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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

EouoyinE schedule figures pubIishe1
- .. f--fo-r1laLlon aud not guaranteed
80 - SsIanta birmingham Noble. Nsz
s1rleans, AsheTilis- : q m elia 4s--s ?. u
sally -
For Roanoke Knoxville. Chattanooga Biz
-.snghaul New Orleans 1910 p
70 FloauoSe. Knoxville, Chattanooga NAH
xs7,S SfeunDhis. 4-ID a. Ia Gally. tSleeplza
ear open AFTER 10 , nj
rar Atlanta BlrmIn Eh1-a. Columbia
sa-.rlss4c< Augusta AfzEn- savannah Jack
zz1vfIIe and FIe-ida points. AIS , II dzllz.
- Z. q BROWN. General AEaaG
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CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RI.

1,-,,,ttsbed only as information -lot S1zra1tesA
Go o n 6aily-FSr Virginia West w
- - kentucky points Pullman sleep
So L. ,vfncinnatI and Louisville - 8 q
s.-sn- ca IroIa Cnsrlottsssl LIE
-. :, ~ daz-y-C1NCiNNA1A-S ST LOUIS
- - SPECIAL sold train 70 81
i1l1iS Wita Pullman sleepsrs - csscasO-
sos Only 81 lnD0EtSeS sl-c4oL-s- Z el-1r22 .
N--Sro : Il daiIy-E- 2 y. LIszILED. To-
---,1,rs,tl Louisville The lFeS-- Soul5wsSL
C-.~- ,--,5.,-esr Pullman sie4pers - VI-zIa-
- n s-~1ugs. CiIclnnsti. AID LoglsyI!ls
g < O. d-zins car ,r- - -
Chesapeake ard ONO OllcaS AZ p Pa
@@.S.,z,ons KAN IC55 and 10 Tor tickets. bag
49, -F,ecECs- ressrvaLic1s- and 1a1icabA-
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CHESAPEAKE BEACH RI.

Schedule OF Excursion Trains 10 ana IRON
CHESAPEAKE BEACH
EFFECTIVE > 11 l. $50
Subject - Change Without Notice
F xfCSDATS TO FRIDAYS inclusive
CONS, leave DISTRICT Eine Al IS and u.A
- z.sO 5-4u. 100 and ss4s ,. IL
E5e-14ruiuE. leave the Beach E-s5 a. Il
80 s.uQ 6.60 $50, and I0-v5 p
-- SATURDAYS
-,srr leave District Line. at SIS ana liza
- 1-o5 sou. $40. s-45s ana S-s5 , n
FetGTnins. leave ne "a, BeaSa a. ass s-$5 a r.
---1'' ST-NpATS AND HOLIDAYS
Coins. leave District Line Al - and u-os
q Il. z.Co. $50, so; "a, aad - ? n
- - 6-u0. Ss0g, $50 and 1G.5g ?. N
-'e-' Pa IL y WATERS
General Manager
--,o Kew York Ave car Tor District Ina
$50 scr additional information Zsla-
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DENTISTRY

Special PTiCe-ShOTt Notice.
81 sets OF teeth for SO so sets OF teeth
<o- s. IS sets o. teeth for So . sets %
teeth for s. Gold crowns. 50 z5rldgevFork
SO F1--InEE, SOC ELtraCtions absolutely
uaTuIess- ARMY AND NAVY PAIN
LESS DENTISTS. Cor eth and E sts- En-
rrancs s. = y " $50 a IL : .
Phone Main 1924 81
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FOR SALE-SCBJ-RBS W. SHTNGTON- On
electro Hne- Ioc car fare: tlree acres fine
tu1lly shatted. well good water poultry
house, barn. orchard. garden. fences. ETC.
worth S1.000: fer quick sale. 500 Terms "a
down. 50 weekly Apply quick. Room Z
Evans Bldg. or 1924 New Tork ave y. W
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FER SALE-SubJrban. high dry beautiful
building lots 25x140 # suburbs % Wash
ingtOl On electric line. 15c car fare SO
cash or SIS on terms 81 and > cents weekly
Apply Room z. Evans Bldg. or 1924 New
York ave. y. -.
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS

mUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
Opportunity to Purchase
At Exceptional Bargains
4 Knabe upright. mag case. just been
thoroughly overhauied; new hammers; ane
tone; case in perfect condition. Reg se0a
value
Special. $4,000.
$50 upright i Il. atingtoa Plano: mag case;
rented only 0rt time; good condition.
Special, $4,000
steinway Parlor Grand: excellent condition
Special, S375.OO.i
DROOP & SONS,
1900 @ St. N. w.
UPRIGHT PIANOS At SACRIFICE PRICES
We've started W. TX 2nGexing the adjoining
building 70 our establishment and must sen
these pianos quickly Pease, Sl501 Hartman.
$50; Gabler, $50; Nose, Sl5G: Stein se75:
Auabe. so; Shonlnger- SIC. Gibson SI25; A
& Chase SIS: EimbaH. $50 and many
others E-asv terms SFar,- RI t9s---g,t,- =
players o. J DeMOLL & co. Corner. I2rh
and C sts-
FOR sALE-Suen. steinway. KnaDe. Shaw.
kO1ler < Campbell. Mason 4 HamIIn and
hcADg prices must sell TO make room Tor
new stock CHAS. II. STIEFF. I06S-1015 r
s. \ " J G CoZLIFF. Manager-
Observation-Disclosures
PAY the highest cash prices Tor ladies',
gentlemen s. and 'cnildre1's c4ss-Ou wearing
apparel; crop postal. wiz cali e. LIVING
SION. l--4 IN 81 y. w, or Phoae sSersh l52s
HIGHEST CASH prices paid Tor worl cloth
ing Cl-ner ladies' OF GEMS. send postal
viii car b TAISSEES. 1S6S 9Th 81 y w
Phone North -
yyANrED-seooaa-Aaad furniture Of ali
kinds also carpets, Tnatttnss- stoves etc
pay the highest cash prices Send card
or phone - NOTES. 6l5 La ave y. w.
BY Az EXPERIENCED bookxceDer. q SET
u books T. keep evening" Address BOX
TO- Times ONCE
HIGHEST CASH paid Tor Iadies- or geaIe-
meas worn garments send postal. viii
call AELPER- 1ZZZ Ith St y y.
wANTED-Furniture FOR cash: sell your
goOcs 10 the man who gives you the most
money see HoPWOOD- Sth and Z
buy two long black plumes
az once. BOX 81 Times Office
WANTED Bulldog lmaIe}. CAN between 4
and p IN \ LEVY 9Th ana X n W /
WANTED-A young male scat Address
BOX 81 Times Office
WANTED-FurniJ,lre and carpets, contents 1
Of houses speciality. Tor cash. fair and i
square deaiinSs- ALBACGH. So z y W I
DANCING
PROF. w4NDHAM, SIS 12th y " An /
dances taught any time. Lesson, sos Z
electric 1sus- Open all summer PhSns
y 80
,ETSS COULTER. now al 500 L st y W |
e you can s-aIiE can teach You 10 waltz:
ess91s any .-nk. &c Phone Main n59
DANCING STUDIO. rs Eye 81. y ". {
Misses Chamberlain and Cobb teachers: 50 I
.-ai 1alCe IhErsdaEs- Phone Main 80
OPEN ALL SUMNER
DAvIsOSTs. Prof and Mr.. IL Gth y "
EsI- 1882 Phone Il sESs- Lessons any hJ1-s I
--1SEss and C1lCes Tues Thur 6Ts-
PELEALE DANCING SCHOOL. ]
Only one taught az time
Latest dances. two Instructors.
Sf5 y. I. ave. SELECT. Ehoae Il $50 ? I
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BALLARD & LANHAAI.

FOR SAIsE-Five acres fine land suitable
for orchard. garden and poultry rai.s1--
suburbs Washington on electric linz lac car
fare. for quick sale. $50: s. down. s. 90
o. 1414 New York ave " W
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Buy a Copy Today
SAILING AWAY"

:
SAILING AWAY,
EXCEPTIONAL VALUES
IN TRUNKS, SUIT
| CASES, AND BAGS.
LARGE. ROOlIY TRUNK,
! SiS1a al he rough UsaEe- sizes 30. g. ..
REGULAR $500 VALUE, SPECIAL
1915.
FIBER MATING DRESS SUIT CASE
Light and durable; just the thing Tor sum
uer -raveliug- These have stood the test
REG $500 VALUE SPECIAL, $1-49
FIBER MATING HAND BAG,
1s-inch- nob5y and attractive bag for
REG. $500 VALUE. SPECIAL CSC.
II VIII more than pay to visit our store
NEY & CO.
Sth and Pa. Ave s. z
FOR SALE
One z0-horsaDower
Emerson Boat Engine /
Absolutely new
CEAS- z MYERS
it29 L 81 y " Phone \. 5622.
BUILDERS ARE AT WORK. SO We ARE
Offering al pianos and p-ayer-piaaOs AZ gen
zine sacrifice prices and or easy termsf
Here ar a few specials. StieH, SO. Enabe'
$50 ChickeTius, $780, Hartman. $780, EOse,
$50, Sh5uiuEer, 500 Feaze. SI58- EfrubaII- I
others Hartman -Au-o-ozs.. $50 Auto
piano. SO o. J. DeHOLL & CO. coz (
10Th and c s-s-
SEWING MACHINE BARGAISs-
SO Drop Head g1g > I
so Drop Head Uoa1es Ig : [
so EYheeIer 4 yy5ISar7 ~ II
rev seNing Tuachires. n ,f5v1 and sac uer
week Cleaning &c Open evenings H P 4
go - "a ave 5 z PhOns-
NEW BICYCLES.
FREE REPAIRS
il II repair abs5Iute7y free Tor o2e yea-
7 y MgDD. u. Inc
u y y ave y "
NEW No Il Folding Feckes Kodak. win 4
AeIl5Cus a-hTO-latlC lens pocket automatic 4
shutter cost SI2- sell for s.
AMERICAN Rebuilt Typevr4Jers. z4uzl 70 4
new guaranteed ali makes from SIS Up
We also rent machines TYPEWRITER &
OFFICE SUPPLY CO, - I1eh- Phone II 800
90 90 HAD BElIeES. ss-se per ~; lumber.
all dimensions excellent condition. 1c per
f. j. J * JOHN KANE - 14-h s. s W
4-and iron pipe also some steel eye beams \
COJh- BEENEEILE.E = CO. J. Ralle-- \
SEWING MACHINE, d-ophead. nearly new,
SlooA call after D II. so II 81 y Z
hive with sggers. G. PCLLIAAf, Chevy 4
Chase Lake No
FOR sAIE-EzcelsIo- uot5rcycIe. good con /
e5ttons barEail- l-yl 5th = y =
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MAN with a blue badge who VIII Issue
free excursion ticket 70 90 out and see II at
10 CT O'Clock daily and sunday.
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FLOOR OILS

c. T HUNTERS Sanitary Dust-E.Iling
Floor or keeps the floors clean and bright.
gives them polished finish Good for -01r
furniture III il. 51r gallon delivered.
Phone Main SIS ONCE ll3 Pa ave y.
W, y ashiagton- d c. l. : a Used by
last - years
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SFXROERD AIR LINE az

mn = III aa5lJ Ssz1oaFa Fast Nah -
--Ez.-,--,f1 coaches and Pullman sIsepers n
S---sr.I.sh and Jacksonville -<'sTi0r Gar Jack
S5avfIIe - tampa 41roUsu Sleeper q
aT-zr-z Dina. G&r-
= u n daily aboard Express elsc-
1910 lshted sleeDers and observation ca
-,-----si yzitl electric fans Through ser
- - savannah, jacksonville. Taupz- AZ
isofa Birmingham and Memphis Di1Izs
ticket Ozice. 1ES New York ave N y.
= - HAEWOOD- - T 4.
GEO L PHILLIPS D p A
n TNAN c. 2 a. Portsmouth, -
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FOR SALE-BeautifuI building lot in a hizh
location. IS mir utes' from center Of city,
values rising. VIII sacrifice 70 Quick DtIr-
chaser Address r Y Il. Room s.. Patent
Office-
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RAILROADS
BALTIMORE & OHIO R-R
LEAVE UNION STATION.

LEAVE UNION STATION
ESs Il rs BIZ ) } = t5vy yogx
new TERMINAL I'D ST. NEW YORK
go u u--D1-ler. pullman Pzr-or Car
fF-cG G. E1.-z-hoLr tra1E- B-ofIer Pa-ssr Ca.
$50 g. ul--FuIiuzsa Bro5Ier Par3or Car
~ % q u--Dller and Pullman PzrIo- a.
= go 2. u1.-D5ner and E.E-IE1ao PzrIo- ca
s2-eo , El---R0ya- IIm.tSc-'' Al PuIirAa.
EIve-hour-
eco n u--C0aCESs 10 Philadelphia
go = u--DiDe- and Observ2tIoz Pa-s1s
m--Cozches 20 New York
..s.1S X T--SIeepe-s 20 New York
YORK
ATLANTIC CITZ. f7.oa -s.00. ru.s
f.5eC. 'z-o0 = Z
EVERY HOUR on TIE H;JTrz
CSYeek Days, : q % II D m
80 45.0C ISL. go. s7-21. fS-Ca $50 -.
TO slO-60. -11-66 - H.. -1=-09 noon tIz-5S
! %. .1-15. Tz-o9 go, TS-zo, IA. fE-5S
ff.sz '5-ou. f5-sS. 80 $50 s6-S2 z-o5 50
tS-eG ~lO.U1. 49,. -1L-S0. -12sIs y. a.
WEST WARD
CHICAGO, ~. 80 ,
CINCINNATI ST LOUIS. and LOUIS
VILE -s.i.. = n; 80 > n 'IZ-19 ziEh=
PITTSBCRG. -2-lo = l1-s -. "S.1G p -
.1[.s5 night- SLEEPER ready. 10 ,. n
CLEN ELAND, SD , n
C0TI-1IE5US. "a > ~
Ts-rE-E-I ING. ss-Io - n. 15.8 D
CGMBEKLASD, 's.ls , n, ''0ssea On
fI %S1ScHEsTEE fs.la a. H. t4.a. n,s
, FIEeEDEK1Ck ts.2a fsaa 1s-aO T. II. -.
E1GEESTOyScs. fs-1c a. II. f5-as D n
sDaiIy- fE1SepC sunday SUNDAY only
,-irs-e- Offces- ls57 = s., Te-- Main 1851: ~
s5---sy.,-auia ave- Man "a New Cnla.
$50. ticket OffiCe- As4a 49, Taforrna-
IIUn Fsreas- Main "a
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WORKINGMEN'S WANTS

TDEEING1TEN-O1Iy the busy person is
happy, and see here pappy. tailored slight
L. UsCI suits s. 10 s-5. with styles that are
s1sToy- Don't care rape one price
JJSTETS Old STAND. Gle D.
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PROPOSALS

OFFICE or The CO1I5IISSI ONERS OF
TIE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. washing
ton august Is. -g-l--SeliCI proposals Will be
received at this nee Uu-l . o'clock - m.
august a. 1910. for furnishing one seven or
eiEhJ---u steam roller Tor use IN the Engineer
lions and form OF PROPOSE may be OBJ
-ailei upon application 20 the Property Clerk.
ID. G.. Room 210. District Building CCNO r.
RUDOLPH JOHN A JOHNSTON. Z. II
MARKHAM tactlnEl- Comm issi1uers. d c
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS or
THE DISTRICT or COLUMBIA Wash
IDStou, August l., 1910 sealed proposals
VIII be received az this Cfticc uUtll = O'Clock
D. ~. august -. 1910. for eqUipp.ng with
electrical apparatus SEyI-rllazTlS. wiring.
piping. and carpenter work the Physics
laboratory Of -ae Business Ei=h school.
Rhode Island avenue. between Eighth and
Ninth streets northwest. Washington D C.
Form Of proposal. Specifications. and ueCes-
sziry Information may De obtained upon an
plicatic1 10 the Property Clerk. D c.
Room 80. District building. JOHN A.
JOHNSTON. E II MARKHAM tactinE).
Commissioners d @
OFFICE or THE CO1I8ITSSIONERS o.
THE DISTRICT OF COLT-ETETk Wash
posafs viii be recsived at this Office u1tfI ?
O'Clock p m. August 18Th 1910. for razsn-
and removing buildings 81 the site Of tie
addison 20 the Mckinley Manual Training
Marion streets y W. Washington. D c.
a--nb ere-l 16o2 70 1928. 1ia-icn street ard e-S
20 go Rhode Island avenue y w inclusive
SueciiIcaJ5or-s and I0-Ds or proposal NAV be
obtained at the Office Of the chef Clerk
Engineer Department Room ~. District
Building JOIN A JOHNSTON EDWARD
B B { nAENHAM 'a''ins'' 0'7"i''i'asF''
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SPIRITUALlSM
PAINTING

BEFORE painting set our estimate drop
postal best and cheapest in town CAR
Isle * VAUGHN. 30 ID 81 " w
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FLOOR FINISHING

WASHINGTON PAECUET FLOOR SUR
FACING Co. IEZ3 ed st y W, old Il
parQ-e- floors 5CTdpel down. TefIlIed. polished.
vazed. expert wOrkne2. work guaranteed: /
send postal
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COAL AND WOOD

CooI Philips q JUenemau1. Md
OOdi55o & st ne 81 4lh - 1s. w OOQ
Ca.y Best Grades Lowest Prices.
Phone L.-coIn 20
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DROP POSTAL for Our eStt-na-e on house
repairing and Teuc5elilE. :. = GIBBS
1625 L ST NV Phones y 251- and X 1870 II
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FOB RENT-OFFICES

FOR RENT-Sto-e with 3 living rooms. SIS
month 17gI 3fih St n W
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FOR SAI-E-Stief. SJeinway. KnaDe. shaw,
kOnler < Campbell. Mason < HamIin. and
number Of other used pianos at sacri-
hciDg prices must sell 70 make room Tor
new stock CEfAS. II STIEFF. I06S-10f9 r
81 y " J g CONLIFF. Manager
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UMBRELLAS RECOVERED

Il H PHTLPITT. Reliable Umbrella aad
Psrasol Maker Repairing and recovering
. specially Craveunette. gloria and six 81
80 Z St ~ "
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lots FOR SALE N COTTAGE CITY. Nd
Washington and Baltimore Boulevard
near District line. water al6 sewer SYSTEM
s. monthly installneuts- on trolley line and
2 & O.. finest location in eastern suburbs
COTTAGE CITY LAND CO. - and "a Pa
cffc Building. GO -. W
FOR SALE-EIght-room house: 1szvvr slade
~ acres in all lots are valuable. J. l.
FAXER- HyattSv5IIe Nd
FOR SALE-CheaQ- Six 30 very desir1fIe
lots at Del Ray, Va Apply to y J. X
221 Eve ST y ~
BALISTON. VA. near Washington. groom
house. Tot 1o0x125 $3.50 easy terms
NORRIS BOWEN. Room SO. p. o. D.
FOR SALE
At Mt Rainier. very cheap to A reIIalI.
party new Groom house. large crourds good
garden. fruit stable. EEe water. ali ready
10 move IN: $50 cash. - month";. same as
rent Don't faiss this chance for g home.
JOHN J KLEINT-R & Co,
coz ST. -. ".
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OFFICE Second floor: fronts -tE aad c..
corner To0D- -1I-Z n. entrance 655 O n
" Apply I'D LOAN CO. s25 q " W
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-09-15

The under petticoat which hts
smoothly and without %fullness over the
hips is the one that Is in demand. Here
is a model that can be finished with a
yoke or without. with an undertaking
or with a belt at the upper edge. the
backs can be laid in inverted plaits or
they can be gathered or they can be
cut off in habit style. The circular cut
means freedom at the lower edge with
out bull over the hips, and is always
both comfortable and pretty. Cross
barred muslin makes exceedingly at
~tractive petticoats of this sort. Fine
lace or batiste are favorite materials
and cotton crepe is constantly growing
in avor. A frill of embroidery or of
lace makes a pretty finish for the lower
edge, but is not necessary for an under
facing; a be used whenever preferred.
For the medium size will be required
3k yards of material "a or 81, 2a yards
81, or 2 yards A inches wide, with 3B
yards Of embroidery. A May Manton
pattern, 6749, sizes % to 80, will be
mailed to any address by the Fashion
Department of this paper on receipt of
10 cents. Qf in haste send an addi-
tional 2-cent stamp for letter postage,
which insures more prompt delivery.
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Continued From Yesterday.)


Meanwhile, far out on the Escomb
road, the big motor bowled swiftly
along. Cartoons arm was around she
girls waist. her head was on his shout
der, and she was smiling up into his
face. Very charming, very young n
innocent she looked, unless, in some oc-
casional passing flash of light, one
could have seen the look in her eyes
which lay behind the smile. "Oh, this
is so nices Jack" she murmured; even
the tone of her voice was a subtle
caress, and she nestled a little closer
to his side; II could keep on like this
forever; you were SC good to take me,
dear.
Carleton did not at once answer, and
when he did his cone seemed
scarcely sentimental. Drowsiness, in
deed, brought on by his many
rotations, rather than sentiment,
appeared to be the spell which
bound him, and his mind wandered ir-
responsibility in a dozen different direc-
lions at one and the same time. Say"
he asked suddenly, how'd you know
where a letter'd get me, anyway"
Had the girls mood been real, the
matter-of-fact, commonplace o n must
have driven her to sudden anger; as 1t
was, her sense of humor saved her, and
after a moment or two, half In spite of
herself, she gave a little laugh. why"
she answered lightly, from our good
looking friend, Doctor Helmar. of
course" and the next instant she could
have bitten her tongue out for the
chance words, as Carleton, for the mo-
ment startled into his senses, with a
sudden exclamation sat bolt upright in
his seat "Helmar,' he cried, as every
thing In one instant's flash came back
to him, tonight was the night. Oh,
Lord, l wouldn't have done this for a
thousand dollars" Then leaning for
ward, to the chauffeur, Here there,
you, stop a minute!" he cried; and
fumbling in his pocket for his watch,
he glanced at 1t, and then looked
quickly around him. Ten o'clock" he
muttered, I'VE can make it," then,
aloud, Put her round now, driver, and
head her straight for town; let her out,
and let her goi"
With a surprised grin, the chauffeur
slowly slackened speed, reversed his
power, and ponderously turned the big
car about. The girl meantime protested
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The Carleton Case .l H!ss Sc, + ! + Glenn ),

vigorously. mo, no. she cried, why,
Jack, we're almost out there now; what
do you care for him, anyway? You
wouldn't do a thing like that. Jack.
You've got better manners than to
leave me now. How shall I get home?
Now, Jack"
Carleton, with q most disconcerting
lack of gallantry, o~bstinately shook his
head, This very important" he said,
well go back way of Birches; leave
you there; this Exceedingly important.
You don't understand. You never went
college. Quincentennial-no, %quinque-
centennial, no, quinquen-oh, damn,
five years out of college. that's what 1t
is. Special dinner. Oh, what a fool I
was to forget. How could II"
The girl sat with frowning brows.
ooh, very WELL" she said, offended,
you needn't ask me to go anywhere
with you again, that's ALL" and then,
this remark having no noticeable effect,
she began softly to cry.
Instantly Carleton's shifting mood
had veered again. and In a moment
his arm was once more around her
waist, and. he leaned protectingly over
her.
Come, come" he cried, don do
that. Can't stan" that. Well go out
there smother time, my dear. But not
t'night, not might; special might;
special; awful good fellows, both OF
'em; bettern' I am, damn sight. Both
good fellows. Don't cry"
With a quick, sinuous movement she
wrenched herself free. putting half the
distance of the broad cushioned seat
between them. Don't" she cried, 81
hate youi" and in constrained and
moody silence the big motor whirred
along upon its homeward way.
Nor was home to be gained without
further misadventure. Presently, even
before they had covered half the dis
lance to The Birches. something went
wrong with the machine, and the
chauffeur, steering in close to the side
of the road, d~ismounted and began to
search for the trouble, spurred on by
the accompaniment of Cartoons
speech, which seemed every moment to
gain in pieturesqueness and force. Sud
denly out of the darkness appeared two
broad white streaks of dazzling light,
the wall of a horn sounded in their
ears, and another automobile passed
them, to draw up just beyond, with a
quick grinding and jarring of brakes.
A friendly voice hailed them. ANY
thing wrong? Help you out?' Carleton
started at the words He leaned for
ward in the seat, and whispered hast
lily to the chauffeur. Instantly the lat
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Chill Sauce and Tomato Catsup.
MargerY Doom:

Dear Margery Doom:
VIII 1t be too much trouble to give
me simple recipes for chill sauce n
tomato catsup? Thanking you,
AMATEUR.
Chilli Sauce-Peel three dozen ripe
tomatoes and a dozen white onions.
Slice all together, adding six green
peppers chopped. Into three quarts of
vinegar stir a half-dozen tablespoonfuls
each Of powdered allspice, cloves, and
cinnamon, one cup of brown sugar, five
t~ablespoonfuls of salt, two teaspoon
fuls of ground ginger and one-eighth
~teaspoonful of red pepper. Put the
vegetables into a p~orcelain-lined kettle,
add the spiced vinegar and boil all to-
gether for at least two hours. Set aside
until cold. then bottle and seal.
Tomato Catsup-One peck tomatoes,
three onions, one red pepper, one table
spoon cloves, one tablespoon allspice,
one-half tablespoon mace, one and one
half green peppers, salt to taste. Cut
the tomatoes, cook and strain. After
straining add spices nd boil down to
about one-half. Skim If necessary, fill
heated bottles, cork and seal i'm
mediately.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-09-15
Copyright 1910. the Bobbs-Merrill Coz

ter answered, mo, thank you, sir,
nothing wrong" and the second motor
sped along upon its way. Carleton's
brow CONTRACTED. Wonder II he saw"
he muttered, lights pretty brights
looked like Marjory, too; didn't know
the colonel drove much at night, any
way" There was a moments pause;
then all at moe he added, "Fridayi
Friday! Good Godi that was the other
thing. Damn the luckl Damn every
thing!" and minglipg threats and en-
treaties, he renewed his urging to the
worried chauffeur.
An hour later, at the Press Club,
Vaughan's cigar was well under way,
and Helmar was helping himself to a
second cup of coffee, when suddenly
the door burst open, n there ap-
peared before them the somewhat un-
steady figure of their absent friend.
Before either of them could speak, he
had begun a rambling n incoherent
apology, contiru ing 1t as he sank
Imply into the clair reserved for him.
Must 'scuse me-" was the burden
of his speech. 'mem'ry comple'ly Wen
back on me; thoroughly shame my
self" and there was much more in
the same vein; then, all at once reach
ing the sentimental stage of his orgy,
he began to develop a vein of maudlin
self-pity. "Helmar." he cried despair
ingly, you been good frien' me always.
I tell you, s nc good. 1 try try 8
hard's anyone-and oh. Helmar-" his
voice broke, and with a mixture of the
ridiculous n the pathetic that made
both his hearers choke a little hysteri-
cally, ever while their eyes were moist
he eliminated despairingly, "S no use,
%fellers; s no Use; I'll tell you wherein
going; I'm going to hell in a hack;
thash what l am" and forthwith he
laid his head upon the table and began
to weep.
1t was long after midnight when Hell
mar and Vaughan finally deposited
him, demonstrating and unwilling. in
safety at the Mayflower, leaving him
in sl1ilful hands we'll versed in the
treatment of his malady, and found
themselves, flushed, weary. and not
in the best of humors. again In the
street.
And so ends our great reunion said
Vaughan, hopping his heated forehead.
Jack ought to feel pleased with him.
self; he's certainly succeeded in knock
ing all the pleasure out of 1t for every
body, about as well as any one could.
And l think, on the whole, that I'm
inclined to agree with him about where
he's bound"
CTo De Continued Tomorrow.)