Evening Star Newspaper, February 17, 1922, Page 32

e ihh < mlagmal ok e gl Sl et L o i s L S g e FEATURE PAGE. [ITTLE STORIES| BY ELSIE ROBINSON. LISTEN, wonwzt ‘When I was = little child I loved & mountain. I belleved in fairies in those days, and I thought my moun- taln was a friendly giant curled in Peter Gets His Wish. .l ll‘eap}" l;nn. as 1 curlel-z .vh:t:erl SUSAN SUE, BABY DIAGNOSTICIAN! She put her roughened old hand down BY THORNTON W. BURGESS. slept. It lay across a wide water, HEN Susan Sue, who was|9D ® WaVIng foot. With scorn in her| . : and 1 could not go to it, but I longed Dity-eight and knew her | 51onss, 8t John. sho picked up the| LTI, oo Soptakeiic (gitislitorahaw iy loveis place. marched.into her| With much dignity she whirled three of my glass beads. & piece of mistress' bedroom at mid- | 8POut toward the baby's bassinet. As Peter Rabbit sat on the top of my best red crayon and one of my night without .knocking, she did so Eh;‘inorkfdmup lt.l:emwu hl‘n’n&eu h-‘nu;i Jerry Musekrat's house pitying Jerry | : 3 egan winding them around the child. \vish bones 1 felt I owed amem *lbecause of an unwonted disturbance | Cuddiing the Giutractea baby over her |27 I tricd to imagine what it must the mountain for its friendlines: in that pretty boudolr. shoulder, snuggling _the drooping | b® like to have to spend the winter 80 now I am a woman, and my tairies have all gone away. I've lost g o b0ty Shegy 809 7th St. 1771 Col. Road M. S35 Cel. 10153 “Meet Me at Hellor's” RESINOL head in the hollow of her leathery old ,as Jerry did, d to look The scene looked an thoush some | neck, sha began walking pp° end ROl happens one had been trying to make a tab-|down the living room, patting and|o'CF !0 the place where the Laughing = my giass beads and my red crayom|,.,. like the piof insurance | crooning a sort of sing-song, while | Brook enters the Similing Pool. Just Soothing and Healing el Ty o A e :y John and Merriam listened in amaze- | there was a little open place where Improves bad chints draperies. rose-shaded lights, |and Dressnily dmuendoed. ity tioeq | (0 Water had not frozen. It looked P. i 8 charming red-haired woman in asighe. lackjandicold | dICbATIWALSE. = loun: ue eyes, tear drowned, roll- Suddenly Peter blinked. He blinked 1 Comp e,(.lons :"L“_’" neglige bending over a blond | oq accusing toward the culprits every | again and rubbed his eyes. It cer N YOUR. LAST 7-'. It aby, and a decidedly handsome young | time Susan Sue passed the amaged |tainly looked to him as if a brown ’ . o . 4 man bending over the baby and the|2nd humbled young Lindsays. The head had appeared in the middle of | f S OPPORTUN]T-‘{' ) kin s brick-red color faded from the baby's | that water. ' Yes, ir, there was some- | : g 1 Dont let apoors belP But the life insurance calendar]SKIMy 3 Soft flush of sleep came in-|thing there that looked for all the | stead, long lashes wavered, there was | world like a brown head, and it was drama is pleasantly silent, the ®pec-|a last aggrieved gh., and Mile. | moving. Peter sat up and staged. bar you fro Sl tator never hears the baby howling, |Jéanne Everett Leslie slept. Straight over to one side of that open simple use % the woman wesping ane the. mas | Susan Sue put her in the bassinet,|place’ movad that brown head and = \ cursing. | And. of courser the life in.|and. Without a word. picked up the|then a stot brown-coated little per- of Resinol Soap and Surance calendar presupposcs that the| Lussinet, bady and ail"ond departed |son climbel out on the fce. = - child belongs to the woman and the | fOF her own quarters. ‘Jerry Muskrat!” exclaimed Peter Qintment is sure to PR Wit o 1o e e Ten minutes later Susan was rat-|under his breath as if he couldn’t be- o th - paiisan Sue gazed in surprise at the il eIt e atova S recklassly, i y . . ] elieve condition ) < y. it most certainly had not been | ™y 3 DO MISS h&t Ch r e > there when she haa departed for et | . gl Heaven n't This ance To A dard skin treat t . € afternoon out. The floor was covered o the baby’'s wails by feeding an extra sniffed Susan Sue. from | bottlesgwhich the baby had prompy | aof KeSh 8 S5, YiEerately scooped -2 Bt el L e oot thac & e nrx;e'&x&r'?:},..? the extra toeding.” B utiuh s el verARICE flsildiln‘{ifiq - it gifts for all its friendiiness 10 e | omuelven heard 1t they nes trind o $0d T row ane's *0ery Ticic Tuty. MIBEESOR ST e MM St ol 5 Tonee | e, Hoheamel, 8, e, SY iy HEet, RAUCTh Koeiere (he NOW LIKE LEMONADE Lr”yton:lgy ‘x‘::;dm‘v; mt;:gul:n?syg:l;n: lwol.l erying twenty hours instead of “fihfiwmulm.e;:“-‘n'rrgnnfi:d VALLUES | UPTO - | R0 Boots, Oxfords, Colonials and Pumps At These Enormous Reductions! T 5 rty, and| And John was angry at the child | It, into such convulsions an e Yo R Vot underatand. - b o o |bcanss [t was ryin de Merriam be- | g0 long To bed, ME Lindmay. and A 4 v Ve - n' e it stop crv- ». > = e Epsom Salts made Tasteless with | 1 am telling of my love '&fn?"‘:‘l':e ing, angry at the child’s parents be. | tell Mrs. Lindsay to stop her worrit- Sai Ends Tom rrow N g’. ’ Fruit Derivative Saits .51‘.,‘3‘““"-“2n?fif.‘::'&.":“;‘.‘.{‘m ranges, | Cause they had inflicted the child|ing and go off to sleep. It's the two VALUES de 0 tght. -|upon him, and angry at himsel: - {of you th mentally wrong! That{ acles and :hr:;‘;. '?fle; (n&l’;rl‘s-ey'::- cause ho had been =0 soft-Nearted aa|Pore littie lamb," ahe limped disgust- | JERRY MUSKRAT!" EXCLAIMED Tied souls, each holding its own es-|!0 let such a troublesome creature be |24y back to the sleeping baby,{ PETER UNDER HIS BREATH, AS O i iruth, each Showing |left under his roof. ‘nelther of you with sense enough to| IF HE COULDN'T BELIEVE IT. This is the last week of what is unquestionably | beauty in a different way. ‘And all| AS for Merriam, her anger was|Kknow what was the matter!” , e the Greatest Value Giving Clearance f i . She was badly fright. .| . “Do you think you know what was|lieve it. “Jerry Muskrat himself! | their “moods are different as thelr| 5 0S, o5 quite sure that somct neensh | the matter, Susan Sucs: Top s | With & bound Peter was down from ! NEWARK Shoes for women we ever held. Never two are altke. There are wide, calm | {llness was upon the child. pered. 4 the roof of Jerry's house and scam- have we slashed prices so relentlessly, never have ! meadows in my mountains. There are She looked up at Susan Sue with 'Know!” Susan's scorn reached its| Pering across the snow-covered ice woebegone eyes crescendo. “Wouldn't any woman |toward Jerry. Jerry's was toward the ; we offered greater varieties or styles of luring, " tangled trails that no man WL oyen bables cant have|that had ever heard that kind of a | back of him and he seemed to be busy ty] more waste and _terrible with stillness, " she moaned, “you don't|cry before know it was nothing in|about something—what, Peter couldn’t exquisite beauty”. Every new creation is displayed know, maybe she’s been poisoned! the world but the cry that goes with|imagine. As Peter drew near Jerry A e 1 B.a Where the storms have struggled for| *"Phe two women were qulte ignor- | cold Teets” heard the soft patter of his feer and in Boots, Walking Oxfords, Colonials; one, two ing John. turned quickly to see who might be and three strap Pumps and Grecian Sandals--—hand clear souls—such souls as stroi Susan took off her c = < 0at and bonnet Another episode of this story in to-{oming. A look of relief crossed his —_— :‘:fi,’:.'.?"{:e“?:a‘ghh:}”uflme.n away: | uickiy. ' She leaned over heraare menother epis face. turned and welt soles---brown, tan and black calf- c i “Hello! Peter™ he cried. “It is a i idski i Wiisber ind the wlling of the pinds long time since I've seen you. How skin, kidskin, suede, patent colt, patent kid, black and in all the newest heels: Military, UPTO ! | —the chuckle and the thunder of the _— nyle You and Mrs. Peter standing the brown satin-- water—the infinite small shruggings winter and shiftings that take place in its BY EDNA e Hello vourself, Jerry Muskrat!” Cuban, French and Baby Louis. Nothing is missing. d Peter. “You are the last - : SR ~ e O, L Lt it BEAUTY CHATS ENT FORBES SonjTiexpectellionces Maosr it sl Our entire stock is included at these three sweeping breathingiof & living pile. For moun K 0! S. up there on the roof of your house | reductions: $1.98, $2.98 and $3.98. REMEMBER noises, vast noises, silence like a tide. . wondering where you were and how | TOMORROW i = et " I wish I could give myself up to the — you were getting on. I could hardly S THE LAST DAY! silence of the mountain. I wish I S believe. my eyes when 1 saw youl lendid physic-action 1d stretch myself upon its top and A : climb out on the ice. My, hasn't this Enjoy all the splendi physicactiont} coutafutestchimyscltiupon s lonjand Ways of Dieting. pearance they would have delighted|fU/"P O}t on the ice, | L jgouthe bome @ ofialdosels great mother earth. Once again 10| some one said that there are a hun- | the 1eaders of the Spanish inquisition. |~ ““Has {7 asked Jerry. | It can be drugged oft—the market is| “Has iL™" repeated Peter fn a tone | full of patent prescriptions guaran-|that showed that he was a little pro- teelng to make you young and slen- | }oKed,, Has it? Don't you know "'"! der even while you eat everything| - replied Jerry. “It has seemed | . The without the awful taste and nauses. n foor itinel from i Catiithe A few cents buys a handy package of | 5%, the o8 foor rice, from out tR€|greq ways to reduce. Fat can b 1 dictates in as great quan- | no different to me from most winters. . > - e et T hoaaeh = ilno1s There has been nothing hard Sbout Largest Chain of Shoe Stores in the United States. “Epsonade Salts,” the wonderful dis- | ders as they breed. 1 would like, | boiled off—you see this every day in covery of the American Epsom Asso- | when all is flnlsh;d. o gg\;g z.f: Moses | (1o steam rooms of Turkish baths. giation. Even children gladly take it. | &i% NER, 200 hiEnee (oare e un: | It can be baked oft—electrically heat- Drug stores. n. ed ovens come so gruesome in ap- —_— Lastly, it can be taken ofl‘bz :ne llrl_z‘mc. :\'hnfl( has mn’:len;l u: h'ylrd’.'” much more natural process of being er stared very hard at Jerry. > re-absorbed into the system. Bears]He suspected Jerry of joking. But and all other hibernating animals do Jaryia face was sober and it a8 3 WASHINGTON STORES this over the winter. e camel does | quite plain A e was in earnes: it when he stores up fat for his long| “Where were you during and after W 2 W. trip into the desert, and man can do [ the great ice storm?” demanded Peter. 913 Pa‘ Ave' N' I 11 12 7th §t' N' . the same if he only exercises his will| “Has there been a great ice storm Open Saturday Nights Open Nights power. asked Jerry innocently. “Now you 711 H St. N.E T always remember the story of the | speak of it, I do remember that for . INLE. Parisian banker weighing some hun-{several days the bushes and young Open Nights dreds of pounds who fiiched all the|tress over yonder were covered with money he could and then fled to a|ice, but I didn't think anything of S urkion bath Tterally Boniing. the | morms s Ume: Wes it such a bad All Newark Stores Open Saturday Evenings to Accommodate Customers. fat away. After some weeks he sent cried Peter. “Just for his wife, ‘who did not recognize|listen to him! Was it a bad storm? him. Certain that no onc else could,|It was the worst storm I've ever he boldly went out Into the streets,|known, and I've seen a few bad storms only to be arrested in my days. It is a wonder that there ner, not as the ru is anybody alive around here. It is as a strange and suspicious object of | 5 humanity. It was evident to the po- ‘My, it must have been bad,” m(dl lice that he had once been fat, for|Jerry. “And to think I didn't know dry skin hung in folds all over him;|{it! But why Is it a wonder that there 80 they locked him up and fed him|is anybody alive around here? starch, and when he filled out again|{couldn't everybody get under cover they knew who he was. The wonder | until the storm was over? is that he lived through such a vio-| “Certainly. Of course!” replied lent treatment. Reducing should be|Peter impatiently. “The real trouble slow as well as sure. came after the storm was over. I Gabrielle.—The shade of your hair|guess if it hadn't been for Farmer has not been affected by cutting it.| Brown's Boy most of us would have It merely appears to be darker from |starved to death. Yes, sir; that is the excessive secretions of the scalp. t T guess. It will be improved by more frequent ‘Why?" asked Jerry innocently. shampooing, but do not resort to us- ecause everythi ing a bleach, with ice, that's wh Bobbed hair sometimes becomes olly | “No one could get through it to get and clings to the scalp in less than a{so much as a bite.’ week after washing it. At such times! “How dreadful” exclaimed Jerry. shake a little talcum powder into 1t | “I pity you folks who have to live on toa ‘}{b some of the oll, after which | land all the time.” rus ou ‘The reason for this condition {s the| (COPYFisht, 1822, by T. W. Burress.) fact that the scalp is secreting enough oll to keep long bair in health. so with the shortened hair there wlill be an excess of this unless it is kept brushed out or washed oftener than needed when the hair is long. Interested.—The treatment for the skin which is known as “mud pack s an application of a mixture of in- gredlents that cleanses the pores and = REC : e R I SR ED The close weave—the well-s 3 M % e e followof threads—the soft, smooth finish give a Ay \ cream, 88 {t dries out il the natural “feel” to Fruit of the Loom that tells secretions. XEven the following day. if the sku'\’ x;u- p&mhea, apply more “Crazy as a bedbu g”A oo o e i —after a spray of Flyosan S OLD SAYING comes for- disappears when you air the room. cibly to mind after sceing & vou at once of its substantial quality. Further proof is the long wear it gives; while many washings only prove that your fingertips were truthful. 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