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Attracted by a tasty-booking roll of sugary material with inviting nut kernels surrounding it, I entered the shop. The young lady was serving a cusâ€" tomer who had bought a box of candy. He tendered her a five-dollar bill, a very dirty one. She took it in her left hand, straightened it out with the fingers of her right hand and placed it in the cash register. Then she took out two two-dollar bills, each (iii-tier than the bill she had accepted. These also she straightened by smoothing them with her fingers. She handed At the Candy Counter. ‘ “What is that nice looking roll in Attracted by a tastyâ€"Looking roll of‘ ow?” I asked; sugary material with inviting nut “H emoan Pecan “311- J," kernels surmrundlin'g' it, I entered the “ 0W m'u'Ch 391' Pound - shop ‘ nCane dollar. The young Lady was S'erVing a ms" VéilghtfaiEZegzlmicgloghg'md used in homer who had bought a box of candy. t1 . h ‘. .1 h He tendered her a five-dollar bin a~sm°° “mg t ‘5 dn‘ty. b? 1's t ‘3 ng very dirty one She took it in her lat, lady took the roll], land it on..the ceun- hand’ Straighten“ it out With “Eel SEQ? 2:5); inzuggeranfilfinht’lctli: m1: islezggaflzram mini; of sh? to out two two-dollar bills, each d‘ix-tier fiat lanfi the Badmigh:i wzves of than the bill she had accepted These er “am en’ 5 1. usm" el ngffl'b' ' ‘ she pick-ed up the pieces of confectlon- also she straightened by sn'loobhin-gl “ h them with her fingers. She handed \ :glgge by one and placed them on t e them to the customer and then turned} Next, with one hand she grasped a to me' paper bag. 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But even for chocolates my; taste had declined because I could not help thinking that perhaps the lily- White fingers which had packed them also had not been directed 'by a mind govemed by the principles of hygiene. The young lady in the shop seemed to be surprised and somewhat mysti- fied and also displeased at! my sudden change of mind. But if she happens to see and to read this she will learn the reasonâ€"F. D. “But, Marian," protested her Sun- day school teacher, “do you mean 170 tell me that you are not even willing to read the book? So long as you girls were little and your mothers bought your clothes I thought that I ought merely to tell you that the bird’s had to suffer and die to make trim- mings for your hats; but now that you are older it is your duty to read, no matter how painful the reading may be. Why, my dear, if you knew how some of those poor little birds are tor-i ‘tured just to make you pretty girls; Fresno, California ad Rather Not Know. PROVINCE» a little prettier, I’m sure you never again would buy pheir feathers!” Marian made a little grimace. “And there, my darling Miss Eunice,” she said, “you have put the whole matter into a nutshell. I’m so afraid that the book would affect me as you say that I wouldn’t read it for the world! When I see an exclusively bevfitching feath- er turban I don’t want to know of all the horrors that went into its makâ€" mg.” The next day Tom, Mari‘an’s broth- er, stopped at the door of the library. “By the way, sis," he said casually, “I wouldn’t go out to the country club with Miss Dennis again if I were you. She’s not your sort. You understand ?" “Or a Brahman? D‘o-u‘btlles‘s Marian wouflvd agree with the one I heard about the other day.” “A Brahman? How in the world am I like one of those old heathen?” Aunt Sally laughed. “I was think- ing of a story that a missionary wrote to me a while ago. It seems- that some‘ people here at home had sent him a beautiful microscope in a box of sup- plies for his school; so he thought he would amuse and instruct some of his Hindu friends. They were fascinated with most of the things that they saw} through the microscope, but when he put a drop of drinkingr water under the lens they were ho rifled, for they saw that it was swarming with ani- m-al‘cufles. Their religion strictly for- bids them to take life, and the micro- scope showed them that they were doing it. “The next day one of the Bnahmans came to the missionary and asked whether he could buy the microscope. My friend consented, but what was his astonishment to see the man take the glass out into the courtyard as soon as he had bought it and Ibatter it into pieces With a rock! Then, claslpirig his hands With deLight, he exclaimed: ‘Now I shall have peace again!’ ” V‘V‘Am liké that, Aunt S'ajlly?” asked Marian slowlry. “It certainfl'y looks so, my dear. 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