The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 30, 1924, Page 10

= THE SEATT if DVN Sad | “NAMELESS RIVER” | [J OXF THES TAUCANIS T\ ned the country in Texas whence the man had halled, “I think she'll sign this mc said Arnold easily as he sat to Josefa’s steaming breakf lamplight, “and keep her mout too.” In the shielding clump of Bossick . waited fof Fair's someWhere Inside the cliff. ‘ Not so far down the great slope ot |¥° green Ma Long there around, wisps of it upon the the wer |v eguinst It horse Mies Cathrew,” he are aught, Caught at last. Yonder are I can read my | looks like the B Bar would seem, down m head to foot ote and streaks le from a «mall temple stream « the report rang rp in the thin alr a red gash on her slowly ab signal 7 lipa and her on the t awed for once in his fle's her Mystery Rod Stone was climbing up Heaven he s in her with the Cordova: men behind him/|you done? Whe mals and — Pine like his shadow at Dead, I hope t Howsick threw back his coat. A his side. ad h ¢ faintly in the light | ke in a low ¥ uk Shortft Sel quickly " as then | 80 can , For a while it « tized, work is known. | | was gone entire 5 Kate merle i her . ‘wed vany give up without add: his horse shi. al of fate and her enemies heard for we | Br ng | d t i < He stopped, for an odd sound had} ia: ecome apparent—a a cherished beauty = secret. Let it be yours to-day and know a greater beauty. had found Pr vine rolling in agony, 4 to come fr m the center | | Whine leah Rachel mud. With no gentle amp! theater where the be hl | FT. Hopkins & Son, New York ite alder 4 necond the whole group wns] What's all thi he rasped. 7 aed Arp : f Ei | ‘d ites eit wou 1 kill her before n Kate Cathrew flung round to 6 finger of the law point a th de orb the uth of | Por answer Provine took his har hw rba at the mouth of a Her world was falling | pea) he new owner of the flats? Use your d she was appalled of waters became the I ha gotten cha small item of the ae sald K and his men. has defied us rep'led| He blinked in the new light and with reluctant admiration, then his dark eyes went unerringly | has been charmed, it seem to the face of the woman—this but such an Kill her—and the old woman will | woman whom he had sought for two | take the boy and said Kate, | full years | 4 the stubborn elemen I Good morning, Katherine Fair,” important part pidge opty gg th She knows u Far over by the rock face Nance! s down the Allison leaned forward In her blood: your cooking that tr tig morning’s drive—th rags and raised a hand slowly to her shonld soon be here to start t 9 She will come bac duliness in her clouded brain | Yot if I send Basford to take her truggled with her natural keenness G er t 1 for mastery and lost | nm the Up from sical exhaustion ed her ubysmal depths of which came that spirit had not yet been conquered, | You!” screamed Cattlo Kate, You! trick—not the j have guessed! | (Continued in the Next Issue) encom: | which | E i =f id te I'm uneasy bout the w thing——the brush ing t teadksray inemonti-oe tha Pipe will on It was you who did the| fool Selwood! 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Try it—but insist on i> oe)\ And Clean Scalp |e Sie Oke nou vo ounees a ene | Borden's! Ney Ut | Cuticura [wet oloth—rub over the binaiPhonda JF soap and Ointment] |” 26 er chnay vast ott tnd condition, Advertisement, | Yoasesesesesesesesesesesese | not get as much real ¢ Acereal | Cynthia Grey: | rememper ; BY VINGIE E. ROE HE MAGIC FOE Consider the Father Who Flirts; What Ed : »yright, 1923, Duffield & Co ‘ > 7 727 it | re ee as et Sort of Example Will Be Present ie, 1 From Yestend ‘ to His Young Son? , Lat C4 } BY CYNTHIA.GREY When you buy beans re- | : : . ~ Ww" AT to do husband who flirts member that all beans His wife s a sort of last hope, has writter thigy ; pe M department for constructive advice. Her problem is com- aren't baked beans. That’s | e plicated by the presence wdear little baby. Because of tai a . . the their son, she has tolerated this butterfly husband, even tho whyit simportantto read f he has lost all respect for him the label on the can. If the ‘ \ 5 Shall leave hit : : erly un r Perhaps some other wife has solved this problem success- beans are really baked t : | itly and ean help The wife's lette F follow : the label says so. . - Fis him and m Heinz beans are real, x capot another duri oven-baked beans. That's y 1 and k Whoever 5 mt forgotten. But I am afraid the reason for their won- te “ ‘ {fe 70 k He ayn derfully sweet flavor. pas 4 1 That’s the secret of their Meaty pad sn mero mw say be means nothing to me, except an the f ‘unbroken jackets and nu- ; ; “ : 2 ee Pe M water or lemonade T leave bia pia bees tar eeay thea be, Gere tritious centers. When s ® ; t iw t won't b ped t rose Cory ps1 Son cant do tee th you ask for beans, be : “rind to| S,ashamed of me. What shall 1 aM sure that you get Heinz é : make the whrld. ae sound neweoen wil Oven-Baked Beans. Read : " « as t oe, Mild; but really, it seems that the} | Monday, Wednesday | " i» flirting husband, likewise the female] | and Iriday, trom 1 to 2 p. im. | the label! D of Arnold's keen eyes sw t A it has who stoops so low as| {and Tueedey and Thureday, | of Bre re , n t "| to make such « thing possible, might| | from 11 to 12 a. m, at her of. | Bri stift ‘ fA . \ well have been eliminated from the| | Gee in The Star building, 1200 | 1 s fe at's f said the 1 w we . Ady | scheme of things Seventh ave. | Fy eae erou I _ with an ounce of common | ey 1 ° e uld think of advising you to) ‘Try to bear in mind that there is ‘ a 7 mag i » masic tes yourself on his level. Two some good in your husband. Make ’ - dee ade ts Tw Lat's be off a Wrongs never make one right a brave effort to discover his good ats, ¢ 1k To Be Continued) It might help, however, to let your | traits and appeal to his better na f t et , W { ent. 1984, > A Mervice, Ine) | husband know that you REMEM: ture, Sines he is so fond of the baby ci . 4 BER, instead of trying to make him! this might be your strongest play. i . "i t eis albe he 1 ey’re think that you have forgetten. Attempt to interest him in planning tu , 5 bent f ‘ His aceus of jealousy on your for a happy and successful future \ 7 1 looked t this : . 4 1 in th k | Part ks the flimsiest of exeuses, It for his son. Impress upon him that N- Te atl: 1 web very’ et ¢ pr A ' - 4 ‘ 1 the rumble of | seems to him the easiest way to| hls conduct has largely to do. with f i; epokiin t flow 1 its R Preeins at yee Seah ss cover up his indiscretions this success. Ve miimmobility gave it a certain grim ¢ . naka’ “ st ked | — -—— - — —— oh ERC, TY re lis ; 4 say's | that to behold Big Basford _ ee. | B ANS bs Good Lor 1 h ; gra cht had given the : xemes! The Tangle || .: SEA. 2 . By : bers ‘y ‘ ' ¢ the waiting world and the wal wen? seat Ka (Am Intimate story of Inmermost emotions revealed by it to 0 sauce i ft | few t tea | Cat ba SS SR AE SS se Pe | WAS A EOF = . 1 A : Bis ©) LETTER FROM LESLIE PRES-, executor and manager of the plant Z o eae , Rain) COTE TO RUT EEURKE, Ot couree, after everything alas, the Dr a. is : bs I ; My With Jack and K au el got back to the pea: andi é nm" Vanbeg rep ; : “A or meee te, awyer, and we all he | ave em back to her and ¢ How moan : There was mu I . “belay a hundred f ay, Boselels | ove tae een a f f , <nay 1 Ome do you know? « ring a g coi |stopved lexoent ue see we i ir Sn Mane ne rs and Nance re = wee go with |» 2 ; y_ His angry eyes ¢ the funeral. Poor st I r again veer them, : them, bound for tho Big Bend| sent in's resecd 1 the woman Nl as tho abe a ne ne Alice fe bout them. tor her that I and I felt , have gotten rid of at went arms around ne ining ret a rid of At | on tor a child that ie hers bedaune | comeback with J immediately, as her. Gacced Red eantbtiateee tt I'm [She bore it I hate to leave mother here alone. I ha told you, Ruth, that welsomeowhat afraid egret "rye onty| Ob know a great people] Alice at this time seems too muck had quite a disturbance when Karl|passed them with all their dire im, (Will think I am crazy to absorbed in her own unhappiness and and A t arrived, and Jack told | port over to Allo |but nevertheless each day I find that | sorrow to be of much comfort (> her. and Karl, for Karl ed Alice before us all, and it broke her heart subdued \it fs true in my cane. | waiting until my o to see if nature wil I am eagerly her child is born make any differ. | However, 1 am going to have a talk with Jack before he returns, and then I will write you. Until then, her that f repr arly very thru the jence between the child of my body|/remember dear, you are my best Makes a Family Supply () .)°* ‘#8! announcements made by !ana the child of my choice friend LESLIE. Cough R i Wh | crak avietiy co starts Peg 11 There is much more I want to tell | (© N. E. A. Service Ine) dit that {t you, Ruth. There is much to be set-| TOMORROW: Letter ftom Leslie pd Dad ee yoouched in leKal lied, of course, about the shop and| Prescott to the little Marquise, eare Pea te inence uve to mother f0rlcther things. However, I will not|of the Seore: Drawer. life the Income from his entire real/ —— estate; and a third of the income | from his personal property and In. | vestments as long as she should live. The income from the other two- thirds Is to be divided equally be tween Alice, myself, and little John, | If you combined the curative props ald every known f're probably co irat this eimpl: erties of cough remedy, you as there is cough syrup, which is easily prepared and John is made executor without | na fe * i bo! Painted woodwork, floors, linoleum, of eet any druggist th of us started when this stem tile, marble and oilcloth:are readily and fill the b was read, and Jack turned pale, for | cleaned with SAPOLIO, e dad had not told him that pan of bis EFFECTIVE—ECONOMICAL ae ' t. I thought at first Alico was | Substitutes never satisfy. Look for tall pin : gh syrup |80ing to remonstrate, but Karl put | the name Sapolio. Blue band—Silver than y sid buy ready-made for| lis hand gently ovet hers and she wrapper. Tastes plea money. was silent how destiny has worked out the fate of little Jack. I am exceedingly glad | that my father loved the boy well] enough to insure his education and| art in life, whatever any one elso| might do for him. Each 4 now, | {as I know that another child {s com- ing to me, my love grows greater for boy I chose. I love bim for my | husband's sake; I love him in spite Jot my husband's sin. I love him be cause I chose him out of the world| ' ENOCH MORGAN'S SONS Co, At the death of mother, her share| Sole Manufacturers piss. Ray 1% to be divided equally between Alice | ‘ NEWYORK U.S.A. fi and me. | “For the heme well ran, loos It's a strange thing, Ruth dear, | ad work well dene’? | | druggist for with ful 1 directions, a absolute sf of little homeless and motherless mace WS hs es, and I think I can say that that x love as a mother has A —————- neon achievement New Style H-0 gp iy only oats thit cook into granular oatmeal. Nothing else likeit. Meaty granules provide rough- age and stimulate digestion. Never cook sticky or pasty. The tiny, cup-shaped oat flakes have a wonderfully ap-, petizing ‘‘baked-in” flavor. More thana new oatmeal— anew cereal—the tastiest breakfast dish ever. Energy-building carbohydrates, tissue-building pro- teins, a wealth of vital minerals. 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