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Reprinted from July 30 Love Story Magazine
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Would You Care to Jilt a Millionaire ?
SHE was just a model in a gown shop but she was very beautiful and a millionaire saw her and wanted to marry her. It was her one chance to get away from povert}^ and thinking that she loved him, she agreed to marry him. Then on the very day of the wedding— on the way to the church, in fact — she discovered that he was not true to her and that she did not love him. What did she do ? What would you have done in her place? Read "The Unhappy Bride," by Georgette MacMillan in Love Story Magazine next week.
RUBY M. AYRES' excellent serial has just ended and now we have "The First Extra," one of several short stories which she has written for you. It is a wonderful glimpse of the love of a modern girl.
E'N'ERY night when she came home from work, Elsie watered the plants and tended them carefully, but the soil was poor and they would not thrive. Sometimes she felt that love was like that, that it would not be lasting except in luxurious surroundings. But she had a lesson to learn ; don't miss reading about it next week in "The Flower of Love," by Mary Spain Vigus.
AND poetry I Heading our lists i-of poets this week we have Pat Costello, who has written "A Gift from Heaven." It is the dearest, sweetest bit of verse we have read in a long while. And there will be "Vain Wishes," by your favorite, Franklin Pierce Carrigan, and a sweet bit, "I Love You," by L. Ozelle Mathis.
)HEA JEWETT has written a two-part story for you. It begins next week and the title of it is "Oh, Best Beloved!" It is a thrilling love mystery. Be sure to tell your dealer to save hovE Story for August 13th for you, so you won't miss the second part. * * *
ANTONIA loved Dick so ■^"■much that she was glad to be even the second best girl in his life. But things took an unexpected turn and she found that she didn't have to be content with second best. Don't miss this delightful story by Violet Gordon next week, "Love's Second Best." It is just brimful of romance and the very latest in slang.
GWEX TOLLIVER will also have a sweet little short tale for 3-ou in next week's issue. Look for "Love's Con
HEART THROBS." Margaret Gibbons ^.lacGill's excellent serial, will be continued next week in Love Story AL-\gazixe.
AXD don't miss "Love" on page *>-89 next week. It is a collection of ideas from famous people on love — the most important thing in the world.
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