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Ilf's felt tl.at lliere w.iMit any future In It for blin. I'm glail br's imnlf the I'll ebange, Iifftni4f happier be glad even if it dne-n- 't none out exactly nx he hopes It will. A tneii'ory of s.iiiielliliig lie'll said while they were riding home In the taxi after the play Hashed Into the girl's mind and held her thought, fully sileiil for a nilnule, ohlhlous een to her mother's rebuke, lle'd made her rather blue by saying that lie knew now, nt forty-six- , that he'd never he rich nor conspicuously successful Just ns he knew that he'd never ml a hag of pearls or a treasure box of pieces the wainscoting In the library. You ntean, she said thoughtfully to her mother, that It's sort of un adventure for hint? Mother gave her a funny look at that. Yes," she said, thats exactAnd what we ly what I mean. must do Is to ntuke our part of It an adventure, too. Io you see, dear? Edith nodded. That was the line theyd have to take, nil right But it didn't seetn to her that dad had any right to throw away a perfectly good salary that was keeping them all safe and comfortable In favor of a hunt for hidden treasure. Suppose he didn't find It, where would they be then? do you Mother," she ashed, think It will come out right and make ns rich? Honestly, mother? Mother wasn't instnntly ready It Isn't sure to with an answer. come out that way, of course." she Even your father said nt last. doesn't say Its sure, but he thinks It Is probable, and his judgment Is usually very good. As long as he thinks it's more likely than not to make us rich, why, I do, too." It came over Edith with almost sickening force that her mother had no real hope nt all. She expected the adventure to fail. She was trying to encourage herself. 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If your story appears in this column you will QS Af 1 receive check for OUtuU Vc.U throat. she said as gnyly ns possible, then I'll believe it, too." When her father came home a little later, she rushed upon him and a 'tremendous hug. gave him Dad, she cried, I think Its perfectly great I Mother's been telling I'm simply too excited to me. breathe, and I'll bet you are, too, though you are trying to look solemn and middle-ageabout It. 1 am, for a fact, he admitted. Then he went over to mother and Weve had a kissed her cheek. he said. Three nice good day, orders in one mall. Id like to celebrate. It isnt too late for a movie. Is It? Whenever dad was In that mood Edith found him Irresistible. Doubts and fears were forgotten. Of course the great adventure was coming out all right. Sometimes dad came home silent and depressed, and if he talked at all It would be unbearably about bills and expenses and things they couldnt afford. That mood of his always reduced Edith to despair. She had, besides, black moments of her own. One of the worst of these waj occasioned by her first visit to the factory. It was In a rather Jubilant spirit of adventure that she set out, which made the shock of coming down to literal reality all the worso. Nothing less explicit than All right, d n;" ' vi-b- I 1 al him. li visits to Mie t ti .ide nef,i-!.i- n ll her f.lilu r's old nltue mid the Thai lr.1'1 r. ail.v W.ts appalling bad In n la Im sober wav pilihal, furbished Hlltl fell! dllil lll.lhng ariv dek4 and Icnlhci i hairs, lint Ibis plain! Why, ll was hard) dean. ll wash I. really. Aid II was -- , ib.y. lie llnnr was bare And lo I b 1, k of poor old dad l.av-Ililo in:ae lo u 'iae like lids! was pil.fiil. Another man came Into Hie nMlec from the .simp, A workman In over alls, Ins flee and hands slieakei) with duly maib'iie ml like a man In a g.u.ige. lie asked, Is .Mr. Mariner coming h.u k Man af'er lioon, Mr. I.itien."ii';'' And believe not." dad said. then lo her nmaimibl be slopped Ibe mail before he eoiilil go lull k lie into (he simp. III, t'liarlie." said, wail u minute. I want you lo niisd my duuulilcr Edith, lid. Hi. this Is t'liiirlie Franklin." I'lmrles seemed to have an Idea of Rhuklng bands, and he rubbed Ids hand on libs overalls, hut then I lie looked lit ll nnd laughed. guess It'll hardly do." he said. And then, You haven't see our shop yet. have you?" Luckily dad answered for her. I'll bring "No, It's her first visit. her out in a minute." Its pretty dirty out there," Charlie said, and it i'lit straightened out yet, hut we're really making something there, Miss Baiter I I son. She liked Charlie Franklin you couldn't help liking anyone who spoke ns plensanlly anil as comfort iildy as he and Ids assurance that they were really making something restored somewhat her courage. Blit she found the shop, when (a tlier made good Ids promise and nlinosi as eondueted her throU-dispiriting n plaee us the oliire Tlie meagerness of its tsuipmeut was a shoek to her. The meehiiiery didn't anywhere near fi up the space even in that liille building It was just pitiful. Did dad really think he could make a fortune mil of thill? When she nnd ili.il got into Hie ear and started driving home, she began talking feverishly ahoul anything she eoiildtldnk of that was not the simp. She settled finally upon the senior play at school and gave Idin a detailed account of the misadventures of the last rehearsal. Ile wasnt more than half listening, site knew, ami at last the thing she dreaded happened. I'm afraid." he said, cutting Iter that you were di.sap short, pointed In our place down there You know you can't judge a thing you cant judge what it will grow Into by what it looks like at the A turnip's bigger than beginning. an apple seed, but it won't grow Into a tree, and the seed will If it gets the chance. We've got a seed down there, nnd we're going to try You to give it a chance to grow. wait a while and see. I didn't mean I you to visit It quite so soon thought Id let you wait until wed put out a leaf or two. I Oh. it's all right. she said. understand what you mean." It was a relief not to have to pretend I suppose if I hadn't any longer. gone to see you so many times in . your other ofiice. . Ue laughed nt that, hut, she felt, a little uncertainly, and she perceived he felt that contrast, too. But that other office wasn't 'T belonged to mine," he said. had been one It, almost ns if This of the Items of furniture. thing is mine, half mine, almost, and as It grows, my share in It will You liked Charlie Franklin, grow. didnt you?" she said, he's great. Oh, yes, But dad, who are those other peo- h, . 1 -- pl.i4-ten-- im-i- i II That Word With a Jerk and Looked at Hit Wif. It Wat Exactly at if Shed Thrown Something at Him. He Stopped on Pciitiv yu wire to n4k him to dinner. Ilix vvlfe.4 been visiting a sister of hers women here, but she came back a neck or tvvo iigo." of entire we'll have them out to dinner. But we'd better do It right nn-- y before Norma goes. Will It lie all right If you ask him? We better ht..,.e It M,,ndiy night, I ftte-- v Welncsday U Norma's last day. The .M.it iierx agtecd to come .Monday n gbt, ae, m,, tlier decided 10 give th, tn Hie regular company dinner; a iron a ro.M of lamb with peas in Hu m dd'e, bun.ito soup be-f-, re, ami be ite.itn with fudge It i ,1 .sam e at ! lit h w .i s kept l.ite at rehearsal Hin a it ell ,,!. .uni n '( get home till alter ,!ol ,"l she found them in Hie hull tips i.r, d"ha!ing the i lot es. question "Did yon tell him not to dress?" mot her vv ns ns, ng. "Why, I tiims I did." dad said. "1 know I t,,'d ,i it wasn't go ing to he , mulling hut just a reg it l:i r family dinner. Heavens, lie wouldn't think I doubt very of dre-sinni t, h if anyhow. lie's got a dress suit." Mother (lain t s. cm entirely satisfied. "If yoti don't want ppople to dress, it's better to tell them so In so many words. she sold. "But it's probably till right." Roth of them .seemed t,, feel that the evening vva.s hound to go wrong somehow. Edith was just coming downher brown taffeta frock when the doorbell rang. It was a little early for the Mariners, but couldn't be anyone else. She knew thni Norma must be ap pronvhing a crisis in the kitchen, so she opened the door herself; and through the awful moment of greeting them ami asking them to come in, she was o paralyzed with embarrassment by the Sight of the man's white expanse ,,f shirt front that she hardly knew what site was stairs In 11 say in lie had dressed, after all. And there was d.itl at Hie head of Die stairs on the point of coming down in his business suit. It seemed like a to her nnd she tell personally respocv.ide for it, so she was immen-el- y giateful to dad. and proud of him, ton. for taking it so comfortably. As soon as tin- - it troibtetions were over he said to Mr. Mariner, I swore to my wife that I'd told you not to dress. thought I had. But it doesn't matter. It only makes it more of a party bj go up and change now, but I m afraid it would spoil the dinner." That ought to have made everything all right, hut somehow It vv After dinner, in the sitting room when (lad and .Mr. Mariner lighted cigars ai d sal togelher on the sofa talking business. "Baby fastened herself on poor mother. She again apologized for the mistake she'd made la telling "Pet that of course he must dress for dinner. It hail been such a stupid mistake. She And of hadn't quite understood. course it was a perfectly foolish custom, anyway, really. From where Edith sat she caught snatches, too, of the talk between Mr. Mariner and dad. Dad wasn't agreeing with Mr. Mariner. Once she saw him look startled. "Do you mean they threaten to bring suit?" lie asked. And then, with a glance around as If lie feared hed spoken too loud, he lowered his voice and asked some more questions that Mr. Mariner didn't seem to like to answer very well. He acred as if his feelings were hurt, nnd his voice sounded sulky. Hut he didn't act that way very long. Pretty soon he was talking again, as eagerly as ever. About nine oclock, with the explanation- that she had some studying to do, Edith said good night to t1Pjr guests and went up to her room. But when she heard them go she camp down again in her mothers bathrobe to talk over the evening with her mother and dad. Wasnt she the most awful woman you ever saw? Do you suppose lie's really crazy about her, or would he like to kill her? He's afraid of her, I expect. Mother made the conventional adult protest, but only Then she said, what was pretty outspoken for mother, Well, I hope for tils sake siie does go to California soon. But dad was really blue. He hardly seemed to be listening. Finally mother said, She isnt to be taken seriously, is she, Ned? TO US CONTINUED.) r.lcrcolizcdVax Keeps Skin Young mI mm. ' (B'M M ku Had the Earmarks Gifts. of Yuletld Her thoughts had drifted face. back through the years; hack to childhood days. She remembered out on tlie farm how her mother had taught her to fashion many beautiful Christinas decorations out of scraps of tinfoil and colored paper. Always there had been a box in the attic where everything of tills sort had beeD stored away. And, as Is often the case, the things we do In childhood stay with us; so she herself had continued to save bits of paper and other things as her mother had, and now there was a huge hox of It stacked away In the closet. Perhaps out of it she could fashion something that would enable Paul to enter the contest? For a whole week tvvo busy persons worked across the table from each other every evening. Carefully small rolls of tinfoil and rolls of paper were smoothed out and fashioned Into Christmas decorations. Out of the discarded pieces of sil,er paper and tinfoil a great gleaming star began to take shape, a star that seemed to fill the whole room with Its radiance. For, from the moment that mother and son began working upon It, It seemed to them as If the Star that led the Wise Men wag shining again From the love and care they bad put Into Its making It seemed to green-and-re- dlx-pla- , ait i'ha; a mm a a4 til u 11 (tomai rv at a t llaiaUMrwrtta( ttaely Qui tk mt fcwk m ikaa awtft MatwiiM . f Wealth Pul late th Earth x Mr. Mariner didn't oectB didn't, to mind, hut tiia wife did. Bad kh Couldn't Btop licking Bhoiit IL She wii UfdieHcvahljr awful. She wa faith'i and mnootti and BimH-ry- . She ns Ureascd up vadthln an Inch of her life In a bright green aatln gown with an Imitation Jade ,rille. T WAS three weeks beShe wore green aim king, too, and But al fore t'hrlsiimix. were too that her for Mippcra tight ready the atmosphere of fat fe t. She hud her hair bobbed the holiday m ason teemed ile color loo golden to be to cover the city. Ioul true nnd all of her skin that Rainer fell It as he howed out side her dre4 there "AIT.. Jyx Were acre of ll a almply Hint look liim home euch with dead white powder. Iler evening; already men amt women voice w,i meet- - do) log nod Milky were loaded down with package like honey and It ultnost made you Hint bad ail Ibe earmaik of Yule-Hdsi'k. gifts. Nobody got a rhunce to uy anyThere was something about thing lorn h, for khe talked practi- Christina Unit always thrilled Iaut; cally all the lime. When she spoke he even liked lo repeat tbe name to her husband she called him I'et. over and over lo himself. Ile often right nernsj the table. You didn't wished Unit lie might be selling know where to look over ome of and tiling at ('brixtmna Intoy You Hie things she said to him. stead of being o file boy at tbe big Ills lumber concern where he worked. could bad your face burn. name for her wax wore; lie cnlled Gee, mother!" be yelled as he her I'.uby. Wax it possible for pro- - went In the door; "Ibe Dully Mirpie really to le a sloppy about ror I giving prizes for the bent e.u h other ax Dial? Wax Dial how decorated home at ChrlHtinns. tliry talked and acted when there Wouldnt It be great If we could Before wax nobody else uroiind? win one of them?" the dreadful dimer wax over ahe But. Iaul." Mrs. Rainer spoke wax not. dee., led ax If she hated to throw cold water While Norma was bringing In tbe on his enthiixlnxin, you know we lee m ain and under cover of some cant aflford to do anything of Itiut long story that Ha by wax telling klml. I 1 only wish we could for dad. hr way of showing Imw crazy she added. May lie next lud alwny.x been about her, your sake," " year mother. to I'et" began talking I'nul looked around the sparsely Ile told her Imw much lie wax en- furnished room before replying: joying Hie dinner, mil only the food "Never mind, mother." he said, for You but the home atmosphere. the time, I forgot about tilings. Darn don't know what It means," be money, anyway; why does It altn a boardwho live said, to people ways have to block the way when " ing house we want to do something we like!" lie stopped on that word w'lh Il It doesnt always block the a positive jerk slid looked at Ills way, Paul ; In fact, most of the time It wax exactly ax If shed wife. the absence of It lx an Incentive to thrown something at Idin. Then. In do If everybody had big things. a voice that was Just os treacly as money many of the great deeds that ever, only imw it had something have thrilled the world never would else In It oil of vitriol or carbolic have been accomplished. And nml, neld or something ill chemistry don't you think we have been Inul. "Baby" be tan to explain. fairly happy without a lot of It?" They'd looked for apartments un- She looked anxiously Into his face til they were simply discouraged, as site putjhe question. and she wax sick of housekeeping Paul was hlg old happy self when unywny willi the servant problem he replied: Bet your life we have. what It wax. And theyd heard of all the fellows gay they'd rathof Why, this wonderful establishment er come N our house than anyIt wax too Gerard's Madame really where else. And and. mother. If funny of I'et to speak of It as a dad had lived we could have been hoarding house, because It was as well off as the rest of them!" frightfully exclusive and of course f(lI(,wpll ,.au, ,he h(iurg had Bne perfectly rchned-u- nd le nPVv9. forgot abouf ,nllnK,y she Of there temporarily. course," but his mother did not. paper prize, finished, "il doesn't matter particuThat night, after he had retired, larly to me one way or the other, she sat down in the little living because I'm here for so short a room and pondered the innrter over. lime. I'm going to California In a Was there any way that she could two. week or him to carry out his desire? help Pet" didn't exactly look sur- Wlmt a happiness it would be to lle'd caught his prised nt that, give him the Joy of competing in the breath as If hed meant to protest contest I and then didn't because he was Suddenly she started from her afraid to. You could see he knew chair and a smile came over her luit he was going to get on the way home to the hoarding house, and Unit the more he said now t lie worse It would lie. Edith was frightened herself. The woman was simply a great big green e laid her hand oil knee know ll will, Uml." - e raid "lie.iPy and iru'y, I do." 1 mother, when (lie ihr,s of 4,(1 iiowu to dinner r .( night. 4he khotved herself full of asm nn, i', , I,.'bil'ii ee. She l,ighl it. every Hong wax erfeotly "Ub.,1 d.d you think of Mr M iri- I haven't ner'; mother asked. fuel li liii yet. yoti know." lie wasn't ttiere today, either." dad su,d. lie has been oil a good di al of course. he ',y the went un, 'I think It wouli te n,er !' parvnily ) IS ,J III ba taking on rent life, and all on- conseloualy tbclr voice grew low and bukbed a they worked upon It. And slowly from tho red and green funned, bug letpaper letter wi-ter along ilmple line that told th message that th tngrl sang la tbe long go, "Mother, It going to be rrett" 1iul would y every now and then In bla cnthuaiaxin. "Ther couldn't be any tiling better tbnn this; why why till atar eem a If It wer really alive!" But Mr. Italner knew of the tunny lavish and expcnalve decora-ll,,iithat were going up all over town. Th simp! thing that they were fashioning would probably show up very amull betide aueb But xiio tried to keep faith with tbe faith of her son. And even though they should not get a prize, till work tlmt they were oi bringing them a great doing of hupplnes; a deeper and flu(r ,,,r(u(,1,, ,hpn txfT kn X,1P, ,0 have caugtit the very spirit of Christmas; each day seemed to he bringing them bearer to Bethlehem. In week the decoration were finished, and Paul took a luthier and set to work. Arrow the high side wail of the lion that faced the street lie placed the letter that had been woven from crnps of paper. When completed, they read: "Glory to God tn the hlgliext, and on earth peace, gieid will toward men." Above f hi he placed the si I ver star which had grown to he o real. With long extension cord and three reflecting light Hint they had been aide lo hire from a nearby eleetrlclnn for a small sum. the lighting system was complete. Paul could scarcely wait until darkness fell to turn on the current Ills hand trembled with excitement when finally the moment i j Tbe I'ulted Stale, with almut fl I'cr cent of the world's population, ue approximately fj per cent of th world' annual outpuj of commercial fertilizer and rank second only to Germany aa a producer. The world' annual production I worth lo!ij,ki.0il on assumed value of $bii) a ton fur nitrogen hi the warehouse of the producer, and a value of fA a ton each for phot- phorlc acid and polaxh. The total amount of plant food used by ,r"t farmer Increased per cent from 1014 to f.CH. Amer-amou- March to lb Arctic Summer excursions tu the Arctic regions by airplane and dirigible are promised for the near future, but It will not be so tong before the automobile tourist will he aide to make Ida way to Alaska willi good ronda all th The distance between way. mm Cleor head instantly. Stops cold spreading. Sprinkle your handkerchief during the day your pillow ot night. a McKesson PRODUCT jwU J AT all owo STORES Unbreakable Spectacle Unbreakable spectacle lenses area recent Invention. Two pieces of glass with a piece of celluloid between them are cemented together under pressure, forming one solid piece. This glaxx sandwich Is slightly B It's Great!" thicker thnn ordinary glass, hut Itbe-Is Mother, Going to just as transparent, the celluloid came, and bis heart almost stood ing invisible. Unlireakulile glass has still as he looked up and saw the for some time been employed In the message t lint has thrilled the world windshields of motor vehicles and and In goggles, hut this Is for nearly 2.000 years stand out In bold relief. Above It the silver star believed to be its first use In specgleamed brightly; to Paul It seemed tacles. more alive than ever. Golf I Golf Through the days that followed mother and son thrilled as they noThe Movie Magnate I'm going to ticed the many people who lay golf today. Ills Secretary But you were to get stopped outside. Cats from all over the city drove by each night, and narried today, sir. the comments and praise Hint they The Movie Magnate Oh. all right heard was as nmslc to their ears. have her get to the links by 2 'clock sharp. Paul, do you think we could have got as much happiness out of this If we had lots of money and Cruet could have bought anything we Mr. Grump A woman who really wished?" Mrs. Italner Inquired oves a man will bake a pie for him son one evening. tow aud then. Mr. Grinn Yes, and if she really No, mother, I dont," Paul answered There 'oves him she will give the pie to very quietly. wouldnt have been half the fun In he Iceman and buy another at the It that there has been. I Just dont inkery. care now whether we win a prize or Diameter of Jupiter not. To see how much beauty we have been able to make out of so Jupiter has a diameter 11 times little has been reward enough. And lint of tlie earth, a volume 1,300 it has taught me a lesson I will imes, and a mass more than 300 never forget. Oh, mother!" his voice limes that of tills planet. grew excited, you are Just wonderful you are! Who hut you would have thought of such a thing? But Paul did win a prize to the surprise of his mother and himself he won the biggest prize the paper had offered $200. The simplicity of the design, the artistic skill that love and care had woven Into It, the contrast between It and other elaborate decorations entered, and the evident spirituality of the message all lent their Influence toward the final decision. Three times the judges drove by to see It, and each time they grew more Impressed. There seemed to be a strange radiance about this particular exhibit that they could not account for. They could not know that It came from all that had been put there by loving hands. But all were unanimous In deciding that It merited T. the first and best prize. It Is doubtful If any two ever PRESIDENY spent a more wonderful and JoyAdvertising Federation ous Christmas than Paul and his of America mother. They could scarcely credit the fact that their work had been Recently Said: counted the best In the whole city. And the prize meant much to two . Reduced advertising who had to scrimp and save for so will mean appropriations many years. To them $200 was a shall continue in reverse we would amount it buy very large gear, while advertising many needed things. to tell people about the But over and above this was the things which will enable thought that the thing they had fashioned from almost nothing but them to live fuller and hap faith and love had been considered pier lives will play llspzrt, worthy of a prize. as it always has, in keepAnd as they stood In front of the ing business moving modest little home after the Judges had left and looked up toward the great, glistening star that seemed to smile down at them, they were both filled with the deepest and most wonderful happiness that even Christmas can bring. Love and faith had once again found a way! Its star was shining brightly for the grateful pair! mm of-he- Gilbert Hodges Talk It Over with Your Own Home Publisher . 1921. Western Newspaper Union.) |