The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 17, 1924, Page 12

PAGE THE SEATTLE STAR ———— SOBA (nn: “or THE TWINS. iT HERE Romance and Adventure in Seattle od } 6—THE FORGET-ME-NOT FAIRY ; A Sequel to “The Begcon Hill Mystery” — none ’ sion of it All three men swam to the bant started climb in, ene u m= the bew, the boat toward wielting his chub, » he right and left, They relinquished theie holds under his blows t came back, injured and ble - ihe moaning with the pain caubed by ‘ ° x eo. j ‘ ’ ‘ iad nard ds Marian's oie wacepes ine Lau: «| his ohh a \ | or SNOW GO ON WITH THE sTORY : f oo ee as | The perfect oil for frying—for short- HE man put a dripping nut | attic on wee cones to ot y tant = By ening—for mayonnaise making. of the water ic th uh 8 = ‘ . 6 Clack mw his tngere take, hola sliPvet enn timenit| And right in the middle of the pateh stood a tiny man. . . f peso cme ONES gh Pevre and thea tie LOR ae lla ais tes eer (ity t - ; 3 at or oil can do—and does it better He could easily have struck ee tn the tent. on {Johnny Jump Up, the garden fairy,|a dreadful time with the titmous ponal « [ than it has been done before. out and felled hin; sent him un nother man half in the boat. On . , fi we ; ; : a he # window-aiil Ho kept conscious on the moment and ' oe. Senen heres ang | ‘The Twi ped on nd | tui stuck ow Au ve du a P \ Send for the FR hack Into the water, but this sy toed igrenti yy nag dempradbroimd PEEL t can’t ride him much longer r . . " p would have done two things. It alt ite, back Into the w ! here first expose him to the With this man he spent consid tle ‘| u t ve q . i ake, Ny atte | able tne andthe nan nthe |coming! We've comine” they cll: | uy shin time the Twins ha ie alan sin Amaizo Cook Book Suupend and shoulders a be | bow, as he turned, was on the | “Hare yeu om tre he lit vere rutihe ed g for the blow, and the man, floar of the launch, trying to re even que “< atte 6 Ww a's Tieton, would sink and ve pattie oa P ro tet [ ‘ t e an aration and deliciousness of result, dro. Even tho it meant the ' Baie to the hentia) Sem saving of his own life Clark | dech e SORE wat) out. CCL Ra De c ng the m Mr : oe pee: nares 1K Address: 111 West Monroe St., Chicago, IIL. could not find the heart to take |“! y hier ® eS ep | clambered the t Contains many aids to speed in prep- Where ing tonigh' awarded He Tle of @ human being, | club at the man with fee there they were in ‘ ey, killed Jast Christmas ev = American Maize-Products Co, le quickly decided on a plan of ould mu Yee with {ta daffod . and |’ , | i Beementy Coe pene to} ‘The tnan clinched and blocked his} “Oh, that's « seoret,” said Johnny is an Hd | electric ; New York @etion which, altho dangerous t J ré a raising } yebrows un aney a play Sinsahero ‘ Himself, would leave his foo in the |club band. Now Clark found hin Jump Up, raising hie azebeewe UO svervibing unsabaro Otuk sel: ost precarious situation.|til they nea ouched ap. cars at McNe Water still active in the vicinity tin o.mest precns ‘ wpe eid so ——————| And a great patch of real forset:|’narre Clark smashed his club at the| He was fighting his life. He =qey man’s fingers. There was a how! of | Must overcome this or the other r th h ts grip | two, in the water, woul an ays po ey th ev ’ sin, where a hn nea ihr eat ait boat, climb alard and easily the} \ they looked In the moonlight “ bea vould dare to opts pers «itt srpower } ‘ |someone had upset 4 great bucket) 11 America Bwam Away, amazed, frightened and| three of them overpower him. | Th bank was etlent : = y pare] to nd fellows on the shore. | . He was already weak, but the | ¢..mer suddenly spoke, crisply and|°% **y-blue paint mountain flowers. There are other “Someone is in the boat,’ he cried.| desperate situation in which he [softy they the night And right In the middle of the lovely flowers there, too. And that : ¥ found himself gave him fresh Farrer’ Xe . : said.| Patch stood a tiny man all dressed!iy where the titmouse is ing us : P Mara ords came sharp | "Get away—all of you a 2 Tried dee | courage and new strength. Fight (stake ready men. Bink that boat."|Up like a cowboy yw." The Amaizo Can is “Get on that boat,"’ boomed as hard as he could, however, he re wan a moment's pause| “Well, I see that you got heref’| On flew the titmouse across states dustless, rustless, easy Cramer from the shore. By this could net overcome the man with |. the three men in the water ed Johnny Jump Up. “Did you|and states, Then he c toa w ’ ’ time Clark saw the other man whom he had clinched. t to get out of ras nd then. | bring the tickets river, Next they passed over enc to handle and store. swim to the side of his fellow in Tee fellow succesded in hol u © shadows on the shore, 4 Wes. 1 Gt neddid te.tiny eo , the water. e wagitree = ah BS | serie rp, spiteful barks from |joy gniry Here are three tickets |!" a yellow as ripe oranges Together they held a consultation ub and keeping } run of fire, splt-|eo the Orage 6 olay eel aa.| After’ that they nd then swam directly to the boat’ ‘ erip. ting Mh ent . ng | ‘ : ‘ rom | Prairies where not No m called out t his : y sagebrush. Side, Ho had two m ‘ 1. 7 " ’ . ray sagebru Row. And Clark the , bee x ve ats ’ d in the Iauneh's : : & And then they came to t What he was to do, how he ws rgd se aboard Hurry, I've! hottom. He teard the bullets fe ben Saatan” cen ae ins. handle them. . Le t ee whistle overhead, cut the water, aaa owe beng ter The mo flew right To his alarm they ss | CREO ore (eRe of the beat , oe $ @rifting launch tro points peace Coe, | Sales \ me Gegeay r i and Clark, crouch x a 1 t f whis r @ chirped white ies and flowers center, watched for their |in the water answered faintly : “ oN in, ev st > thick ¢ MEE Hiesls one of the men and Clark could hear them found "4 » his hands on the » Nancy and Nick and both leaped at the boat. He saw,| ring, splashing, fighting against ,. tte 1 if it were dry, |Jum hopped onto the " Simultaneously, a pair of hande| ‘he current, trying to reach the [to | r and his men ha # back and away he flew afte (To Be Continued) igrip the launch on either side launch again. Evidently he had eded tn opening the huh below |he had punched the tickets with his ; hci tia dtrack nt aa beaten them severely and they . gf danggenee eth chadber were having great difficulty, | it was. The tell-tale gush | y was the fairy dressed Ike) FATHER HAD TO WORK HARD ; then the other and they relin- ith i a hemde a beuined a = : f ‘i ‘, p : " liking Lest Sede eke cadets tehes of with injured hands and bruised | r. A ball had punctured Brio Bi cathe ait apog Shaaie 4 Ss Shes Abtatta eek st ; : ne ds sai , La Real nls STectad | heads, reaching the boat. état: thle latanal transa: | tereabeamectey® aiced Sasey Pig OR cc : edie A | wit’ rleletee walle, baamioaia"t ope le. ne, Syd, * “Eyurry,"* ab the man tniThru the jagged wound poured al “Because, r hank ’ Le rhe ‘ # of all the fie from | 2 KR und pou! | . ‘ Deepa lee stleeed werte ripe Clark's arms. “HUNY, wou't yout water, ¢ tore a strip| Jump Up, “ many . . should think sa Be 4 seman nt. I've got him fast.’ * and plugged the Jeak:{ it. bu : r " y boy, I begun P But they could not hurry tn spite 3 froma the ‘Weet in. the first place.|to t was impossible.’—Aln Again they stormed the boat n raging ashore. They | From the top of the highest moon ly . F gain Clark drove them off. ¢ eld back by their injuries and | = ae ‘ ais (Copyright, 1924, Seattle Star.) | Mu , e Wwas afraid now that they would| the curre HA f a C ove @bandon their attack and leave the| Finally the man on board began to| | r : wo r the F reet & read ; Doat open to their companion’s fire.| weaken and citing’ Saat} t t tir slic | th re: the be at the) TOMORROW: Letter from Leslie f " y y t *: , s Ps rt sli Pi tt, of Gm that event he was certain of} ciuh, was . free his weapon G 1 M t e i , " f tht ‘“ nara 4 ripe Lica Prescott, care 0 from the "s rasp. re) d ountain \ ‘ of ly ut tot 3 a awer, To his relief they came back, an StF aalomaear 96-elovers | “was div " : 5 other man joining them in the water hing, slashing blows, beat! —A Salad Dessert— eft alon 1 \ ne of t se ne Zvidently they did not wish to resort| ing whipping his adversary away (An Intimate story of innermost emotions revealed by private letters) | |" oa ee Bas t P ‘0 r the big picnic sandwich! fo gun fire for fear of arousing per-| ¢, one Aa bs if 3 rom him ne man, dazed, bruised, Pol y doinhia te is ¥ ee fons living on the river. bleeding, whimpering for mercy Take one Philadelphia t The launch, atill hugging the shore, | under the attack, crawled to the gun-| creamcheeseandblend (LeTreR FROM JOHN ALDEN Paula's letter. I hear 5 Was drifting rapidly down stream.| wales and Clark thrust him into the yi 10 tablesr PRESCOTT TO SYDNEY CAR yon"t be « damn fe ‘And the men on shore were trailing/tiver . ‘ ’ with two tablespoonfuls TON, CONTINUED hy Rgpactet of Gold Medal Mayon- have! bean wikeltink ang ‘ ald play riv FIREPLACE INFLUENCES | aise. Creamthorough- |sva'ever ence 1 tot tat iter, to) emo FURNITURE ARRANGEMENT ly. Then arrange in {termine who the nlc Iw Attractions of Its Cheerful Glow little individual mgun- 1h es Repl oe ge Rage Must Be Considered. tains on dessert plates. could not by a Ruth Ei Bn Fs Sho doea not know Paula ‘e Cad inp dacn @ ihe in Red inf dna toohis Crown each mountain |; and (hat dear Prieciin eles Bay Retbitsp é eel with a tablespoonful of aifor t p as far w In the old days when fireplaces . re concerned. were the sole means of heating a preservedcherries, rasp- a neorny room, people drew their chairs or Di rawberries n’t em neelt 3 and, og benches close to the glowing blaze berries Se vi | tis 4 ‘0 been wonder So the greatest degree of comfort “serve with saltines or here isn’t a little personal could be secured. Today the room thin wafers. | pam semenpenencentat may be heated with the most im- f ————__ Proved heating system, but folks Thi: C ¢ 1 . . beet: ta: tenitees thie’ ehtice This salad dessert gets | Striped Suit ) close to the fireplace. Perhaps tt | away from the hag is a habit whith has persisted i through generations—or it may be pies and puddings, an an Instinctive love for the cheerful men like it especially. wlow of an open fire. In elther Best Foods GOLD MEDAL Mayonnaise | More than a dressing —it’s a Food BF-BF- BF BY BF -BF-BF-B? t was night mous fields where wheat was grow: | tear thru the frame Slop. And there gre t him, getme-nots as blue as the ah (Copyright, 1924 o Star t a wom. com Miss O. S. Allen’s Tested Recipes cam — Ne | ay “THE KITCHEN CONVENIENT” le ZB Fe al chat Lol ES IS BUILT AROUND THE KITCHEN RANGE the difference” os 4 ay On the operation of the kitchen range depends relief from -—v. ti vorries ; aes ae 3 y ( ‘ t m-vexatious worries, delays Because Kute Kuts wel- E sF 5 iy ian a enjoys) 4 ‘ Das and disappointments, and assures in a great measure the health of the entire family. come the tug-and-tear of | : 3 cuptul Criseo tena — The only ran, ‘ y i i , oe 7 2 ly range that fully meets all requirements is the childhood play, children The Apartment Fireside, Distal nome biica fuking ; Icome them. And be- UF Be score Kutsaresevied case, the propensity to draw chairs | K [maces salt ee : : MODERN GAS RANGE | to the fireplac ld be tak * fl for dress as well as play, ‘0 the fireplace should be taken 1 eng, well beaten WITH Sift flour, baking powder, salt into consideration when the furn!- 4 é Be. sceiges rontion iA ealaoate Merc (sr in with | Ogata } ‘ : AUTOMATIC OVEN HEAT CONTROL mothers voteyes” every ture {s arranged, milk to ment Mving room. The deep arm- Kute Kuts made play | (hair is bunt slong tines whien are || maxegott dough. | Tast add ogg. pitsfachionable!Butthey nienter enough te igh niente her til ey Yas 24 ; WE OFFER UNTIL JULY 15TH ONLY vekeptfaith with wear | With the architecture of the room, | individual short cakes drop by ‘ | 4 but {t {s comfortable enough to 9 fuls the size desir A i andqualiytolKuseKis |p estan ae? | eee enc CLARK JEWEL and RELIABLE GAS RANGES arethe original style-plus- Jt Is upholstered with small pat- Bake about 20 minutes in moder- . —_—— sates | tern dainask In dark bine. The rec- te oven. i a IN I wear playsuits. Your deal’ | tangular table beside it ls. dhotice z : ye with LORAIN OVEN HEAT CO ROL er hasthem{sizesoto 12] | to an end table, having two con-|| Hull, wash, strawberries thor- , wid 2 eh in khaki , | sole supports united by a floor run-|| OUBhly. Add sugar to taste, || y “ re on special terms of ier i in i,denimand other | her and one eatved oatcner, crush with potato minh fat m special terms of $5.00 Cash and balance in 12 7 % ¢ stand until thoroughly blended. | ae REE 4 fabrics. | ld entd ne | cover with atrawberries between | this season, regurdiens of what wo've credit on your purchase. base, with a shade of old gold taf- || snd on ton. Serve with plain or | done, and here's a worthy model to real 3 purenase, : CONT UST EY hig i ts ot to alan whipped cream, follow. Tho materint is Kasha in omnes J r equal monthly payments, wood, or coal range or oil or electric stove as white. ads Witte WtMbeds: 1HiMbaatel | Note: Daily demonstrations at Main Office, 1808 dth +, ) Avenue. i rg gly little lines across one's book. |chades. It 14 cut on tho genoral plan| Tuesday Cinnamon Rolls and Biscuits, ¢ Baking Monday and a has to Marian Moore, care of RI SCO of the tube and 4s convenlently split | a ne ‘aper, for advice or infor. at the hem to make walking possible PEG-TOP PLAYSUITS mation about home furnishing or | tong, ntralght strip males tho at SEATTLE LIGHTING COMPANY a ting. sending stamped ad- 4 rf Made by Blosser Heyneman'Co,,Sen | Mean Velouoit tractive scarf, Francisco, Los , Pordand. Kut pe for reply.) an RT ea ered Stuart Bldg., 1308 4th Ave, Hadar pene s'Poewene, |, Queetion:. Gan T use mirror || Por light, tender cakes A small payment down, with ' . ‘ MA in-6767 fg go-Anbringemeoss willbe progecuted. f 8 ORvenport! 3B. ote Neri t regular monthly payments, — will Answer: Very nicely. For crisp, digestible fried food oon make the house you want to Copyright, American Homes Bureau, ciate om jive ia your own, fyb WATS