The daily Alaskan., 1914-06-11

U or all ages and grown-uDs are plain l ly on each bottle. Mothers, keep 1t handy in your home. A little given today saves a sick child tomorrow, bur get the genuine-5Oc per bottle at Kel- Ter Bros. Drug Go.
 friends Of his, nomeless men men. toned casually, though she knew all the time that 1t was he who really figured in the leading roles.
 She put down his delicacy iu omit ting names to that innate modcsty so characteristic of heroes. There was a man. for instance. who twisted the tail of a blood crazed tiger in Bengal and flung the brute to starvc in the branches of tree.
 His visits became more frequent so frequent that his nails could not pos slbIy have grown between times.
 He led her to talk of hcrself-of hor ideals, inspired by the best magazine literature; of the IoyeIoss life of a plump manicure lady in a deserted city of 100000 population.
 He learned, too. of rhr $500 she had boarded up against tho traditional day | of indictment weather
 And before he left on that occasion they kissed furtively across the table during which process he spilled a bowl of warm water into his hap 1 HecOnfded his suamc-NontforI Reg. Inald McShaue. She smiled happily as be blew her a farewell kiss Monty, as she ford.y thought of him, visited her always iH the morning. Whether he had am occupation she had not courage to inquire of him. Suffice she was loved. and lo love is jo uuso says the heroine of some best seller.
 She confded in Rose. her "Ia6y friend" a statursGuc ltand who circn- lated comestibIas in a lunch room | Rose was skepticu, having proved ,o l her grim satisfaction that the stomach ! route is the only way .o mans hnaTa
 Maybe so and then maybe uct' sue ! declared oracuarly. This romance business is all very well for them as can do without sleep Whats his ! nameT
 "Montford," brcGthcl Stella.
 And what for dossert:"
 "ReginaId McShane."
 "Too lossy. Keep your eye on the cashiers desk and don't let him get by without punching his check. This Eo- meo game wasn't invented for us work ing girls. Good providers is what We need. Remember what happened to me?"
 She dabblcd a fugitive tear Stella was in arms immediately.
 "MOuty's different There's something about him that-er-we.l you know he's-er'-
 "I know; that Was Uoraces weak point l couldn't lay my finger on just what it was till he borrowed a. my money one day and skipped. Does he take you out much?'
 Stella flushed.
 He hasn't yet" she confessed lame !. ly, then fared. "Ue-he-weN, lowe doesn't need such things to show it's true"
 NO, maybe not, but it helps some Don't let me throw on the damucr though. I aln't saying he's not a. right, dearie. l hope so but
 Stella burst into tears and nounacl to the door,
 "You're horrid," she sobbcd. "an. jealous. l won't listen to another worl against him."
 On his next visit however, she mc bis advances austcrely.
 "When I was in Algjers," he hoga. reminiscently, after a few well cuosa and silently received words about ta weather.
 "There's 8 new show at the Lyce0@ they say is awfully funny" Her to4 was dreamiIy wistrul
 He sidcstcppcd wari.y. "This weo.u CT reminds me a lot of Labrador'
 "I haven't seen a good show for long time' she sighed.
 Not that it's so cold in Labrador you know, but Have you seen itE' , "What, LabradorT "NOr the show" "H-m. Not yet You see, I'm yer busy now nights, my dear I-Im on tertaiuing a couple of English banker this week. Very important. you know Some time, though he said vaguely "weU'- His words faded into a muJ 2 mur that lost itself in the pulling of black cigar. ? She melted Monty WAS important.
 some time soon," he promised a } he started to leave. "Ah, by the way } he fumbled in his change p0cket-'
 forgot my money this morning Stupi. . wasn't it? Have you a dollar handy
 my dear, for car fare till get a chcc - CashedY
 She gave it gladly. receiving a han r squeeze as the receipt She did not mention the ciTcuT , stance to Rose that evening as the