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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-07
Husband Approves
of Wife's Choice

.Oh. Jack. dear. 1 saw Just the
very dress I've been wanting for
ages In that window. Let's get off
the street car Mt the next corner
and walk back We went by so
fast | Just looked at the dress and
didn't see what place II was"
"AIl right, but ~ you see II close
maybe you won't like II. And be-
sides. are you sure you will know
the place when you see III"
"why. OF course. dear. That's
the best looking dress I've seen
for ages"
Here's the place. Isn't that a
darling dress? l wish they were
open at night. but I'll come right
out here in the morning. l hope It
isn't too terribly expensive. do
want II so bad"
why. dear. this is Cherry's that
we've heard so much about. It's
bound not to cost too much. Be
sides you can buy on credit here
and have six months 10 pay. I've
been thinking we ought TO look into
this place. and here II is. Luck
I'd call II. We can make pay
ment down and then pay a small
sum every month till your dress
is paid for" Sect this is 1915 end
ave. cherry's are right upstairs.
over the Pig'n Whistle. Take ele-
vator,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-07

lie supports mo. yes. tho | find II
some tnHk TO manage on what he
allows mo each month. ha wa have
an obligation 20 meet and must save
for Il. l have practically nothing for
pleasure or recreation. but he always
seems TO have money for whatever
he wants This was brought home
10 me recently thru an error on the
part Of the bank having credited my
statement with "A large deposit he
had made.
try always TO be frank and fair
with him regarding our finances and
he knows just what | have 20 do
with. giving mo Just 90 much each
month. He knows am not cxtraya
giant. In fact. am obliged 90 manage
pretty carefully. aa he will not do 30
and ia always owing somebody for
some mysterious thing where can
he be spending his money! IL IL
not right TO be Just about these
thingAf
lie Jokes about Chickens" no soes
ON the street and has several snap.
shots OF young girls IN hits watch
charm. lie claims these belong 10 a
fellow worker.
Two years ago he broke the pro
hihitson rules by furnishing brvsr.
ages 10 a nelghhor woman, during
her husbands absence lothcrn were
also furnishing Il 10 herr claiming
he was paid for u. lie never seemed
10 have much money from that
source. however. tho ne spent much
time each day In her home. where
| was not welcome This. Of course.
worried me could not understand
Il. as our expenses wcr. piling up. TO
which he paid NO litii. attention. the
result being ws were IN debt rav-
eral hundred dollars extra lie said
! should stay away from that house
ma too many men were calling
there" Why DID he go thereY Does
she now 60 where he isg
lie has los; much In bad business
deals and illness. az which times l
have tried 10 take good care OF him.
but he seems 10 forget when well
again. Our little home IL still under
a mortgage and l naturally wonder
how he spends his money. seems 30
easily influenced By other people
! have cried many nights over his
seeming indifference. especially when
alone here 40 many nights can
not buy fine clothes as som. chick
ems do unless l 80 20 work. 10 what
In ono 20 do. We haven't any chn.
ircn
How ahaIi learn n be ~ faIfhfui
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-07
Cynthia Grey 3
Husband Wares Mystcrious--Cd,ries Pictures Of
Other Girls in His Watch Clornl-Tells Wife It's
None Of Her Business Where and Hon. He Spends
His Money!

Dear Miss Grey am coming TO you ms have so many
others before and wondering what you and other
readers would suggest i'm my
have been married 10 and have always trusted
husband During the last three four years however little
things have been cropping every once in awhile which
make wonder He deceves about his salary how and
where he spends good bit of IL (seems always be owing
somebody do not know what or where he goes when
working, etc
lie is employed ut present from home about hours
ride from Seattle coming home week ends IL seems
not ask him, no matter how kindly, about affairs he
becomes saying is not necessary for know
everything
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-07
INSURE PROPER
CARE OF BABY
Red Cross Holds Clinics
Turnout Seattle

To insure every baby born In SO.
attic the right kind Of start In life.
"A strong. healthy body; TO see that
every baby's mother has the right
sort OF care and diet before the birth
OF the child--these are the objects OF
the clinics which are held monthly in
different sections OF the city by the
Red Cross Visiting Nurses assoca.
ton. in conjunction with the city
health department.
I'VE realized that with only one
maternity clinic I'm the city. II was
quite hardship for prospective
mothers who lived some distance
away TO come 10 the city for med
teal advice said Miss Myrtle u.
Frederick. superintendent OF the Wis.
iting nurse department OF the Red
Cross. "and with the cooperation of
the city health department we estab.
lished four clinics. ut which meet.
ings are held the second week In the
month--at Georgetown hall Mon.
days. Mt the Deaconness settlement
Tuesdays. at the Ballard city hall
Wednesdays, and at i74s w. Spo.
kane st. on Thursdays.
"A doctor and registered nurse
are In attendance at the clinics from
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-07

10 until IL. We have no clinic on
Fridays, but we have received nu'
merous requests for another. and II
the work increases. we shall start
one within a short time"
Tho patients are expected to pay
a minimum for their care and treat
ment, IL possible. according to Red
Cross headquarters. but no one is
refused care because she is not able
to nay.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-07

Only fools let hair fall out and dan.
druff stay. Neglect means bald
spot shortly A little "Dandrrine"
now viii save your hair. This de.
iightful tonic cleans tho scalp OF
every particle Of dandruff. tightens
the hairroot pores. so the hair stops
coming out and 80 the vitalizing oils,
which are the very life and strength
OF the hair. can not oozo away.
Danderine Is not sticky or greasy.
II has made weak. sick. neglected
hair strong and healthy for millions
OF men and women. Your comb or
brush is warning you. Hurry to any
drugstore and get bottle now.
Don't waiti
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-07

Miss Grey viii receive callers
IN her office Monday. Wednesday
and Friday from 10 y. m. and
on Tuesday and Thursday from
ii a. m. 60 IL m. each week.
Pleas. do not come at other times
as u seriously interferes with her
writing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-07
1922 Record of
Pedestrians Hit
by Automobiles

c0n-An unknown woman.
OZOntruck AZ Third ave. and
Union IT. Sunday by an auto driven
By A. q. sinondx. 7si2 Meridian
ave. was slightly bruised.
6Zl-OZZwliksson w Wash.
and A. Reid. Gil Y-sler way. wsrn
Knocked down and severely bruised
Sunday at Third ave. and yemier
way by an auto driven By pairolman
J. J. F.nfon.
0-An aged lady whor- name
OkO was not learned wAs knocked
down and bruised Sunday at West.
lake ave. and Virginia n. by a car
driven By A. J Egcl. OF the Navarro
hotel. as she dodRrd another auto
and stepped into the path OF Egefs
machine
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-07

and where his money IL going7 Have
someone investigator Would that be
fatrT or course. u would mean cx'
penHe. too. What can you advise
met I'm not happy.
DISCOURAGED.
Sorry 10 say. am NOT endotced
10Th supernatural poincrs. 90 cannot
ddttsc Dou tnhcrc your husband Is
spending hts money. tchcfher he sfiH
sors the icoman pou speak Of. rte.
and tooaid NOT adutse you 20 spend
anD perfectly good cash IN an effort
70 find these fhiH0s out. Such
man q NOT uorfh the time and froa-
bic
Marriage. stripped Of silly tfadl-
ftoHs and scrtiricnfnIitv. "a simply a
business partnership. nofhiH0 moro.
nothing less. ~ Il a game Of citie
ard fake. and as IN any Other part.
nership. both partners must mcri
zach other half icpy ard play fhe
game fair and square or 10 Is NOT
ootag 10 BE- d success I bciierc you
reaitse that. You hauc gone all fhe
ieuv Ia order 70 mecf yoar husband
ard frv 70 make your married Hfe
a success but ~ "a failure. You
hnte fast as much richf 10 knoto hosr
mnch mor~v nc earns. nh.ve hr
spends ~. mat "a. any great amount
OF y. etc, ns rho yon wcre his part.
Her IN bustnrsa More than that, yon
arc entitled 70 a sufficient sum 70
Hasa0e The homo. bay your clothes.
etc. He tronid have 70 do thar mach
for hoasekeepcr. and fhink any
ft0hf-vsirded person trH agree that
q nran man who can and ,eon'f
90 as much for his v4fe az ~ tconfa
o. compelled 70 DO for a hoasel,cpcr,
Personally. DO not fcei that voa
orr hss mar anything further ~ me /
'rav Of loyalty Yoa haze no cha. |
areH' " tocre Doa ecrfolrfv scouId
90 osf and Earn nv o,on Hssng. Yo- /
aatr o righf 70 fast a. much Of Hfe-. /
happiness as has ne.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-07
Third Generation is
Using Syrup Pepsin
ANT FAMILY MAT rsY THREE

=. Fse.ssaads n rs,~afs or aski,s
.esrassssss. Wh<rs esa I Md irasI
,s~tas lsrsisss fAsi aaseas IN IA.
isfs.ts ean ass uAsn eensflcsi~.ips'
afs ,ra % Try .Ssrap espsss.
ssssi sisss rrsslir hk<rsf frrs
nssF< essil<. ss,f'.sssef fsr an ss<g,.sfr
sa hfsi< ase sherv O. send n
aaeesss ~. w. n. Cslshn>li, SIS
y sssssss'n ~. Afeafssssis. fillas.s.
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BRIGHTON. Eng. Nov. Tho
the landlord removed the doors and
windows Of a house Communicated
by war veteran and his family.
the latter are still carrying on"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-07

With the slogan. buy Furniture
Upstairs and Bank tho Difference"
the Economy Upstairs Furniture
store was opened Monday at COS
Pike n. A. j. Ffnegold Il manager.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-07
Ocean Liner Plans
Monster Ball Room

SOUTHAMPTON. England. Nov.
7.--The Cunard liner Berengaria is
to bc equipped with ballroom to
accommodate $50 dancers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-07
Women Line Up to
Kill Horse Racing

soUTHEND. England. Nov. T.
Five thousand women have signed
protest against the proposal to
construct a racetrack here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-07
Coffin NATURE
CURE SANITARIUM
DIR. ALBERT y. Coffin
DIR. LAkTA H. Coffin
LADY phyalcian)

Uady Physlcian)
5f2 18th Ave. Phone East OO7f
An institution where all mod
ern natural methods are scien-
tifically applied In diagnosing
and treatment OF all diseases
known to man, acute or chronic.
Every disease 10 durable by the
proper combination Of natural
methods. providing there In suf-
ficient vitality left TO respond to
treatment. and that the destruc-
tion of vital parts and organs
has not advanced too far.
In our methods OF examination
and treatment we combine all
that has proven cfficie MT and OF
merit in all systems of Drugless
rherapy. from the oldest to the
most advanced.
All our natural agents which
we use in computing disease are
applied strictly In accordance
with individual requirements.
MIX Diet. Fasting Cures, Hydro
bernpy. Bake Ovens. yapor Cabinets,
Ssprapathy, spondyiatherapy. Eiec-
ro-tberapy iiigh Frequency. Far
radle, salyanic. Violet Hay, D'Arron-
val and Oudin Currents), Massage.
Swedish Movements and Nom poison
GU. Herbal Remedies.
Home-like surroundings. Rates
very reasonable.
outside patients treated from
. a. m. 10 p. m. by appointment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-07

BIRMINGHAM. England. Nov. 7.
- Women golfers have presented a
petition demanding that they be- per.
miftcd TO play Sunday golf on the
municipal links
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-07
Divorce
Query

Dear Miss Grey. A few DAYS mru
saw In the paper where a man ana
Ms wife were seeking advica and
judge Dalton. on finding that they
had been married two months after
ms woman had been divorced from
her first husband. told them that
they did not need a divorce. AZ their
marriage was not legal.
Now. several years ago I obtained
divorce from my first husband and
married my second husband within
a month after the divorce We went
out OF the state. and my husband
said that the marriage was legal
We have several children and now
he has left mo and no longer Hup-
ports mo. would like to be free.
but am too poor 20 get a divorce
Can you tell me whether am legally
married or notg
WIN II be necessary to got a d.
vorco7
MARRIED OR pIvoRcEDg
Rsrce vop ,ccre married ,csfhin the
necessary SIR months. powr marriage
ts rosd. bat von toll have 10 secure
an anHuimcnf in order 10 be legally
free. This usH cost about the same
amount as noHid a divorce. Hou-
ever. " vou feel that you cannot pay
q. should ndrisc you 70 90 20 the
Social Welfare league. IN the Central
building. 500 THIRD ate. city. fhink
that. under tho csrcamsianccs, they
'rsL see 10 ~ that vos get legal ad-
tice free Of charge.
The father Of the children. IN spite
Of the potdHess Of the marriage, can
BE- held responsible for tho support Of
the children.
You must hare misunderstood the
story voa read Of this particular case.
That ras uhere the icife brought a
charge Of ron-supporf against her
and during the proceedings
u isas found that their marriage ,ras
roid. indsmuch az the ,noman had
before the period allotted
after a diuorce from previous hus-
band
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-07
Mexican Growers
Buried in Beans

QuESETARo, Mexico. Nov. T.
The bean crop has broken all rec
ords.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-07
Ne ether LAXATIVE ess replace ~. Cald-
vsIrs 10 the essRassss 81
tksss wks sss u

THERE arc thousands 81
L healthy. robust young men and
women who have never 10 all
their lives taken amy other lasa-
tive for constipation than DIR.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-07

Mr.. j. n. Beh Of Shaw, Miss..
relies on II entirely 10 Keep his
children in health. and Mrs.
Catherine Connolly IL Jersey CITY.
N. j., declares that not only her
self but all her ncishbors and
frscnds use Il and tell others about
H. There Is scarcely a day that
someone in . family does not
need Il for constipation. flatulcncy.
auto-intoxication. biliousness, in
tnstinal poisoning. headaches.
collie and cramps. and 20 break
up fesers and colds.
DIR. Csldwcll's Syrup pcp.in il
a scientifically balanced COM
pound IL Egyptian SIENNA with
pcpein and pleasant tasting
aromatios. The formula Is ON the
package. A tho popularity Of
this natural vegetable laxative
increases. the public discards tho
harshcr physics like calomcl. coal
tar in candy form. salt waters and
powders. DIR. Caldwcll's Syrup
fepsin emptics the bowels more
olcanly and without any danger.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-07

Caldwcll's Syrup
pepsin. Their
parents were
given II by their
parcntss I'll Q
grandparents arc
using II today.
II IL the ono Lax
alive ideally suit
eli 10 all the fam
ny. safe for the
iiffle onrS eifns,.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-07

wood-osrrying Baskets,
reinforced bottoms. .
.ssss Wv
Teapots. English Earth
enwAre: assorted sizes
and decorations. Toe
o.cedar Mops. trlangu-
inr. fi "a nlza nc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-07

tive In gruwnups. 80 compounded
that elderly people. who are con-
stantiy forced 90 take a laxative
because the intestinal muscles
are weakening. find increased
dosage unnecessary. This wonder
full constipation remedy has been
used continuously for so years,
and over 10 million bottles arr
now sold annually. tho largest
selling family laxative IN the
world The cost average. but
cent a dose. Every druggist sells
H. and under guarantee 20 d.
as claimed OF your money viii he
refunded.
Millions Of carefully conducted
homes arc newer without a bottle
Of DIR. Caldvcll's Syrup Pep~in.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-07

Nut Bowls. carved wood with nut cracker
and picks ....................... Si.io
Alarm Clocks. nickei-p plated .....-........e s<
Watches. open face popular size; nickel
case .......s....s......... - SA.~o
Butcher Knives assorted sizes and shapes zoe
Waffle Irons. with cold wire handles. ~ .48
Ruaswin Food Choppers. medium size. .Sh
Garbage Cans. isin diameter. corrugated;
rnised and soldersd bottoms. ......... 30
Hair Clippers. fine OF medium cut. ~ 20
Serving Trays. mahogany finish. with glass
tops iixI7 ms ............+............o Sc
Caarerolca. with new shape Pyrsx inset. e2.67
Bon Bon Dishes. silver plated. ansorted pat.
terms ..,......+...-ss..ts.. ..s-s.-% i.oD
6heafs--high grade. steel. nickelpiated--
and sn.in. ....................-.... ese
~ and sin. ........................
FIrepiace Screens 4fold. 30 ms high; duil
BLACK -...+.-s..-........... -......s- SS.oo
spark Guards s0x30in. ............... u .0S
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-07

4o-waft Upgrade Tungsten
Lamps. carton OF b......&1.z 40
lift Electric Iron Cords--fits
any iron .e1.10
Reflector Type Electric Heat
ers .................. 93.70
s-ib. Electric Irons. suaran-
teed ..-..........-.... $3.50
Boudoir Lamps. beautiful pat
terms with decorated glass
shades &4.08
Electric Curling Irons -. .&1.70
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-07

sorted; household size.- 80
Steel Wool household package 12A
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-03-07

Deaf Ted wore 70 keep his wosd
70 you but be came e me: saidihc
would keep no such fooi promise as
he made you. think / know ali
that IS wrong. They. Wrote me 81
the money, Is Brlnner told tnem 70,
that you were 70 haya charge 81 IL.
You want me 70 have It for what
Jon think is mothers happiness aud
mine, and you won't come 70 mo II
y do take II. You sea, I knuw,
Why. dearie, I couldn't take II. /
couldn't be happy with Il. i love
sou, the. village and the ones / have
known from gtribood ] couldn't
touch q penny Of It because l know
how he got It. You sss--S
He rose to his fee. trembling.
But you accepted 81" i
Her while teeth cleaned a bit IN
q smile. For otherst I'm going TO
turn every cent Of II over 10 that
hospital for crippled kiddies; you
know, the one wesvislted. That visit
nearly broke my heart = seeing
them. I'm going to make his. money
forget its black past. oh, deSriei
I simply must have you! I slnply
InustI Take me AMI say.-H
The door opened slightly, and
Ted stuck his head in, sasped at
what he saw, and with the utmost
skill softly, lingeringly gently
closed Il.
Copyright, 1893, by the Mcclure
Newswaper syndtca.e.f
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-03-07

Monsieur Rigaud called for Polly
and Paul in his handsome car.
"Your husband tells me-" he be.
gan when the three had slowed
themselves snugly IN the back seat
and tho uniformed chauffeur had
started. that you've beet to this
big restaurants. I'm choosing a lit,
tie place-very quiet where we can
talk. / hope you like the uncon.
ventioual, Madame?"
"oh, indeed yes! I wouldn't for
the world see only ono side OF yout
beautiful Paris. So many Americans
90 only to the Ritz and the other
glittoring hotels; l love the quaint
places"
They stopped far down the
Grands Boulevards. Monsieur
,Rigaud did not take a table in the
crowded downstairs room, hut led
them up a darkish flight OF stairs
to a small apartment that looked to
Polly more like parlor than any
thing else.
The window was hung with red
silk, the curtains drawn. The car.
pet matched. A red velvet sofa
was against the wall and most Of
the remainder Of the space was TAX.
en- up with the table, set for three
but having the look Of an extra
chair hurriedly added.
1t looked warm and bright and
very clean, but there was a vague
atmosphere Of the clandestine about
1t all. It seemed too florid, and
somehow unnecessarily private. II
puzzled Polly.
She liked RIgaud but was a little
embarrassed by his uuconcealed ad.
miration. He fairly caressed het
With his large brown eyes, managed
TO make her feel his remarks were
addressed TO her. though made 10
Paul, framed lavish compliments
and In hundred subtle gallantries
paid court to her as a woman, not
as, a fellow.be!ng OF mind and spirit,
She took refuge 10 laughs and
|iightncSs, signaling Paul now and
then, to come to her rescue. But
Paul didn't seem to notice
Perhaps he was preoccupied with
the business Of the evening. Polls
went bravely on, looking forward a
the end Of the meal and her own
~ II s. =
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% OLIVE RORERTs BAI

given her to wipe up the spilled
icing was the Cloth Of Dreams,
Whoever held It forgot everything
and believed whatever he was told.
Nancy, Nancy!n Nick kept call
ing, running after his sister. He
intended 70 rescue her II he could
before It was too late.
Come, come, little master" said
the gypsy woman sweetly, stopping
suddenly and holding out her hand.
THE moro tho raerrier. Well hays
quite a little party"
Before he knew what was hap.
pening. she had taken Niek's hand
and placed the other end OF tho
cloth in It that Nancy held, the
Cloth OF Dreams, you know. my
dears, and that was the end Of poor
Nick, or his memory. instantly he
forgot that he and Nancy were on
an errand for the Fairy Queen.
Forgotten were the Diddyevvers,
the Korsknotts and the lost record
Of Longhead the Wiseman.
Ito Be continued.)
Copyright 1922, n. E. A.)s
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-03-07
POLLY AND PAUL-ANDP PARIS
By ZOE BECKLEY

release when the men should begin
talking together.
The waiter came in with a mes.
sage. Then Polly remembered Paul
had left word where they were din.
Ing, 50 that an important telephone
call should be transferred. He ex.
planned and hurried downstairs to
the phone,
Rigaud suddenly leaned to her,
grasped her hand in his own hot
one, his lips close to her ear:
"Seei" he whispered. Don't you
see how III care for your Look at
me--look IN my facet"
Terrified, Polly drew back, star
ing at him.
Ah-haFe pity, Madame, I am.
but human. When I see your charm.
ing face, your form" his eyes
travelled over her till she pressed
her hand TO the open bosom other
gown detensiyely. 40 you fear
me, IL Is that I love"
Cheeks atlatne and breath coming
fast, Polly flung OF his hand angri,
ly.
81 shan't listen to you! How dare
you insult me the instant my hus.
band Is gone. II"
She checked herself abruptly, re.
membering she was hostess and
must preserve self control. "-par.
don me, Monsieur. I-mts-under.
stood you" She moved back, and
prayed Paul would return, or the
waiter come in = . : Rigand touch.
ed her arm.
"You are beautiful when you are
angry! Be angry if you like, but do
not deny me another meeting.
What harm can It dot See-this
place Is quiet, discreet SIS Let me
come for you tomorrow. and we
shall have luncheon heye!s more
cried Polly.
She felt II he did not loose his
hold instantly, move away from
her, she should scream. He
pressed closer.
Her eyes searched the room FOR
e bell, saw one In a corner and
started toward It. RIgaud blocked
the way. She felt his breath On her
face, Blindly she tnfe from him,
and struck against The door which
Paul had Just opened
mo Be Gontinuedsl
/ Cepytisht. 4isass Ilt Wet yitrtalan.
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Nick looked after Nancy. whom
the gypsy woman was leading IN.
to the cave, Then he looked al
the great chocolate cake that had
been set out TO cool.
I Some way he felt that things
were going all wrong.
Just then something dropped out
OF his pocket. It was the note the
Magical Mushroom had left In The
orchard.
'rd better not lose that" thought
Nick. and he stopped 10 pick 1t up.
But 10 and behold, the writing
bad changed from blue to red! He
opened 1t and read: Don't go into
the cave. The. gypsy woman Is
Twelve Toes the sorcerer."
Nancy" he. screamed. Come
back. Don't go In there. Come back
and we'll'start on our journey over
the Seven Mountains.
But Nancy didn't hear. Only the
gypsy woman turned and leered
at him, queer crooked smile.
No wonder the little girl didn't
hear, for the cloth the woman had