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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-29

CHICAGO. Nov. 2S.-Cattle-Re.
ccipts. 22.oOOi beef steers. mostly steady
20 strong, chasing weak to lower. prime
yearlings show reject tlg $50. bulk beef
steers. Se.25Ig.O0. she stock. strong.
bulls strong 10 l5c higher. stockers
iHd i"cdcis strong To 25c higher: veal
calves. mostly % higher; fat heavy
calves up more
iiogs-ll"coipts. $4,000. active: most
~ steady To strong. with Saturdays
average, closing Zoe below DAVIS hest.
shippers bought about 5000 holdover
h'tht light lights nap 10 s7.2s: prac.
zeal top, F7i5 bulk, t0Sbm7lO. pigs.
steady 10 Toe higher; bulk desirable.
Y,15H725
sheen Receipts 30 000. steady 10
slrnug spots higher. choice for western
nmh- 10 rity butchers. SO 20. bulk
ia iaw''s 60 saa ga: choice light fed
lambs N7i. bulk natlve. t3.50a450:
r"ud volrling wothcrs 1926. best feed
ing lambs $3.50.
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m th, DieuI0t Court of the United
siar-s rr fHr Northern Opl~trirt of
T..sf. Hf Amarillo.
lu tIr 1ftr n EaI Hlin S'lmp.
llntruI E. I' Haunuptrv
Iir,i Nrctine IT Creditors.
Dn.. F..f.. Amuilio TEXAS
Nnssm'fI 1921
t. r.siI.. Eu Blin SlHnp. Il
parh1rH. H carson County. Texas.
ard District lf.- sid Bankrupt.
E.I.. . f....F riteH that ga tho
E-th d. H November H. 1921 slid
Ear E.u -mr vHs duly adiudic1ted
i1nfrr. anu trsf tHe m-i meeting of
h.- creditors eH f. held 1t my office
JOB Co., Hf. H tmriu. Tsvfs on the
.fh o.. . u..,mis. 1921. loo nine
0'.io.k IH tH. forenoon. at which TIME
ihr HH ...I-.f. mlt attend prove
rtUr r-. a trustee. ev1mino
%. 1r..H trI transact suDh other
ltsi-... .. mf property como hofnfr
sfid u.f.l Th. trustee win also 7cli
fi.. .fnI .f aIIrs ard other asset. he.
hnglre .lIs estate
EEN 70 STONE
Referee in Iilukfuptc,
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Real Honest to Goodness
Bargains

Lot l20xllO feet close In. with two
houses renting at $4,000 PEI month.
$4,000 debt payable $1,000 per year from
next October price $4,000. will trade
equity II $500 for smaller place or sell
on very easy terms
Brick business house renting FOR $50
pcr month. price Si3.5OO. sell ON easy
terms, or viii take bon small rent house
as cash payment. balance $1,000 every
six months
S3o acres 81 land five miles south II
Amarillo. fan improvements. price
$3.50 per acre. viii take In small Niece
of property az cash payment get fed
cral loan when available and pav thnt
Ia, balance 5 years Might sell 10 ro.
sponsihlc party without cash payment
b1Nl40 corner lot with three houses
on a.. clos" IA on paved street. $50 600.
$4,000 cash. very liberal terms ON bal.
ance.
Two good rent houses on Garfield
Street. arranged Tor two families each.
nov renting Ter SEQ p.r month. pric.
$a'5o. $3.50 cash balance three equal
annual payments
Wen located new home an Fillmore
Street. five rooms modern. price ts2l0.
N35" cash. balance So por month
Have client with $500 cash. wants
hom" un Tvicr Harrison or Van Buren,
south of 10th 81
Have client with new Cole oto eight.
$500 Liberty Bonds ~ trade fen house.
value around $500
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Suear.

NEW YORK. Nov. gs.-Raw sugar
uiet and unhangcd at .3.s7k 10 ali
~ centrifugal with no sales reported.
Raw sugar futures easier under scat.
cred iquidhiion and selling by com.
rission houses, with closing prices .
points net lower. Reports that
uha had started grinding the new crop
rohahlv accounted for sofe ~ the sell,
ng December closed at 2es. March
10 May 2.2s. and July 9.ss.
ln refined he, demand continues OF
moderate hand-to.mou,h character. nj.
'hough deliveries on old orders ar,
more liberal Prices were unchanged
20 10 $50 for fine sranulsted.
Refined futures nominal and without
transactions closing unchanged TO 20
POINTS lower December March and Nav
lused M SIS
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WHEAT IS ADVANCED
TWO CENTS HIGHER

BY Associated Press
CHICAGO. Nov. ss.--fieavy falling
all in the estimated expor table surplus
II Australia together with a record
breaking low condition Of the winter
crop In Kansas did a good deal today 10
Ut the value Of wheat. Prices closed
Unsettled but rs to ga net higher
with December sill1 to LA s.s and
May tii' 81 TO si17 rs. Corn finished
unchanged 10 Use up. oats unchanged
70 3'sc OF and provisions unchanged 70
55c higher.
The wheat market was a big broad
affair with a material increase Of trade
from the outside. A decrease In the
United States visible supply total also
vas bullish factor but the effect OF
his Influence was diminished BY an.
nouncemont that the figures ON the
'alveston stock as given ont omitted "a
take account 81 grain on truck.
Curn and oats were relatively weak.
Talk was current that the close Of Lake
'avigation would bring about stop
age of export business In corn.
Scantiness Of offerings tended 10
trengthen provisions.
Open High Low Close
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NEW YORK. Nov. 2s.-Early de.
lines were followed by rallies IN the
office futures market today. owing
'' renewal ~ nearmonth support and
imports that estimates OF the Santos
rop 81 ls22.sS had been placed az
'etwcen and SO million bags by the
brazilian Agricultural Association The
market opened at a decline of " points
"a December and 90 points ON later
ronths. hter sellinE TO Il points ne,
higher. with March touching s.ss and
Way N.l5 Closing prices were the hes,
moving net advances ~ 5 10 Is points.
sales were estimated az about Is, 900
ags December SEQ. January S.ss.
March $50, May Sl5. July s.oa. Sep.
emhcr 792
Spot Coffee-Firm: Rio Is. sasis:
santos q. il%di2Ec.
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Wichita Market.
Special TO The News

WICHITA. kans., Nov 2s.-Hogs
l.0o Market ten lower. top s. 30. bulk
ic.15nGX5.
Cattle 2l0o Market steady. Beef
steers N.u0@C.25; hoifers t3.50d5.75.
beef COWS 81 000i 80. stockers and feed.
ers ~ o0a 5.25. stock COWS and heifcts
$1,000 400; bulls 81 oOm3OO: calves
t3.O0m1.25.
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IiNernonl Cninn

LIVERPOOL Nov. as--Co,ton SPOT.
uict prices easier. Good middllng
III. fully middline 49,: middllng
os7. low middllns s.67; ordinary III.
alcs 5000 hllcs including $500 Ameri.
nn.
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Highest Market Price
Paid for Furs


NOTICE fierelfief ! viii not De- r.
.HnrsiHia far ans aeaouHfs Centralized
it m. ISIS. IS y Davis
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LOST AND FOUND

LpST-iirIudle hui pup. white tips
Phone 1856 Reward
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Call Money

NEW YORK. Nov ss.-can money
teady. high s. low "A ruling rates. 81
LOSING I. offered al ~. last loan az:
III leans against accep,ances a..
Time loans easy: 60 days s: ~ diyr
siN months 8.
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LODGE NOTICES
SPECIAL NOTICES

NOTICE To STOCKHOLDERS
Amarillo Building a i.cm Association:
4 meeiing u the stockholders OF The
Amarillo Building and Loan Association
yin be- held at the offices Of the assn.
oiation on Monday. Nov 2Sih. nj 4
J. M. TO vote on an amendment 10 the
bylaws recommended hy the Board Il
Directors increasing the authorization
81 Capital Stock from 81 .0O0. 600 To
s 0O0. 600 90.
II. NJ. NASH.
Secretary.
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For Sale or Trade

Hoe and alfalfa 100 acre farm lrri.
gated from artcsian well pumping plant
va. connection. IA acre storage lcser.
voir. - acres alfalfa. hog fenced Good
NN'room house, plsstcrod large hay
barn. Three miles from loading sta.
ton -Four miles from school and on
route fiee transportation lol children 60
school. and daily mail route. Alfalfa.
corn. wheat. oats and cotton principal
crops win trad. foi Amarillo on Pan.
handle property.
Howard +. Trigg
Phone M
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ROOMS FOR RENT

Il. NJ. y A SH.
Secretary.
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FOR SAl.E-onc fveroom house. 2O7
North Taylor with gns and lights.
Prince $500 wan give terms Mrs.
O.. ". Thomas canyon. Texas. Phone
40.
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CHICAGO NCv 2s.--Ruttcr lower.
r,ameiy extras atc; eggs higher: re-.
eip,s 22os cases. first 5OR53c.
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GARAGE FOR RENT-COl Harrison.
CAN Gus lienslcys Blacksmith shop
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NEW ORLEANS. La. Nov. 2s.-The
ink boll worm was the big factor In
he trading in cotton today, and II
rouRht the market out OF a fairly
vide decline 10 moderate net advances,
he rise from the lowest Of the SEES.
ion amounting TO points on January,
fhich sold as low az iG.40. and as high
- I'LL. finally closing at 1903.
AT the highest OF the day the trad.
ng months were 10 % points over
no last quotations ~ saturday, thu
lose was at not gains 81 "a 25 points.
he early part ~ the day was featured
y heavy pressure against the market
which was on the opening encouraged
y n much lower Liverpool than due.
Nuch liquidation came from the long
idc, ana az the price fell stop loss or.
'crs were caught.
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FOR RENT-Office IN Masae Bldg
Apply N r. Weaver Realty Co
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FOR SAl.E-Nlce 6roon modern
house. can at sll T. Fourth.
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Statesmen wANTGD

WANTED-Men 90 handle Napo oil
Burner fur stoves and furnaces. Best
aud cheapest burner made Exclusive
rights for all on pant Of Panhandle.
Unusual opportunity to make big mon.
cy. Napo on Burner Co. CT on Ex-
change Bldg. oklahoma city. okla.
CLERKS for postal mail and govern.
mout field service. sl25 month TX.
periencc unnecessary For free par
urulau OF examinations instruction.
write g Tpy. former civil Service
examiner 30 Continental EIdr wash
ingtou. -. T..
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COTTON

NEW YORK. Nov. ga renewal Of
quldation aused further shap declines
. the cotton market during today's
arly trading. January contracts sell.
ing off To l71i or 40 points net lower.
nd lSs points below the hlgh level
{ last week. Offerings then became
mailer and covering movement De.
eloped which sent January up 20 1870
the late trading. or 50 points above
he early low, and 10 points net higher.
ha' delivery closed at 1885. with the
'eneral market closing firm AZ net
dvance " To 20 points.
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FOR RENT-Front room. Apply 7O4
Fillmore.
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WANTED
WANTED To str

WANTED huy -.coni hand furni
ure ana RE s'nfe. . 81 1919 no
cast prices p1id. Phone ZOOS.
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MISCELLANEOUS

VIE DO odoriess cleaning ana pressing
Three piece suits, Si.g5. suits pressed
soc. We can save you from $40 To $50
IN your suits smith a Parks. Phone
ig4g.
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FOR hEN1-South bedroom. adjoining
bath gas heated. s0C West sth -.
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ROOM WITH BOARD

roNgp aud .u1W rrlar new man.
erment Alao glisge 'a reni 900 iiar.
son.
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HELP WANTED FEMALE

LADIES wishing employment and o..
dies wishing help cail Ladies' Emnloy
msni bureau. sgs a. smith Ph0ne l3l-.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-11
THE SEARCH


They climbed over rock beds and ask
ed the barnacies. but landes. they
didn't seem to know what = pearl
was. even! And the sponges didn't
know anything about It. either the
dummies! And the shrimps just walk.
I'D off and waved their feeiers. They
had their minds on their own
troubles. ~ the shrimpnets had been
put out and they had TO watch their
step. "And mind. you don't get
caught In one OF them warned one
old fellow. Badge or no badge.
Magic Shoes. or none, you'll be in a
nice pickle II you get caught and
that's not a joke. for it's the very
thing they do TO you, the shrimp
fishers. pickle you and put you up In
cans"
with this advice. he departed and
the Twins started away. but TO their
disrnay they found they couldn't
move. A fine gray gauzy thread
was wrapped round and round and
round them.
ITO Ne Continued
Copyright, 1921. by Seattle STAR
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Gas, Indigestion,
Stomach Misery
1Diapepsin'
BY ALTMAN
BY BLOSSER
BY AHERN

'Pape's Diapepsin" really does"
put bad stomachs in order--''reallv
does" overcome indigestion. dyspep-
STA. gas, heartburn and sourness in
five minutes-that--j ust that
makes Papc's Dlapepsin the largest
selling stomach regulator In the
world. II what you eat ferments
into stubborn Jumps. you belch gas
and eructate sour. undigcsted food
and acid: head Is dizzy and aches.
remember the moment 'Pape's Dia-
pepsin" comes in contact with the
stomach all such distress vanishes.
It's truly Observation-Disclosures mar
velous---and the JOY is its harmless
moss. A large sixty-cent case Of
Pape's Diapepsin is worth its weight
In gold TO men and women who can't
got their stomachs regulated. 1t be-
longs in your home-should always
be kept handy in case Of a sick.
sour. upset stomach during the day
or at night. It's the most efficient
antacid and stomach regulator In the
world.
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-Four Winds was bafhcd IN April
sunshine the morning Roric and his
wife came home.
An almond tree In FUN blossom
lifted ~ blushing face to the blue
sky: there were rows OF blue and
white hyacinths bordering the whis
drive.
Scott lay on the mat at the open
door: the undergroom had Just
bathcd him. and his shaggy gray
coat glistened with soap and Wig
orous brushing. As he lay there
blinking at cheeky sparrow hop
ping about the path.
Blunt. fat and important IN q new
livery. had just completed a solemn
tour OF the rooms, and paused now
for \ moment in the hall 70 pat 4
stray lock Of hair into place on bis
forehead.
Blunt was very autocratic per
sonase In these days. but beneath
his pompous exterior his stclid
heart was pounding excltediy as he
listened for the first pund OF the
new car which had gone to the sta.
ton 20 meet the London express.
A morning paper lay on the hall
table. He took II up. and glanced
idly thru the first column. His eye
was caught by a name he knew:
"A marriage has been arranged
and will shortly take place. between
Miss Lillian Fame. only daughter OF
the late Colonel and Mrs. Fame. and
Lord Charles Lewis. Of Tranter
Hail.
Biunt's square Jaw fen. Tie knew
Lord Charles Lewis. could remem.
Der him as a young ne'er-do-wcil b
the days when Rorie's butterfly
mother had filled -Four Winds with
people. and given wild parfies which
had scandallzed the neighborhood
He must be an old man now--an old
wreck, without penny 20 his name.
II gossip spoke truly. The beautiful
Lillian was. indeed. making a sorry
match for herself.
Blunt carefully hid the paper un.
der some books: he was not quite
sure Of his young master yet. ms he
iDifEihVTitu ASfilidH y DfhutiIuA face
But Blunt need not have feared
could he have seen Rorie at that
moment. as he and his wife stepped
into their chr at the station. All
the village knew that the young
master was coming home Blunt
had seen to that; and quite a crowd
had collected at the little station Ia
cheer and wish him luck.
DR.. Myers was there. too. and
many people wondered why. AFTER
shaking hands with young Briton,
he suddenly barred his head. ana
STOPPING, kissed Mrs. Rorie's smil
ing face before the big car sped off
thru the April sunshine.
Under cover Of the rug Roric held
his wife's hand: he looked very vol,
and manly. and happy. The boy who
had so imp,iIsively married the little
circus girl, unconscious that he was
doing the best deed OF his life, had
grown into a man Of last Love had
indeed opened his eyes TO the real
things Of life. a. old Fergerson had
prophesicd.
Are you glad TO be homer" he
asked the girl beside him. as the car
turned slowly In at the wide gates.
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urchin ala not have the
~ Qusen's pink pearl hidden in
sny coat. The Twins and
49, rennyvinkls searched him all
- there was no sign Of IL
Z eehy waddied away 70 q secret
is aoer some rocks that ne
ahout TO sunk.
ven ok all the oysters and
- aext," said Nancy. brightly.
-. surs they'd tell Us II they'd
IA md Nick wers off al once ana
49, It the door OF each sleeping
~ e tho the British. were com.
- Dut each one Assured them
mat no pink pearl had come
~ One even remarked that to
~ peari. any old kind OF a pearl,
= y s'sn The height Of his ambition
y. l'ie' but had he found one -
3 : mountain ana with all the
~. ne rainbow in It. the Twins
h 1 hsvs II because they had been
1wias thanked him ana
81 Continuing their search.
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By RUTH AGNES ABELINC

1 the telephone calling Toms office.
His stcnographer informed me
that Tom was not there.
/ felt like an insane womanl l
wanted to see him. to have him as
sure me In his own voice that his
acquaintance with Grace Cameron
had been only matter OF helping
her and that she had no part OF his
heart.
Wildly rushed out into the after.
noon sun and boarded a street car.
All of the way downtown that
frenzied fear kept gnawing at me.
Why should ! attach any Importance
TO the fact that little upstairs girl
was out In the afternoon at q time
that she had a perfect right to be
out so far as knew l couldn't
answer my own question. l knew
that ! was unreasonable. but Is love
never reasonable?
With the sight of Toms office
building felt certain self-posses-
sion returning.
As / looked up toward the window.
caught glimpse Of mans figure.
Was he looking down? / waved.
And then wondered II he had seen
and answered. and II the fine smile
was playing Mt the corners of his
mouth.
The elevator seemed to crawl up
the six floors.
hurried out and toward Toms
office. Pushing thru the outer door.
found the anteroom empty.
But suddenly l heard the low muir
muir Of voices from Toms private
office.
! listened. And then II seemed
that my world suddenly grew black.
II have always cared--but long
ago l felt that could have been
nothing but a passing fancy TO YOU"
1t was Grace's voice that I heard
on the outer side OF the door OF Toms
private office.
! turned away dizziiy.
II seemed that giant cataclysm
had wiped out the existing order of
things!
Go he Continued
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Roric. later. A. he stood with his
arm around his wife. looking out
across the garden and the belt of
trees TO the village beyond. and the
thin spire OF tho church where they
we're married that windy morning
nearly eight months ago now.
She nodded silently. but her pref
~ face was full Of quiet happiness.
Rorie. glancing at her. thought Of
the first day they had met. In the
sodden field, with the Tapping can
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vas tent and the yellow caravans. 1t
seemed like dream nova dream
that he had ever regretted marrying
! her--ever been ashamed Of her--this
girl who had brought out all that
was best In his careless nature.
He moved away from her and
across the room he unlocked a
drawer. took something from It. and
brought II back to where she stood.
Look. Rosaiier' She turned her
eyes TO the little faded object In his
hand.
'oh. Rorie. one Of my paper
roscsw She tried to take II from him.
Let me throw II away"
Roric laughed-he lifted II 10 his
lips. beyond her reach.
Il wouldn't change II for an the
roses In the Garden OF Eden" he
said ut may be paper--but It's like
you---it has a heart OF gold"
He stopped and kissed her with
sudden. passionate gratitude.
do you really love me. Rosaiief~
he asked wistfully. She. seemed 20
much, much too good for him. he
thought ashamcdly. with those mem.
cries fresh In his heart. She did not
answer him in words, but :.
Blunt. directing the unloading OF
the baggage out in the sunny drive,
broke off abruptly in the middle of
a pompous order. and stood still.
looking up Mt the window where the
April sunshine shonc on the happy
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'Asow. all this morning." con.
tinued the new friend. did not
make life any easier for us.
Besides the hardships OF the
moves themselves and the money
II cost. one wasted such precious
time.
You couldn't write or telegraph
ahead and have things all ready
for you. You had 70 dig and chop
and saw and hammer and nail and
build your own house and barn
and you couldn't rant . house
either. unless you were little
enough TO live In . birds nest up
In q tree. for nobody else had left
a vacant house.
$50 II took us some time 10 get
settled and started to living once
more.
about the hardest things for
US to get were milk and butter
and eggs.
well. we rot hold Of some
chickens. believe you've heard
that story about our hens from
somebody else. and they gave US
our eggs.
"And I'm quite surc that you
know tho one about the poor old
mother pig who was left to swim
ashore and find her way to US
across seven-milc marsh and
woodland. But we had no COW.
I'VE had left our home In the
East with IS oxen and one good
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"Are your" she asked. uncon
sciously she was still shy with Roris
still waiting for him before she
would express her own feelings.
The pressure Of his hand an
swcred her, and then the chr stopped
and Blunt was bowling pompously
from the top Of the steps, and Scott
was jumping up at Rorie and bark
ing joyfully.
isn't It fine TO be homer" said
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neArt. But all was silent again.
Looking back afterwards on II ali.
u seemed to him AZ II no grew up
to manhood during that morning. OF
dread suspense
His plans for the futurc. bis yeeo-
lutions. his great hopcs-ali seemed
dispersed. and ~ nothing'
Rosaile would never see -Four
Winds. The fine alterations he had
planned to please her would never
be wanted: he told himself that he
knew 20 well how II would end
as Eustace Myers happiness had
done--ln q narrow grave.
He wandered back again 70 the
gate hopeiessiy. with Scott at his
heels II had been . gray. stan
morning. with fisfui showers: but
now the clouds had broken . iiteic
"a pale shaft Of sunlight lay across
the brown fields. II touched Rorie's
haexnrd face with kindly warmth:
II penetrated the hopelessness that
wrapped his heart
A. he stood there. ne heard foot.
steps along the road. but he was
Afraid 10 look around. II must be
someone from the cottsge--someone
10 tell him-whasf That the worst
had hAppened-thAt there was no
hope---thas-------- With an effort he
forced himself 20 turn Eustace
Myers was walking towards him.
Young Briton covered the distance
between them In = stride
A. - =
Overt Oh. for Gods sake answer
me-
tits ovsr sAfely. thank God. she
wants TO see you--but only for .
minute. She's In pain. OF course.
Roris.-
But Rorfe had broken from the
Doctors OBTAINING clasp. and was
racing up ths road like . mailman.
with Scott clamoring At his heels.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-11
An Aid to Wearing
This Seasons Fashions


Here is simple. unfailing way to
rid the skin OF Objectionable hairs:
With some powdered delatonc and
water make enough paste to cover
the hairy surface; apply, and in
about two minutes rub off, wash the
skin. and every trace OF hair has
vanished. This Is quite harmless.
hut to avoid disappointment be sure
to get : the delatone in an original
package.--Advertisement.