The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 20, 1924, Page 14

TOBA bit: Romance and Adventure in Seattle A Sequel to “The Beacon Hill Mystery” treasure he coveted ON WITH THE he could view this p as she entered the room, see he before she saw him his hands gripped the arm of his doubt that Clark, awakening and finding her note, would Immediately hunt her up nbarrassing interview where she knew he would be un. She did not speak laration of her re m and the explana ad been to her) held there in bypnetic spell. up and she spoke Then there was the thought of desire to know who she was and to Jearn if she were still living. mother In the f The Japanese was gone very tone of v« not wish him to bear. turned to Renard again. that her eyes were filled with * Great works where tien had set down their views of life. In these books Kenard sought expression for what of his life was spiritual, and, for the brief time, became a man in sympathy with his fellows. girl called him father Renard from the was shipwrecked on loyd Curk saved me been a terrible mix. | something apart | Fi napped him | take nin him br from its usual stoicism back into the immediat Stared coldly at his man. Siotect The full shock of the thing hit Yourself; o Not Accept Imitations a. Substitutes. Ask for and Get HORLICK’ who originated and named the product |" SAVES MAN ed in the next issue.) VASHINGTON.—A « of the ¢ ributed thru the MALTED MILK( Used by thousands for nearly 40 years A Healthful Food-Drink for All A Agrees with the weakes Keep it on your sideboard at home. A quick lunch prepared in a minute. Excellent for travelers. No cooking. | et a package of “Horlick’s” and use it at your home | Rich milk, malted grain, form. For infants, invali ing children. Pure nutrition, uj hole body. 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