% : Friday, February 18, 1927 THE BEAVERTON REVIEW TH E W ORLD’S GREAT EVENTS II A > » \ ff 'I Claims Everyone Can N ow Have G ood Health small hoy, and rather en joyin g tin noise, colored and *top|w«l this deni onstralioe o f hls muscular power In stead of pouring them out as though they were canned peas, lie lowered the lu g discreetly and allowed the po tat«** to escape as potatoes should, A L B E R T F A Y SO N TERHUNE Log Angeles Husinrss M a n Suffering M onth« From “ Much heller.“ Mlaa Johnston a«l C'otufifHilion, Im ligettion anti Kwn-Dmcn Con* milted, ami Nr«l found her charming <• •» w»ei M«*e a < « ««aaay I as she stood there with slightly puck (Ilium Regains Health with T a n fa c ered brow. He forgot to object to O l i v e r C r o m w e ll M r. Harry Franklin, a well known the school teacher manner with whleh I am Augoles inanulai'liirer with ««th.ee M ID D LE AGED farmer— red sn«l she sai«l It “ Now. if Jou'U put the at DIM Broadway, aaye: " M y rvpert- sw ollen o f fare slovenly allh. «liter m any your uncle that, with ihe servants fully lacking in «llgniiy was so dis­ in. nthe cl imligeetion aud e»uati|le lu s a l with* A man latent o»i emigrating stopped missed, and picked up hi* empty po call auffertug loan tormenting iiaine talo *ii«'k. Aa he croased the room mission to go. In doing mv the king before a nvwa agcliCs ahnp ami read ami the burning neiiantnai u t Imligee- virtually signed hit own death w ap i a placard : "Situali«*» lu the East.“ he had a sinhl.-n inspiration. linn. The pouniia enuar»l hy sluggish He at rode eagerly Into the shop. “ Miss Johnston. If there's anything rant and the death warrant o f "the hvar sm l ronst»|atn>ia ravaging my divine right o f king« For the would “ I've m ine for that allumina you're svslent, tell me tired aud drtiggv all C n de can do before jo u r new aerv advertleing." Ita said the time, with no energy lor my work. ant* «-««me. why, let u* know l iir l r be emigrant was Oliver t'roinwell. It was a crucial lime lu England's •’Then 1 turned lo T a n la e , ileter- "Pvavli I That’ s on the alate o f af- J might he able to get some one In Peace he* |*«*rrved her he.Uh and strengL mitted to give it a lair trial, l oan the fairs— " begau the new ageut. hut > Valley to come for a «lay and help history. Qneen Elisabeth had l-eeo lor utany yeara. Evervoos ahould first bottle it bellied me. \\ ithm s succe#«led by Jaiue* Stuart, sou o f the other Interrupte»! ; you out." lew weeks I louml myself with nuaw taks this wonderful tome.“ "I don't care whnee estate It's on “Oh, ask h im ' It would help Mary Qu«-en o f S co t« Jamea, "w h o Talitar haa hrined Ih-«usami* of energy than 1 hail known in muatha. never aalvl a lUollah living and never ITI take II."— Tit Bits. Immensely." Californiana. Il ia N atu re* own rem- a line appetite, good digest»«m I (eel edy ut*«le from ruota, trnrk* and hertw that I could eat nails without hanu — Ned went out. determined that It dlil a wl*# on e," was «uc resded by hi* ton. Uharles I. t'liarlea Inherited ar.-otdtng lo thè famnua Tanta« for­ I am so huilt up in svery way. fairy ta les; then remembered the Mil* should he «lone and Mary ilecbled CHIC mula l'he tirai houle ueuallv tuloga “ ’ I now enjoy robust health and tratlous fo r “ Itapunxel. Kspuiuel. lel that rountr} |«eople were really the enough o f the vile traits or hls grand­ wonderful re Ilei from paiu Reep up work all «lay at top speed without tir­ down your hair.* The girl had been salt o f the earth. Site also decided mother, Mary Quren o f Scots, to thè treatment ami you grow stroncar, ing But I have not stopped taking brushing her hair, and It hung about that this young tuan was decidedly too make him thoroughly untrustworthy, heallhier, more robust. Tania«-, h r it is the one wav I«« < ■ n her In dusky masses. The brush was g«*xt looking, with an air linp-a-sllile despotic and Inconsiderate o f Ihe peo­ P n I nrgh'cl vour health, d o o ’ t tiuueii good health, to top strength still In her hand. to arllament came Ihe Anat<«llun railway administration stuoli thelr com parative Inleflertnnl Ned put down hls box and «at wait­ hoy." will send a number o f Its em ployee« ik U lt h l The i.lih-r salii “ 1/ your ing on the steps, lie was weary from He drove toward her whistling. In to an open rupture, and civil war | to study construction and repair In braln* were dynsm lle. tliere would Oliver Cromwell — hls unwonted early rising, lie leaned face anti figure lie was all that a swept England. Germany. Another delegation o f work not he eliough o* them In tilew your farmer, legislator ami stanch Presby­ hls head against the pillar o f the lady might love, hut Ms expression 1 era now la studying western European ! hai off " Tu Ihls Ihe ym mgrr reptled. terian— was made captain In the par­ kitchen porch and closed hls e> e* was far from being either pleasant \ railway administration This w as a queer adventure— yet It or Inviting. "Well, If your hralns were m i Ink. He stoppe«l whistling liamentary army, lie was an eloquent I iliere would not he rnough o f them lo promised, at least for a time, to lie when he saw iHirothy waiting alone, preacher, hut had no knowle«tge o f Mrs. Bantam (lu her new feath­ war. Yet he was qnlekly promoted to 1 « l>»r*UR* w i t h o u t l ( other. Cromwell led hi* Invincible Claude Dabbs was or was not. ha then in true country fashion proceed B e l l - a n s W « a ll fo a l « h u r t a n d blu*. was a man. and he was honest. Neal ed to answer one que-iion by asking hand o f psalm singing lighting men to Hot water victory after victory. The king s f«v|. admitted more than that. C. M. Dabbs another. “ W here's I'u cle Claude?” Whan Rack Hurta Flush Yo They Suffered Su re Relief bad charm. The girl ignored it. leaning on the lowers were known s* "Itoyattsts" or Kidney* a* You Cl san "I am enllectm g." all* aald. "fo r tha : “C a v a lie rs"; the parliamentary army, “ Poor fellow . How tired you must wagoti. Insolently. “ You didn't get suffering i«oor." Your Rowala from their rloae-vropi>ewh«r« like Most self Mashing. “ I'm not tired in the «le red." tb s bowels, some! I uvea get slug think r the royal power, until at last In KYtd least. Miss— “ “ Y ou've quarreled with your charm "Oh, I’ m quite sure." she answer#«!, j glsb amt clogged and »»red a flushing “ Johnston, and 1 hope you've Ing hut capitalistic fatlmr. and arc- Charles tied for refuge to hi* father .» Hunt Duchs With Planes iwcaahmally, risa w* have backache “ 1 go to their homes and talk to them brought everything I ordered." Airplane* have Ix-eotur such a fac­ down here w orking for your living." people, the Scotch The thrifty Scot­ for hours." ' and dull misery lo the kidney region, tish lord* promptly sold him to par­ Ned began carrying In the order. tor lu the tia!i»n«.l life o f Australia severe headaches, rheum atic Iwlugoa. Neil's mouth twisted Into a relur He did not hurry too much about hie tnnt smile. "Is that all you got alter liament (Crom well Ming largely In (hat Ihe executive council o f Victoria torpid liver, a d d stom ach, sleep tete- Could Do That Much strum ertal In the “purchase ). sod he task. It w-as pleasant to watch In pumping C. M. D abbs?" ha* I .a turd a pro. I..matl«..« prohibí. In* Dr. '. . n . l . V l ' s J ^ o f btodder disorder* “ I f * a shame you don't know any­ Ihe use o f planes for taking, hunting the clean, white, cool wltchen. this “ And you cull yourself 'Carter'.“ wns brought back to England a prl* You elmply muat keep your kldneya thing atmut cooklug." tha young hus­ or killing native giu le, says the M)d girl who was not like the other girls the girl finished ominously. i oner. active and d e á n and tb* tuoment yon band Informed hls bride after tha he knew She had something they did Now that the king was rapture«!, nry Bulletin Enterprising sportsmen “ Bight. Ikvn t give me aw ay." hone) moon. "Everybody ought to ha«I la-en chasing ducks with air­ feel an a d íe o r pntn In tb* klple like ourselves chosen and Charles was trl#«L con often lo the papers lately mean any- 1 Ixi« Angel««. Calif.—“ It was my flash d o g g e d kldneya and help it ln n may find freedom o f speech, of denmed and In Jsnuary, 1«HD. behead­ w ay?" good fortuna to gat ona o f l>r. lat* them lo a d lv lty . It aleo bal pe ed ; Crom well's name appearing third | thought, o f action— " "That. son. Is what a man I* tip Pierce s books several years ago and neutrallse Ibe a d d a In the urina so among the signers o f the ileath e a r against when he la getting orders It hae b e a n a Ibey no longer Irrítale. tl»us belplng Ned looked at her. "A nd costume?' rant. Scotland. Ireland and Wales re­ from both hls w ife ami hi* mother- wonderful help to to relieve bladder dlsordera. he adiieiL belled against this drastic set an«! me while bringing in-law," whispered hls dad. r*orothy laughed, secure In the fact Jad Halla I* lncxp- ii.lv « . m a le s a up my tamlly. Tha that whatever Ire thought o f It. It wus Cromwell successively crushed the plain advlea given dellghtful effarvem-ent llthla w ater three revolt* becoming. It was going to l«e Inter A Regretful Observation Is Inval'uabls to drlnk whlrh everybody ahould take Parliament s methrxls did not wholly estlng. having Ne«l around. He must "Eminent politicians have often i oow and tben lo help keep tbelr kld- mother*. have cared luore thr-a she thought, to suit him. so he disbanded that txvly “T b s lie* o f Dr. neys d eá n . thuiblr Crosseil one another." have follow ed so aoop How had he by force and formed another composed Ptsrea's Favorite “ I have regretfully observe'I the j A wrll known local druggtet aays be known? But she kept he*e things to o f hls own f.-h-r/ds. T w o years later Prescription during aells Iota o f Jad Salta to fotks who fact." answered Senator Sorghum. “ It | parliament made him sole governor o f herself and eontiuued « er p<««e. “ I'm has sometimes ap|«eared to me that a ] — . . — h||# u |t on(jr lroB b|^ a worker, ton. Ned. Mrs. Mannheim— the British commonwealth with the stntesnian cherishml an opinion that the greatest help. trouble title o f "Lord Protector." He ruled I came down here to stay with her. as hla best asset was hls unreliability."— It gave m* strength, spirit so d nerve you evidently discovered —bus a «-oro- wisely and well, winning the approval j Washington Star. I have also used tbs Uoldaa Medics Encouraging munlty garden, arid I. well I «1» my o f the people at large by giving them D iscovery’ for a had cough and bill He W ho la About lo Take It Up — added liberty. The noble* and the j small share toward making It a sue ousnses, and It has entirely rid an Tell me. how loug dors It usually take SHOULDN’T BE AFRAID clerical element hated and feared him ' cess." ot these troubles Mr». Noemh a man to learn lo play g o lf? Parliament, wholly nnder hla con , Rsynlsr 110 N. Hitman St. Dealer* “ D on't let me detain you." Iilnte«! He W ho Haa Given It Up— Well, for W rit# Dr Pierce, Buffalo. N. T. trol. offered him the title o f king. | Ned. lifting Jenny a reins, fearful that “ Oh, G rocer!" Cams In a Strong. • lie first five or a ll months you play for free medical advice. But the offer met with scant popular­ Young Contralto Voica Somewhere If he stayed lunger he would spoil her e pretty rotten gam#. A fter that you delightful theory o f pursuit by the ity In the nation at large. Quick to Above His Head. grow gradually worse. feel the popular pulse and doubtless discarded lover. fearing to share the fate o f Caesar. not have; or was It that he had never But Dorothy still held to the wagon Mny o f tbe other K, rl* Ju„ Unpleasant and onnecee- “ DANDELION BUTTER COLOR” and he could not go. “ You remember Cromwell refused to accept the p ro f­ ary. Take a L a d en 's fered honor. such an environm ent? Miss Johnston Mrs. Mannheim?" she asked every little while. The A harmless vegetable butter color In KBS—In hls sixtieth year— Oliver was smiling at him now across the Ned nodded. “ Otu yes. I remember eaclosiv* menthol Mend Used hy million* for .’ *» years. Drug Cromwell died. Hls son Klchard— white enameled table, on which they her well, hut I’ m not anxious to renew «rill soothe tha tiritation stores ami general stores sell hot lira had spread and counted the groceries. the acquaintance— under the circuui J weak, amiable Incom petent—aucreed- •Od bring quick relief. o f “ D andelion" for XI cents.— Ad». ed him as lord prote«-tor; but anarchy 7 » “ I don't really know where the po­ stances. I hardly think she'd care to tatoes are kept." she said, “ so put have 'ihe grocer's boy' calling.“ at once broke out, and General Monk. W hals Stops Liner them In that big basket In the com er. MENTHOL "Oh, I don't think she'd mind. If I Cromwell's right hand man. was In­ “ la Msu«l afraid o f s m ouse?" When a big French liner waa ap Tou see. I don’ t know where every­ explain. C O U O ft DROPS O f course. It hasn’t been ' strumental In bringing Charles' son. "W hat, that cstT” pronchlng Havana «me night not lung thing belongs, yet." done. Among our own social set dls- Charles II. bark to England as king. ago the ship suildenly trenihltul. end "W hy not leave them where they tiix'tion* simply do n of exist, but w« A fter this restoration. Crom w ell's txxly ev««ryone thought there had In-en a Success in Canning was dug up from Its grave In W est­ are." advised Ned. "T h e new cook haven't Included the village, je t ." collision. I t y o u 'd aucr«>«Ml. minster Abbey and behead«*«!. The will probably whii I to put them some­ “ I'm sure that would never do. An«l In Ilf«’» ailvunct, At daybreak, however, the engine# where else anyway.” Thin motto h*«»d: cow , please, where la— Uncle Clau«le?" head was *tu«-k on a pole In front o f were reversed, und tl»ere sppeered Can ft 1 1 your c«n*ta the abbey and the trunk was hung In “ Ob I think not. Mr.-Mr.-er Dabbs.“ ‘ ‘At the stonem asons, across the on the surface a wluile. sixty feet A “ But Pm not Mr. Dabb«. I'm hls— bridge," Dorothy Informed him, and chains on a Tyburn hill gibbet. l«»ng, which had beam caught In the Open the W ay nephew. My name's Carter, Ned Car­ for a moment relaxed her hold <>n the revulsion o f feeling set In. England propellers and h ad -en tirely held up was tired o f blue laws, purltanlstn. ter.’’ "L e t's see. W eren't Damon and shie o f tlie wagon and st'xiped to re­ the ship. plain dress and piety. Eorgettlng Pythloa the most remarkable Insep­ Silas Johnston smiled, then frowned cover Peter’s leash. that those things had saved her from arables o f history?" a little, a hors«-«hoe shaped frown n e s ’t Re IH .aaur««. corruption, perhaps from total ruin. that drew her delicate black brows “ Tea, but tradition whispers that K *»p Cola's C arb olla slv* In tha hsuss. PRICE $1 SO AT YOUR DRUG JTOM It atop* pain tram burn or cut «»ulcklr Ihe nation swung to the other extreme. together. Mrs. Damon wasn't to craxy about A banker’ s son a (tracer's boy! and heats w ithout aesra At all good Jt 'n /f /ui fret H o o k lft Under Charles II gsyety. frlv«illty and “T ry not to make so much noise Mrs, Pythias." d ru ggist*. Site and «0c, or J. W C ol* Co­ W hat will we be hearing nast KOENIG MEDICINE CO extravagance held sway, and Crom­ l l ? 8. Euolld A VS, Oak P ark. Ill — Adv. dth the p*.tat«es, Sir. C ar'er. I don't about Ned Carter Rangeleyf 1045 N WEHS ST CHICAGO.ILL well was denounced as a usurper. want my mother disturb« 1.” So Inconsiderate It Is hard to form a Just Idea o f Curse on a N am e? Ned. who had tmen lou rin g the po- Voice Over W ire— Madame, your Oliver Cromwell, n e was the first tatoe-s Into the basket ns might a Eight men In the prime o f life have (T O BE C O N T IN U E D .) husband have been run over hy a great republican, and the first Eng­ mot violent d<-nlli* during Ihe Inal few truck. lishman to exploit successfully a gov­ weeka at Unter Aegerl, a village In the <-XvX:-XvX-M Ç.Z->X-M -M -!•!<-X -H Ç -X -I-X -IX d-Zd-X -l-X M -M -M -M vX vX vX vX ^ I unsightlv end annoying - . iro- "G ood heaven*! On the afternoon ernment for and by the people. He Swiss canton o f /tig . Each timn bore proved by owe applic ation ot o f my bridge party ¡" —C ollier's. Ihe Christian name Joaeph, and super­ E lephant Has M a rk e d F on dn ess fo r W a ter system ^nH l "p * p,,l? tl” .1 m,rhl** »n;1 o f l>o«*l««m that Is un*urp****d stitious villagers are offering pruyere L exicography —.......— - — | Hla aeverlly may he partially forgiven for the removal o f Hie curse which "W hst'a an nppendix. Tom m y?” they are ronvliu ed haa tieen put on Little boys do not like to have their clear and without odor, regardless of when one remembers that through "An appendix Is part o f s diction that name. «**r* *M«h«-d, but elephant* en joy a the time II has beeu In the animal'- J that severity alone he wa* nMe to ary." hold In check the many unquiet ele- g«»«d bath now and then, «-von If they body " T a in t, either. It’ s whst my Uncle ment* In III* rexlm. He wa* the last A Was>• doss •( l«r Pssrr's "D mi I Sl«<*l" are scoured with u brick, say* the Robert had cut out o f him." Will ssiral VI «inns nr Ts|««wnrm . No s«.-nnd and greatest o f the Puritan*; and dos* rn- hls own words sometime.“ Although no list o f signer* ha* been Puritanism In England. The First Step ditlon* permitting, I* trotted down to found o f the New York agreement o f Inhal« Oliv* T w RfMl PD* lie and purlianlsm were the strong, a nPiirhj- at remit. There he prooeeil* T lllle— I’ m Just over tny nend In love ( 6 f * CHOI IP. sore thrn«t, A ccidentally merchant* to make all pa«t and future distasteful medh-tne which alone I, b ron «M !« ( h#<-be infla- to enjoy hiut**lf while an attendant with that good-looking lifeguard. wnnm Hub on «-bon! to reumse order* for British merchandise con “ Green ssya he descended from ona could cure hla country'» il<-hlllt*te.l «■njrootlren fuiioow i n~ur*la t« ruhy him down with a piece o f ‘Trial» Mne— Then why don't yon get over m o d r lieu mot Uni tlngent on the repeal o f the stamp art. o f the wealthiest houses In Am erica." "body politic.” Ills treatment o f Ire­ confetti." Often, In a spirit o f fun. your head In w ater w llh him? ■A LL ft I t r o m . Now T ort It la believed that the Jewish rner “ Yeh I he was painting on tha se land was unparilonable. Hla govern­ he will fill hla tnink with w ater and chant* o f the city o f that day Jolne«l ond story and the staging broke." ment o f England waa almost ideal. «quirt It, aa a boy wouid a w ater pis­ with their fellow business men. The tol, at hls attendant or another ele­ original agreement entered Into bj Higher Chemistry phant. By the same method the ele­ Chronometersf Correctness Phlla«lelphla merchant*, however, "I see the druggist haa hls bead phant also can give him keif a shower Time measuring Instruments have show* that the lending Jews o f that chemist in consultation." hath. He like* lo roll over and over city were among the signer*. They now attalneil eitrnordlnary perfection. "Yea." In shallow water. If the w ater Is were Mathla* Bush. David Prank*. Some je a r* ago even the finest ch ro­ O IS riO U R E y o u k * •'Must be som ething Important." deep enough he has b«*>n known to Bernard G rsts, Michael Grata, Joseph Colds break In xg hours for the Billions nometer* could not be relied u|mn Im­ Don't orporlmonl on w ho use Hill's. Fever and headadtaa go. "It la. They are w orking on a hide In It with only the tip o f hls Jacoha, Benjamin lx*vy. Hyman I.evy. hem. mas MIT« NRI.I* plicitly, and after traveling a few | YK SALVR Int ep.elp La Orippa yield* In ) days This la tha quick, fountain drink which com bines lew trunk ath klng out to enuble him to J r „ Hein son I^ vy and Mo*e* Monlecsl. •llof. Absolutely Mfe week* from land the captain o f a ship the arientAc way to rod there danger* and rresm and tobacco." I. w breathe. could not be certain o f hls longitude discomfort*. Don't trust lesser helps, don't S U M«w York a i r When there la no watet about na­ wiit. Get back to normal at ooce. within ■ margin of about fifteen milee i HANT r A K 'I * » r o ll ( AMI lit U M . Itoftl K eeping Tab on Madame ture enables this great beast to thrust A Cotton Tale w it h o w n o r o o n ly (J. i l l , A ij V M l.T , T o t n p lo or a«-,. Today these Instruments are Be Sure Itk ^ | 1 t v . Price 3 0 c We remember the time when the the end o f hla trunk down Into hi* Diner— What kind o f a stew la th ief Court, Di'nvor. Colo. made so accurately that after a Jour­ M ihko lliff I*r o l lt « m i h « I . l m h t l l . » fU k t lH « gullet and from there draw from Ills mistress naked the <-ook wlmt wa* her W ilted — Babbit stew. ney right round the w orld they ahow H o o l m o iu -y rn nit o ra W r i t « f»ir fu r to. C O N - stomach s stored supply o f w ater with day out. Now the cook ask* the mis­ R A I f l . » M C a ll fu r n »• I t ld « , D o n v nr, C o lo . Diner— I thought s o ; I found a few no greater viirlatlon than on « latcood which to spray hla parched limbs and tress what 1* her day In. —Tom Mae hairs in It — The Mutual Burlesquer. e week and sometimes less. W. N. U., Ban Francisco, No. «-1927. body. Water kept this way Is always son In Collier’s With puelraM LIFE'S LITTLE JESTS £ A « A labaster L amps w i«nT S gr ! I J f y M a rg a re t T u r n b u l l •TORY FROM T M t START Claud* M *ln o ll* Dabba re ­ turn* from New Y o ik to hi* general i r a r a r ; la Peace Valley, Pa W ith him com ** Ned C a r- tar, a a ir a n ftr , whom Pobba In­ troduce« to ~Auat l.yddjr." hi* old housekeeper, as a nephew, la t e r Dabba adm its to Aunt Id d d r that Carter la a chance acquaintance. veteran ot tb* W orld war. whom h* had met la New York aad taken a Ilk - la c to. Carter tell* that he has broken with his fam ily and hls Aan.ee because o f their ultra ■write le a n in g s W ith Dabba Nod visits Clover H ollow They alvnoet run over a d oc b elon g­ ing to a Ctrl whom Carter a p ­ parently rscocnlseo Ned de­ livers a grocery order, and In hls absence the g i r l , Dorothy Beldae. says that she know s Ned a last name to be R angeley. and that ho Is the fam ous b an k ­ er's son. CHAPTER II~Coatinued By tlte look In the girl's eyes, he knew that he had said the right thing. ■She apparently forgot Dabbs' exist­ ence aa she stood there turning the situation over In her mind. “ Quarreled with papa and down here leading the simple life with a I>oor relation.“ she mused. “ What a situation for the high and mighty N ed! I congratulate you, Mr. Dabb*. It la evident that Ned has seen the light and com e over to ns.“ “ 'C sT I don't think l understand. " “ Joined the workers, the Intelligen- sla. the Bolshevik! o f Am erica." “ Not If I know N ed!” Miss Selden looked at him, as one It oka at the poor o f understanding. Plainly she felt that any really up-lo- dtde information would he lost upon Tubbs. She searched her mind for some expression used In the dark ages before the war. “ D on't you understand," she began a radical. What you would probubly Socialist." Dabbs said nothing. Disconcerted. Dorothy, unused to planting seed in ground totally uncul­ tivated. began a gain : “ A radical Is— well —a radical is one who believes all men should be equal—" “ They are not." Dabbs Interrupted, "snd they can’ t be. Men aren't born equal, no matter what the D eclara­ tion says. Nor If you start them equal, do they stay so. Girl, the very best one can do is to try and give every­ body an equal chance, and then watch the holes they land In.“ “ The w orld belongs to the workers." Dorothy began loftily. “ Sure. What's your trade?” Dabbs demanded. Dorothy hesitated and was lost. “ I—* she began. Dabbs looked at her sympathetical­ ly. “ 1 guess you're living on that *un earned Increment' the rest o f the I 1 A i-e e liev i 1 /itw oM I l e a esa* a a* ,-1 -A ----- *___ Clover Hollowers live on and despise so And I guess you've got more o f It than some o f the others." he added, raking In comprehensively, but not o f­ fensively, her expensive p!aying-at-be- lag-useful garments. “ Well, I’ m a grocer," and he shouldered his box and turned away. “ If you’ll excuse- me. Miss Selden. I'll move along. The grocery business Is sorts exacting In Ita demands, and I'll be going on down the road to the stonemason's. Mind telling my boy, Ned. to pick me up there when he passes?" call a CHAPTER III Ned. Jenny and the wagon were standing In the driveway o f the Green’s form er residence. The sign on the gate posts Indicated that this place was called “T he White House." Ned found It a charming place. The hid stone house was a real hit o f pre- revolutionary Pennsylvania. The vriginal outbuildings had been torn down, but enough o f the old stone bam had been retained to make a practical, yet picturesque, garage. Altogether a wonderful old place, in which everything that was ole) was Used. There was nothing new, made to look like an obvious afterthought All were blended Into an harmonious whole, agreeable to the eye, and testi­ fying to the skill o f the arch itect As he Jumped down from the wagon seat, Ned thought perplexedly that he bad forgotten to ask the name o f the people who lived here. How would he know which box to take out? This Ilfllculty was solved for him by the fact, discovers«! Immediately he ex­ amined the contents o f the watron, that all remaining packages bore the name "Johnston." This was evidently not the usual liouae-to house delivery, but • special trip, mainly to the Johnston house Shouldering the bog containing the bundles, be Walked to the kitchen door and knocked In hls best grocery boy manner. There was no response. He knocked again and waited. “ Oh G ro ce r!" came In a atrong. young contralto voice somewhere above hls head Ned shifted the box a little to en able him to look upward. From the rear hall window a girl leaned out. Ned wondered why he •hould Uduk o f extreme joutli and Sure Relief 72 Salts Fine for Aching Kidneys ELL-ANS FOR INDIGESTION j r.v r.r.r..“ 4» ,°tc°rr*;,1 “ dn" 8 PASTOR KOENIGS N E R V IN E ^ Ncivousness & Sleeplessness. FACIAL ERUPTIONS Resinol ASTHMA , Colds W ill stop tom orrow UININE