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Dress for a Child1ir Mm3u4kee

HAVE a dress for child seven ynrI old like sample inclosed Plore-

alvr ndrlce as to making It Tholittle tlrl Is rather dark with browntyr and MArk hair Where can I getfancy collar patterns I> M G

I1izabcth N J1 oer OAblnod red cloth will be pretty

trlninrtl with narrow hlnck chet ribbin anil cllt soutache Itad with seV-

ril rows altcrititltiR on the skirt nodbelt nnil tlio > ol e nlnnco on the blouro-

xi Nl Vlilto nIl n > OkC nnd collarcjtlnr of nIl or wool Roods will ndd atlu nii nrinco for a little girlTiling colliil priltrrn rat IJP bought at

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nChoiceA of f o orsIVftr Vn c JUdk-ep I IJ1C1J colui xuulfl mnkc the most

V t ttxlli1 mil blue or brown Whathtjln of n skirt ami nelet xhoulil

1 Inlo7 I would like a long Jacket hutwould llfcc I nothing bccomlnr I amE fret S Inhf tall 31 bust 22 walt-t11sttrenna1 1axr brpn hnlr nnd light

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losh Dun vlntr and li b cpinnito your rmnjle lon A mllUr > coattriiKiird In Kilt hutton nlth a flaredninesored skirt or a lnx plaited dc-

misn1 will be culled to your figure Theserllllerns ore obtiirabls at any tornlrrJln piper plttert-

1IFo a Girl of Sixtci nlUjar Mire Juliei AM n girl of sixteen and would likeII your advice In inaKlng a dress of In

closed sample awl trlmrnlnj I havejjrlnht jarJs of material thirty Inchestwlde and fifteen yards of bias folds I

m 5 feet 2 inches In height and ratherSlender MILDRED

i Your wJn olored cloth will trim upicely with the sums shade of vclvoteciAnd Kilt braid or Pcrel m hand trimming

I Have the skirt boxpi uted on a beltI tin double or triple plaits without other

trimming than wido born at the tootA gathered blouse waist fastened In tho-tacic with putted cleeve Is a rood de

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OF PReCEDING CHAPTERSMercedes Garth a dnumakers aiiltUnt

its neat by her employrr to the horn of ayoung Mr Falrl1 h to whom Mercedbear a strong resemblance There she meetsillcnry Btrrlncton a former day laborer whoha beconn a multimllllonalr through thedeath of hU greatuncle Had the testatoriDices MrL Palrlelchl auntMlv thli fortune would have been em nut her death Ina foundling u > lum ha been proved Fairlexh deceived In the dim light by the like

iBen between his wife and Mercedes kissesthe latter Ill wife and several of theirguests witness the act Among these guests

Dorothy Kerr and her brother ClaudeMercedes vras formerly Dorothys maid andwas loved by Claude

Mrs Fatrlelih refuses to believe her huebands explanation and urged by old MrBloeum her father she vows ihe will leOFmlrlelgh Dorothy tells Barrington thatMrs Xalrlelghs aunt who U rightful heirta his great uncle fortune Is not dead

SCHAPTER III

I A Utrnner Offer of MarringAfUlINGTON stared at the girl In

i3 amazed incredulity his monu-mental composure arfd selfcon ¬

trol almost for the moment overthrownt Shes living ho echoed You saythis Runt ofiMr Falrlelgh this auntwho was next heir to the property Isliving I suppose thats a bluff Isntit4 I-

tiIt4 Isnt a bluff It Is the solemntruth Listen There was an old houoeIteeper In ray grandmothers house wholeft service before 1 was born to takea position as matron of the RyersonFoundling Hospital But she came oc

vcoslonally tOloe us all through myrchildhood and girlhood She talkedmuch to me about tile children In the

r institution torch was garrulous oldcreature Among others she told me ofthis stunt of Mrs Falrlelgh HelenDoll who had been under her charge1JlttOld matron lost ncr position soulwe pensioned her Well when the mat-ter

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of the Townsley will came up Ithreatened to cut off her pension unlessdie should make an affidavit thatHelen Bell had died In the foundllnaasylum Thatls how you came In forthe Townsley fortune The aunt Is llv-Jng as 1 can prove I also know heritvhcreabonts and can lay my hand onproofs of her Identity I have only tospeak to malta you a beggar

But exclaimed Barrington bewil-dered

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oJt you knew all this why didntyou say BO when the will was read

r btd other plan I stllbhave themjlhore is no use in going Into details

I refuse to give my reasons Somejnay Know them or you nosy

noiUut this aunt why didnt she comefortrard at the time

Because <though you may not be-lieve

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It she was jgnorarit of her ownjp rdenluy The matron and I alone know

j This aunt Is living In poverty but I-I caVsay the word Jha will make hr-

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time Judlc fI can I make a waist BO It will

becoming but cot expensiveplain but atylbh The

I material U brown iud white striped milkIam a blonde nJth liGht hair and dorkblue eros and fair complexion I am S-

j feet bales tall with 31 bust mcoBtiieund 21Inch waIst and I am seventeenjoara old What color hair ribbonshould Ioar1 E M M

A pointedshaped ypKa dlcct obtainedby tucking your rnatcrlal with eitherthe white or brown stripe uppermost Insolid color Is a pretty design and suitedto your slender flsure Allow the tucks-to flare at the bust The sleeves will bepretty made same way with puff at theelbow White ribbon would be best foryour hair but pal blue or yellow mightbe moro becoming

A Princess GqwnDeal Imo Judic-

I I 7 INDLY let m know some pretty k-signTV In a princess gown would

j like to Rot a dark blue loulslnehut jm told to Jet heavier goods I utn

I eighteen elr old C ULT CA princess gown demands a firm ma-

terial as the briuty of the gown laysIn the lit of it and anything IlghtTrelgbthRS a tendency to pull crooked In theseam Velvet or relvetMn milk bro-

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or medium weight brpadcloth arethe In rI niatcrlllH for a princes gownThere Is only one design obtainable atnIl state iari1ti txitterns fittlnz thefigure closely to below the hips where

flares full anti gracefully In a longlit It fastens In tho centre back orunder the left arm

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7TTo Make Her Look Slender

Mme Juillc iINDIA tell mo how to make a waist

j arK of Inclined goods with either braid01 lace IamdarZ with SJ but

and 0 waist I would like It to makenu look thinner and fashionable as Iam only sixteen ANNA S

Your royal blue faille silk will trimup prettily with cream lace Insertionany width from a half to two inchesAs you wish to Appear more slender Iwould advls yoil totuck your materialIn Clusters of three with space enoughbetween to lay on the lace Of courseIt must be up and down from the neck-to the waist line You could tuck thesleeve the same way leaving apuffeffect at the elbow and unestrlpa of thelace as collar and deep cuffs

But why have you waited till nowto spring this f

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cern you Suffice that at last I haysprung It as you say Now what do

you mean to do7With a grunt Darrin ton drew forth

his checkbook and a fountain pennow muoht he asked sharplyI dont understand she replied with

affected surprise-Oh yes you do You come to me

with a line of Information and want tobiaclmali me Im quite ready to payfor your silence Besides I want thename and address of that aunt

Why do you want that she askedwith some uneasiness

Im going to Investigate the case If-I find ahe has a claim on the money sheshall hac 11000000 Ill see she doesntfind out who It comes from Im notfool enough to give up the whole for¬

tune but the poor old ladys gain tohave enough to keep her comfortableall right Now how much do you bleedme for

11 Im no blackmaile-rNo It looks that way from where I

sit What are your terms Speak outIf I were a dimenovel heroine Id

say I scorn your gold but I dontscorn all of It I I want about ten dollarsworth of It-

Whats the point salted Barringtonthorough mystified Ten dollarworthof gold 1

Yes In the form of a wedding ringWhat

He eat glaring stupidly at her for sifull minute

I mean she w nt on at last X

want as price for my silence to be thewife of Henry Q Barrington multi-millionaire

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This Is so suddeal grinned Barrington unable In spite of him alarm torefrain from seeing the amusing side otso unusual a proposal

Please dont joke she answeredThis Is a business proposition Mr

brother has played at ducks and drakoawith the money our parent left UI Wecan hardly keepafloat another monthI dont love you but I love your for-

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and I mean to bo your wife That-Is the price of my silence Marry roe orbecome a paupr

IIll think It overhe mutteredt1ta a choice o

two pretty bad evils at best You shallhave your answer la a week

As he spoke steps were heard In thehall Mrs Kalrlelgh entered dressedfor the street and accompanied by herfather The old gentleman Win facewas a picture of pious anger Behindpattered thy anguished husband stilltrying vlnly to set matters straight

Whoti up1 queried Barrington-I am taking my daughter back to

her old home replied Mr Siocumpompously back to her father rootAway from the man who baa trampledon her y > ung and trusetln hear lt >

Gal gasped Harrington You doIt fine The only pity Is that thereIsnt some real reason for such heroicsCant you soe It was just a tool breakand not anything Intentional

That what Ire told her criedFalrlelgh eagerly but she wont lis-

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The light ira dim and the girl Inpink looked so much like my wifeant 4

Hok fen1 JntarrupUa BarringtonHer s oMfca ioU pla4 batter

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I great sensation of the London theatrical season Is toe shooting of theI by fifteen elephants each weighing over two tons All London Is

to eta this huge sight The elephants appear In an extravaganzaentitled The Golden Princess and the Elephant Hunters The climax of thisthrilling piece Is reached when the fifteen elephants plunge down a slope ofcoma fortfive degrees into deep water TIm splash made by fortyfive tons ofelephantine flesh and blood is prodigious 1s tho effect on the audience-

All this takes place at the Hippodrome When the time for the spectaclearrives the circular arena floor controlled by a huge hydraulic ram sinks down-ward

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In Its steel tank and tons of water flow In In a few seconds the arena Isa shimmering lake and the curtain goes up revealing a long rocky slide surround-ed

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by masses of tropical vegetation At the top of the slide appears trumpeting

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<pr you than any of usAs he spoke an elderly man In the

rigid black street costume of a RomanCatholic priest entered the room Hi

all Wbays WT iHe looked In amazement fromnieces tearstained to her angry

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How to Win a Prizeportraits will be printed with The dlrl In Pink one with each

TWELVE or one eaoh day until the story ends The reader Is toblank space provided for that purpose tho names of the char-

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as the portraits appear from day to day and when the story Is finishedto send all twelve r their names In the same envelope to The Girl-In Pink Editor World P O fox Ct N Y City Dont send In oneppjjralt ata time send all twelve at be paid to answers

do not Includo au twelve portraits and names will be receiveduntil noon of Feb L

was Father Tom Sloeum brother otYoung Mrs Falrlelghs fattier but ascheerful and sunny of nature as hisbrother was acrid and uncharitable

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My daughter explained Mr Bloeumpompously tonight found her hus ¬

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her not a month ago she foundhim publicly and shamelessly kissing a> oun p raa trosa a flnnimiilrtrn ea

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elephant who proceeds to slide down the chute and falls Into the lake with amagnificent tpinrh The spectators crc protected b > u glass screen twenty feetWeb

The sectional view shows In dlaRrnmatlc form the special mechanism Installedby Mr frank Parker the stage director to carry the fifteen plungIng ele-phants

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to the point 4u feet above the stnKe from which the start on their lawnI

ward slide As the elephants weigh two tons eAch some seventy tons of steelglrderlng have been used Hinged supports bracketed from solid masonry have

J ben employed as the structure has to be removed for the rest of the per-

formance Quito a menagerie of strange animals Including dromedaries zebrasand ostriches are installed In comfortable stables round the stage These aol

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I tabllshment She shall no longer livewith such a man I am taking herback to her girlhood home

But I can explain cried FairleighIts all a fool mistake Father Tom

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air Barrlnrfon Interrupted Dor-othy

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I think this Is a family matterwhere outsiders are Intruders May Itrouble you to take me home Mrfllocura she added producing a longenvelope hero are some most Importantpapers which I do not care to Intrust tothe flimsy strong box at our houseWould It bo too much to ask you totake them home and lock them In yoursafe subject to my order

Not at all replied Slocum posketIIntr the papers I shall beof any service to you

Dorothy Kerr was one of the fewwomen for whom the acrid old manhad any liking or respeot Ills admir-ation

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for tho stately beauty was bound-less

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and he eagerly seized the oppor-tunity

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of doing her a favorAs Dorothy and Barrington reached

the front door the girl saidThose paper I gay Mr fllocura were

the proofs of this aunts existenceI wish them put In A safe place forunl u you are much maligned Mr Dill ¬

rington you are the sort of man whowould not scruple to obtain them byany means In your power In MrSlooums hands they are secure

Falrlslghl1 called Barrington sharp-ly

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trntr4 back toward the reception-room

The young husband met him In thohall before be could reach the room

Falrlelgh whispered Barringtonhastily you owe me a lot of money-f I dont help you out still further

sour Wall tr peculations will breaky maid of a week You told me soyesterday Now I aint trytn to rub Ittn But If youU do something for me Illpan the debt oft and set you on youreet siam And whats more m bring

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Influence to bear thatll set you stralghwith your wife Shell think twice be-fore

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dei rUn you If X tell her that he>

name drops out of mywill In case sherefuses to forgive you

What must I do to gain all thispanted Tolrlelgh wildly Im dupehate at losing my wife and at the visaof losing my money m do anythingeven murder If need boto get straightonce more

He spoke recklessly unmeaningly-Barrtngton smiled grimly

It wont go as far AS murder X

guess lie said you know the com-bination

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of old Slocuras safer TeaTWell I want that long envelope Dor-othy

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Kerr Just gave him rm gain tomake a try for It myself But you canget at his safe easier than I can IVmmine by rights Get It for me and weresquare Im rich I can keep my prom-Ise to set you up In m-

Ill do HI whispered Fairleigh asDorothy came toward them to learnhe reason of Barringtons delay-

In one week remember warnedDorothy as she and Barrington partedat the door I shall expect my answer-

In loss than a week answered Darrlngton Ill have an answer ready foryou

But as be strolled disconsolately downtile avenue on his way home h-

thouehu oddly enough were lets onhis Impending troubles and on dread otbeing farced to marry Dorothy K rrthan on the demur face and gracefulfigure of the Girl In Pink

Dorothy meantime had entered thehouse In the hall her brother con ¬

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7s It Important she asked If notlet It wait till tomorrow Im tired-

It cant waltl he cried angrilySo Important as all thatIt Is n matter of life or death he

answeredTo Be Continued

Save the BabiesMORTALITY ta aomethlnpr frightful We can hardly realize that

I INFANT tho children born in countries twentytwoonequarter dlo before the reach ono year thirtyseven

per gent or moro than before they are five and onehalf beforethey are fittqvn I

donot besltato to say that a timely use of Caatorla would save amajority of three precious lives Neither do TTO heoitato to ay that manyof these infantile deaths are occasioned by tho use of narcotlo preparationsDrops tinctures and soothing syrups sold for childrens complaintsmoro or leas opium or morphine They are in considerable quantitiesdeadly poIsons In quantity they stupefy retard circulation andto congestions slclcneiu operates exactly tho reverse butyou must coo that it bears tho signature of Chas H Fletcher Coatbriamuses tho blood to circulate properly opens thopores of tbe akin and allays feverGenuine Castor nlnnyB bear the signature ofI I

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