The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 2, 1924, Page 8

Romance and Adventure in Seattle | A Sequel to “The Beacon Hill Mystery” START HERE TeDaY . ; t r 1 NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY | rupte At Moclips Clark and M ett ltigntly. “1 ; the train. They gazed t for a le while tonge 4 ow The ride wa wind blew in tre cook but + Clark's atte panae of w . memerics acu ver oe i . They steppe A ; hand to a headiand y The f te the cone The resort becam: Y £ 000] omnh ae horizon of the sea, hung soft « suspended ing inland in t of t ‘ i ure, born of seemed the world and cares and its worrie them and that ont Pte sit atop it Floyd fo a lovely @Aticed his brush, He set up his Sasel and prepared to paint. Marian Pepread their luncheon and kept | House, as little girls are wont to do, in hand climbed a long trail | estiy remainec vista that Clark, seem him to ¢ unlike bim e thought The spell upe ‘i Neither spoke for a On lack ‘eran: ware Rees tongue wus a that | pride was touche 1 place peeerian marry him : sought the memory of At last he could withhold no longer |, : Clark smiled. Jealous, } the words that rushed hot to UPS! thought. ‘That's it. Jealous. Tu PGlark threw aside his brush und) DOURe Sits decent want, thee id Marian’s hand n both of oe" ee fe . _— ae ase . other woman to have me fy ae must listen to me,” he sald Why had she rejected him? Surely MT love you. You have said you | not for the reason she had just given a, me. Marian, dear, you must | Didn't love him. That was it marry me ® She turned her face away Dwanted to give herself to him, to Surrender and take his name, but The artist, anger lending —insp! made the brown « live, put something of and hurt pride to his ton his canvas © apell she brush, 3 Clark went on, brokenly, hoarsely.| had once cast over him in her eye >) "We cannot live like this any The thing on his canvaa became Plenger,” pleaded Clark. ‘'You need| a creature of beauty, of warmth, life Me. I must protect you. Yoy have Hieen thru so much, dear. 4 “Remember out there on the is. Sland, on that s . when our} tives were n the balance! mood, might. st and on the whim of those savage | tween the eyes, make it sit up and } Women—you told me you loved me?"’| take notice of the talent in,him it } Marian shook her head. | had heretofore ignored *Floyd,’* she said softly, “I love| F¥ou too much to marry you. jaway. He did not hear her parting D1) *You are my whole heart and soul.| words, words that might have PL think of no one but you. And in| brought him to his feet running {thinking of you, I am reminded of | after her, begging her pardon Phat an injury I would do you.| “All right. I'll go." she wald. “I +) “You do not know who I am. 1/ didn't know you could be so cruel do not know who I am. | Good-bye P) “Some day, later, after the first] Blindly, tears in ner eyes, Marian Shot impulse of your woolng is over,|tramped up the mountain side. J You, Floyd, dear and adorable as you| She came to thick brush, a are, would pause and think, and as|gied pathway, a group of ones S¥ou looked on your children would! grown wild and close, their branches Bay, “I wonder whose blood, besides| interlocked. In the cool recess of imy own, is in their veins.’ ” ithe forest's depth she me E _RELIEF WAS LASTING | SAYS FRISCO PAINTER * _ John W. Shane Continues ' to Praise Tanlac Four Years After It Brought Relief. ' ’ “Talking about results that stay “with you, this Tanlac fixed up my health over four years ago and I ain satill fecling fine,” recently affirmed color, love. He became absorted in his work. He forgot Marian. He thought only of his work ke the world be would suffer for hours after every meal. I was in no condition to work and some days it was all I could do to stay on the job “Four or sharpened up my five bottles of Tanlac appetite, set my troubles and left me feeling like a new and different man. Tanlac is} great, no getting around that fact.” Tanlac is for sale by all good drug- | =) John W. Shane, a painter, of 537 | gists. Accept no substitute. Over 40) MBanchez St., San Francisco, Calif. | million bottles sold. “For three or four years previous x Ho taking Tanlac I was in a badly, Tanlac Vegetable Pills, for consti ‘run-down condition and kept getting! pation, ‘Worse all the time. My appetite was | the “Spoor, my stomach out of fix and I i made and recommended b- manufacturers of TANLAC.— Advertisement PIONEER DENTISTS Bridgework Cut to With Our Regular 15- Year Guarantee NOW IS THE TIME While Our Prices Are Cut in Half and see for yor ¢ high class wi * DR. H, 0. DANFORD, Mgr. Second Ave. and dames St. The Seattle Star MA JONG COUPON Clip this Coupon from Tho Star for two consecu. tive days, Fill out with your name and address and bring or send it to Tho Star office, 1307 Seventh Avenue, with 60 centy, (Mali orders 106 extra) ‘This will entitle you to one of our complete Ma Jong aole Here was a painting that, done in Clark did not hear Marlan move| stomach in order, brushed away my | ADVENTURES OF THE TWINS ba NO, 17—HAY FEVER AND SNUFI Hubby Uses Hair Brush to Settle Argument—She Dental statistics t ies & Doesn't Mind, but Family Obje Wants to people out of every { t j K What Other Wives Think th nds y , Apply the “ounce of i ly Dear Miss Grey: I » your flay belore Nature warns with bleeding { ! or ‘ yi ‘ W r 1 : ¢ . nace’ ana’ gereaes th i More than a tooth paste— he a 1 fade jal poeple it checks Pyorrhea brusl that t I re ved the samé 35¢ and 60c in tubes : 1 on r erous occasior rhaps o1 average of 01 , - H My older ters have informed me other wire an L) where J . not treated in such a manner and they demanded that So hele ot es tee I get a divorce. They have become quite bitter about it and Rg y « M have threatened to make public our relations in an effort to ‘ hy, ( ) ve wr ced Day. et | jure my husband's Dustnens with him bul FOR THE GUMS ; : ‘ {do not believe I could be happy anywhere else, His spank ; . ishes me except when I have been a iit in some manner wy N e Ht t aked pank the wi and I am inclined to believe him. At ggg. ‘ least I kne ral little flirts whom I believe would be 1 should obey my own wishe t with my husbanc ' * Very tru PERPLEXITY Iv ; ‘ MONE KITTENS | . IND YOU'LL FIN . M Continued in our next issue Boys Spend Night i vesaeca , : Marooned on Rock Drake, 18, expe i the th “ 4 e and Adrian Ferray, 15, t f ter's worth ff Oakland © tray ar i'n t just End by nd we 4 Mist The f The boyn were on a But he wasn't going to say ™ Saturday failed t well! I'm sor + Mt . t r But 1 he It’s an= = onor ” to have others attempt to follow your ideas save me mone To te Continued) MY DEAR, USE POSLAM FOR CREDIT LIBERAL TERMS NO BRANCHES Tt will often clear them away in 24 hours, because it tho moat CONCE sldigmin D of aki € dle ite ation O ger Set New Standards canno If you We will give you the of unblemished comple faved ars of skilled experie am at your drugg personal attention, wh can | DAY!—Advertinement arried out in our own|=> Se office | THOSE PIMPLES TAR Cynthia Grey: Four out of Five ~ have Pyorrhea % IT HERE Jeter ™ FORESTS BLAZE Dangerous Conditions Still) 3 sk re Ff t \ : o ; Menace Timber Austdac Leader | will not prove fatal i ety, ee ae Seems Like a Miracle to See How Lyko, the Great General - Tonic, Puts New Vigor into H, A. Fleage ata f ton hot almon departr Kelly St, John's Episcopal church ‘wit | Weak at M caving Colman dock at 8:15 aboar ® Je to hold ban-|8, 8. 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