for me to' gulp 'give you niy
money.'
" But you told Mr. King you were
going to be married to me,' said An
thony in bewilderment.
" 'I wouldn't marry you for all the
wealth of Wakefield,' Letty flashed
out, and meant it, too. Somehow that
word Wakefield recalled to Anthony
the broken engagement, and then he
understood and remembered her. His
Land shot out and grasped her under
the chin.
" 'Kid,' he said, 'you certainly are a
peach.'
"Yes, sir, they have been married
nearly three years now, and he tray
els for Constable. Letty is as proud
as a queen of Anthony. I guess there
is the right woman for the 'right man
everywhere, but, Lord, what luck
Anthony had finding her!"
(Copyright by W. G. Chapman.)
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AN ELEPHANT ON YOUR NOSE?
OR A TIGER? QUITE PROPER
"Let's have your black pencil,
girlie, this elephant seems to be slip
ping off my nose." "Do give me your
powder puff, Gladys, darling, this old
giraffe needs touching up."
That's real talk .and you may hear
it soon when Chicago girls adopt the
craziest of all its crazy fads the
facial menagerie. Fania Marinoff,
the Russian actress, who is in Amer
ica appearing in the Chinese drama,
"A Thousand Years Ago," started the
freak fashion when she had an ele
phant, a giraffe and a few other
beasts painted on her face. Now all
the sensation-seeking women in New
York are spreading "circuses" on
their faces.
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"Well, this weather can't last for
ever," is what about 90 million people
in the United States are saying now
adays. Medicine Hat, regarded as the
home of zero weather and blizzards,
has a lot to answer for to Eastern
folks.
Fania Marinoff.
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SHE KNEW
Customer (to grocer) L want a
dozen, black hen's eggs. That's the
only kihd'-my husband will -eat.
Grocer I don't know the differ
ence between black, brown or white
hens'-eggs.
Customer Oh.'Ido. And she pick
ed out twelve of the largest eggs in
the crate.