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Show Li Into U in . Fifteenth Century Came in v,lil violin. 0 h existence In the cam' wo However, It 1 lily lnth . genera! use elmoet 300 viola differed from ha vine deeper rlbe r,tr'k 'Si PfJJ," at tangent, The anglea. three da gsrnba). tenor d tto trebe' must be added aubviol, double-baa- a ivnes--tb (baritone) and the thi d' SYNOPSIS a 'WafrlStcontained Li-- ipY ELIZABETH JORDAN CuUirf I U U. Apptolaa cum ' i, from viola developed 5rawwt A NOTHER letter today from a reader who says she has made WIIUSwrlM ao many things from the books offered herewith that she has alMias Hosanna's friend, Mrs. Spen-fe- r if he wrecks this, he'll have one. most worn them out, but would Forbes, an lady with You won't darling," she assured the like more information about rag a Past. boy. "I've often reminded you that Who's the other guest? rugs. So here is the answer to my annuity dies with me. Youd her Doctor Craig, question about making flower friend of Berts. have to go right to work, probably u "Thl 2f!l au-SL- hand-me-dow- Huguenot. Thrush Fliea High Solitaire Lofty Dweller of the weat-atehigh mountain where the Douglaa lira hr apart on the aide of the arteries, as I suppose Kneeland told He you. laughed. Halcyon on designs. Use a wax crayon or soft pencil to mark the pattern on a 51 by piece of burlap. Then divide the rest into squares. Now, 33-in- keeps his hands firmly the wheel and his eyes on the road. he quoted ironically. The cub turned and waved a care-le- u Kneeland says he wants it to be 'a paw. He was lightly clad in a terene, happy place. The contrast khaki shirt, khaki shorts, between the Camp as it really is, and a pair of dirty white tennis and as he meant it to be, is awfully shoes. He had a brown skin, brown funny if he knew it hair, and brown eyes. Doesnt he?" She returned her full attention to No. He's too absorbed in his Hale, and gave him a few details own big problem. Hes an unhappy about the neighborhood. man, and with good reason. But he Theyre very casual at Halcyon want everyone around him to be she told him, when she Camp, contented. He has always seen reached that point of interest It himself as a benevolent god in the never occurs to them to meet machine, working his miracles to guests, or to get them to trains, for mark every other one of these big benefit others. It ia to laugh! that matter. Time means nothing squares into small squares to be Hale moved abruptly in his chair, to them, and no respecters hooked in mixed stripes. and Ainsworth took the hint He of persons. they're Mr. Kneeland tiv We are now ready for the flowers; here are ten posies of the type that grandmother drew. No. 1: just two circles. No. 2: A spiral outline with a circle around it makes a rose. No. 3: a spiral with four petals. Sometimes more petals were used. Nos. 4 and 5: a circle or an oval with five petals becomes a wild rose. Nos. 6 and Camp!" straight lines. Tan is a good background color for the flower squares. Rags or rug yarn may be used. A rug hook, which is like a big steel crochet hook with a wooden handle, may be purchased in fancy work Just pull loops of departments. the yarn or rag strips through to the right side of the burlap with this hook. With the help of Mrs. Spears Book 1 SEWING, for the Home Decorator you can make many of the things you have been wanting for your house. Book 2 Embroidery and Gifts is full of ideas for ways to use your spare time in making things for yourself and to sell. Books are 25 cents each. If you order both books quilt leaflet illustrating 38 authentic stitchea is included free. Address: Mrs. Spears, 210 S. Desplaines St., Chicago, 111. ie bird granite slopes, a gray uietly through the Mattering and alights on the upturned d a fallen tree. After a few it deserts its perch to catch much aa do the t in mld-al- r, It Is to of the plains below. lands solitaire, a bird re-- ( i Our Presidents v George Washington made the shortest Inaugural address in the history of this Republic. His second inaugural address contained 134 words. William H. Harrison was the oldest President when inaugurated, being 68 years old, and Theodore Roosevelt was the youngest when inaugurated, being 42 years old. John Adams, who died at 90, holds the longevity record for Presidents. Monroe came next, his age at death being 85. William Howard Taft is the only President to be buried at Arlington National cemetery. the mountain solitudes, luth Wheeler in Nature mag- solitaire is a thrush and one loftiest dwellers of all the family. There is kn air of about these birds that flit and unobtrusively through ain forests. They never cks but seem to live to them-- . satisfied with the vast ex-- of the upper world that is kingdom. as wild and full of romance region in which he lives ia of the solitaire. He usually out his melody in a clear, FOR THESE COMMON SIGNS OF ACID INDIGESTION ing glory type of flower. Nos. 8 and 9: draw a big U and add petals at the top. No. 10: another kind of trumpet flower drawn with ash-blon- K YOURSELF another with a triangle added becomes the morn- 7: one oval inside 1 1 Ca., Young Rex Hate ealls on vSriT hl ta and Unas him proudly sueceuful but Ha tells Hala of itrangty preoccupied. b white Insane, invites him SS He a another mysterious the !summer to Halcyon Camp, hla person, if an a truck. And, darling, home on Long bland, and please mlsea him you ask me. But were all ha will be "Malul myste- don't turn to fit. secretary out the beauties rious, aa Ive hinted. Youll find us of nature to point IMft, us when an Interesting study, in our romantic you're driving at this speed. Theres no sight of sea and etting and woods. sky more beautiful to me than a young CHAPTER I --Continued Halcyon Camp is quite off the main driver who ia the first American outfit Ive had for several years, Hni told the clerk. Been living abroad. Theres a certain satisfaction in ta-f- E starting from the ground up. Mi birth, da Sale, The clerk agreed and led him our credit for perfecting lirta vUa. tuned like a violin,. firmly to the socks, underwear and viola pajamas. Hale bought a lot id them uJownr in pitch. Our 1 threw in a new dressing-gowd give hla old one, ha decided, were both nriier example ta the chap who cleaned his boots smaller, observe an his modest hotel, it was cer- the Chicago Daily New, n viola da tainly in the condition. Bach of ih days Ho paid the bllla with undlmini.h--d wrote three He ba wu popular. bf cheerfulness and went to a popular , for it, and he uses twocon- restaurant at on oclock for needed Brandenburg sixth , in his rest and refreshment The restauthe group, secondary Of the was one Kneeland had recom- having aympathetic rant wholly become never hi, Berlio praised iU tone and Meyerbeer included it ia in "Le CHECK TOE LIFE OF THE PARTY After Big - QHMdtaS- O- - tdi OHM Utm QIMM ovsr It You Haw Any ot Thaw and Suspect Symptom Acid Iitdigcstion as the Cause "Alkalisc the Quicki Easy Phillip " Way. It the Trouble Persists See your Doctor. "add Now there is a way to relieveincieds-bte with almost indigestion take speed. You simply of Phillips Milk of Mag-ne30 minutes alter meals. OR take 2 Phillips Milk of Magnesia Tablet, the exact equivalent. Results are amazing. Often you get relief in a few minutes. Nausea and upset distress disappear. It produces no gas to embamia you nit offend others. Milk Try it Get liquid Phfflips for home use and ajbox of of phulip? Milk of Magnesia Tablet! to cany with you. Money da George Joseph Grossman, of Los Angeles, Calif., filed a suit to the Superior court for 20 septiL lion, 555 sextillion, 5 quintillion, 993 quadrillion, 793 trillion, 418 billion, 733 million and 25 thousand dollars, to compensate him for troubles he claimed to have suffered in a dispute over his property, says the American Magazine. The judges dismissed the suit, giving an opinion that there ia not that much money in the world. Colliers Weekly. OF COURSE! Many doctors advise bnilaing np alkaline zeserre when you have a cold. Ludenz help to do this. Doba Steinsuo, LU DEN'S MINTMOL COl penetrating warble from g. nit of a high stub. This song is the very spirit of the granite crags, and nbling mountain streams. Sament to Camel Driver near desert' badlands site, Aria., stands a monu-- ( colored quarts and petrified ascribed to "Hi Jolly. And hangs a story from a curt lapter ia the history of the y. Many years ago, when wu active in western' r was Inspired to camel corps for patrolling sert Seventy-fou-r Arabian and one Syrian camel driver Hadji AU were imported, the idea at first seemed ispiratlon, it failed for sev-pson- s, the two chief ones be-- 1 the camels developed sore m sharp atones in the bad-an- d that prospectors mistook pnge beasts for apparitions at them, were re-the desert Had-kho- btinually sniped plly the camels wander in se name became Amer-- 1 into Hi Jolly, remained in 1 with the memory of his I camels. Thirty-thre- e years i death, the monument was I by the state of Arizona. It was a long time since he had experienced a haach aa definite sad disturbing. in the final momenta of had finished his liqueur. He got up. their interview. Til be off now, he said. See Ha ate his excellent luncheon with you at Halcyon Camp. Shall I ten open enjoyment It was great to eat Miss Hosanna youll join our happy d band in time to dinner tomorrow food again. night? A hand fell on his shoulder. Yea, thanks. Hello, old man. Maxim ought to The dinner hour is half past sevkeep you here in his restaurant as a permanent exhibit You look like en, and foe run down takes almost two hours. You'd better cone on the cat that gobbled the canary. four train. I foci like her. So would you if the half-paI will. Thanks again. you had been eating omelets and They shook hands and with a tough beef in Spain. I got back from there yesterday. strong sensation of relief Hal So Kneeland said. watched Ainsworths departure. He told himself irritably that foe felOh, you know Mr. Kneeland? Rather! He sent me here to look low had pricked his balloon, and the you up. Said he had advised you next instant reproached himself for to lunch here today, and he thought being so susceptible to foe mans inmended well-cooke- st fluence. Hale finished his shopping and saw an amusing play that night. It diverted him even more successfully than the shopping had dona. He took a calm mind to bed with him and into dreamland. But hi dreams were troubled. Kneeland had told him to leave foe train at a certain station, adding that it was three miles from the Camp and that probably he would be met Hala left foe train nt that station shortly after six the next evening and was not surprised to find no fine in sight who seemed a red --headed stranto be looking was a It .lonely little station ger. and only me passenger, had got off with him. This was a slight woman, coolly dressed in blue voile. She had bent a furrowed brow over a k during most of her journey. She seemed to be unsuccessfully adding columns of figures that annoyed her. A small sedan car with a youth at the wheel was waither. On her way to it she ing heard Hale question the station agent, who stood on the platform, as to the direction of Halcyon Camp. She turned and came toward him. She was a woman in her forties, with prematurely white hair, youngish face and a worldly smile. murmured. You must be the young man Miss Yes.. An odd expression fell over Ainsworths smooth face. It Kneeland ia expecting today, she met was like e dark mask settling into laid cheerfully. Hasn't anyone you?" the small into glass place. He stared Hale jerked off hia hat and rehe held in his hand. he turned her smile with warmth. He ostentatiously Somewhat He tella me liked her on the instant. changed the subject No. but it isnt far to the Camp. to you're coming Halcyon Camp.. the walk." Yea, Im going tomorrow after- I'll enjoy You won't enjoy three miles of noon. That's good. I'm out there my- it with all that luggage. toPut it In the edge self. It will Interest me very my car and I'll take you I don't like much, Ainsworth purred, returning of the camp clearing. Camp to his liqueur, "to see what you the road that leads to Halcyon some itself. I can drop you when we make of us. You're in come to that road, within a quarter surprises. from the house." That sounds rather cryptic, of a mile That's awfully good of you. My Hale smiled. It' a cryptic place. On the sur- name is Hale. 1 know. You're the young engiface, everything is sweetness and who has just got back from light Youll be charmed tomorrow neer Miss Kneeland told me about and manner Spain. carefree our by night Mrs. Wilbur our sunny faces. But don't scratch you last nighther I'm This of neighbors. one some Nash, find to the top. You'ra apt known to better Wilbur, son, ta my ugly crawling things underneath. aa That's a queer way for a guest the neighborhood to talk, Hale said atifily. His early cub. Hale had put his luggage Into the dislike of Ainsworth was increasing Now he got in himself, and car. with every word the follow uttered. seat Mrs. Nath indicated the took Then he pulled himself up, rememher. bering that for the moment he was beside The boy started the car with the fellow's host that lifted hi passengers from Jerk had he Mr. Kneeland told me aeata and scut it along the their he went on three house-guest- s, road at alWho's there now, narrow rutted country more naturally. hour. an 50 milci most besides you and the family? He want a new car, Mr. Nash Only two more. Ainsworth had to to h- - offended explained when she had returned palnly think "He the Jerk. after seat "There's her jjr uw uu... a w.. you would. The newcomer dropped into the chair Hale indicated. Hale What will you have? asked Nothing but a cordial, thank apricot brandy. I've had my lunch. Hala summoned his waiter end ordered the liqueur. He was not over the encounter, but it was pleasant to ace almost any familiar face. He had had to think a minute to remember who this fellow was. Someone he had known at Chicago? No. At Cornell? Yea ha had him now. Ainsworth, Frederick Ainsworth. He looked exactly as be had looked then dark, thin, sleek, cat-liksardonic. green-eyed- , What's on Mr. Kneeland' mind now? he asked conversationally. Ainsworths reply showed that ha had changed as little in character as in appearance. he said A good deal, I fancy. lightly, as he sipped hi liqueur. But nothing to pass on to you. That is. ha didnt send you any message. I think he told me to look you of up because he wanted to get rid me. I dropped Into hi office at twelve, end he didn't care to take me out for lunch. He's been very successful, Hal to e, ,k? h t Visit Prairie Dogs r,tukeB d0 Prirl boles, m,ty be" thSTUj Count Gives Uleter -- 22 f ft Vs j'b Traced th ki humn 8.000,000 red White corpus- - to Ice ,drawin Alimt,11 An of eava in hw Ab Saying bS -- etai to . wtu.. elr ,nce,tors brag about Bridge of Venice principal f mo"1,01 bridge m,rble in than gsoonm tf of 1590 emand eat Coal tah Coal Satisfies k .3 hui, tcAL . ' UNh j Yk Daater to nt note-boo- to ; about living dose to the soil. He kta hie guests do it, but he makes himself thoroughly comfortable. You aren't catch him ploughing through I 17 T T U , in f 1 1 ft underbrush and along muddy country roads to the Camp. Misa Hosanna and Joan do it half foe time. Mr. Kneeland keep hia car for his own journeys tack a forth. Bert has e wreck four-whe- el that he disappears to every day, when he isnt off to hia motor-boa- t Here are are. Sorry I cant taka you to the door. Follow those exes-ratioat ft right They represent a road. Hale thanked her end Jumped out of foe sedan. He grasped the tags and hia tat-bo- x end started off along the branch road that ran at an angle to foe highway. At e rafter unexpected turn in foe road, ta saw the Camp. He stopped, put down hla luggage, and looked U It was not a camp or e bungalow, but a big house act to a wide clearing. Seen at that short distance, it tad something of the effept of a brooding gray hen with outspread winga, crouched close to the earth, and unwilling to ta approached or disturbed. It spread over a lot of ground. A large acreened-t- o veranda ran along the entire front of foe frame building. Another extended along the right aide. French windows opened on these. There were number of outbuildings. Several tents were set up on pipe board foundations and entered by roughly built steps. There was an impresoven to camp cooking. sive Down on the beach hd saw what were evidently private boat-houand a pier. A good-size-d float loomed up some distance from the shore. Yet with an this. Halcyon Camp did not suggest out-do- bath-house- s, se hospitable home. Throughout hia life Hale had been lack of a better subject to what, hunches. His word, he eaUed bunches were sudden and strong convictions. Without understanding them he had developed a certain respect for them. He tad a hunch now. and he did not like It. Hale straightened, drew a quick breath, and picked up his luggage. It was a long time since he had experienced a hunch so definite and so disturbing. He approached the strangely silent house. There must ta a number of human beings to and around it, but not a sound suggested their presence. Many of the windows were open, and their chintz curtains billowed to the breeze. Not a voice waa heard, not a note of music came out to him, not a dog barked. One would think theyd have dogs to place- - like this. If they had, the dogs were inside, hidden like the humans. Hale strode up foe wide steps leading to foa front veranda, passed through the screen door, reached the double front doors, and pressed compelling finger against an elecl. tric button on a Light steps came along the inner hall and door swung open, the right-han- d young and pretty girl, in a maids uniform, gave him a welcoming mil and stood aside to let him before he spoke. She was even pais, m pleasant to look at, so matter-of-factl-y reassuring, that the newcomer experienced an absurd sense of relief. He smiled at her as at familiar friend. (TO BE COSTIMED) to Any way you figure it Firestone Convoy is die tire for in this tire yon get higher quality at buy of the year lower cost Car owners from are replacing dangerously worn tires with this tire sensation because they e features at get all these patented and exclusive no extra cost: First, the Firestone Patented Process which gives protection against blowouts. 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