THE EMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE, NORTH PLATTE, NEBRASKA.
THE REAL ADVENTURE
By HENRY KITCHELL WEBSTER
Copyright 1916, Bobbs-Merrill Co.
rlod association of lilra with It That
nil thoughts nnd memories of him
muBt necessarily bo painful, she hnd
taken for granted.
But with this sudden lighting: up of
hope, she flung the closed door wide
and called her husband bnck Into hci
thoughts. This hard thing that she
CRISIS OF
WOMAN
S LIFE
was going to do this thing that meant Change Safely Passed by
Taking Lydia E. Pinkham'
Vegetable Compound.
sleepless nights, nnd feverishly active
days was nn expression simply or
her love for him a sacrificial offering
to be laid before Hhe shrine of him
In her heart.
Yet. the fact tliat Hose's heart was Wncroner. Okla. "I never eot Uwd
racing and her nerves wore tingling of praising Lydla E. Pinkham's Vego-
ROSE STANTON ALDRICH MAKES AN OPPORTUNITY FOR
HERSELF DURING REHEARSALS OF THE MUSICAL
COMEDY IN WHICH SHE IS TO BE A CHORUS
GIRL AND FINDS HAPPINESS
Synopsis. Hose Stanton, of modcrnto clrcumitnnccs, marries
wealthy Rodney Aldrlch, on short ncqunlntnate, nnd for more than a
year lives In Idleness and luxury In Chicago. Tho Ufa palls on her, sho
longs to do something' useful, but decides that motherhood will bo a
big enough job. Sho has twins, however, and they uro put Into tho
caro of a professional nurse. Itosc aguln becomes Intensely dissatis
fied with idleness, so over the violent protest of her doting husband sho
disappears into tho business world to make good on her own Initiative,
gets a job In tho chorus of a musical corned In rehearsal and Uvea
under an assumed namo In n cheap rooming house. Sho Is well liked
by tho show producer becauso of hor Intelligent efforts and he commis
sions her to help costume tho chorus. Her fashlonublo friends think sho
has gone to California on a long visit
prise over his having made a request
Instead of giving nn order.
"Do you think you'll bo nblo to con
vince Mrs. Goldsmith," sho naked,
as they walked down tho east side of
tho nvcnuo together, "that her gowns
don't look well on tho stage?"
"Probably not," ho Bald. "No, sho
won't bo convinced, nnd If I know
CHAPTER XVil. Continued.
12
Rose, arriving promptly nt tho hour
agreed upon, had a wait of fifteen
minutes beforo any of her sisters of
tho sextette or Mrs. Goldsmith ar
rived. "I don't want anything Just
now," sho told tho saleswoman. But
sho hadn't, In these few weeks of Clark
street, lost her air of ono who will
buy If sho sees anything worth buy
ing. In fact, the saleswoman thought,
correctly, that sho know her, nnd
showed hor tho fow really smart things
they had In tho store n Polret evening
gown, a couplo of afternoon frocks
from Jennie. There wasn't much, sho
adralttod, It being just between sea
sons. Tho rest of tho sextctto arrived in a
pair and a trio. Ono of them squealed
"Hello, Dane I" Tho saleswoman was
shocked on seeing Roso nod an ac-
. L l m j.t i i
jcnowieugmcnt oi una greeting, aim
just about thnt tlnio they heard Mrs.
Goldsmith explaining who sho was and
Uio nnturo of her errand to tho manager.
Tho sort of gowns sho presently be
gan exclaiming over with delight, nnd
ordering put into tho henp of possi
bilities, wcro horrlblo enough to havo
drawn a protest from tho wax figures
in tho windows. Tho moro completely
tho fundamental lines of n frock wero
disguised with sartorial scroll-saw
work, tho moro successful this lady
felt it to be. An ornament, to Mrs.
Goldsmith, did not llvo up to its pos
nihilities, unless it in turn wcro dec
orated with ornaments of its own;
llko tho fleas on tho fleas of tho dog.
Roso spent a mlscrablo half-hour
worrying over theso selections of tho
wifo of tho principal owner of tho
show, feeling sho ought to put up
soino sort of fight and hardly doterrcd
by tho patent futility of such a course.
All tho while sho kept ono cyo on
tho door and prayed far tho arrival of
John Galbralth.
Ho enmo in just as Mrs. Goldsmith
finished hor task Just when, by a
process of studious elimination, every
pnssablo thing In tho store had been
discarded and tho twclvo most utterly
hopoloss ones two for ench girl laid
aside for purchase. Tho girls were
dispatched to put on tho evening frocks
first, and wcro then paraded boforo
tho director,
Ho was a diplomat and ho was quick
on Ills feet. Rose, watching his fnco
very closely, thought that for just a
split second sho caught a gloam of in
effablo horror. But it was gono so
quickly sho could nlmost havo behoved
that oho had been mlstukcn. Ho didn't
say much about tho costumes, but ha
Mid it so promptly and adequately
that Mrs. Goldsmith beamed with pride.
Sho sent tho girls nwny to put on tho
other set tho afternoon frocks; nnd
onco more tho director's approbation,
though laconic, was ono hundred per
cent puro.
"That's oil," ho Bald in sudden dls
missal of the sextette. "Rehearsal at
eight-thirty."
Five of them scurried Ilka children
let out of school nroutul behind tho set
of screens that made an extcmpornuo-
ous dressing room, nud began chnng
lug in a mad scramble, hoping to get
away and to get their dinners eaten
soon criouch to cnnblo them to sco'tho
whole bill nt n movlo show beforo tho
evening's rehearsal.
But Itoso rc:nnlnc,d hanging ubout,
& couplo of , paces away from whero
Galbralth was talking to Mrs. Gold
tmlth. Tho only question thnt re
mained, ho was tolling her, was wheth
er her selections wero not toowell,
too refined, genteel, ono might say, for
tho stage.
He wasn't looking nt her as ho
talked, and presently, ns his gazo wan
dercd about the store, it encountered
Rose's face. Sho hadn't prcpnrcdvlt
for tho encounter, nnu It woro, hardly
veiled, n looTc of humorous upprecln
tlon. His sentenco broko, then com
jMetod itself, Sho turned nwny, but
the next moment ho called out to her
"Wero you waiting to seo mo, Dnuo?"
"I'd llko to spent to you a minute,"
mm said, "when you. havp tlmo,"
"All right. Go and change your
tfetbes first," be uald.
with n newly' welcomed senso of her
lover's spiritual presence, did not pre-
lt's tho costumer's loss nnd wo can vent her flying along wcBt on Ran-
buy those that. Mrs. Goldsmith picked dolph street and south again on tho
out, or others that will do as well, at west side of State, with a very elear
Lcsslnc's. I think that savins: will bo ly visualized purpose. Hnlf an hour
decisive with them." 1 later she hailed a passing cab and de-
"But do, you know a costumer?" posited in it ono drcssmnklng form, a
Itoso asked. huge bundle of pnper cambric In
"You're tho costumer," said Gal- black, white and washed-out blue, nnd
bralth. "You design tho costumes, bdy her own weary but Btlll excited and
Goldsmith, he'll soy his wife's tasto Is tho fabrics, superintend tho making of exultant self.
tnblo Compound
because during
Change of Lifo 1
was in bed two
years and had two
operations, but all
tho doctors and op
erations did mo no
good, and I would
havo been in mv
grave today had ft
not been for Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vee-
etablo Compound
good enough for him. So If Wo want a
change, we've a fight on our hands."
Tho way ho hod unconsciously
phrased that sentence startled htm a
little.
"Tho question is," ho went on,
them. As for tho womnn you speak
of, we'll get the wardrobe mistress
at tho Globe. I happen to know she's
competent, and sho's at a looso end
just now, because her show Is closing
when ours opens. You'll buy the fab-
It was after eight o'clock when oho which brought me out of it all right, so
reached her room. Rehearsal was at I am now well ana aoaii my nouseworn,
otrfit-thlrtv nnd sho had had nothlne besides working in my garden. Several
71 s lk th f my neighbora havo got well by tak
noon. But she stole the , L'dla. Pinkham'sVegetable Com
heless, to tear the wrap- ponaV'Mra. VIOLA FINICAL, Wagon.
"whether they're worth making a fight rlcs and you'll pay her. And what profit
about. Aro they as bad as I think you can make out of the deal, you're
they aro?" entitled to. I'll finance you myself. If
"Oh, yes," Bald Rose. "They're dow- they won't tako what we show them,
ilv nnd f nn rMi.pl nns nnd rlfllpiilntin Of whv. vnn'll hft nut vnnr tlmo and
" -v i " ' f I . . , , I lull Llua. wiisuimuuiii vuiiuuju uinjcubci
courso I don't know how mnny people trouble, nnd I'll be out tho prlco of hurried on to tne uttro luncn room weakness and dizziness should be heeded
III VUb OIU,G MVJ VH
i-t m sv -itVt ntnnn
lime uuvuiiui'iuoo, iu itrm uiv i t i nmirtri
nlnirs nfT hfr "form" nnd CflZO on itfl nvt
w I Uii WiVlUt
respectable nakedness for two or three Such warning symptoms as sensa of
minutes with n contemplative eye. BUtiocauon, notllashes,neaaacnes,DacK
m,nn if wna thn first aches, dread of imnendine evil, timidity.
tlmo she had left that room with re- sounds in the ears, Palpitation of tfio
luctnnco-she turned out the light and y?lx$ .W? "3
In tho audience would know that." materlnls and tho womnn's labor."
"And I don't enrc." snld John Gnl- "I don't think It would bo fair," sho
bralth, with a flash of Intensity that said, and sho found dlfllculty In speak-
She found tho other girls on tho
point of departure. But Edna offered
to wait for her.
"No, you run along," Rose said. "I've
somo errands, and I don't feel llko see
log a movie tonight, nnywny."
Edna looked a little odd about it,
but hurried along after tho others..
A saleswoman tho samo ono tho
manager had assigned to Rose, under
tho misconception which that smart
French ulster of hers had created
when sho enmo Into tho store now
camo around behind tho screen to
gather up tho frocks the girls had shed.
"Will you please bring me," snld
Roso, "tho Polret model you showed
mo beforo tho others enmo in? I'll
try It on."
The saleswoman's manner wns dif
ferent now, and sho grumbled some;
thing- about its being closing time.
"Then, if you'll bring it at onco . . ."
said Rose. And tho saleswoman went
on tho errand.
Fivo minutes Inter, Galbralth, from
staring gloomily nt tho mournful heap
of troublo Mrs. Goldsmith had left on
his hands, looked up to confront . n
vision that mado him gasp.
"I wanted you to seo if you liked
this," said Rose.
"If I llko It I" ho echoed. "Look
hero I If you know enough to pick
out things Uko thnt, why did you let
that woman wasto everybody's tlmo
with Junk llko this? Why didn't you
help her out?"
"I couldn't havo dono much," Roso
snld, "even if my offering to do nny-
thing hadn't mado her angry and I
think it would havo. You see, sho's
got lots of taste, only it's bad. Sho
wasn't bowildcred a bit. Sho knew
Just what sho wanted, nnd sho got it.
It's tho badness of theso things sho
likes. And I thought . . ." Sho
hesitated n llttlo over this ... "I
thought thnt it would bo easier to
throw them nil out and got a fresh
sturt."
Ho stnrcd at hor with a frown of
curiosity. "That's good sense," ho
snld. "But why should you bother to
think of it?"
Her color enmo up perceptibly ns sho
answered. "Why I want tho pjeco to
succeed, of courso . . ." Roso turned
rather suddenly to tho saleswoman. "I
wish you'd get that llttlo Empire frock
in malzo and cornflower," sho said.
Td llko Mr. Galbralth to seo that,
too," And tho saleswoman, now pla
cated, bustled away.
"This thing that I've got on," snld
ROso swiftly, "costs a hundred nnd
fifty dollnrs, but I know I can copy It
for twenty. I can't get tho materials
exactly, of courso, but I can coino
near enough."
"Will you try this ono on, miss?"
nsked tho saleswoman, coming on tho
sccno ngnln with tho frock sho had
been sent for.
"No," said Roso, "Just hold It up."
Galbralth admitted it was beautiful,
but wasn't overwhelmed at all as ho
had been by tho other.
"It s not qulto co much your stylo,
Is, it? Not drivo enough?"
"It Isn't for me," Bald Roso. "It's
for Edna Luon to wear in that 'All
Alono' number far tho sextette."
Galbralth stared at her a inomont.
Then, "Put on your Btreot things," ho
said brusquely, "I'll wait"
mado her look nround nt him. "That's
not a consideration I'll glvo any weight
to. When I put n production under my
namo, It's tho best I cah mako with
what I've got. When I hnvo to tako
n cynical view and try to get by with
bad work becauso most of tho people
out In front won't know tho difference,
I'll go out to my llttlo farm on Long
Island and rnlso gnrden truck."
There was another momentary sl
ing at all because of a sudden dispo
sition of her teeth to chntter "I don't
think it would be fair for me to tako
all tho profit and you tako all the
risk."
"Well, I can't take any profit, that's
clear enough," ho said; and she no
ticed now a tinge of amusement in his
voice. "You see I'm retained body
and soul to put this production over.
I can't mako money out of those fel-
that lay on tho way to the dance hall, bv middle-need women. Lydia E. Pink-
It was during that first rehearsal, ham's Vegetable Compound has carried
which she so nnrrowly missed being many women saieiy inrougn mo crisis.
late for, that she got tho general
lence. for tho clrl made no comment 1(ws on tho side. But you're not re
nt all on this statement of his credo, talned. You're employed as a member
But ho felt sure, somehow, that sho of tho chorus. And, so fnr, you're not
understood it. nnd presently ho went even Pnld for the work you're doing.
on sneaking. So lonB as you work to my satisfaction
"Would it bo possible, do you think, there on the stage, nothing moro can
schemes for both sets of costumes.
Sho begnn studying the girls for their
Individual "peculiarities of style. Each
ono of tho costumes she made was go
lng to bo for n particular girl.
At last when a shout from Gnl
bralth aroused her to tho fact that
she had missed an entrance cue alto
gether, in her entranced absorption in
these visions of hers, nnd had caused
that unpardonable thing, a stage wait,
sho resolutely clamped down the lid
upc- her imagination and, until thay
were dismissed, devoted herself to the
rehearsal
Gentle Hint,
lie Do you know, I think you nrc a
most singular girl.
She I assure you It Isn't from
choice.
MINNESOTA DRUGGIST
PRAISES DR. KILMER'S
SWAMP-ROOT
I believe vou have a Knlflndid. rrli.ititn
kidney, liver and bladder medininn in TV
Rnr rh nrpsqnrn kpnt mnnntln" Kilmfr'8 Swamp-Root, .and, my customers
jut ino pressure Kept mounun,. who j takcn it duri tllQ , thirtv.
to get better gowns thnt would also "u "T" , iUV , ,1 T' , n'Sner nna niGner. nnu ime iouuu iier. hx yoara have nothiriK but praiso for what
ho cbpnnor? That nrirumont would don 1 believe It's serious. I don't think self furiously impatient to get away, t accomplished for them. On account of
. . Z. T. ... , . ... vnn'll fnll rtnwn nn thn Inh. nnd I dnn't hnnt f w nwr. Trirrn-n trrnn.winn.i the splendid reputation which it cniovs in
uiuiB uumauiiui uiuuuu m u iiuiij. iib ; . ... . ... .,, 7. ... .... . 'tne trade i hn
ridiculous, of course, but that's tho
troublo with making a production for
nmntours. You spend moro time fight
lng them than you do producing tho
show,
tho squalid llttlo room down the
street, that had three bolts of cam
brlc in it and n dressmaker's manne
quin the raw materials for her magic I
Rose couldn't draw a bit. She
i'e no hesitancv in iwnm.
mending it for the troubles for which it is
intended.
Yours very truly,
J. G. SllSBIiTN. Druffcrist.
Sept. 21, 1916. Hastings, Mran.
believe Goldsmith and Block will
throw away a chance to save some
money."
And then he pressed her for an im
mediate decision. Tho Job would bo n
T don't believe," said Rose, "that K011 Ucnl ot a scumble at best, as the imdn't the fnlntest Impulse to make a
you could eet better rendy-mado cos- l,mu nua B"olu "nuteuui beginning ny putting n picture aown
tmnna n inf fhonnor tbn twn nr fhron Randolph street end of tho avenue, nnu on pnper nnd maklnpc a dress from it
wo mlcht bo able 'to find wouldn't help a Pollcctaan, like Moses cleaving the afterward. She couldn't hnve told Just. Prove What Swmp.Root Will Do For Yoa
Letter to
Dr. Kilmer Co.
DlnShamto'n.N.Y.
us much."
"And I suppose," ho snld dubiously,
"It's out of tho question getting them
any other wny than ready mado; that
is, and cheaper, too."
Tho only sign of excitement thero
was In tho girl's volco when sho an-
CHAPTER XVIII.
AxBuslne Proposition.
Buzzing around in tho back of John
Galbralth's mind wns nn unworded
protest ngalnst tho way Roso had just
killed her own beauty, with a thick
whlto voll, so nearly opaque that all it
let him seo of her faco was nn Inter
mittent' glcnm of her eyes. Tho bust
ness between them was over, and
all sho was waiting for was a word
or dismissal, to nod him a fare
well nnd go swinging nwny down tho
nvcnuo. Still ho didn't speak, and sho
moved a llttlo restlessly. At Inst:
"Do you mind crossing tho street?"
ho nskod abruptly. "Then wo can talk
as wo walk along." Sho' must hnvo
hesitated, becauso ho added, "It's too
com to Btnnd here,"
"Of course," sho snld then. All thnt
had tasdo hor heti.tato was hor sur-
S
Red sea. had opened a way through whv sho hnd boucht those three shades L .Send ten cents to Dr. Kilmer & Cd.
tho tide of motors for a throng of pe- 0f nnner cambric. P:nSliamtT0.n' Y- .for a sample sizo
1oafplnna u,"le; 11 win convince anyone. xou
Ucsiriliuo. I Whof aha in1 -fnlf rf onnran nf ihfl I will nlsrt rnnnivn n linnlrlnf nf wnluriVila 5.
"Coino across here." said Galbralth, I ,..,. ,, ,i nnrnnfv.inn formation, tellinc about thn Itidnevn nnd
taking her by tho arm and stemming to indlcatc roUchly the darks and ? When ,vr'tinB' be ure and men
thin rnrrnr tvlth hrr. "Wn'vn it r J . J?L T .S 7' ? 10.1!. thl! PaP?r- .rge and medium size
ugnis in ner design. Ann, snort 01 uie notties tor sale at all drug stores. Adv,
wild extravagance of slashing Into tne
fabrics themselves and making het
mistakes nt their expense, she could
think of nothing better than the
scheme sho chose.
this current with her. "Wo'vo got to
hnvo a minute of shelter to finish this
up in," and ho led her into the north
lobby of tho public library. Tho stale,
baked air of tho place almost nrado
them gasp. But, anyway, it was quiet
nnd altogether deserted. They could
Rehearsal was dismissed a little
hear themselves think In there, he Bald, carly thafc n,ght( nnd she Wfla bnck , bought.
Very Useful.
"What a peculiar choice for a wed-
3Ing gift !" remarked a lady, trying not
to lnugh, as she Inspected n huge flat
iron which her charwoman had just
nnd, led the wny to a marble bench
alongside tho staircase.
Roso unpinned her veil and, to his
surprise, because of courso she was
going in a minute, put It Into her ulster
pocket. But, curiously enough, tho
her room by eleven. Arrived there, Ain 1 ir ma'am r snia me cnarwom-
sho took off her outer clothes, sat an- rather proudly than otherwise,
down cross-legged on the floor, and "K'3 mv slster thnt's Bettln' mnrrled.
went to work. and rm .repaying her, for the' gift sho
When at last, with a little sigh, and 3enlon n W
Inmrnco nn rnnr nrm nnnn crrnnr ttnntl I o i o . i i, iTn(wi ni
Did she send you something very
"Aro They as Bnd as I Think They
Are?"
impression that had been strong upon
him during the last part of their walk
tho Impression that she was n long
way off. It wasn't the fnmlllnr qon
tomplatlvo brown study, either. Thero
was an active, eager excitement about
it that mado it moro beautiful than
ho had ever seen it before. But it
was as If she were looking at some
thing he couldn't see listening to
words ho couldn't hear;
"Well," ho said n llttfo impatiently,
"are you going to do It?"
And nt thnt tho glow of her was
turned fnlrly upon him. "Yes," sho
said, "I'm going to do it. I supposo I
mustn't thank you," she went on, "be
cause you soy It Isn't anything you're
doing for me. But It is a great thing
for me greater than I could tell you.
And I won't fall. You needn' be
nfrald."
Ho counted out a hundred nnd twen
ty dollars, which ho handed over to
her. Sho folded it and put it away in
her wrlstbng. Tho glow of her hadn't
faded, but once moro it wns turned on
something or someone elsd. It wasn't
until ho roso n llttlo abruptly from the
mnrblo bench that sho roused herself
with a shako .of tho head, arose' too,
nnd onco moro faced him.
"You're right about our having to
hurry," sho snld, and beforo hu could
And tho first of tho words ho wanted,
Bho had given him that curt farowcll
nod which from tho first had stirred
ami warmed him, and turned away
townrd tho door. '
And she had never seen what was
nh lint wnfnVi nrno -frMi rvtnlr In
the morning. She'd had one of those 1 Present
experiences of which every nrtlst can
remember a few In his llfe.iwhen it is
imposslblo for nnythlng to go wrong)
when tho vision miraculously betters
Itself In tho execution ; when tho only
dlfllculty Is that which the hands have
In tho purely mechanical operation of
keeping up.
Deed, no, mum. Hers was a beau-
But you see, ma'am, a
little bird whispered to me that her
future husband's a man of violent tem
per, nnd I thought I'd send her some
thing that would be useful In case of
family disputes. She has the strnlght
est aim with n flatlron ever I seed I"
Pearson's Weekly.
Thero comes Into Rose's life
a new crisis which means more
hard work and much worry. The
next Installment covers Import
ant developments In the story.
you?" Galbralth lumjr ""--
sno couiun t, oi course, nave missea
swercd, was a sort of exaggerated mat
ter-of-factness. "I could design tho
costumes and pick out tho materials,"
sho said, "but we'd havo to get a good
sowing woman perhaps moro than
one to get them done."
IIo wnsn't greatly surprised. Per
haps tho notion thnt sho might suggest
something of tho sort was responslblo
for the tentative, dubious way in which
ho had sald ho supposed it couldn't
bo done. ,
"You'vo had experience In design
ing gowns, havo
asked.
"Only for myself," sho admitted, a thing ns plain as that but for a com-
"But I know 1 can do that part of It. Plc preoccupation oc tuougm anu
I'm nnt ennd nt snwlnir. thnncb" sho loeung unit woum uuvo jeit iier oo
reverted to tho other nart of tho nhm. UWous to almost anything that could
"I'd hnvo to havo somebody awfullv hnppen-to her.
cood. who'd do exnetly what I told ' The flaming vortex of thoughts,
iieP hopes, desires which enveloped her
"Oh, thnt can bo managed," ho said wns 80 Intense ns nlmost to evoke a
a llttlo absently, and at tho end of n senso of tho physical presenco of tho
aliened which lasted whl o thov walked suoject or mem oi mat oig, powenui
a whole block: "I was Just figuring out minded, clenn-souled husbnud of hers,
a way to work it," ho said, explaining who loved her so rapturously, and who
his silence. "I shall tell Goldsmith and hnd driven her nwny from him becnuso
Block (Block wns tho Junior partner tat rnpturo was tho only thing ho
In tho enterprise) thnt I'vo cot hold wouw snnro witn ner.
of a costumer who agrees to deliver Since sho had left his houso nnd
twclvo costumes satisfactory to me, at begun this new lifo of hers, sho had,
an nverago of, sny, twenty per cent as best sho could, been lighting him
less thnn tho ones Mrs. Goldsmith" out of her thoughts altogether. She
picked out. If thor areut satisfactory,! had shrunk from anything thut car-
(TO BE CONTINUED.)
Luminous Eyes.
Cats nmong mammals, and owlfl
nmone birds, snvs W. H. Hudsnn !n Ids
book "Idle Days In Patagonia," aro tho ?cnnt
most highly fnvored of nny creatures
In tho matter of luminous eyes. "Tho
feline eyes, ns of n pumn or wildest,
blazing with wrath, sometimes affect
ono llko nn electric shock; but for in
He Is No Man.
George Qulnlan, county superintend-
erit of highways, who recently won tho
rank of major In the engineering corps,
returned to the county building re
cently. He tells this one:
"One day the Instructor (captain of
tho company) came along and called
out to n fellow from Missouri:
'"Send that man up here.'
'"No man here,' answered the Mis-
iourlnn.
"'Hut I see him,' said tho captain.
"'He's not n mnn; he's my scr-
Tho mnn who enms the money Isn't
always the ono who gets It.
It wns a hot day In Rome when It
tenso brilliance the yellow globes of got up t0 Ncr0,
tho owl nro unparalleled."
Mr. Hud
son asserts that nnturo has done com
pnratlvely llttlo for tho human cyo
either In theso terrifying splendors or
In beauty, no says that in Brazil ho
was greatly Impressed with the mag
nlflcent nppearanco of many of tho ne
gro women; but that if they had only
possessed tho "golden irldes" of,cer
tnln lutenscly black tropical birds
their "unique loveliness" would have
been complete. Outlook.
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. lvaSSSHBSBB r. J
Woman Landscape Gardener Succeeds.
Miss Mnbol Keyes TJabcock, for fpur
years In charge of the department of
horticulture nnd landscape architec
ture at Wellesley college, has befen
chosen to design the great formal gw
den which Is to be n feature of the
new residence of the president of the
Massachusetts Institute of technology
nt Boston, and which 1? to be an lm-
presslva detnll of tho magnificent now
Installation of that Institution. Miss
Babcock is ono of tho most distin
guished landscape gnrdonors of hor sox
In tho country, nnd sho has dono
tnblo work In landscape I'lTechi f?"
Wellosley ground, for mvit:i
cfttntos In Chicago and
Boston.
ttum Cereal"
e POOD
The wholesome
nutrition
of whea.t and
barley in most
appetizing form