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Evening star., 1923-10-18
Odd Lots BOYS Wear

Part.wool Sweaters, plain COL
ors, also combination effects:
others In extra heavy jumbo knit
combinations; sizes 80 to 81:
worth s2.95 each. Fri 81 2S
day at ................ ~A'oo
Corduroy Norfolk Suits, with
fu1l-cut knickered pants. arm
holes as well as pock cts. rein
forced with corduroy; sizes to
Is years; worth SO. Fri S6 2S
day at
Junior Overcoats of all.wooI
cheviot, in dark bottle green.
with red flannel lining, others
Of gray chinchilla; nluff pocket
models. with all-around belt;
sizes to S years; worth SS.1o
to 10 each. FRIDAY Ck 90
Outing Flannel Pajamas, one.
piece style; neat striped effects;
frogs and pearl button trimmed;
sizes to 12 years; worth Toe
81. Friday at............. ~
Worsted Hockey Caps, for boys
and girls of all ages; plain and
combination colors; worth 12r
39c to soc each. Friday at. o~
(220) School Blouses, white and
striped effects; attached collar
and neckband styles; sizes 6 to
Is years; seconds of sec to SOc
81 values. Friday at ......
Goldsnberg' 's-rhird Floor.
Evening star., 1923-10-18
Odd Lots of Womens
Ready-to-Wedr Apparel

~ Three-piece Poiret Twill
Costumes, navy blue only, blouse
of contracting colors, coats with
silk embroidery designs: sizes
SO to 40; worth S79.5O. Gao SO
Friday at ....... Po1.ou
(95) Overhlouses of eeorSette
crepe and crepe do chine: some
with all-over embroidered de
signs, In various colors. others
with combination color; finished
with round necks and three
quarter length sleeves: sizes SO
DO dax a.; at worth Sf'sS. Fri $I.7o
(23) Suits of Poiret twill, tri-
cotine and Camelure; straight
line or box models; trimmed
with silk braid. beads and fine
tucks; Peter Pan or Tuxedo col
lars; navy, tan and new blue:
sizes 16 to II: values worth
$29.75 to s39.7J Friday GI1 ~
Goldenbers s. Second Floor.
Evening star., 1923-10-18

j8) Skirts, of wool crepe, in
fancy sports stripes. Values
ErIddn w9Fth from e. SO to s14.6o' $6.o8
(3l) French Wolfe Waists, white
only; plain and fancy models:
worth 81 to s6.9S. Fri 60 Or
day at ............... p/o
a. Mouffion Fur Chokers, plati-
mum shade; worth $14.ss. G2 O2
Friday at .......... po'1o
I'D Girls Rain Goats, navy and
tan; sizes TO IL years. Worth
s4.9s to s5.sS. Friday 60 AZ
at
(5) Goats and Capes of P0iret
twill and Roshanara crepe; lined
with crepe de chine: sizes 16
to 40; worth from s25 SIS OS
to S42.50. Friday at. PAc'1o
House Dresses of Amoskeag
ginghams. in checks; all wanted
co1orG: sizes 80 to so. c. 90
Friday ut .....-........
Evening star., 1923-10-18
Remnants of Wash Goods

Remnants of White Goods, including 36-inch White
Indian Head 40nch White Chiffon Wolfe, 36nch White
Dmity 36inch Pongee, 36inch Longcoth 36inch Main.
sook 34.inch White Linene and 36nch Pajama Checks;
desirable lengths. Worth zoe and 35c yard.
Remnants of White and Colored Wash Goods, ineud-
irg Silk and Cotton Crepe de Chine, Mercerzed Shan.
tung Pongee, Mercerized Popn. Silk and Cotton Chit.
fon Silk, Nainsook Pque, Pongee Shifting Cotton Can
ton Crepe Mercerized Check Batise, Printed Plisse
Crepe. etc. SO to 40 inches wide Worth 35c to soc
Evening star., 1923-10-18
Glove OddmenfS

Chamoisette and Sue d Q
Gloves, two-clasp style;
embroidered back: SSr
various shades. Pair WV
Novelty Gauntlet Gloves.
with embroidered flare
cuff, also two-tone gore
effects; in mode, brown,
beaver, oak, covert QO~
and pongee ........ ~
Goldenhers's-First Floor.
Evening star., 1923-10-18
Odds and Ends of
Mems FURNISHINGS

81 Pajamas, of heavyweight
doInet flannel, made with V neck;
sizes a to D. Perfect c. EE
quality. Friday at.... %A'oo
Fleece-lined Underwear, heavy
weight, jaeger color; shirts and
drawers 70 match: all regular
sizes; seconds of S1.00 6Oc
values. Friday at....... Wv
s. Balbriggan Union Suits, heavy
ribbed; ecru color: closed crotch:
made with light mar fleece;
Alliance" make; all sizes ex-
C. e p I : FRI d ay $I.39
35c Half Hose, fine quality mer-
cerized lisle: black and a few
plain colors; fully reinforced
heel, toe and sole. Friday I6c
I'll
Goldenberg s-First Floor.
Evening star., 1923-10-18
COrSefS and
BandeaN1
Pink Bandeaux, food qua

Pink Bandeaux, good quail
ity mesh material: fasten-
back model, with elastic
insert; tapped shoulders;
sizes SO to AZ. Fri 1Or
day ct .............. ~
(First Floor.
Hieh-grade Corsets. in
Guiding r e G, Thomson's
and Warmers, Of plain or
fancy coutil; guaranteed
bontng; sizes in the lot
from % to 80; values worth
So to $3.50. Friday S1 O2
at
Odd lot of Corsets, in
cluding close-outs of the
popular C-B make; front
laced and topless styles; OF
pink coutil; some with
elastic back; sizes % to 2S;
values worth 81 and 7Oc
$3.50. Friday at -. '
Goldenberg's-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1923-10-18
I9c. Crash Toweling
uAc rd.

5000 yards of Bleached
Linen-finish Crash. absorb
ent grade for roller or tea
towels; mill lengths from
11a to yards; red or blue
borders.
y Goldenbers's-First Floor.
Evening star., 1923-10-18
Remnant Lots of
ChiIdren'S Wear
ElanneIeffe SIeepind Gar.

Flannelette Sleeping Gar.
ments, good heavy quality.
in assorted stripes; made
with feet; double seams;
sizes 2 to 6 years. zoe
Friday at ............
Babies Short White
Dresses, of fine nainsook;
yokes daintily trimmed;
plain or trimmed skirts;
sizes ! and 2 years. Worth
SIC and CSC each. Fri 1G~
day at .............. ~
Children's Goats, of col
ored chinchilla, others of
wool mixtures; box style;
fine quality Innings; sizes 2
to 8 years. Friday SSM
at
Children's Wool Toques,
brown and buff, and buff
and brown. Friday SOr
at ....... -'..'
Goldenberg 's--Third Floor.
~ White Japanned
Cake Cabinets, slightly
dented; regularly $1.4o.
Friday at 79c.
(128 pairs) Steel Knives
and Forks. Friday, pair,
at I8c.
(5o) Steel B Il t C h e r
Knives, worth Csc and ACC
each. Friday at Csc.
Evening star., 1923-10-18
Odd Lots of
STAMPED Goods

50c Stamped Scarfs, even
thread white linene: with
cotton to embroider. %.
Friday at. t.......... @oS
gee Stamped Scarfs, and
cente rpiec s: good
white linene, Friday De-
dl.
Pure Linen Buffet Sets,
heavy ramie linen; .Oc
neat designs. o1S
59c Russian Filet Scarfs,
regulation length; 2O-
fringed ends. oI\
Go1denberg's-First Floor.
Evening star., 1923-10-18
&c
% c
Knit Underwear
For W0men and Children

Women's Knit Bloomers, with
elastic waist and knee: seconds
of 7sc values. Friday AS~
at
Boys Fleeced Union Suits, gray
mottled; high neck, long sleeves
and ankle length; sizes to 16
years; seconds of sec hOr
values. Friday at ..,..... Wv
Gelienbsrg's-rirst Floor.
Evening star., 1923-10-18

Ribbed Cotton Underwear.
heavy two-thread quality; in
ecru and silver gray; shirts in
regular sizes up to 46; drawers
in size Al only; seconds Of
s1.00 values. Friday 6OC
at .........'...-.
SI.25 Nightrobes, of domet fan
mel. V neck style, others with
military collar: new striped pat
terms; sizes 10 TO 20; per-
feet quality. Fri d ay OQr
at ...........
Wool-mixed Puil-over Sweaters.
with three-piece shawl collar;
plain color BODY with contrast
ing color collars or breast
stripe; good h e avy
weight; worth 50. Fri sos
day at ,............
Evening star., 1923-10-18

Two.pants Suits, assorted neat
dark mixtures; dressy Norfolk
models. with two pairs of lined
gsars; gsnts; wofth ei71s $3.50. to Frs - s1ss
day at .........
(24) Sample Sweaters, ell wool;
coat and slip-over styles; plain
colors and combinations: sizes
to 10 years: worth SIS to %zOS
$3.50. FridaT at
l8b Slip-Oyer Sweaters, all
wool: sleeveless style. without
collar: sizes 10 and IL years;
worth $2.95. Friday CT OK
at
(lI) Chinchiila Overcoats, navy
blue and tan; full belted. button
to-the-neck model. with muff
pockets: sizes 4, D and 6
years; worth $500. Fri S2 2R
(5S) Boys Knee Pants, of cor
duroy and cloth; also q few pairs
of knickerbockers; sizes 8 TO 8
years; worth ,6sc TO 81 pair. S0r
FRIDAY Mt .-........'..
Famous -" Brand Shirts,
each shirt bearing the makers
trade mark label; OF striped
madras, white Oxfords, soisette
and other materials; attached
collar and neckband styles; sizes
12k to IA: samples and seconds of
s1.25 to $500 values. Fri Toe
day at .........
Evening star., 1923-10-18
89c to ST. Dress Goods, 69c
WOmen's and ChiIdren's Hose

Women's Sport Stockings, light
weight silk and wool: two
tone combinations; all sizes;
seconds of 81 values. hO~
Friday at. t............
Women's Silk Hose, full-fash-
ioned and three-seam back
styles; medium and chiffon
weights; assorted shades; sec
onds of values worth
$3.50 to $3.50. Friday 7Oc
ChiIdren's Silk Lisle Hose. eX-
ira fine ribbed; black only;
broken sizes: seconds
of 3Jc values. Friday 1Or
at
Evening star., 1923-10-18

Odd lot of Women's Underwear,
separate garments; wan d
styles; fieeced cotton and me-
dium weights; slightly sotled
from handling; worth 79c 3Or
each. Friday at .... ....
Women's Cotton Union Suits,
wanted styles; slightly seiled;
worth S1.00 each. Friday 6Or
at. ..............
Evening star., 1923-10-18

(40) Congoleum Rugs,
slightly imperfect; size 6X9
feet, with complete bor-
ders; handsome wool rug
designs; when perfect would
sell at $500. Fri G6 dE
day at ............ ~
90 Cooks Linoleum Rugs,
rk-filled grade e. 10.6x12
feet, extra large size; wool
rug pattern; light or dark
colorings; Some perfect
quality, while others have
slight imperfections. VAL
ues worth $3.50
and s21.0o. Fri SI1.75
day at .........
(12) Administer Rugs, Alex.
Smith make, six of each,
S.3x1O.6 and 9x12 feet; floral
and oriental designs; per-
feet quality; worth GO zS
S45.00. Friday at ~o<o
90 Stenciled Grass Rugs,
extra fine 1.600-warp grade,
in blue, rose, gray and
green: large room size, 9X12
It. Sold at S10.95. SS05
Friday at .......... +
Goldenberg's-Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1923-10-18
NecRwear and
Te;lingS

ST Bertha Collars, or
imported Venice lace;
cream and ecru colors.
79c.
soc Venice Lace Collars,
Tuxedo shape, others OF
eyelet embroidery. Fri
day at &c.
79c Boudoir Caps, OF
silk and lace combined;
pink, blue, orchid, rose
and nlais. Friday at soc.
29c Chenillette VeilingS,
dotted effects, fine mesh;
combination colors. Fri
day at 19c.
Goldsnberg's-First Floor.
Evening star., 1923-10-18

Women's Fiber Boot Hose.
three-seam back style, in var
ious plain shades and two
tone combinations; all sizes;
seconds of soc values. 2O~
Friday at. t..............
Womcn's Cotton Hose. medium
weight: black and colors;
scanned back; seconds
of 25c values. Friday 1z~
dN
Women's Fiber Hose, good,
heavy weight, novelty striped
effects; black, white and cor
dovan; scanned back: broken
sizes; seconds of s1.00 S0c
values. Friday at. .... OOS
GoIdenberg's-First Floor.
Evening star., 1923-10-18
Domestic Remnants

Of 36inch Percales checks, stripes and a Eg
32inch Dress Ginghams plaids, checks and n n
27nh Outing Flannel 36inch Comfort Cover Hk
and 27nch Shaker Flannel; good useful lengths ~ ~ ~
Worth 25c and 30c yard
of 36inch Shifting Madras, 32inch Dress Il
Gnghams, various styles and coors 32inch Outing Ah
Flannel 32inh Domet Flannel 36inch High Count TE
S4inh useful lengths. Worth ~ ~
59c
s-Fi
Evening star., 1923-10-18
Girls and Misses SIS & $l6.98
Winter Goats, 1915

Odd lot of % Girls and Misses Winter Coats
and stylish garments left from higher priced lines Mate
ra Velour Poare and Novelty Mixtures in fancy and
tailored models in straightine Styles trimmed with silk
stitching, self folds buttons and buckles Coors OF brown
navy and reindeer. Sizes to 10 years.
JuiorCoa toa-se Floor.
Evening star., 1923-10-18

(6) Seamless Brussels Rugs,
Smiths make: perfect quail
ity; good colorings.
Sold at $500. Fri S1o zg
day at .........
1851 Felt-base Rugs, good
patterns and colorings, for
halls, bathrooms and small
kitchens; sizes ASKS # and
4.6x4.6 TT. Sold at $3.50 CT
and 50. Friday at.. W
1927 Grass Rugs, heavy dou-
ble-warp grade; size 6x9 TT;
blue, green and brown stem
ciled designs; perfect quail
ity. Sold at $3.50. G1 AZ
Friday at ......
I'D Real Oriental Rugs,
including Mossouls, Beloo-
chistans II d Hamadans;
. # 8 to 3 #. 6 inches
wide, fl. to TT. 6 inches
long; good patterns and
colorings. Sold regularly
SSs.75 and s44.5o. S2Iz5
Friday at ... <o
Evening star., 1923-10-18
Small Lots of Floor Covering
At Savings of One Fourth to Ome-HaIf

from andsa
which
Evening star., 1923-10-18

(l4) Oriental Rugs, 3 fit. to
#. wide, 5 #. to 6 TT. s
inches long; Herax. Sheraz,
Hamadan, Sereband a d
others; good colorings. Sold
at s69.75 and $3.50. GO zE
Friday at ... %"o$O
~ Hodges Wool and Fiber
Rugs, reversible: extra large
size, 12x12 TT; also Crex
Rugs, in stcnciled designs
and herringbone weave; size
9x1@ Fl. for large rooms.
Ealu, worth $3.50
and 5 90. Fri CD
day at .... pA'SO
(l5) Cooks Linoleum Rugs,
4.GX12-ft. size Ser halls and
rooms; wool rug designs.
When perfect sell
at $500 each. Fri ca AZ
day at ...........
~ Seamless Brussels Rugs,
Smiths make: size 6x9 fl, in
blue and rose colorfugs;
& d patterns.
Worth $500 each. c1O
Friday at ...,. %Ao'7O
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-28
WOMAN COTTON
BROKER WINS
Makes Record Sales Which
Show Profits

PHILADELPHIA. Dec. IS Miss
May a. Davis, OF Philadelphia. Is
believed % be the only woman cot.
ton broker 81 the United states.
Miss Davis started business for
herself four months ago and in
that short time has disposed OF
10000 bales. Miss Davis. whose
namo In private life IS Mrs. Hoff.
man. WINS a stenographer in the Of.
flee OF a cotton firm until last July.
When the firm was absorbed By a
larger corporation Miss Davis en-.
tered business for herself. Her Of
flee force consists OF stonographer.
who acts ns office manager. while
the head Of the firm rs the sales.
man.
ANY woman can make a success
in any business she desires to enter
n she will put herseif on tho same
basis as a man and not try TO make
sales thru sympathetic channels" IS
the view OF Aiias Davis
Il believe my success Is duo 10
tic fact that ] have worked hard
and kept my head down 10 my
work"
Miss Davis plans to make a large
organization out Of her enterprise.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-28
anime HITS
GERMAN BABES
Specialists Fear Outbreak Of
RicketS
By CARL ID. GRoAT


Hnltod Press STAFF Correspondent
BERLIN, Dec. rs. Baby special.
lists IN Germany fear n now opdom.
ic Of ricketts,, such na the nation ex.
porlenced as result Of the war
hunger blockade"
They declare TO their patients TINT
the present milk served IN Berlin
and other big cities is or inferior
quality, due partly to improper feed.
ing OF cows and due partly to water-
Ing or 10 extraction OF the cream.
In many thousands Of Berlin
homes milk Is. however. an un.
known quantity. Il rs 80 priced as
10 make Il luxury In many work.
ors' or middlcs class mems homes.
Besides. Il Is scarce. anyway.
Hence, many mothers have taken
20 feeding their babies solely the
thin water drained from cooking
meager portions Of oatmeal This
does not make for proper nourish.
ment OF children. Hence. between
poor milk and r.nonrlshment
from many causes. doctors arc fear.
full OF a ricketts, epidemic.
Dr. orgier. ono OF the most noted
OF baby specialists IN the west end
OF Berlin. declares that this has
been the hardest season babies here
have experienced since the 'turnip
winter of war times.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-28
WANTS THE WORLD
TO KNOW ABOUT
ALVITA

After suffering for twenty years,
Pasadena woman regalned her
normal health and Is so overjoyed
she wants the world to know about
Alvita.
During the early winter heard
much OF the many wonderful results
from Alvita Tablets and decided TO
give them trial. / have been a
sufferer for twenty years, have
been through an extreme case OF
starved tissue, nervous prostration
twice. and rbeumatism on the
nerves. Ny condition seemed al.
most hopeless. but / was inspired
10 try ALE1TA Tablets. and on
FEB. %. 1923. commenced my first
dose. by the end Of one week
found n most wonderful bettermcnt
In my condition, al the old sufferinpa
and conditions have disappeared. and
] now feel pormaL Such n Joy-am
simply bubbling over with gratitude
and want the world 10 know what
Alyita has done for me-"
Alvita tablets arc scientifically pre-
pared from the wonderful alfalfa
plant, which science has found is
'ich atorehOuse Of the vital mineral
elements-lime, iron and phosphates.
Of men and women from
every section of the land have OBJ.
taincd Amazing benefits from Alyifa
40 matter what you have tried. try
his remedy N Nature now a dollar
buys a box at any drug store.--Ad. /
yertlsemcnt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-28

Il don't know what you arc talk.
ln6 about at all" said the Ginger.
Dread Man, but II sounds ug tho
you meant wen. anyway. / don't
know what a wicked night Is. I
know what q bad night ls-nIl
stormy and rainy asd b!owl and
Aiy goodncsB. exclaimed Nick
looking at his alarm clock by the
light OF tho lantern in 30 Poems
garden. ITS 3 O'Clock and n we
have any rcscuing 10 do we'd hot.
ter be about q instead Of taking
80 much. What Is It We arc TO
resoue?"
My lady.love~ answered the Gin.
gerbread Man with great dignity
She is tho Clothos-Pin Doll TINT he.
longs to one Of the Old Woman's
children. Her name Is Anacond,
Arabella Asthma Annabelle. But
come! Wed better be going"
50 Off they went to the Old
Woman's house. built Ike bg
shoe, right nt the turn OF the road
a patch on the old shoe had
blown loose like door and In they
creDt. all three Of tIcm. the Ginger.
bread Man going first.
ST ST str he whispered softly
Where are you. Anaconda Arabelln
Asthma AnnabelIc? I'm here 10
ave you"
I'm hereg' came a mufned voice
put OF tho darkness. And I'm al
most strangled I'm upside down in
The toy-box under n stocking. ton cat
and I'm nearly smoihered. His
braided tail is in my eye and blg
"hiskers tickle my nose TN want
o sneeze my head OF. j would
'nly It's only painted on. My nose
.! And ! can't snceze."
Never mind. darling. I've
brought some brave friends 10 save |
'ou. No more shall you stand on
our head in the dark ana be |
motbered. It's much worse than |
he waste.baskct. from which the
mousse rescued me"
You stay here" whispered Nicl,
You make too much noise when
on hop on your one foot. I'm get
cr."
The poor gingerbread Man
ropped another syrupy tear OF
In another minute Nick had The
lothcs-Pin Don safely ont OF the
OK and the four Of them crnwled
M thru The patch.
Then back they went thru Daddy
ander Land 10 the Christmas tree
ousc,
TO BE Continued
Copyright 1929, by Seattle Sfan
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-28
CHAPTER NIX
The Last Fight Of the Arabcila

Why do you wait. my friends'
Erowied van der Kuylen.
'Aye-in Gods namc." snapped
willoughhy.
II was the afternoon OF that same
day. and the two huccanecr ships
rocked gently with idly Tapping
sails under the lee Of the long spit
OF land forming the great natural
harhor OF Port Royal. and less than
a mile from the straits leading into
Il. which the fort commanded. II
was two hours and more since they
had brought up thcreabouts. hav.
ing crcpt thithcr unobscrved BY the
city and by NJ. de Rivarol's ships.
and all the time the air had been
aquiycr with the roar OF guns from
; ca and land. announcing that hat.
lie was joined between the French
and the defenders OF Port Royal.
That long, inactive waiting was
straining the nerves OF both Lord
Wiiloughby and van der Kuylen.
You said you would show Us
tome vine dings Where are desc
sine dings?"
Blood faced them. smiling conf
iently. He was arrayed for battle.
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chance here. We are TOO heavily
outgunned."
OF this the fullest demonstration
followed quickly The Frcnchmen
having recovered their wits at last.
both ships swung broadaido on. and
concentrating upon the Araboila as
the nearer and heavier and there
foro moro Immediately dangerous
Of their two opponents volleysd
upon her jointly at almost the same
moment.
Unlike the buccaneers. who had
fired high 70 cripple their enemies
above decks. Tho French fired low
TO smash the hull Of their assailani.
Tho Araboila rocked and staggered
under that terrific hammerlng. al
tho Pit, kept her headed toward the
French 40 that rho should offer
the narrowcHt target For a mo-
mont she seemed 10 hesitate. then
she plunged forward again. her
Leak. head in apllntsra her fore.
castel smashed. and gaping hole
forward. that was only JUS, above
tho water-line. Indeed. TO make her
safo from bliRing. Blood ordered a
prompt jettlsoning OF the forward
guns. anchors. and water-casks and
whatever else was movable.
Meanwhile. the Frenohmen going
about. gave tho like reception 20
tho Elizabeth The Arahclia. Indif-
ferently served hy tho wind pressed
forward TO come 10 grips But be-
fore she could accomplish her OBJ
jcct tho VictoTicuac had loaded her
starboard guns again. and pounded
her advancing enemy with n roc
ond broadsido a. close quarters.
Amid tho thunder OF cannon. the
rcnding ofltimbors. and the screams
Of MANNED men. tho haif-wrccked
Arabella plunged and rcelod into
the cloud OF smoke that concealed
her prey. and then from Hayton
went up the cry that she was going
down BY tho head.
lConinued Tomorrow
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-28
Hotel Mans Wife
Dies on Christmas

fuacral services for Mrs Emma
Wallingford, is. viii be held at tho
Butterworlh 8 Sons chapel on sun.
day. January s. at p. m. She died
at Port Gamble Christmas day.
Frank W. Wallingford. manager
OF the Puget Sound Mil eompany's
hotel AZ Port Gamble. and one time
manager OF the Rainlc- Grand hotel
here. her husband. survives. Inter.
mcnt VIII be made In Evergreen Park
cemetery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-28
CONTINUED From Yesterday

Both stared at him. "nut the
odds" hts lordship insisted.
I'D is imhossiblc," said van de,
huylen, shaking his great head
Seamanship is imhordand. Hut
guns Is guns"
IF can't defeat him, can slnl,
my own ships in the channel, and
block him In until Bishop gets
back from his wlld-goose chase
with his squadron. or until your
own fleet turns up
And what good with that be.
Pray" demanded Willoughby.
IN be after telling you. Rivarol
Is fool to take this chance. con-
sidering what he's got aboard. lie
carried in his hold the treasure
numbered from Cartagcna. amount
ing 10 forty million llvroS" They
Jumped at tho mention OF that col.
ossal sum. He has gone into Port
Royal with II. Whether he defeats
nc or not. no doesn't come out OF
FORT Royal with II again, and soon
or later that treasure shall find
IT'S way into King Williams cof-
fers after, say. onc-fifth share shall
nave been paid TO my buccaneers
Is that agreed, Lord Willoughby.
His lordship stood up, and sha.,-
ing back the cloud OF lace from his
wrist. held out a delicate white
hand.
Captain Blood, ! discover great
ness In YOU" said he.
Sure it's your lordship has the |
finc sight 10 perceive IL" laughed
che captain.
Yes, yes, Bud how will YOU do
idT growled van der Kuylen.
Come on deck, and it's dem
I'll be giving you before
the days much older"