The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 20, 1920, Page 9

ree emp cee an rm TN A RE RR ER “an unusual Cereal - you'll like it! Here's a way to get away from break- fast monotony. Try Sperry Flaked Wheat tomorrow morning. To try it is tolike it. A really delicious morning treat! For, it gives you all the goodness of the wheat— in tempting, tasteful, flaky form! sab aaiebttistiany Flaked Wheat in the fa- miliar Sperry Red Package. The package is character- istic of all Sperry Quality Cereals. Look for it when- everand wherever you buy. SPeaRy FLOUR Ca USA Ten mills and forty- four distributing points the Pacific Coast. Grey SPERRY Flaked Wheat “A Sperry Product” Offer $1,000 fi for Fugitive Capture HER (Continacd From Our Laat Issue) CHAPTER VIL Hin Son Gangoyne was the first to mpeak “Doll, you jook horribly worried Well, you've sent for the right man jt going to take this worry off .| your face and hands at once.” “Thank you, Dick.” “You're worrying about the boy. By the way, how ta he! “He's very well.” “Jolly little covet Now, I've gucesed your reason for seeing me. I offered help and you refused it most unkindly, give me a great pleasure.” It was delicately said, but Derothy was miserably sensible that generosity to be humbled she knew also, and shrank from inflicting the blow. Re. severity with words, “Yom, it In about the boy.” He amiled encouragingly, and led her to the sofa, senting himself be side her, “Dick, before we apeak of Min, I wish to tell yoy something about Crystal” “Crystalt” At once hie face hardened. “What I am about to tell you, you must keep from her.” “Of cours.” He laughed scorn foty. “You don’t think that I prat Ue to Crystal about other people's affairs?” “Perhaps not; but this ts peculiarly her affair.” “Her affair™ Hits interest became | more acute, “Yea. Oh, Dick, you mustn't judge her too barshiy; you must try to re | member that she loved you and war prepare! to make any sacrifices to win you back” “Can't we cut iis?” “No” The decision of her reply startled “AD right, bet pleave get to him. FOUND REMEDY FOR NEURITIS te teigenati 40 te have thin bieod | thought, Dick did not allow hunnelt | and strong nerves. The nerves de pend on the bleed for nourishment and if the blood t# thin nervous traubie fs certain te follow in time | Sometimes starvation of the nerves | Now you mean to the speaker took an honest pride in his ‘That his pride was about ing a woman, she tried to temper its SON BY HORACE ANNESLEY VACHELL Copyright, By Hl. A. Vachell the point. | “Min is not my own fon. adopt od bin 1 never married.” Armine ta a ret “Tam still Dorothy Patrfax.” “Go on,” be said hoarsely. She aw that Re was about to swoop on the truth. “When Crysial betleved you to be @ead she placed her baby tn an tn stitution for mamolem and fatherless ehildren, Afterwards she was almost forced to tell you that the baby died; but it lived.” “Christ in Heavent Min te my wont le spoke with cetviction, rising in terrible agitation. Dorothy rose also, trambliing, and yet confronting him with an indescribable dignity. “Min is my son,” she said simply, “In everything except the tie of I adopted him according to the French law, and I have tried to be @ true mother to him over since, for your sake and for his own make —o help me Godt" “Tou have been faithful te me ab ways?’ He almost choked. She smiled tenderly, “Alwaya” ‘Then, very clearty, ahe told him the story, When she had ended, he sank back tnto his chair, covering his with his hand. She knelt down and touched him “You are angry with me for not having told you before?” Hoe sprang up. Then she sw that tears Iny in hia eyes, “Angry with you,” he re peated. “Would you like me to go down on my knees and tel you what I think of you? What ® woman you are! An@ I believed il! of you, I--" Then, in a different voice, he added ‘The irony of it eats into my mar. |row. Angry with you? Great Heayens! You have done mor me and mine then ever woman did before, renounced tove, reputation | trienda, family, for my sake, and you ask me if I am angry? eee Gasgoyne's first act was to visit his solicitors and arrange for Min's foture: next to renew bis ac quaintance with Hencitine, Min having been placed in the house at Winchester, of which Hene} tine was master, it waa consequently cany for Gangoyne to run down and eee the boy frequently, without caus Ing comment. What Moeneltine jto |to conjecture. MeanUme, Dorothy had boy that the money te pay for his education was part of an unexpected legacy | After a couple of years had paraed. “Whatt You are not a widow?) told the) THE SEATTLE STAR--TUESDAY, APRTL 20, 1920. SECOND AVENUE. AND For Four Days More Big Sale of Notions 0 fering Extraordinary Values in Needful Notions Of Dependable Quality —Every item listed is at least one-third below the regular price, and many represent a ox egamag of more than one- —French Mercerized Derning Cotton --Crochet Cotton, ‘Tegularly Be, at... —Dutch Linen “Tape, regularly 10¢, at ....--2--e-0- —Embroidery Edgings, regular- Ty BBG, at ...ceccac--.. 186 — Skirt Markers, $1.50, ai —Quarter. FAastic, regular- ly 8c yard, at .......- Ba —White Hooks and Eyes, reg- ular 7c card, two for —Dresemahers! ey regularly 10c bolt .. .5e —Superior Twilled Tape, regu- em gattnels oe 10¢ —Dress Beltings, regularly 15c, 25¢ and 30c a yard, WHITE|MAIS i 21, | FLESH Bs ARES Dress Benge reg- ularly 16c and OB .oK —Pearl But card H —Snap Fastener Hose Supporters, regularly BBA, OB a's sectewassceses 19¢ Children’s Rubberized Aprons, | regularly 50c, at ... Hair Nets, regularly ‘1 5c, ot 10c, 3 for —Invisible Hair Pin 15e, at ~—Safety Pins, cards for $10.00, $12.50 costumes. s, Mg ‘cabinets, regu- Be, at ...eesereeee 15¢ j Face Veils, oa 25¢ and Bhe, at Sanitary Napkins, regularly SFR-PATERSON Co, UNIVERSITY STREET A Noteworthy Sale of Georgette Crepe Blouses Specially Priced at —A featured group- ing of 300 charming Blouses of advance de- signing, taken from our New Spring Stocks at decided reductions. In a wide range of clever styles and trim- mings, and a complete variety of the colors now being sought for the new suit and separate skirt blouses. —The colors are: |GRAY |BEIGE |NAVY |EMERALD SUNSET |CORAL TAUPE|ORCHID | BLACK ENNA —These Blouses were reduced for this sale from $9.50, and $15.00. —These exceptional values are of increased im- portance, offered as they are at the time when most women require smart new Blouses to complete spring results in nearitia. Sometimes there i: became more and more evident is @ nervous breakdown accompan. | that Gasgoyne’s affection for his son fea by nervous headache and indi: | was fructifying. Min, on his side, had developed a sort of hero-worship When neurftis t the remit of of the celebrity, who treated him weak blood victims of the disease | with unvarying kindness. Dick was are almost certain to abtsin refief equally friendiy with other Wyke | 20c a box, for... at, a box... special at, a pair. Laces, in black 121; —Shell and Amber Hair Ping only, -5e foflowing_ the treatmest which | harniats, bu, Min knew Usat he was <steonigen, . Henry vk Noon Rag sg 444 Mast | the favorite, South street, Sat Lake City,| One day he eid to hts friend Par- Geverfbea. fleter “Mr. hed neuritis petns af ever my |e fiver.” ” relates Mr. Ayers, “bat the; “I'm hanged if I can understand pain was worst in my hands. There | why he's taken such a fancy to you” | been unable to locate the accused|was a pricking fensation tm my| “It is rather odd.” man. arma, as though they were asieep.| Parflete considered for = moment, — Ss ._,. ne.” ee, | OD mY arms became cumb and 1 | then he seid with a significant wink People Go |had to rub them before there was|"A fellow gave me a watch. once Where They |any efreutation in them. I became | That fellow had only seen me twice, very nervons and trembled a great but I found out afterwards he'd been Ser Invited, and deal. I was worried over my con. spoons on my mater. Twig?” h ere dition and became greatly discour.; “Of course,” Min eagerly assented. {*"s "And by Jove! you're right, Billy. —An interesting demonstration of the new Camco Corset is being conducted in our Corset Section by Mrs. L. C. Harris, an expert corsetiere, direct from the factory where these excellent corsets are made. hile Mra Chatfield, The cousins shook hands; Amy|the sister of Sir Augustis, and the|she had discovered a ot ‘ec ber visitor, Dorothy | very flushed of countenance, Dorothy |result: one daughter, Dorothy. Im-|truth. A friend tn had the imposniblity of excape.| pale but calm; a slight smile upon/stantly she leaped to the con jusion | swered one question: Mrs. Chatfield said: “So kind) her lips | that Mra. Amine and Lady Ipswich | fax bad been presented at poll +. 4 to look me up: I beard you! Mrs. Chatfield «tared {rom one to| were first cousins. But she was)Lady Helmingham,had become were stopping with the Hampshires the other, Her first emotion was of practical enough to know that what | gaged t@ be marrisd to Richard G May I introduce a friend of mine,/gratified vanity; because she had! satiafied her might not satisty other|goyne, then an ‘obscure jour Mre. Armine? Mrs. Armine—Lady| supported « stranger apparently on |inquiring minds in Winchester. And | had been (supposedly) jilted by Ipewieh.” |imumate terms with a great lady;/to identify Dorothy Puirfax with /and finally had mysteriously “G ‘then she saw the great lady's purple| Dorothy Armine might be no easy) peared. Mrs. Chatfield’s face ve ke and guspended judgment. | matter. grim, as she perused this letter, * ny had divided mont of the past] At the tme of the garden party! (Continued in Our Next Ieewe) 7 15 « between the nursery and the kennels; she adored ber children and ber terriera, which proves she, had affections, Moreover, at one) time she had loved and sdmired | ir sister, Now, looking face, Amy told herself a@ noble opportunity to Letriend outcast and fallen, Back lof this lay, of course, the instinct to | Dbush things up. “We have not met for an age,” said Amy. “Are you living here, dear? “Alone with my son, yea,” “Of course—your son. Shall you ‘By a happy chance ¥ read about /TT bet my boots that Mr, Gasgoyne Dr, Williams’ Pink Pitis tn a news | was spoons on my mater.” | paper and determined to try them. }T experienced some relief in a few |days after I began to take the pitia, isperings | was © encouraged that I contin-| Dorothy had escaped calumny #o| ned taking the remedy emtf the|iong that perbaps sho wae not alto | j being practicatty @isappeared. I feel| gether unreasonable in considering | much better tn every way. I sleep herself immune from it Then, sud well and my nerves are stronger. Tideniy, the long impending sword of| cannot speak too highly of Dr. Wi. | reeggnition fell. |iame Pink Pitts. Dorothy was drinking tea at the ‘A booklet, “Diseases of the Nery-|deanery. She was alone with | ous fystem” which tells about neu-|her hostess when the door opened | rasthenia, will be sent free on re-jand the er said loudly quest by the Dr. Williams Medicine| “The Countess of Ipw . Box 1003, Scheneetady, N. Y.| Afterwards An druggists set! Dr. Williame’ Pink | whether #he would have recognized | Pills or they will be sent by mail, |her cousin, Amy, once no slender, in) you afering @feqafully wit postpaid, on receipt of price, 60 cents the majestic figure which swept into | itching sing, protruding plies or | per box. the deanery drawing room. During | hemorrboida ow, g° ever to any i CHAPTER VILL tal p steadily for Wh! yearn, De net fall te read my article on “Live jueations” tm next turday’s Star. FOOT REME Cal-o-cide a Ee How Will You Feel!: \ Two Weeks = From Today? | eave trotny Fie, after an i |stant’s hesitation, Then she men- |tloned her address, which Amy re peated. Dorothy took her leave, won- dering what Amy would say as goon jas she was out of bearing. Next day Amy herself furnished information. “My dear, I had to answer ques- tions. Oh! I was discreet, you may Spreads Bread—Stays Sweet ‘be sure. And in these cases the truth The quality of Nucoa is very }¥) omen ee 9 tea] unusual. It is made honestly. arog etare ata get.n tte ben ot Prt | eat net, Mt, besanen ot. ear er It never varies. Nucoa isnot (@}"""7: oR i tit ae a ~ Ser made with a lead pencil — it Will then be Eanvinced.” Don't 46197: wouta have hunted it up ia the Peet is never made to fit a price. We never juggle Nucoaqual- ity. The raw material mar- ket has nothing to do with it. ‘Our formula is as fixed as the multiplication table. A. MAGNANO CO. 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Indeed, Mra, Chatfield was on @ hot scent, for sho ‘had found in her Peerage a aig: nificant entry under the name of Helmingham; the date of the mar- riage between George Fairfax and ‘ y Marshall, Mich Sample of in plain rn methods of cooking, and ir rundown gondition of iron ia the bi juxated Lrom—and man. to wo weeks’ time wit ew Vigor im thelr step le, with # happier, thier outlook on lNfe—all because they e given thelr blood the irom for which it starv' ron is the rea Need food,” Dr. ¥. Mins adda, hen the 6 Pyramid Bide Kindly send me Pyramid Pile Treatment, wrapper. ECZEMA n'S ONLY SKIN DEEP se enna AR: ied Mroped. J cur expense, pone like entgon the use of EGIEMA MEETS FINAL ENENIY IN POSLAM. 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