The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 27, 1924, Page 10

** RAFAEL SABATINI *, RATED & Rw, BATTERIE Ait to » i) , ee Se nee @eAPAL BABATING (929+ RELEASED BY REA SERVICE Therefore, immediately after an rd ty pledged Mra, Quinn, but t o drawer— traw at wh ho had sa ed forth and wed BRGIN HERE TODAY Holle: : ‘ ore renee ry fortunate for It sug ‘soa urchased @ fine coat of red « Hon ; ‘ : ‘ ‘ oT » batacle Z “A kings, and cravat in keeping. By pile arth duce y a 0 effect was to bring her closer, ~ the time he added « pair of boots of ‘ » Pauls Xe you a a . as almost touching him, as he | © Spanish leather, apes od th still half averted, and | ash, a new, goldbrol against him, and and a black beaver with « tr " ! plume, he found that fully th quarters of his «i dissipated, and there re purse not above eight pound He had returned then with bundle to the Paul's Head, and, as 1 surveyed himself now tn his mirror, | freshly shaven, his long thick gold pape brown hair elegantly cured, and a and clump of ite curls caught in a ribbon on hia left, the long pear 4 ruby glowing in hia ear, his throat en ich a retand, ife'll never hold you to It, You've but to explain ! I couldn't. I couldn't,” oried weakly oftly Then I can.” He loc “You He looked at her prehending. hs Sho was pa’ the shy smile with me Stagpnagat but resolute, “You, she anewered him. “It your ledge that holds you tal 1 go where I < 4 employm: ase bee - as tag 4 in a creaming forth of lace, Besides 1 Pacvaa beanhik ola mada } a the tne red goat that tat vo ad gine. mirably on his §=shoulders, when, as I've you ady, such . 7 oh bina ee “eal erow he bad been as lately as you @ man as you f should be 4 ,4 “ ee : . of settling down at home ar < i ~ f asc : mane ’ ani) old friend realized that the time had con } soe yea tg oa pa to deliver batt t was now r as pioen te Suuen never, And thus she sent out a pre eae ty Uminary skirmishing party wae’ “Why, look at yourself,” she ran on, before he could answer, “Look THE sTORY cose, ma’am. He created something of a se MA in-4271 tion when he appeared below in this finery, and, since it wa 1,800,000 cups were servod | )i5 {hat he whould tread the filth oF at the P MA-PACIFIC | the streots with his new Spantat Jnternational EXPOSITION | poots, ‘Tim was diepatehed for a hack —— == | neycoach to convey the colonel tx —————————~ | Whitehail, at the condition of you.” And s conf © to make| self, and to have been refused! As| It etill wanted « pointed a denunclatory finger at t eter ho considered him now with her|and thi great hole tn ‘the heel of his . . 0 coy J blue eyes, her face grew mot: | earile stocking. “You should be seek: ; * asid Va t 1. Bho was moved to sudden s tred of him. ut ut ou seo I've ¢ walked to the door, moving a ed this ros te of mime #0 long, | little heavily. Bho opened tt, and is was His Grace of Buck that I do not think 1 could ever set.|then paused under the lintel, Over|ingham, who, accompanied by b at have I to| her shoulder ahe spoke to him agnin.| friend, Sir Harry Stanhope, ha ‘Beelng that things ts like this, | sought the Duke of Albemarle a fu! I aim satisfied with my bar-|Perhaps you'll make ft convenient to | hour before Colonel Holles had been Colds Headache Rheumatism find another lodging not Iater than | ready to leave his lodging. f'll be the Indies, after all.” STEM. OF HIS PIPE ad it tn m n Telephone Direct fo tf you but say the SAY “BAYER” when you buy-Gondlne Unless you see the “Bayer Cross’ on tablets, you are not getting the genuine Bayer Aspirin proved safe by milllons |No-Hos and prescribed by physicians over 24 years for Before woman to take care of you, {ns ¢ letting your min ing in foreign parts.” “Excel advice,” he laughed. | “There is one difficulty only. Who takes a wifo must keep a wife, and, if I stay in England, I shan't have enough to keep myself. So I think i run on soldier R Neuralgia Besides, ‘am, ssid, Wag take thenahs tor teak Neuritis “IT must. The fact b deeply tou it moist, CHAPTER X Buckingham Disposes nel Holles hummed softly to ay” Professor at | Proposed Dam Site |New Immigration |New Coast Paper Station Favored | Seen by Editor the proposed new] PORTLAND, Feb, 27—Predicten ntation in Se-|tat a Pacific coast edition of the Christian Science Monitor will be upon tt faring: him. vies tee tenia feiss AEE TET | ° Accept only ‘‘Bayer” package ie ; t “Naturally... he was besin: Heinkel Funeral : porte mo hor dowed, and there's many «man has cagrobg anges Sehag i fe i cad ne Wena Set for Thursday which contains proven directions, }®**" ‘ind lived |AM hot & marrying ms ; * he breathed, as he ‘The funeral of Philip H, Heinkel : “You said something of the kind|1, remove his eyes from her face and| Ho raised a hand. domfnantly, to| 4 % Belmont ave, after an il-| Also bottles of 24 and 100—Drugglss, of seven years, will be held! You think I have the figure for the/in this novel and surprising altua.| to it ment. “You're a proper man to|was flushed, which may have been | sald, and so is the fact. I am touched; | keep his momentous appointment at offer. ‘There's many a wealthy wo-|from the lowering of his head. He 1 am prodigiously touched, and grate. | the Cockpit ian man of modest. birth would be glad | wanted to Inugh; but he realized that ful. But there it is hat morning he had emptte Toothache | Lumbago Pain, Pain | (Continued in Our Next Issue) She came to ple, and leaned | > N HIS FIN head @ lttle ia} “You're forgetting some thing. agitation, the truth | OF even the rea ‘There's. many @ Woman Well en: eee ee vant Even #0, ma'am, moves me, ‘The clay stem of his pipe snapped taken a wife with a jointure who 9 couldn't ha’ taken a wite without." | Joiwern ot an gind of any. prete But i hin « He passed | , (lid Matatead at tie homed, Handy “Bayer boxes of twelve tablets Before.” Again he laughed. “You}2i.. nim a moment in which to con-| check her, He had found the correct a cv think I should be hunting an helress. |5\40. now he should conduct himself | formula at last, and he meant to keep at the Butterworth mortuary ‘Thure-| Aspirin Is the trade mark of Bayer Manufacture of Monoaceticacidester of Sabicyticacid @ay afternoon at 3 o'clock. part.” | tion. “Useless to argue, ma'am, I know} a “I do,” sald she, to his astonish- When he came up again, his face|my mind. My reasons are aa I have! himeecif as he dressed with care to} | of you, as you should be glad of her, | this would be utterly uny onabh His f od ir Lu © ts of his purse upon eo | since each would bring what the! He roso, and » fo pieces of the Director John N. Cobb of the! pros; 2 University of Washington college f fisheries. ni “ol. arde: - Pact ites Sere jen early development in the ettate § Vil] W 8. Army Engineers’ off at a Commis [Of that paper wae ,saais Anne’s Recommends Daily Use of Magnesia present on the Columbia river mak Oner at Seattle, declared in a talk| by Willis J. Abbott, editor, whe BE pure to Overcome Trouble Caused by jing «x inspection of the site of the|at the meeting of the China club|here on a tour of the Wetmli.. wveq Fermenting Food and Acid dam proposed for erection at Priest | Tuesday, | states. r ay, after returning fr t Heth Dol Indigestion Rapids. ey erning fram aap en pip table. Standing his shoulder to her, he spoke Carry your good offices further than | gently, horribly embarrassed mere advice, Mrs. Quinn, Find me; “I I had no notion of t wealthy and accommodating|of yc mear » + « And there lady, and I'll consider the rejection | he broke down. of this Indian office, But you'll need} But his embarrassment encouraged to make haste, for there's only @/her. Again she came close, week left.” “And now that you know ft, Tt was a laughing challenge, Colonel?” she whispered. of everything. ather Weedin, ——<—_—__———__ 8 to Washington. Secretary of Labor ¥20 e "5 | 4 and wind tn the stomach accom. | James J. Davis and Commissioner d by that full, bloated feeling after Bladder, Kidney TrOUbNG | reorerction W. W. Husband are/ |both favorable to the plan, he said, | mach, creating so-ealied “ald Banished or Money Back | «na wore impressed by the plan”%o angerons because ' Geticate lin- | } | aimest certain svidenc of exossive hydrech |tulld the station without an appro- priation, and to pay for it out of | California Vitatone Mingral | Water | Fromigration fees, | Galte Will Restore You j Jittle Ja and sours, crea Health—Positively! | ‘ ihe ring! when ate —— Is ‘ i ae remed treme otner | Dean of Illinois pesert wie | School Is Speaker Tempt the invalid’ ood pressure. Flin body, cause nt eeeeaative. alae which have, po | Wil Teduce high blood “Cournen in knowledge for prac | Sppetite with a cup Urs. O | fect on the stomach acids bles. Pros. {tical application - witi. satistaction | of f " Mrs. Mi le Bbetmation which | guaranteed, or bott! back and} #tunched tnd other alted cools” 7PM) | money refunded, are what we are iene’ 1 You must be satisfied that [emphasizing today,” said gpests be il or the t you are Arkie Clark of the University of | usual invalld Iuncheon i and Jury, | Tt ree? usiness administration | 4 teaspoonful stirred inte 8 exp of in ater | students 0 University of Wash- banished these diseases |incton, Tuesday [eater hot mili ts delicous and Sold by grocers and druggisis in for 23 years. On bis pres-|eqnyenient size bottles, $e snd Up- cL ent western trip he has lectured at | wards. ata many schools along the Coast. PARLIA! —— — AW C i" nNohert Pests - | Giant, and sho wat down to dinner, | #dventure. Snowdrift is made out of oil as ber) ; poonful I « quarter giase of fant afier eating. This will drive the cas wind and bloat fwecten the stomach, een acid and pre tiled wtry| Clarke han been dean of men at i i ‘ ce ui Nancy and Nick flew across the room weed including | Su no!s who enjoy their me ¥-—AGvertisn- “My, what lovely flowers’ said | thing. Mrs. Glant's thimble was as of tndigesti | Mrs, Giant as she sat down to|big¢ ax a scrubbing bucket, so you “ dinner. (may know what an tmmense affair “Ho, hot So they are! declared | the basket was, Quite large enough Mr. Giant as he wat down to din-|for a wee boy and girl to got | ner, lont in. | “L thought they were nice, too,| But they did not get lost. ‘apectally the roses!’ said Polly| They were going to have ancther| icuvwins sents! I) he Book of All Books| |hiding away down in the heart of | by Seattle Star) |! ‘The sailor on the boundless main may barely know his letters, but somewhere in his kit you will find a Bible Taney then toast estas ane peek, —perhaps with tear-stained inscription written with the trembling hands of old age—frém his mother—next ” jing out curiously thru the pink- to God his best and truest friend! Seek any habitation of men in lands remote and distant—search the rude Len $9; 22 Bie, Sree ee eee oe cabin of the settler—and you will find a Bible—thumbed—worn—ragged, maybe,—but loved and reveredas | The G: the chiefest treasure of the little family in the clearing! yy Se Just then Mr. Giant took a spoon- as F . ae house, 8 =: *. Peon at 1 hors ae la pthe aftel good to eat as a fine salad oil. heard bim, And then Mrs. Giant} took a spoonful, and you should have heard her, too! | “Such manners?’ declared Nancy | in a shocked voice, She and Nick | had always been taught that no matter what you cat, you must) never make a sound, not even when you eat celery or toast or crackers. | She was so upset that she forgot | makes this distribution for the benefit of Oe Tes J | to nid on for a mite and snr its readers in this great movement c | fell out of the rose onto the table-/| ful of soup. And you should have }B Day NU | cloth ‘. Y * Pik tance sed 1k. Goa || toward encouraging Bible reading. “I do belleve IT saw a rose-bug, Polly! Til have to get my glassen | a ee Liye oad perms |fixed for I can't be sure of any- fey ) 3 e hi! hot och ai ing ill | But Nancy had scrambled back to | 1% gray of Baker’s choco- Style A be ng ustrated her pil gain with Nick's help, | * and altho the three giants watched | 2 tablespoontuls Crisco opposite. carefully, not another thing did Lover pn vanilla | they see. * | is granulated sugar ‘ | “I'M put some tobacco water on | : 2 tha. ee Poste tomorrow," |enid| } pain ae OR The beautiful, seal grain Polly. “I meant to do tt this morn- small A * 7 ing, but T forgot. That's good. for or nuts an’ Maia — covers, roso-bugs.”” Melt chocolate with Crisco, Add mee, Operon Tho Twins shivered. What {f she || vanilla and sugar. Beat well, and only - - had! || then add well beaten eggs, flour bs But there! I almost forgot to tell|| and chopped nuts or the raisins yO, Wy you what the Beanstalk giant fam- and nuts, Pour into shallow WM TWIG fly had for dinner. First they had|| tns and bake fifteen to twenty || Sy Wi if |50 barrels of bean soup, then they. mini . When cool cut in STYLE B Ly Y = had three fried whales: after that jiares. eb) he My Youth Cream Baby Skin \ehey, had. ostrich on toast with 10 See the description in the Y By Edna Wallace Hopper j tons of mashed potatoes, and a dish Bible Coupon, printed in another column of Thousands upon thousands of{Edna Wallace Hopper's Youth| of stewed corn-stalks big enough to women “Have asked me to tell what|Cream. All druggists and toilet/flil a church. Christmas-tree salad cold cream Iemploy. They see me with a girl's complexion at the age of 62, It is even softer, even rosier than 40 years ago. Yet my life has been lived in the limelight. And I served France for five years in the rigors of the war. A French Creation French experts perfected this cream for ine many years ago. It contains both lemon and strawberry. 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Edna Wallace Hopper, 636 Lake Shore Drive, Chicago,—Advertine- ment jcame next, followed by enough tee cream and cake to do a thousand chitdren a thousand years, | But something dreadful happened! | Mr. Giant upset the pepper, And |instantly the threo of them were sneezing their heads off, nearly. It was exactly as tho North Wind and Wert Wind and Old Whizzy Tor. nado were all blowing nt once, 0 how could you ever expect tho Twins to hold on to thelr hiding | place? There wasn’t anything much to hold onto ahyway, and with three cyclones all coming at thom, it was simply impoxstble to hang on. Nancy and Nick flew acrosn the room and landed right In Mrs, | Giant's work basket along with her needles and thread and thimble and tape measure and scissors and every: (RISCO For light, tender For digestgle and fl For erp, dere trad foe = ask tor Horlick’s The ORIGINAL Malted Milk this issue, is yours for 3 coupons and only J 98c Here’s the chance for every reader to geta New Bible