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Show HCwJ SEW Strange Facts All One-Side400 Treet Apiece Bordering the I I V. S. C. in a person is shown not only in the use of the hand, but also in the use of the eye and the foot. In other words, individual will normally use his left eye to look into microscope and his left foot to kick an object out of the way. lr ss loft-hand- wMTING ilentljr, this white surrounded by colorful JyZtn add a note of charm to as a useful hooked colors may be used and white, if you bathroom Natural I h bln-- cents,. is a hot W about 17 Jto lor the rug tor hooking Directions Ji litructions tor making rug JJjb are included. Send order ! K buu CVj, Ml. U emit tar each patten Fatten lad. By VERA BROWN Ledges CHAPTER XXI -l- i- Continued beating madly. It was not fair of Rene! Know why The party broke I adorn you? Youre the most ho up early. It was Mt and sincere person I've ever omehow impossible to continue a fay evening in the presence of that knows. Theft's not an ounce of euilt In you, Lynn." fW tha pale gold frame. Wild Lynn were among the first Sttle gasp: Oh. to go. Wild, I love you sol Will you always May I drop in and call on remember that, no matter what ome day soon? Wild asked. you I nt to talk to you about that other He took her into his arms then of picture Lynn." PnwWng: Til always remember Rene nodded: Anytime." that, my sweet! Thats all I want Lynn's eyes were pleading, Rene'i to know." as she laid But ho camo back again to that commanding, to him. difficult subject: T111 next week, on an afternoon "What about Rene?1 befora Wild was to meet Lynn, he I?nn, desperate, turned in his swnt to Renes studio. Reno was arma. working, but he stopped when Wild "Has going to Rome to study. came. Wild. Marty says hes going to win Wheres the picture?" tho Foundation Prise. Give me Just Gone. Went off yesterday. We'll a little time, darling. Just a little soon know the worst time lM Wild stared at 1 wont rush you. Lynn." He held had bung tha the wall where it previous Saturday her close. "Weve our whola lives night But when I see this together. I can still see Rene. damned apartment it drives me era-s- unpleasant picture!It But a Its an great Wo should bo off for all the one. marvelous places of the world, Youre wrong about it being unLynn. Not waiting our time hero." pleasant Youre reading thing, He took her hand and kissed each into it" . finger-tip- . "We can visit Rene in Wild thought a little. "Did you Home theres nothing wo can't ever see Lynn like that? do!" Tve seen her unhappy and trouLynn was desperate. Rene must bled, if that's what you mean. I've find some way to straighten this thing out! She could not say baldly: Tm Reno's wife!" The words would stick in ha throat She thought at showing him the marriage license, but only thought Later, he said: Tm going to give you your ring for Christmas, Lynn, an emerald. I know Just what it should be, he laid looking at her "You look so solemn. -- aunt mabtha via.f trailer girl S" " ban-pens- good-nig- Sis Recollections ,26 tkUtlMyott declared your terriMa xtghi." Meet y. ViHer, that fish was terrible. Ify did you recommend it?" be frank, sir, if you hadnt tda it, it would have been served to the staff. h f Leacae of Notions Ait atm thorn everyone ft Ha it . 'tgtrLi. borrowed from a fobt comtdy hah jlm (um from m rietutete am mnM edified from a Russia m if a Germm burlrtqui booed on atilm rtriuon of a Greek tragedy." Here and There I'll have you behave Johnny, crsell when youre at home, bit would your teacher say if pt acted like that at school?" Behave yourself youre not at home Su'd eay imember Be." CLASS IF, IE 0 PERSONALS ETEaf WOMAN'S niEND Hygienic Powder. Sampte bf ,ecta- - XlIRRAT MED. CO., Mlrinao A..,, UOLLVWOOD, CALIF. ymi'l tete Good Only Important ppiness is the gift of seeing Si food things of life in such Vi relief that the rest is unim- - b NERVES? TlroaoaOyT &yawtartCntap? Is (aailtluKtioasl disorder? MRRT Lydh S. PUUu'a YueteNi tewoua for arar M la waak. madam. jeon aarasua S1 '1 TUI We Jys JV Meet of meeting of absence; ! Rowe. pay the else who could ringlets hands which teemed made for fine Jewel. "We're going to be o happy, Lynn! CHAPTER XXII Hotel SQUARE Iff Tlnfl as ! i. the Guggenheim Foundation Prize. nor had Lynn had not yet seen Wild. It was Marty who called this to the attention of Rene. They ought to see it before it's entered. It will be reproduced in the papers whether you win or not Rene nodded. Have some people in Saturday night make it casual and ask the kids, Marty suggested. "Might Just as well get it over. I don't want anybody to see it I painted it tor myself! Rene was sullen about it all. If you're going to enter it you might Just as well begin to get used to the idea. Marty was practicaL If you don't want to make a fuss, Just don't say why you're inviting people. We'U hang the picture and they can take it or leave it. Rene reluctantly agreed. He knew it ning. When they climbed tho atairs to the studio, they could hear the party had his arm tning, full blast Wildclimbed highabout the girl as they er and higher. One kiss, then in we go. Their entrance was greeted with shouts of welcome. The studio was far on brightly lighted, and overRene the came wall hung the picture. to meet them. We thought you'd got lost there in the door. Wild, standing way, taw the portrait first took her arm "Lynn Look! He and led her over to it and they food there before it in silence. frame, Hanging in its dull, goldroom, n it seemed to dominate tho bu thfr. was not a large canvas, lit was a depth .nd ioberness ter-which was arresting and a little superb!" Wild turned to to the painter, his face glowing, the excitement of that first glimpse the girl he hardly seemed to realize was Lynn. in the picture fascinated, yet Lynn waa silent It she really lika repelled her. Was that? Bene waa watching her, What do you call it, Rene? 'Rene, if. 3S 40 Bacons of -SAFETY height L. beacon light the on advertise-- T newspapers direct ewer, better and 10 of providing T'1!! hing. neVded or , ed. it ahines, this "con of newspaper wwiimg-onditw- illbe I0" ,dvnge farchaie. to yoo threw them down, went ova to tho couch and threw himself upon "Wen, this is the end, Lynn. End, Rene? Lynn turned toward him mystified. It is the beginning, tha beginning of really great things for you!" "Great pictures, maybe. I dont know. He sat up and faced Lynn. "You are glad Tm going I know you are I "Rene, I'm glad for you, delighted. happy . . . everything! it means your whole career. TH miss you, Lynn. 'Til mils you, Reno." "No, you won't Youll feel free." He got up and went ova to his deik and began hunting through one of foe drawers. He took out a pile of crumpled bills. Here it is. Ive got it together. You can go to Reno and get o divorce when I'm gone. I promised you Id help you." Lynn stood looking it the bills on tho table. Tears were running down ha cheeks now. no use, Rene. I cant do that Itfa too late." 'Too late for o lot of things! Reno cursed himself for foe fool ho was. If he'd only realized before how much he loved ha. He could have tried to win ha. She depended on him, turned to him. Lynn picked up the money and went ova and put it back into Renes desk. Youve been a real friend, Rene." Without you. Lynn, I couldn't have waked as I have. I don't know what I can do when I go on alone. I know! You win be a great artist, Rene!" To Lynn, Rene waa a beloved n brother, a friend with a it Its . November came down with a rush of bitter weather on Americas greatest city. Wild wanted to send his chauffeur fa Lynn each day at noon to Rene's studio, but she would not permit it Consequently, he came himself whenever he could get away from the few hours he spent now at his fathers office. For Wild was reformed. He was showing interest in his father's great business and that delighted Austin, Sr., while it terrified his mother. She realized what it meant The second week of the month Rene had to enter his picture fa Marty was right Thst is how it happened Lynn and Wild were bound for Rene's apartment the following Saturday eve- ItMPLE The quantity of wood that the average person utilizes during the course of his life in house construction, furniture, musical instruments, motorcars, sporting goods, pencils, magazines, newsarWNU Sendee papers, books and other paper ticles is equivalent to that of about 400 large trees. though he were accustomed to such honors every day. 4L Although the land aiet of CanMy God, man, arent you glad? Yes, I suppose I am." He began ada is nearly 500,000 square miles painting again at Lynn'i diaphanous larger than that of the United States, almost 80 pa cent of its green frock. Rena finally sent Marty on. for he population live within 200 miles of said ho wanted to finish that March the American border. Colliers. eova that day. But when Marty had gone Rena seemed to have no heart for hi paint brushes. Ho C. was asking. talent Nothing can stop you now. Noth- ing!" !' not leave Wild continued. He could haw you "I suppose the painting. tor suffering, he;-(datepotentialities "You're wise man to see d. WUd'shook his hesd and walked with over to get refreshmente waa frankly Ho and Marty. As tor Lynn, her heart wai i In puz-lie- What about you when I am gone? Lynn choked back ha abbs. 'Til be all right I know what you are thinking, Rene. I'll tell him. Right tell him. I can't after Christmas, spoil things for him, now." Rene watched ha face carefully: You're sure you love him?" TU always love him, Rene, no matter what happens. Then the newspaper men came. Wild heard the news, read it in foe morning papa at breakfast and came to see Rene as soon ai possible. WiU Misi Morrow go to Rome with you. Mr. Bouchia? asked one at foe reporters. No, I lost my model." "She's staying with me, boys,1 Wild interrupted with a laugh. Ten them, Lynn, now's as good a time as any. No, please! Lynn turned frantically to Rene, beseeching him. But it was too late. That added a nice touch to the romantic story at Rene Bouchier's rise. So, across the pages at foe afternoon newspapers were spread pictures ot Lynn and Wild, and Rene's triumph was secondary to the announcement of the engagement of the city most eligible bachelor, the inveterate woman hater. Christmas Eva waa a happy time Lynn. Rene, Lynn and Wild all had supper at the studio and Lynn cooked it herself. Later, when she came into ha room and snapped on the light, she gave a gasp of astonishment A little tree stood on the table. Arouhd it were many packages, all shapes and sizes. She rushed to foe lovely little tree and touched Its silvered leaves tenderly. How like Wild! Then she began to open packages. There were bottles of perfume. Jeweled compact, boxes at hose and handkerchief. There was a big, quart purple box of orchids, a box of candy. It was overwhelming. Wild came in foe morning, Just as she was making a pot of coffee. When be came in the door, bringing in foe breath of the fresh Winter day, he swept ha into his arma. Jtoa don't "Merry Christmas! look very festive, sweet! Didnt Ho held ha you get any sleep?" dose, looking down into ha face. Like tha tree? Then still teddhis ing ha. hi pulled her down into arms. Then he slipped onto ha (lender finger foe gageous emerald. Em wilds suit you, Lynn. Youra like them, cool and blazing and had a wonderful time selecting everything from pottery to peeling knife handles in tones of green, orange and red. One gift that was appreciated most of all was the apron, curtain and tea towel set sketched here. This set was made from muslin flour and sugar bags. Muslin by the yard would do just as well, and I have shown in the sketch-hothe gingham facings and bias tape trimming were applied to add the correct touch of color. If you have never cut an apron without a special pattern, you will find diTWITCH EN showers are ton tor rections in Book 4 along with everyone and, while they are ideas for more aprons and other always supposed to be a surprise, fascinating things to make fa althe prospective bride will be wise most nothing. , to give out a broad hint as to ha color scheme. The dearest wish NOTE: As a service to our read-- ' of one bride-to-b- e was a kitchen in era Mrs. Spears has prepared gay Mexican colors. Her friends series of homemaking booklets. Booklet 5 just published contains 33 pages at clever ideas tolly U- -. and description of the lustrated; A Quit With Antwert other numbers in the sales. Booklets are 10 cents each to cover Ottering Information cost and mailing. Send order to: j ? The Questions 1. In what famous song does the phrase grapes of wrath appear? 2. Who waa known as the "Little Napoleon of Baseball? 3. What plant produces two common spices? 4. Do cat eyes shine? 5. In the Bible what musical instruments caused the destruction of the walls of Jericho? 8. Does a woman's heart beat faster than that of a man? 7. The Roman hunt was blessed by what ancient goddess? 8. "Far from the madding crowd's ignoble strife is a line from Grays poem concerned with what? 9. How fast can a tuna fish swim? i on Various Subjectt MBS. BUTH WTKTH SFBAXS Drum The Antuiert Bedford Bills u Ml Twk U 1. In the "Battle Hymn of the Republic. 2. John McGraw. 3. The nutmeg tree is the only plant whose seed produces two common spices, nutmeg and mace, the latter being the dried arillode, or fibrous covering, of the nutmeg kernel. 4. The eye of a cat acts as a mirror which throws off light, but it does not generate it. 5. Trumpets. J oshua 6:20. 8. Under normal and comparable conditions, a womans heart beats from 5 to 7 per cent faster Name .. Address Good Counsel To awaken each morning with a smile brightening my face; to greet the day with reverence fa, the opportunities it contains; to approach my work with a clew mind; to hold ever before me, even1 In the doing of little things, the Ultimate Purpose toward which L am waking; to meet men and women with laughter on my lips than that of a man. 7. Diana. and love in my heart; to be gentle, 8. A country churchyard (elegy kind, and courteous; to approach) written in a country churchyard). night with weariness that woos 9. Tests have revealed that a sleep and joy that comes from tuna fish can swim at the speed of work well done this way I desire to waste wisely my days. 44 miles pa hour. j - EOS A'NNIMERSAWj o QSDGEtSP 0 333923? o God-give- dmffwcmssem m ova to get refresh-me- n la with Lynn and Marty. known her better than you have, through a lot of trouble." "She's always seemed so young to me." "She is, but weve seen some bad I remember ha times together. face through a haze when I was so sick last Spring. I suppose a lot of that went into the painting. There wasn't always enough to eat" Wild put that idea from him as unbearable. He relented Rene knowing Lynn as he did not Later he spoke of that other portrait. 1 want to buy it Thats the moon-swemay I like to think of ha, It's good canvas. I want it to show our grandchildren. I like Wild walked pt it" Rene laughed shortly: Then, it your wedding present Wild. The idea seemed to amuse him. "I wont let you do that You can't help yourself. I'd like to think you owned it I have a fondness for it myself. If I'm going away, Lord know when I'll be back. Take it; it'a yours. Lata when Wild told Lynn about their first wedding gift she was furious. Ha anger amazed Wild. We can do things for Rene, and It we will, he said placatlngly. would have hurt him if I hadn't taken it Lynn. But her fury left her spent and terrified. How could Rene! He had done it deliberately. And Lynn, with a heaving sigh, knew that later Wild would hate that picture. Christmas waa only two weeks away now. Wild had made great to put up a pi.n and Lynn planned tall Chriatmas tree in Rene'i studio. Christmas Eve They were to have a in party tor a few of the artist Rene's building, and Wild had promised to come tor a little while. fl.n. hated the fuss of Christmas,be fWinH it all ahallow and boring, aid. But it waa Reno who helped tor a Lynn out with a suggestion not Christmas gift tor Wild. Why of sketches of some my gather up of them you and have a portfolio fixed for Wild? Won't you take them with you. the beat ones, I mean, when you will be g-- Manhattan Idyl. Why that?" of endBecause idyll have a way town. this in ing here back to tho Wild, startled. turned over really like Dicture. "Are you note ot that Lynn?" There waa a you ro "Rene, voice. his in laughter hardly fair." Rene shook his head. "Of course, shea ASK ME ANOTHER Ruth Wyeth Spears Rene's voice was sharp, and he picked up hl touahea and went to work again. When ho left No. fa clean!" "I cant taka it, Wildl" "Nonsense! It's your engagement ova ring! It's the first thing I've CHAPTER XXIII close held He ha you!" given kissed foe tip of ha ear. Three days before Christmas an hie arms, to do everything in the 1 want announcement of the Guggenheim tor you, Lynn! You were world was It Marty made. waa Award stu- mads to have beautiful folngil" He who came pounding into Rene's befora aha could Reno as lri.d ha again dio breathless one morning more. and Lynn were at work on a Spring protest any We're going to bo so happy! cover picture. the coffee pot boiled ova Then Itl did You Marty wool You've bad to rescue it from tho and Lynn klued Lynn Dumped Rene'i hand, electric Uttlo plate. and danced ha about tho place. (TO BE CONTINUED) Reno went bock to hla easel he wanted to take nothing which would remind him of Lynn. NOVff! The Famous HIGH SPEED TIRE At These LOW Prices What a buyl Million of new cars were originally equipped with this greet Firestone High Speed Tire now built to deliver still mileage. longer non-ski- d AND YOUR Patented construction . agalnat protection At these low SIZI 6.00-1- 6 provides maximum blowouts. prices, it is the outstanding value of 1940. Let us equip your car with a complete set today. 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