The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 16, 1923, Page 17

Hh SHA L AR vanced to recelve then Blood ob. served tho set, almost scared expres it mere a PLANNING FRENCH HAT | “L wee that you've found tt," ho said quietly, Hagthorpe's exes looked a question. tut Nis mind diaminsed whatever Yhought it held, _ WhenCompany ening sasarin Mea Bt ona —hospitality is best Comes S205; yn | : SERVICE ne |teban bounded forward, his ‘face dis layed by serving the rT (Continued From Yesterday) thom, “whilst the chests aro belng| Yi , aa right kind of food—and iB *Renedicamus Domino," said the |hauled aboard," “Have you broken faith, you ours ‘ friar to his tale | He gave hia orders touching the| Has he como to harm? he eried what could be nicer—more Bx hoo nuno et usque in secu-lombarkation et these cheats theg| M4 the six Spaniards behind him lum," replied Blood, the occasional | led the way to his regully appointed | STEW clamorous with furious ques : « enjoyable than Calumet Tea papist, with lowered eyes, jeabin, his four officers and the friar | MT a trae a Biscuits? Raised high and light— The admiral and his attending of:| following by particular invitation, ‘6 do not break faith," sald Hag : ficers gave him a sympathotio hear-| Seated at tablo thore, with the ‘MMPs firmly, so firmly that ho baked to just the right crispness, ing and a contial welcome, Then |tawny wine before them, and tho| Wieted them. | “And in this caso Game the dreaded queatio: fervant who had. poured it with, | {here was not the need. Do Wh és has he not come, himself, to greet | stroked his pointed, grizzled beard, reached the Enearnac i ether it § com) any met" | “Virgen santisimat ‘That brother] Peter Blood sald nothing. or“just thefamily”—whether It was young Espinosa’ who an-jof mine has a mind that thinks of, Died?" screamed Hsteban. “You by swered this: leverything. Left to myself, I might | Killed im, "you fndan. Of what sal ' D it’s biscuits, ies, cakes or himself that honor and pleasure, But| by venturing aboard his ship at such sen al scones Be the. Bay ot | unforunately, sir uncle, be tx a little !a moment. [might have seon things Meal doe he seid, “Don some foods can Indisposed — oh, nothing grave;| which aa admiral of Spain {t would | “ed of fear Lhe 5 whole: e sd always be merely sufficient to make him keep | be difficult for me to ignore." jon Meteban atruck | Hagthorpe economically assured when Calumet is used, The last spoonful is “But where is my brother? Why /drawn, Don Miguol. laughed and} ed in his bonds be “My father is affilcted at denying |have committed a fine indiscretion | 8° “le | muffins, palatable-and his cabin, It is a little fever, the| Both Esteban and Blood mado|®°Tows tho fact at that, and Hag. | @:: of a slight wound taken in|taste to agree with him, and then | ‘ore would havo struck back, but | he recent raid upon Barbados, which | Blood raised his glass, and drank to| ‘Mt Blood got botween, whilst his esulted in this gentleman's happy de-| the glory of Spain and the damna-} clged the lad, liverance.” tion of the besotted James who oe: said Blood, “You pro Nay, nephew, nay," Don Miguel |cupted the throne of England, ‘The | Y°Ked the boy by your insult to his protested with ironfc repudiation. “I }latter part of his toast was at least | th as good as the first. Remember the name— can have sno knowledge of these | sincere, ie ar med Sennaines oti eae things, I have the honor to repre-| ‘The admiral laughed, it iy aleths Bec ar hie He oe thi conhacy | sent upon the seas his catholle mas} “Bir, air, you need my brother here| “It !# What has happened, Como and | BY MARIAN HAT to be worn with the full, bouffant esty, who Is at peace with the king rd your imprudences, You | !°0% | PARIS, Nov, 16.—Only two types| frocks, and the very small hat, of England. Already you have told me more than it is good for me to know. I will endeavor to forget {t, and I will ask you, sire," ded, glancing at his officers, “to forget it also.” But he winked Into the twinkling eyes of Captain Blood, then added matter that at once ex tinguished that twinkle. “But since Diego cannot come to me, why, I will go across to him." For a moment Don Byteban's face was a mask of pallid fear, Then Blood was speaking in a lowered, confidential voice that admirably Diended suavity, impressiveness, and sly mockery “If you please, Don Miguel, but that is the very thing you must not do—the very thing Don Diego does not wish you to do. You must not see him until his wounds are healed. That is his own wish. That is the real reason why he is not here. For the truth Is that his wounds are not So grave as to have prevented bis coming. It was his consideration of the false position in would be placed tf you word from him of what As your excellency e is peace between his and the king of should remember that his catholic| majesty and the king of England are very good friends. That i» not a toast to propose In this cabin, But since It has been proposed, and by one who has such particular personal cause to hate these Engtish hounds, why, we will honor it — but unot ficlally.”* They laughed, and drank the dam- nation of King James—quite unoft!- clally, but the more fervently on that account, Then Don Esteban, auneasy on the score of his father, and re membering that the agony of Don Diego was being protracted with jevery moment that they left him in his dreadful position, rose and an: nounced that they must be returning. “My father," he explained, “is in haste to reach San Domingo, Hoe do sired mo to stay no longer than nec essary ta embrace you. If you wil give us leave, then, sir uncle.” In the circumstances “sir uncle" jdid not inaist. As they returned to the ship's aldo, Blood’s eyes anxiously scanned the line Of seamen leaning over the bul warks in idle talk with the Spaniards k-boat that waited at the lad. heir manner showed was no ground for his | Blood looked at him gravely. Yet/to apprehend, It was now a ques for all his gravity he seemed almost | tion whether they should convey the thither with them, or turn “If you had known that, eh?” he| them off in a boat to make the best janked at la of the the coast of His- |to smile, though without mirth. | Spar For a moment Don Esteban stared | paniola, w but ten miles off. him wide-eyed, incredulous, “I| This was the course urged by | believe you,” he said at last. | himself. | “¥et you may. Tama doctor, and] “The I know death when I ee it.” ho in “In Tortuga they would | + | Again thi AMO a pause, whilst | be flayed allve nviction sank into the lad’n mind,| “Whieh is loss than the swine de-| |’ | “It I had known that,” hoe sald at} serve,” growled Wolverstone, }last in a thick voice, “you would be} “And you'll remamber | ” a |hanging from the yardarm of the|In Hagthorpe, “that boy's thr artiacion at this moment. |you this morning. If he escapes, and I know,” said Blood. “I am con-| carries word of all this to his uni sidering it—the profit that a man|the adm the exec of tha |may find in norance of oth threat will become © than pos: “But you'll hang there yet,” tho/ sible |boy rave! It say much for Peter Blood that | a path 281 00.4 shrugged, and argument should have left him turnedaqpyhis heel, But he did not ved. It is o thing, per on th count disregard the word at In aon which nor did tharpe, nor yet ra) there o much that tells against who overheard e ey * ed . I cannot—since my story is in have seen," sald Blood. “Hol of hat are given any consideration] edther a cloche, or a roll-brim |dled before I left the Cinco Liagas.| in Paris—the large Capeline model, }He was hanging dead in bis bonds | | fast. as when I spoke to him before leavin; Tortuga, that haven of the bucea- What are you saying? cried neers, in which lawless port they eban, had at least no danger of recapture In Paris you are fitted for hats, you are for gown: You! | try on the models to find some-| thing that suita you, and no onc} minds in the Jeast how long this takes you, Then you enter upon @ long consultation concerning. colors| nd trimmings | Next @ third party arrives on the| wene and charts your head with recording all her find ngs minutely, more carefully than ologist would do It a couple of days you arrive fitting, after your chapea en on a certain shape reamblance to the or n mak increase and that you haye no! your mind In a week y hat fs ready for you, made to humor all the bumps and depressions of your ular cranium. The modistes wil nchwoman y hats, but wa tention focused CALUMET A pound can of Calumet con- tains full 16 oz. Some baking in 12 of. cans instead of 16 of. cans, Be eure you get a pound when you want it. at a courteil t ht ° eofal cabin. a your brother Don Thi ce He paused a moment » that I need say no more. " k leave of them—or | * © from us is no more ‘ection ly, of Blaod r Your excellency boat's crew had been i BEST BY TEST EVERY INGREDIENT USED OFFICIALLY APPROVED BY U. S. FOOD AUTHORITIES Sales 21/, Times as Much as That of Any Other Brand Jed that, 1 a moment's ar ed unfortu ind then’ paniard doubt his , 4 politely tress and spee “But pe that we may meet Lore Ro eS SRE impeccabl : Mood. “It ty mt ¢ bum that fail shapes are popular for street] TEAPOTS That is to flatter me beyond ee renee a oe : OF THE TWINS : oy ing trim for a bla velvet/or grounds should be removed and popu-| shape. the vessel rinsed in cold water, then 2 boat be! re & away, the admiral way pes, Pic Frequently hats match handbags rinsed with cear hot water. ‘Therk y thousand hem from the taffrail, t ort ns ney should be scalded, wiped sia y Il wistle of the bo placed where they may air our excellency.” hn ds to their t x lency jumped; there ¥ efore they had rea ¢ the costur fananase Siti t- stir among his officers. peheld the Encar. | gles Ay : PERE Ee ONS. “They are the ransom ex , about under sail. She . ; i 43 Se eee.” Sea the oI Aes ee PIN TUCK SKIRTS One pry hes a ee f by Don Diego from the governor o ed her flag to them, and from| : p a Sieur minke Mo" ok Hate kena cies Mora sites ar the ethene Om he gi t economies for . 9 fired a a 5 / a eh . 0° - ne ki equipi is a set of as well as com ot another word, in the name of ard the Cinco Li 3 ay 9 ‘ an : bes biomed is many things at ence over neg at once over one gas ar . | . ‘ i , many th feaven!” cried the admiral {n alarm,|—it proved afterward to be Hag y Y i ira Tide boat, | ming ‘cat baarate e | 4 ) Hahn’s, Inc. Retiring from Business for him? Well, Sapa orl es" A Group of Coats GOLD MEDAL |e ‘ me a a | TESTED with Beaver Collars, Natural Squirrel, done. But I Have tothe ay Viatka, Black Fox, and in good ma- Mayonnaise Raawaaar Beene te terials. They were selling at. $70.50, 9.50, $100.00. No. 45 Now Marked $64.50 There are two groups of Dresses, $19.50 and $24.50. Every Suit in the stock, One- Half Price. A LETTER IN “Hum! 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