The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 10, 1923, Page 13

FRIDAY, AUGUST 10 THI ATT f ~ SHE YELLOW SEV "ait emeet| ae 4 5 hak vt Aor El, THE STAR’S reer wus THE PASSIN SUES re pat A G wi ga Daily Short Story|® net ver OF ZARA-KHAN ghar “A DULL FELLOW” mgt Bi mouth trembled to a| BY EDMOND SHELL, Fa, t y By Frank Wall OF ie ee ae © ee, noulde ANOTHER COMPLETE SHORT STORY TOMORROW in her dark eyes, Her NEA SERVICE INC.igts WS SATTEREIELD te ae looked as i it had been paint ed by moonlight IN HERE TODAY by ev veer ne RA miled when Joby Something leaped to Johnson's Lewitt Is com and . A ey adi the off something that flamed pas t ich of 1 t nd hurt | Ss. ‘Can ay t He from Can ed both anybody you] You won't mind if I hang penn Bee Ae oaks It seemed as tho all my fri | dt here for @ spell, I know whe Pin pple dig “6 And then I came here vena, yes! I told Mon,/ find er : bars pov’ ull fallow,” mus ly vacation and I meet seri Sy hers my probable} Varney smi -.|mured “B elaine languidly at | jorre = Pee th “yp and, for : Do - cour I fennul I'l 4 fo Aen m bye os ene a an ructed my men to fo! m not going tm fall in o with m - lonely at all, ohnson : = * did b nd it t himseif,| “1 am the ttee of welec ¢ waiilnt aa lifferenc ; Pl caeld ppointed by President Coolidge t a time would you con bef i lor alte he had. # } vil. Nesp ap men, and| meet you. After you've been thru hou dowr , Hoon: ; r fate was : our program you'll never want to it 1 t ed % cave home again. A out t a ft ke the she murmured contentedly OF THE TWINS 4 y He fou by the’wind, | "I never know whether you were é Ay the timo inte ared to|in earnest or not.” | ‘The every-day dress is really the Olive Roberts Barton ny and. fh ted by & quiet} And he lod quietly.|most important after all, since it vi k to y there| “Yes,” he said. ver was #0|must stand day wear. “Most DAVY DUMPY AND THE VOLCANO Jor helped Penningt Varney The yellow butterfly took them to a fence with a row of flower pots on top turned upside down, ) ‘cried little Mrs. Dumpy, | “Oh, say When the Twir heard the ing into the throne room where | trot off the ° the Snookums, king of the Peo | poor le lady's lost “Davy's | Davy. | The first t straightened his/ask all the t at on his throne. okums heard him tell a was alrow of flov upside down. that a volcano Davy one, © there was a whole | se row of them and if my Davy want. | ts to hop on his back | now.” right now. Nancy! Nick! Come bere | and bring your magic shoes.” | (To Be Continued) (Coprright, 1923, by Geattle Star) NOT MADE BY A TRUST iM CONTENTS 1LB. ISCAGO,U.S- Best by Test 1 " f There! ship without any note, ove-| gt Ths blouse can be made of - “s , « him, too, for! nings when the wh id weerned rep or some stout washable ooking " t 1 he @ thelr! to be drenched with sheer ‘The skirt could be of serge | “T fancy A r tm ‘ had changed be-) ‘That was the way he saw it, ¢ 1 right " It brought him out of hi, ApPE i of card f f d that Daphne must hi given my servant, verbally, to - as inexorably on ers rauster d to him some of her|; the that if I admitted you h head to the sea. ‘Then she went|own secret of living vividly. Life number was /up!* on’ jaw dropped. you boy put my things? shoulders ar es to dict ed to see them ind. betwee | and he'd take him there. That was} “Then Davy must be under the Reiinbtrnre ved socpasaae upon | 20% world had toppled about: his} last nig! and I haven't seen him /dirt?’ cried Nancy. “We'll have to re aap which had ears. He was just a dull fellow/ ince. dear!’ dig him out!" = " t again. They noticed it as soon as} ogee ’ | a the enemy o' a 6 ‘ “It's a case for Nancy afl Nick,| Sure enough Davy Dumpy was P ho entered the office this morning.| | my detectives,” cried King Snook-|there and not ,hurt a bit, but — - i wills o came the ‘sleepy voice eras 15 ae 77 Tp | X ums. “They can find a lost Peo Wee |awfully dirty. “I don't Ike vol- shadow the Alightent degree black of the trader from the other side| A small payment down and the quicker than most folks can find ajcanoss! he cried. “Il never hunt | Cynthia Grey is taking a 10 days’ vacation. All letters er than the wall {taelf—slld slowly|of the partition. “That you,| balance lke rent will help you start word in @ dictionary. I'll call ‘em/another one as long as I lve.” sent to this ‘department during her absence will be]|| downward, Pennington did not| Penn.?* \tfiat home of your own. Many good answered as promptly as possible upon her return. o imagine half the spread the He mokir ful | schools advocate a simple dress in « would} And after that a new life began| comfortable, sensible style. nt-| for Johnson perhap The middy dress with the pleated and| | Daphne also, They had long eve-| skirt, sketched here, would fulfill ale, he] nings of the most perfect comrade-| most any school regulations, however, Whether the dress {s all cotton or nazingly. He became ¢ woolen, it is the practical style for school year. tender, ali in turn, wu » the way you in any way—my| © from the patch of -|to live in Canada and Johnson had| danced ahead of him, beckoning, |not seen her for seven years; and| jeading him on, whispering all kinds ato' now when he met her he could only| of wonderful promises; and he be- ree Ueved them all, tures on paper ein the any idea where your| the Stee sete | et from the space t the/reach, And then par arm ft And #0 the vacation went by,| . vest by both) F t c rising suddenness, bis] 00) ag . | nd forced him back into [ usan a town h day slinking in turn into that strang e owner of the Jimb| m0 pa. ap on the floor men pit Ikely one still more wonde a Pennington | poth hne and Johnson, as the waiting for! jast day approached, there came a resolution which they guarded the bed and| resolutely from each other until the was groping for ectric torch| time should come. | ho habitually carried. The form] They sat together staring at the| ,)o¥er which he knelt moved convul-| sea on that last evening. The| |stvely and flattened out, nearly| beauty of the night was all about) causing him to pitch forward on to| them, enfolding them in its strange bis face. Pennington found the| glamor. Johnson turned slowly and h. The bulb played a faint| looked into the wistful loveliness of| mer which dropped tmmediatey| Daphne's eyes, He leaned towards ng|!t0 @ dull, red glow. He her, and she turned. to allow ate to me you're | batten that served of t rough edge rtain other partitions than tho rest, an | the » that backed on the which the trader himself was eased China nga to that 1 been in that halfan-hour when than hi she “I've something to tell you,” said. T ro was @ queer dryness in his He couldn't “L was married in Ca years of perfect love ana comrade. | ship—and then he died. I think my| heart died with him.” A little sigh] |broke the silence, She turned to himsagain, “You were going to nething?” she sald quictl on shook his head. All th was upon his chim of the The f io ay 4 later he up th ugein gled on ‘an inch of steel offers are in the Want Ad Columns Ube cic | trowbte to move @ muscle until tts} Pennington unlocked the door, liower extremity came well within| (Continued in Our Next Issue) —- — anoles i CALUMET The Economy BAKING POWDER You’re Wise When You Choose It- You Save When You Use It Every time you spoil a baking you must add its cost to your successful bakings—makes them é cost more—makes them too expensive. Calumet is sold at a moderate price. You save when you buy it—you save when you use it— has more than the ordinary leavening strength—there- fore you use less. You save materials it is used with. The most economical baking powder to use when you want to practice real economy. Its superior quality meets every baking re- quirement. 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