Evening Star Newspaper, December 26, 1922, Page 20

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, DECEMBER 26, 1922, ——— 1 I Il TTTT thi V' Hlillllllhllillllfllllll il T "flmm t o she p;u:!::z:m to be as I wish, ven lberty was m.nn_ a montie time, llr:ln'-)':-(’lblg_ ' | t sert % P o 0 e Conta b : B r :'g; i g reton A ouEt o e i he| One eve opened and looked at him| CHAPTER XIV. k,f..'.‘.2':,.f‘",‘,,‘fl",:j',",f,"}';’..,:;fi‘fl.’hg = h B on O t e ara | mugher. Then he kisced, the littlc | full of love and miscifet. The next morning the sun stream- e brilliant Cxpanse of dancing y ot dave = B R e e iacivomet s o o Oepcsitime Ched, asin line into Pensy's bedroom roused her. | JUIIITNE toa thal mparkied B0 » A 1 hat's a great concession.” ol ith Gleieaing or Biaxiy 2 ! et i) el odern Story 7| to tako all strength from the irl ! Shierens o bt amrricdl’ B . : A M S. of the D‘“rt. “"l(‘r head feil on his shouldew, and In a fortnight. That would ueem" fulged ‘in some delightful dream, | S5 crEaged 1o be marnnd S ? & y | she lay limp within his arms, watch- | eternity enough,” he r Which, like all dreams, must melt with i i it % 3 iy epited. he = until forty P ithou 0SS O n eres g (Copyright, 1922, by the Macaulay Oe. g | fnge him In & vague, dreamy manne 57 ¢ the morning. briddids N R ey . E I e e e Well, five years®then,” Pansy,| She thought of the episode with Le Tttt M"i“’l“il?-"{’n.] messssessesnanzenn By Louise Gerard msssesssmsasmansusstsani | Breton sat with her -pressed ngainst|#nwercd, suddenly wide awake. T fireton in the garden. | A gentle look ) U0t 5t was diberts 3 f Ihis heart, as it to have her there|¢0Uld see'and do a lot in five vears, it ingered rer face. He was a darl- ES B tehnEgtag = A 1 Christ ¢ _(Continued From Yesterduy's Star) | pointment Pansy turned toward the were all ~<ufficlent. 4 - Toworked hard at it Expeclally with | (18 R mazed at herself and he S r ri. [f = = | sea-wall, ana stood there with the| T feellike Jonah” Pansy sald prest S o onyol loomingioniinously i s oy gy e one st own be T, H ’ ea 1 stmas sav She tapped the tennis ball from her| sofe Iiene. of st [ “All_ wwallowed up. There|in the bac kground 4 | {SounEl oA i he .,‘,“U ned | She bad barterea her liherty for 3 lub that racket to his cb e Softlisbe shiimmeling L onyherncr to be nothing in the whole wide n three weeks, little girl. T've se 2 ntent 101 man's arins Snd o fow Kisers mngs clu 8 one 5 face wistful as she watched the mol- B been waiting for you all my life” about marry e i 2 and bhack again, world now but P y life H Sied P Pansy could hardly belicve hersell For some minutes Le Breton watched | 1o & With a loving hand he casessed her ansy stroked his face with me and’ rested on her cavable of such folly. mocking, caressing hand. “Poor "boy, you don't look like a waiter.” He took the into his own. ver mind what I ook Mke Sust Now that she had come, to find Le Breton gone hurt her. If he really liked her, he would have stayed all night on the chance of her coming. She would, if she were really fond of anvbody. silky curl “And T, but you, gives you the right to save any amount you can spare each week and at {her In an amused® manner, as it she ey \ iwere something so favored that she yIow's Siax) jeould do what she liked with him. Then he caught the ball and stopped the gam, Marrylug was quite another matter.! (Continued in To ‘The Prescription That’s Heart's Fase, want nothing henceforth and forever.” snuggled closer to him think I'm sitting her small, teasing hand & challenge for you, too, , knee.” sho whispered. o it 1 g *] A tear came and sparkled on her 4 > : he eaid. “Say in three week f the same time does not panss B st A ool e B TR o | B g T any o & “|Meant for You Alone . . S 4 & could not love her.very much, diagls gn o Wo year ‘e e fwo years to penallze you with a loss 0 wouldn't require a great amount | O e would not have left. o o""l'.'.‘f”.‘,‘.-.-“'f..;‘,' e e 'I"l uscd to tio cramped $ea of mate . . S da) A slight movement in the shadows And i o rimony.” of interest in the event B RS benind mado her face round quickly. ,cn‘.{’r‘,\“"“' myidRxlinaitisn cimsied oA mionth. Not a day longer. Heart's 5 “You satd 1 wasn't to wander about | her heart glving a sudden bound i ut your ear quite close. It's not sm unless you want o drive me When your doctor writes a prescription circumstances should re- i1 et ants i onaT e The Well, Fansy.” the volco she knew | o "1 JOUT S3T IS SRR, (9 Gy | auite mad.” Be xaid, a note of des- : Ly ey 3 i 1 2 = s S come for tou then: since you're| S0 Well said in a caressing tone. Ehainds a0 thnal perate entreaty ju Tis voice. or you, it means that he has considered all quire you to withdraw. &0 anxious to comply with my de-| She laughed tremulously. o Lene liis broud head down, close | , SUGGenLy Baney, could wot mect the your physical peculiarities—your heart, your “I thought you'd gone hours ago”| (o' o Sitr'y e, and which .w.‘;{'"‘:'"." ‘I(KI”‘ T e - éton came to her side, a mock- | wAnd that 1 dove you, » she whis- | 0D, PUTIL G miedio g (h;{[fll\‘v: ‘;'rl?ms‘t‘:]c e ”“;"fi" re ed mockingly. “That's a nice, q o = ered coma 0 her IS it make you diffe S g in his dark, smoldering eyes |PEISC. L0 1L enr the confes- | SOMe fnto her life 5 vou different from some other person. useful phrase to hurl abont.” seeme : 3 ul phrase iurl abont Chedin e seemed to le I'hats why you cannot with benefit use a The Home of Interest on sion had bee ! \ i |umu|mmnmmmmmnnmmumflmmuflmmmm sion of a blush deepened the ¥ heeks. have his clse “Possibly not, but since you're hu_rc; 1 intend that you shall stay hee for him. There was an alr of unusual and made into eanag Daily Balances unaceustomed patience about Le 1 "]“[‘““‘ et ,".""';lf;,"(""l‘a",',:‘l',',"} vAnd tiat you will marry me,” he (e for him prescription intended for some one else. i argued with his moonbe s adde S s : e lousislantesiwe =t'In the di-| CHOUEh,” he replled. “Iove and re-| “wpernaps, some day. twenty years In a montit t ul. But its That’s why we exercise utmost care in its ction of the couple. Miss Langh o S ey *she said airl “When I've g In to ‘ompounding: 1d never been Been to favor o Howearama e S rnun!M"T\::: Mt i : compounding sho was favoring the French mil- | S aTaTEhtls Fer i A eilteD e Breton had mever had to wait tender and tri- aire. Rediightly, Reteine e ") for any woman he fancied, and h . “Birds of a feather,” someone re- ; . had no Intention of walthng now. 1 o | marked { s arm went round her quick: 0 allINE NN e Munsey Buildin, With some surprise voung Cam- najshoiwns: WDt 2 said firmiy. A ] 1 watched her. Another watched | 5 hustler you Raoul i<y pressed \ @ he 1 fishy-cy . my little girl, not this have American blood in And e datent TR ) Pa. Ave. Bet. 13th and 14th Sts. N.W. fc0m wilobsl nydsalsea afteiiny| Meuw iiperes i B from i Atk M e = | nan from wiiose undesired attentions! “sie tried to free herself from his| s on lis heart = [ nignis befo flemizate ol 0y i e | iimieniich Conn. Avenue and It you dow't T shall know T O Ay With a touch of sav SaeranTfacns 500} | i flwnmflflflm"flfl“flflmumflmflflflmmflmflfl A eton . Piear! didwt)” she aid breathlessly. = : St i wasx suflicient to he W T T e e I Tt e e e e oodley Road NW. * | tasnion. SR B hon sten to the music of Phone Columbia 2000 | H there would be no ch, nt bar would be an eflic T \C‘.‘l";“',.f‘hj”,:_‘,‘,“i NG, 10, whe said quickly. “Let me| PSS Rever cross vl i t FEanitat it Taita | Pansy struggled after a liberty that el d o i aentimedetionell 0 Sl enasawaraplaly van(fiiing. S BuliNg mp nex ; i | dnswered 5 k ju 1 her, firmly. strongly watch- 18 b C intent ing hn r with n amused adr. S N i L %1l spoil my dress if 1 have to] i 5 e o it wrestie with |you o this shel P RN & o l t Y R H B N M e U Wk S 1 : I e nves a oney You ecelve “ or High Blood Pressure? USE RADIUM. i Het aated.” | '“|..\,.(..‘x aeio) | & i N you m oagony with pain of Rheumatism, Neur s AbEd 5 « unHll\ (l] Lo ““1( e si BN e i o a8 S e istmas In Good Furnmiture From [i Constipation, Kidney Trouble or Prostatitis is your dis- » Pansy tried not]p: hin his embr “IUs mid rhaps s | EC 1 USE kule M. { ton, but the ideal ngth Le Breto 1. or ¢ Time ong e o . Y ~ S S ! 4 . ” , el ver « beneh, he sat fiics £o0 when But at o Y cat authorities also give this advice. As sold in Wi HENt] B her on his knec ock the gardeners will be here l e s re l ou ls . it is She wondered how 1ong) - “\Why did you ran away from me|with rakes and bre and : . : il waity patience did not look | the o'her nig i« rateh and sweep us out of ou of his virtu s lim r rather ner- Jours at the most yo 5 1 HARMLESS INEXPENSIVE EFFECTIVE re Wy adane the hotel | vously with a biack pearl stud in the | but the gardeners wor't lot AU beller imvestmeitt couldinat be made: = yott dild not receive enough 1o in that evening. As she whirled | front of his dress shirt 1o longer than that. Good- 4 A ! On sale at i e . “>>Ky'.|v,:|'1“kuuy\\_' she suid, her eyes ll('ar:yu. 1 go to sleep u the | ash for tlx;‘ entire suite }Iml s all n_;_-m we'll ghdl\ extend vou long time credit, % wuntime.” S st il Merely pay a fmall amount down—the lalance in casy weekly « thly amounts They were s 1 diked if T| With « tender smile ho watched the | B h the big, masterful mar Mttle face that woked so peacefullyf = differe 1 I conid neve asleep on his shoulder. 5 H H ON ADV RTISEMENT. 1105 Connecticut Avenue N.W. Main 6797 Kellogg s Bran is ALL BRAN ’ —that s why it relieves constlpatlon' HARRY | N |izsorns o 1316 TO 1324 TR 'STE. 5 WNWE {]° s mitaicer \ ; e e LT W | Lovely 4-Pc. Walnut Bedroom Suite lingerer e ey TR ROl asETi- | recommend Kellogs's Tiran {E 1 OFF ALL TOYS' A ous b tho Somior lonwi ey || s S | ¥ Just think of it—a lovely WL LR Y 3 [Stais Rniong i Dvnria iubee LRI pr\\u:.lr g i e o hoth Be e “picce Walnut Bedroom Iind Bed, Dresser, Chifiorette i i : S e Suite with a_full length Van and full-length Vanity with Deduct 3349 from Regular Prices! fon S Ditksos foridhe renast s reiietes Rl Choice of Any Article Left in Toy Stock! [ was e ably low price of adjustable side mirrors. With $15 Cash—$2 a Week or $8 a Month 75 All-Wool Dresses That Ongmally Were Prlced to $10 all-wool and trim. To $16.50 Silk Dresses ln Tl'ns Great Reduction Sale at Dresses, crepo do chine. sattn or from the Sealdsweet ‘Florida Grapefruit panels finishea \\Hh Dhckl navy, bluack ar T8 8 967 YN TP YA e T T v T ' To $22:50 Fine Coats This 10-Pc. Walnut Dining Suit;a - ‘ . Reduced for Tuesday s Sale $ 90 a 3 ot ot : G Sealdsweet Florida grapefruit ! You don’t need the ready Consists of neatly designed, o = it R e i excellently constructed Bui- J 5 may be eaten at every n.lcal anfl g cash to get onc of these at S e : | 1Panel between meals with enjoyment i tractive Walnut Dining Closet, Serd o 29c Plisse ! $1 Panel 79c and benefit—equally good for ! Room Suites—well extend Irm\flmhl W‘]ynfu:}iszh:r( . _ o ne leather, Crepe, 19"- Lace Curtains breakfast, luncheon and dinner. I vou liberal credit terms. ¢ Blue or hrown A e e e PO B ‘ $15 Cash—$2 a Week or $8 a Month 4 A Sale of Women’s High Shoes 19¢ Unbleached Sheehng, 14c Sealdsweet Jlorida Oranges Sealdsweet Florida oranges are the better kind, because more juicy. TR AR T T T T 5 T A T R U A 2 45 A 2 5 2 T A T A A T 1 2 Red Star Diaper Birdeye, 12 SEALDSWEET GRAPEFRUIT SOUP J e | Made after one of the scores of tested | st recipes in “Horme Uses for Juicesof Sea | i eweet Florida Oranges and Grapefruit Ask your fruit dealer for Sealdsweet } Send for giftcopy, free. Address, Florida Florida oranges and grapefruit. Insist Citrus Exchange, 720 Citrus Exchange that he supply you with them! Rubben—lflo pairs of Women’s Foot- i Building, Tampa, Florida, ] holds, sto-m and low-cut styles........ 49c §2 Double-Bed Plaid|39c Large Turkish Blankets Towels Flannel, 22¢ 3-Pc. Overstuffed Living Room Suite Consists of 3 pieces of good 1t is indeed an achievement 25c Manville 39 | e\ T % A5 H i to offer such a beautiful Liv- proportions — Settee, Arm- Cllambray, = = 29c i ing Room Suite as this at such chair and Rocker, spring con- 3 # ng 5 B s struction throughout. Re- wioft finish, goodf Good weight, doubls an unusually low price. And, versible loose cushions. Up- on. ead, turkish t - 5 0 blankets; neat col-|all white border:,“:nlzse we'll extend you liberal, dig- holstered in a very pretty, 25¢ Pink Mesh Bandeaux, 19¢ i orings. A Sale of Every Pair of Men’s Pants $2.95 $3.95 Each $1.39. ] 20x40. nified credit. tno, yet durable, tapestry. * 815 Cash—$2 a Week or $8 a Month | | | | . 39c Canton B S ™t P W R material; inset A “Receipt in Ful e trust that misfortune m & ¥ never orertake Fou, but in the event of death or totel disbiniy To 79¢ Muslin Underwear, 44c $etope b Serges. worsteds, cassimeres, herringbones and every other desirable fabric goes in this sale. There are pants for street P(-m.up Levy &G . bluk. o, SUpporting 1.muy. i iavs Co, Extra Size stripes and plain whil in Togular sizss. - $5.95 ‘Worth to $350 from 28 to 50 waist, assorted in seams. F SRR W S ST Wl e 9, S5 Y7 ¥ vy S N S YT Y 7 07 oy B i Wer YAz N6 9 e e e Y e e e e O S S R e W ¢ & - Flannel wear, dress or work and 34 95 v et o | 733 _SewenthSt.NW—BetweenG &H. i i Gowns, 98¢ | there s a genuine saving * ne dovsieer. 1o : i nlloered ouise mo- | on every pair. Sizes v | |