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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1924-10-02
Clifton HoHow School
Della Wenum, Teacher

The rs are studying "The Legend
of Sleep Hollow" fer Reading.
Mr.. Mealey visited our school
Monday.
The SIS are writing letters for
Language.
The following have perfect at
tendance record fcr the month,
Rollin Schweinzer, Alice Kuschel,
Clarence Kuschel, Lynn Creswell,
Lucille Creswell, Clarissa Schweizer
and Eunice Jorgenson.
The rs are using our new Beacon
Phonic Chart"
Lucille Striebel, Reporter.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1924-10-02
Couerdah

A few of the families of this
vicinity attended the --Durand fair
last week.
Mrs. Neil Reed and daughter, Miss
joyce, and Mrs. R. A. Solom and lit
tie son, of River Falls, spent a few
days last week visiting Mr.. and Mrs,
Christ. Jensen.
All the telephone lines were out OF
order after the recent terrific wind.
Mrs. Lester Finstad and Miss
Carol, of River Falls, spent a few
days of last week visiting at the Ed
Brekkie homA
Miss Florence and Jasper and Wal
lace Jensen are attending high school
at Ellsworth.
John Gilbertson is building new
machine shed.
Mrs. John Westrum, Mrs. Fritz
Nelson, baby Esther and Lillian
Bake were visitors at Mrs. Ed
STEMS last Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. o. Westrum re.
turned to Glen Flora Tuesday, after
visiting at the j. T. Gilbertson home
Mr.. and Mrs. Carley and family
the Otis Evenson and Andrew Nor
derhang families were visitors al
Henry Norderhang's Sunday.
Miss Amanda Norderhang spent
Sunday with her parents, Mr.. anc
Mrs. Andrew Norderhang.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1924-10-02
Viking

Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Ofstie and
children of Menomonie spent Sunday
with. relatives here.
Mrs. Ingebretson of Hudson spent
the past week with her daughter,
Mrs. Walter Zentzis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Hanson had
their baby baptised at Maiden Rock
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Gilstad and
daughter left last week on, motor
trip to North Dakota.
The Y. P. S. will have a pie social
at Carl Howe's, West Martell, Thurs
day evening, Oct. 9.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1924-10-02
Pleasant Valley

Oscar Gilbertson and son, of
Beldenville, have been threshing in
this vicinity of late.
Theodore Ramberg was business
caller at South st. Paul last Thurs
day.
man, was a recent caller here.
man. was a recent caller here of late.
Miss Jessie Scott, who is attending
school in River Falls, spent Saturday
and Sunday at home.
Mrs. G. L. johnson of River Falls
spent a number Of days last week at
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1924-10-02
Willow Hill School
Bernice Maier. Teacher

We organized our School Society
last Friday and the following of
ficers were elected: President, Cliff
ford .Ramberg; Vice-President, Clara
Olson; Secretary Treasurer, Opal
Gregerson, Deputy, Howard Jenson.
William Scott was absent last
week.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1924-10-02

The 3's and As Geography class are
keeping weather chart.
The rs Reading class are making
booklets.
The 6's and rs Geography class
have made maps of North America.
The SIS and SIS are reviewing
fractions for Arithmetic.
The Physiology class are studying
Food and Digestion.
Visitors are always welcor,e.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1924-10-02

Use the classified COLUMN.
Putnam patriot., 1924-08-22
WEST THOMP SON

Frank Ramsdell spent several days this week in Boston.
 Miss Emma Chubbuck is spending this week in Boston. l William St Marie and family spent day at Woonsocket. k. l.. recently. | Joseph Berihiaume enjoyed a visit from his sister from Canada last Sat urday.
 Henry Deotte celebrated his birth day Monday evening by entertaining several friends.
 1 Master Rodney Guile attended the Maynard family reunion at Proyi- dence on Saturday.
 Miss Eva Malaga is the guest of her cousin, Miss Beatrice Fortier of Dayville this week
 Mrs. D. W Braytou and Eleanor visited Mir. and Mrs. A. E. Bid&ell at 1 Thompson this week.
 Mrs. Frank E. Ramsdell and two daughters spent the past week with friends at Providence.
 Miss Shaekley of Leominster. Mass. passed the weekend with her sister. Mrs Alfred Chubbuek
 Mir and Mrs Eugene Bernier and daughter Louise spent Sunday with Mrs Heinbuek at Putnam.
 Mir and Mrs. Harry Sayles and family. Mrs Charles Guile and Rod ney motored to Pascoag on Sunday.
 Miss Nellie Flanagan of New Lon don passed the weekend with her par ents. Mir and Mrs. W F. Flanagan.
 Mir and Mrs. Albert Copeland. Miss Leo Copeland and Leonard Mosher of North Grostenordale spent Friday evening at Daniel Brayton's.
 Mir and Mrs. John Hopkinson and daughter Virginia. hr and Mrs. Dav- Id Peterson and daughter Eleanor spent sunday at Newport, R.
 Miss Lena St. Marie returned Sat urday from a ten days visit with Mrs. George F. kenson at Longmeadow. K. l., and relatives at Manville. k. |.
 Mir and Mrs. Eddie Pratt of North Grafton. Mass, Mir and Mrs. Alfred St. Marie and Evelyn and Mir and Mrs. Biheauli of Putnam were at i Henry Hebert's on Sunday
 MT and Mrs Frank Malaga and two sons of Woonsocket R. L. Mrs. Mary Habelin of Providence, and Mrs. Virginia Allen of Dayv cent Sun day with George l.. Madsta and fam fly
 Mrs. Celinda Ducharme and two daughters of North 0x ord, Mir and Mrs. Joseph Speonich Mt. and Mrs. Frank C. fin ant son of New York City, spent Monday w'th Mir. and Mrs. Louis Deotte.
 Mir. and Mrs Harry Coville and daughter Geraldine Mir and Mrs. Daniel Bragtou l laughter Eleanor. Mir. and Mrs Rv Allen and little Wesley. spent sanaey with Mir. and Mrs. Earl Austin of Putnam.
Putnam patriot., 1924-08-22

THE Jewctt you buy has broped its Il soundness of design, its sturdiness, ability, in over billion miles of service! Jewett needs no radical changes for perfectionl It's far beyond experiment.
 Do you realize that Jewett's motor was originally used in car selling for S2000-a Paige? This same big 50 h. p. Paige built motor-perfected-is the motor of the Jewett today!
 It's big motor-and that's what you want! Why put boy to doing mans job When you want power-and you want it to climb hills in high, to pass others, to pull slowly in high through hard going-you want 10 get that power without wearing motor speed.
 Many cars get their power" by speeding up small motors. But such strained-for power is short-livedi Jew
Putnam patriot., 1924-08-22

Josephine Wallis from Worcester is visiting Marion Lewis.
 Mr. Nicholas Yamoff spent the weekend at the Vernon Stiles.
 Mr. Olney Brott was one of house party at Nantucket last week.
 Miss Turner of New York is visit ! ing Miss Elliott. who gave a luncheon | for her on Thursday.
 Mrs. William Leake and Miss Nell | lie Ryan have motored to New Hamp- | shire t0 visit their sister. Mrs. Welch. The play. Daddy. which was giv- len at the town hall Thursday evening was well attended. An account of Ii will be given next week.
 Mr. and Mrs. Vousiatsky have gone i to Ridley Park fo meet Mr N0nsiat- kyH ter and brather-iH-law. who fare arriving from Seattle. Mrs. Armstrong has returned from Syracuse and Mrs. Sarah Munrau has gene there Co spend two weeks with Ter niece, Miss Bafniee Arm strong
 King barg Living teu has returned from New York. where he has been taking a course at the summer school lat Columbian He will spend tHe re- mainder of his vacation in town.
 Mr and Mrs. Loui Ream and the l Misses Frances and Virginia Elliott attended Mrs Hoppin's dance in Pom ! fret Saturday evening Mrs. Ream giving a supper tO twenty guests who later went to the dance.
 The Ladies Aid Society Of the East Thompson Baptist church will hold lawn party on the church lawn Satur- day afternoon. Aug 90. at 4.30 o. clock. In the evening there will be an entertainment starting at 7.30.
 The Thompson W. C. T. U will hold its annual meeting Wednesday, Aug. 27, at Kings Daughters Hall. at i045 a. m. This will be an all-day meeting and dinner will be served in the usual way. Business meeting in the morning. speaking and social time in the afternoon. Let each mem Der be present if possible
 Thompson society had busy day last Saturday. the older people attend ing the tea at the golf club which was given by Miss Sherman and Mrs. Gardner Miller. while the younger or rather the youngest set attended the party given by Frank Decker, Jr., to celebrate his tenth birthday. At the latter function twenty-nine children were present, making a charming pie ture in the garden with their many colored balloons.
Putnam patriot., 1924-08-22
POMFRET

Mrs John Jay Whitehead of Brook lyn. N. Y, is guest at Mashamoquet Inn.
 Walter Arnold of Hartford is visit ine his parents, Mr. and Mrs. j. W. Arnold.
 Chester Nevins of Providence spent Sunday at the home of Miss O'Neill.
 Edward Farrell. Jr.. of Providence has been spending his vacation with his family.
 Miss Annie Lindnen returned Sat urday from spending a few days in Plymouth.
 Miss Helen Bowen of Providence is spending q few days with Mir anu Mrs Edward Farrell.
 Miss Margaret 0'Neill of Provi- denee is spending her vacation at the home of her parents.
 Miss Rebeeca Smith of Boston has been visiting the Misses Murray at their home in Abingdon.
 Miss Annie o'Neill is spending a weeks vacation with her brother. John 0'Neill of Hartford
 Miss Margaret Farrell of Williman- tic was the weekend guest of her parents, Mir. and Mrs. Patrick Far rel.
 Charles van Brunt Cushman has re- ceived a shipment of eighty sheep with which to begin his new sheep farm.
 Mir. and Mrs. Michael O'Neill are entertaining Miss Marcella Conlon and Michael MeNamara of Provi- dence.
 Mrs. Bonner and Max de Schauen- see of Philadelphia have been guests thsi week of Mrs. and Miss Elliot at Orchard House.
 Mrs. Philip Birkhead and Miss Nina Moran. who have been visiting with Mrs. Arthur E. Lansley ai Fox Run Farm. have returned to Mendham. N. J.
 Miss Rosamond Murray and Ed ward Murray were among those pres enf at the ball given in Newport on Saturday by Mir. and Mrs. Stuart Duncan.
 Dr, and Mrs. Joseph Clark Hoppin were hosts on Saturday evening to a large company at CoGrtlands. Dane ing began at 2 o'clock. the music be- ing furnished by the Colonial orches- sra of Providence. The entertainment was one of the largest ef the season and was attended by most of Che members of the summer colony.
Putnam patriot., 1924-08-22
ABINGTON

Mrs 0rray Potter of Danielson is caring for her mother, Mrs. Flagg. who has been ill
 Mrs. Balloch Miss Esther Mac Naurht. Roy and Louise sherman mo- tored ta Petersham. Mass, on Sun day. where they visited the families of Charles Buel and George upham.
 Mir. and Mrs Fred Botham and daughter Elizabeth Mrs. Florence Kramer and daughter Mildred. and Y F. Griggs motored Co Norwich last Sunday.
 The intermediate class of the Com GreRational Sunday school will have sale of ice cream. cake and lemon- ade on thg church lawn Tuesday eve ming. Aug. 2. Everybody comel There will he games for all. both old and young Proceeds will go Co the Sun day school
Putnam patriot., 1924-08-22
THOMPSON TOWN TOPICS;

out-of-town guests were Mrs. hlots and Mrs. Phetteplace.
 James Maitland is home again after trip to New York.
 Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Searls have re- turned from Nantucket.
 Betty Decker has Edith Sayles Of Providence as a house guest.
 Mr and Mrs. Herbert White and their daughters start on q motor trip on Friday AEiss Helen piefponf from Water bury has been the guest of Miss Pru- denee Paine.
 Mra. Hodgekinsou of Framingham and Hiss Chaflotte Smith Of Newton are guests of Miss Frances Elliott.
 Dr. and Mrs. Paine and Miss Pro 1auea painn attended the reunion CT lhe Child family at Roselaud Park on Thursday.
Putnam patriot., 1924-08-22
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Miss Collier is visiting Miss Lucy Olney.
 Mrs. Cunning spent the weekend at Chestnut Hill, Mass.
 Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Backus have motored to New Hampshire.
 Miss Wiley entertained at bridge and nah iong for Miss Turner Friday evening.
 Ar. and Mrs Edward Ream and their children will leave for Louisville on Friday.
 Mr. and Mrs. Albert Russell were in town for che Village Improvement Society play Thursday evening.
 Miss Babcoek. who is studying in- terior decorating in New York, is yis- iting her aunt. Mrs. George II. Nich- ola.
 firs. Roosevelt entertained the Bridge Club on Tuesday. The only
Putnam patriot., 1924-08-22
POMFRET LANDING

Mr. and Mrs David Mairson of Hartford spent the weekend with Mrs Jennie r White.
 William Critcherson of Babylon. L. l.. has accepted the position Of poul- tryman at Athlo Farms.
 Nr and Mrs Norman E. White and family of Pawtuckpt. K L. will spend the next twe weeks with Mrs. Jennie T. White.
 Nr aaa f Edward Rowland of Seymour, Conn, were visitors at Mir. and Mrs. Garry Miles on "Wednesday and Thursday.
Putnam patriot., 1924-08-22
Announcing the Jewett with New Colors and Balloon Tire Comfort

ett's bie motor gives its power without speeding up. So it's never strained never overtaxed. It's life IS longi
 Jewett Six is husky throughout, to match it's big power! Sturdy 6-inch deep frame; weight of 2S05 lbs. t20O to 100 lbs. more than Flight sixes"); heavy duty axIes; all-steel universal joints.
 Now-the sturdy, brored Jewett of- fers balloon tires for greater comfort And smart new colors for appearance The Jewctt De Luxe Touring, com- pletely equipped, is now finished in the new Lotus Blue-striped in crimson.
 Come in today and see this smart, new beauty. Bring the folks along if you like. We'll take little ride. You drive. Jewett's "big car" comfort, surprising ease of handling, and its performance will amaze and delight you! tss9tl
Putnam patriot., 1924-08-22
ELLIOTT

Mrs. Seth Kimball spent few days in Waterbury recently.
 Mr, and Mrs. Reuben Robbins vel. comed a little son on Sunday, Aug. IT.
 Miss Elsie Rryden is at the home of her brother In pomfret for a few days.
 Mrs. .. II. Stratford of Ben Avon, Pa, .s he guest of Miss Kate Gosfe.
Putnam patriot., 1924-08-22
DELlSLE BROS., Agents, Woodstock Avenue

Fellows of Jamestown, N. Y., are vis- iting Miss Ella Marie Dreager at Bob-o-L.nks."
 Mrs Arthur Kimhall and Miss Hell en Chase of Waterbury were guests of Mir and Mrs. Seth Kimball for a few days last week.
 Mrs. Petersen and Miss Grace Pet ersen of Woodhaven. L. l., who are sammering at the Gen. Lyon Inn.
Putnam patriot., 1924-08-22

Miss Birkbeck and Mrs. Nourse of Washington. D. C.. are visiting Miss Natalie Romans at "Waybaek.'
 Miss Sarah Romans, who has a summer home here. has returned from Maine. where she spent two weeks.
 Mir. and Mrs. Walter Bryden are spending week at Waterford with their daughter, Mrs. Clyde Hogan.
 Miss Calista Dreager and Charles
Putnam patriot., 1924-08-22

Eastford, were callers al T. s. Clapp's on Wednesday.
 Miss Edith Clapp, in company with two friends from Hartford, is enjoy ing a motor trip through the White Mountains and Vermont.
The Washington times., 1924-01-16
READ THIS FIRST.

1t UGs distinct shock to
Jonathan Brice to discoVer one
day that has daughter, Chiclcis,
aVGs no longer a gGtUky, SGmky
chit of a girl. She had quite
growm up. She had reached the
mature age of sixteen, had "dOne
Wp" her hair and heightened her
skirts. The shock WGs intense
to the dotimg parent. He aVGs
filled 1Vith VGgMe misgivilpgs,
and almost wisked she had been
q bog. In the meantime Chich;ie
met Arthur SontGg and e1peri-
emced the joys of her first rO-
nance.
Ckickie's first "GffGir" ended
disGstrously, for So'etGg soon lost
interest in her and finally dis0p-
peGred. At eighteen Chickie oh
tanned a Job in a brokerage Of
flee, and there met JG1tinG, a gar!
SUise IN the 1CGys of the 1OoTtd OF
Which Chickie knes0 so little.
The Washington times., 1924-01-16

car Barry Dunno said quickly:
You ride in the back with me,
don't you? l was brought here
on purpose for you"
"Oh!' said Cnickie, with little
thrill of pleasure to find the
young, pleasant eyes ON hers. rs
that honest and true?"
But Jake helped her into the
front seat, his shoulder hunched
down costly. mo one robs me
right under my nose, eh Chickie?"
A soft night breeze swept from
the ocean with cool, delightful
purity. The moon dropped silver
chalice on the waves. They sped
through the park, opening it's
deep. mysterious silence with
laughter, with gay snatches of
song.
Nicky poured out tune after
tune, wagging his shiny, bald
head like a fat puppy, saying
after each song: Another little
chune, ladies? Another little
drink? Come, now, let us lift up
our voice in song"
1t was not yet eleven. 1--WE
are going to the Palace" Chickie
was thinking. "Well-that won't
be so late" She was nervous.
They darted downtown. At
Kearny street Bob Larkin flashed
out his watch. Get a move on
Jake-three minutes"
They passed the Palace, raced
down Market. The Ferry.
Good boy! Just on the dot!"
The machine rolled down the
slip-into the boat-the whistle
blasted.
Chickie turned face, pale with
alarm, to Jake Munson. The ter
ror that leaped within her held
her silent. After a long moment
she asked: Where are we go
ing?"
He laughed. More party, of
course!'
There's a boat back?"
"Any number of them"
She began to calculate. "Eleven
it will be half past when we get
over there. I wonder what time
the last boat comes back. Heaven
if we should miss it," She saw
Jonathan prowling through the
The Washington times., 1924-01-16


"oh my. yes! But you think
it's all right to ask me"'
II just wanted to make sure"
said Jennie, accepting Chickie's
evasion. Because when / was
a girl things were different.
We didn't earn our own money.
Why, my mother would have
died before she would have given
her daughter a latch key. I
never kissed your father till
we were engaged and
only when he came and when
he left"
Confident that the inquiry was
over, Chickie began to tease:
"Well, don't you think you're
grand, Jennie! 1t seems to me
you were mighty adventurous.
For my part, I'll sip a little
before I contract to swallow the
whole dish"
"Chickie. wish you wouldn't
talk like that. People may think
you mean it.'
Chickie laughed and sprang
from bed. AS she dressed she
leaned musing on the comb.
Was her mother honest? Did
she really think a kiss so shock
ing? Did she suppose Chickie
The Washington times., 1924-01-16

got up and poured out Chickie's
coffee; sat down again.
WAS it Mr.. Munson brought
you homer"
'"No. He was the host, of course.
1t was Mr.. Dunno"
II didn't hear a machine stop
at the door,"
"Oh-well-you see, Mr.. Dunno
didn't bring his car and we had to
wait on the owl That's another
thing delayed u.s."
Jennie wet her lips, drew them
in and, trying to speak carelessly,
brought out the trembling Ques.
tion in solemn whisper: Chickie
do you ever kiss any of these
young men?'
She didn't expect that from
quiet little Jennie. She parried a
moment, then threw her mother
shocked look: Mother! WHY.
the idea! Such thing to sayr'
Jennie blushed: "Of course
well / didn't think you did"
Il can't imagine why you ask.
Did you kiss young men? Did
you ever kiss anyone but father?"
1t was Jennie's turn to be
alarmed: "Chickie! Why, I'm
surprised!'
The Washington times., 1924-01-16
CHAPTER XIV.
THE FLIGHT.

Trees arched. above a wide
porch. Through the leafy
branches the bay cleaned, black,
quiet. On a sudden the restless
eye of Alcatraz flashed out, an
eerie ghost on the waters.
Jake put his arm around Chick
les waist. She had a miserable
feeling that she might cry.
Isn't that beautiful? You
won't want a finer sight than to
see the dawn breaking from this
Without raising her eyes she
murmured: We'll make the last
boat, won't WEI"
THE last boat2 You're not
wanting to break away, are your"
"Oh-it's not that"
Then why speak Of home?
NO place like home, you know,
after every place else is closed"
MY father may be worried"
Yes? Wen go right in and
phone. Tell him it's all o. K.
Why should he worry?"
He switched on the lights. The
porch was an arbor-white roses
mounting to the roof. It opened
on a deep, octagonal room: rugs
Of Chinese blue on the floor; the
walls dark with reddish woods.
Here and there a barbaric bril-.
lance of color hung from the
panels. Three or four steps led
from this room to another with
mammoth black walnut side
board.
MIX the drinks, Red" Jake or.
dered, taking off Chickie's coat.
Don't let Nick put his flippers in
it. The boys logged. I'm going
down to get an ancient vintage"
And to Chickie: "I'n be up pres
emily. Phone, if you like, and
make yourself to honie.''
'Nicky put on the phonograph
and. imagining himself a wood
nymph, came tripping down the
room waving his hands. He bow.
ed, saying merqily: Dance,
Chickie, chick, chick?''
I'm tired, Nicky." She turned
her back quickly, saw across the
room Mana. Mana on a low sofa,
her slim legs crossed, was comfort.
ably resting in Bob Larkin's arms.
His wife, helping Barry Dunno
with the cocktails. appeared se-
renely unaware.
Janina sauntered over to Chickie.
Say. What's the matter?"
I'm afraid we're going to miss
the last boat. It's IL now"
THE last boat! What are you
talking about?''
IF we miss it,"
What are you pulling off,
Chickie? You knew what was up
when we started for the ferry,
didn't you?"
Chickie struggled with her ach.
ing breath. do you mean we
won't get the last boat?"
Janina's face turned white.
Didn't Jake tell you? Didn't you
hear us all planning for tomorrow?
Where in heaven were you? Helrs
bells! Now l suppose papa'll say
I've led you astray. We're not go
ing home tonight!'
Leaden pallOr sucked the color
from Chickie's skin. Janina tap.
ped her foot impatiently. phone
and tell them you missed the last
boat. Tell them we're going yacht
lIlS lOIuOFIOW-dII over lHe DdH.
Lord! They can't expect you to
miss that, can they? Do they
want you to rotr
When Chickie stood there speech.
less, pressing her finger into the
corner of her eye, Janina bit her
lips. Come out of it, Chickie!
Where do you get this mid-Victo-
rian stuff, anyway? They'll roar
the first time, of colurse. They'll
get used to it. You don't mean to
say you'll miss that trip tomorrow,
do you?"
She went down to the sideboard,
The Washington times., 1924-01-16
NOW CONTINUE.

''I'm not quite sure what your
way is. I think I'll take my own
path" &.
"All right! I can follow as well
as lead"
The others at the table were
now standing. Nicky beckoned
gayly. Hurry up, Jake. We
won't make it,
Janina, the sleek brunette, and
Ida Larkin had their wraps.
Jake said cozily, holding Chickie's
coat; "We'll see which path is
best"
Where are we going?'
ION and on"
Janina had now turned Nicky
over to Ida Larkin. She had ap-
propriated Barry Dunno.
At the door Chickie looked
back, wishing to hold all the
brilliant details of hangings and
color in her mind. Wouldn't Jen.
ME just glow hearing all about it.
As they We're waiting for Jake's
The Washington times., 1924-01-16

never kissed anyone? And was
all that true about the girls
Of yesterday?
Well-they had their day! Pale,
monotonous day. Better to be
walking young in the bright
sun now.
(TO Be Continued Tomorrow
Copyright, 1924. Published by arrange. .
ment with King Features Syndicate, IGc.) }
The Washington times., 1924-01-16

hall; Jennie frantically rubbing
her little hands together.
Sausalito loomed black-a noun
tain coming down to meet the sea.
They took a sheer, precipitous
road winding through stately
trees. They stopped before q
high wall-a little house set back.
And here we are!"
Chickie stole up to Janina.
What time is the last boat
back?"
'All day tomorrow.
The Washington times., 1924-01-16

take It, and It IS much
better for them than
castor oil, calomel or
coal-tar drugs like
phenolphthalein even
If covered with sugar
or chocolate. Syrup
Pepsin is mild and
gentle in action and
your child will have an
The Washington times., 1924-01-16
CHAPTER XIV

CHAPTER XIV.
Jonathan Lays Down Law.
Jennie Bryce, blue and shivsr.