SATURDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER 13. 1920
REVELATIONS OF
A WIFE
lie Story of a Honeymoon
iamierM Roranc of Married
- LK Wonderfully Told bjr
. JiDELE GARRISON
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personality had for me. but I unmistakable sadness In .his
soon discovered my error. vo1 ?. ,
If he had cunningly planned to! I made no reply, because, I dld
leave me with an impression ofin't quite understand him, and tie-
'Tor well I fancy you can
guess how It Is with me. and I'm
not particularly kern on plajinj;
the role of Tantalus. Hut will
you promse m one thing?"
"Yes." I answered Mjiietly. and
not till I nached my own home
did the thought occur to Hie lb.it
I was rash inde'd so to pbtUe my
self. "Thank you." he returned. "If
when I go rcro.Hs again nity I
come to see you jusl once 1 rtorJ
I go?"
"Or course." 1 returned. "Ho
yon know where I live?"
"I hav it all." he said erave-
aleih
Allbaov
tragic, mysterious suffering
which should occupy , my imagina
tion, he could not have contrived
anything better than his last con
versation with me at th hop!tal.
taiiHe also tyre was a queer.
hrking feeling in my throat.
"You're a very brave and re
sourceful woman. Mrs. tiraham."
he said after a moment, and the
Retailers at Wholesale Prices
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111$ mournful remark that "All
tiKhtneFR (if hl clasp hurt my
days weie alike u the iior dev-hund. "It has been a privilege to
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Hs who had no home worth speak
kuuw you. ii miy-.-
He hruke off abruptly, ktood
looking down at me. a thoughtful.
ftrli h1a f A vita u-dili tiiUihiMil lll
in of." was only one of the inci
dents which excited my pity and
curiosity. '
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i nu not un. uu ... -,at once tyctallize int.i deter-
either tragic or cryptic, but , he ; mination.
was both, and at no time more so! - - y
than -when 1 save him my hand in ! "Pipum n.i Oniil-iv
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CHAPTER 74 4
Vh'T MJXIAN WARNED MADOK
THAT SHU WAS -..MIXED.".
I had thoufht that by going
tem I should be able to rid iUy
Za of the -involuntary rascina
4Tm which Captain .- C.rantland's
lyr.then with an odd. hurried tun-!
ning of his words together: "Ana
now good-by. Tlease go quick
ly." He bent his head and kissed my
hand I am afraid I shall not
soon forget that caress, for It was
nothing less then he dropped my
hand quickly and turned away.
far' ell j
Ilk had rlen to his feet un "I am not going to be convon
steadUy.. and he towered above (ionaK .,upe we ghaU mePl aSttlu
me. his thinness accentuating his j and all lhat Bort of tommy-rot."
stature. ; i he went on, and, indeed, a less
"I suppose this is the end of commonplace fCrure than be pre--the
path." he said, and there wastsented could not well be 'found.
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The Home Coming.
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Pure Lari No. 5 Pail.. . ------
Sugar Cured Breakfast Bacon, pound......
Freshly Ground Liberty Steak.
v rresniy urouna oausage.
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I eot out of the room quickly.
I'm not cure Just how. and
falriv ran down the corridor to mv
own room where Lillian was wait
ing for me. She gave me one
quiet searching look, then put
her hand on niv shoulder.
"Steady, girl.", she ?aid. "We're
going to cut out the caviare and
the cayenne and ret home to
bread and butter and ielly for
awhile. No inun stunts for you
for a week or two. You've been
through too much. Your nervea
are keyed tip almost to the break
ine Doint."
She turned away and busied
herself with the straps of th suit
case she had brought from my
home filled with things for my
comfort. I knew that she would
keeD her eves carefully turned
away from mine until I had
chance to regain the poise which
hau been so woefully shattered
by the wounded officer's cryptit
words and manner
Dear Lillian! How I blessed
her thouehtfulness again, as . 1
had done so many times before.
I knew her acumen too well to
take her words at their face val
ue, sue Had read uiy emouou
correctly, but In her broad wis
dom and consideration fche had
thought It bast to pretend that
nerves caused by the exciting
events I had been through was
at the root of my agitation.
She kept up the pretence on the
Journey home and even after we
reached there. - .Not one? did she
refer to the wounded officer who
had played so prominent a part
in the drama in wh'.ch I had also
had a role until a few moments
before she had left me.
My home-coming bad been
quite an ovation. Lillian bad tel
ephoned the honr we were to ar
rive, and Katie made the house
and veranda look like a festival
with Immense clusters of flo'vers
Soap Special
ft ' bars Crystal White $1.00
18 bars Royal White $1.00
0 bars Ivory Soap - 87c
0 Vanhooters Soap 67c
0 White Wonder 65c
5 Cascade $1.00
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16 White Nary $1.00
3 Palm Olive.: 23c
3 Cream Oil - 23c
3 Glue Tar Soap 22c
5 pounds Peanut Butter 67c
3 pounds Nuccoa Margarine - $1.00
Hi :...35c
VMWV f
Canned Fish and Vegetables
Baking Powder
45c Royal Baking Powder....
21-! pounds Royal Baking Powder
1 pound Calumet ....
2V-i pounds Calumet
5 pounds Calumet -.
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2V-: pounds Royal
16 pounds Fancy Re-Cleaned Navy Beans..
(Limit $1.00 worth to customer)
35c Bulk Coffee, 3 pounds :...85c
10 bars Van Hoater's Soap : ..-65?
10 bars White Wonder Soap - .....65
10 bars Crystal White.;: 69c
..33c
.....$1.19
...:.:.a9c
v;-46S
....;:.:.90j
$2.3
....'51.0C!
Lard, Oils and Compound
in every vase and Jar she could ' r 1 r t Q7
find. Both Katie and wiinam. 5 cans Medium Red oalmon 'IC
dressed in their best, were on
nana to greet me. wnne my mom-1, n - n J C 1
er-in-law happily surprised me by 3 Cans UregOn KeU OalmOn
being downstairs 10 meet me. 1
5 cans' Clams.....
Not even Cousin Agatha marred
tny home-coming. Whatever her
real fe!ing3 were she cleverly
masked them wth pretended
friendliness and welcome. When
I had been greeted and fairly
stuffed with the dainties Katie
had prepared Lillian carried nve
off to my room, explaining that I
must be very careful for a few
dciys.
It was the next morning when
she was leaving; me, to gq to her
New York home, that she put ner
hands on my shoulders and looked
Into mv eves.
"Madge, dear." she said, "you're
a little mixea in your prpeciie
lust now. Get it straightened out
before you go on with the draw
ing."
(To be continued)
..97c
..89c
..63c
..90c
5 cans No. IVi Standard Tomatoes
5 cans Peas..:
5 cans Monopole Clams .......$ 1.00
o cans Fountain No. IVi Yellow Cling Peaches ...$1.67
"YOUR MEDICINE IS O. K."
Mrs. Chas. Rule. New Digglns.
Wis., writes: "Your medicine to
n K. i think Foley's Honey and
Tar is the best for coughs. 1 1
think your medicine Is all yon say
It Is. I know I would never be
without it. You may use my
name." Foley's Honey and Tar
acts quickly, checks coughs.
colds and croup, cuts the nniegm.
Southern Football
Teams Are in Lead
Syrup
10 pounds Amber Karo 89c
10 pounds Crystal White Karo 99c
5 pounds Crystal White Karo 1.. 53c
5 pounds Amber Karo ...49c
$2.50
$1.30
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ritatlon. It stops sieep-flisiuro- -a on KorrM Manic MonODOle.
ing coughing at night. Chiiaren - - t
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RiV FRANCISCO. Nov. 12.
All four Oregon and Washington
members of the Pacific coast con-
forciipo meetine in organization
fmthail vamra tomorrow, but the
rcntpsts have no bearing on the
far western title race, as the nor
therners have been eliminated by
the southern teams. Lniversu
of California and Stanford unl
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Tomorrow s games win oe oe
twopn the rniverslty of Washing
ton and the I'niversitv of Oregon
at Eugene and the Oregon Agri
cultural college and Washington
ctata oitpap at Pullman No
vamp will be nlaved by Stanford
and California, as tney meet -o-
v.mber 20 at Berkley in their an
nual contest, which, this year for
the first time, will . decide tne
mast cbamnionshlD. and possibly
the right to play against an east
ern team at Pasadena New iar-
California has defeated both
tram that clav at Pullman to
morrow and Stanford both teams
that play at Eugene. The Ore
gon Aggies, now in third place in
the conference standing, lost to
ralifornia 17-7. while Washing-
ion state went down 49-0. Stan
ford defeated Oregon 10-0 and
Wellington 3-0.
Outside the conference, the
University of Southern California
niPia the University of Nevada
at Lo Angeles. The Southerners
hope to win tomorrow as well as
on Thanksgiving day when they
ntav Orcon. for a defeat! would
weaken their claims to the right
to play in the Pasadena game.
Stanford and California fresh
men meet at Stanford tomorrow.
Other western games tomorrow
are between Willamette univer
sity and the College of Poget
Sound at Tacoma. and tha t'ni
versity of Montana and M6nUna
Stat college at Missoula.
1 eallon Tea Garden Drips.. $2.60
Maple Karo, large selling Maple Syrup, 10 pounds $1.55
S noundt Manle Karo... ..80c
Large Log Cabin $1.50
Small Log Cabin. 40c
1 gallon Uncle Johns... $2.60
Vi gallon Uncle Johns... $1.33
i.J$1.2Qj
..L-$2.35
.....97c;
.$1.25
$2.45
No. 5 Rex Pure Lard .
No. 10 Rex Pure Lard...
No. 5 Compound .
No. 10 Compound , .
No. 5 Valley Packing Co., Lard................
No. 10 Valley Packing Co. Lard.
pounds Crisco 1 .'. .
pounds Crisco . 90c
pounds Crisco 1 . $2.6 G
8 pounds Snow Drift $2.05
4 pounds Snow Drift.. $1.05.
4 pounds Cottolene $1.05
8 pounds Cottolene .$2.05
No. 10 White Ribbon Compound ...........$2.0 4
Pint Wesson's 01.........;. ...3 ll
.. 67
Quart Wesson's Oil.
VJ gaUon Wesson's 01 :..!..$ UO
1 gallon Wesson's 01 .I $2.5 3
Pint Mazola Oil J. 36;
Quart Mazola Oil .1 65c
1 S gallon Mazola OU $1.27
1 gallon Mazola Oil ; ..$2.5 (J
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Single Pound Tin 3C
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