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SEVENTIETH YKAIC REVELATIONS The Story of a Honeymoon A Wonderful Eomanceof Married life Wonderfully Told by ADELK GARRISON CHAPTER 583 WHY MADGE PUT HER RELUC TANCE ASIDE AS'D WENT FOR WALK WITH DICK. .Dicky came .up the atatra two steps a. bound, calling "Madge, Madge' at the top of his voice. I put up my hands swiftly and un- - - J - O Ufc some semblance of color, every ves tige or. which shad, left my face, at the, morbid- thoughts that had come to me as I pondered the meaning of Cousin Agatha's news. I didn't wish him to guess that I suspected his .tel ephoning to break his mysterious engagement after carefully telling me that he could not reach his friends by 'phone. , , T reached my door as his ' knock souu led upon the panels, unlocked It and threw It open. "What is it. Dicky?" I. strove hard to make my voice sound natural, but I'm afraid I didn't succeed very well, for my husband looked at me keenly. "It's-nerfectlv hull to my relief not commenting upon my appearance, as I was afraid lie would. "Of course it's cold, but 1 do believe there's a hint of spring in the alj at last. And it's about time, too. Didn't 1. hear you say something about having popped oysters tonight? Why don't you take a walk with me now down there and get them? Can't HILDREN should not be "dosed1 j. for colds - appiy the ,--1? outside" treatment TICKS VAPOIf , ,yOUR. BODYGUARD"- 30.00T 20 Nature Gives The Care . At m. led ! 4 (H 1A ,. Vl mm i. I . - i : : i. j c ' i . :... - IV ' ''II v J . ft -in .y. i , .... 7 ii it I r HOSPITALS of the Prwbytenan Church throughout the mission world last year cared for over a million patients. Offerings of Presbyterian churches in mission lands are so large that for every $ I given by you to foreign work there is expended on the field $1.43. ' The Presbyterian Church is teaching the Siamese'the dignity of labor and providing them with shoes through a mission tannery. .Better bred 'chickens have been intro duced into India, so that the people may have sufficient food. In Africa this church is teaching the blacks farming, carpentering, and blackiithmg--aD.to help build better life for the natives. Learn the3 facts of Presbyteiianism. Subscribe to New Era Magazine. (75 cents a year, dub rates) sample copy . from 1 328 Chestnut St, Philadelphia. Pa. Get from your pastor two leaflets: Btfd Eye View of the Budget of 1 920-2 1 " and "What Your Money Will Buy". Read New OF A WIFE be too careful about them so late in the season, you know." A Swift Decision. ' If I hadn't been so . unhappy I would have found it hard work to repress a smile at this speech of my husband's. Dicky fancieshlmielf .an expert judge of the freshness of all seafood, when the real truth Is he is absolutely at the mercy of any un scrupulous dealer who sees his weak, ness and flatters him accordingly. Fortunately , for our household, the oyster men and the fish men at the docks at Marvin are honest, re liable dealers. But I did not particu larly care to accompany Dicky upon a purchasing expedition, for I knew by experience that the men often en gaged in furtive smiles at Dicky's boyish assumption of deep-sea lore. Of course, however, I let no hint fall of my reluctance to go. , Instead I smiled .up at him as brightly as 1 could. "I , believe a walk is just what I need for the headache I've felt com ing on for the last half hour." I said, nd spoke the truth. "I'll have to apeak to Katie about tonight, though, and get into my walking suit. Bat Til be ready in twenty minutes." "Take all the time you want." Dicky said generously. "I haven't half looked over the paper yet. 1 was in such a hurry to get that note off that I left everything, even mv breakfast half-eaten. How would you like to get some steamed clams at that queer little dump down at the harbor before we come back? I know I'll be hungry by the time we get down there." t What Troubles aKtie? - - t . "I think it would be a very' good Idea." I replied, but I had hard work Beautiful Hair Is Yours. NATURE strives to give every . . woman an, abundance of beau tiful hair, but the care and pre servation of this precious gift is yours and yours alone. Jfcibro'HcrpicIdc quickly overcomes unsightli ness and frives the hair that snap, life and vigor, without which the roost ,: abundant tresses appear. : dowdy, apd unbecoming. ' a, very. small cost you can. : i a: eradicate your, dandruff and in i prove your appearance to a mark- degree. Every bottle of Herpicide; is -guaranteed to . give the results r-. " 1 t.' ' " t - -: ciaimea ior it or purchase price will be refunded by your dealer. Try Herpicide (Tor) Soap for washing your hair. Gives excel lent results and is very beneficial to your hair and scalp. Ccnd 10 cents in stamp or ootn today far aantpW and booklet on "TSe Caro of Xhm Hair" Addrtrc Tbo HerpubdaCo. Det. 1SH-A. Detroit. U. &. A. Sold b7 Vroa aa DapartanaatStera. Applications atthm bmttn Barber Give Consecrated Dollars ean Informed Presbyterian The Four-Fold Task of the Presbyterian Uiurch (40 cents, cf New Era Headquarters). . Come to Chart h on Sunday Era Tlovometxt Presby icricir ChurcK tn tha U S.A. Cooperating vith Interchurch World Movement KAUOf.. VALUED BOOK IS RECEIVED AT 'LIBRARY R. A. Harris Presents Copy of "The Inter-Allied Games, 1919" UNIQUE HISTORY . TOLD Athletics Events in Which Many Nations Participated Are Described The receipt by the Oregon state li brary on Wodnesday of a copy of The Inter-AUied Games 1919." the gift of it. A. Harris, mo'ki the arri val, at last, or the first edition cf the book, the printing of which was completed under Mr. Harris' direc tion prior to his departure from Par is in January last. Mr. Harris was promised copies for-ipresentatipn to the Y. M. C. A. of both Salem and Portland and the state and Portland city libraries and has awaited the arrival of the books since .his retarn to Salem in Febru ary. The long delayed arrival of the shipment was indicated by the re ceipt on Tuesday by Mr. Harris of one of the books with the following note of transmittal from John R. Mott of the Y. M. C. A.: Association's Standing Shown "On behalf of the national war work council, I have the pleasure of sending you a copy of the valuable report -of the inter-allied games con ducted several months ago In France. You will be more than Interested In scanning the entire volume. It is one of the strftngest among the many unsolicited endorsements of the Y. M. C. A. overseas work, coming as it does from government or army sourc es. It aso affords a -good illnstra tion of the relative magnitude anl standing of the association among the various welfare organizations serving our men In Europe." The book is a history of athletics In the A. E. F. which culminated In the erection of Pershing stadium and its presentation to France by Amer ica, together with Its crowning fea ture, the inter-allied games, - which were participated in by soldier-ath letes .of. 18 nations' at the invitation of General Pershing and as hosts of the American army. Event Without Parallel The meet Is unparalleled In kind in the history of the world -and. id progress was unmarked by a single untoward event or serious casualty. The degree of harmony and good feeling that prevailed throughout the long5 period of preparation and that signallized the grand finale at Pershing, stadium in June, 1919. was, the subject of much comment and to many was prophetic of. the friendship to follow' the great strug gle to which it was so happy a close. The book is a beautiful souvenir to, make my acquiescence cordial enough to escape "Dicky's quick ob servation. his mention or tne note which he had so carefully explained the. necessity for writing, was Irri tating beyond measure to me In the light or the knowledge I had that he had deliberately deceived me. He had written no note in his room and Cousin Agatha had told me of seeing him in a telephone booth at the drug store, following his declaration that he could not reach his friends by wire. As I went down to the kitchen to see Katie, 1 scourged my tremulous self into a semblance of calmness. No matter what this deception of Dicky's portended. I must not let it affect my treatment of him. I have not many illusions left con cerning the surface stability of my temperamental husband's affection for me. That he loves me deeply and truly. I am sure, but I also re alize, as Lillian long ago warned me, that he is not the type of man to love one woman ad have no knowl edge of the existence of any other. As he himself, once said of Harry Underwood. "He doesn't need any telescope to find the prettiest girl in his vicinity." Katie's usually bright face was shadowed when I entered the kit chen. My little maid has been very happy lnce we moved nto the house we had purchased on the shores of the little lake. For one thing. shj and Jim. have two cosey rooms to themselves at the back of the sec ond floor, where at the old Drennan house they had but one rather com fortless one. Then the new; homo. while even more secluded from pub lic view than the Drennan property because of the high trees around it. Is yet mueh nearer the center of the village. Katie can easily walk to the shops, the postoffice and . the "movies", something she could not do at the Drennan house. But th'.-re were traces of tfars In the eyes as she turned upon me. and there was an1 expression on her face I had neer seen there before. It was a solemn look; almost one of consecration. She listened attentively to the in structions I gave her concerning tbo simple preparations lor the enter tainment 'of the Durkee, but her us ual form of answer.' "All right. If feex," was mechanical, lacked the cheery note which generally accom panied it. And when I turned to leave the kitcnen she made an In voluntary gesture of appeal that made me stop with eager, question ing eyes. (To be continued) OIU-KMJX, MAT I' III I A V, WAV 1. tZ7Z3 1 Wl Raising the Questions, Will Fight Again? EVAN iera? Tomorrow Evening 7:30 S. D. A. CHURCH,SS.5th anc!GAII!ES AVE. ' Take North Commercial Car i vol am? of 512 pages, containing ?S full pages of halftone pictures cov ering every reature of the great meet as reproduced from photographs by the United States signal service. It was outlined by Major George Wythe U. S. Infantry; the editor was Cap tain Joseph Mills lianon. field ar tillery, of Yankton. 8. J).; the art work was under the direction and much of it was personally executed by Captain Carl V. Ilerger, Infantry, of Marysvllle. Tenn.. now of New York City. Paris Publisher La ads I look The spirit of the events with which the book deals Is emphasized by a detached note Inserted In each volume by the Paris Publishing house in response to and embodjin? a letter of thanks by the editor. Captain Hanson, and Mr. Harris as superintendent of printing for the American army and the Y. M. C. A. The following is quoted from the note: "Somewhere la Its pages the book itself contains an Illusion to the Im portance of the games ty compari son to a Ieagva of nations, peace treaties and the like, as an agency for the extension of International frateraitv and peace. Will the Salem Retailers at COFFEE, TEA AND SPICES 1 lb. Boy&I Club.. r5c 3 lbs. Royal Club, per lb 52c 1 lb. Folder's Shasta 50c i lb. o. A......:: we 3 lbs. O. per.lb 47c 3 lbs. M. J. B, per lb 56c 5 lbs. M. J. per lb.'. 54o 1 lb. Fancy Bulk Coffee, lb.. .3Sc 3 lbs. Fancy Bulk, per lb 35c 5 lbs. Fancy Balk, per lb... -..34c 5 lbs. Folger's Golden Gate per lb 53c Hill Bros, blend, can, per lb.. .59s Y2 lb. Upton's Tea . . .42c 1 lb. Upton's Tea 80c Uncolored Jspan Tea, bulk: . .57c M. J. B. Gunpowder Tea, ys pound 35c M. J. 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Will the Nations Etc: Another Great Sermon Study hy ELD strength of pti'b a tnicrestlon rceiire due credit and evoke a merited re pponse? It will not. we fear, unless the present limited edition of the book is strengthened in the early fu ture by another of sacb proportions as wilt place it In the hand of pub lishers, writer?, librarians and the people as far as oftibl. "KconomUts. diplomats. uioraliMs of every persuanion. mutt Instantly admit the strength of the spirit here set forth toward world friendrhip or belle their own sanity. "It is moral. -It Is hopeful. "It is religious in a mot practi cal arnse. "It is the antithesis cf war. "You are equipped with the plates for all the Illustrations. This wilt greatly rrduce the cost of anoh-r edition which can be produced where ever convenience sujege'ts. "Our wish, the basis of ail these cumbersome words. Is that It will be done. "Roelete Anonyme de Publi cations Pertodiques. by G. Vlgnat. Directeur AdralnUtratear." . 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