The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-12-27
DOINd IAEIA I'll
BY LILLIAN 8. coLDR,c.
Copyright. 1918, by McCIura sst'
Syndicatel sSp5

noihc IOfkR," no.
lantly replied Edith. the spoiIed -
ter of the family. Va
Edith Norton, not at all ro,.
for her beauty, had always haa.
Gus Of her brothers pretty win
present family arrangements =.
please her particularly. She
have preferred remaining in to...
err than spending the autumn
in the mountains.
Anyway. mother" contipnoa !,
eff we had remained in c,vn,s
instead Of coming to this .,
ness" /.
"Wilderness!" interrupted NJ.
ton. where could you find i
charming place than our hs.r
Pine villa? Why, 1 was GLAD \
Dorothy's physician ordered no, s
the baby here for the nor, :
months"
Next few months?' repeated n n,
GROSSLY. "Oh, horrors l thought !. |,
weeks were bad enough. or All m
girls in the world, why did Phi, ~
such a delicate one for his wife !,
Because a man usually chooses IF
girl he loves, delicate or otherw hr
declared Phil. entering the ! n
breakfast room from the yersn, 10
spray of wonderful autumn fol-.
his hand.
IF 1t were not for mother 7,
a Stacker and stay home rather r.
leave my wife to your tender -
At the same time, allow me 10 a =
you that every man who renal m
home is not necessarily a - =,
However, don't be afraid, Ed m
shall not have cause to be .asa !
of your only brother. / will - "
doing my bit for Uncle Sam"
Doing your bit Doing YOU'D l
Was there ever such a nonsensic :,
preston! If l were to presen
with a dictionary of the Engiisl %
guage, do you suppose you mig 81
lect words equivalent to that 4 y
lous phrase?"
Mr.. Norton, ST., was not onl .,
fering from severe attacI No.
govt, he had inadvertently and :,
unfortunately, for the rest of tho ~
lily, forgotten his favorite bra so
cigars; hence, his outburst. =,
The sudden, unceremonious Of :.
of door, which banged agar :,
inoffensive chair, not only disturb
TIERS already ruffled temper, Blu .,
was of infinitely more Important ~
then. it more than slightly augl .,
his govt. ~
Turning to glare at the intrut ~
encountered the saucy stare Of
undermaid, whose bristling re
was dressed in an ear draped
The supposedly invisible hair pi
truded an inch or two in ever -
ceiyable direction.
AS Agnes placed dish of st
mullins upon the table, she pat
hair-covered ears most lovingl
gently pressed back the offendr y,
pins. ;,
Look here, young woman!'
ton fairly spluttered with mingl :"
and rage. Are you in the h
placing food upon the table Def -
family is seated? And do we ~
begin breakfast with mullins "
thing MORE" he fumed, as Il
with one hand still at her hair, a
for the mullins with the dist y
hand. eff you serve food in tn " :,
ly, learn to dress your hair In .
er place. A breakfast room ne
tonsorial parlor." III
When the indignant maid \ y
the room, Mrs. Norton turned
irate husband. ue
81 do wish, father, you VIC
interfere with my affairs. 1t
difficult to get help in the me iol
and you must be prepared to 'an
little deficiencies"
Little deficiencies, indeed! cc'
father. SIS it a little deficiency zen
red hair with my food?'
Have you ever done so ye use
mo, but l may, if she serve led
roni with tomatoes" al
Evidently, the entire Norto MS
had gotten out of the wrong Am
their respective beds that NOR e
1t was decided relief. wh pde
an opposite doorway, Sign ut
figure appeared with pale ou D.
face as she wished them al 4
morningv" 18th
. The smile changed to mef hd
! as Phil, slipping one arm afo Me-
| covered her from head 10 hips
I beautiful spray of autumn 'es ey
"Oh. thank you, Phil. dea he
marvellous coloring. LOOK. ers,
p turning with her prize TO the NE
! tleman. tul
\ Don't talk to me. Dorrie =
p cross old man, l guess.
!. wrinkles at the corner Vi
p eyes showed that his face w :,
g regain it's usual benign EXPIRE -,
0 Gross. daddy? Who cou'u
| On c,ch n gl,,rfouS dayi