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MADE WITH OIL... mixes with water! Flower Girl's Fa HE curtains were drawn, leaving out of his wa T the tiny bedroom in half-light. "vi'iets, . lovely On the bed, almost lost beneath youthful mite. the quilted cover, lay a frail, whiter "The little haired woman with closed eyes. famous all over Primroses were in a vase on the her irresistible table beside her, and tulips and daf fine quality oi fodils and hyacinths--great bunches were always : of flowers of all kinds -- crowded than any other every corner of the room! Business flo flower vendor came--many y was grown--w own flower sb Shorts Gardens who used to fc steps of St. P brought other Her fame gre among her pat Imagine a real oilpaint that mixes with water, ..the safest, most eco Domical thinneryou can find! Noninfiammable! No obnoxiousfumes! No wonder KEM-TONE is the world's most popularjyall finish! And those breath-takingly beautiful colors... lovely pastels and the new, high-fashion Vogue Deep Colors. They make drab old rooms NEW,.. not overnight... but in just 60 minutes drying time. ONLY $36? GALLON Makes a gallon and a half of KEM-TONE ready-to-use BEAUTY AT DOWN TO EARTH ECONOMY So Mar-Jute n u 9 a itifbt fUjhtvwptiat,plMtM PrkB.iaooE boW INSIST ON GENUINE KEM-TONE AND GENUINE KEM-610 ! "Vi'ltfs . . . JLovefy Vf'lets.'" fire Llft/e FIve-feor-OM Would Cry. and Few Gay Blades Could Resist Her Smile. The door opened and a young girl tiptoed into the room. "They're here, auntie," she said. . The woman opened her eyes. "Ask them in, please, dear." At the girl's gesture, an old man and two old women hobbled in. There lived in the gi were several others behind them. of North Lorn They were younger, but had gray in titles before tl their hair. To the old- The aged woman's face, finely "the little flow< wrinkled in contrast to the smooth- had become thi petaled flowers around her, bright business. ened as she greeted them. One of he "It was so good of all of you to O'Doherty said, come," she said softly. "I didn't and people. S want to leave without--without tell flower lying 01 ing you goodby." v stopping to pic And then she smiled--the same water--just as sweet, gentle smile that had charmed anyone in trot the world almost 80 years ago, her to help." guests told one another later. She When the tr bade each one farewell, surrounded den heard that by the bright bouquets of flowers dead, and had that had streamed in from friends amazed. and admirers all over London. "It can't t It was an appropriate setting for shaking their . "the little flower girl's" last words seemed so youi to her old friends. It was peculiarly The will of4 fitting for one who had loved and was published nurtured flowers from the day she She left two h< was old enough to pick one up and $25,468 to her 1 sniff its fragrance. law, Catherine 1 That night, 83-year-old Ellen ty--a notable Keeley died quietly in the flower- - whose start i filled room. "vi'lets" on the Ellen was only five when she But to mar. started selling flowers on the steps memory of.her of St. Paul's Cathedral. "Vl'lets, osity to anyone lovely vi'lets," she would call out in ing hand, and a high clear voice to the city gentle charming smile men riding by in their fine carriages. illness could no Rarely could they, resist that All of, Londc smile or the big blue eyes -under the ing of "the- lit short soft curls. Many a young died as she ha .blade ordered his coachman to drive by the flowers 34 October IS, 1940 THS AM