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| A WiPe's ConPessiori hr . ■Olclele G/arrisd, J ' to Talk With Katherine. ' I did some quick and strenuous thinking as I followed Katherine and the physicians from the sick girl s room. Ji The girl having recovered ron ■■lousness. but not memory, there (is no danger in leaving her alone. She was too weak and inert to get but of bed by herself, but she was also conscious enough so that she feould not fnll out, and one of Kath ( fne s chief anxieties was thus re lieved. •* feut my anxiety was only increased By the sudden necessity for decision Jtpon my part to disclose or with (old my knowledge of the identity if the amnesia-stricken girl whom iillian had rescued. That Dr. Mere «th s keen, highly trained mind had finessed that I possessed such a clue c was sure. Though his request for (iformation left room for a denial be. my pert, the searching, specula tive look accompanying his words feecluded such a possibility, g 1 knew', howeser, that I must not (■veal my knowledge until 1 had con Jktjied Tillian. She had communi «ted Tee Chow’s disclosure to me. (Lit her swoon, though slight and felef. effectually had prevented any Sirther revelation of her pllns. I •Id not wish to Interrupt the sleep • to which 1 was sure she had fallen • Hen I left her. Then T realized feat she must be awakened anyway, $r Katherine and 1 had decided that JJr, Pettit ought to see her. As soon M< the door had rlosed upon the paring eyed patient I turned to Dr. Bettit. Dr. Meredith's Magnetism. f*“T cannot tell you anything con «|rning this girl until 1 have con felted Mrs. Underwood." I said flrm $ “But Mis. Bickett and I wish jd>u to see her professionally, with Sr without her consent. AVe are ^fraid she i,s on the verge of another jeeakdown If radical measures are fed taken. If you don't mind, will • you please come down to her room with me now?" "Certainly," Dr. Pettit gave his funny, stiff, little bow as he uttered the words, and I caught Dr. Mere dlth's eyes at the same moment. They were bright with amusement, and I repressed an answering smile only just, in time. T must watch my step, I told myself with mingled mirth and annoyance. He wbr so magnetic a man, with such well nigh irresistible propensities for good natured mischief, that it was hard to resist answering his sallies in kind. Yet I knew how easy it would he to lay myself open to the suspicion of Indulging In a mild flirtation with the personable physician. I onred nothing for Dr. Pettit's opinion—in deed, would rather shock his prepos terous dignity than to respect it, but I did cate, immeasurably, what Kath erine might think. T also had a wholesome fear that Dr. Meredith's conceit—for it was easily discernible that he |>ossessed his share of that attribute of handsome men—might interrupt ordinary amused chatter on my part as an Indication of an awak ening interest in his personality. That he expected from me a com prehending response to his mirth, and was childishly chagrined at my non committal face and manner, I saw clearly. Idle# a spoiled school boy, his eyebrows knitted into a frown, distinct, though slight and evanesc ent, and as he turned quickly to Katherine I was sure that the iips beneath his short, clipped moustache field traces of an absurd boyish pout. "Your presence is not needed just now on this little—excursion, is it?” I heard him say coaxingly. "Please stay here and talk to me. I have a million things to ask you.” “I'm afraid I—” Katherine began, but from over my shoulder I sent a crisp disclaimer. "if I need you T'll rail you," T said and added hanterlngly. "Killian is my patient, remember. Your place is he aide your own." “You hear!'' I heard Dr. Meredith aav softly. “The oracle speaks. Now—" *‘I Think She's Asleep.” The rest was lost, as T knocked softly upon Killian's door. There was no answer, and I turned to the physi cian apologetically. “If you’ll just wait here,” I said. “I think she's asleep. If she is, I shan't rouse her. I want you to see her if possible before she knows you are here. She ie distinctly opposed t i seeing you nr any physician. She snys she doesn't need one." "I dislike to intrude upon her if—" he began, but I cut him short with something akin to his own rudeness “I will take all responsibility," I said crisply. “You know how per fectly Irresponsible Mrs. 1'nderwnnd Is concerning her own health, al though she holds those under her authority to rigid standards. I cer tainly do not wish to have another nervous or physical breakdown of her s upon my conscience because I did not compel her to consult medi cal authority.” “Of course, in that case, T have no alternative, but to accede to your request." Dr. Pettit replied, stepping back from the door as I opened It end entered Killian's room, wonder ing anxiously in what condition I should find her. Mrs. Preston Entertains Smith College Club. Mr*. Walter Preston, newly elected president of the Smith Toiler* club, will entertain the member* at lunch eon Thursday at the Font*nelle ho tel at 12:30. COLOR CUT-OUTS Three Spinners v. The Magic Spinner*. i* is on<* oay'« 'h«pt»»r of the *tor> A Th° Three Mpinn*r*.'' l£ you cm iV and color thes»- dolls *vsry day you'll mvi> ■ hole act of dolls to act out qna' fairy ts> with. ^Immediately the spinner tvilh the t^layfnnt. sat down at the wheel. The i*tS» with the largo Up moistened the thread and the one with the huge, tffoad thumb pressed and «wlsted it. 'jphey worked an fast that the thread Qnwed on like a swift stream. 'When the queen name the next day slip was delighted to find the flax in t$e whole room spun. "Tomorrow fjjui shall start on the next room,” Ae said. qThe following day the poor girl {but taken into the second room. It Wis larger th:n the first and was r«so completely filleil w ith flax, ffeanely had the queen left her alone tj! begin work than the three old wf >mpn again appeared. ,‘p'olnr the second spinner’* dress ri hood lavender. Tomorrow we fdiail see the third spinner.) (Copyright 1925). "T i i Prom the lands of sun shine and jungles of the Tropics come Forbes Quality Spices to give tempting zest and inviting flavor to American cook ing. Only the finest are good enough to be packed under the time-honored $ name—“Forbes”. r* 'At Your Grocer’sI : drives Quality Spices CWheneveryou seea Circle think of \ T2!—46mm*4& Inner-Circle I W Candles—always fresh W#W « and delicious. Get the box JTj^riV 1 of your choice—Hard and 4 f y 1 Chewing Chocolates. Fer ry A I / e 1 mal Chocolates. Chocolate 1 Covered Cherries. Trinket A Tin (milk chocolates with T-' * ^ * special cream centers) or U&wfV* • 1 Selector (favorites from f / m 1 eight famous Inner-Circle W1M 1 packages). yvlPy I John G. Woodward £ Co. • aWCiV 1 "TtoC*n4r Me'* \ OvmmII Blvti. lew yjffijhxiii I|| . Inner-Circle xj* Candle* - i ' I -■ —— I Everyday Frock Has New Note v-A Of greatest importance in the ward robe is the cool and very practical dress for daytime and house wear. Whether a woman doos her own housework or not she must without doubt devote some part of every day to housekeeping, marketing, garden ing, etc., and for these domestic morn ings one needs any number of simple washable dresses, that one may b* I always fresh, dainty and above all things, arnart. If one wishes they may be tit crept* de rhine, handkerchief linen or tub silk, but these have hardly an advantage, now that the cotton prints anti stripes have become so beautiful, and even gingham has been glorified by this season s variety of paitern and charm of color. The model 1 show here in linen emphasises ihe new one-piece effect, which looks two-piece. In which one finds sucli ease, while keeping all the style and grace of one's more Expensive frocks. The pattern for this model is simple and easily followed. It comes in 14 ami 1li year sizes, and in .'!(!. 38, 4tl and 42 inch bust measure. It will be sent to you upon receipt of 20 cents. Refer to Pattern No. 1988. Address Lucille Lorraine. Special Fashion De signer. The Omaha Ree, Fifth Avenue and Thirty-seventh street, New York, N. Y. Mrs. McMullen Hostess to Social Settlement Board Members. Mrs. .T. T. McMullen will entertain the members of her Social Settlement hoard at luncheon at her home Wed nesday. They include: Me«dstriM~-* Madame*—■ Oor"P V* Holdreicp. T-! NV. \ftsh, llarola Gifford, I- M- Lord. A. p* Jonas. t'lyds Rofflfr, t'haries K Johannes,N* P- Slype, f IT. Dumont, iLoir* I! Burkland. P K. Hanna, Henrf Mon*ky. Kdprar Soot i. Wayland M*ge«. f ft Porter. \f n. Huaale, C AV Astetl. S> dney Smith. Mark Levins*. AN*. B. Standeven. Howard Ruxhion. Story Tellers" League Elects. Mrs. John R. Golden was elected president of the Omaha Story Tellers' league at a meeting held Wednesday afternoon at the home of Miss Kloise Hlllis. Miss llillls was elected vice president, Mrs. P. M. Pritchard, see letary, and Mrs. W. O. Torey, treas urer. The league will close the sea son with a banquet to he held the first Wednesday in May at the home of Mrs. Richard Metcalfe. Ovecrseas Service League. The April meeting of the Women’s Overseas Service league will be held at the Klks club Tuesday, April 7, with dinner at t!:30. Montague Tancock and Robert Burns, members of the American League convention person nel committee, will be guests of the league and will discuss with members plans for assistance at convention next, fall. Reservation may he phoned to Lucile Scott. .TA rkson IfiOl. .B_ Plump, meaty green olives give flavor to GRAVIES Next time you make a rich, thick gravy try thia — add tome dice* of plump green olive* to it. Notice the wonder ful difference. The tangy green olive flavor r*i*e* an ordinary |ravv to one of which « French chef might well feel proud. Write for our free folder of unuiual groan olive recipe*. ASSOCIATION AMERICAN IMPORTERS P. • t •/ f>p«*i»k Grm Olive* . \pQHlSn 200 Fihfc At**** D*pl. 28 N*w York City GREEN OLIVES *‘AU fflfgfl q!ip#* mmd ilmfti mlimit mrt ty«fii Crum Oliw0$" Lonesome Peggy: There must be something wrong if you possess sll the good qualities you *av and yet have no friends among either boy* or girls. I rannot tell you what the trouble is without knowing more about you. The best remedy If you are lonesome, however, is to try to find some one who Is more lonesome. "To have a friend you must he one," is (rue. Try It. Remember this. No one Is so handicapped that he can’t make fine, good, true friends. Just assume that people do like you, and perhaps you will find that most of the unfriendliness has been in your own imagination. • Unhappy Bess: You are old enough to have suitors without your parents' approval. Go about it tactfully, and do not meet your friends without your mother knowing it, and I am sure that In time they will realize i hat their opposition is unjust. Cherry Lips: No stamped, self-ad dressed envelope enclosed, so I rannot give you a personal reply. At 16, 1 don't think you should worry about the attentions of either of the young men. Two Undecided Pals: No rule for kissing can be laid down. Women should know Intuitively when they are doing wrong in allowing themselves to he kissed. Mr*. C. J. 8.: Ask for help from your bank In planning a budget. Omaha Girl Honored. Miss Frances McChesney of Omaha is the newly-elected president of the Dramatic club at the University of Nebraska. She is a member of Tri Delta. The Vi allies 1 iitertain for Della Lamina. Mr. slid Mrs. Ourdnn AV. AV■ 111 rs of Hollywood govs s tea «t tlnur home on March 23 when 400 guests were entertained in honor of a new chapter of Delta (lamina sorority, In stalled at the southern branch of the University of California on March 21 Miss Margaret Wattles Is a member of the sorority. Maple Leaf Parly. Maple I.eaf chapter O. E. 8. will give a card party Tuesday, April <, at the Brandels grill room. High five, whist and bridge will be played and prises given. Dancing after 0 p. m Refreshments. County executive meeting of the AA C. T. U. will he held April 7 at 10 a. in. at the Y. M. C. A. Orchard-Wilhelm SIXTEENTH AND HOWARD STREETS We Cannot Urge Our Customers Too Strongly to Attend Early the Special Purchase Sale of M. E. Smith and Co.’s RUGS LINOLEUMS and DRAPERIES Savings are greater than in the ordinary sale because this is a WHOLESALE STOCK bought at a very low figure. Xcursions via SantaFe to California Colorado,^ off errand Arizona rockier and to your . National Parks ^ A Onr pltiw* ItMiniNTtari tor tki ••king A Monro A font, Manta K* , |0l K'lUltaM* Hlda l»oa Mnlnu Iu«ra M a * W • * I Hirtli \nnoiinccnnMit§. A son was born Sundnv to Mr. ami Mrs. Fred Oort I at Methodist hospital. Mr. and Mrs. M. K. Mann announce the birth of a daughter. Dorothy Mae, Apr)I fc at Omaha Maternity hospital Mr. and Mrs. Charles Russell Smith announce lhe birlh of a daughter, Marllvnn Estelle, Sunday morning at the Paxton memorial. Kaster in \tlantic City. Mrs .lark Summers will leave this week for Atlantic City, where she will spend Easter. Mrs. Summers, for a number of years has gone east in April for the Easter parade on the boardwalk. _ Tuesday Tlwatrr Party. ;; Miss Antoinette Bosl wilt entertain* at luncheon Tuesday followed by aT» iirpheunt matinee party for Mrf** l>«lorcs Bosse of Lincoln, guest -*r* Miss Lucille Paths. „ SPRING TIME IS Coat Time The ity le* were never so lovely. • Thorne prices never >o attractive. as 00 and .17.50 CoaJa arc 28.00 * 19.75 and 45.00 Style* ore 29 75 . 49,50 and 65.00 Values are , 39 75 * F. W. Thorne Co. ; 1812 Farnam St. n FREE I || to Mothers Send coupon for 10-Day Tube \ * Mother! Watch .out for film on child’s teeth That’s a danger signal. If the dentifrice you are using doesn’t successfully remove it, do this ; 2 — the new tooth care children’s dentists advise. EORKMOST dental author ities now advise a new way in raring for a child's teeth. A way different in formula, action and effect from any other method. As a nation-wide hygienic movement, a 10-day test is of fered mothers free You are urged to make it To see what modern science is doing for the better protection of chil dren's teeth and gums. Simply use the doupon. What film indicate* Why it moat be fought aeeeral timea daily Look at your child’s teeth. If cloudy, dull, discolored, there's a film And that film is often a danger sign. The child can feel it by running his tongue across his teeth. Ordinary tooth pastes won’t combat it successfully, Try the one you now use. See if the film does not still remam. • • • Film is a viscous coat that clings to teeth, ge's into crevices and stays. It makes pearly teeth ugly, discolored—dingy. Many a naturally pretty child is banct- J capped in this way. \ J Film also holds food substance \ 2 which ferments and forms acid. J J It holds the acid in contact with j JJ the teeth to cause decay. Gertna • a by millions breed in it. They, , « with tartar, are the chief cause . ~ of pvorrhea and gum troubles, i • l * New way removes it , « And Firms the Gama Vow modern science has found a ! 2 safe way to combat film. Super- J * gritty substances are judged dan- j * gcrous to the teeth. Soap and » • chalk methods are inadequate. ' 2 • # This new method, embodied m • • the tooth paste called, Jr’epsodetTt, « provides the scientifically prosod J 2 combatant that is being adopted J J by the people of some 50 na- « • tion*. Its action i« to curdle the • • film, then harmlessly to remove it • > • «* Test Tube Free Don’t sou think it worth while, in justice to your children, and in fairness to yourself, to try it for ten daw* The test will cost you nothing Use the coupon for a 10-day tube, free. • m • • • « : FREE ^?;^ PeHsScleRi j! i ! THE PFPSODENT COMP.-WV _ ... lJ * ! See. 273, 1104 S. Wabash Avc The SetvDay Quality Denufnee >• * Chicago, III., U. S. A. Endontdh W ortf s Dcnul Avthonr, [. . I S*od to j» 5 ! 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