SY. 'OPSISRex Chandos, ace racer. meets

a nd falls madly in 10\'e with DaliaSeaton, the most heaulifuJ ;iirl he»ver has seen, Delia, self-cen t er-ed,is the ,\'ife of Jim Seaton. world,f"mous crtcketar. Under the spellof the masterful Rcx Chandos.Delia leads a double life, Her husha nd r ecelvcs an injury which ne-ccssita tes the amputation of a lee;.Her oncc-wca lth v father. racm e dis,zrace, commits su icidc. lea vi ngnothing hilt debts. The Sea tons'Income is l'enlleen to s lig h t lv overthree uo unrls a wor-k. Cha ndos, to;.:et money fur Delia. accepts dis,honest ",'ark. lie ;.;ets a count rvhome with renl free for Delia and.Ilm, with a secre t cottage n en I' hy[or himself a nd Delia. Dr. HarryII'entworlh becomes interesled int he Sea tuns. His wlf'c. ,Juliet, in,her-ired a fo rt une ann the mansionin whrc h they live. HiR rnot h e i andbl~ cousiu .. Jane Gu lt , w ho ador-eshim, live next (lour Delia :':'I\'PR.Iim an o ve rdus- of a slccplnr; drug,,111ch Dr, \\'entworth had left. Dr.II'ellt\\orth be lie v cs ,Jim took hisown life, There is no inquest,Delia, after a fortl1i;:;ht as guest ofthe \\'entworths, is 10 go into Iod z-ings at Mrs. Deal's. Dr. Wenl wor-t ht r-Ils hr-r Chandos is under RIlSI"elOn(or robbery.

I:\STA Ud Er-:'] XIII.

D i::UA II aitcd till Juliet hadtaken thl ,0TIle\\ bat nau-,eouo urau;;hl. Tben, with

a \\',1, c of the baue!. she hastenedout 'JI lhe 1'00111 Iler dres"ng ,aseharl been 1)'1l Uhtll, the 111,,101. Itheld what .iu't Ilow had I,ecollleexcceditlglo pr\'1 i"lh (0 her.A feIA l11illute, later, when in

front of ~lrs ])eal', little l1tJuse,sh~ saw with a li;,:htlniug of th\'heart Janc (;,,11 \\ aitillg for heron the doorslep."I've, otlle to a,k -"Oll to ha,,(,

dinncr \\ith me J\l) ;1l1l1t has araid a nd will ha' cat rao t1pst:1.irsr thought it would he r;lIher mis-erab/I> for ,'ou her, (hi, lir>! c\ ellIng, \\'e call gO ha, k in Jt1lict'scar ~fter 1\ e h\'lp, d )'Oll Ilnpack."Tears actuallo came into Delia's

eye.. It \I'as a great comfort tolwr just nOlI to be lI·ith Jane,They oath \\ ent lip to thc sl11all,

wid hedroolll and there Ihe kindgirl did all the Ilnpacking and pntel nything neatly away,They had a cozy little lI1eal, and,

as was always the case when the}welP ;done. though .lane was un·COIl"'iolls of the fart, their talkdriftnl to thc m;'11 who mealll <0IlltlCl' 10 "''''h of them.

I <UppO,1 '011 \'e "ell thede"th of 1)1' Lit er ill th.' papers) "salft laneDelia "ho')k her hl·,ld."Tf anI) IUhcl I\lluld C"'l,"nt to

let hi1l1 h~l~t' ;1 l'oll,ultitl''': rO()!l) ill

tfn·\ n. lwlit-·\ l' 1)1\ f OU,Ql {ntJidgl" the ,\ h,d" \1 Ih;11 111;1I1's1'1'''1''1 it p. HIl1 (It l'Ollr"t she \\ 01JI(l!1the;J] Ilf ·1.1)

. I ~lll'P()l,{' ';;lin I)clirl 1111hlllq~

1', "th"t IIhat Ite lI'ould hke tn dowould he 10 Itve tn London Im~'ln. of course, il LJarleo street."" Of ('ours< he'd likc it' Thi~ is

"11 'lPP;I1I;llh hack\\;]lcr for a pro,fc~siollal Inilll BUI the Olrl .\Ianoris Juliet, and .Iull<'t IS the Old11anor."

1lIES D('It, ,\,ked " quc-tion." Is Sill' rc~.IJo \ ery rich? "

And, as the othel hesitated. " Itwa' ani, th"t "Ih .\Irs Rob) whosaid so."

, \\'h~Jt .\11', I\.oh, said II itS true""She 10e'Il'1 '~CI mit' h fUll out

of hel 1110nn does she? "Jane ,mded ruefully, "0, yes,

she does, for she lo,es saving, Isometimes thlilk it must makeHarr} ratllf'r SIck to think of allthat moue, alway, rolling Up andeafl1mg morc and more money,Huge sums arc badl) neeued formedical rescarch, and if Julietwould gi\ e only one year's incometo one or two of the funds spenton tindinl' lI'ays of dealing withor stamping nut disease. il wouldmake poor Harr} so happy! Butof course such an idea would nel'eroccur to her"Jane's friend sa iu to herself:

"One year's income? That \\ouldhe all awful Int to gi\'e away,"And then II it h a slight jJallg she

told hersell that Harry woulu prob-ably want to gi,'e some of his late\\ ife's moue} a\\'ay -if. that is, heel er became a wido\\ er••.•.t 'l1Jl"ut half lJ'lst nine

of Rood luck befell Delia,she took it to he.Jallf' exclaimed. "I wi'h I

could II a 11-, had, \' ith you, uut Icar't. I'm expectiug some impor-tant telepllPue calls. But we'llmeet tOlllorrO\\ "As Dplia II alked a\\ ay she told

herself that she e ,1 u 1d e",il~slip thrc.ugh the garden of theThatched house to lht ,nt I;"~e "ndget back comfort"hl, t" \(rs,Dears 10dgilH.,' " little alter ten,

a pieceOr so

f'lricagn ,c;;,ltl1c1ayT'ibllnf'

•

Evcrv thin;:( wr n t a< .hr h"dhoped it would "nd ", <he wa lk r dacross the la wr: sur r ounrl inc theernptv house <he wa s c.l"d It \\.",a dark n:c.ht ,0 11" one !,o"in;! the;::ate could see he: r un ninc up thegrass s t cp s, t ipt oe inr; ar ros « t hcgravel path and <0 up to the cot-tag>,Turning the tillo I.ey in Ih~ m;-

nut c lorl, of the window Ir.unc. ,heIound herself st a nding in the h vi ru;room.\\'ith " ca ndlc in her hand shr-

\\ ent through into the <ernndroom. ~he now drew asid» thecurtain \\ hir h masked the ,u,ir'il,ethat a ppare n t ly led now herc a n dwalked up the step" which. tholl~hIe w were steepThe flickering light of the """die-

in her hand show cd t ha t Ihcrc \\ as:1. door at the top of the <hnrtAlght of steps hut it \I';IS a doorwithout il handle a nd \\ it hout alock. \\'hal could that mean)510\\'1) she rnove d the r a ndle upa nr] down all 0\'(,1 tlw surface ofthe door, and at last ,he I!hnllheda tiny round hole ex"ctl) sim ila rto the one lI'hid! conccaled thelock in the windO\\ frame.Ql1lckly she e"tr;1cted the minnte

kel from her bag <11111pu,hed itinto the roul1u aperture alld atonce thp door S\l ung open, ont-\' rlrd'1'\\ 0 Inore high

oll'c' ,ide and shl'ceili'lg'ed "arret.Cn·uchin., down she lifted up

her ';d1ule, a nd then she gall' aga'l). for Ihe unnell floor W;'s,tn"VI' with small Jewcl case, andpaller parcels.Then it \\=-1s here lhal L'h;1l1dos

I.enl his boot) tIll hc had enough tonlal, e oUC of 111' t nps to J-'I'" n, c 'Leal'illg cle;'\tiltng c,-,"'tl.l as

,he lound il ,Ill' Ieil thl lotlag('In haslc al1(1 a, she ha,(cncd bacl,to .\Irs 1Jr-"J', 10el:';JI'/,(s, "no 1?,ll'las ,hc la.1 \\ id, awake In thecold. h1ll1p, hed ,he lold herselfago"ill '\nd a ,r::a in that sheindecd hi,,; a mir2culous

stcps on theII as IIl a 10\\-

J 1:~ T heforese, en o'rlorl-

111 the e\'ellingfnllO\\'ing the d,,-,Dcli" Se"lon h"rIgo n e to ]dr,Dea J's lodg ing' ;,collisiou bel weent \\'0 11lotor C? r'"

took place \,'herethe road rnnnin;..'hel \\ een the ()l,:.\la nor rind oJ(III r s , \\ e n Iwort h' s h 0 n , ,dehondll'd "n tothe COlt1l11nn

I'he n'Ji,e "f Ih' sl11:(,h I)"n"/.:htJan£> rllllnill1-1 (lUI flj r!1l111"". anel shefound th"l ;t \I "111'\11 had he enseriously Inillreel Sf', aftel Ie,\, ing-one of hel 0\\ n ma"ls in charge,shr h"stencd 10 h"1 cnusin's honseand I' cnl tn thc sludo to find Ilim.He was 110t ther< and <he toldhersel; that he might In III his\\'if~'s sitting 1'00111Snw Jane hild ItO I' i'h to scc

JuliLI for sh, kl1c\\ Ihal if she dida detailed aI, Ol1llt nf the a, cidentwOllld he expected of her. So <heturned thl h"ndl, of the dnnrIloi,elessly hopll1~, \\ ere he III theroom, to atlrarl 11;\rr} 's atlent\OllHer cousin \\,,,,, not there, and

onb the balk of .Juliet's hcad \\a,visible for she \\'as rechning, asusual. on h'T cOlll[ortabl" couch.Just behind thai larefull,v "'a\ed.tal' colored hea., of hall stoodJ uhet's ,i,ilor. .'\lId in I he re\\se,:nnds which [0110\\ cd sOlllcthln,goccurred o[ \\ hich .Iane eltd noltake as m\l1 h note as she mighlha"e done at an~ olher tune.Delia Seaton held a minute lan(')

fla~k in her ri;;ht hal1e!. and just ",.Iane Galt opened the door with aquick mo, ement she emptied thecontents of that tiny Aask into IheiSla<S of slightl) salted w ate I'whICh happC'lled to he yOllng .\Irs,\\'entworth', lale'- he"lth fad.\\'ith her 1l11l1d fill. of the ;lCCI

dent and of the urgenq ,11' tindlll~the doctor Jane left the d,)or 01thc sitting room aj"r. (lltllklo shlsped over thc 1111('1,carp' I to\\ aI'''th,' rail door ,11IItill,~ of{ lit,sen'ants' quarter, \, ,he dlrl '(I

the old p"rlor maid c"nll' "'Hlrlllll\.:through it... There'.

the rornl Itor--"

heen a bild ac, iden( ;'1and I \\;lnl the cll'1

"0. 11i" Gall. I alll 'nrro'. liesaid I ,,,as te phllllc ilnd (ell yOllbe', !!Ol1e O\Tr t, ~I rs J illd,;"He <'it hne "t " qllarter pil't iiI ('and rna) n't he h'II), til dilliler ".. Th n I 11111<1;::fl thrn\":h til

a)wther doctOJ' at once!"

J;,n~ ra n hilC), iut o t l» <1,,(1<-.'1'1",,, ,It,· t ried frnit1""h t\lO rlll"-tnr~ ,,!In liver! ia ir lv n('~lr hy 'lilr!

,II a,1 ::nt th rouc h t o Ill', Pun o c

II< I' "< l ulict'« pi" <iria n and"c:ood ir icud of them all.,. _\1, ,·:1.r's at t h« dOllr: I \""'l't

be a minute," he c xrla imcd

l.....IIJ~ follow irn, h,,1f hour \\,"1'11110oe,(,lIpiu1 ho her in C"IT.'-

in" «ut Dr r'1I1'1'es' in st rurr ions.j,'ir,t - he t c le phonc c' {or all "1111t1l-la nre t hcn for" nurse. then tn au ur stn-; home .\11 that took ,nl11clillie. "1111 it ",a" rlosr nil e ic ht\\ h"ll ,ht \\'as able to <it dO"·11.filii "ltlln-t at once the t clcphouc1){'111'''ll~ "That you, Jane:".. \ e-. IlaHI".. \\'dl 'nil phone to 'Ihe Old

.\["llPl ,,1111 '''0 I'm "fr"irl I (,,,"'1he IFI<k to dmncr ! ,\11". Llt)(";'ois (i'·ln". and th,',\ ,,11 \\ ,,"1 me to,tal I)n I can't d0 allo thing, hilt

dlln't [eel [ ran Ieavc Ih"I11.The'\ '\ e been awfllll} good friend,to \I1P cvr r s iure I came to Melt-lia rn.'

\( I,,,t she wa s ahle to go lIP-

s t a ir s. anrl site felt so tired thatshl Aung herself on her bed just

J " • t ~< J ~ n ,"r-n-d th~ d "l'woth ,qu'e\n~I"m~"t D~lil'lmr11~:l the enn,

lenis,

to gel t~1I minules' re<l. . nd asshe die <0 she ,udr!l'nlo remC\l1-here,1 1111' Ivld thun ,It" it"d St'PllI), II:' '-;":llnn dn I'ell1"p' no( ,0

\(T~\ ('dr!. ;h .\Otlllg ~lr" \\'cnt-\\f1!-lil \\a ...• r{lllr! (l tr\ in'..!. Ile\\ rli('le1](' ;11111Clell 1](\\ dIll'': I',peri·llH'llt~. IIrirr, Innl t 111;llJ I Ill( (' h?d{ 'C!;I'llH'd III hi" / ()lI ....in·') l""c ..ellr(':"\\'ltn,", Ihc <,::,,,'d ,oj h~'n,<.:: l\lar-ricel to" do,l"r .111(!Ilt,n 1,""l'llIc.III r~l1;'l("":- It'", 11"11" \\ f' don',kl1n\,- 111'1' h hill \\ (--' I lln\\ 111nrt>

than the \If'Oldt, \I'll <..:eCl\~ to hrIi, 'C in. '1\\ rI,,,,'" I ]IIi, thadgi\ t'n (lIlt' (li ht I ...•'lrill 1,,'1,_1, ... '111(1

dCII;'r"d t"'1t 1t"1 it, "lilt lad, didllo!l(l(I.' r-tll: 11;\1'111,

Yr .\(;\'1--1_ Y110'\ til;,t

11](· \\ ",I h"d, (\1111.: \1 rs

1;;11(' rC'11<'11lIH'n'd

Ih, I" (e't 1';](1 "' "I'

lHCI1 ~ug~t"'lf'd J(l

\\cI,I""rtiJ hI 'Ill\lIlt 'f:-111 Irld' \(! llrdill'..!. tn thi""l;jI h '1 ~ 1 ~l"s () I \\ ;11 tT L;. k C 11 \\ i I h M

1'1111'11 ,d <..:~lf ill it lour t;I1I(," ;l d;,.\'lint "I,ll ,k;:II,"d lite hn'h bill ;!C'

t 11;1 II \ III •.•.( llll! t I (" lJrlll1'.:..lll 1)..-1 (.J...~ lp,d, II! \(111111 .\11 c!1I1J:,j (1l1p'

tll}! " e 1l;·rJ f 11'111 \\ it h ,,( nl, 1111

11,l(ltit' I "Ie ;':"'1]1 II "I tl'h 1111)1(1)'1... ( rI ('11 In I h 11 ·ltOlj llll'lf

\';11t'h

1< 1\' i~h'tO l( f 11 (Ill lllll,"!,l :' "k 01

illl 'Illlt Clllr;tti ll1 011 tIl'"'

'rll ( "( 11 j\\ hCl II' prnt!lt-.

TIt,II e\' 11111,<:1,,11(' "n-I 1t"1 iI'lIlt1\ ('111 1'1 c;lrh II 1,(',1. !'tll I""ldi'l llnt t111rlr'·\;';' ... ;.J.l Oll!'r. ~l1(' ft Hr(' ...t'.~ •.•o::. ;.lI1'1 eXlll('r! \\ il11Ptll 1.1111\\

11l\~ "h' \1,0 ,h' It, d i"11 t'lelJ.-hl 1111 pcel 011 rllI\\ 11 t;1 jr-., 1,,1' 1 \

I'll. 1[J;11 11'-1' \ 11'1 Itl 'II ,I, III lor aIll' ..", Ul t..'f [o'ld hl1or~ ~ni1!,':.

1/1\1 •.•.

I~",·I.\ ill hi, 111'11'1i"d life rill el"h-"I" ir '1111"'1' h"rI ill\\'lI' he cn 1"1-1III 11f' dlllllig 1'0('111 01 t he ()Id,\I,lIlol "h"n h c h"d to Ill' "lit la t e.F:tI' II ca ve " gnn(1 (1<'al nt t ro uhlc"11'1 "a, ,,1\\'''\' (;;1 more t han hew nn t ed. ~o at l",t he ha d c x-pl"1'1\'d IIt"t lu- \\ "111d I en 1111lchra t hr r tal,e ,omrth'n'" "I 111<mot h-('r'..: hrUCie,

12111 'ilt dn\\11 \\·iilt" hon1-:. hillpre<l'llll\ dIP t e lcuhouc 1''1lie. "lidshr hr a rd the \'011" o I ,\11'" xl ac-S"h. Juliet', de-v 0 ted prrsona l''''':lid.".\10 y o u n a

i<-dd' doe S]1' tq'\,111 wr Il, .\1ixs(;:111. :'h,' has[JrCIl I"klllg agl"" of waterI~tr" ilt eleven

•.~0'(1<,\,1" ;)lId 1\ hr'lInOli to ~:i,e It tu'I<'),e her."" Did ,he la),e all,' tl,ill'~ 10 make

Itcr sll',,!': I 111"an a II.' nett 'lcep-in'~ ([J, \t'.:!lt? ""\nt Ih;It ] kll01\ "f. But ,hc

rlnn'l lil", 111\ ;,,1,'11' h. I' " thingIi"!' (h"t IH'C;('I'I ,11(' kn,,\'s therlpet"l d"I,,"'t Iii,,' Itel laking an,v-thill'~ I""ld\'s, ,It~', h\,('11 ha' in,gth:J1 nlil":'\:" 1.lIch ;11,,1 ii' h"li,edhel t, ,1, I I' I rllll"\ hel"'\e shetonk ;111\ thl11~ t0I1;;..:,11t .,

I"n, fell '1'0" 111"<1.\11" ,\1,1' \al' \\;lIller! hl'1

I) 1\' IllIll!, I'd [Jet IeI'IJr \\, 111'\I,r:h, llIi,,? ,."\ IIII'd "ctln n' I r!>l Iltat. .\11',.

Lind ;1., j ... (1\ ill~. ;\IHI 1'111 "nrc he1\l'n'l I\'I'h 10 III dl,ltlrlll'r!"

I 11<'1''' ,';\1'1( " 1'\,,";(11111 rep I., to1":'1. .. I Ih;l11< h, "11'~"t III I'nille,~Il" 1,;,11 \11,' .1111"'1 I' the dnc·1.'1' , II lit. "ill'l ',II. Iii, Iii ,I dn<llo" 10 hcr. '

I"IW "c~",'d. "\\ llul'l '''\1 1'1."n ~ In l (\Illt' (nOel'. '

I \I cnt in justher 1 couldn't

\\ ;1 s itto do?,elld for

I niter s til pl'l'C1u1"l. II, "I'd!>,\\('111(1 (Oil1\..' 1l11""l

II,,' n'ai'l 'aid::1' II, Illi 11 \ e

Ii I i" I till'ea, rer.ll., rln rt l tln1Tll~

\\ Old(! he ;1 (01111(11 I ttl llr

• \ l'r~ \\ ('I J I'll (0'11' ii' 11J' p.

\\'e"ril} ,1illl<' nJ" IIld h· I' h"drl\llll1 d()nr \' ..hi e1Fl I' h"r .:-I'lnt

callil (l111 01 he r 1-011111.

" \\ h'll i' II 111-' "(' 'I', ,hlll'(hr:r Jl\nne at tl( dIIOr.··

" I,d" 1'11"1 \\·1 '111'1 ~Ir' . .\Ial'~,lh \\ants lIH II l:' ()\.t'r there.".. I \ I ;, r 110\1 (I "11:11'd th •.

clrl.: 1,-1(1' Illllt.1 1~ llelUi11111g

H 11 il1l 1lnab1c ~'

j'" th:>1 the 0 "1l11(Cer \\01":1I1Ill'HIe n o all"" f'l thlltl~b 111 herhe;lr1 ,"c oj! 'ro' r]

l"Il, i;II11111'r! "I a n old ielt h a t ,\I r;,pped a hin cn"l .uouud lir r..in« ., J1 "Tn', tIll' road tn the Old\];'""1' ::;he Iouun ,111lie!'s maidan "\(111,1" wa inn-, for her In theha II.

,j 0, J111<';S, ;:lIn eJafl \ ouvrCOllie ~ l'm :~et Iil1g rnorr- ;IIHI morefrigl'!encd. I Ihll1~ '''11'11 ac r ccwe oug-ht to s e nd fnr Dr. PIl1'\ e s."

"

"Th;lt', Ilot a bad idea," saidJane bl'iefl), telling herself the\\'hile she \I as a fool not to havethollght nf t hat solution herself,"\\'ill ye come up and hal'e a

look at her 1\1iss Galt: 1 mcanbefnre \\'e "honc to Ilr. I'ul"\'es.".. Certainl) I will",111liet \\'entlVorth \\'a~ l,dng on

her hack, apparelltly asleep, She\\ "s clad in "11 old fashioned \\ hitela\\ 11 elll broidered nightgo,l'll, rindher thill ,'eined hands rest ed ona bluc \\,at ered silk eiderdo\\ n"I can't see anything \\-rong

wit I-- her," she whispered,"Ye just try and wake her,

n1i~s."She first said to her g-entl',

"\\ alce up, Juliet." Then, moreloudly and insistently: ".1 uliet 1,111liet! '\"ake up--" But the\\oman lying before hcr uid note\,cll stir.

AT L '\ST J anc Calt took Up1hc s!cejJer's right hand and

felt her pulse QUIckly then sheturned to t hc elder I)' maid... You "re right, there is some-

I Itin,~ \\ rang \\·ith ltCI', III rs. Mac-~ab. \\'ill oOU ,~I do\\ n and phoneIn D,. Pun es h011l the study?\'k him to COntI' around at Olll e.""\\'ould Ie min" phonillg VallI'

,cl[ miss? Dr, Punes \\011'1 \'omefnr me. Ye sec, we\',- sent forhi!'l '0 often II hen there was 1101h-IU'~ I1lueh the matter, 1'\ot latel).I Jnn't 111ean .'tIy dear lad, hasbccil much better latel} and not sof" 111iflll about herself."

nd tl'en the maid \\ ent on, halfto herself, "0, I II ish Dr, \ \ ent-\\ ortll was here!"

laue r"n dOllllstairs feeling be-\\'ildered and a little frightened at.1uhet's extraordinar) state of- wasit coma?"Dr Pun es i, not in." allSl1 ered

a cro,s ,oice-drs. Punes' \oice,

CJ3yBelloe LOW11desMr

If 1'111 c;:nrr) to ..;:t., he \";:10:; -c nt fOJ

abnlll an hour "~,, anrl insrst er! on~ntll~ 011t \\ ho I" it \' <1 lit •. him? ".. 1'111 J anc (,a It .\1 r s Purves""0, it's \ ou 111.\ dear! hope

.' ('I1Ij" ;:111111 isu': ill: .."It', l ulict [larry', wife, who

i,n t ,\'e I!."Till '"01('(' (l.~rlin hel';ll11(' sha rp

n nr] uup lca san t : 'Is vounz Mrs.\\'cnl\\"rth 1'(;<11, ill:""11 isu't 11I.1·ly Ih:11 I would send

for Dr Pun l'S If j didn't think itI1CC:C<':~rt.r\· i, it? ,-., II ynll rr a llv tl ink her ba d, of

cour «- J c"n g~t ;II him. \\'hal\the ma tt er w it h her? Pa lpit a-tion? ".. \\ c ,imp!> call'l I' a l.c her.",. ( a n t 1\a k e hei ? \\'hat "U ex-

t ra orrn na rj thing I J'II ',;'et through10 til< doctor ill oncc, unless he'son hi, 11'1.\ home.'Dr Pun e s was ou his way home,

so ,omPlhilig like three quartersof a n hour went b\ b e Iore he ar-rived ill th, Old II]"nor, and thenIte net [1,,1'1'1' \\'clltllorth on (hedoors! r p." \ \'hy

PunT' ?here? "

\\ ha t 's\\'ho's

thobeen

matt e 1',taken ill

n"telo th'Tc It il' not have tobe an 'nque,l.] will <end

da , 01 two.can meet.Aff ertionat e lv J aile Galt.

Delia spent a iong lime O\'e1' herlc ttl r of condolence to luliet's wid-owr-r The fi nn l 'OP\ ran:De"r Dr \\'ent\\orth:] han- iust heard from .Ian-

G"II of vour bcr caverncnr, and] [eel I must tell you howshn~"ed and grl(,\ erl I wa s tohc s r of the passing of poor,prell,' Juliet She was '0 ex-c"euingly kind to me thatf, el I shall nev-i forgel her,

Please accept m} C!cf'l,e,ts:, rnpa t hy in you: sorrow.

Yours siucerc ly.

Delia Seaton.

I'OU a line in asaying when we

The postscript almost wrote it-self :I am leaving Mc ltha m next

Thursday, for a friend has lentme a tiny house. The addressis 118 Rauclag h row, I hopeyou will find time to come andsee me some day, You havebeen so good to me tha t I feel)'on my only real friend in theworld,

Three days went by before therearrn'ed an old-fashioned lookingbla (' k-bordered envel"pe addressedin the firm handwritinji she knewto be that of Dr Wentw'cril~She opened the envelope an<f felt

a pang of disappointment. fa. itconsisted of four short lines:

Dear Mrs Seaton:I thank you for your sym-

pathy.Yours truly.

Henry \\'ent\\ol·th,

1'\ot a word as to his being herold friend, and not a n allusion tothe fact that she \\'''S leal'ing theneighborhood.

(Copyright: 1934:By 1\[rs. Belloe La" nd",)

(To be continued,)

TOP GETTING UPNights- Sacka he

IMakes You ForgetYou Have

I AL T J.I \'0 longer doe' an)' wrarrr "f fal'I' trrlh1'1"'('11 In b~' annO)f'rl (Ii" !t,tl Jll <\t C;l"\'.r.\~Tl':I·/riJ. ,I 11('\\ jUlIlllned pondrl,

~pnll:"JFd 011 YOllr platts \\111 hold lh('!flnrm "nd l'omfortahlr. ~(l gumm). ~ooeytac;te or feeling. (;1I1ll,\ and mouth ,,,ill Ilr>t~('t "'1)1'(', .:\"oirl rmharr<1s<';l11ent. (,('t F.'\~-TF.FTH from \y.d~Te('n·s or any other goo,1c1rtl~~j~t.

Drastic Drugs

.. I'nl afr"id it's your wife,"1'1" I \\ a doctor, \\ ent quickly up

to Juliet's hedroom.IPI1P "'h st"ndilli..: I" the her!. all

the health.l ('0101' drailled from herfa( ('."['Ill ;drilid," site hcgall, "1'111

afr"ld\lld then the tears

beg'l II rolling dOlt 11hprface, for ponr, sill)"selhsh Illliet was dead,

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\\'e C;lllnot m •.et loda.\·, for;) drcadfl1l thill" h'" happel1ed,Poor Juliet diec1 la<t Itighl in!tel' slecp She had, it 'eems. a.Iig-hth ddccti,'e \'ahe 111 herheart. and Dr. Pun es ,aid hersudden death did not reallytake him by surprise, so fortu-

Don't TakeYou ha\'e 9 million till, tuhes of fIlters in I'our ki(lneys, "hieh are

at work night and day cleaning alit Acid" and poisonous wasles "nd pur-ifying your ble-od. \\'hich ,~ireulates throu,!!h 'OUt kidnc), 200 times anhour. So it's no wonder that poorly functioning Kidneys ma\' he the realcause of feeling t;red. run-down, nen-ous, Getting Up Kights, RheumaticPains and other troubles.

Kearly e\'er~OI,e is likely to suffer fronl poorly functiollin~ E.idney sat times because modern foods and urin),s, \I cather changes, e"posure,colds, nen'ous ,lr:1.J!1 worry and oyer-work often place an extra hea,'y loadon the I(idneo s

But \\ hen :'-Otlr l,itln('yc; lleed help. tlon't lal ..e chance" with urastic or itritating-drugs. He careful. 1f pOOl I\' functioning Kidnt v~ nl HladdeT ma~~ you !'iuf{er fro111lJettlt1g L'p r";ig-ht" l.eg PaIn" ~('n'otlSl1ess. StJt)nf'<;<;, Burnin~, Smarting, Itching,Acidity, Rh(,l1t11~tic Pain.... I.umha:w, Loss of \ itality. Dark Circles under theeves. or Di7.7:im <:'!', don't \\:1.<:.1(' a minute.Tty the Doctor's prf'sr',-jpti"'m Cystex(ptononl1ccrl 'si ...s l('xL See for yourselfthe ama.-:ing ql1icklH'!'<:' with \\ hich 11~rothes. tOl1e,~ and cleans l"aw. sore, in-i·taled tTlcmbrant's.

c) <;tex is a rern:llkahly sI1CCe~<:,flllprescription rOT poorly ftll1ctiol1lng Kio·I1t'VS and Bladder It is helping milliollsof sllfferers. <:IJU many <:,av that In jus:ta day or ~n II hclpt'U them ..I"ell like ahah.', hrnllQht tlt'\\' "tretlg-th <lull ('Iler,l:n,

ra,£'c! rheumatic paln<; ;Jtld Sllffl~es"'-1 made' th"lll fe< 1 veal' ••. ,oung-el" {n.tf'X, starts ein'l1J"t'ng lhlO1lch the SVStt'll1 i,nI:} m;nlltr's helping the Kidn(>} ~ In 11wlr\\flrk nf rlf:aning nllt th£' hlonn ,Iud re"10\ ing Dnl~Ollnu~ (\cir\" rlnll \\a ...lp..: ill lhf'<;\·<;trm. It doe'S iiI;; \\ork fJlllCkh ~ndpo<;iri\el) hut rI()~S 11('lt ('ontain ~nv dnfH's.nrtrcotics or h<thit·formine- ,lrllgs Tllt'iormula i" in f:'\"cry p;lrkage

Beral1se of its .,m:l,ing ;.'Int! alp10"'1worlrl·widc ~l1CCt'SS, tht" ))ncl()r'~ Pre.•....ription knrn\ n as C \ ~tf'X (prnnoLlnn"oSiss-tf'x) is offered to sufferf'rs of ponrKidnev ann Bladder functions unclelthe fa¥ir.pla) Ruar,antet" to fix you up toYour complete' ~;l tl<;ftJCfion or mnney hack onreturn of C'mpty pack;lg'e. It'c: nnlv 3c adose. A c: 1 ,. 0 t1 ,

drl1~oZ'ist for Cystext 0 day and 1"if'e for\ ourself how mllch;oullg't:r. <:,trong-erand h e t 1 f' r YOllcan fecI hyc:imply clraningnut your ll,ltle ••..c;.

C'· tex mu I dothe \\ork or cost

City Health DoctorPraises Cystex

IJj}('tor~ and druggi!lts elerywhere UIHlft\tttl thf' pre::.criptlon CYlilex becl\u!.e ue it"<:nlt'ndicl illgredient~ and lIu1rl( action, Forin,tallC'E'. Dr \\' It nellrgc, gradtlHte i\.It'dil al f)t>pt. {}ni\f'r~Jt,'1,1 IlldUUltl formur

!I( ,ll1h ('(JItIIIlI~:'olorH'r HfItlfll,lnlllOJi'l 811(1 ~Jf'(l·i!':il DiH'rfOl for in'lllf-,ItH P I UllllH11J\ 10 "rars,11'1 f'ntl\ \\ tlJ[(> thp (0)·Itt\\ In'! letler:

"TI1f"l·t> j" little (fueg-tlnn lillt '\ hat Dillprrlyfllllt'!ll,fll n~ h ldney andL:laddt'f or;.;all" are' Italtil tilt' Iwalth Ill~Um·('IPnl KltlllC) f':'if'retlOns,lit Ill!' f au~(' of murhlit "' •. ,,.. utff'fin~ ",Jth1'1l11l1l' t)af°k, \\eakneli!!.),II' Clll ltlintll 1\1H...1rhptJ·'''alll Illlin., Ilf'adll('he~f]lH\II, f"xl1au~ted hod\'. 'Ihis cundition 11.0In"Ifplf'~ \\flll f1urllwl tf""t 2t ni ....ht h\ "IlU·in~ Iltt' SUn'prf'1 to ri~(' frequently ror ft"ltefand r•...u!ts In painful Hrretion, itching"martini{ Rnd hurnlng I am ()( lltf' flpinlOnthat C" tex tlf'tinitel" rorrt"rtg (requent ('a\ltt"(no')r - kHlnrY funrt Ions) of ~tlf'h r(Jndithlr.~ami I ha\'fl actual Iv prt<;crJbt>d in un ownpr:H , !t'f' for mllny nar .. oa~t thf' "amp in·gr~dil r(<: rnntalnt>d in 'OUt fnrnlllla (>; texIlot I nlv f'!('rb a ~pleO(.Iid Int1Ul'nlf' :on tlu"h·in~ 1}()l~On~ from lhf' urinary Itl!(,t, hut al"oh~~ It" Ilnt I ,t'j)1 If' If'tion "nd In'" b'3 in fr~e·Int: thl" ltlnud Ilr l(·tatnf'd toxinli Bel1nlr.~a" I do jll;.. f' III tltoriou .. a produ t de'fill" tilf' ('n(Jllr-.pmf't11 of the l\lf>dicaJ Profr .1Il1 I ~1I1 hallPv inrlped to lend II}' namf'

find n1nln....rnnh Int 'our 11l" in 8'1' t'rtl:llin,zC~ f x "'l""H'rj, \\ n (~por::e. l\l 0

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