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ees ence NRA So * eer | * ker, and there was something cxotic OVER AGAIN ( Instalment No, 42. MILDRED SHOWS HER TEETH. Mien BENSON and I arrived ry (AOD ae MABRY, read all these advanced oooks and fill your minds with Aapdoodle trying to justify yourselves when you go around stealing other women’s tus- bands, who would be all right if you let them alone, A nice ambition for’ @ woman of your | Antelligence and your standing——" “That, Mrs, Benson, is a matter for me to decide.” “If you are so ready to exercise your powers of decision, Mra. Glenn,” in St. Louis in the early morn- ing. We drove to our hotel and Ordered breakfast sent to our rooms, While Mildred said very little and still maintained her composure, | could ‘@se that she was laboring under a severe strain. What woman would not suffer keen- ly when she realized that perhaps the|Teoined Milfred, bridiing, “suppose whole future of her married happi- | YoU decide Whether or not you will ness was at stake; that the develop-|Sive up Nicky, now and forever, or whether T shall show this disgusting ments thi tf oF fhe next few hours would) ote of yours to your husband and bring a climax; that she was about to face her rival for her husband's | ®@me of your soclety friends?” affection, a rival who was pretty much | (Copyright, 1920, by the Beil Syndicate, Ine.) @n unknown quantity? (To be continued to-morrow. Leaving our rooms and descending | in the elewator, we asked the doorman | to summon a taxi. Calmly, Mildred | [iY iors ths address engraved on the | [ mote paper of the mysterious woman who had called herself “Flower |. Face" in writing to Nicholas Benson. In derision, Mildred and | always spoke of her as “bower Face,” though Katherine Jordan in her letter of ex- suit Dlanation and description about the Woman had told us that she was Mrs. ‘S— Pyrex ple plate with Arnold Gienn. ShoMeld holler $5.00 ur ring was answered by a neat Joking maid, who ushered us into a HE success of Oving- rming room. it was a room of te ae many lamps and goftly shaded lights | {Al , beat The Gin gad maby ote Aled with books, Shop of Fifth Avenue”-— nningly it had been arrange a secure the maximum of comfort and lies only partly tn the hun: artistic effect. There yas exact.) the right relation between the lights on the tables, strewn with Interesting look volumes and the most com- fo: je chairs. One table held a tray with every kind of paraphernalia for dreds of distinctive gifts they display. Much of the success lics in the refusal of thousands of other sug- gestions which are not quite the thing. OVINGTON’S “Tho Gift Shop of 5th Ave’* 314 Fifth Ave. nr. 32d St, “This room belongs to what we call [ @ ‘man’s woman,’" | said to myself, 2 Presently Mra. ean Glenn en- ‘Weed. she was a emul, dark woman, as Katherine Jordan had described Woking about her. deapite the sim- pilelty of her dress. Immediately she gave one the Impression of being a soul In turmoil, with @ lot of confict- ing dewires and fears. While there) - was something Indefipably mysterious and strange about her, she did not look at all wicked. In fact, she was definitely a woman of mind—you gould tel that much from her eyes. “She has just thrown herself at the head of the good-louking Nicky in order to break the monotony of life,” I Was saying to myeelf. “I dare say her busband's uninteresting and per- kapa he's too busy to take enough Rotice of her.” We exchanged greetings rather for- mally, and Mra. Glenn was looking somewhat questioningly at ue when Mildred came directly to the point. “lam Mrs. Nicholas Benson,” she @aid. “You have been writing letters to my husband—letters of a kind T do not Ike.” With these words, Mildred reached into her and drew forth the blue @heet of note paper. At the sight of it Mrs. Glenn paled perceptibly. “How dare you write my husband such a letter? demanded Mildred, with rising anger. “How dare ow tell him that you won't give him >? Why would a woman like you lend herself to such an intrigue?” “I love him," replied Mrs. Glenn, trying to maintain her dignity, “I love him—that’s why.” “Oh, no, you don't: you're deceiv- ing yourself and trying to stick to a silly pose. You're just acting You're trying to talk as you think a woman Cockers Shampoos Mean Healthy Hair Especially if preceded by touches ef Cuticura Ointment to spots of dandruff, itching and irritation. This treatment does m'ch to keep the scalp clean end heaithy and to promote hair erowth. bemrooed hey wig yh id my dopey od would talk in a novel. Nicholas Ben-| | Sesnenat tes Se baa gon has been my shusband for cight| | ipaB-Caticura Soap shares years, and I intend to keep him.” = “You can’t keep bim if you don't|= ‘Bhderstand him,” Glenn, insolently. “Don't talk any nonsense to me about not understanding my own husband,” retorted Mildred with spirit, “I understand him perfectly, I also understand something about women like you with your Bolshevik ideas of love and marriage. You DO YOU KNOW? { Cupreight, 1990, by the Pros Publishing Oa (The how York Evening World.) QUESTIONS, ae ig the largest city In North Dakota What color does the mixing of red and blue produce? 3—What kind of wells are bored to water which, when reached to the surface under natural interposed Mrs. fety and incartase Dietcente fy ge because TAT ta ‘ab- nea poisonous and is endorsed rept and Edwcational Authorities, Stand 60* Boxes Over hal/a million boxes sold ‘ennuolly in Gredter New York compere JO ire? 4—What mountains form the boundary between Idaho and Mon- ? “*Whas American mountain aroup GRAND RAPIDS FUR 3 called “The Switzerland T0#"P RL" 1S ae albuminous, _ nutritive OPEN SATURDAY EVENINGS” gubstance remains after wheat flour has been washed? 7—What ame ia given Jointly to Norway and Sweden 8—in which United States city ts the highest average wind velocity maintained? 9—Where is the Sorbonne located? © 40—Who led the Argonauis in ques of the Golden Fleece? ANSWERS, SL. 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REARN Fourteeath Street (ESTABLISHED 1827) Wea of Fith Avenue APPAREL REDUCTION SALES AND GIFT MONEY SALES Opportunities of Special Price Interest for All Who Have Recejved Christmas Gifts of Money Apparel Reduction Sales Wonien’s and Misses’ Suits Women’s ana Misses’ Women’s and Misses’ Woolraie Suits All-Wool Oxford Suits 25.00 | 38.78 Exceptionally well-tailored suits of newest mode, lined with silk and warmly interlined. Suits of oa fia pe tricutine are included at thi value. ‘Smart, practical suits for sport and business wear, fashioned with a dashing style that is new and be- coming. Apparel Reduction Sales ' Boys’ Clothing Apparel weok re uctions on our noted assort- ments mean splencid savings on each ; urchase. OVERCOATS Junior and school models of heavy Winter Cheviot Overcoat- ing in plain colors and novelty effects— newest styles may be bad in a large assortment—sizes to 18 years in the lot— Junior Boys’ Over. cates 3 ty 10 yeurs. Our regular 811.94 ... 6.50 Our cigar 918.30 and $14.30 9. £0 Der igile: $16.20 2.60 School Overcoate— | Out regular 616.50 & $19.50..12.50 Our regular 819.50. 50 | Our regular 624.50 to $29.50..18.50 Junior Boys’ Fur-Collar Overcoats—slaw! collar—green, navy, brows H ‘ 11 to 18 years, snd heather = pret 18 yeuroe—were 910.50. ,...00002. 0 10.50 Praslreyaieris MACKINAWS Were: GB.00.. i.e vcesevenede 6.50 | Were $13.50 & ¢16.60........0.50 Boys’ Coate—made of khaki drill, lined with sheepskin—finished with loops and buttons—sizes 10 to 18 years—were 819.60......60.0565 10.50 SUITS Boys’ Cordurey Suits—semi-Nor- folk med: Ie—ton, light brown and mouse—trousers lined—T7 ty J7 yeurs—were $10.60.....:..7.50 were $18.50...........+ 10.50 Little Boys’ Washable Sulte— sailor, Dutch and pleated—Nor- fulk styles—@ to 8 yeurs were $2.94, ~ were 83.96... “ were 64.96 And 83,04. .....3! Boys’ Suite—Norfolk and sem Nowilk models—majority with extra trousere—® ty 15 yeure— navy serge und fancy mixture— Hea were $9.04 and $11.04. . were $16.50...., ¢ $18.50. $19.50 $22.50 $24.50. BOYS’ RAINCOATS AND OUTFITS 4.87 to 8.74 Boys’ Furnishings Boys’ Sweaters— roll collar model—brown, green, gray navy—sizes @8 to 8 Sere MSE costes. cee BSD Boys’ Blousee—cullars attached— light and medium—fancy striped Eden ch th 15 years-—we 1.44 Boys’ Caps—corduroy and fancy mixtures, with and — without inside bunds— Daewehaleawegs 1.00 Boys’ Blouses with collars at- tached — light and , medium striped percale—large assortment of patterns—sizes 8 to 15 yeare—were 81.48........ 1.00 Pajermae—fancy, striped or plain eclor percales—one and two- piece styles—frog fastenings — 8 to 14 years—were 81.48 wnd 81.04. se B to were 61.44 Las Gift Money Sales Jewelry Now is the time to buy the in, watch, bag and other beautiful accessories you've been longing for. Your gift money will per mit you to purchase a better one, perhaps, than you had dreamed of. Solid Gold Lavallieres—beautifully, leveine- | large selection of de- signs, inclu ney cameos were 815.97 and $18.97. 10.00 Beaded thease axtats designs—a léw with celluloid tops— were 889.07 and £10.07. 30.00 21ST GREAT JANUARY SALE’ The Householc Dry Gouds Event ' of the Year. Begins January 3rd Watch the Papers. January Sale Departn ents that will contribute splendid vaiues Muslins Sheets recends able Linens Towel+ Decorative Line 1s Lace Curtains Portieres Next comes our | ‘ Rugs Flannela Sarees Undermuslins Silk Tngerie House Dresses fants’ Woolens Infants’ Dresses White Goods Continuing the Special Purchase ot DRAPERY and FURNITURE 50-inch VELOURS Remarkably Low Priced . 2.66 3.66 . Formerly $3.95 and $4.95 Formerly $8.95 and $6.95 The selection presents a choice of as miany as twenty-seven shades, among which are clear, beau- tiful tomes of red, green, wood brown, taupe, mul- berry, orange and Stee Colors ot decorative value. Apparel Reduction Sales GIRLS’ CLOTHES These reductions will make it easier for your daughter to have all the pretty, practical clothes she needs for the second half of the school year. Values are unequalled for the savings they afford. Girls’ All-Wool Serge Dresses : 5.25 Were $8.94 ‘ Pretty frocks trimmed with silk, or with braid, or made in regulation styles; are in sizes 6 to 14 years. Girls’ Winter Coats Of warm. all-wool materiuls, are mostly in brown, greeo and rein ‘deer. Fur trimmed culiars und large pockets. Sizes 5 to 14 years Were 614.94......... + OGG Misses’ and Girls’ M.icdy Blouses 1.55 Were §1.24 Good quality Lonsdale jeaa mid- dies, in regulation, yoke and uther styles, may be had in all white or with culured trimmings. Sizes 6 to 18 yeara freshening your Girls’ Tub: Dresses Of pretty plaid gipgham, in large or amall plaids, ip a good selection of qinlish styles; are very specially priced, Sizes 6 to 14 ; years—were 61.04,.,...... 1.42 Girls’ Navy Blue Serge Skirts 1.72 Were $2.48 Well made, atteactively kilted skirts, with deep hem and attached siuslin bodies: are in siseg 6 to 14 years. Apparel Recuction Sales BLOUSES Reductions thet will aid you mater’ally in Winter wardrobe with the additicn of ,scme attractive new blouses. Ceorgette Bleuser—a large wa- riety in catune shudes and many smart combinations of color as well as flesh and white—medels are tuck-in cr tie bees waist und Leautifiully trimmed were 88.7 6.24 Hand - Made Voile Blew Dainticst styles with churming 3 of fine | hand-drawn Cecrgette Blouses — hitdaona me dels of newest atyles exquisitely beaded, embroidered, or trim: with Jace. Man individual styled are included in the selection 9.50 were $18.08 in Dimity and ringlike styles that ure as new and effective as they are practical— were $3.! Tatered Blow Gift Money Sales ° PETTICOATS Special Purchase--Cot- ton Fculard Petticocts : 94 Were $1.36 Green, tan, brown, French blu navy and other shades with foula designs. There are several models for selection. Taffeta Petticoats Were $4.94 3.94 A pleasing variety of plain and changeable colurs and several styles in flounces gives wide range of choice. Special Value Gingham House Dresses 5.00 Were $6.94 Pretty crests of plaid gingham with panel-ftont skirt, which ha Iso two side flounces, are finished with collar of white novelty cloth, well fitting belt and pear! buttons. Sizes 36 to 46. New White Woolen Fabrics For Southern Wear Are Moderately Priced ‘These smart white materials are Fashion's latest word for suits, skirts, dresses and coats, which you will take with you when you leave for the Southland, White Tricotine White Broadcloth White Storm Serge White French Serge White Wool Poplin Special Value—White Tricotine— 48 inches wide ~—was 84.97 3.97 Hearn Advertising Apparel Reduction Sales Special Purchase of COATS AND DOLMANS For Women and Misses 27.50 Worth $45.74 Some coats, in addition to the special! purchase, are taken from regular stock and reduced. Silvertone, velour and kersey are among the materials. Many coats have fur collars, and there are a number of one-of-a-kind styles. Majority are straight-line coat models, but there are some dolmans also in the lot. -Sizes for small, medium and extra size figures. Gift Money Sale Gloves More kinds of gloves are now re~ Little Tots’ Dresses tSeers for evening and street Pr . | wea, on shoves Pacrdly cos are, | Little Tots’ Serge Dresses so much reduced will be money : 3.97 wisely expendeds French Kid Glovee—#-buttos— Pi crx pear gry — self stitched tenecceen reciees Veen pity 38 1e-buttom—were 68.96 625 pny glad valy— 725 French Kid Gloves? K and over. Lite Tota” Mia tubsokieed bles oe and Regulation Dresses were 83. band 63.48,...,.. 2.25 Chamoisette Gloves—1?-button— whi —in beaver and sanu— were BY.00 1.44 Lcmeeeeneme <n Dresses of yalates a:d_finelle— fed with c treating colored re—sines tu 6 yeare— CECOOT cece ctecee el 1.50 COR" W/end PETTICOAT DAY One’s costume resolutions for the new year should include the purchase of a well-fitting new corset and petticoat. Here are two interesting values. Corsets—firm material, low bust, embroidery trim- med top—were 83.00. fe 1.94 Extra Size Taffeta Petticoats—tailored euhi-Aaly navy, - blue bird and taupe—also changeable effecte— were. B86 ad: 06 06.04 Exceptional ‘‘Gift Money’’ Offerings Finest Seamless Axminster and Reversible Wool Chenille RUGS RUCS Specially priced at 67.00 Were $87.50 to $90.00 9x12 feet—extra fine heavy grades—designed in most artistic patterns and in all wanted decora- tive colorings. Deep Pile Axminster Ruge—over a duxen distinct styles, includin, Orivatal, medsllivn aod small carpet designs— size 27x54 inches— wore 85.97 3.97) Best Grade Wilton Ruge—?x!2 feet—artistic patterns on rose, Axminster Ruge — 9x1 feet — small, well-covered designs in all desirable colorings— value $52.50..... sees Extra Large Axminster Rugs — blue and tan x12 fee! os... 124.50 | tune aseso......... 81.44 Vacuum and Brush Sweepers Best quality—metal body and mec’-anical parts —durable and ines pensive—will make as wndid gift—value $8.97 6.97 N.ORNING SPECIALS—Wednesday & Thureday U: Until 1 1 P.M- M. To prevent dealers buying, quantities restricted. No Mail or Telephone $2.47 Little Tots’ White Dresses... 66 | $1.97 Men's Overalls or Coats. ........ 4.9 \ Union made-—blue etriped—brown or white—all sizes in lot. MES WORK Moires and satin Choice of 40 dist cluding scenic, chints, bird, atriped and tapestry effects. (Kard wide.) CUETONNES—BABEMENT. NG MAIN $1.58 Storm Serges All wool, 44 ch tr Brown, garnet, cr a 12 Lege mag EOP 5ST ct. Dress Ginghome. Po "Suton ed