The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 13, 1924, Page 12

PAGE 12 ORT iN UNE'S » FOOL ** RAFACL SABATINI “ WAweTRATED Oy A, DARFIELD —— DGAPATL BABATING (425+ RELEASED BY NEA BERVICES INC, BEGIN Heme TODAY feeling men, the colonel, pulled the apron ope and out, the she at once leapt up anc peeding When passersby reams He is stricken d lee te ric would have but thot the about her sl mly whi ut her } Holles gone other bearer nder body t his follow wound nor ad a long scarf wh had tossed him for the pur That done, they ma¢ WITH THE sTORY wift advance. | atx who had over and Miss Farquh heord the cc ely rson, ne e shrieked ii I have mi was 56 was raised am open, and han draw } dead we & lost woman moved by her tating what addressed them, piteous ori « elev ” lifted in to He 2 man's ts distrought, poor soul, De bor mented. 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NEW YORK ch {| He, too, acting PRESENT DAY HAIR STYLES 1 | From the Payche to the amed crystal and 2 ht from the great ca branch that occu middle ong window o atreet rlooking the wan 4, the shutte barred, n daybed of cane and carve furnished | with velvet cushions of a dull wine i n 0} red a mod. ty wainscoted| to whitened ceiling, | room a table} us upper, and on tts polished | | Hk STAGGERED FORWARD AND FELL ON HIS KNEES. |suddenty as he bent over this figure, Jat once #0 graceful, so delicate and |frall, aw a faint sweet perfume that nho used assailed his nostrils convey ing to hin senses a suggestion of her dai and feminity, disgust of thing he did overwhelmed him, sical nausea. | | ned away, to close the door, |had been desperately struggling in| tonsing aside his hat and cloak, and | mopping his brow as he went, for tho sweat was running down him like basting on @ capon. Whilst he Was Gromsing the rooin she struggled to her feet, and her hands being now at liberty sho tugged and tore at the jnearf until she loosed it so that it slipped down from her faco and |hung in folda about her neck and shoulders above the line of her low. {cut modish bodice. He closed the door again, to face her. He attempted to smother in a smile the hangdog ex- pression of his countenance. “Unless you suffer me to depart at fice, you ‘shall ) There she paused. Hoarso tense came her voice at last: “Who are you? What ia your natne? He stared in his turn, checking in the very act of mopping his brow, | wondering what it was she saw in him to be moving her so oddly, “You are Randal Hollies!" she cried on a wild, strained note. He advanced a step in a sort of consternation, breathless, somo sud- | den ghastly emotion tearing at his/ heart, eyeing her wildly, his jaw/ fallen, his whole face livid as a dead! man’s, | “Randal Holles!* she repeated In that curiously tortured voice. "“You!) You of all men—and to do this |thing!* | - + « What {| Where there had been only wita | lamazemont in her eyes, he beheld |now a growing horror, until merct-| |fully she covered her face with her| hands. | For a moment he copied her action. | spasmodically, cov- Miss Olive S. Allen's Tested Recipes (Who doesn't like waffles? This recipe, sent us by Miss Allen's sister, makes unusually good ones) 2 cupfuls milk 2 eggs (separated) cupful melted Crisco 2 cupfuls flour 2 tablespoonfuls corn meal 1 teaspoonful baking powder 14 teaspoonful salt Mix together milk, eggs and Crisco. Sift dry ingredients and mix all together. Last fold in beaten egg whites. Cook on hot, Criscoed waffle iron. (RISCO For light, tender cakes For digestible and flaky pastry For crisp, digestible fried foods and turned} and] Bob, The ered his face. Phe years rolled back the roe infaino’ rer orehar that brought honor lie naw } hastening to he lad of the at day heer to antry He reeled back until came to re CHAPTER XVIII The Partey other time and in any ag must have 4 him with horror of a different kind, His might have been swept by pain and anger to find Nancy Sylvester, whom his imagina jon had placed b an the very stare, w © this mee acted as 4 bea to him, cant r im thru quasi tempta edu to of—as he Judged it—e i Just now, » nem of bis own infamou r thought ns before her. he cried In a strangled "I did not I did not voloe. dream It t know ‘an enough to confirm the very of the fears that were assalling to afford her that explanation of his presence agninst which she |defiance of the overwhelming evi jnnces | She stood before him, « woman of little more than average height and of an almost sapling grace, yet in | vested something proud and regal and aloof that did not desert her even now in this terrible situa tion at once of peril and of cruciest | disiitusion. She was dressed, as tt chanced, jentirely in whit and all white she stood before [of the blue scarf with which she had oval face was her gown of shimmer- ing tvory satin. “What I ba he said, and, p done, T can undo,” commanding himself “Come! As I carried you hither, in defiance of all, so will I carry you hence again at ance while yet there ig time.” She led before the hand that he flung out as if to seize her and joompel her. ‘There wax a sudden fury of anger in her eyes, a fury of scorn on her Itps. “You will carry:me hence! You! I am to trust myself to yout" He never winced tinder the lash of | her contempt, so {Intent was he upon that one urgent thing. “Will you stay, then, and trust ¢ to Buckingham?” he flung fiercely back at her, “Come, I say ho commanded, oddly masterful his overwhelming concern for her. Oh, not that Never with you! Never!” He beat his hands together in his frenzy of impatience, (Continued in Our Next Issue) n save where the folds | been muffied still hung about her} under the stross of that urgent neces- |?" nity, he assumed a sudden firmness. | in Blue re's Quite a Variety of Hairdressing Modes, but the Photographs Above Shou “ARE GOING BACK TO Ww About £0 H \ ow Even Our Whims Whirl in Cycles of Time ad a oe, eee bob’ ADVENTURES OF 6 THE “Oh, dear,” cried Nancy “Yon, He alr * maid the & i, “Th right there wher as sure a8 you're thieves quite too dark to been dy ecrow | ne. I'v er since,” on, Nancy, let's dig 4: nd find out,” d Nick, “May the he treasure that rest of t k's giant hid. » the two children set to work a will, but they had no shovels « tired. | y rd a gran oft alk pigs, hin wet nose clos ne ground, sniffing and snuff < lke everything When he saw the Twi ed hin queer little eyes lo,” he sled. “Who in creation are you? ght I knew all the wood crea by sight.” ro not wood creaturest ip from tho earth on a bean. | etal Nick told him. “W | We | “Twins! Well, I declarer laughed Beanstalh r |fruit to grow on a beanstalk! jmay! If you came fro aid ruffies? I lke} tr they aro hard | |to get grow away down un- | nd like Tho a can find root with my nose.”* ‘Oh, “You're queer But, the earth, | u potatoes dear,” cried Nancy as an hy ai jwith pr } plishment jyou like.” t I fust!* remarked the pig} “It in my chief accom. | I'll show you how, if do,” begged Nancy. “And if you don’t mind will you dig here j where this pile of dirt is?’ | | “Certainly,” said the pig obliging. | and wet to work with a will, 1 "iggy worked so fast that noc No Paring—End Them Don't let the agony of coms destroy your comfort. Apply Blue-jay—and instantly the pain vanishes. Then the corn loosens and comes out. Does away with dangerous paring. Get Blue-jay at any drug store, @ Cnanin to Good Teeth Good Health Use a common-sense dentifrice— one that washes and polishes and is free from harmful grit. COLGATE’S RIBBON DENTAL CREAM The oldest Campfire Girt,| at least of the West, is said) to be “Grandma” Tibbits of | Yakima, Wash. She is 76, but continues to visit Camp- fire spirit. Her sisters be-| stowed on her the mystic name, “We-lo-gra-ti,” mean-| ing “We love Grandma Tib- bits.” / CLEANS TEETH THE RICHT WAY , / THE TWINS OBLIGING di daylight | ne left behind in hb | there's not between the ¢ t of a qua there's quite an once and thi In fact, ment hold the first and the Exactly psyche which the has bobbed off. Tho hat not th pearance of the profile PIG this array for that flapper ‘showed then 1 alike, exces Romp Outdoors In All W eather: There is Nothin, Fresh Air Play aan Sturdy Bodies. If Colds Come Treat Externally © big revolution ppened when the in psych puffs hernalia wound into . It took ide Stwelf, bu nous “figure ¢ sign of that appen | observed rats, time f by the ear the along, ould be } fi me for airdressers. Curis, marcello waves, | puffs, pompadours, The fourth pic from the left gives an idea of far they went. It was their y of days. Then came the day of glory 2 should play outdoors day fn winter as well as in summer, keep them in: Rte as an idea struck her appeared altogether. All at once he stuck ow d. “There's someth n't go down any further. |! lid any more than you re is an iron ring in it,|Culd lft the roof off the school 1 can't bear the aight of «| house. They always make mé me colds will come ass result of exposure. But constant js temal dosing must not be thotght Vicks answers the need. It ise, temally applied and can be used fp quently without upsetting the dgp tion. When rubbed on over throat chest Vicks acts externally like z ment or plaster. At the same the ingredients, vaporized by the baiy directly into the Vick he ideal treatment for dren's cold troubles. & neary ' | to the palace!” sald the Scare. | for I had one in my nose|crow, “and bring the king and queen. Most likely it is theira any- “We're very much obliged any-| way. Who else would have such a "" said Nick, “You've done us | fortune?’ © & favor," | So off to the naiace of Beanstalk | “You're welcome!" said the pig.| Land trudged the Twins. | best, ase inhaled But I guess I'll be going. My| ‘There stood the hald-headed gate-| aff puth is watering more than ever|keeper and the 20 stiff servants r Good-bye.” |just as they had left them. And all had gone, the Socare-|the lords and ladies, too, And there} in @ weak voice. “Oh, do|sat the king and queen and the} and open the box, children, |court cat, and everybody, just as} that must be what it js, I'm|tho nothing had happened. Vi ¢ § APO Rua Ung weak with excitement.” (To Be Continued) the Twins couldn't budge the| (Copyright, 1924, by Seattle Star) | Over /7 Mauow Jaas UseoYeasy New Arrivals for DOLLAR FRIDAY Piquant, charming, youthful—fascinating one instantly by the freshness of Spring reflected in every detail. 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