The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 26, 1924, Page 12

daughter he b ly Be th rage and h “You are here—in my house | ¥OWld also have slain ( gun," he whispered. | ° "I know, father, but Jen rd’s face became dis: | daughter, "These men would b j&illed your father and you. T ark / “All right.” said Renard eas fo will take them In’ With that he struck Cramer al | stinging blow across the face and| with Renard once. You will never} “Teke Marian upstairs, Clar trifle with him again.”’ command ‘enard And on y jway open t Cramer stirred uneasily and glanced at his men, miserable remain behind with me e base-| “Hello, Nancy and Nick,” be call-ltnat generosit the latter winced, flushed, choking | ent and question them and then ied. “I've brought you some tickets) fraid. let them go. Go upstairs, dear’ . you think you could do any.| Marian hesitated.” Could she trust! sent me a radio message across the thing like this and get away wit)|thls man who was her ‘father and/ seq to ring You some ticket. That it?” he asked ironically. ‘You trifled| Yt Was @ stranger to her? | . ave |dickey t travelers were out in the magic] TO PAULA PERIER, where @ illac bush grew CONTINUED you cannot| Sitting astride one of the bios! iene here I'm poing to betray so Whaé that barm them. You can driv them|soms was @ littl Turkish tairy,| Jack a little and te you that he bobbing hia head at them In @ ily.| friendly greeting. jhim, to me. My dear 1 knew otf mind and _noul for your journty, The Fairy Quee why I'm here. ri ‘ "| “Oh, thank you!” sald Nancy, “Is ni oeoae _ n your) Turkey a nlee place? e hall door. Lacey will ‘Of course it is” said the tiny! Turk. “Lilees came from and stewing Summer mornings QUICK QUAKER — ready in 3 to 5 minutes. No hot kitchens, no fuss, no muss, no frying pans to clean ERE'S the new Summer breakfast, Quick Quaker, the new Quaker Oats. Rich and flavory, a complete vigor breakfast, cooked, served and eaten, the kitchen cleared away and spotless, in a jiffy. Takes the place of too heating foods, gives you the strength to keep up Summer vitality, gives women freedom from kitchen work. ?. Try it. Note its rich Quaker flavor. See what a joy it is. Standard fall size and weight packages~ Medium: 1Y%4 pounds; Large: 3 pounds, 7 oz. once A Quaker Painted woodwork, floors, linoleum, tile, marble and oilcloth cleaned with SAPOLIO. ay Deny 5 EFFECTIVE~ECONOMICAL jubstitutes never satisfy. Look fi the name Sapolio. ‘Blue band—Silver wrapper. ENOCH MORGAN’S SONS Cc ‘Sole * IEW YORK USA. “For the home welt ad werk welldone’? The Seattle Star MA JONG COUPON Culp this Coupon from The Star for two consecu: lve days, Fill out with your name and addre and bring or send it to Tho Star office, 1307 Seventh Avenue, with 60 centa, Qfoll orders 100 extra) This will entitle you to oi of our complete Ma Jong ota. j Manager whose address ‘s Box 95, “TY milght-as well tell you I hw 38 orth Bend, Wash, gone beyond murder since I found on Where going to ship every one of you so|to camp, as thers are local: far away that it will be @ long time | fires are not allowed unde before you find yourselves again.” | cumstances, and If you ha Lacey interrupted. ja dangerous place, no permit: will “Why not d business up)be teau neatly while it is to be done,’ Pormits, however, are not neces- said. “You can't trust them loose. | sary upon land designated as a public | Here they are. Shall I phone forthe | camping ground during the fire sea- | wang?’ | s0n which extends from May 1 to | *We don't need help,” replied =| Octobor 1 Renard. “Come on now. March ‘em down to that basement. | in We've got plenty of rope there."* lea | it a ticklish business, this. | does n Handling half a dozen men. Renard | Ket away jand La alert, parted. Renard} ——— backing into the hall to make way} |tor the prisoners ax they filed by,| Boy Near Biaik |one by one, Lacey wheeling behind | them. From “Empty Gun” ould be exercised Pp fires n you nven posexsion of a permit xouse you should the fire of the group. Cramer, falling “Into/Cunningham, 19-year-old ychoolboy, line, got between Lacey and Toko for |of North Bend, gae shot thry the a brief moment. |stomach’ yesterday afternoon when In the few seconds he was out of jan “empty-gun’ Incident claimed an- range he took his chance. He drop: | other victim. He may die. ped his gun and fired. And as he fired Renard crashed him to the floor. At the sound of these two shots hell broke loose in that tately Every 4 Kaed Long-Waisted ete bape Bodice together, they shot and fought it out. ‘The targets were all too plain. Cramer's men were bunched like sheep for the slaughter, While their guns, now five to two, crashed out in volley at Renard and Lacey. (Continued in the next issue.) Sie 2 2 oe rk powdered mgar 2 squares chocolate ¥ teaspoonful vanilla, salt in whites. Bake 1 in thick In greased pan, in te oven. peitaeh Crisco, blend in egg yolk, melted chocolate, flavoring, pow- dered sugar. Whip together until creamy. When Nit cut cake into desired sbapes, split in half, put alline iyers, over top, on te f contrasting colot ora of con| color ayy used to phish @isco pa i ght, dad Agron HIo line of this frock is vary sim: ple tho tho effect is very stun: It Is merely a long-walsted bo dice Joined to a very full skirt and 4 shaped collar fitted about the neck falling over the shoulders fo as to five the effect of a mleey Tho material js hand-blocked pushy-w oilk with graduated dots of white on a navy blue surface, sent that beautiful letter of yours to/ “Gome on," sald Renard in advance} NoRTH BEND, June 23.—David 1 | Bom tall, The three U9) | ePrER FROM SYDNEY CARTON was alwa the truth is the lov h h ¥ phe gl bd ort af the! is built upon scientific massage principles joveliest woman I have ever known, d and Tam very glad you wrote ther} Which have caused reductions of 5, 10, 20 nentence tlon to thought happy be \than of any woman in ya a part of you. You tel ) when you that I to him and called atten.| pounds in an amazingly short time. Women the fact that he probably| he could not make her un chuse he wae I've often wondered, Paula, § why the it he Rupposed state of to make a v re pome worn: Hest woman either you I'm still rather bunged up from that automobile smash-up, and my little girl, I am only going to} In applying for such permit It !*| nove never made the Preec make you prisoner and then I'm | necessary te state where you Intend visit since thelr marria down ntay at the club for a cou ple of woeks over their third anni vernary By the way, do y remem , im « B Pego'my heart] CANT BUST EY KUTS PEG “TOP PLAYSUITS Made by Elonsser-Heynemann Co., San Francinco, Los Angeles, Portland. Kose Kat denen patent U.S. Patent No, 36450. 1 afingemene will be prosecuted. asl ta aj legend he told us? 1 wish you would ne THE § TL rAR D ™ 4 ffe ’ @ iy FRED Y. ADVENTURES See What a Difference WILLIAMS OF THE TWINS bill, the Tw e ° D y & € | Romance and Adventure in Seattle 1n oul 4} A Sequel to “The Beacon Hill Mystery” e G +. /} Me ) ] a as well commit hark-kari,” he ; . snarled ’ wT Fy i t 1 t t , The instant you put on this new girdle you f “ ‘ t look inches thinner and years younger. r { ; . «of ener Renard ia You get at once Fashion's straight boyish : i and p Ma ' aiieeres hie lines. But best of all day-by-day, while you ; 5 pearien rely pyee «al wl stepped forwa t 2 ; a walk, work or play, the useless disfiguring ( ‘ : the past. *|s feognize him f f MI ? thoes nad 5 fat is gently but surely massaged away. , § , some bte Reber ssh Geiniie bes u oft trom the atree Does away with diet, exercise, pills and py , awful mess of this dining room," Me wares The 4 old-fashioned corsetting methods. ; h . a he remarked laconically wit ts 4 ut 2 {Cra : r “id ate t Turk had se f y “ f a at th ttm took ‘ wa 2 I aid Clark to Rena D country w things w N! ) more long and anxious waiting to grow : og Ey A teegbeags red i to Browing, fivlde of tobacco and « thin! No more heart-straining exercises ‘ he house, and the two rivai| Menard nodded warningly and then well, wel aid a new voice Sas Grier OC Baie here) —disagreeal rving dicts—harmful medi- ; Guns in the } tepataton: Ghia. etdia ase Gall : : : “That's al} 4 the little bdr cines-~stiff omfortable corsets! A mar- f NOW GO ON WITH THE sTORY ; Turkey!" ca the use of talking w YOU'VE) wr etn ew | velous new discovery has been made~—a new r TER XX She hesitated ° was med ge “3 sot to do Is to go and ym Bo back they went to t it! scientific girdle that makes you look inches if R' NA pped tily into th Fut you ‘ 1 hankegiving| gat a ak Weg wurden. The Twins thanked J thinner at once-and gently reduces fat with : agg oe i his gun, choking) re ren ee ngs as only lotr tte we [ame Ves the tiny Turk and the) outtheslightesteffortor inconvenience toyou! q Pras the ‘gir was pleeting . ake ) J 4 OT anMLis bakae nee then'| tek caper thely raeesd lenos The moment you put on this new inventior E kind ase ont gee’ cause. They knew Renard and b hie tongu tu : ‘ known as the Madame X Reducing Gi thy hou : " ven et| Lavcey. They knew there was F 1a| “We're coming, Tome atal (To Be Continued the buiky fat on the waist and hips seems ta ’ my xj} mercy to be expected of them {im not Nick ( right, 1924 Heat vanish, the waistline becomes erect, graceful, q } lia SO") Under their guns they wore help Up. “I'm not talking) eer oe culthhully slender S , He stepped to the side of one | _ ya \gptal ey the bance oo r ra oct i Lrg fe oe ¥ : ; a or a shot and the two would | Yeu ere. I'm talking @ at = AT Rt rade s re So ey alate Ta aa | pick them off before they could | cous try called Turkey. It's away Gives You Fashion’s Boyish Lines t ‘ . ; bring their owns weapons into [scroes the sea, and the Turks live in Perfect Comfort ® play. jt *. Would you like to go? : But this girl? Here was hope. | “Ob, yes!” said the Twing quickly Slip into the Madame X Girdle and you can - pc ot ee lg AE > nM fe - by canis cei Gas wear stylish, becoming clothes at once It ¢ he -yere cts fata: Accent Anrg : gives you the smooth, straight, unbroken lines enemy was the man whose} at her, Clark was dismayed, Johnny 4 stol ~~ | “Martan,* skid Renard to his} And in about two shakes of @ that add so much to the appearance. The Madame X Reducing Girdle is made « the softest and most resilient rubber—es- pecially designed for reducing purposes—and "ok 'ee ot Ge often lose 3 inches the very first week. It is yt teeing | worn over the undergarment—fits like aglove —_ makes girdle easy (0 has garters attached—and is so constructed palo h Bay) yf that it touches and gently massages every 47 part of the surface continually. 8. Complauty cov ee 4h es oe | Let Us Fit You! a Marion moved slowly Int hall sald man can love a v an} ji q * creatures, lined helpless with | | Aen eee wed | the frat place and the gard + |to distraction and be untruc to her| Onee you have tried on t t Takes the Place of Stiff Corsets “ their chief against the wall. Feng rae peeahe eta ig are full of them. Just wait until Campers ae Asked to LOOK | every week Some way 1 don't} girdle, you won't want to take “ The Madame X Reducing Girdle gives you thesame ff ji “Toko,"’ called Renard Pp loyd, ‘what are they going to|70U me What real lilacs are |think that the Joved woman could] smazed at the instant comfor slim fashionable sppearance of a stiff corset—but without gasingly. “Toko, my friend, I con-| dor she asked. He shock tw head well, well! | sald Out for Blazes be happy if he lived with a man of} ime of a new, otiff cap oF tbh Gaibl damn Can be worn all daylong ff gratulate you. This is an exceiient “These men are beyond me,” j¥olce. “Are you going to» | thin kind you” Madame X Reduc \s without the slightest annoyance, t atch. You will be rewarded he arswered. “Let us get out of |! night talking? That's the way) - Paula, dear, I'm very glad to have Once you have trled {t on you won't want to take « Cunningly Renard thus doomed the] here. I have done my duty, 1 |%™¢ people read their letters. They| Campers, beware. Are you buildng |) own tot you and Leslie—women it off—and the low price is a surprise, too} 4 spy in the eves of Cramer's men,| warmed your father,” wonder and wonder what It saya ‘n'jcamp fires without a permit? It © Kreat great : ; They glared at the Japaneso. Cramer everything—and got ms ea tho & & people | He unlatet A seh T inne that’ the hie v f spoke: he nat ~ do is to open it ar Ww ply : » Ice them, ee eee Om ant” | stairs » permit lw active, and’ has beet ‘tn ’ eet ram merce tewahglla ke In the room below the faces of the{ “A false more on the 4 sree youre After I read that letter of yours ucing gianond from Cramer to Renard, and/ men, in opposing lines, grew tiger.|one of you means that you go right nent of argioul:| to Jack, I had a greater reverence, ile G en to Cramer. tah The departure of Clark had|away,” valid Renard 5! t and nen y Thi n- The depa lark : ture thru its forest nervice ts ¢alling| Fespect a nen than Look ladame While Gettin in 3 “I did not double-cross you," he| weakened Renard’s line in the| Cramer laughe altention of the camphig. poste (O/T ts vedere: ee. vere Makes You in g ; we earnestly, Cramer grinned ma- | opinion of Cramer and his men. Re-| You can't knock us out 6 A fact—that they are. subject to | feticen ve with which you Vor Sale Wherever Corsets Are Sold, Including; q tictously. nant and Lacey saw it all too plainly.| wholesale scale like thin” he | oe i¢ reported or caught Without | look around and see if you could find 2 ——} sald. “You'll - your sg es la fire permit | friendship is beautiful beyond wor F S Ss ‘ Me thin, vo one but a x wo n cor ; ee ramet | ‘These camp fire parmite may bo| NO one but a big woman could haye| RA ER-F ATER ON co. . . bargain,!* answered Renard softly. |Jovality visited. or from tha district | f° 200, Ainen, Betas a ‘oes “ak diet last summer, and the interesting | I'm wondering whe that good look-, him in your affections, Until I dq in oung man who seems to be believ ine to be " around and see if you can find re a mf the outskirts of your pic-|AlWays one of your great friends & nother pair. Don't make & particu: | tures is. He's been in the last three, hemi lar hunt for them, but if you come| ang seems to have very Uttle to do (Copyright, 1924, Seattle Star) across a pair I would like them very] except to keep his eyes—and they nuch. When I come out there I) ore very beautiful and wistful eyes—| TOMORROW: Telephone mesg il hunt for another palr! yson you. You might tell him that | from Leslie Prescott to Ruth Eling I'm coming out to try and supplant | ton. shalltryas myself. Of course, I don't believe on wont of the legend, and I may an well tell you that I have separated the gods. } te, I have had no particular | F ra Mscomfort, neither do I think the I sent the other has 1 | y. It's rather a ridicu- | t it, to try the xperi- | uni | ment of seein bel there is anything in the old le 4, an one of your a and yay because | I'm going to close this letter now. | You may expect me out there in about tiree weeks, possibly tour. 1 1S mad |1'lt telegraph you when I’m coming. I expect to find married life at t |close range very interesting while 0 a. cp 1 visit the Prescotts, for you know | that an old bachelor has little chance t is hig intimate friend, ax Jack js Taine. 9 fain ae ; e Tillam: The whole ook is BLACK PAJAMAS Pajamas of black satin are banded interested in making ; | with bright colors and frequently mook cheese, for is the [the coat is entirely of some vivid » " Sarabcibeted. of xveen.-ellkén tauec: sole specialty of this section. REVERSIBLE COATS Here you will see modem Reversible coats of black satin and dairy farms and herds of fine black wool are very practical when cattle; grassy meadows cut on very plain, straight lines, | aitica they take Care ‘of faoet of te by mountain streams; here and’ loceasions when one needs a wrap. there immaculate cheese = ks Smee peal end Oe tet ee Oe ON Bee a we at ae be on Of Oo @ Orange Pekoe or Japan Green kitchens. A special eo health. The cheese pa = . are spotless. Every day product is tested for flayor and quality. You cab se ba Is there any wohder that u genuine Ti der these ideal conditions the Sptead tour world's finest cheese is is made? | Be sure that you get Tile moo od fost, Wee Bi slice an our recipe book tebe ley of Mss reach & School of Cookery, Boston. The spirit of hospitality .. the heart-to-heart chats . ., the little inti- macies of women.... where would they be withopt the tete-a-tete of tea? Tree Tea, of course. Early crop, mountain grown tea—rare in fra grance, sensible in price, TULLAMOOK on the Rind