The evening world. Newspaper, November 14, 1919, Page 31

a F i ° i aaa in vas ere: ty ; Imagine being asked (by a girl you like),“Are you married?”—and being unable to give the answer |! @ Imagine being asked your rea: name—where you live—where you came from—where you are headed for—and being absolutely at sea! Jasper Soames—he doesn’t know if he is Jasper Soames—“woke up at sea” in both senses of the word. He was on shipboard—he knew that. But how he came there, where he was going—why—where—when ? Thus begins “The Thread of Flame” by Basil King, author of “The City of Comrades,” in the December Women’s Home Companion. Lost identity—handled by this master of thrilling plots in a way that holds you tense and breathless from the moment”you read the first para- graph totheend. — Adventure! Lovel. Life! The scenes change swiftly. There’s never - a dull moment in this big, book-length novel. Read it now—before every- / one starts talking about t le e e Timely Features ‘Good Stories . Chock-full of Christmas Have You Found that Forfest Husband? a eo “Mistletoe” Does the Christmas Spirit Still Live? ere are some more of “My Husban he o1 love sto: ch ly Alice B: This woman wondered—so she dressed herself in tpouth there le “burrs up husband? aga “cua carte, "ite aged on Christmas Eve sere Zound ouk ive troe otery. Maybe ft wes Serine husband.” It’ Aenea’ reading for ak which makes it all the more timely. Ping ll ag Pee Sere ee ne ebut” Your Christmas Dinner What Do Your Hands Tell? Grendnether’s D Look al vartion? by Elizabeth Cathbert Hall, shows the eter. An up-to-date dinner with ine thin; A vill “power? “idl enduraned tem- nal truth that no woman is ever old enough pod hd ay © "cel he oi fa ompanion will tell ane opie oe looks, - —— ry eal place cards. rth “Day in Bed ‘ou're in Love’ en Pages ts hel A Ve rtiel the ol —and even if you're not—your sense of New, clever, practical and economical ideas and - ive medicine for Pep tp tired bowie, . Values can get most awfully twisted. So it furewstions: hings to buy. et fO maker-and it—but you must do it just right. seems in Sophie Kerr’s newest story. It's jow to make them. Do You “Dab” on the Powder? about TWO men and ONE girl. Tile Chststenes ond the ence betere | ?, lexion’” ompare them. How ‘eren ere’s a Christ- Keep it up, and it's “good-hy comple it? (ae Bh be A Story that Never Could Be “Written” mas editorial by Charles E. Jefferson, D. D., that Margaret Gould shows you that it s quite simple, It “just happened”—and here it is as it you will want to read again and again. we 7s 1. ace happened, a true story by Medora Field, An American Christmes ret ip France ter ‘magine how it delig! the sixty little French With all ites wealth of stories, special features, and A Double Love Story children who had never seen a Christmas tree nor Christmas things, the December Companion is full Just what does one mean by “double love”? heard of Santa in § of smart new fashions. Furs seen along Fifth Well, read Jane Burker’s “Primrose Taf- A Baby for Christmas Avenue—gowns at the matinee and at five o'clock feta.” Aside from love, it’s full of fun— A really truly “ re —was given away —and A. Sp re eae . and even fashions. ariven beck for ae A Christmas story such The thinking aria “gat ap andl erie notice” last What All Can Happen in “One Day” A ‘Playlet foe ihe” Kiddie month when they read the first of Margaret De- to a beautiful woman in the far West? Survrise your Christmas guests with “The Top land’s clear-minded discussions on Spiritualism, This story by Mary Arbuckle tells what did of the World,” a little parlor Christmas play for Read what she says in. December, happen to Ellen and her little boy, Roger. the children to act. A Magazine for Women—Edited by a Woman is WoMAN 'S HOME COMPANION “~, THE CROWELL PUBLISHING COMPANY WOMAN'S HOME COMPANION THE AMERICAN MAGAZINE FARM AND FIRESIDE COLLIER’S—The National Weekly iis 20c a copy) Nata ati et glial a cath 8