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W W4MgiHfmW r? t r- was the matter, an' then he went on home with me, same's you are, an' he's been helpin' and oin' things ever sence." June made no reply, but she was thinking hard. This was the man they had called stingy, because in stead of spending money to buy pop ularity and gratify himself, he was helping a fellow creature over the thorny way with quiet self-sacrifice and generous use of his means. They found him bending over the thin little form on the bed, the drawn face looking at him with a pathetic smile. He started slightly as June entered, bowed to her and turned to the child. "She's, better, Annie," he said kindly. The pent-up feelings of the girl gave vent in a burst of sobs. "There, there! you mustn't do that," he said patting her shoulder. "You must keep her very quiet. Good night." And with another bow to June he was gone. June stayed till a visiting nurse came, and went home still thinking. The dashing figure of Gardner seemed quite effaced 'by a kind of halo that shone about the head of a quiet man with kind eyes. She had thrown away a pearl of great price to pick up an imitation diamond, whose glitter was now quite gone, and the realization of her folly made her supremely miserable. The next day she met Hedstrom outside the store. She had waited for him. "Why don't you come any more to Bee us?" she asked. "I didn't suppose you " "But I do!" she broke in. v He drew her hand within his arm and they went on together. o o AIN'T NATURE WONDERFUL! Worrying Worrying is working the brain .overtime about something that ain't vp.t. WnrrviTie1, ran rir mnrp norm tn work. The fellow who doesn't worry never says, "Gee! I used to wear a 15 collar and now I wear a 14." s" Be like the fellow who went to'get seats for-a show: He didn't worry whether the show was any good. He laughed when he bought the tickets. As the farmer: He didn't worry about the rain coming through the hole in the roof down on his bed. He moved the bed. Like the girl in Detroit: Her cat went out one night and she worried about 50 pounds worth. Misdirected energy, George. The cat showed up the next night with all his hair, two ears, four paws and a taiL He got hungry. Lookit us. We aren't worrying whether this sermon is any good. If some people say it isn't any good we just say: "Aw, they don't know good stuff when they see it" o o Buttons are now made from the spent yeast discarded from brew eries. oo WHAT HAS BECOME I ' 7 L I THE COP WHO WALKED BY ATBUIT STANDAND a fellow than a six-day Mfce race or J A.