The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, May 22, 1919, Image 3
PKOPLZ, BAUfWKLL, 1. C.
DOWN IN BED
AND SO WEAK
Lady Suffered Terribly for Eight
Weeks But Her Case Showed
^ Wonderful Improvement
I After Taking Cardui. v
Johnson s City, Tenn.—Mrs. M. H.
Scott, living near this town, states:
“About three years ago I was down In
t)ed . . . terrible and so weak I
?ouldn’t bear the sight of food. This
condition continued for about eight
weeks ... I thought I was go
ing to die, and knew I must get some
thing to do me some good. I had
heard all my life of Cardui and the
good results "obtained from its use.
So I decided to try it.
After about a half bottle of Cardui
my appetite Improved, then I was less
•ervous. I kept it up until I had
, taken five bottles—and such an im
provement ! I gained flesh and now
sm the picture of health, due, I be
lieve, solely to the use of Cardui. I
am the motlier of ten children and
feel well and strong.” *
Cardui Is a mHd, medicinal tonic
for women. It has stood the most
severe of all tests—the test of time,
having been In» use for over forty
years. It Is composed of purely veg
etable Ingredients, wnlch have^ been
found to help build up the vitality,
tone up the nerves, and strengthen
the womanly constitution.
Try Cardui.—Adtp
Accepted E*pianation
S*» Ken!v w a** in n hunt*
loir N'? . Ilou did it
B* l|- kinttov Iih? it* lie wi«*tit
OUt lllofl** It |* lll*»l|g||t llmf ll»- «li* , t
tUiii'M'if t»% Mi'stnlk** Ia d**»T
GOODBY.
TROUBLES
TV* tartar** and di*> .»#
faun* and •* Vin# barh. e«.41*«
f**t a*4 If«*«kb**«. dlttia-M.
ae■<•*>. aa • r«W ha** their ongta ta
h > da*f trWM*. a«t -f*aiaB r*«ipla>aia*
TV*** •****•! ajaiH^sM *f h»4a*f aa4
hta44*e 4^«** ar* a*U haewa as la
IV* r****4f
Nast ion* yaa f**t a t«t*f* «f pata
la the V« V ar ara ir.«»VA*d with bead*
**ba. tadMrsatlaa. t* *-*«»-irnea<i*a
la the hlall»r ae pa*a •» the h* m aad
h*a*f ah If »•-* «tl| had aad
•era r* la C}«Vt» MKfVAl. HaarWta
til < epaaWa TV** aid a*4 teSed _
edy f*e htdaey traaMe aad anted
raaa*a**»i* has et—4 the l**e far
4*»f f .*#»• | • the ^
Waa aad trwVi** vaaiah aad a*w t*fa
aad heahh a**l rmm* ae «aa r»i attaaa
there aaa It V*a rwftd*t*tf r**t*r*d
ta yatsf aaaal naaf. ewacaaa* laha^ a
raaanle ae taa *a«h day
ti*d I> MrtUL ll*erl*ai Oil <'*p-
S«Aee ar* faceted *• the
flea at Heart** llwllead. Ite i*S
r*t< a aahatatate. la aaakd
three a>—a. \da
A Cteea H*t
**4 M«i* a nasti
t>«« n*4ti< at»*l
tth* *t te
te«i*t a**a «
II** t*h
t fir.#* «
This most remarkable remedy
causes the stomach to act natu
rally and keeps the bowels open.
Is purely vegetable, producing
on|y highly beneficial results.
MRS. WINSLOWS
SYRUP
Tk« Ikfuta’ aad CWUr« a '« Rtgaktor
Absolutely harmless-complete for.
muls on every bottle—only very best
ingredients used. Ate#/ drmnUf.
Carlyle Realizes His Life Is
Hanging in Balance.
Synopsis — Geoffry ^Hrlylo.
master of sailing ships at twen
ty-six, is sentenced to 20 years’
servitude in the American col
onies for participation In the
Monmouth rebellion in England.
Among the passengers on board
The sIiTp dn whlT-TT Ife Ts sent
across are Roger Fairfax,
wealthy'Maryland planter; his
niece, Dorothy Fairfax, and Lieu
tenant Sanchez, a Spaniard, who
t>eoatne acquainted with the Fair
faxes in London. Carlyle meets
Dorothy, who Informs him her
uncle has bought his services.
Sanchez shows hitiiHelf an enemy*
of Carlyle. The Fairfax party,
now on its own sloop in the
Chesa|»eake hay, encounters a
mysterious, hark, the Nitinur of
Rotterdam. Carlyle (lisa-over*
that Sanchez Is M Hlark Sanchez.”
plutiiilng to steal the Fairfax
gold and ahdud Itorothy. lie
tlgllls Sa licit ex aild lease* him
for dead. In a battle wltti
Sa fir ties followers, h* *v» e\ er. he
is os erpovk efvd stel fhrovtn into
ilse- bay. - Is*-is
«.»te ((.•(••iti i «r:v ’«• d. -id-
wf, ■■ 1 »*' ■
T
sa Int
aeird
tr T7 ■
aad utin
“Smartly done—hard down WJth
your helm there! Tblt'a U, Dow let
her play off •lowly."
He caught sight of me. Alt The sav
age brutality of his nature had been
brought to the surface by Dorothy’s
stinging words, ami he sought now
• some lit opportunity to give it vent.
.Before I could move, he had grippe* 1
me by the collar, and swung pie about,
so that the light streaming out from
the cabin fell directly on my face,;,
“What the devil are you doing, lonf-
ingt aft here? !’ve seen you hanging
.about for ten minutes, i^er lifting a
hand. Who are you anyhow?”
“Joe Gates, sir.” ~ ^■
“Gates—another damned English
man! How did you ever get aboard
here?”
U was the returning LeVere who
made explanation before I could reply.
“Manuel brought him on board last
night. Picked him up drunk ashore.”
“I see.. Well now, do you hnppeui to
have any idea who I am, Gates?”
“No. sir—only that you are one of
the oflicers.”
“I am the first officer, and In com
mand at present. Pedro ivdada is my
name. Now, you damned English
whelp, remember that!”
Before I even suspected what was
coining, his unexpected action as swift
as the leap of a poised tiger, in* struck
oh** of. the—hearers me fairly .between the eyes with the
hutt of a pistol, ami I went down
sprawling onto the deck. For a mo
ment I seemed. In spite of the vielous-
ness of the blow, to retain a spark of
consciousness, .for I knew he kicked
me savagely with his heavy sea boots;
I felt the pain, and even heard the
words, and curses, accompanying each
brutal stroke.
“You drunken dog! You whelp of a
sea wolf! Y^u English cur! Take
tlmt—damn you! And that! You'll
Dot forget me for awhile. That's it
—squirm. I like to x*v It. When you
wuhe up again, you'll lYPietntMT Pedro
iStudw. How did that Ie**l. you grunt
ing pig? Here. LeVere, Manuel, throw
HiIn not Into the fore«'3»fle. Olirwe you.
here Is on** ui*»re to }*»g your tnettior)
't he he*«y. Irutt fthod hoot leieb'd
ftill in my face, and *en*uti**n
me a* t *»ank Itmply bnih, hi
i —r■ ■ - * • i —in I i
un CORNS OFF _
IT DOtSNT HURT
With fingers 1 Corns lift out and
costs only few cents t -
The fellows sent down from the
main chains to the boat brought the
injured captain up first. - This required
the services of three men, his body
hanging limp between them, his up
turned- face showing ghastly in the
flaming of the torch thrust out over
the rail. To every appearance it was
apparently, a corpse they handled, ex
cept for their tenderness, and a single
groan to which the white lips gave ut-
sllpped, wrenching the wounded body
with a sharp pang of pain. Once safe
ly on deck, the three bore him across
to the after cabin and disappeared
down the steps.
Estada had already swung himself
up Into the chains, while Anderson
and M**ndcz wer** IlfTTTTg the girl to
her feet, and rattier roughly urging
her forward. Her,eyes reflected all
the unutterable horror which for the
moment dominated h**r mind, while
her .loosened • hair, disarranged by
*bniggle, only served to intensify the
pt.llor of her face. ,
Pain? No, not one bit! Just drop
D little Freeaone on that touchy corn.
Instantly it stops aching, then you lift
that bothersome com right off. Yes.
magic! Costs only a few cents.
Try Freezone ! Your druggist sells a
tiny bottle, sufficient to rid your feet of
every hard com, soft corn, or corn
between 1 the toes, and calluses, without
one particle of pain, soreness or irrf-
tation. Freezone is the mysterious
ether discovery of a Cincinnati genius.
Suffered for Years
Niscrtble Frui KMacy Trvthlt.
, Doan's Wade Hr. Barnett
Strong and Well.
'II Buffered untold agony with' my
kidneyi for yean,” says John Barnett,
30 'Virginia /Place, Buffalo, ; N. Y.
“Sometimes I felt that I would bum
up with fever, but every now and then
would have a severe chill. Often my
clothes were wringing
wet with perspira
tion. The kidney se
cretions were un
natural in color and
odor and burned ter
ribly. At night-my
shoes were so tight
on mv feet that I
could nardly get them
off and my hands
swelled so I couldn't
hold a teacup. My
back! Oh, how it ^
ached! I walked with "*■
two canes and waa all bent'over like
an aged man. When the terrible pains
shot through my kidneys, my. knees
would aive way and many times I had
to be lifted to my feet by people on
the street. I didn’t care whether I
lived or died, I was so miserable. I
finally used Doan't Kidney Pillt and
they cured me of all kidney trouble.
Doan't made me strong and well.”
Stcorn before me,
A. A. WILCOX, Com. of Deeds.
Cet Deaa’s at Aar Star*. 60e a Bea
DOAN’S V'fJiV
FOSTOLMILBUItH COL AUFTALO. N. Y.
“Hustle her al«*nff
live
iy.
boy*,“
1 ah*iuteii hack Kstudit «•<*
arscl
y.
“If ahe
Won’t ni«»VC, give her 1
l ala
Then
Ite. her Up again, and ti
ike i
turn of
What Esau Sold.
!• Bobby whs entertaining the air pilot
who whs waiting to see his sister.
“Fancy.”, sai«l Hohhy, “flying ma
chines are mentioned in the Bible.”
“Are they really?” asked the Inter-
] es'*'d sub. ,
“Well, in hi* sermon this morning
the vicar *uld that Esau sold Ilia heir
ehtp to Ins brother Jacob." replied
Bobby—Stray Stories. *
Value of Canadiin Farm Land.
In the annual report of the Cana
dian bureau of Htatlsticu, recently Iw-
sued. It appears that the average value
of farm land in th** dominion. Includ
ing improved and unimproved land
buildings, was $4d an acre In IttlM.
The average was $44 in UH7, $41 lo
H)U). $40 in 1i»r*. and $rtH In 1014
it thi
M
ore
n ro|*e ’round h* r What do %•
flits is—.i ' qu*’**tTs r • * •'l 1 '.•»fi ?
lively, aeuorita." In ttes'k *er>.i
ITW gafe* *.Jtf.*d ou him. wfo fv u»id un
Catarrh Cannot Ba Cured
by local application a m they
rwanot reach the eeai of ilia disease
Catarrh l* a teral disease, greatly laAw-
eacad by coast It utlonai« «r*dlt hone HALL O
CATARRH MKDICINK will rare cetarra.
It te tahea internally aad acta througb
*he Hioo*1 oa the Mu ou« Burfaraa of taa
8yat*ia H A t.L a CATaRHH MKOirVNH
is composed of asms of the beat taa lea
known combined with eome of the
it >au. ami
• Us.
* *
in*
li*-r *
the a*
••f #
•I
Chapter XI—Ca«t**«*4
l**Y*e** ehrui
|.-»* Rare Wes
• Irrte • *f ieiiM
the ifcr^'b. el»*1
«ltd rtfseanr of w
a ml not* elapsed H.
mg Hkto the radta*
•hah •pewrai eh
*.“.■%«g>.lsed ; Vhets al
rwtrated ta all It* i
im. As tad taaafd a
ag
■ he
ir. and
as b)
* tb«*tr
ttf-tr
C.tAPTER XII.
A FHer c la tha Faracastlr
Cut leu r* far Sara Handx
Soak hands oa retiring la the hot suds
of ('Btirura Soap, dry aad mb ta Ca-
tlrura Ointment. Remove surplus
win do
IF 9**np. Ototmeot sod Talma ara oaad
for all tot let pan* is*-*. —Ads.
MERELY PIECE OF FOOLING LOOKED LIKE LABOR WASTED
a rs»srrha|
Dmaatate TV Tsactaaeaiate naa.
7. I Chaaap A Ca. Pnpa. T*4
'lying ta i
litk M*«m
»l »»l
ara*
an* 1
1 a •••*
% • *4 • a
i. “1 *an real
ty •** Up •bs»e. Wh*|
Uitrd no donbt Ny tbe •« btug of my
<■1 •mittelil
l|M. fb* ]
i !• Il
y**n are aa afi
feid of—* n .iumnr
t****ty nbeeb K*tr«fta b*d *n brat*ll)t
loafing a
t«rt td
Tit
t0 e*pr*-**A*ss
1 of $>f*«l*‘* face j
I ki«Led mg mi* b‘* bevvy busst Tbe
ting not a
«er f tev |
it**-*i aa aa*t*s
ir»f of |*rof*nttf, bat
tensv y rolling <*f ti. e barb c4rnrtjt m
e*, |L-*f*r
elf bad
' Inefe
wt *4 a>vit.4 t
t ntti f*n» e, bo lifted
•l**toed (bat a* nerv already at aea. ..
tfr tf ren*e
>
[ Me i
rap la a *n^
tea at gal-
•*d bnrbiag aga’ad a bigb nlnd. It
t Hgbt —«l
i br%t a j
Usniff,
aa* a dark. di»sonl. esa tty tntemsr.
Cawraa Tahao ay Ca
Ctaaaty Neat Tnch
Crag*teg la Ana
f Xeaamhtaa
That la
gen
Baarg*s Vied Ova*. Small Bay Caatgo*!
haa further teaaaaady for ho
Mwah heap antg Watar
f.sdlSh
k*q«rd
Mfr fVltt )
f»*|*i| trihRMi^k^ iHIh ill llsli^l*
and >ae*praaelMy dirty. I mnet have
teeg I? tog onrwaeriuga far as serai
hsHsea 4 nseieg teash. fvoting af the
keeftng
SVBelle lib
rwlted f**r
eft ae *
a I
ft sod
hf»* ■!
WH» 0RU6GISIS RECOMMUC
SWIMPHOM-
F t/f ItYAftf 9 *1 f kdaT % bo * a h JYtP WidMW
• »* h Ifiltrk # WC
ttiAnAwJtif) * -IV k Asste^ C q
jy^LdPhii^kdihnuJttaLAadLkAHMKJHiK!
nor *
It is • physictsa’a prescription
hweaip Hoot is a strencthmiug m*di
cine It help* the kid&ry*. liver sod blad
der do the work asture intend*- 1 they
should do.
Ssamp Root hat stood the test of year*.
It is sold by all druggists on its men!
and it should help you. No other kidney
medicine has so m*ny friends
He sure to get Swamp Root and start*
treatment at once.
However, it y«»u wish first to test thi»
great preparation send ten cents to Dr
Kilmer A Co.. Binghamton. X. \\, for
sample bottle When writing be sure and
mention this paper. Adv.
Courtesy im*s|s nothing but rewanb
liberally.
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g |««f %
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ia tb-•
f > lied
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I r**alH «
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l«-r. al
lib ef ea !
*4
t*i*prvo
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ml. 1 mu
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tbr me 1 *
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terWt ti
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a lib F-’i
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rf | te* el
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*9 ftti*t Al
t
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ft*e |a«
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lyar*t«. r»*
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I «!••* ii at
hrwises oQ
i>4* rty (be drt**d
• my far*. Na %<rry srftwta<
eewswesi Us have IwsrW guUB*. a4
a,, 4 i*sa*l>jg a|
>J at**! la* «■?*!•*'
. _ > v W k
in a«t ug ttongh
Jxfl tKe
► e|omd»bnfi pi
ayartgbt
«n I
“Idftfttrr 9|
S# v**nf*ev **ifvee
, |ef| III*
not
*• • • • tf»a-fi • aa i *
ib Xb* rulaa one
antra ng
it 4t
ftiaal ft faMft |
eosr* later ||ei
a«*m tbe
L ||
ftimmengi r *
“llan%m a
a tied
>g oa *be
• be i
It
mtteterf *(f file
> aeevmni He ti
ierangne*l
a«ra
an*I h*-
a* wettai
II# waa a hew
ha oafi and was
ill thr arrwMklhg
hspe threw ew*w*>
•wav* fe»sw a has
. .r
ttttta h*»v at
WIW«‘h li
ahd rVwhihg he aaw
an hnraRas ha had
w* la wrhteh dleM^ier
•tin had hr4d sway
«h*U feiaad It; tw**ew
I h.-M »l'.| • !»•-« h«
.f •. i t%g dlnihg r«<
was otvanst ready fn leave
ju•! th*g r-wasa a hew wtrtte-
n the h*WSM* haard waa
•sawihg la asak* Its afthwal lesar at la
vfwstlwa ahd tha *4*ahtag was gi*w
hied “flat rwady far ihw h**a^l waa
•he teWWr •«*rt*n.*rd It svwthwd. ahd
■ Ha
thaa r
M
it.
•tefS*
*.
ig wry hnwMh d**Tg*d ta atav
don * Haa**
f tbe oafeol
«n rvfd'e*!
I men In (><n
•in* It tteat ti
Tbe day •
4g event waa ar* r.
»f «tetttag came and tmaaed
i^Prn ]
rut a lit tee
> •afGtled tf 1
Tbe nett a
Miming tbe new yowngater
five y*ot »•
“ *i % ertaia
**ot?bt 1 tee
t*mrd* tea*
mafmn “Now tbat tb—m
te> en tee re | •boit aee m>
»n-tai
n Iiftfi4|«4 VK*
n«e of arm
iteti ng iteem eft-pa ea o^ew
tr.*nm .* »♦ r
tfonter** fv
rftVlV f*il*|a-d| ft#*
—do yonY*
he a-be«t.
Apprwpeiata.
Itmswwls is a large nwin•
Gerwiaa general When the
to a<lvan*w late year.
Chose to Continue Playing the Fool.
*4 lAt I
T**atur«'i
light.
But was that all? Was fliat all?
Surely n*»t. F«» r ward (*f -jlti* single
mast was stowed the chest, while In j
the o|*en spa*^* between the lielm^utMi
and the two sailors were stretched two
motionless bodies. LeVere, gripping a her alone, meiL Now, my beauty, I am
stay-ro|*e, a ml ‘ leaning well out. hulled . taking you at your own Word—u step.
In Spanish. and then the protection of my hand.
“Ahoy, the boat! You cun make it?" i We welcome you, as a guest aboard."
“Ay!" ciuue hack EsuuUta _voi<«‘ a uiumctd and tihe hyd ai’niifil tlu*
“Stund by to fend us oft. Call 'all Vtleck. K>tada chose to continue play-
hnnds. ami break amhpr as sooli as w*- the foul.
arc aboard. , “Thanks, sotiorita—tfeaiDk^ h»' bw
“Ytv well, sir. Where is Captain L,,,,, again bowing before
Sam-he/.?" . h( r. CiTp in Imml. “We gic-t you with
^JCstada pqlnted downward in swift. luumr ahr»ar*l the Nnmur—’’
«jW«>8»lve ( t e8UiW. „ f |1|;1| v „ u
, umnicic.r.” she broke in «*efdly-.— 4 ‘Do
not touch nor speak to me."
4 >
Get Longer Better Wool'
Shear with a maChuu* and leave no second cuts n >r •
Ttcar the ahee;) Use a Strv-irt No. y Ball Bearing j
SI i cat-inn Marine. < ie&d.5% fndre wckjI easily and
q>iu klv: R*-rtoves* the t:brr Qompletely . making-.t j
l hgvr itnd better -veLlu.tj he \ es a sni'x'th. even
stuMile t Or next y* tr'-. (fr"w h. Maihim- soon
pays tor it self I’riceS'tl Send u $1—Balance or ’
arrival. * AA’nte for catalog.
CHICAGO FLEXIBLE SHAFT COMPANY
0*P* • 112. 12th ««*••• *n« C*«*tral X..nu» Chirac*. M
riKKS UVatern H>-l>uUt nonnklU. xuaran
teed J.&'Oo rntlea. n»'w tulw* wtih each j
tlr* 30*1, *13. »t/*4.Lj. Ill, »15 . I
tl*«. IIS.^ :i3s«. SI?; tt*| S.'l
> pot. dthCount fur ranh with order. <Jreai j
W#n*rn ltu(ib*r W.*rk*. t'hatlan ,<•(.* T-nr, j
npOPCV TVE4TMEHT. aivw seiek reitoc.
I - -- as* akaet
c
“Hero at tny badly hurt, but
wilt ivcnwr. S*'nd two men de'Vn f"
helji when we nmko fast. Now, Co
. hose—of your rope; wateh out
ahove!"
i stood, gripping h'ird j >t
ninl staring down at the setuie helow,
as tl •■ nVeu in the boat made fast. I
felt pnraly/ed. and h»'lp!ess,,nnnlde to
move. 1 had no business t<* remain
there; every prospect of security de
pended- oi* my the crew. Yet
onlv one thought ;:ripped me Sam hez
was not dejtgl! And that other body?
That of Dorothy FaitTar, without
doubt, vet certainly not lifeless.
..-rrrr-j
the!/.prisoner was the'Trirl—(TTT*
If
mr
tid i<»- prev»‘nt rrHo r later, and-teach
pry, and destined toy a , here. with-
♦d e could it be?—sin* remained alive,
he'pies sly hound
strusirle. or out
fate tar'Worse than death.
-My own HIV hung in Iln* halance—
imy,’ rath*T. my doom whs already
sealed. There seemingly w^as but one
chnii’S* for escape left—that was to
drop -itenlly overboanl. God, i»o! that
woulc be the craven act of a coward.
Better far to stay, ami kill, or even be
killed. •'Kan to be forever curved by
a y ussa
Shi* 13irneil her, by^lf -on lum, tlius
• ohiiiil’' fare to face with Lc\\ ;'e, who
ood enjoying.ihc seem-, a wide grin
<>n his 'dark fm-e, revealing a ro\v«if
A\ hif e’ teetli under
t;uh*‘.
“You, sir—you are an o'lieer?”
“I have eharge of the deck.”
“Then w in re am I to go?"
The mulatto, surprised by the sud
den qu* salon, glanced impTfringly
t**.\yard E'-tmla, who had already com-
pU+ely l«»s.i his s^ete of hum<*r.
.wX •7fT :
1 11 sec to her
der*. ami a round, bull be
“Ahoy, Hiate,** he Kuid pieasan
•-Ib1*-av«iring to M|s*ak low. the elTort
reienihllng the growl of u be;»r. “How
do you foci—pretty M»re?”
“Ache from h* u«l to fo«»t,“ I nn-
i swere<|, liiiiiiediat«’h fisdlng Ids frietid-
I
lines*. “But mi harm done.
“I saw part of it. The damn black
brute kicked savagely enough, hut at
I that you’re lucky; R’m the Spanish
style to use a knife. I’ve seen that
cock slash a man into ribbons for
nothing at all—Just to show he was
11 lines tells me \oiir name Is
Gates, and that you are English."
“That's right; I shipped tirst out of
Bristol.”
“So did I, mate—twenty years ago
though, and I never went hack since.
My name is Tom Watkins. Lfd'S 1 Rhhrlfe^i |
tlmre is quite a sprinkling of us Brit
tstrerx aboard, and we ofght to ifang
together.”
Lie put. out a hlg T.ia|ry fist^amUF
gripped it heartily decidedly “liking
the man his eyes ‘rank!) met mine.
lie appeart'd inuieSt I ml sqtfare a
a j< t hlaek mus- type of tlie Eng!i-!i ■>. aman.
han*lhng with the
m mi i —>
— ■
OmmoulL [ Vary Likely.
*T don't notice anything of n mu^le “What klllc*l your ease In courtY*
r*ck :»l**»nf her**” “Just wait until “I guess It wa* the fact of It*
you hear Sallle le*gin f*» pl*F- * Inf a abort circuit court."
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Is Tour Table Drink
A Real Part of the Heal?
There’s no food value in coffee or tea.
They are only accompaniments to the
meal.
POSTUM CEREAL
-1 saw w ir»iawi
send thi* w* i nch lalow. in s,,
and-teach her who is the master
her now, but. be baek
*pii» kly.” lit Meum <1 out^rrCTTsGH- t.-til.
si'lidifig'' his gnht^ioh »VL>elt.w. “S'Mnj
up thai cji* st. you mcu. Honk on th«
I suit, Manuel, and let her drag;* we
must get out of here'ib a hurry. All
:>, aloft?"
“A> i| - r."
- “Then i*lie»*t home; h(»w la It for
rardT”'' — ,
“H-tb ten
“Torn Watkins, you said. Mny I aslc
if you were out on lhe how-sprit along
with Haines last night?”\^
“Jns’i .Mfon* the iongliout Come in?
Y* s Wv* w*■ iv 1 In re."
“Well, 1 was down helow, hanging
to. tin* ctdde, ami overheard >*»u two
talking t«*g**ther. Someh* w, Watkins.
-«b^T **t HN» I*> hf ill CTMcffy
with thi" gang of pirates; tou don!
*i*k to l e that sort. How. b ng hav*
is part of the meal and a right royal
part, as one well .knows who enjoys a
hot, full-flavored cup of this snappy,
invigorating drinks
Why do hundreds of thousands of
Americans now drink Post urn in pref
erence to coffee?
VOI1 been with them?”
Carly»e get* fu r th*r attention
from th-3 brutal Estada. but in a
different form. What, may it
portend 7 Does it offer hope of
final escape or further danger to
Carlyle and Dorothy*''