The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 17, 1923, Page 11

MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 17 BUTION RoIsON MARSHALL a \WUSTRATED ey atid RW SATTERTIELD © Lire, Row a in © BROWN © COMPANY, 1983 4 sofnehow NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY Damn nawered hand, tho fas his Tho er worst, ne cross Doomed tand hetwéen them a flashed out and up revolver and a ayed dn thé sho had +gdne b ® ” ho) cracked pv im ht, fine. out the truth. Kautaen was already loosed from) He! was fot long “in leardiys.| the. bonds that held’ him. §Deilly. Thru somes to, Vague, almost; erance. had comoe...ailokly.-¢. His) biexplicaBle ‘degird to shelfer his) fa jack , before :w wrath, grew! three “charwes spare t instant he h to wait until ope hands of¢them had disappeared ead had gone this was there was no need of & econd The late of the swayed,| ched forward into the gray rajght home; and re it shot Fleas | then. pi wait. | Waters. stores XIV m the had fe snow to woods when hind her caused feither Doomedorf nor spoken hel the the the motion clear he stood h of er the empty the his| voices turn. en » sea enabled her voices at all Thus i whirled, face ledge of the im tt as the e. E foil error t rea my pe w of. his en he did not and re-! foe’ that op-| i never havel pending is, put him-| Thereafter the drama ous that » in kn tats the ADVENTURES OF THE TWINS Wobbly was whimpering weakly Missez White-¥; ; lost her baby and hatd her voice came the mountain meadow thunder. It came n the mountains, | 2 Wild Cow “Wobbly’s up," said Miasez Wild she mooed #0|Cow, shaking her head at him re down from|proachfully. “He's up there on top lke rolls of | of thag high rocky cliff and he can't down and I can't get to him. 1 didi't want him to go, but he said Missez Wild Cow's voice did, until|he saw some white stuff that looked Nancy “and. Nick and Mister Gallop | like salt and he was going to try to heard it and stopped their pontes|get it, And now he's stuck, Just where they were racing over tha|take a look and see for yourselves! plain to see who could go the fast-| go they craned their necks and br there, sure enough, wan Wobbly “My goodnesy!” said Mister Gal-| wild Calf standing on a little nar. lop. “Something dreadful must be| row place that would have made a wrong to make the old lady yell #o.| mountain goat dizzy. The last I saw of her she was eat)| wobbly wad whimpering weakly, ing grass a4 quietly av a spring |for, being only a week old, he hadn't lamb up. there in her mountain|as much voice as his mammy. meadow, with Wobbly Wild Calf ve:| Mister Gallop shook his head side her, Come, we'll have to hurry | soberly, “I'm afraid T can't get at as fast as we can to wee what tha| him, Missex Cow," he sald, ‘My ter is.” And Mister Gallop turn-|iaqso would reach him but ny In i$ tracks “and ahot|couldn't get him down, I'm sorry d the motintains like al put Comet, with the Twins trailing after| .”Oh) look!” erled Nancy suddenly, him like # tall | ‘There was a great rush of wings They climbed the narrow road up|and Grandaddy Golden Kagle swooy and up till at last they saw Minssez|ed down on Wobbly and picked hin Cow stand high rocky|}up in his claws before anybody cliff, her n up in the air,| knew what was happening "What's up?" called Mister Gallop| ‘Then very softly he dropped him joudly. "Wor goodness wake, do quit| beside his mother that racket long enough to tell me (To Be Continued) what's up," (Copyright, 1924, by Seattle Star) near atne ; shot d du of the nadequato utterable terri ur that it had ogcastioned, wave: im thro mouth with= newer Span k shadow that lay for on out to sea. that eemed of won test put w apar being stiffened, ng Presently seomed of cle tac oft + apathy whole sharpen. fightt saness an instant for over eighty years has relied upon Gour- aud's Oriental Cream to keep the skin and complexion in perfect condition through the stress of the season's activities, White Flesh- Rachel, 4 Send 10¢ for Trlal Size PERO. T. HOPKINS & SON, New York Gouraud’s, \., lental Cr Naturesendsawarn- ing of Pyorrhea— bleeding gums. Only one person out of five past forty escapes. Thousands younger are subject to it as well. Be on your guard, Brush your teeth with 'S ; | FOR THE GUM | More than a tooth paste —it checks Pyorrhea 35¢ and 606 in tubes inant Afterward that Dooms-|t t ying he er to} ar i ee THE SEATT STAR Cynthia Grey: “Ther No Law Says Woman. Says Mar Against Deserves What She Ge YNTHIA GREY Sh th n do the aid your all two lette re and other ker sex t Sha pro ay” the the wea gy the con that Dear Miss Grey: I don’t kn¢ alone the privilege of pr sing. I done in this case they have in many other cases umed that it was their right I have found that most mer they won't give women, so I thi do as the men have take fact that we should the keep men from proposing. W« and wear trousers now, but that has not then doing the same far I think that if women did the proposing and got the men they really wanted, it would end the awful stealing of other women’s husbands. Women generally stop when they have ecured what they want I, for one, would propos« badly enou and he did yuld not w ant @ who would not of me he woulc id waited hould consider my to have narrow If all the girl world would become of girls are alre too modern to why should the woman not pick he marry her when found gives y always just as- man have a privileges that to the women to However, the would not done. vole kep rom if I saw a man that I wanted not ask me to mar him. I think just as much him to propose. | aped a man so very j a ) If luck « the wide when the tart that at in Jack, woul. proposing, \ tall, handsome him she takes two), then man and ask. him to one she want BETTY he has } hin weak A © after Boys Have Same Name t that the 4 older? u, A M. ‘ble should being {f they were Thank y« eatur and f » knew the x rate moment of her life. wn himscit capable of ¢ crime; and that meant why any tro ar of the names "| identical. Of course, both living in the might be deape me place T can sce did not call is named your # for his father desperate befall his for no neomed ald as as Hope Cheat Dear ¢ F. E ested ist derate means sheets; one-half n pillow cases; one dozen bath wells twoagh clothes moment | halfdozen linen guest Hert |linen table cloths; to three luncheon clothe dozen dinner napkins following for the conceal ened St h on guard in! th he wo one dé one towels; thr that was: to. cc to one woolen blan- ned rally ke one-half one 3 one-half dozen glass towels; three bureau one quilt; two counterpanes. The above list may be bled or otherwise varied to suit at the edge of|Iunch napkin oping down, she scarfs nm bac helter Dooms if the end to was ni rf h the purse eau scarfs, doities, sofa pillow cov. ers, tray covers, ete., are always good additions to the hope cheat. Many girls also add pictures, vases, books and si The girl also ear. Jepended on She couldn't. w With (his aid, perhaps, the roy. this evil power under fallen before it them, Dooms a long, log structure on the bank of a dark little stream hundred feet distant in the wood, Now that out of sight of the shore, frenzied run had no desperate plan as yet. 4's manhood alone lay her rhap: the before aomadort Ned, he she broke into a in moment or ‘ould conceive of him. Perhaps there was § the Instinct to} scream out her story from th At the bidding of an instinct ind true that it partook of of — infallibility wild fore threshold depended on Ned and the trong quality of Ned's. nerves: must not Jeopardizo his self-control y bursting in upon him In frenzy, perhaps exciting him to such an ex ent that he would be rendered| helpless to ald her, She must keep him cool by being cool herself, Sh caught her breath in curious deep gasp, then stepped into the room ‘Then that gasp became very near-| brilliant with a touch of ly The way of deliverance | ; ” was not clear, A wrinkled native| Henna in the shampoo. an Aleut an Eskimo, | who was evidently Doomadort's wife, looked up at her with dark ingorutable eyes from the opposite | side of the room, Tt was a heart-br sa’ hopes, The presence of the} man increased, to a dread degrees, tho odds against her. She was ugly, brown ther, heavily bulit; her | face gave no sign that human omo |tion had ever touched her heart, yet she was Mkely a staunch ally! the secret of the French hairdresser. of thelr foe, | It makes the hair lustrous by the The whole picture went home to| magic of just the right touch of in a glance, Lenore was hud-| pong, scientifically blended with door way so sur a quality | cheeked her crossed the she he Everything pace She Says Madame | “We women of Paris, City of Light, keep our hair always a wb. woman, or From a letter written by | Madame La Marquise d'E:-- “CUR heirdrossers have proved to us that @ touch of henna in the shampoo—just a touch, remember—means beautiful hair, whether the hair is blonde, or brunette. Tho secret is i how the shampoo is prepared.” aking blow to HENNAFOAM SHAMPOO gives you died in chair before the stove,| Velalditig ¢-HatwelG nen tho. bisnsed Wuccecey Mee warmth, already shaking off the Ca bottle at Drug Stores \yemiapathy Induced by the night's 5 acd Pichia Colne | chill, But wx yet, there was no hope }in her, She was shivering, help Jews, impotent. Ned bent over her, hin arma about her, now and then enn Od giving her sips from a cup of hot sont hea or Haquid that he held in his hand, His 2 SHAMPOO jeare, his tender solicitude str Kk | Hesw with a sense of unutterable ° ; irony, Wvidently he had no susp “Makes the hair glisten”” clon of the real truth, | Stewart & Holmes Deug Company (Continued Tomorrow) Wholesale Distributors ‘ there | modified, | 7 ticles as table runners, bu- La Marquise—' USE HOME PRODUCTS! Washington people spend over two million dollars annually for lighting fixtures, only half of which are manu- factured in this state. 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