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TIM ES. WILLAMINA. OREGON
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erkere’s Onlu One
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li/tc/e Phil
Laws Are a Retreat
I t is n 't laws that Am ericans
need to enable them to get along
together, but a decent regard for
each other.
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WNU Sarvic«.
You cannot often roniniunlcats
the
lesson you have learned by
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One wuy to learn patriotism to
case. Or i f you’d like me to I could I t was plain that she enjoyed the tilled w ith massive silver and red ward your country is to have to
CHAPTER VIII—Continued
—10—
go out and buy an apron to use to process and she did it s k illfu lly . and gold French china and Lena live in u foreign land.
The hardy pioneer, rest his soul,
She went to the servants' en night.”
Rachel watched her w ith an obscure was m aking fresh toast, draining
trance of the apartm ent, rang the
“ But I do need you to do some painful resentment, which she could artichokes and stirrin g golden Hol cut down so m any trees that his
bell. A middle-aged man in a iiouse- thing.” Rachel followed the sm all not reason away.
landaise sauce all apparently at the descendants, bless their souls,
m an’s coat opened the d.x>r. “ Oh, fluttering figure down the hall again
When E lin o r's face was tinted to same tim e. Towers, impressive in now have to restore them for their
the new m aid,” he said. " M r. and into an astonishing bedroom, her pleasure she stepped into the his dress suit, had just carried in * descendants.
Cayne said y o j'd be coming. This rococo pink and blue w ith endless dress she had selected, a blue crepe boned stuffed squabs, ha brought
w ay.”
m irro rs. “ There, look in that closet exactly the color of her eyes, and out the platter, seized tne tra y with It'» Conjidorod Eccentricity
Rachel followed him into a large and yo u 'll .ind some evening dresses Rachel drew it up over the slim gravy, w ild grape Jelly and but
In a village, as elsewhere, gen
hot kitchen where a stout woman that need pressing, I don’t know hips, adjusted the intricate shoulder tered crum bs in individual dishes ius is usually not encouraged. But
was arranging an elaborate tea which one I 'l l wear tonight, so you straps and buttoned 25 tiny buttons and disappeared again. He and few know that is what it is.
tra y. “ This is Lena, m y w ife ," he can press them all. That closet's down the back. Then E linor again Lena had the serving beuutifully i Logic, in tim e, conquers all. Be
said. “ My name's Towers. W hat’s for evening clothes alone. This one put on her rings and bracelets and systematized, it was fascinating to j cause logic Is distilled common
yours?”
over here is for day things.”
brooch, reshaped her lips, touched w atch, every one of the many dishes I sense.
“ M y name's Rachel,” she said
The evening dress closet was wide perfume to each w rist and behind was ready foi him exactly as he
T ru th IS stranger than fiction,
m eekly, adding s till more meekly, and deep, w ith so many gowns of each ear and Anally, directing Ra- needed it. Lena glancec up only ‘ but most ot the facts about tru th
“ pleased to meet you both.”
every color, every m aterial, that 1 chel to move the long m irro rs so once as she spooned and garnished never come out.
I that they would offer her entire re and turned from the stove to the
“ I ’l l show you your ruom ," said Rachel paused in surprise.
Mrs. Cayne was im patient. “ Take flection, she walked back and forth serving table: "Y ou could set our
M rs. Towers, giving Rachel a cold
prolonged stare.
“ And you get the first row and get them done the length of the room, observing her table if you want, Rachel.” she
said "on the side there, the dishes
along w itl this tray. Bert, th^ ma- before dinner. I 'l l wear one of effect intently.
When she was quite satisfied, she in th - cupboard up above see?"
dame’s rung twice. You’ re to go in them. You can do the others to
had more orders for Rachel. “ I ’ ll
and see her as soon as you've taken nig h t."
So Rachel prepared tin table for
“ I t ’s a tryout for m e,” thought want m y m ink coat and m uff and I her first meal under her m other's
off your coat and hat, Rachel. Come
Rachel. She took an a rm fu l of that little hat of blue velvet flowers i roof in the kitchen w'»h the cook
rig h t along.”
Down a back hall was her room — dresses and went back to Mrs. Tow and a blue velvet bag. Have every : and the butler
She did it care-
no sm aller than the one she had at ers, who indicated a sm all laundry thing ready as soon as dinner's over, ! fu lly, anxious to win Lena's approv
P ink's, Rachel noticed—w ith white beyond the kitchen w ith an iron and and you m ight as well open the beds. al, but it took only a few moments,
iron bed, unmade, a bureau w ith pressing board.
she had it finishes befoie the salad
The dresses were expensive and
w avy m irro r a chair and table, a
was serve.. It was a marvelous-
elaborate, too elaborate, too showy.
stationary stand.
looking
salad.
white
e .i d i v e
“ Bedding and towels is in the bu Rachel worked at them carefully,
wreathed w ith green cress, and it
reau,” said Mrs. Towers, “ but don’t surprised to find herself almost
cam,, chilled from the icebox with
stop to fix anything now, the ma- without feeling. She wasn’t even
its plates The sight and smell of
dame’s w aiting. There’s the closet, disappointed, she was sim ply numb
the food .».ade Rachel very hungry
put your hat and coat in there. M r. and blank.
and Lena guessed it. She ladled
Mrs. Towers called her.
“ The
Towers and me have a rocm two
out a bow' of soup and handed it to
doors down, the bathroom ’s be madam e’s ringing for you.”
her: "T hey take their tim e ,” she
“ I ’ m not half done,” said Rachel.
tween. Come ahead.”
said "bu* that's no reason why you !
“ Take 'em a ll back and don’t say
W ith a strong sense of masquer
should starve.”
ade and w arning herself to be very nothing. She won’ t look ’em over.”
Towers nas’er.ed in. "T h e y're go
careful, Rachel followed Mrs. Tow advised the cook with a shrewd,
ing to ha'*e coffee at the table on
T he R eason
er? again through the back hall, not unfriendly glance. “ She don’t
account of her and the boy going
then at the kitchen door they turned know good w ork from bad. She just
BAYER ASPIRIN WORKS SO FAST
out.” He looked at Rachel: “ You
into another hall which led to the likes to think she's m aking people
better t i r ady to ju m p .”
Drop a Bayer A tp lila loblot Inta a tWKi-
front. At a m irrored door Mrs. step.”
Rachel slipped down the hall past
Mar e f watar.
Thus warned, Rachel carried the
Towers paused and tapped, then
the dining room door to Mrs.
By »ha Hm« II hlta lha batteaa a f tho
opening it, announced in sugary dresses back to the bedroom. Mrs.
Cayne's bedroom and took out the
glat« II 1« e itln to g ra lia g -
Cayne
was
sitting
before
her
dress
tones: “ H ere’s the new g irl, ma-
coat, hat and gloves, but she could
Thia apaad a f dialntagratlaa an ab lti
ing table taking off her bracelets.
paaulna BAYIR A iplrln tablet« la «»ait
dame.”
not find a blue bag and was w ary
" ta k in g b ald" a f headache and abni-
Rachel found herself in a long too-
“ I ’l l wear that blue crepe, I
of rum m aging.
Presently Mrs.
lar pain a fe w mlnwtaa after taking.
decorated. too-crowded, too-colorful th in k ," she said, and Rachel laid it
Cayne came in, head in the air,
draw ing room. D irectly befcre her carefully on the bed. “ Silver san
bright w ith trium ph. “ The blue
OU can pay as high as you
against the lig h t were a sm allish dals—on the rack in the evening
bag's m that chest, top urawe«*—no,
want for remedies claimed to
woman dressed in Buttery pastel dress closet. And I want m y bath
no, stupid the bag wi»h the lapis
relieve the pain of Headache,
chiffons and a very young man, quite warm , but not hot. Heaps of
Rheumatism, Neuritis, Sciatica,
top’s the one I w a n t!"
etc. But the medicine so many
lounging in one chair, his feet on scent."
She flung that direction at Rachel
doctors generally approve — the
another. And for the first tim e in
Rachel brought the slippers and
but otherwise hardly roticed her,
one used by thousands of familiet
her life she waited to hear her was sent for fresh stockings and
for she as again intent on herself
daily — is Bayer Aspirin — 15/ a
own m other’s voice.
underwear from one of the ta ll in
in the m irro rs
But when she was
dozen tablets — - ubout 1/ apiece
“ Now where on e a rth ," said Mrs. laid French chests. There seemed
ready, the little blue velvet hat set
Simply take 2 Bayer Aspirir
Cayne fre tfu lly , “ did Peter pick up to be no end to M rs. Cayne’s w ard
exquisitely on her exquisite little
tablets with a half glass of water.
such a great overgrown gawky robe. The bathroom was an exotic
head,
her
slim
body
wrapped
in
the
Repeat, if necessary, according tc
“I’ll Wear That Blue Crepe. I
creature?—she’s sure to be clum arrangem ent of colored marbles,
directions.
softness of her furs, she had one
Think.”
She
Said.
Usually this w ill ease such pain
sy.”
m irro rs, plate glass, silver. Rachel
thing more to say and she said it i
in a remarkably short time.
The shock of the unfeeling com started the water, added quantities Towers w ill show you, you’ll have with thoughtless cruelty: ” Borrow
For quick relief from such pain
ment sent the blood flying to Ra of gardenia bath salts and was to do that regularly. But you don’t an ap ’on from Lena before I see
which exhausts you and keeps
chel’s face. She couldn’t speak. startled to see how somber and need to w ait up until I come in to you again you're too d-pressing in
you awake at night — ask for
Then the very young man said, shabby she looked in her old knitted night.”
that dreadful old rag.”
genuine Bayer Aspirin.
“ Look, she’r b'u shing!” and began suit in the middle of the g litte r and . Rachel went back to the kitchen
The atniosD h"rt in the kitchen
to laugh.
luxury. She fetched a negligee of and asked if there was anything she had greatly ch rn g td when Rachel
His laughter brought oack Ra crushed pink velvet, pink velvet could do to help Mrs Towers, an went back for the res» of her din
chel’s composure. She comprehend mules bordered with white fur, offer which pleased the woman ner. Towers had tai en off his coat
ed that this was her half-brother, helped Mrs. Cayne to take off her “ No, you go on and unpack your and he and Lena were leisure!; and
Peter Cayne’s and E lin o r’s son, and chiffons and to slip out of her girdle. bag and make your bed,” she said. thoroughly eating their way through
she remembered that she must play
“ Press every dress before you : “ She may think up something for the generous remainders of the fam
her part. "Good afternoon, ma- hang it up, th a t’s most im p o rta n t," you to do tonight.”
ily ’s meal
They piled Rachel's
dame,” she stammered, “ I hope—I said M rs. Cayne absently. She was
“ I have the rest of those dresses plate but she had lost her hunger.
hope I —w ill be able to do the work absorbed in watching her reflection to press.” said Rachel.
“ I'm tire d ,” she told them, wish
virtually
cent
sa tisfa cto rily.”
ing they wouldn't chew so audibly
from every possible angle with
“
You
take
them
out
of
the
closet
“ I suppose you haven’ t a uni open pleasure.
and visibly.
and shake them and put them back.
form? Net even an apron?” said
“ Got to wed up for -Ter?" asked
Rachel put the room in order She won’t notice. Is she going out
D aring Hides Fear
M rs. Cayne.
Towers, taking another "quab
while E linor bathed. The door tonight?”
Fear is often concealed by a
“ No, m adam e.”
opened and M r. Cayne looked in.
“ No, she said not to, tonight But show of daring.—Lucan.
“ She and—and—young M r. Cayne
“ There, you see, Holbrook.” E li He recognized Rachel w ith satisfac
she said 1 was to open the beds, i
are
going
to
the
movies
w
ith
some
nor Cayne turned to her son. “ Your tion. “ Here you are then," he said,
that you’d how me how she likes '
of his friends.”
father leaves everything to me. He nodding. “ Where’s Mrs. Cayne?”
it done and then I'm to do it regu- '
“
You
better
call
him
Mr.
Hol
would heve it that I needed a m aid
“ Taking her bath, s ir.”
la rly .’ ’
brook,
that's
what
they
I'ke.
Mr.
and he senes one who Hasn’t so
“ Oh E lin o r,” called her husband,
Towers and Mrs. To- ers ex
j
Cayne
not
going?”
much as an apron.”
“ want to see a show tonight?”
from common colds
Rachel reported the conversation changed meaningful looks. “ She I
“ I can’t tonight. Holbrook and I ■ on that subject and Mrs. Towers don’t want M r Cayne to know what
“ What color uniform s are you go
ing to get for her? Why io n ’t you are going to the movies.”
tim e she gets in. She wouldn’t take
smiled g rim y.
M r. Cayne came into the room,
try something interesting—soft blue
“ She likes to run around and pre the car she knew Yates would keep
No matter how many medicines
or violet or b right pinx?” Holbrook his keen glance ran over the brace tend M r. Holbrook’s he« beau. She tabs on ’em .” This wai Towers’ '
you have tried for your cough, chest
Cayne’s voice was not boyish and lets and rings on the dressing ta can’t get away w ith it when M r. explanation.
or bronchial irritation, you can
"V/hat was she nagging him for : cold,
he seemed older than his seventeen ble, he put out a cautious finger, Cayne’s along. Go ahead now, fix
get relief now with Creomulslon.
years, though he was slender a .d moved them, counting. “ I ’ ll go with your bed, we don’t begin our dinner tonight?” asked Lena.
Serious trouble may be brewing and
you,” be said.
“ Wants an erm ine cape and some I you cannot afford to take a chance
not very ta ll.
t ill the dessert’s gone into the dining
Mrs. Cayne’s voice was sweet, but
jew elry, pair o’ clips, I hink. They J w ith any remedy less potent than
“ Your father would have a brain
room .”
Creomulslon. which goes right to
s to rm !” Mrs. Cayne laughed now. fa in tly mocking. "D ear, you won’t
“ I ’m aw fully obliged o you for only cost seven thousand.”
the scat of the trouble and aids na
“ She’s got enough jew elry now to ! ture
Then she spoke again to Rachel. like it, I ’m chaperoning a party of j helping me out, Mrs. Towers,” said
to soothe and heal the Inflamed
Holbrook’s friends."
“ W hat’s your name?”
stock
a
shop,”
said
Lena
to
Rachel,
'
mucous membranes mid to loosen
' Rachel. "An.' tim e you want me to
“ No, I couldn’t stand th a t.” He
“ a.id she takes no more care of it : and expel the germ-laden phlegm.
“ Rachel ” As she said it Rachel
do anything here please say so.”
Even If other remedies have foiled,
than if it came from the five-and- i
wondered if her m other would ask looked round at Rachel w ith a sly
“ T h a i’ s all right. I guess we’ll ten. Did you see wher? she keeps
don’t be discouraged, try Creomul
her last name, but M rs. Cayne tw inkle. “ How do you like your new
slon. Your druggist la authorized to
get along. You can call me Lena if it? ”
seemed satisfied and as she was m aid?” he called.
refund your money I f you are not
“ She’s te rrib ly overgrown and you want.'
“ No, I didn’t . ” Rachel hid her
busy w ith the teapot Rachel could
thoroughly satisfied w ith the bene
Lena liked her. Rachel knew that now stim ulated interert
look at her closely for the first tim e, gawky and rather dumb. I don’t
fits obtained from the very first
was
an
asset.
She
hurried
into
her
“
It's
all
in
a
little
*n
l)
safe
be-
j
bottle.
Creomulslon is one word—not
the blue eyes Anne had described, see why you couldn’ t get me some
two, and I t has no hyphen In It.
tiny room and made haste to unpack hind her dressing table and la lf the
the dark hair, tht fa ir white skin, one experienced.”
Ask for It plainly, see that the name
“ Oh pooh, nobody ever suits you.” ! and put die bedclothes on the bed, tim e she don’ t remember to lock it.
the general loveliness and an amaz
on the bottle Is Creomulslon, and
then
scrubbed
her
face
and
hands
It
Mr.
Cayne
didn’t
look
after
it
ing you <fv.ii ts; of outline and man Rachel realized that this rem ark
ouTl get the genuine product and
ner. "Y o u th fu l,” thought Rachel, was in the nature of explanation and and smoothed her hair flat again she wouldn't know what s h t’s got.
he relief you want. (AdvJ
“ but obviously not young. And this apology to her She seized another ' foi her curls were perking up—ev nor where she’d put it ’’
"She don’t keep track of any WNU—13
is m y own m other! How strange, arm ful of dresses and escaped to erything at top speed to be ready if
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When she came back J Mrs Cayne rang for het and to th in g ," added Towers.
how strange this i- . ’ Mrs. Cayne’s the laundry
“ I don’t sre how she can,” said
m any rings, ’ he bracelets clinking Mr. Cayne had gone to his own keep h "’- thoughts off the display of
down her arm as she lifted the cup, room and Mrs. Cayne was waiting vanity and uselessntss she had just Rachel. " I neve saw a p'see so
She was in much seen. It had disturbed and hurt her fu ll of ornam ents.”
the twisted bar of diamonds in the to be dressed
Towers wagged his head " I t s a
chiffon at her breast recalled Ra better humor Rachel tried to seem i a way sht could not explain nor
Mr
chel to the reason she had been accustomed to her work, buckled forgive; =he was sh .ken with dis j j.ik shop, that s what it u
sent there. “ I must be careful, 1 the sandals deftly, m anipulated the appointment which she must not— Cayne used tc have the nicest neat-
es» bachelor apartment before he
m ust be a w fu lly ca re fu l,”
she hooks and snaps w ith concentrated not yet- adm it
When R achel went back to the got m a rrie d ' But she likes things
Just before the gown
thought. A lo 'd she said: " I f you attention
don’ t nee«, me to do anything right went on M rs Cayne settled nersell kitchen din n er w as -o'ni into the fancy, ?verv»h:ng ”
dining room . The serv in g tabl- was
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sw ay, ms-dame. I ’ ll u n p ack m v su it to the prolonged labor of m ake-im
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