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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-06
Pile Sufferers
Get Quick Results

Doctor discovers real remedy that
actually heals Piles and absorbs
them never to return.
No man or woman need suffer
another hour from any pain. sore.
ness or distress arising from Hem.
orTholds or Piles now that this won.
dorful prescription known as
MoAVA suPPos1ToRIEs can be
obtained for II moderate price at
any firstclass drug store on The
money back if dissatisfied plan.
Youll be amazed to SEQ how
quickly Il acts, Blessed relief often
comes in an hour; oven I'm cases
Of long standing with profuso bleed.
ing really wonderful results havo
been accomplished
Remember the name. MOAyA
suPPoSlToRIEs, and be sure 10
follow the simple directions that
come in each box, Advertisement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-06
His AutO-lntoxicatiOn
Had Nothing To Do
With Yolstead

Mr. " Cook OF l2Jo Pacific Street.
Brooklyn. n Y. layi VI felt drunk
most oil the Time. My head was dry.
] couldn't think clearly ! paid no
attention 70 il until one day dropped
a coin and when ! stopped 70 get H..
] got 20 dry | icll IN the middle OF
the street and wsi slmos, run over.
later found out that the cause Of
this condition Nss due 10 a sluggish
liver causing FAULTY tNTES-
TiNAL ELIMINATION Ceonsiipa-
tom, This vas promptly and eaec.
lively overcome hy short coufS- Of
Carriers Little Liver Pills They were
lite-iayer in my case My sppe'
lite has doubled. my dizziness has
gene. and my pep is great" Cariers
Little Liver Pills have been recon-.
mended by druggists everywhere for
o. years 25e package.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-06
In Defense
Of kfttena

Dear Cynthia Grey Not long ago
thora appeared ia your columns q
letter FROM a man who seemed 20
resent tho fact that Roms kittens
had bern offered for adoption. and
no wanted 20 know why people
didn't take children into their homes
instead ~ kittens lie seemed 20
take the stand that some child was
being dsfrJudcd every Tins kitten
was takrn In out of tho cold The
adoption 81 kitten or a puppy does
not preclude The adoption Of a child
aud how does this man know that
the people who took tho kitten have
not already taken child. or maybe
( have children OF their pwu7 There
It's nothing in any Of these letters
/ that ! have read that indicates that
lnny child has been left out IN the
/ cold on account Of q kitten. and II
/ This man knows where there 81 ono
without shelter. Il ls his place to
go and set Il az once without wait.
ing to give my advice 10 tho pub
Tic on the subject.
/ have heard such advice before
and ! know the source from which
lit comes. strongly suspect that
this man merely diHlikes animals.
and makes his plea IN tho name OF
\ the children because no knows that
that IL "a most effective way OF
reaching the public sympathy. and
I possibly may react against the ami.
mails which no dlslikeB. I should
/ like TO know just how many chill.
I dren this man himself has adopted.
and ! VIII venture &c say not one.
lit f. always good idea to try out
our adyics en- ourselves before OF.
/. fcring Il 10 others. Lot him adopt
ono himself. and II he is not mar
fied. let him prove his sincerity by
raylng the expenses OF some orphan
4 ,hiId until II is old enough to meet
tho world en- It's own account.
! Again. Il Is not fair 10 imply that
tho adoption Of child and the
adoption OF nm animal are equnl
responsibilities. They are not. 4
kitten or n puppy behind the stove
is no particular expense to any
one. while tho taking OF n child Is
a heavy moral and financial respon
sibility ara must be done with the
consent Of tho court, and under this
Jurisdiction OF the court. Besides
lit is fin expense which not every
one is pterarcd 10 meet, however
much he might Ike to have the
child
The fact that a man likes AMI
mais cin never indicate that ht
thinks less of children IT. only
means that his sympathies have
lEtoadened to tho point where he car
lJvo animals ns well as children;
mean, broadencd to the point wher,
Inc can love animals. too. He 1,
also n braafer and a better either
and worth moro TO the world. III
can think OF something besides him
self. Some animals can do that. too
A watchdog does. lie viii guard your
property and sometimes save YOU
life. Not many men Will enter {
honfe where there rs Il watchdog
particularly II he sleeps inside. Out
side. hey might kin him, but in
side, he will give the alarm an,
wake the family before n burslat
can get into the house. A dog o. !,
guardian, companion and friend, ant
deserves all that he ever asks, de
cent bed and enough to eat
NJ. i.
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stockings. sweaters, dmperirF, cover,
mss hanEings. everything new
uuy Diamond Dyes no other
kind and tell your drlgElst whether
tho material you wish 10 color n
wool or silk. or whether IL a linen.
cotton. or mixed Advertise
mRnt
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/ Owe may make the rorii 90 round for people
II Htrtrhtltss, many human beings continue 10 CEisi
somehow long after lore has fisd
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HIGHT WAR TANEs

National Automobile Chamber Of
Commerce has asked every repre-.
sentative in congress 20 oppass con,
t'nuaucr N the war taxes now bsinE
levied on motorisfs There % Htiil a
Q per cent war tax on motor cars.
? per cent on trucks and sik per
cent on parts. tires and accessories.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-06

Perfect home dyelng and Uniting Is
guaranteed with Diamond Dyes Just
dip In cold water 20 tint soft. delicate
shades. or boil 20 dye rich. permanent
coiors. Each i5-cent package con-
tnins directions 80 simple any woman
can dye or tint lingerie. silks rlu-
hons. skirts. waists, dresses coats,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-06

De- Rad committed several mrsiar.
aal ustEeHrz n Tacoma viii ENg
fFau lr ta be- years Oh tne state
nenHen1isry AZ Nala Wslla sH
trrer Nas passed late yesterday rs
Superior count Judge az D. GEf
HrHE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-06

A compound Of one pound OF lard.
an ounce OF gum camphor and d 1T
tie lampblack melted together is ex-
ccllent for making metal work
bright and untRrnisho.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-06
RODDER SENT UP
Gets 5 10 Is Years: Admits
BurglarieS in Tacoma

TACOMA. Nov. t-Rorer Cess
81 returned here after be had con-
fessea 10 police az Salem. Ore. that
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M IN sInrrIn

why d1 SOU stop uictaF htEr
'Fweu. nat zgu esyT Zine Cor
IarkIrs ana D agree with b."
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8Mnd1
qONpfN10S&a$$s&a9Hy
GIo24 MA Service Inc. MlIS

"N0t the least. Coed day"
Hey. walt a minute. Don't be
20 awful swift On your proccydjgr
You q friend OF the family
YEP ANY o your busintssg'
The man apparently appreciated
thc Eoodnatufed moekefy, and
laughed
cmon up on tho porch" he In
yited,
Just Tor a minute then" and Fin
ley took a profferrd scat Wonder,
Gal gardens. these"
That's fiFht, My works more
wonderful. tho Sos Orvillo Kent's 4"
Ellis Is astronomy. know. What's
yours7'
"Buso'osy Entomology, you know
Ana / had this shack right here BY
the water SOS I Ga study water,
beetles and the fifJy -lcyou other In
scots round about, Like that sort O.
thtngg"
Il think / should II / knew more
about H. Arc you-cr-in Str. Ray
nor's employ"
NO. / ain't IN nobody employ,
I'm my own master, But make
my vports-"
what he dId with tho reports ne
made Finley didn't wait TO hear. Tor
ha caught a glimpse OF SANS blue
gardgn smoek, and he STROBE OF
AElin. however. the quarry riuiai
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THOUSANDS HAVE KIDNEY
TROUBLE AND NEVER
SUSPECT IT
Applicants for Insurance Oft.
en- Rejected.

Judging from reports from drug.
gists who are constantly In direct
touch with the public, there Is one
preparation that has been very sue
cessful in overcoming these condl.
lions. The mild and healing influ.
cuce OF Dr. Kilmer's Swamp Roo; is
soon realized. II stands the highest
FOR its remarkable record OF success.
IN examining physician for one
Of the prominent Life Insurance
Companies, in an interview Of the
subject, made the astonishing state.
ment that one reason why 50 many
applicants for insurance are rejected
is because kidney trouble IL so com.
mon 10 the American people. and the
large majority Of those whose gppli.
cations are declined do not even sus.
pect that they have the disease. Or.
K.lmer's swamp-Root 10 on sale at
all drug stores in bottles Of two sizes,
medium and large.
However. II you wish first TO test
this great preparation send 10 cents
10 Or. Kilmer & Co. Blnghamton.
y. T., for a sample bottle. When
writing be sure and mention this
aper.-AdYertlsem
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Homemade Remedy
Stops Coughs Quickly
The beat cough fue<fislne feu ever
u.~d. A famllY snnp'f easily and
gulrkly made. SAVES about g..

You might be surprised 10 know
that the best thing YOU can use ter
a severe cough. j. a remedy which
Is easily prepared AZ home IN iqst
a few moments It's cheap, but for
prompt results it beats anything else
you ever tried. Usually stops the
ordinary cough or chest cold in q
hours. Tastes pleasant, too-ehsldrcn
Ike it-And i "a pure and good.
Pour ~, ounces OF Pinex ia 9
pint bottle then Nh II up with plain
Eranulated sugar syrup. OF use elari.
fed molasscs, honey, or corn syrup,
instead Of sugar syrup, II desired.
Thus you make s full pint-a family
supply-hut costing no more than a
small bottle Of ready'made cough
syrup.
And a. cough medicine. thsrs I,
really nothing better 20 Be had At
any price. Il goes right 10 the spot
and gives quick, lasting relief. II
promptly heals the lnhamed men,
branes that Inc the throat aud air
passages, stops the annoying Throat
tickle, loosens the phlegm, and coon
your cough stops entirely. Splendid
for bronchitis, Group, hoAtseness and
bronchial asthma.
Pinex Is highly concentrated CON-
pound OF Norway pine extract
famous for healing The membranes.
To avoid disappointment ask your
druggist for "1ih 0tnces OF PineI'
with directions and don't accept any
thing else Guaranteed 10 give abso.
lutte satisfaction or money refunded
The Pinex Colt. Wayne. Ind.
--AdssriisFTnsn
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him

him.
He stood a minute. rcconnoltsrinr.
when what seemed TO be a youDg
whirlwind bore down upon him.
"oh. sir. how do you DOT who
are your a fairy princo7 AIine--
come TO claim my hnnd7'
Tho speaker was a girl OF about
~. her bobbcd hair flying. her little
frock o. knitted wool open az the
throat and brief az the knees. her
Tam pcrched on ono side Of her
,ousjcd head. and her round. bonny
young faco laughing with siec.
I'm Dolly Fay she announced.
"f'm n nelshbor Of tho Rnynofa
and live just across that brook
There's man lives almost IN
the brook" Finley informed her.
yes. I know. Oid Grim Cannon.
the bug man. IIo collects beetles
and spiders ana gTnsshoppcrs and
And their ilk." Finley finished
for her.
Docs that mean their young2 Yes.
no gets eggs and cocoons and. oh
and lovely butterflies! Where you
! golng!'
ITO look for Mrs. Raynor. Can't
you help me find herr
Cert. I'll take sou right 70 her.
You're a real nice man. Do you ike
me7''
VERY much"
80 DO | you. Come on"
She ran ahead and II took Finley 3
longest strides to keep up with her
At last. sure enough. she brought
him 10 Bunken garden. whose
depth had hidden Nan from ylcw.
Good morning" she said. with n
little cons,raint In her tone but an
lrreprcgsible smile Of welcome in her
eyes. "ielio. Dolly" she went on,
have you scraped acquaintance
with Afr. Flnley?"
Yes, he thinks me adorable! And
I think he's enchanting. But. Nan.
see you want 10 be alono with him
so tra IN la-' and she danced
away. laughing.
stop. Dolly! Come back hsrcr'
but the girlchiid's ringing laughter
was the only reply.
There was silence.
Wistful, pathetic, Mans cyeB rose
to meet the ones that looked down
on her with infinite kindness.
What can / do for your" Finley
said.
Nothing" she returned. blankly
There's nothing TO DO dons. You
sec how things are"
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TELEPHONE CONYERSATION
BETWEEN KARL WHITNEY
AND MHS. ALICE HAMILTON

Good morning. Mother Hamilton,
This ls Kari, How DO you feel this
mernlngT'
Il am not very well. Kari. Alice
Ia not ill. Is rheY'
NO, mother. / DO not think che
n really ~ but she has become very
melancholy. She doesn't seem 10 be
Interested IN anything Hhc hasn't
spoken unless che has been spoken
10 since We left your home and came
over here 90 mine win you come
and zoe her N come over after
your Perhaps you can cheer her
up a little"
do you think. Karl. that she "
HHeyIns Tor her father"
mo, she doesn't seem 20 bo Eriey.
Ing az all just not Interested"
"1'n be right over Kari, my boy
Leslie Il going out and sha can dave
me over tn her roadster. Mrs, Ath,
orion and tho y0ung woman that
Leslie has engaged 90 Eoverue6s
Tor little Jack arc coming IN tha
morning and Leslie 10 going down
10 meet them,
II hate 20 rrsak Of g. mother
dear bot II Lesiis brings YOU over.
please toll her not 60 come in, Poor
Alice II 20 unhappy and % repent.
ant for what abe hBs done TO LFslle
that am afraid that II she comes
face 20 face with her n VIII make
her more m0ruHr and melancholy
k1rL would you IAt me 90 come
over and s'Hy few days with yuu1
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.-rl.IT rlrn-- IN -

THAT I cannot ten you"
why, San7 why. Man. ds8FT
FtnIey's voice was tender. hia gaza
was compelling but he ahfank away
from him. saying.
Don't DO kind 10 mech. Mall
colin, dont' cant bear H."
Il don't understand. dear, but
I'm going 70, You know I love you.
Nnn-o don't be afraid. I'm not
going 70 tell you 10. bu, 1 have al
ways loved you. and even tho sou
thrcp mo over fog RayBor. I'm aull
going 20 keep watch and ward that
no harm comes 10 YOU"
Please. Malcolm. don'tr'
An. 10 my little plan worked. I'D
/ ~ | followed you down here, Air
Finley" these opening words were
followed by the appearance OF Miss
/ Matte from aroundlhe corner OF n,
group OF cvergrsons. because lei,
pretty sure that you would be nRkinr
love 10 my brothers. wife. All. hht
Her thin old face took on diabol.
teal look Of gise. and she pesrsd into
tho face Of each with q Triumphant
lcer.
why. Alss Matte. you heroT' said
Finley quickly, That's Rood. and
you viii have your little joke. Now.
own up you heard me asking Mr.
Raynor 20 have moro burglar protec-
ton down here. More trained men
TO keep watch and ward over her
yaluablcs. Don't you agree with
met"
rs that what you were talking
1boutT" Miss Matte said. thought
fully. and with a shade Of disappoint.
ment or, her face.
Yes" mld Finley, delighted that
no had at least partly convinced her.
There should be small corps OF
night wntchmsn, aud more house
protection b6sIheH"
why does Il interest you 20 deep.
ly, Mr.. F'inley7'
"oh, I'm not in tho buBinoss--don't
think I'm burglar-alarm agent. but
l SEQ tho necessity for better pro.
lection. I'm surprised that so able
a man as Raynor doesn't see Il that
why himself"
yes. my brother Is an nblo man,
but he's the sort whose mind Is above
domestic details. lie leaves all such
TO Nan"
That's why I'm trying 10 PET.
suads Mrs Rnynor to attend 10 II or
70 let mo do II for her III take up
the matter with your husband II you
say so, Nirs. Rnynor"
You were calling her Nan when
I came up Miss Matte spoke sus.
Dioloualy.
"Oh, We were old friends. and I
believe wc aid use TO use first names.
But It's more formal situation now,
Shall we 10 TO tho house, its almost
luncheon timer"
The three Btroiled along tho flower.
bordercd walks, and. ns they reached
the terrace, Dolly Fay flew to greet
Thorn.
Got your spoonlnE done, you
two?' she asked. shaking merry
forsflager at Nan and Finley.
Miss Mattio's lulled suspicious
suddenly nwokc again.
Continued In Our Next ISSUE
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Telephone CouN s-Fsailon llrtwcen
Mrs, Alice IIAmlion aud
Leslie Prescott

'Lsslle. Leslie is lhs your
yes, mother II0g 40 you know
I WIS hafaT'
''rhs butler told mo- ] didnt
know you had t~ft lhe housc I've
sol 90 get over 90 Kari and NiiCs's
Immediately Can you come back
ana iako NOR
"or course I can mother dear
what 10 The natter
Il don't knov lfslIt bur Karl
just told mo over mo phone that
Alice Ia not hers sf m alb Z am
awfuly worried
Get on your fAinsE mother and
I'm DO lhcrs b. che time you are
ready have Eut to gd dosu 60
tho station 10 meet Gly Athertou,
you know
Hurry please hurry, dear. Some.
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Il ssg Why did you marry ulm
NauE
Tho tbg voice Was semitic. the u.
urgtIoH alRnrt Carr16iug, Nancy
Hayugr riuigBtrnvd up and turned "a
cold glance ou him
"feeausc chose ta Ata' ] 10
not rsErCt g."
"Nuu don't We'll. u9 Heaven !
90 The merC thought uf YOU you
Nan, linked 10 shat gloi, that beast
eco
"stor' My husband b neither %
ciod nor n beast iis ls "a Ert't man
and q Errat scholar
Great man Do hiuwvl' Great
! scholar be- hauEodt 10 Dc great bus.
I hand 60 your ts hg oven a decent
husbandf l. be good 90 your Answer
me. Nan=snawcF mg'
linicy had Hraspcd her two hands
in his own. and stood eagerly gazing
down into hes frightened face.
Don't. Oh dontr fhc cried, lie
viii come-ho'u always ON watch
and he viii see you-and he VIII XII
mef'
Il shall Kan him-if he has YOU
. In this state q AFFECT fear. this con
dition o. utter sublectlonf
"Hut ho ha-both those things are
true. I can't help it-and-you can't
help me-"
Il viii help you, Mani must, I'm
helper first % all. I'm d flNer. a
stulshtensr-ou % wroug conditions,
You shall be freed from that brute
stop. Malcolm Tier yoiee was
quiet now. and irily calm II don't
want you 20 say those things lheJ
mean nothing ana they hurt me"
'Nuu." FINLEY took her hy the
shoulders and looked deep into her
dark eyes Nan. 90 you love him
"tt0w could J.. MalcolmT" che said,
simply
"Thtn why l.t sou marry him.
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q ana going % ssIl another r.l.
.dlr" raid the I,ltdir Lady, "ieit lt
.h not going 10 rhyme
Good said The Crooked Man II
like them hAttfr when lhoy dpnf
'Eu De- we." said Sancy and sick.
no 80 we" said Sir and Air
.Ftierpetsr.
40 do ae." nald sleepyHrad and
Rlow We Ike things batter when
tbcy don't rhyme
80 tho Riddle Lady beElus j
have "a thousand arms lnd no lFH
which o. more fortunate than u
had "a thousand legs and no arms
Because am "a rcrubby sort ~
person.
my friends arc tho fcrubbinE
bucket and tho vlplng cloth.
4" I'VE like 10 talk things over.
1--WE talk nbout tho pup BE
tricks in mud and 6plg'che1 milk
OK ~ his pan when he drinks
1--WE like 10 talk about the baby
il6 Ia luat old enough 10 wulk and
rat bread ana butter Ne spills
.Wrasy crumbs 40 over The floor
1--WE like 20 tank about Sir.
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six years

Only parents knowhowfast the years
speed by. Today, a care, free sprite of
ten. a few years 49,. and the
little tousled head blossoms into girl
full,grown.
Child,health specialists will tell you
that the years betwcenten and sixteen
are the years of mostvital importance
in the life of a child. It's then Mother
Nature is busy building the physical
structure for the woman of tomorrow.
And it is then the wise parent makes
doubly sure the child has learned the
Importance of right food-habits.
This means, TO start with, the better
breakfasthabit. Nothing is more essen
tial to your child's welI,being to her
work at sehool-to her spirit at
play than nourishing substan, n
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WSElNULs}GG'
Su 6S FGG[3 69IUGGS3T
q ~ Olive Roberts Earton
NO. IA sCRUBBY RIDDLE

! Brown. Ila spills ashes out % bic
pira and makes the place ail mH-=y.
'We like go fafE about Billy %.
never wipes hia fsff ou rainy Iag
"'Wr Ike 10 talk about Betty
She drops sticky s1umrl parru
ANA never picks them up.
"'Ail these people make work for
ua 20 clean up. but wG never com.
Plam
"If there was no work tbry
would not keep ua and thGu wa
would fa out of q home
"is d broom asked Mm
Muffct
$50" said the Riddle Lady "A
broom cannot always clean ur
sticky plaCsa"
"h BE- as II a." began Au
Eprit then stopped shc really
couldn't think Of Il thing
~ know" Flld Mm GruHdU who
NaH "a wonderful h0usskfepfr. TITS
d aCmbbing brush"
That's right" said the Riddle
LADY Ana That % tlr prize, a
nice new HcrublinE brush"
Mra Grumpy would rthgr-much
rather have had new sugar spoon
or "a nufb0uI or a caB1lsmigk, hut
rho took bier prize with "a thank sou
aud a smile aud carried % home aHl
showed b 30 Mister GWudy very
proudly Because, after aIl. q pTlzr
b. % prize, and when you gin one DC
shows Eog much smarter you orc.
Another thing, my drari n III
wfrH not for soap and seubJiur
bruhlcF how would o. world full u
suErsp0nus and nut bowls aud
raud'eEtlcE look
Like nothing at afl-iiEe nothing
al aIt
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His Auto-Intoxication
Had Nothing To Do
With Yolstead

MI NJ Cook OF 1876 Pacific Street.
Brooklyn, N. Y. says II felt drunk
most the time. Ny head was dizzy,
! couldn't think clearly I paid no
attention 10 1t until ono day ] dropped
2 coin and WHEN | stopped 10 gct IL,
! got 50 dizzy fell in the middle Of
we street and was almost run over
! later found out that the cause Of
lhls condition was due 10 a sluggish
i llyet causing FAULTY INTES.
IINhL ELIMINATION (constipa.
tlon), This was promptly and efec.
lively overcome by short course OF
.aTlifers Little Liver Pills. They were
llie-sayer in my case. NJ appc-
llle has doubled, my DIZZINESS has
genc,, and my pep is great" Carter's
L l.l'.,,, Liycr Pills have been reeom-
nshdcd by druggists everywhere Tor
o. years. 25c a package,
Il W.. 1.
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w h lat then /?
- - . - - -

tial breakfast And nothing meets this
need SO completely land so economic
ally as tasteful, homecooked cereal.
For cereals are rich in carbohydrates!
Food elements that the stomach digests
easily and turns into energy quickly!
Becauc2 the Albers Mills have sbe>
cidIized for 80 years in the making of
cereals you will find, at your grocer's,
an Albers Better Breakfast Cereal to
meet everybreakfast need. Teach your
youngsters and your grown.ups tool
that an Albers Cereal with sugar,
topmilk or cream-is the quick>encrgy
way to start the day.
Look for the miner" on the pack,
age and mail the coupon below
for the new Albers book, "The
\ ABC Of Better Breakfasts"
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REGIN mERE rnnAY
Q 10 . = h MA

Malcolm FiuiyS, returning from
Japan. 81 Invited o. E..Err
tha Ions island homo ~ Douglas
Naynrr husband of Nancy who "a
FORMER sweetheart ~ lInioYs E'n-
ieF disruYCrs thst Nayuer b. NTau-
Finley Eots 90 Flower Acres lu the
cct.pauy az a friend sara Goddard
AZ Flowers Acres De SEES Nancy o
Nancy brother. NrN.llc Kent KAY
nors EaNnUrs sister Miss hai,I
and others Finley notices that his
cunVersatipns win Nansl als
trued o. rntcntlN BY kalnor An1
Miss Matte Miss Matte vows a.
herself that she viii find ont the
trio state 10 affairs between FINLEY
and Nancy. Nancy decides that she
viii raasa btuE friendly O. kaYnor
Ia order 90 iift them above suspicion
md FtulrY angry decides Go set
tir Ravnara hash" if he continues
a. mlstrrat Nancy New FINLEY
strnits into che gardtus.
NOM 60 ON WITH THE STORY
Doubtlcss she was To- some green
house. or behind some shclterinE
trres. but be couldn't find her Wan
deanv almlessly, he came upon a
small house.
n Was butt near n shiny. ripply
brook, and was both picturesque and
comfortablo n it- effects
ON its absuriiy small porch sat an
absurdiy larse man. Finley had a
ncctIng thought OF Big Bruln In Tiny
Cubs chair
Good DAY" be said. pleasantly
ana the man on the porch nodded
indu5reuty
Belong 70 tho Raynor estatc1
Tinlcy's glance took IN tho house,
Yep. ANY o. your business