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There was a girls pay and nay and pay on a o»: that is never to mu and dro in tn‘ d “"1" doses of cod lver ou m‘ ' m’ Ki’ m’ “n” 1"“ m“ “"1"” "Where did you meet her in reasonableness a auaveness about cancelled and that when thev w their caps Heat to boil p a ‘PM b" for the thin o or mo" n" 0mm A brown valve” “m 1' fifighplacfiind m l G u Mun“ which. he could not perm g (By ANNE ASHLEY) . aver ‘ha-Windham m“ 111k“, ma" chances m, m“ in! and boil for 5 min- Much” ma aiutgniilor amigewazlgts: selected at: o wit); “this Health” 1m " era e atm, o n owr t _ . ' ' . 0171131 . e a. StreeL to sign certain dgiumenls in rgygequ know he,- nephew M, Pa,“ *" happme“ with them‘ P0111 1111-5 o"! 1119 5P1'1°°15 1111119 gggrytalfig byifihe n!“ chacbup ‘hows a’ dimmed Blown o" “ma” ccmlecmn Wm‘ a furnished m“ She winter?” Dommore put “.1 . Q Haw an I t t ‘ The Older woman wrlngs h" hands m helpless despair because she iiar. Bet a plate with a welfht on 8 w he under control. faille with a tiny sod pin dot. Ihc iiariutnlécn. I was acting for the “Nq I knew there was‘ such a the h“ "h 1; room?‘ the p1" ‘y o! knows that she can do nothlmt i0 save the izirls who will onlv iautzh goggeflngé: gag“; 14> 1:12P} tt well "W10," u nub.“ fggpbgstgaglawpewlttg‘ “bgdfglmnfbm an. or . . ‘ _ ' ~ - i e 8 um "Prior to that you had no know- §fi“nn1r'.‘§1ysno°§§ offemiiéni aoliipasleeligtiolgi 1A1 m1)? some “me water mm a tllgarizwit ‘i2? $1??? ego)? ltirhurfifimrfoverbiitiygp 13111:?‘ cbhéiaitvwn his): ‘or 3 day‘ 11°“ 512111 i111 “f? 515$ When l_\__ hlzhqlecxe‘ Pup” wk 12mm’ ledue of her?" Occasions." gist-o {irtliin vvhite scum forms outmoded vmue. ma,‘ they are going w me as they please “d 11a“ and heat it again to the boiling a shop ageing}: £1“ tioslil you m evening b‘? and “W” complete fNo. I‘ve gleaned certain inform- "In what way was he odd?" Dcl- cabonpé aéfde, 5 "f" 1911*“ 01 their pleasure as they find it and net away with it without ever having to W111i With the spice fully in-tp the he; hegp 1t y“ wise "£0 rid wit“ the 9115mm 9' sum, 5mm 1 madg out he,- retwn limore pursued. new f n e a 1' 511d '1 settle their account with the censors. SYWP- 3°01! 8011 ly until the fruit her as she will know m.“ 1°. for income tax in this country. for "I fancy that he regarded her p’ more v°1‘111“11°11~ . 1-! $57149!‘ End clear. Pour into hot and will be a bl h 1 $1)!” m” o-Xumult and it was . . . illumlu- money os tainted. A crank, 1 should But they can't d0 it. None of us are clever enouzh to outsmart life. 819F116 Jars and seal. ' ' sled over a salecilo e pMa m PM‘ ' O‘ 111mg," say." utQ.tH(f)W can I make a good sub~ whose inexorable law is that peace and happines; must come ihroukh Peaches and cantaloupe combine (also, she will find“. barminumier" ' I - 1 r-she was a wealthy woman?» h dAnd now the son. Apparently he 5 A“ “Mg; 931%"? 90W"? rlghteousners. As a poignant illustration of what 1 have been tryiill Well. but be sure to get cantsiqppe knows will please you 83m! villi’ Morning‘ I? wlgesitated a “"191 m éakcdno such scruples? Dolhmore. Wm; l l 4 tga-weggrlllog? crtzamsodol; to say, read this letter from a vouml Rirl. v ‘wiiéiclgnliys as)! ripened and than f telo hone you, giving the amor- re)yn,so n a ro r roes- .. - ‘ ——-—§-— egwgqt, _ _-4-_ I AA suiunl irluclnnceg tupiafi gr his m 0h- dtm no! H); complaint wrs 181V“ T1115 S°11111°IE 1o equal she Wrliesl "I om o ilirl 18 Yo)!" 0! 81o Bod hi" "will!" ""111 m‘ Cut owoy any suszestigfi pa’; igfiior9bfigyii5rItt i nlicte elm "ww at he couldn't get enough of (he 2 teaspoons of balding powder. ently that I was in love with a boy of 22 We were at school tokothor along the rind w“ ‘we her prestige in tn; again“ gm 1'11""!!! tho Crick

clients private business even to the olice. "But she managed most of er affairs herself."

"Did she leave a wll1?"

“Not to my knowledge. But there is probably one in existence, I im- hgine.”

"You're sure on that point?" Dol- limnre asked.

"As far as I know. I certainly have none in mv custody. if that is what you mean." '

For o. moment that intent eye rested on Dollimore. but was Ducros who took up the examin-

a on. “Who is her heir?" “Her son-ii’ she died intestate. He

was. I understand. her only child. “And where is he?"

old lady's mfllley~tainlczl or not.” Rolliter said with a smile.

‘ Whv should the nephew think it tilllnbea'"l use Your own \\‘0I‘d."

‘I don't know. I've sometimes wondered whether the late Mr. Lew. in wasn't mixed up with the diamond traffic cn the west coast of Afrlca— those new field: along the mouth 10f the Orange River. If he wcs, then it was definitely illegal. She was cm-iously reticent about the ori. Bin of her fortune and I hme no definite information."

“ at the sun's Paris?" Dollimore asked. "He has had several. The last one was an hotel in the Rue Lafayette.

address in

But he has never stayed at any ore 1 “In Pa,“ The whole of me estate place for more than a few weeks. I »

must come to him in the absence of 115811 to Write to him at an addrc s

a will. When‘ I heard this eveniml. I considered it my duty t0 acquaint him with the news of his mothers

. It was that which delayed me "

"How did you acquaint him with the news ‘

"I ‘phoned to him."

“To-night?"

"Yes. At midnight. I managed to find him at the hotel where he “VH5 staying in the Quarter-after some difficulty. I may add."

“You were actually talking to him?"

"Yes. Z recognized his voice. His attitude was . . .” Rnlliter seemed to hesitate before he added; “Not particularly filial. I'm afraid’

"In what way?”

Rolliter shrugged his shoulders! “well-an ordinary man suddenly faced with the news that his mother was dead might be_ expected to re- veal some emotion. ’

“And he didrft?"

“I'm afraid he'd been From tvhat I can gather he us)!!!

as"

"A bad lot?"

"I'm afraid so. My lute client; made him an allowance of a thou- sand pounds a year-‘co ions is he kept out of Enklofitil’

“They had quurrelled?”

"I don't think they had seen each other-excepting on one 0c on- zfor several years. l-le called on her in London, and created a scene. It was that which brought her to my office the second time. I saw him in London and-on instructions. of epursevmed up the arrangement with him. since then he has lived in France." ,

"He's coming back now?‘

"I shouldn't like to guarantee it, but he said he would do so immed- iately. He also asked me on the ‘phone to continue my duties in con- nection with the estate. In view of the rather strained relations which have existed between us. I was

aiher surprised that he should do 0..

i-wbnt u his name?" asked Dolli- 0T6.

"John Iewin." "Have you his ‘pho "Er 0t with

drinking. 11y

ne number?"

. . . me. I have it t hcme. on the last letter I re- eived from him.

“HER MONEY WAS TATNTED"

The intent eye was switched over to Dollimorc. and Rolllter waited. but it was Ducros who continued: “You are also Mr. Fernandez: soli- citcr I believe?"

"In a way. He has consulted me on occasions.”

"How long have you known him?"

"Several years. on and of)‘. He has not been the Whole time. in Enzland. H.- is an Amerimn citizen, as vnli probably know."

"Of Portuguese origin?" gentlne. I think. But I'm not lure on that point."

"What l: his financial position?"

"I can hardlv no into that. I'm afraid." Rqlliter said in a deprec- aiinv. lone. "I think you should ask him yourself."

"Jun. as you say, Mr. Rolllier. Are v0“ interested in this place finan- ciallv?"

"Not personally. ‘I arranged for some of the money to be put up." "And it was you who Sllggflbtad to

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Sh-s has been like a child who has torn into tatters a beautiful book, or smashed an exuuislte vase. that nothiruz can ever make whole again. [that is why we older people are so sorry when we see vouth atartln: out on the way that always ends_in_dis_s5t'gr._ .

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Dear Miss Dlxv-I am a. widower of 44 with twins about 1% years old and two boys one quite small. It a mature girl of 27 wanted to marry me. according to your theory it would be one of the worst things she could do. Phychologically. wouldn't a stepmother much younger than mygelf be the best to stand the spiritual. mental and physical ordeal of gr glng up these children? nswer: Undoubtedly any woman who had to wrestle with twin babies just beginning to walk and two small boys would need all thauyoutb and health and strength and fortitude that any human beinn co d possess. It would take some one who was a happy combination cf Jim Jeffrevs and Patient Griselda and who masessed, addition. the zeal of a mi:- sionary and the nervous system of an oyster to fill the bill.