliere , Uve ai. elderly, •aunt,
recently widowed by the. explosion of. a
,
powder wagon, and her niece, pretty
, .
Durham. kcause
of .11i smfle, Betty toelca -dome Tara,
for ten and while he eats he learns ,
__.,..tbe_4annt.ALtown„,_on business, has an
, wellfor her. ,-. A short 6 inch' :bolt
Worked .,loOse,frorn the rigging ;art& is
in the bottom of the 'Well; Work has
been suspended .for.days as the crew•
"fish". for the bolt and.Operatilig funds .
dwindle away. • ; .Furlong offers #3,,
give:o hand but Maddox objects. .
• 'Betty insistsandOverrules Maddox so'
Furlong fashions a• toot whiCh. brings
.up,,tfie On the Order of Get- 7
ty'ii;'.unt, "Furlong is given ' a job.
Maddox .shows his dislike for the new-
hand,.';especialiy because Ben and Bet-
ty, are so friendly.Whilethe twci are
. in, .town ..shopping one :evening, Mad-
dox; earn up�n the aunt; demariclin
she I help his case With Betty.or there
wilt be no Now' go :on;.1.4ith
' the Story...
JJe Detector Test.
Aids tlie—LOvelorn
'Reveals Complexes, Shows, All
Things About .Thenuelyea
That They lijoidn't 14tO.V.."
. .
. The -lie detector has one deineStie-
. It Is now'an,assOeiateand asuccesa-,.
ful Oneof advisersto the lovelorn
Mid of. conaniting 1PsYC.hOlogists who,
spepialize in Untangling farailY., troub-
• s
"I-411 try aga93.." ,
"ton 'better do moren try. I'll give
you just one More chance. If she
don't come acress, I. want you to go.
visit your ' folks Saturday evenin', on"
leave her here. Understand?"
For a mement Mrs. Durham stared
. „ ,
•at the , speaker, then she said;:.
"Tiller Maddox, you're a'dirty dog!n •
."Say! I've took: all the back talk I
Cali-Mnd-, for &Ie.dj. YOU helra"
You do. like T;telt,your an' you needn't '
to gef.be.ek from your visit till; Mon,
. Not until ben end Betty.had finished
their shopping and .were •on their way
. . , , , •
.home did he tell her about the trouble '
he had had With. Maddox,that •morn-
• "He let on .he was fooling, but of
course fire' , inethe first ,chance ,.•
be gets," . rurlong.. predicted.,:•••
,.!.01r,'Ileit! Why 'did yon do it?"'
• "we were bound to tie into -each',.
other sooner• 'Or ',later.. You can't
ichoose aftime to get‘iighting; mad; itte,
as much as you can do to pick good
footing." "
"Aunt Mary won't let him' fire
She do,esn't triist'hiM ,any more .thari.,'
''-• , • '-•.•
: '"Say! What • has he got on .her?"
: • Something 'Queer....;i • .;
The giri dld not look up frrn'her
f'‘J,:-.1•''7.'"' • :
CHAPTER :V. • ',driVing. She fetched i,deep. breath as!.
iipid..yOn.dioP'that holt in he well?". she:. Palii love t� knetv._
1:41rhany.bletd,.ht:.‘ttjOirIO: There's'. 'something queer about 11.
"1 ain't sayln''did or II tJnele ,T.Oe was .a..elfeet, easy-going
reineailier.,.;_if,.,...fliie.i.,Well'_„,ain't.La.preL • Man and 'elie,rodehire with.'tt.„ Spanlsh
.dueer, you're 'blovied up, ••:aiiir it bit. She ifever.Would' havelet him take
a-gbire to `produce till there's .a Mrs. • • Inc .in, :when ,inY•folks'died, only I did.:
Tiller.tgaddoic.1O.see it and to get her all the .work, :Btit he .stre.'IOVed
tibare! We bargained 'that. Mit, long When; the oll thfoiteinent Came • they
. • rowed and fought.: for months.. When-
ever he got an offer she. einithed, Iie
was trying to.. give: the .farni away and:
.t rea eire-trTte: .go
ahmitthat. He stood "it..a s • long ' as be
eould;.. (hen be up and announced.thati
I'd been einre of a, daughtth710 him
'•than !met a wife and heainiedi
to give most of his ..nioney, to. me any-
how.and then he made that lease with .
the Planet people. That's. hew 111addex,
genie. :I think she'd. have:poisoned.,me:
.•if 411e , dared,,, colter What; uncle
When.•;,he was ' 'supposed, of.;
: course,, Atiori,thrcily, me out, hut She
; didn't. No, nee.. to do • it, I. suppose, ,
atintich as he . hadn't' left any writing.
As a, Matter of fact. she was ,better •
„to. 'Me; than. she'd •eyer :been: ' irhatrii
Nvhat makes nieWonder.' sentetiines,---"
:"WOnder. what?'
.,.thhni•ssed;-
' "If he telt something.:
Something:diet "nialseo her. Seared• of
Meth:nes, she acts like its only
because• Of him that she?.enice to me,
don't 'know. whet -I'd :do if she
Beni me away.. I "liateh't got .a. red'
Cent. ',Ther.e.' isn't." a living : sol
Ben .passed his arni 'aro Ind the.inin,'„
girlish.*.figureand t to .1111n. ,
be ,about. all for yolif" Ile
klssed the„elieek next' te;'. hie and Bet-
ty Preseedher
• "Good ,thing „yen 'aren't' •tin'
and .me less than a hundred' dol-
lars” '
•ag�. Yes'an' I ain't afraid .of you ,goin.'
, • •
back on our. deat, :either. You ddn't
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c a aa
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}fete's's Sitotitei Woman
As felt terrible*,until •
'she found haw to 'get
back • 'appetite, alieti ;
soundly, and, secure
. new health.. Mit. A. H
• Montrea Writes, ihid • years of ;liver
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totatilad tad; frizzy. Iteadachei.- bowels
.:YrIgfalal.i..10.iP014:*ilhiliid.neY...kgable too
appetite -no sleep. Marty laxakires'
g,al'e ame &Sanas. 1 tried Fniit4,tives and
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'siue No.. 13.'38
Ponts ; •
Wily' to Remedy
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Dr Wifliam M Marston ; 'ef New,
York, Who ,originated the blood preeS,
ure teat he. has used on. all Sorts, 'Of
people from international spies to Dais -
understood • hnsbatids, told about it
tis week.. '
detector finds outthings 'about.'
you t haiTO11-yourself,'d ti'rk irdW;"-'
he geld, 'Tonally a session of ques-
. •
•tielIS and answers under' the instrur..
'pent; (its,sright name is sPhygorna'ne-
meter).--showe what---.7-is.--wreng- and
peints.. the way ,to a renietly."
The way it works is: elinPle. 'rhe
subject Is attaehed to the instrument.
whlch records. a' jump in blood Press-.'.
tire.,whenever a falsehood is told, and
the examiner starts a line of question-
ing abont. the 'problem to be solved.
"tlsuaflyWithin a few .ntintites the •
true Or false 'answers will uncover
some. repression Or hidden' trait -fre-
quently entirelyunknown to the sub-
jeet-which is responsible .for the
trouble." •. , • ', .•
• . •Adjuste. Personality
SOmetinies • doubting Women and
men •Consult, the detector 46 .1.e6ii If
they really are in 'love: and: should
'ma—rry7.•—et— n 'p .
Sonality. adjustment cases anCoVers
,hidden egos and complexes..and paints.,
the way to their correction.....
RELISKS,e:
Cocktails,„ appetizers, and reliSbeS
tothe Meal are is the frosting to the
cake -the • 'imag-biatiNT, glamorous
tui1sh that *ekes a meal an out-
standing event rather than a retitine
perfermartce.
It ,is only in recent years that the
custom of :starting the meal.' with A -
cocktail hasgained such wide popu-
larity. 'soiips:.used` to be the accept-
ed WaY'oof Opening dinner but .the
ease with which ...t* modern house-
wife ean open' it .can Of tomato' juice:
or fruit cosktair is k good reason for -
the spread of this habit. Besides, we
moderns eat leas and lighter foods.
Soups 'tend to fill ;one. 'up too much
to enjoy a. good '• dinner whereas an
-apP.etiZer--just,r-sharpens---theappetite-
and lends an elegant touch to the
,Teo hoUieVitis eS. are tii:'ene to
serve the same cocktail over and over.
iagain .so we are -giving ,a • variety
of ideas,. for appetizers which will
brighten your meals and show ,your
originality. COCKTAILS
May be made of plain or mixed fruit
juices, -tart combinations of fruits
and fruit' juices, a single tart fruit
such as grapefruit, served alone or a
mbiture of tart frnit and a fruit.,ice
or sherbet
. *
' TOprepare fruit, remove all .skirt
and membrarie,.ent in Pieces of serv-
ing size, and chill thoroughly. Serie
ice cold in cocktaiP‘or sherbet glasses,
carefully/arranged And garnished
P.h .
•with inint, a colored cherry, preserv-
ed; ginger, ;bright jelly, or whole ben:
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Enterald ;Fruit Cup
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package lime jelly poWder.
1 pint' Wenn water. .
Laura Wheeler Crocheted Frock Is Made in Easy Meth
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'1CROCHETED DRESS PATTERN 1:12
' An inexpensive party frock in crochet with roses for.e. finishing touch.
Pattern. 1720 contain s directions for making the dress in sizes: 4 to 8 (all
in One pattern); an illustration of it andr of: Stitches; materials required.
'Send 29 cents in coins (stamps canna be accepted' for this pattern to
• Wilson Needlecraft Dept., 78 West Adelaide St:, Toronto. Write plainly.,
Pattern Ntitriher Your Naine anal! Address. " - • • • H
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liton.• behave. yourself, ',or% you'll'
wreck ;this car, "• the girl .warned.him
Maddox,: Carried . Out hl liitentlpn
Fullong
that the.'well ..was ,
dawn, and the next 'lnorning Ben broke.
,
the; ; news to • his sweetheart.. Betty
was Ihdignant: She was for appeal-
ing to her 'annt,..but' he reftleed to Per.
mit •her..He promise'd. to lei her hear
frora'hini. in a, dayor, so: • • . ,
Betty's face was flushed, her etee
we're. stoning,' *hen -she, entered , the:
:honae, after he was gone. She was
surpriEed, tO find her aunt aVraiting.,
• •
cattle over the Other night,'
when yeti 'wee In town,"Mis Durham
.began.' • , ,
"Did he?
„ ‘1.1e 'talked about. yen. Tillers
a' fine Man, trearie--•."
'Betty broke Out irritably t mbon't
let's' start that all 'over' again."
"Oh, .yotir head's..full .Of '1.
imPPosel ,tuf.whatis•he. got? Nothing,
Net seven a ;Soh. Now..tine'r-Iiitits; to
'Marry Yeti ,and --You ;better do it"
'."`Ynti :know very wet) 111 do nOthing
Of the serf," • • .
,
"Maybe yeti weit't and maybe' Yon
LISTE
CANADA -19
IMPERIAI rOBAcco s
INSPIRING PROGRAM
ERY FRIDAY 'NIGHT.
On a National
Coast to Coast. Network
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-2 cups ,mixed fruit., diced 'aril OM::
1");-sscsiviejeI1.' powder in wnvm water.
pe.
Pc"ur.in 0.1'11110w pan. Chill' until
firm; Cut into 24 -inch eubesp Com-
bine. iVitit fruit. Pilo. into sherbet
glasses, adding a small 'afficlini of
fruit juice to each serving. Serves
Olive Relish
,Package lime jelly powder
warm water
34,cup Sinegar
., VI teaspoon salt .• •
% enp •stuffed
CUR...sweet pickles; 'sliced•
Dissolve jelly powder in warm Water, •
, . -
Add vinegar and 'salt. bin. Wheif
slightly thickened., fold in 'olives. and
pickles. Turn into individual molds,
' filling them IA full. Chill until
Uninold' on 'crisp lettuce: Serve as
' molds,• ,
'Egg Appetiier
hard -cook -cd eggs
1 -tablespoon ancbeV.Y paste
teaspoon - Worcestershire. lance
, Dash of paprika
. 1 tablespoon Parsley; finely chop-
. 6 'slicesbread; ctit •in1,34-in,Ch elices
La clip. Russian Dressing. ,
. ,Cut hard-doeked *eggs in halves,
lengthwise, and remote yollis. Blend
yolks, anchovy paste, seasenings, and '
parsley re, sinooth'. paste. Refill
whites and chill: Cut bread with "3.:
inch round „cutter.. Toast • Itin one
side only. Spread:with butter. Cut
out centres with 11/4Anch; cutter. and
place chilled egg in each circle so that
.it sets fintly.‘• Pour On Russian.
'Dressing. Garnish with water cress:
Serves 6":
„.
Win." Mrs. Durham's lipsset tlient-;-:
'servee in lines of, inflexibility. 241,1 ou
got ,a •snitch .:()P• sense you Will. ,D'•You..
--want-rto-be7poor all .yofir like or ,d'Yon
'sant to be Tien?"
.. "I,' telt ou'1 Wonql..;'I 'Wen:1'17.. de,
,elared the girt ."The hig,. black ; itea0Y
;brute • ' • ‘' •
.14.OW ..ddn't f1y. off the. il'atcile 'tilt
.I'm been pretty good' ta',.
e • earned . my keep eVer,:Siece.
earee, 1;tau'd hae Paid.•mor'e • for a.
hired; 'girl than it coat."' ', •
• Gratitude!There's,,
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'9W. }IWO UD and let Inc. finish... We
aline 'fight 'like this, .Yont Uncle Joe
eared a •lot :for you and --.-and .1. want
. ,
to resPeet,hia Wishei.' When that Well'.
'Corriea in • this, fainn'll be . Worth
dont know whatAnybo, my hearts
seton seeing :You: get a geed .home •
and have,:eerYthing:. cHow'd you like:
to in efine house in bailee':
'.",What alls yon? Are .-you losing
.your mlhd4 Atmt• Mary?”
."A:ttd Yea 'Can have 'em if you Mar-
ti Tiller,' • Marry Furlotig,•,atid., you'll ,
i3Pend your.life Crier a oriole istOVe.7.
' '"HOW -tan .Tiller give the thingsli
thnt?". ; ,.;
.1'11 giVe 'eft, to.
After a tnenient 'Betty ihcitfired„. tu
riouSly,.qtow intich will 'yOtt. give?"
If Was litre,' Dtirliani`e time to htt
1.4th, her ,WOrds came with an effort;
"I don't know.:•;.--mehbe A Vatter Ii
teres.. • • • •
"Iitirnplii." The . exploitation wag..
one Of teeth. ' ' •
• °Tifere',A.tr.A.tittale for Mehho.
If it's a:. real: lylg wet rd do better,
YOU ---you've gqt, to do it, Betty "; the'
'MOW diStractibil, ‘qf VIA ,
don t he'll ruin „VvierYtiting; said'
• e46i, p;k4t.; welt do&l.e66,16 16 * -06 farni
ain't Werth" •
,(r tantintied),
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Russian Dressing.
1.*,tubjespoon chili sauce • '
.1/1 teaspoon .paprika ;
14 'teaspoon vinegar ,
tablesPoon pliniente;: finely chop-
• ,
ctip.Aayonnaise
coinbiiie • ingredients' and blend.
Makes cuP. dressing.
• Hot Mayonnaise 'Puffs.
.1 clip -mayonnaise ,
1 egg White,stiffly beaten :
Canape craekers:, • •
'Fold' mayonnaise, into egg White
gently but thoroughly. pile on , crack-,'•
ers'and toast under broiler .1 Minute
Or until; delicately browned and puff-
ed. Arrange On platter. • .
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Canapes
Cut stile bread in 14 -inch • slices.
'Shape With cutter in squares, elre,les,
-strips,, triangles, crescents, ;or any 'de-
sired Shapes:. Toast or •saute on one
;side and ..sP,read: toasted side With
highly seasoned mixtnies, such as
finely minced sardines andlemOn.
juice,..choppea:parsiek in 1,natter, ,ca-
viar and minced • onion, : olives and
cheese; etc. Garnish each canape
:with border (chopped hard -cooked
egg, cream. cheese, .chopped parsley,'
minced .olives, or--other-sititable-tnix=
tures): • Decorate centres ..with: gar-
nishes, such a pindento stars,green
pepper cut in fancy shapes;.sprigS of
anchovy, grated:
cheese, mayonnaise, , sliced olives, Or
rtienry.s...slices of tomate'. • 'Serve on indi-
vidual plates as first course of din-
ner, Or pass on tray for •buffet" enp-
Household Hints
''rhe best ',Method of cleaningfab-.
ric iam1)shades:.-44-to--brusit-with-h-
soft.brush until all the dust has:been
removed. Parehnient Shades- Can be
wiped clean with a soft cloth.
tive and .tis:eful and add.: a., modern
• Recessed . mirrored shelves A'21 •
small 'dining room are ;both deeora-
tuAelhulmitnim, 'thoughit is -affected
by. acids and. alkali's, is . easily clean-
ed with 'with 'fine -.steel wool. •' It . heats
quickly, holds the heat, wears well, Is
, light anti not ton expensive. •
:One. of the -quickest, simplest and
best-enjbyed firstebilred appetizers
it halved .granefruit ov
Garnish .centra with maraschino or
,mint cherry. • • ,
.Ever, tried combining peanut but- .
ter with mashed bananas for li.'sand-
with' filling? The childreni-and the
grown -Ups* ,beg, for more.
'
Give spinach an air of' elegdr1ce
and piquanty. Of flaVer by 'serv;ng..it
with Hollkidaise Sallee, And don't
forget • the garnish '.' of hard-boiled •
egg slices,.
•
Cotton picking is the most cotly
Operation cotton produation. . '
. .
111 2 W.0.1,1"-..,
..',041.,t0,11OF
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••4
Take 2 "4611.•,.,
.tablets as4 0
Oriels Stull '1040
waist:Repeat treat.:
ment In 2. hPliti!
• • A ,-- ,
•
-• Z..*tf Is.ore.
rm.* the Cold: crush •
tablets'in ghiss of
water,'Garglis twice.
TMacaseethroatraw-
Piess arid soreness,
aimed Instantly.
No fainily'need neglect even mial
headucolds. •
Here is what.'to do: Talte two
!`Aspirin" tablets when you 'feel a
Old 'coming on -with a, full glass of
'water. Then' repeat, if necessary,.
accordhigto directions in each pack.
age. Belief comes rapidly, '
The "Aspirin" method of reliev-
ing colds is the way manydoctors •
approve. You take "Aspirin" for;
rehef --then if you are iaot improved
promptly, you call t he family doctor.
410' "Aspirin" tablets are made in •
Canada. "Aspirin" is the registered
trademark of the Bayer Company,
Limited, of Windsor, Ontario. Look •
, for the name Bayer in the form of. ,
a cross on every tablet.
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Die..m.and
and Get
ROFIflIII MADE cAltSRA•
asipck :Is: Back
in Home:Favor
Upholstery Materials ; Range From
-Satin to Leather; For •
Cloth .Approved;
•
• The old-feshioned.haSsOck is..goinin:
back into' the •Iforhe furnishing' pbc
Inre;: and ISalienable in •niany .differ -
's •
ent shapes. In'th.e bedroamJitaplaCed.
at the foot Of the bed and ''.usually,
Htoyered With the ,seme' colored Mater-
ial .as the ;spreads -.Or-•firaPeriei,--.Iti-
. May have 'rows . and rOws of fringe
bangingto the floor. Some tire Up.
holstered in satin: Materials and oat-
ers in leather.. They are very gonyen
,•
lent and satisfactory; for gime lboms
too,‘ and for other informal rooms
wherei...the--fantilyE-,-usually,i,gathers. •
Foi inodern 'interiorsthe hassocks
get tarker 46a farger--;-.evenfourfeet
in diaineter. and Placed in a corner.of..
h 'living roam., Where ; the coyering
rnight be cloth.reoerribling,leopardi
- tiger, bear or angora.. .
Shod& Iron Along'
Thread Of GoOds.
Ironing clothes iS poindthneS. quite
; a problem, but When the best methad.
is understOed,everything' heeolnes
iTehil'eieri
sl,Pie.is'll. ;Old ..alway-"-'s-he-inoVeT
' along the threads• of the Material,
;either '.lentthWise , or trossWise,,
•;Clothei, except 'Pongee, should be
mroned damp'• ' • '', . '
Sheets are usually' folded hi half.,
'table linen is. ,folded in half and-
agarit in fourths, 'TheSe folds should
be. changed occasionally:.
Y OU -R ..K.1 DitElf;S?
POR the relief O
Minor kidney,
'irtegularities!
.Therce's A-nuric
Tablets have been
found' very' 'heneli;
'dal,. The action of
this, stimulant dm- '
. „
retie in nnshing the .
k Id n eYs,,dduting
-
nod relieving• '
irritation 'has' given relief to men and
woitien in every part of (antpla, Read what
Mrs. C. 'Wilson, 612 Park'. St., Niagara
'Falls, Ont., said': "My kidneys didn't lupe.
: ',ticih 'properly And my rest'tvii often dii•
turhed at night.- Dr.. Pierce's A-nuric was
the medicine that helped me. I certainly
had a trying :tirrie of it before I used:
!Ji•nutio' but since 1 hAve 'stArte(t. to take ,
• these' tatilets 1 haVC improved beyond enk
expectations" . •
nny Of your druggist now, tablets 65c. '
e.
Why Pedestals
,For Womenfolk?
Britieh Educationist Says It's So
r. They Can't Come Down and
Compete With. Mail...,
direCtor of trieeiitgepeq•
nubile relatfons at the „Unclog
;Pt V4"06ajigh,,,tartqct,,,'
• smiletbingwhen: he 'gave;a7rnnteren,Ce.
of womenhis idea ot, mere, man* rettc, . •
,030 or.r9r; piAelagr.;Wealell po a pedestal,
Tletey tl.t1:110.SUIvA'itnomalalillY,i).vhoet •staul4.3
0
iily1.beeozne
andi10176b9iml le.peeittle; 11 11.) 011031e.. to*. step
own
Emotlonal Dumntles.
.•40Hear; hear," game the 'epentaiteeus
,Cherneof apprOv,t4;:from the audience . •
•aid seyeral.prominent:representatives
. organizatiene 'added 'thew
....unsidatteteo,,rieor. 66pore, 0614put omen on pedeta1s .
k"ii:7P1441":iaiet.
of the National -tlnien. nf 'Women
„
Teachers,. "Roth rich , and poor ,men
like to keep 'their women ..tonr Separ-
ate fram ,the Worliing Worldas dum, '•
misupon1chtohan00their,
emotions," k • • •
. • .
The Workingmen, she ,said,..iiited :to.
have, a . wife whoin he felt was his In
ferior. The •yeason Waa , because he •
was .,kel?t,'.rigitily. in. his place by bla • ,
own boss that When he got home ,‘rorti,
work he wanted to have:softieOne be
In turn could hoss, wealthy
man on *the' othor,.end of the. scale
.•likes to use. his Wife as a substitute
.for the beauty. he 141UU1le1f Is not able.,
to •create, ;So. he tnres ...her. into
dtminty .upon which to hang diamonds;
and beautiful elbthes." ' • -
, •••.. ,„ Chivalry Old -Fashioned, .
Miss b. A. goiwinorthe AsSociar
tion,'of WoMert .Clerki. and •Segretar,
tes, .described.as • "nonsease hnd.
• old-
fashioned talk of • ,chivalry in. indlis.4
'try. The • chief underlying aiin,'she de-
clared, Was to ,keep • women aWay froat .
the various fields of eroPlOY-ntent.
• . . - • ,•
Prairies Dream -
Girl Athletic.
Feminine. Ideal In Those Three
Provinces Is Lithe; Dashing
; • ;
' An "ineffable western air," a dash-,
ing,... rether, gallant quality, diStI11. .•
guishes' the prairie dream girl. from ,
. • .
her 'sisters on.either side. • •
,spOrtsworilen and. a •1ady,",.1 is the
phrase ...Harry" •Steel',.• veteran,eaniera-. '
man f XVirinineg, used te,
the -type Of beauty most re septet:ire,:
Of 'Manitoba, Saskatchew n and Al-
,beita-
•FOr'20Yeare'Steel h s been 'clicking
his „shutters debutante, brides and '
... • • . •
girl .,athletes of all ,sizeSi..shapes • and
'der varied conditions Of lighting.,
••
hues,, Studying: their linearnenut pa., •
Most Often a Brunette
—Bob Reck a$Vinnipeg-aitist -picki-
ap where Steel leaves -off when.. he ; •
ihapsodles i!You. can see .her riding • •
In the foothille. outskde Calgary, Snow ' '•
shoeing near Winnipeg, or eVen going
about her will*on a Saskatcliewoo .
'farm," •
ireTk sq.linirs-ope eye: and . gives .
ditnensioris . and; Oiler details. "She ' •
. . •
'Is," he, enitl,;' ye 'brunette, 'about fire •
feet fotir inehee, tall.... She is
• ,
still gui-
IS1Ln dp pea taric,e,Lwith the sOfteurses_,..s;
of approaching wOmanhotx1;,apPearing -
in a lithe, athletic- figure,". -•
Deanna :•Durbin ' Younger.
; Reek points ' to beanha'Purtiiri;, the ..
yoting :film . star from Winnineg, isa
representative of Western beautyat;
its best; Deanna,. he: tays, .is yOtinger
than.. the ideal.
• • • , •
Another girl . who tarried the 'etaii, •
' dai4- of P1 airie. pulchritude into,tie
wood the Saskatoon Lily :;mbet bele'
tiful athlete' at. the Ameterdent Olym
Mes 10years ago.. tier lithe. grace•and
ToVeliriess stirred the hearts of than&
ands AV ho'.,sp,w her:, .,
.• .
Child Continualiyi
Writes .Backwarcic,
„
With Leff Hand7-ten, 13e geed-
, In 'Mirror .
; ..`•
Ten-Yearlold Agnes ,Sinasac, Ok;
Windshr,,is just about the. tops *hot
it .COmes to writing. It'S:thore; natu-
ral for her to write' backwards
her left hand than normally 'with:Ina
right -,-and she .does both: - ,
'"Agnes' sight is 'perfectly 711eryfal•
and she . doton't see things in., re..
Verse," • her mother said "but. her ,
niirron-wr)tint • isactuallv sihootitor
, and inore„ntatan'e 'then stimight writ-
ing with her right harid,., •
. ."W ilOn't think anything f it.
AgnoS
Was keen.to ;learn
when ,she ,weS. a baby and we 0.•tau0li4..„
her ho W to iite., 'She: .1i1W aVe
M ok witli her 1e,f*:k.1 and 1;11.cit,,
Wards and the wrifki)1.1. to be lira •
UJ). to. a ,inirror, to be dd 11041 ;
ithool teacher taught
Write. ;with ber;,),Igbt band, ,
thb 'optometric
ancl toUld not be hingeil b,y
• ateoNling; to. P. II. Atoll tgomelf
Wintlior -optometrit.; • , ." •
"As- lar 6s;1 titi ;Make out 'thiS;
fl case' for a' psychologist". he 'said
'The dondItion 'Which ...iittOtg
backward :writing is. hictitar,to ol
Way of thinking, and to; her it hattits$
thing"