s
THF BF.AYKHTON HEVIK.W
Friday, Jan. 4. 1020
THE DOUBLE CROSS
Osnaburg for Closet Ia
MORE VARIETY IN
in Favor and Inexpensive
SCHOOL LUNCHES
i P i *e*rv\1 b e l b * I ’ n t t e l S ls t a s l « * c « r l m . a l
• f A a r t e t i l t i n v .)
By A. E. THOMAS
Sameness About Material
Carried Daily.
In fu rn ish in g a room w hich h a t
e ith e r on* very largo clo set o r tw o
"1 w ish th e th in g bad been d* cluscls, au Idoa may t<* horrow od from
P n U M « J and ÛM
stro y e d ." cried S tan ley . "W ith all my th e sm all m odern a p a r tm e n t Many
W. N. U.
(P r .p s r s S by lb s t ’n llM l sta ta s rv>|<artin»al
h e art I w ish It bad been d e stro y ed — o f those a p a rtm e n t» co n sist chtofiy of
tff A » t t .-u h u r . I
but y o u 're r i g h t W e c a n 't ato p now
a largo day tim e living room w hich la
T h e re Is upt to tie a discouraging
“ 1 say ." be rem ark ed , looking a t the Go o n !“
tu rn e d Into a bedroom a t n ig h t hy e x ­ sam cncas ab o u t th e lu n ch es th e c h il­
A fa te fu l silence follow ed. T hen th e tend in g a d a v en p o rt a n d opening a
audlphone, “do you suppose th is thing
d ren c a rry to school. W hy not m ake
will w ork a fte r all th is tim e? Be fun a lte rn a tin g voices w en t on, stead ily , clo u d door, revealing a dressin g nook
san d w ich es o f d iffere n t k in d s of brew«!
If It would. C a n 't rem em ber w hat 1 relen tlessly , each sy llab le beating like w ithin. A closet o f th la kind mu»t
one« In a w hile? F s e w hole w heat,
w as d icta tin g a bout th a t last day to a h am m er on S ta n le y 's b r a in :
have room for a chiffonier o r cheat
rye. o r ste am ed brow n b re a d som e­
th e office. I auppoae I th o u g h t It was
“ W ell—of a ll the— why on e a rth of d ra w e rs w ith a m irror, and places
tim es In p lace o f th e usual w hite
m ighty Im p o rta n t th en ." H e touched should I do th a t? “
to s to re all th e little accesso ries th a t
b r e a tl; o r ra isin , nu t, o r d a te tiroa«l
th e m achine lightly. “ I c a n 't even re­
"I'll tell you. B ecau se y o u 're a bu si­ a re usu ally visible In a bedroom . A all o f w hich a re good w ith cheese till­
m em ber how to » ta rt It."
ness w om an. Look h e rs now. If you good d rop lig h t Is needed. If the clos­ ing o r no filling at all. O r o ra n g e
"L e t m - do It." euld W ilson. "I’ve tell P o rta Colby th e tru th you'll be g e t­ et Is hlg enough, th e re m ay tm a polo
broad, m ad« w ith ehoppevl cooked
got one In th e 'd ic e now. l le r e 't the tin g n o thing hut revenge on me."
a t one sid e for g a rm e n ts on hangers. o ra n g e pool. F o r a change om it sum!
w ay It w orks. If you w ant It to re ­
“ 1 expect to g et tu m e th ln g else for O r. s s In th e case of th is room pho­ w lchea anil lucluilo biscu its, rolls, o r
peat w hat yon h ave been saying yon not telling h e r th e tru th ."
tog rap h ed hy the F u lled S ta te s IV-
com broad, o r o a tm e al or b ra n m u f­
Just push th is lever. T h ere — seeF*
p a rtm en t o f A griculture, th e room
"W ell, jo u w o n t g e t II*
fins. A piece o f cheese, har«l cooked
In sta n tly S tanley heard hla own
limy h ave a n o th e r closet fo r o u te r egg. o r a chicken d ru m stic k tuny tak o
"N o?"
voice sa y in g ; “O f co u rse tb ere 'e a l­
“ No. because I h a v e n 't got It. Now clothing.
th e p lace o f san d w ic h filling. T h e «-en­
w ays th e possibility of e rro r In those liste n —I'm p ra c tic a lly down and out.'*
C onvenient wall hag* o r pocket* for
te r of n roll m ay be hollow etl out a n d |
calcu latio n s, and It w ould be wls-e to
shim* and hose lino tho «hx'rs of th is
"Y o u 're a m em ber o f th la firm."
fille t w ith chopped m eat o r cooked fish
allow a co n sid erab le m argin of safety
How m a n y people you know cm! their cold* with Bayer Aspirin I
“ N om inally, but my In te re st la so closet. T hey a re hung on c u rta in
th e re fo r. But on th e whole we a re In sm all It b arely gtvee roe a d ecen t liv­ rods top a n d bottom to keep them In se aso n ed w ith m ayonnaise. A sm all
Atnl how often you've heard of its prompt rrhef of »ore throat or
bag
o
f
crisp
p
o
ta
to
chips
Is
llk
o
l
oc­
a position to aay th a t we think well of ing. S tanley ow ns th e w orks, h e ’s th e place and m ake them easy to tak o
casio n ally . sm l, not too o ften , a pl««cw
tunxiliti*. No wonder millions take it for colds, neuralgia,
th la proposition. If you w ish. I shsll lad w ith th e m oney—a lw a y s baa been
down fo r w ashing. Behind tho b u ­ of pickle
rheumatism; stnl tile aches and |vainx that go with them. The won­
be glad to d iscuss th e m a tte r a t length W h at’s w orse. I ow e everybody in th e reau o th e r pockets ta k e c are of nils-
S alad fillings. Including a leaf of
a n d In d e ta il Very sincerely yours." world. I’ro sh o rt a lot o f stock* In a
der is tlut anyone still worries through a winter without these
le ttu c e and any p re fe rre d dressing.
S tan ley sm iled his boyish erode. But bull m a rk e t—I'll be w iped out to m o r­
tablets! They relieve quickly, yet have no effect whatever on the
nlvvi%* help to m ak e o n lln a ry sand
th e m achine w ent busily o n :
row If th e rise goes oil I d abort I'm
heart. Friends have told you Bayer Aspirin ix marvelous; doctors
e tc h e s m ore m oist. B acon and lettu ce, j
“ D on't w orry a bout th a t. I’ll a tte n d all In. O nly one th in g can save me—
have declared it harmless. Every druggist tux it. with proven direc­
gro u n d p e a n u ts m ixed w ith cream ,
to th e detail».”
m arriag e to a rich w om an. And D oris
cooked m oat c a k e In th in lint stl«-os
tion*.
Why not put it to the test ?
"S plendid. 1 h av e only one alight Colby la Juat th a t—a very rich wom an
a re o th e r good fillings augg<-stc«l hy |
suggestion to m ake a s to the construc­ Now you »tick by me, a n d I’ll »tick—“
Aaplrla la Iks Ira-la m art at n . r » « M .asfaettia»
th e hurvnu of hom o econom ics to vary j
«4 U u »«N (v tlis t'lilM a r uf »«U e ytlc a fM
tion o f your scen ario .”
Silence tell upon th e room like a
th e sill'd ! colil m eat th a t a p p e a rs so
•A nd w h a t’s th a t? "
blow.
freq
u
e
n
tly
.
“ 1 don’t like th e nam e of yonr vil­
“Go on, go on. go o n !" g roaned
Be su re to se a so n all sandw iches
lain."
S tanley, g rin d in g bis tee th , but the
w ith sufficient sa lt, and keep a sm all
"T o n ought to. If » your own. . ." se c re ta ry a n sw e re d :
sa lt s h a k e r w ith th e lunch b asket. Cut
“F ra n k ." cried S tanley, “sto p th a t
“T h a t's all th e re I a T h e cylinder
th e hreail evenly, but not ton thin, and
thing, sto p It P
w as used up."
sp re a d It c a re fu lly on both sid e s so
W ilson obeyed. In am axem ent the
T h ere w as a long silen c e before WII
th n t th e b u tte r form * a co atin g th a t
tw o looked a t each oth er. P resently »on heard. In a voice he scarcely re c ­
p re v e n ts th e filling from soaking
S tanley, m uch
puxxled, rem arked. o g n ized : "1 c a n 't believe I t l can 't
th rough. D on't get th e o<lgc* sm enn-d
“ T h a t’* n o t my voice."
believe my ow n e a rs.
Kollln. my
w ith b u tte r. B u tte r should tie erenm ed
I f fc n t liv r s # v t r c o m * b a c k In to fn
“ It w as a t first, a ir.“
friend 1*
le f o r e It I* sp re a d on b re ad for sa n d ­ ▼or uiMtijr n i>oor tunti w ill in u k s n for»
“ Yea, yes. I know —but a fte r th a t
" It'a d e a r enough, a ir," sa id W ilson
w iches. hut It should not he m elted, ns tu n « . T h e n » nr« s t i l l n in n y o s tr ic h
F o r s v s ry s tm n s c b
som ebody else spoke. W hat on e a rth quickly. “ N ina M organ w ent to Miss
th n t m ake* It so sk Into th e hreatL
fe n t h e r s In s t o r a g e a t c u s t o m s wnrt»-
•m l In te stin a l III.
Jo you m ake of It?"
Colby a n d told h e r th is vile sla n d er
h o u s e s In llr lln ln . T h o plum«*« w o r e
T h is go«xl old fa s h ­
“ I don’t know ."
Miss Colby tu rn e d you dow n and m ar
lo ft o n th o lr o w n r n ’ ha m is w h e n th o
ioned b rrb b o m s
"W h a t 1 m ean la. a fte r th e dictation, rled W aterm an ."
rem edy fo r c o n sti­
fa a h lo n c h tin g r il.
a fte r It said “very sincerely y o u iV It
"I c a n 't believe i t " m urm ured
S o m e o f th o n i w ouL I h a v e boon o i
p a tio n . sto m sc b Ills
spoke In a n o th e r voice."
Stanley. "E ven now I c a n 't believe It
V new com bination to m any people tr o m o ly vitli&ttbltf 'JO y o n r « ugu . .Now
a n d « th * r d r n n i »
“T w o o th e r voices. I thought, sir.“
And yet It a cc o u n ts to r ro m any things
It a c o tta g e pudding w ith a hot p in e ­ I th e y e n n h * u »« m | o n ly In m a k in g c u s h ­
in cu ts o f th s sy s­
“ Tea. I thought so, too. Did you little looks and p h ra se s th a t passed be
tem *<• pr.-vsl.Mit ttics«* d a y s Is In even
a p p le sa u c e poureil over It. Any p re ­ io n « o r tlUNtera, w h ile n fo w o f l l i s
recognise them ?"
tw een th o se tw o In th e office. The«
g re a te r fsv o r a s s fam ily m cd lc ln s
fe rre d recipe fo r e o ttn g e pudding m ay « m a ile r f e a t h e r s a r e so ld e a c h y e a r to
"I th o u g h t I did.“
m eant n o thing to me th en , and now
th a n In y our g ra n d m o th e r's day.
he used. T h e b aking should he tim ed I drosJH im kem fo r th o c o i t u m n o f tl«*-
“W hoee voices w ere they?*
they all com e back w ith a new and
A Closet May C oncssl a D r t s s tr or
so th n t th e d e sse rt will he Just done b u lim ie s w h o a r e t o b e p r e s e n t e d at
“ W e ll sir. I should say th a t one of te rrib le m eaning." U e cudgeled hts
C hest of D ra w trs.
w hen It Is tim e to se rv e It. T h e sauce c o u r t.
them w as Mr. W aterm an s."
m em ory.
"Y es, ye»—and th a t Iasi
T b s fa c t (b u t s y n t h e t i c fe n th e r a a r e
can I«* kept hot In th e double boiler.
“ Tea, and the o th e r voice w as a n ig h t—th e la st tim e 1 saw her. W hen cel lane« us sm all a rtic le s th a t a re
Aa th is sa u c e Is mnile from <-ann«'<1 n>>w liv in g ma«!« c a u s e s th e v a lu e o f
w om an’s— d idn't yon th in k so?*'
I e n te re d th e room Kollln a n d slo­ nee«!ed a t tho d re ssin g table. T hese
pineapple, th is la nn ex cellen t colil th o r e a l o n e * It» d e p r e c ia t e s t ill m o r e
“ Yes. air. 1 did."
wer« alone. She had Jo st accepted wall bags a re m ade o f osn ab u rg , to
^
£ B C t
I
w e a th e r d e sse rt. T h e b u re au o f home V et a n u m b e r o f d e a le r s b e lie v e th a t
“D id you recognize It?”
him. I th o u g h t th en th e looked q u e e r— m atch th e d ra w c u rta in s a n d uphol
“ 1 thin k , sir, It w as th e voice of not a t all like a happy g i r l
She story covers used In th e room, Osnn- econom ics h a s te s te d th s pro|M>rtlons fe a t Iters w ill c o m e b a c k «««m. it rid a r e
d e te r m in e d t «* k e e p th e r a re r p lu m e s
N ina M organ."
passed It off. blit she w as qu eer Just burg la a stro n g w ashable cotton fnlv- given below :
(ill th e y do. — L o n d o n A n s w e r s .
“R o d in 's se c re ta ry ? "
th e sam e, a n d no w onder. T h a t vile rlc recently com e Into w ide use for
I No. t r s n (about 14 tap salt
“ Yes, atr."
> c u p s p in e a p p le ) t lb s b u tla r
w om an bad Just been th e re telling household furnishings. It Is easily
V 4 c u p s u g a r
1 tb s. c o r n e la r r h
“1 th o u g h t to, too, bnt I w ondered
D ru g of G ro a t P o w tr
her th is te rrib le ta le a bout me, m aking Inundered. Inexpensive, a n d If not de­
If It w as my Im agination.”
me a m o n ster In h e r eyeA"
sired In n a tu ra l color, can be dyed.
A d r u g o b t a in e d fr o m uii H ast In ­
D rain a n d p re ss th e Juice from the
"N o. sir. No doubt about It." W il­
He tossed both b a n d s tn th e a ir
In the South It has long been know n
c ru sh ed pineapple.
Mix th e c o rn ­ d ia n p la n t c a lle d th e g tisu h a « u w h ic h
Tout 1*1 la • •ilmtnalsd or fo« i o fundad I* (ha
son a ssu re d him.
and cried. “By G— d. 1'U not alt down fo r m any p ra ctic a l uses.
s ta rc h and th e s u g a r and a d d It to th e tm« b e e n tried nn a r e m e d y fo r t o o t h ­
W H ill t N A.VM KAV K urn ft»* In adminu tar­
in« tha IH L. I (>«•« lamusso
“B u t bow do you account for It. u nder th is !" U e crossed th e rotn In
Juice. Cook th la m ix tu re In (he upi«er a c h e fo r m a il) y e a r s , b u s n o w I hn M)
nun lurSttl maHud of lirai.
th re e strid es, seized W ilson by the
F ra n k r
m*nt tUscd by as •tdudvuly)
pn rt o f a double boiler o ver the direct e x a m in e d by a L o n d o n p h n r m u c n lo g ls t,
M s st Sandw ich*».
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“ W ed. yon know th la m achine stood elbow w ith a g rip th a t h u rt and ra id
tin
me
until
th
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sa
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th
ick
en
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tir
An Infinite v ariety o f m eat sa n d ­
\
© the*Hr. tal sml i. «4<*n silmos't a .
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H.a«tKll>AY S» VN VIS too-
on y our desk In th e office th a t last “Look here, tell m e e v ery th in g th at w iches can he m ade— beef, lam b, ham. c o n stan tly . P lace the up p er p n rt of Is o n e o f th e m o st p o w e r fu l s u r f a c e
\ (’ **• b »o k
vin « d « tolla atad
aftern o o n until every one b at me had you know about him — I m ean, since I chicken, tongue, fresh m a s t pork, pork
th e ho ller o ver the low er p a rt, cover, a n e s t h e t i c s k n o w n . a b o u t .'Ui tim e s
» A r s ^ i\ h y n d * t J > oftssliHsonUU_______
w ent aw ay."
left."
tem lerloln. etc. T h e m eat niny be a n d cook th e sa u c e for ten m inutes. s t r o n g e r th a n c o c u lo e . It b u s a m o st
At last W ilson bad b is o pportunity, sliced th in and placed betw een b u t­ R em ove from th e fire, a n d add th e I v io le n t n o tio n on th e h e a r t, a n d s t r o n g ­
ectal i colon
"Y ea ye»." objected Stanley, “but
Tm su re 1 stopped It a fte r 1 finished and he used I t Sunk Into th e d epths tere d bread o r mlnce«l and m ixed w ith b u tte r, sa lt, a n d plnenpple. and mix ly r e s e m b le « t h e A fr ic a n a r r o w |w>U«»n.
o f th e big c h air. S tanley, hla face
D o c to r ll e a s e regard»« s u c h a p o w e r fu l
well. S erv e o v e r c o tta g e pudding.
d icta tin g .”
* F iM *
la u
m ayonnaise o r m l ad dressing.
i p o is o n an p r o b a b ly m u ch lot» d a n g e r ­
"Som e one m ast h a re sta rte d It b urled In hla bands, b e ard him to the
end.
T
h
en
he
spoke.
T
o
W
ilson
it
o u s to t»e u s e d g e n e r a lly a s a lo c a l
again. 1 rem em ber going Into yonr
w as th e voice of a stra n g e r.
u tia f l b * tlc .
office a fte r yon left and finding Mr.
“ In sh o rt, he'a b e tra y ed h e r a s he
W aterm an and Miss M organ talk in g
there. Mr. W aterm an w as sittin g on b e tra y ed m e l knew som ething wa.-
A rtific ial S ilk T s . l t
1 W A N T S V O U R F U R S
w rong when 1 saw h e r la st nig h t, but
the c orner of yonr desk. He m ight
T h e liuinvnss Incrvas* In th e nrtl-
Gratiln«. Ri« iwoAt
I nev er dream ed— how could 1 have
1*sylrx| tt»|>- not « )t pr(r«s fnr SO
have atu rted It by a cc id e n t—som e
0 ro a rs. E u
filial silk tra d e hu* led to th e use of
mark»«
booming
JWnsi tostar fo r p r ia « H at.
d
re
am
ed
?
—It
waa
like
thlA
F
rank
careless ge stu re or o th e r—like th la "
m uny new m ethod* In the pro cess of
MaMMUnfsv
TrsppOTs' Cttlds
w hat'a becom e o f th a t g ir lT be cried
S lu in g on the c o m e r of the desk
Êk i s s i Co.
m nnufttctur*. T w o Japan«-*« w orkers.
FILE to sKlptor*
Uimm
w ith a sudden b u rst o f energy, "th e
the se c re tary put one hand behind
Y. K am i sm l S N aknshlm a. have In
M organ g i r l Nina M organ, d— n h e r!"
him. carelessly, a s If for sup|««>rt ami
tr«Ktu«.'*<l th e iim of m icro p h o to g rap h s
"I do n 't know, air. S he n ev er cam e
touched the sta rtin g lever of th e ma
(th a t I a photograph* taki-n th ro u g h
back to the office a f te r you w e n t I
chine, w hich Instantly began to speak
th e m icroscope) for observing the m i­
l'A R K L H S
suppose
he
set
her
up
au
estab
lish
again.
H A IR B A L S A M
n u te s l r u r t u r e of the filam ent In a r t i ­
■
m
b
vre
s s d n f - i l psNsif Failing
m eat som ew here."
“Stop It." cried Stanley Irrita b ly
ficial silk. In th is wny th ey can
R a a tora a C a lo r s m l
"O n D oris' m oney."
W ilson obeyed him. But a fte r a pause
■ ■■■
H a a o t r I o ( . r a r «©al F a .la d H a is
quli-kly d isc o v er w h e th e r a lte ra tio n .
*•» •»«•! |i no al l»rtsrr>»t«
“ 1 suppose so.”
he Inquired, "A ren't you going to h ear
In the co n d itio n s of spin n in g have any
“ And you've nev er seen h e r since?-
th e re st?"
effect on th e tex tu re.
i :>
FLO R U T O N SHAMPOO Magi f.«r <•« la
“ No, sir. not to speak to.”
«rtt nari loti With rarfcrr • llalr Hsiaatn Mskrstbs
Stanley sm iled a little uneasily. "1
batr soft gtt«l flnfff. ft ) ranis hjr mali or al tlrujt-
"F
in
d
her
I
Find
her
I
S
p
a
re
noth
was thin k in g It's a bit like eavesdrop­
Sili* li incoi ( Lamicai Works, l'sUbogua, N. 1 .
P a s t Fly T im #
tng. sto p at nothing, se a rc h th e world
L
ping. Isn't i t r
B uddy, a g e five, am i til* m other
“ Why yes." agreed W ilson, "If we —O nly find th a t wom an I"
— r—
Were <>n u stre e t c a r recen tly w hen a
H e g lared upon th e s e c re ta ry with
bad reason to suspect a n y th in g would
'
w om an w ith a veil on tier h at tn t
such
In
ten
sity
th
a
t
th
e
little
m
an
wa*
be said th a t we shou ld n 't hear. But
dow n o p p o site them .
Itvnhlv lievked
frightened. “Come, come, sir," be said
It cau 't be anything but business— the
a t th e veil In tently for a sh o rt lim e
"you
m
u
stn
't
go
on
like
thiA
T
ake
business of the firm—y our own firm."
anil tin 11 ii.k e d :
C srlsr ft U ttfs Lhrsr PINs
"I suppose th a t’s so." adm itted S ta n ­ hold of yourself."
“ M other, why d o esn 't »lie Inke th n t
“Yes,
yes.
y
o
u
're
rig
h
t,”
said
Stan
ley. “Anyhow. I’m c u rio u s to h ear I t
off? T h e it!««» a re alm ost gone. n<»w.“
If It's an offense a g ain st pro p riety , ley feverishly, "no uee In g e ttin g wild
Now Is th e tim e fo r oelf-c n tro l." But
let's wink at It," he added w ith a
D um m y Sell* T ickst*
tl«>n p o is o n s w h ic h m a n y lim a * causa p tm p M
grin. “ D on't you tell on me. and Til th e re w as little self-contro. about him
H a m a t u lx r l h a r a t o a J . i c t o r 't prase r lp t io n
l'u t runs «if a it«««« lug p ic tu re then
“
F
ra
n
k
.
F
ra
n
k
."
he
w
ent
on.
"A
re
a
m i e s a ha t a k a n h r t h a a n f l r a f a m i l y .
not tell on you."
te r at A rras. F rance, now buy Hielt
A l l D r u « | l « t 29c a n d 7 9c H a d Packagaa.
yon s u re I’m aw ake, a n d th a t I
W ilson sm iled also. “ 1 see, r i r —
tic k e ts from s duimu.v. ilrc.w -il In tb r
h av en 't dream ed th la d a m n a b le thing'-
w e're tw o c o n sp irato rs."
c o stu m e of an u sh er
W hen th e cor
E x csllsn t U.« of W all Spacs fo r Con v tn is n e s and Good Lighting.
F o r God’s sa k e tell me It’s only n
He ehoved the cy linder back a bit.
r e d nm ount I» plm-eil In a eo n m ln er
dream , and th a t I'm going to w ake n;>
W. N. U . PO R TL A N D . NO #2 1«28.
pressed th e sta rtin g lever, and these
( P r . p . r . d b r t h . I ’n t t ^ l . l i t « D . p . r t i n . n l
a re m ixed—th e k itchen cabinet. T he th e figure pro d u ces a tic k e t. T h e nu
p re tty soon—th a t my old frien d la stli
of A s r t c u l t a r « . )
w ere th e w ords they b e a rd :
to
m
a
tlc
snlesm
nn
Is
es|ie<
lally
|M«pu
la
tte
r
atlj«dns
th
e
c
o
u
n
te
r
(list
e
x
te
n
d
,
my frien d , and th a t th e g irl 1 love Is
A llis» Now P la y a t W ar
fin e of th e se c re ts o f efficient work
"G lad to discuss th e m atter at length
from the second d ra ln lto srd . T h e re Is la r am ong chlhln-n.
F o r th e first lim e In h isto ry a rm y
and In detail. Very sincerely yonrs." happy w ith th e m an sh e loves— thin ; In the kitchen Is good u tiliza tio n of a n o th e r window above th is c o u n te r,
h e r life and m ine h ave not been wall space fo r th e ne ce ssa ry equip­
m an e u v ers w ere ctuiilu rted by th e s«>l-
“D on't w orry about th a t. I'll a tte n d
und th ese tw o w indow s give fin« light
blasted by th e w retch I called my m ent. T h e Illu stra tio n , from th e L'nlt
S sd
'lle rs .«f tw o n u llo n s a t n re ce n t m«>-
to th e d e ta ils.’'
a
n
d
v
entilation.
f r i e n d !"
•■Tommy, why «liti you stny iiwtiy
*d S ta te s D ep artm en t of A griculture,
blllznilon In th e occupied R hine te r­
“Splendid. I h a re only one slight
On
n
handy
sh
e
lf
In
th
e
c
o
m
e
r
b
e
­
W ilson sw allow ed h a rd a t th e lum p show s an excellent g rouping o f equip­
from
ypNfpnlity ?"
rito ry . B efore beginning th e ir c n vnlry
suggestion to m ake a s to the c onstruc­
tw een the w indow s a re, sto red th e cof­
In h is th ro a t a s he said, “I wish tn m ent In a r a th e r larg e k itchen. T h e
- I whs slrk.*
m an e u v ers th e F re n c h Invited th e
tion of yonr scenario."
fee p e rco lato r, ten k e td e , double boil­
heaven It w as a dream ."
••Too huit. I wiiotrH lo lei you out
object Is to bring th e v a rio u s work
K in g s l(«iynl Irish H u ssn rs to p a rtic i­
"A nd w h a t’s th a t? "
ers. and o th e r u tensil* th a t m ust be fo r font hit 11 pfirflrp.**
“ S ta rt th a t m achine a g ain 1" said c e n te rs ns close to g e th e r ns possible
pate. nn«l th e In v ita tio n w as gladly
“ I don 't like the nam e of your rtl-
filled w ith w a ter from the ta p s la-fore
S tan ley suddenly.
T
h
en
he
w»is
sb
k.
nccepted.
so thut th e housew ife will not tak e
.aln.“
■-«Miking. tl'H iks n re provide«) for the
F e a rfu l of Its effect, th e se c re tary needle«] ste p s In p re p u rln g or clearin g
“ You ought to. It’s your own."
v a rio u s sm all u ten sils th n t c an be
said. “ P le a se —I th in k you’ve had ' aw ay m eals. In th is p u rtlru ln r kltch
F o r s s ig h t
W s ll-P r s s e r v s d H am
“T h a t's the p o in t”
'
read ily hung up.
enough o f th a t, sir."
•W III y o n lui ve Mie I im I v ' p nom e e n
on th e e n tire fo u rth sid e o f th e room
“ W hat a re you gettin g a t? "
A p ctrllieil ham , th o u g h t to be s t
T h e f«M«d p re p a ra tio n c en te r. In ffriiY ftl ori f lie rlriR?"
“ F ra n k , listen. 1 conld p e rh a p s for
Is tak en up hy a larg e d ining table
“ I suggest th a t you strik e out th e
lea st one th o u sa n d yi-ars ol«l. w ns
th is case a kitchen c ab in et. Is next
give th is m an th e ru in of my life, but
MN o f in i: 'F ro n t (S u stiiv e fo li!« fim i
-«eating eight persons. In case w here
nam e of Kollln W aterm an and su b s ti­
loimil In nn «lit rock fence n e a r D an ­
In o rd e r, convenient to the sink, the miri o fllv lo v e .' Mfirl Mieli I nini11 Dt'Vtr
he's ru in ed th e life o f th e girl I love
th ere Is a se p a ra te dining room o r si
tu te th e nam e of Ja m e s S tanley.”
ville. Ky. lY rs o n t who h av e e x am ­
se rv in g c o u n te r, und the re frig e ra to r
and for th a t I will n e v er forgive him —
liu vi* lo lui v e II »ilfereil "
cove, th e sam e p a rt of the room m ight
“ W hat?"
ined It d e c la re th a t th e rock wne un-
It Is situate«! w here light from both
never. F o r th a t I will h ave vengeance
“ P recisely."
he fitted w ith sh elv es o r used to ac­
dnnhtedly « fine hum at o n e tim e. If
For such th in g s can n o t be done— no.
w indow s re ac h es its w orking sp a c e
E
v
id
e
n
t
ly
com m odate any a d d itio n al equipm ent,
“ You w ant me to tell Mies Colby
ti.is th e e x ac t slm pc nn«l size o f n hem
T h e p a rtly s«-«-n il«Mir «-pi-ns on n g«*n
else Ju stic e m ust becom e s m ockery
" ' \v h e ’« n o i «urli n ffood p||fí*h.,,
such ns a w ork tab le o r an Ironing
th a t It Is Stanley and not you?”
whli-li w ould w eigh sh o u t Ifi pounds.
S ta rt th a t d—d m achine I I w ish fo j
e ra l u tility closet In which th e hot
•*l»riifi|»e«| y o ti
«|l<l h e , g ir ile ? ” —
“ E x artly ."
In ' It* |M«lrlfl<-«l s ta te It w eighs 2T>
h e ar a g ain th e voice o f—my frie n d !" j board.
w a te r bo iler conne<-t)-d w ith
the L o ii I mv III«» i 'n u r le r .In u m ili.
"S lop It I Stop It!" cried 8tnnley
pounds. — I >>«l In nn polls News.
T h e sink, w ith Its double d ra in
A gainst his will, W ilson obeyed
ra n g e Is placed. T h e la tte r Is locuteil
again. He glared at W ilson. "Good
W ithout In te rru p tio n S ta n le y heard b oards. Is on th e left. In fro n t of a
on th e th ird wall of the m om . not
In Mvenfy .venni th e se will he 'th è
G od!" he a<i<l«-d faintly, and abruptly
window T h e re Is a dish closet, not
If you would be happy nnd c o n te n t
th e re le n tle ss ta le once m ore, from b e
show n In th e pictu re. T he sp n ees he
sat down. Wilson could not u tte r a
’* h ni o h i fliiy s .”
»«•«■n
In
th
e
p
ictu
re,
a
t
th
e
ex
trem
e
n e v e r borrow tro u b le o r lend money.
ginning to e n d —th e ta le of hla b e
low th e d rn ln h o ard a n d c o u n te r have
syllnhle. T h ere w as silence In the
left end of th e sink. Most right-ham l
tray al. W hen It w aa done he sat m o
l>een utilized for sto rin g such n rtlc les
room for a time. P re se n tly S tanley
«•«I (teople m ove from left to right In a s th e high st«Mil, g a rb ag e pall, ami
tto n less fo r a tim e. P re se n tly he fnm
spoke. "It m ust be som e kind of a bled In hla pocket, produced a le tte r
gidog from one tn»k to a n o th e r, a s In
tireless c«M«ker. W here nn oil stove
Joke r
tin n in g from th e food p re p a ra tio n cen­ w ith a p o rtab le ov;-n Is used th is
and rend In a sh a k in g yolce:
"A very poor one. I'll say,” com ­
“ D e a r old m a n : I h av en ’t seen you te r w here vegetab les a re p re p a re d — sp a c e m ight well lie a rra n g e d to hold
P u r e , .S tr e e t a n d D a i n t y
m ented th e other.
for so long. Come and Innch w ith me th e sin k —to th a t w h ere o th e r foods
th e oven w hen It Is not In use.
A
mo«t
effective
luper-iresm y em ollient for the
"B ut It roust be. It m ust t Kollln
on W ednesday.
W e've Iota to talk
relief o f itching, burning, icily sffeAion* o f the
—my old friend I Why, I’ve never a b o u t F a ith fu lly yourA R ollln.”
skin, for eczema ind dandruff.
been anyth in g but generous to him In
m erely th e u n in te re ste d child a n d the
“ F a ith fu lly m ine,” he m uttered . He
A remarkably luccenful treatment for fifty year),
all my life. W hy—I c a n 't u n d e rstan d
fa u lt m ay be w ith th e te a c h e r o r p u r
re tu rn e d th e le tte r to hla pocket and
in combination with Cuticura Soap, for aottening
t l " He put both h ands to h lr head.
sat w ith glow ing eyes s ta rin g Into
G ive ch ild ren re sp o n sib ilitie s a p ­ e n t
snd soothing the skin and preserving the n rtu rtl
S 0 0
"P erh a p s," suggested W ilson. "If w« apace, seeing n o th in g —th in k in g —think
beauty o f the hair. A highly developed snd dainty
p ro p ria te to fh e lr age a n d experience.
requisite
for the toilet.
b ear th e rest It will all be explained."
• * *
F o r m aking m ilk sh a k e s a t hom e
Ing. M inutes he sa t like t h a t
At
(o ld «v a r r w h m O in tm a m B e . and JOc. Snap f i t Talcum 11c S u n p i . aach frse.
length W ilson ap p ro ach ed him. put one
Stanley caught at th e suggestion
T h e preschool child * d iet m ay In- use a q u a rt o r hnlfgall««n fru it Jar
Address: " C u r ic s r s ." D e p t. B V. M a ld e n, Mseaachuaeits
hand upon his shoulder, a n d s a id :
'Yea, yea. no doubt. Go on." But
«•luile any vegetable pro|«erly p re p are d , fitted w ith a reliab le ru b b er ring und
lid.
as W ilson moved to sta rt the m achine
"IF* g e ttin g late, s i r —le t's go.”
except corn a n d d ried lean A
0 0 0
• • •
ngnln he cried. "N o—w a it— I'm a fra id
ITO B« COB TINT-ED. I
to h e ar It."
If you enn n m ix tu re o f vegetables
S everal short a p p lic atio n * o f s chem ­
SHI N
T h e P a s to r S a y t t
But W ilson had no Intention of sto p
ical will rem««ve a st» ln m ore effective­ from th e hom e g a rd en w ith th e bon«*
BLEACH
plug there. "S urely, air," he objected
A good wom an aa tru ly give« life ly th a n will a «•onilhni'U* a pplication. and grMvy o f n le f to v e r b e ef ro ast
fralata, l u » U J I k U i . TS A D U « M O r U S IO N *
• s s
E n r o l l o u f I l m « . H « n il f o r l l t # r « t u r « .
"you c an 't atop now
It w ouldn't be to h e r husb an d aa to her c h ild re n .—
now, you will hnve s delicious soup
.
T e s r a J - i '. 'r j J i . i.7 V , 5 k
O R E G O N IN S T IT U T E O P TE C H N O L O G Y
Jo h n A ndrew Holmes,
fa ir to Mr W aterm an or to anybody.'
som
e
cold
day
next
w
ln
tar.
T h e ro-called lazy child muy be
1er.«. s .s a n e su b se ts
f . k i. O . ▲. l l l d f .
P o r t la n d , O r u g a *
C oe vvW h t. B v
T M I STORY
J im B ta n ls y , N « w Y ork b s s l -
!»•■■ m a n , ordara h la d««k a u d c
p h o n e ta k e n to h ie h o m e. I n te n d ­
in g to fin ish hla d ic ta t io n th ere.
H o llo W a te r m a n , h ie p a rtn er,
co m » » In. B o th a r e In love w ith
D o r is C o lb y . S t a n le y p r o p o se s
t o s s in g a c o in to determ ine e htoh
a h a ll fir st p r o p o se to D or s W a-
te r m a n w in s . N in a M organ. W a­
term an*« s e c r e t a r y and m is tr e s s ,
h a s o v e r h e a r d hla c o n v e r s a tio n
w it h S t a n le y and re sen ts Wa­
te r m a n ’s p la n to d e s e r t her. W a ­
te r m a n s a y s he Is p e n n ile s s and
m u st m a k e n rich m a r r ia g e H e
u r g e « N in a to te ll D o r is th a t
S t a n le y h a s w r o n g e d h er (N in a ),
N in a t e lls D o r is h e r a to ry , « « a c t ­
in g a p r o m is e th a t D o r is w ill
n o t t e ll th e s o u r c s o f h er In­
fo r m a tio n . D o r is la c o n v in c e d o f
S t a n le y 's d u p lic ity a n d Is b r o ­
k e n - h e a r t e d . r e a lis in g th a t It la
8 t a n le y
she
lo v e s.
W a te r m a n
p r o p o s e s a n d D o r is a c c e p ts him .
S t a n le y a c c e p t s th e s itu a t io n ,
a n d a s a w e d d in g p r e s e n t g iv e s
h is s h a r e o f th e b u s in e s s to W a ­
te r m a n . H e Is g o in g to In d ia. W il­
s o n , a w a r e o f W a te r m a n 's c r o o k ­
e d n e s s. le a v e s h is e m p lo y .
The
la t t e r b e g in s to Im p o r tu n e D o r is
fo r m o n e y . B ro m fleld , th e g a m ­
b le r , Is p r e s s in g W a te r m a n fo r
p a y m e n t o f g a m b lin g d e b t s
At
W a te r m a n 's u r g in g D o r is w e a r s
h e r m a g n ific e n t d ia m o n d n e c k ­
la c e to th e op era . T h a t n ig h t it
d is a p p e a r s Doris* fa t h e r e n lis t s
B ro m fle ld 's a id In tr a c in g th e
s t o n e s S t a n le y r e tu r n s to N ew
Y ork w ith an E a s t In d ia n fr ie n d ,
8 w a m l R a m a n a ra . D o r is r e a lis e s
n o w th a t s h e lo v e s h im , an d a l ­
w ays h a s
M ade d e s p e r a te by
W a te r m a n 's c o n d u c t s h e s u g g e s t s
s e p a r a tio n o r d iv o r c e . W a te r m a n
r e f u s e s to c o n s id e r e ith e r .
CHAPTER X—Continued
—
12 —
r
SPIRIN
Garfield T ea
Hold Ostrich Plumes
for Return to Favor
Waa Your
Grandmother*« Remedy
Make Pineapple Sauce
for Cottage Pudding
I «¡rrv,
WELL OR MONEY BACK
R
V
Ul
Z
1
“Q uite rig h t, q u ite r i g h t W ell J e f ­
ferson. re c ru it th e sta ff a t one«. '
suppose w e’ll need th e naual lot, e b i"
“ Tea. air. And. e r—do yon wl*b me
to engage a chauffeur, sir?"
" T h a t rem in d s me,” said W ilson, "1
m et O 'H a ra last week. I th in k he'd
like to come hack. If yon w ant him.*
“ Surely, su re ly —get him by all
m eans. Good fellow. O 'H ara ."
“ How toon do you w ish to occupy
th e house. sir? "
“ r i l com e dow n on F rid ay , If yon
can be read y ?"
“Oh c erta in ly , w ith ease, sir."
“ And on S a tu rd a y I ahall h a re a
few frien d s for th e w eek-end. T h at'*
all for now, Je fferso n ."
A t th e b a tte r w ent o a t Stanley
lighted a c ig a re tte , a n d looked about
th e room.
“W ell." he said, “it*» home, anyhow
And now, F ra n k , th is la a s good tim e
a t any. I suppose, to th a n k yon for all
y o u 're done for me w hile I've been
•w a y ."
“ I'v e done my best, sir."
“ And no one conld have done b e t­
te r."
“ And why n o t? E verything Tve got
In th e world I owe to you."
“Ob well. I did m yself a good tu rn
w hen I did yon one. It's o ften Uke
th a t. By th e way. I «oppose I'd b e tte r
give Jefferson som e m oney." H e felt
In hla pockets. “ Hm, not m uch in
here."
“ How m uch did you w ant, air?” P e r
h a p e I c a n —"
“N ever m ind. T h e re m ost be an old
check book In th a t desk som ewhere.
J u s t ta k e th e cover off a n d we'll tee."
W ilson lifte d th e sheet from the
desk.
“ H ello," said S tanley, “w h a t'a t h a t F ’
H e Indicated th e m echanical c o n triv ­
ance w hich stood revealed upon the
desk.
“Oh. yes." an sw e red W ilson, "It*»
y o u r a ndiphone."
“ So It l a W h at'a It doing here?"
B ut W ilson rem em bered everything
th a t concerned Stanley. “ D on't you
recall, sir? T h e last day you w ere In
y o u r office you told me to te n d It down
h e re? You w ere going to clean up a
lot of correspondence over Sunday
O 'H a ra brought It dow n."
" T h a t's so. I rem em ber. And then
1 w ent to In d ia." He se a rc h e d vague
ly In one of th e d ra w e rs o f th e desk,
saying as he did so, "F u n n y things
happen to o a
Now If anybody hud
told me. w hen I Inst m ete d yon to send
th is th in g down here, th a t I should
a ta ri for India the next w eek. I'd have
thought he whs craxy. Ah. here we
a re ." Producing th e check book, he
took hie fou n tain pen and began to
fill It out.
“ W ell," handing W ilson th e check,
"g iv e th a t to Jefferson before we leave.
I hope It’s good, a s Kollln used to say
1 hav en ’t balanced my book lately."
H e looked at the se c re ta ry and trailed
a t th is feeble Joke. But W ilson did
not sm ile back. T h ere w as nothing
about W aterm an th a t could am use biin
a n y more.
Stanley m issed the a n sw erin g smile.
T h eu he yielded to the te m p tatio n he
h a d been resisting.
“ S peaking of
B ollln," be said. *1 w ant to ask yon
som ething. I saw him a m om ent last
night. E r—have you kept in touch
w ith him at all?"
“At O ut. yes— th ere w as aucb a lot
to do about your w ith d raw al from the
Brin. But for som e m o n th s 1 have
scarcely seen him."
“ Any gossip about him ?"
W ilson hesitated .
“Go on. I'm hla frien d —yon can
tell me.’’
“ W ell, sir, th e re 's no doubt he's
been p re tty well nicked in th e S tre et
once or tw ice, and. well. It's only go»
8lp of course, hut—"
“Com e on. com e on.”
“ I hear he's been d rinking a good
d e al.”
Stanley got to hla feet, w alked to
th e window, and stood looking out.
“ I'm a fra id you never reully liked
him , did you. F ra n k ? ”
W ilson w riggled a bit, a n d th e otbet
c o n tin u e d :
“ I fenr you never m ade m any allow ­
a n c e s fm lilin. T h e re 's no real harm
In Kollln
H e’s alw ays g e ttin g Into
hot w ater. It's tr u e ; but It'a olw ayr
th e resu lt ol his Im pulsive disposition
H e alw ays leaps before he looks. It's
a q u a lity I've som etim es envied h im "
W ilson had definite Ideas about the
im p u lsiv e n ess of W aterm an. H e was
upon the point of opening up th e en
fire »object o f W aterm a n 's affairs,
w hen S tanley changed th e subject
a b ru p t ly.
F or C o ld s
UTILIZATION OF WALL SPACE IN KITCHEN
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