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Simply had to some homer' And gngela Perkins. Oliellillg the side oor, sat iimplr dgwn 1 ph _ en lable. Y 8' 0 kmm ,

Her mother was b kl bl ~

She dusted the iloprnoffiligr- Eiiirilriif; ;l‘adLL:':;“l";::ll"°:‘I 0! def!! concern . ' 1 or _ r forehead. “gets on me gms

"MY fitlilrt if you would only take

care ot ycurself, luatciid of waiting iliii ‘lou are forced to give ing

'll)‘hese headaches or yours have “ef” U”0Ubiil18 you for so long, And ` ‘S Do, unreasonable to think that tuerc must he some cause for t\hgm_ if you would only have -your eyes examined. A pair or grasses pep hops-"

After the fashion of unthinklng

d“"ghf*f"B- I-‘he Sill Diwhetl her mothers hand away and flounced impatiently across the room. 4

Girl V°ry Much Angt-red. II

"i “"1 D0! zving -to go around

i°°iffii1g iiks Hn 0wl-Deering thr~ ough glasses." she said, “lt cant he my eyes. i can see per-rect. ly. well. And it isn't my teeth. And '.»’0\l th0\igh't it might he my teeth. The x'i‘aY Diate 'was entirely satis- feirtcrv. l ani tired of being hauled, And S(:0ltled-Bild nagged gt,”

And the girl, who had never been

scolded in her whole life and who did not lznow -the meaning of the Word "nagging," though she believ- eii iiefiiitif to he the most abused Person in the whole world, started up the hack stairs, slamming the door.

Her mf-ther, wit-h a siigh, after

the fashion of mothers, went baglr to her hnkebonrd. But as she flour- ed it and patted the dough into iight little shapes there was an un- wanted firmness about her lips. Ana win-rr she had slinned the iris- cuits into 'the oven, and washed the boardnnd put, it away, the

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veil: get an ounce of othine and rn. _mvve them. Even the first few app. ilicatlons should show a wonderful improv-ement. some of the lighter' frockles vanishing entirely. ,

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firmness was still there. tShe had made up her nz/ind about Angela‘a headaches. For ‘the mother. afttq fill. was thc one who suffered moist f"0"\ U10 §lrl‘s frequent headaches and irritability, »

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ctl much of headaches. Her moth- cr had sent her to the dentist. The felwrt had been that Angela's fteuih were in perfect condition.

tif the headaches werg not crius

ed by some light digestive disor der, Ap_f_:eia's nioher had set hor ilifart upon ey-estrnin. It might just be, however-and the mother hesi- tated. For, after all, if Angela' could be persuaded to have her eyes ex- amined and it she should hnve to Wear glasses, she w0u|d he the itirst one in the family to nppear in them. Arid in her heal-t Mrs. Per- kins shared Ar\gsla's horror oi wearing glasses. -

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parties, and expenditures to the movies, and shopping parties. and th like. The week -end was a tire ni' tempestuous rushing from one place of excitement to another. Not, that Angela was alone in hor rushing. All the young zirl's in the neighboourrho-od were doing th same thing.

Mrs. Perkins knocked on her

daught.er's door. Then entered. The girl was reduced to tears. l-ying on the _old rose couch in the hay-winrl- ow. The hot afternoon sun streaiu- ed full lu her face. Her head was low, ani she' pressed her hands to her throbbing temples.

"My dear! My dear! W'i~-y don't

you pull down the shade -and .ralsg the window anti loosen your cloth- ing? Or, better s-hill, get right into hed." And, as she spoke. An¢:eln's mother ran around doing all _the

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some serious thinking as she as- '

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‘Pei-halls tttis headadhes were ‘f”"“f'"`¢ 0" "¢flU¢5i <yPf]ng -_’ t

from fittigue. ‘Certain is was thutl , Q, ' / the child (for so her mother ul- Home nf Waltham ways thought of tier) had had n 1895,*/“mes SL `\`~'f'-‘ _

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It is subjected' to varying conditions of service in temperature and tension. The variation inthickness 01 two one-thousanciths of an inch, or lack of uni- formity in hardening, and tempering will decide tile time-keeping quality of your watch. A , _ The Waltham Watch Company produces fourteen tons "of main- sprlngs every year. lt is-the largest mainspring maker in the world. The Waltham inainspring is cut from lorig_r_olls of steel of uniform and special quality, then tempered in resilient form by rr secret process, and is placed in the watch coiled into a hardened and tempered steel barrel. This is exclusively a Waltham practice. An inferior mainspririg means an inferior watch-no matter how much you pay for it. The uniform superiority of the Waltham mainspring is one of thc reasons why the horological experts of the leading nations of iivc continents chose Vifaltham in preference to watches of any other make.

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cried the gilrl. ungraciously_

“Get right up and .get undressed

and go to bed properly," said her mother speaking so firmly that the girl,_sur_nrised into obedience, did so.

Pillows Ease he Pr¢ssure.

"Two pillows under your head. 10

raise lt, will ease -thc pressure on the nerves in -your heitd,`Because it is the congestion of blood in the head that causes this pressure, and there-fore the pain-" As she spoke Mrs. Perkins placed two pillows under hor- daughters head.

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UMWCCH Your shuultlers, just helotv Was 3 Fa""'iiY 3°k°-

tho buck of your neck, and it not "Fifteen minutes is ii:~'iitill_v i-is water uottle at your [opp An .mul-~,, long as one can stand the mustard :ilisolu-t., rest. and quiet in at dairy. pasttes that mother makes," slu- uncti room will sion tha pain, I said. For it was it i`ui\ril~y joltt- itll. kno-w." " lout the mustard paste und lint

,_,.,j11Are you going to leave me mug, water hotties that iMrs. Perkins _ _ tard paste on my- neck for dn trotted out upon the slightest pro- the rowm_ A V .but ii. is different with the rolling _ hour " '_iie girl gasped, nm,-[|e,|_ vocation. _-‘tml ns they iiliiivii -ii “VW “lm joke. ~

‘ And her mother laughed as she 5.45.! Two l'.nui-s inter. conscious Yi' tht-‘h I " ' ` ' Anged U mlm* ured her that she had no intentioni DUUKCUL "iii" Uf ViUi9l5 iii" 'tim' "af ““f‘°“ were ‘if 'I 91,1 |,. , ‘fr -' . - .- 0f d0ins MlY“h,'i“i; so dreadful. mania uuxeti__tl1e girl onennrl hor fiittgliff. and ililfll ji" M' ’mm" "`"‘°"“'~ M“k" U" heh* _

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