Evening Star Newspaper, October 20, 1925, Page 26

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. €., TUESDAY. OCTOBER 20, 1925. | that Mr. Colby should be dragged into| “Good Heavens!" cried Waterman, |convince Nina Mergan of that fac his business. | “Nina M. ! “Oh dear,” said Doris, “I'm afrs ! ve heen wongderin, he girl went | adn't_guessed?” {1 shouldn't have told you her name.’ . . o n. MIE T shouldie g ey o Da coull |~ “Now, for Heaven's sake," Indisted 15 to 17 miles per gallon of gasoline ‘ E Ou ‘ l OSS ome Kind (o go into th | w her well, of Waterman warm) pu mustn’t dis- S’ whthout her ki : o . why, she's my exs vourself like this. You really i BY A. E. THOMAS: K hould have o v a { mustnt. You've put the matter in my ht in detail i red her startled eves onhands. Ll attend to it It fsn't as | A Mystery Story of Dramatic Power. hat I had. But I wis so startled she gasped. “Shelif Jim were to be about all the time | SRR ? nd so shocked that 1« do it, and | did 4 as he used to he. In three days he s impossible any girl| “Yes. will be gone—it may be for years. Just | nother with -uch a tale ever heard. Nina Morgan! To and forget the whole business. | the truth. It scems so that quiet little thing has been | Time will clear it The truth is| ‘s Star) | to hersel e ut of my office every day for |bound to ."But as he spoke W, said Wa ' - and 1 never guessed. "y A vow that it | ‘ ” 1ld help it | Coprright. 1925, hy Dadd (Continued from Yester ‘e came a discreet : : . After, a time ther | Honsible matedor tvel el v whep i T IR e S Pt 2 W L LU ML B TR | e T S Moderate purchase price —~ : “Your bath is ready, sir.” | fectly well that it h “‘.??‘:;;"'“‘-‘"'M\lq“fl<,'»”“' oA Gl SR n her thou | think she had lived up to the spivi Yex. I'm not making you very| ! T hSUEh e et e i< chanwel, Wi well loiter of her : ; and 1 want | y l l k t "2‘:&1‘)‘"\[:;‘“::& tea and toast.” he would be it she with de up hix mind o do the next he “Well,' Yeaierman, | : X Bains sur, TlSlng y ow u ee cos 3 . AS b i she could thinz shows an tell. Now just | wered. o' ch. CHAPTER VII . had had time in | “Very well,” he suid, | vour head. Leave| — > % : ; Srip upon hers | €I 20 s i is, why ot et me take o anything in this It is quite natural that a well built car would cost less Doris had had a white night. She <eif. , herself to what |1t up for you ;i - B o . 2 SRR was an uncommonly healthy girl. and e o Wil o dhuse bie SENBRCAD Sau meRnoi e W will dig iU up soon enough, 7 to maintain. Indeed less maintenance cost is in itself a her sl -5 orainacily ‘sound. . BOt| in FeaTd et it ] And if, 55 we hope, there's nothing in et ] : perhaps It Ia not surprising that o ol £ T - dete it they Il ¢ oo e hly for | proof of good building. Where lighter construction his particnla e M er n arrvived the church in - d i . . . oo g | ecadtundll " Stanrins morning | « v They w 3 ¥ e % i might quickly show the effects of road punishment, the ' ed f Nina A X. Bl 1 i . S, . . he had recelv e he \ S » that i 1 don't tell . finely constructed Series 80 is seldom out of order. Itis revelation was trer nof a b 101 El wised if she | o . the f I b e s, . e 5 . . i B e s e D T B L NV ot tell me the story at | sheck . *\hich W (erms P I i built for many years of dependable, carefree service. father was a rogue, and the heizht | jeli Wins Wil ankn AILE need to know is what T Know suppori uring their brier | M il Bi % 5 2 A o vious coifidence I dim e ;|5 V-—that it s @ tale of scandalo ) d o : Those occasional normal attentions, which every motor k . <he said abruptly, “if 1 ey was ured v e depth 1 i WoR jus " i W i - 5 % 5 e T ol st i wav, we any zaod for me to see | car requires, are done in less time and at greatly reduced | of the perturbation that now over fundamentali t et e pe ) he 4 staried look | cost, because of special high-speed tools and machines. seristate ot Waterman, it |- What an ideal” he managed | : herself to be marrie :VI‘ I‘;,l':|l\u\‘ s o R it mostly in fact, not of the mon of she lives for m»? had discarded for him. In v Why-e or— perhaps 1| | < Water suld ha known the n 2 0 . i i 1 3 5 o igis A e inhn 8 : s L GRct iRlin ity A Prices $2895 to $4045 at Buffalo, tax extra He wonla have beanits N i E < he had devel Time payments if desired quieted o | ew peril, 1 m | Aehin snd again she sat up in hed snapped on the 1 he “Let 1+ owalk . 4 a i Vit 3 T / and tried to read <lecy v ‘ e 1 < i e 1 1 1a effort which dly d i The i Bl 7 s = 4 “Ia the fivst place such a visit would ]’ when she recalled the t € < v - oris, ol =uins bid A . e - - volume . ¢ es o g 3 3 care b wdly she's = : 5 d s been Iy about Jim | her b h “ : . o en 1 about Jim | Fresh Tie eries 80 | - Investigate Series 80 economy. A complete dem- h hoice, but of the man whom onstration of the car may be had upon request d be most unwise | | | where it 3 don’t you see.” hej ~like a clean face, isalways i : 1 he ings siand? This worn by the smartly dressed ; = fe woman's a was Ivinz. | asy 10 clean a tie 71 itis oot dins g ' ¢ 5 " hai she has told the ! e hatlic T she 1 ) -‘ = o < mesamined | E - | B R S bk Foss-Hughes Company & flanr dn 16 &t g : er a u ihat vou weuld not e likely to enjoy | & 5 57 Earele 3 Fle motive Xina ¢ had A i e rist overrn i i | 1141 Connecticut Ave. N.W. Washington, D. C. lvin: n vain G € I ! tell L , s . = Iines MU dan niv prom i i Telephone Franklin 4541 o yet e Sl s Sl Uihe story that she ana n hastily. “Oh. | i g i ing. tell hir 3 o o Pty q CLEANTR il tila Waterman that | Yo . me the s Rut this. . wouldn't of honor. ) ? silence by he Presentl: plty for he “is not pre expected to fe my life. I expec piest day that 1 h:¢ P A\ I 1 2 with characteristic < e, ) In any sleepine posi Z 7 / Vi 7 77777 257 772244 7% Votice how Gody thoughts turned to Waterman a0t | ey . g motive she = v PRSP Z 2 2 Notice how the b odr Rolly,” she thought. “it isn'c nice 2 f P me, but it tion The Ace firmix | / v Rl S 7 compresses the exira him, either. I mu B i T seem possible that any such : 7 ” = Z just how I feel : ive could exist and it doesn’t now et buoyantly sup- N : . deep main spirals 1o as 1 am, and fc vl, I'm afraid thore ¥ ‘i % 5 7 < 4 7 We must cheere i Poxis every curve. 4 / 2 varying depths. The And when finally, a n s | ™, 2 - = = - 7 - to tinge the blacknes Wh | The body weight is 2 2 SN small of the back is dows with faint Z 0 this was her last thousght. fair to you to le e like perfectly balanced, 7 7 as firmly and eveniy The same thought ! this. But I have heen tryinz to think Hews 2 o when her eves opened e ho what 1 should do in such a case, sy, if £ sllowing compietere- = P ) supported as all the Jater, and with that I were a lawyer. If this 1 s . 7 st 20 Z 7 7 she telephoned 1o at % the witness stand and testified a % laxation for deep sicep 1 7 / 777 7 other body comtours asked him to meet her a my client as she has testified a Z BABR A (i Z Her maid found he i Jim Stanlev, what should 1 ‘nle Flavor %) - table while dressing. . have seen my father try severa of anxlety had g d to in d I've heen wonderi Roam In, her fath No—she must +| what he would do if he were try . church alone. She found h this case.” lictant tn tell her father | Waterman was incr uneom gazement. She « 1 fortable. It wa of hi e G, | ¢ ' Why pay more or miss its fine 519 75 Doctor” ik comfort when The Ace costs only He is wise who goes to his demtist M"';:,::' ";;':"’:n':: Skt e In the interest of your own h_eahh and per- qthcr bedspring_madc. Herc., out of easy whick ariginate in the mouth may LRI~ A : sonal success, spare a few minutes tonight sight, other springs use unyielding wire Sa’rmr ‘”z“ ST _‘:" i y . | to get acquainted with your bedspring. or stiff steel strips to tie the main coils. yeer. It pays. N, gy : ) 4 In design, many springs go back to the Butnot.Simmons. All springsin The Ace i days of tin bathtubs. The Ace spring is are joined with coil springs. No other as far in advance of these relics as a way provides the flexible, cradling com- porcelain bath excels an antiquated tintub. fort so essential for deep, sound sleep and When you sce The Ace at your favorite TSt that stimulates and rebuilds. store, you will at once recognize its mod- Two additional features insure lifetime ern construction. Joining the 99 extra- service from The Ace, th~ stout top bor- deep main spirals at their tops are 160 der and the patented stabilizers, which resilient smaller coils. Pressdown one of prevent sagging, sidesway and spreading. the big spirals. Note how it acts alone, gidy the spring you sleep on tonight. independently of all others, how the sen- Thep, see The Ace at your dealer’s. Built sitive crossed coils take up the pull with- 1,y thousands in the world’s largest bed- out transmitting it to the other spirals. ding factories, it gives lifetime comfort In the heart of The Ace mark well the for only $19.75. Beautyrest inner-spring 142 resilient coils that are found in no mattress at $39.50 matches its value. get pyorrhea through neglect & THE SIMMONS COMPANY: NEW YORK - CHICAGO - ATLANTA - SAN FRANCISCO 50NN ProwrrrEA, dread disease of the gums, last 15 years in the treatment of pyorrhea. Round. 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He can help you. ot (oS New Yonk Diffret freight retes make prices quosed slightly higher is Rocky Moustain district and on the Pacifc Coant To prevent pyorrhea consult your dentist : ; { at least twice a year, brush your teeth r a 9 : : might and morning with Forhan’s for the Gums. Forhan’s is the formula of a regis- tered dentist. s B d S rl 2 It contains Forhan’s Pyorrhea Liquid : oy e P n : which has been used by dcntis:: fo:'q:}‘m FOR THE G UM s , e * Built for Sleep « MORE THAN A TOOTH PASTE .. IT CHECKS PYORRHEA . " 3