The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 19, 1924, Page 10

A Story of Seattle and The South Seas “The Beacon Hill BY FRED V. WILLIAMS START HERP TODAY island and Ma Giso of Seatt him to Ther the house & passing morning. let placed about t NOW GOON W handeuffs. Now get CHAPTER 4% whate l in the hands of tt the Renard gang. Clark, sickened at the turn events had taken. thought quickly as he acted in fense. Marian was hardly aware of the change in their position or, at least, he thought so until he heard her give a | They were agaiz turn screamed ‘Oot The dr taggered tupidly at the side Clark feit fo: ed tt and flung th Miss O. S. Allen’s Tested Recipes no. L72 he hurled nti ed the mar hed the & covered the two sched in Marion's ar been fighting herc her Hance. Clark opened the door on the other Mystery mmanded the driv ut © car and stand I will crush 4 here.” obey. He r was loath to in the in ny He's kiltin er opene out of the ¢ He stood f the road. the door handle, turn or open, Then into the m the ¢ men. Hoe turned nto the woman who was Marian had ally at the side an fr side of the car and between them Brown Betty (With Crisco hard sauce. Try i!) Sliced apples Bread crumbs Sugar, salt Cinnamon Crisco Put layer of bread crumbs into bottom of well Criscoed pudding dish; then a layer of apples sliced thin. Sprinkle with '” cinnamon, pinch of salt. t with pieces of Crisco. Put on another layer of bread crumbs. Continue until dish is full. Bake in moderate oven about 1 hour. Clark et men, until sooner did bottom of and sound Serve with hard sauce made as follows: Cream together: X cupful Criseo 1 cupful powdered sugar 4 teaspoonful salt 1 teaspoonful cinnamon Beat until light and fluffy. (RISCO a ol light, tender oan ea” ‘or digestible and flaky try a For erlsp, digestible fried fo worn, fad has never Sweaters Skirts Coats lcolor at drug ate wans behind Clark told Marian to he hugged close to the few minutes they were out of reach WOM : == | OLD THINGS NEW contains dire oman can dye Marian and Clark pushed the woman to the road. imbed to the drt keeping the gu he had 4 the car. Ne the ear f them to pop. crouch in the the auto for safety while he wheel. Ina “ar Waists Dresses Kimonos Draperies Ginghams Stockings Diamond Dyes cent package of “Diamond ons no simple or tint any old, if she i thing eve ed . | cward than | ADVEN OF THE NO. 5—GRUBBY G 4 day Mrs. Bunny wae My goodness, I'm 1 eased at t There's boy,” #he Hage store} i of the Mister That very day Mra. 8a ie comp t r And here, when she went t 4 that phe me from no Way for I need ta nd potatoes and veg ad and everything tubby nined him o that waa tt fe the nig ty's heart tel Clark d car,” Clark directed alls for it, Do not let until I have been » ried to their rooms, they had left The fog lifted and the sun eamed The Bound «lis fully thru the windows They were back in the workaday world, from the dreamia mad adventur found as ated to notity They needed ¢. ep. Clark ordered y ate ravenounly and Marian clinging for a moment t ark am he left her at the door of he troom How long they slept Clark did not know when he awoke, Marian was still asleep fo the adjoining multe. He was conscious of a slight stir in the parlor of his suite, Hte thought he heard a door closed softly It was probably a mald, make up the sulte, he th he got out-of bed and next room. A fragrant perfume that stirred hidden memorien axsatied his as he crosged the threahhold, It was the same exot! ame that had surrounded the mysterious he night he had en ‘ ¢ of & hundred win dows on Beacon Mill, the same as that from the flower from the moun tain on the uncharted isle He had lost consciousness in the house and awakened on the island His senses had reeled when he ame! t flower on the taland and Toba had ‘carried him away to her cave and dris breakfast come to ne seized him here of th The at © room was heavy He looked d windows were cloned. nm the table was a vase of flowers, them w it now, A gr r, the Mower of the n in How had it come there? Clark ran to the window and flung it open Then he leahed far out of the window bout abou red flow ame to him town, the erfront, the as thru a haze his brain cleared. He —|shook the cobwebs from his mind. His vision was bright. But he re + T OUNDHOG DOES SOME ERRANDS and took the sugar the bags and th (To Be Continued) Beg Pardon! The Star never intentionally prints aw watroe statement of maken an unjurt at's oy 6 H thank the fri 7 attention. ends whe call It t ff Matt @tarwich's prise blood red t Chiet of Pietre of T ma and ated With a beautify ed gold metal, rece f last week. The St referred to the p and Jop as being 8 were hone oA inadver 2 dogs the pro artment knows the dogs belong to Matt He bas rained the and trained therm er fame is apreading over the entire sast. They are among the few blood hounds that really follow scents. FAILS AT SUICIDE HOLLYWOOD, May 19 Law Ma son, 29, a film director, waa tofiay recovering from a thwarted suicide attempt, made in a local hotel. Friends burst into his room and ft d him vietim of man Mason tating he wae living toe fast @ lite Reduce @oitre in 7 Days Lift Off-No Pain! i NHI] Wil f\ \\} { WNT ) iN] iyi! \\ California S |Oranges’ Plenty of Smaller, but Delicious Unequalled for desserts and salads or to eat whole between meals or at bed time. Nature has made oranges smaller this year, but they are juicy, sweet, delictlous—~ as good as any larger fruit you ever ate. These smaller oranges cost less— so they are twice a bargain. Buy bought but one before. box. two dozen, therefore, where you've Or buy them by the Rich in needed Vitamines—doubly good for growing children according to physicians, Get at least two dozen now and keep a bowl ful always now. Uniformly Good The Tangle (An intimate story of innermost emotions reveated in prt LETTER FROM JOHN ALDEN PRESCOTT TO SYDNEY CARTON ld be t until * home her sister somethin. wr Alice has de surprising while she jand. 1 gather from I not from anything she from the tone of them—that she 4 rather a disagreeable sort of your tes me that ped int was 1 thin 1 ¢ you should qualities 1 am dev jcame, you knc ay that Lew tters) cunsed the influence of tho latest play, the current movie, and the trend of politics, You would have hourht that he Was a very well inkc man, There was no cant about him. I liked him ugh, Syd, to invite him come again when Leslic was home, Honestly, I didn't know that the modern preacher wan so interesting. All that I remembered about a preacher was the one that used to scare ws to death with the threat of eternal punishment, when I was a boy, Now they are more con- cerned with what you do here, and how you help to improve your race and your world rather than about the degree of heat which will prob. you in the next handy in the house. Phone your dealer , Ask for— unkist Oranges | Mother’s nurse and companion, a Miss Andeérson, is very charming |and Clever woman, and she has the greatest influence over the mater. | Bho has made It perfectly apparent to my mother that my house should be rif for mé and not for the axke of the setvants and furniture tn it Mother did not even find any fault |when I brought Mra. Atherton home jto dinner a half an hour late the | other night! | Of course she has nothing to do with the running of the house, but I fully expected not only to be |found fault with for being late to dinner, but also for. bringing my secretary home with me, Miss |Anderson very tactfully conveyed the news to mother, however, that Mra, Atherton waa an old schoo! | lfriend of LAsite’s. I don't think | mother, however, would have been | |ao complacent had she known that! Leslie's O14 school friend had never been ih our house before, (Copyright, 1924, by Seattle Star) pathologists color bacilll |studled under @ mileroscope is TOMORROW: Letter from John THE PERFECT DRY CLEANER Alden Prescott to Sydney Carton, | ‘continued. Preparation of stains with which to be sald to be the smallest British Industry. 55¢ AIL Drug Stores | mained in the window until he was awa « am 4 — orrhea claims ba out of 5 Can you afford to take chapces with your teeth and health when four personsoutof every five past 40,and thousands younger, have Pyorrhea? Far better to play safe against such odds. Forhan’s For the Gums is a refreshing tooth paste and a Pyor- rhea preventive as well. Use it twice daily. i More than a tooth paste— it checks Pyorrhea 35¢ and 60c in tubes forhans FOR THE GU Ww rtain he had recovered his strength. | He decided to go to Marian, to sum-| mon the servants and find out how! the flower had come there | But He wouldn't go—now. [Something was holding him. It| grasped his neck. Two hands trom behind. They closed about his throat They tig! ned, tightened until he could not breathe and his brain spun dizzily | no. | | Clark fought weakly and finally the | |fingers relaxed their grip on his| throat He tried to turn quickly. | Zehind him fled a shadow, a dark, | jtangible something he barely made | | out in his half blinded vision a# a hu man form. And therm the door open- | ed and closed with a bang and he| stood, reeling drunkenly, staring | stupidly about the room. His first thought was of Marian. ‘With fear in his heart he groped his | | way blindly to her apartment. (Continued Tomorrow) COVERED FACE Festered and Scaled, Cuticura Healed, ————. “ A few months ago my face be. came covered with barry caused by eating chocolates, The pimples were small and featered and later scaled over, I was sahamed to go} out on the street because my face looked so badly. 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