Judge — May 16, 1925 — page 31: what you’re looking at

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— 40,000 words. But so often have I been unable to find words I want that I think this should be changed to “40,000 other words.” Nevertheless, I can recommend it highly for recommend, occasion and necessary. The Villain Still Pursues Her TT" girl first noticed him lurki by the bookstall at the rail terminus, where she was idly. ¢ amining books and magazines. She had suddenly surprised him in his fixed stare. Glances of admiration she was | accustomed t glance of admiration. It was the look a fanatic the look of a Violent. criminal, she told herself. | His eyes glittered as though he ; w desire, Hiding her fright by assuming an air of carelessness, the girl selected | a book and handed some silver to the clerk. Then, as slowly as she but this was not a Obsessed by one irrepressible ‘There isa mistaken work is all that is dared, she sauntered aw On fearful: impulse, she looked work and get eothing behind her. Horrors!—the man still Teer ree ibe wench poet followed. With a scream, she ran | toward the nea Tian apa ater he At what rate do you run way! Suddenly she had | turned and faced him, or want your brain? of a better weapon, she then threw the book at his head. . fighecmost fan “Oh, Laay. don't! Tenderly the O you realize how much more ¢ of the most famou | man picked up the half-torn volume you could do and earn if you ' and looked at the girl with woeful gave yourself a real chance— DR. ELIOT'S if, for instance, you knew the secret FIVE-FOOT SHELF f fifteen minutes a day? OF BOOKS Which of these men is most like y The laborer, shoveling coal all his days? Or the skilled man, working hard for eight hours but making no real progress? Or the factory superintendent, who has a little more leisure and hope? Or the really big man, whose earning capacity has no limit, and who gets more interesting play and recreation into his ‘You needn't have got so fright- ened.” he explained. “TE wrote this hook—it's iny first novel, and [I've part it can p) | been hanging about for days to see some one buy it!” —Passing Show tte Tt is said that the recent carth- quake in New York was so severe that the contents of various bottles on sideboards shook themselves into | | ieoultai pas i life than all the others put | cocktails, Humorist together? " sas Said Emerson: “Any man with an ordinary common brain can make 7 . good if he has the willingness to run There seems to be nothing that the | that brain up to 80 per cent of its modern girl will not do to make her- highest efficiency.” self conspicuous. One actually ‘The secr turned up ata d. rntly wear- up to 80 pe ing no make-up. sxing Show capacity is_no the true sense « lf [oe a Ean | You'll Hare to Admit the secret as they (is q | le book which is ¢ BETTY'Sa Pretty Little Thing "7 | | this s book is free; it gives the plan, | | | Anow g24r-HiCM 1 comicbooks.com