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Show THE SPAMS!! FORK TRESS. SPANISH FORK. UTAH Ihc RETURN fAmm jmm r: lil i tylVYNDHAM MARTYN COVWjMT by SAAll CHAPTER X 1 noOminx WNU SERVICE Continued haf Trent required. It was an ly old frame mansion of sixteen rooms standing In twenty acree of land. Tba rental was low because the absentee owner bad allowed his property to get Into a bad condition of repair. 21 That I cannot suy. Coloufl Oglhl vat killed In tka irar and ao waa Von Ecbonbronn. The man who wo my secretary tn Old Westhuryyou re- To tba west the gardens came to an end on a bluff about twenty feet ahov the railroad. An Iron bridge crossed the tracks front this bluff. There was a flight ot steep slept, with a padlocked gale at the bottom which descended to the flat land by the Hudson side. A feature of the place which seemed to Impress Trent was a flower gar den, a hundred square. In the renter of this waste was an old ro member Edward Cobway? be la dead. Madame de Bcrluynnmt, wbo with me In Inland, alia la In prison In Bngluod for a Iona term of year. So, I think I am In no great danger, except from your in wi Uce." Lying back In her chair aim atared ont to sea. Trent wondered what of the pa t abe wua Hying to capture or forget, lie would have given a great deal to know bow much of ber heart waa Oiled by the two men the had loved. Irobahly the wua a romantic girl when ahe met de Beaulieu and married him. The feeling bad almost certainly been genuine. And then there waa tbe ot Ian cers. Captain Monmouth. Perhaps In tbe bitterness of finding his pride greater than bis leve. she bad put aside all thought of him. "There were statements about you In the papers yesterday." she said, after a long Interval of silence, "which Interested me very much. There was a reference to a certain lady of rank to whom It was wild you had been engaged." "It was true." be said quietly. "Some duy I may have the opportunity to tell you ot the extraordinary which took uie to her yd r "I Shall Be In the Soup," river. "I like privacy," Trent Con-fesee- told the agent "Youll surely get It here," suld the "You are not overlooked and you've no near neighbors. There's Iron gates to kepp the crowd out, and there's one of the few outlets to the river which Is legally yours to use. I haven't a more desirable property on my lists. If you want to buy I can make you a very low price." "1 might even do that In six months time," Trent said. The situation was delightful, and be bad long been thinking about giving up city life. It would be a pleasing Jest to make bis home within a few miles of the famous prison. It was plain the agent was Impressed by Trent's way of doing busiman. ness. "Id like to have you In this part of the world, he said. "Take It from me, this side of the river can't be beat for beauty and convenience. A to train service, there Isns such a good one anywheres. Trent gave him a check to stem the flood of eloquence which was let loose. Are you able to leave the store for a couple of weeks, maybe more? Trent asked More. "I want you to come here and have the place cleaned I don't want you to have up your You can get what yon family here. want at the local stores. Dont en courage tradesmen to call Is that clear? Ill keep Absolutely, said More. em off, Mr. Trent. A little exercise won't hurt me now Im alp rested up. I shall he hack in a few days. I want you to get nere before noon tomorrow. quality Trent appreciated In DaMore was his lack of Inquisitiveness. None of the unusual errands upon which Trent had sent him elicited surprise. His not to reason A vid The Grant house party on bis second visit wus of a different character, as Anthony Trent recognized. Only Kathryn Holland remained of those who had been there before. Less attention was given to lingering dinners and more to dancing and tennis. Pay son Grant greeted Trent with effusion. He felt rather out of It with the younger men. He bad played tennis only to find bis wind was gone and his heart fluttering. La Belle Alliance bad been Boated off on the highest tide of the year; she waa undamaged and now In charge of harbor authorities. Investigation bad discovered stolen property of all aorta. Redlicb and bis companions would not be brought to trial for some time. One of the problems which per plexed Trent was how to deliver another of Sutton's messages to Grant without attracting suspicion to himself. It was unlikely that Grant would think one of bis guests culpuble; but there was always the possibility of II As before, be was struck with the lavish richness of the houce and Its appointments. It represented part of the fortune Sutton had amassed and laid at the feet of the woman who be trayed him. A lawyer bad told Trent that her position was secure. The gift had been made freely and without comFrom the covert looks she pulsion. continually gave Payson, Trent did not think the second husband was proving any more satisfactory than tbe first. Under the steady Influence of tbe stimulants Grant found be could not do without, he was developing a coarseness of face and manner which gave her Increasing irritation. Before Ions knew she would hnte him. There were thorns with her roses. why. 1 David More returned to Fort Lee with a list of five houses which might ault his employer. One of tbe five seemed to be exact Trent Ined summer house. From this nothing of the house or road could he seen. In front of It was the broad th--r- Trent Becomes a Producer. Ideas concerning pictures which be did not shure with his partner. It waa to the Fort Lee studio he took bis way after dinner. Wccme waa "shooting" l at night, nod the special would also be In course of production. Trent spoke to the technical director. "Which of those carpenters you're laying off do you recommend?" He had learned that with the completion of the feature's big sets not so many hands would be required. "Those four," suld tbe technical director. "Stafford, Clancy, Cleveland and Dale. When Messrs. Stafford, Cl alley, Cleveland and Dule were paid off they recured Instuntly other positions. They knew Trent had an Interest In t production. They presumed he was to be one of the new lights In fllmdotu. They hnd seen many such In a heaven where comets and falling stars were common phenomena. Stafford wus the foreman, lie was a superior sort of mechanic wbo aimed at being a technical director some day. There were conditions In this new Job which were unusual, but board and lodgings, plus pay, seemed too good to peril with questioning. (TO BE CONTINUED.) Practical Summer Play Suits for Youngiteri Three Tiers of Accordion Plaiting an Attractive Feature of Outfit This tlmruitng frmk la tha answer to a woman's and old question, "What shall I wtur today T It Is one of the few gowna that ran he worn on nearfealy all vjilona. as Myrns movie" ailresa, tured found out when site left hurriedly on S week-en- d to talo many trip, things with her. MUa Loy ran h seen war:n8 (Ida very frock In s forthwn. tig Slate railed, Street Faille," Tbs sUrt. tuude of silver gray can-torrri-e- , ,i three Hera of accordion plait ing. and the bluii.e, attached to the Mii. la a delicti! rrcatu lac with Huy aU even. The rlott effect tdouao may or may not he worn with the outtt. miliiti at raw hat and gray kid ho a complete this very aniart To say Hat a gown ran t worn on nearly all orctvaloiia la what nmt temple fldt.k an exaggeration, hut thla dreaa ha really that attribute. With the Jacket and the tullnn hut It I distinctly a lovely afternoon dress. In pluee at the most formal teas. If you smull felt sport hat and wear shoes with the outfit, there la no reason why It should not go as a In fact, you would say sports dn-KIt Is sports dress with the proer hat and shoes. In the evening It ran be worn as a dinner frock by rentov- - Aviator The Absolute dependability aviation'! first law and that is why I use tvcirtv-a-tini- x ! dependable Champion Spark Plugs. Champion tweaui It Escape From Danger Makes for Pleasure In escape from dangers ot all kinds we find one of the greatest thrills In life. The email child asks to be chased and squeals with delight as she es capes; small boys skate over thiD Ice; grown men hazard their fortunes o gambling, and women risk their repu tations by reading risque stories all that they may have the thrill of es enping from something. . The stories of universal appeal, from "Little Red Riding Hood and "Jack the Giant Killer, up to the highest tragedies, are stories of escape or at tempted escape. Even our spiritual struggles are dramatized stories ot escape. "Tbe Pilgrims Progress Is the story of Christians escape from tbe City of Destruction, though me ititeresi Is sustained by a number of minor escapes, beginning with the Wicket Gate whereon was written Flee from the wrath to come" and ending with his final escape from the river, which he found deeper or shallower according as his faith grew weaker or stronger. Thomas Nixon Carver, Harvard Professor of Political Economy. In tbe Magazine of Business Slavery in Wealth successful financier," said .Kl-Uthe sage of Chinatown, "amasses power only to find hlmseft like the genie of the lamp, a slave of the artist and the dreamer." Washington Star. A ilia better i(wuk plug hat an cxiluriv r tiUW temperature of lb modern hlglucompre. skm eng In. Aim a new patented solid copper, gatket-sea- l that remains f tin absolutely ga dcr high compression. Special analysis dec trade which assur a fixed spark-ga- p under all driving condition low-heel- Pantalettes and Ship Ahoy art prat Heal summer play suits, according te the Woman' Homs Companion. Each suit (a mad In two plecee and the r to which the blouet la a pull-ove- troueers are buttoned. The patch pocket of Pantalotteo overflows with luscious embroidered atrawberrleo and blossoms while Ship Ahoy wtaro on hie a most practical brlgantin. Pantalettes aleo wears a cunning little had hat mada of htr dree material. Long trouser Invest chubby legs with quaint charm and also protoct little knesa from scratches and acrapes that ofttn follow tumbles. Pantalettes would b picturesque in lemon-yellocotton bound with white and embroidered In pink and green. Ship Ahoy might be blue denim with the almulated sailor collar in white stitching and the brigantine could b romantically colorful or whitt. Champion SparJPlugs Tutsisv Obto DrfiradaMe or Evsty EIm Particular After Mr. '.Vltiston Churchill had made his clever retreat on the kero sene tax ho met a Journullst In tha lobby, lie atupped .him, and aald: "Oh, Mr. Blank, abut ara they saying In (he press gallery about my speech?" The Journalist suggested that perhaps Mr. Churchill might not Ilk a truth fill reply. but tha latter Insisted. "Well." said the Journalist, "they are saying that you stood on your bead because you hadn't a leg to stand on." New Color Card Guide Board, as Name Indicates One qf the cornerstones of fashions for next season has been lalil. The standard color card Is a guide board, as the name Indicate!). Hosiery will he dyed to match certain shades on that card; felt hnts wilt be blended with the mot-- t popular color In favor for coats; stnull articles, such as thousands of holts of woolr. velvets, silks and cottons, will he dyed by this guide for fall, colors. Shoes also will take their hues front thnt source. The card Is assembled by the color enrd association. "The cord contains 102 colors, a most comprehensive collection of staTHERE Is nothing that has ever ple colors, said Mrs. Margaret Itorke, the place of Bayer Aspirin as taken Jacket and Milan Hat Art Important managing director of the association. an antidotq for pain. Safe, or physiAddition to Ensemble. 13 of "It represents the fruition years cians wouldn't use it. and endorse its of wide experience und study of the use by others. Sure, or several mil Ing the Jacket, or even as a summer color needs of America. The beauty lion users would have turned to some sliver dress. evening and variety of the shades provides a thing else. But get real Bayer Aspirin pumps and an extreme coiffeur would, lexicon of commercial colors which (at any drugstore) with Bayer on the of course, have to replace the sports In all branches of art, box, and the word genuint printed In shoes and hut To make tills dress at will be used Every costume home Inexpensively, the tnce blouse industry and trade. fed; every color specialist and may be replaced by a flowered chiffon designer, will Industrial art student of that contrasts well with the gray every skirt and Jacket. Inasmuch as the consult It "Now that color Is taking so Imdress has no trimming, the making of portant a place In our house decoraIt should present small difficulty. tion (tnhle linen, towels, sheets, pillows, rugs, glassware and china, even Ice boxes und puns are being proTransparent Velvets on duced In vivid colors) ; now that the Fall and Winter Card color mode In gowns, slippers, hosiery, During the nppronching full and hats and various dainty accessories for Is occupying so prominent a place In winter seasons, preparations Avptrtn la which are now being made, velvets fashion, a color chnrt such as that Isth trd mark of are to take a step forward. B.yor M.oufactar sued by our association Is really of Ot UoDo.c.Ucacld.iMr Ot S.lltyllcicld the greatest value to the consumer, Again transparent velvets touch the high note. Surface printing In the dealer and the manufacturer, In a Pinch, tTae pastel colors, portraying flowers. Is Mrs. Rorke continued. "No houseFOOT-EAS-E one example of the designs. Field wife wants a riot of color that Is, flowers In two shades of r given color If we are to have an abundance of For Tlrad Fool It Can't Bo Bool appear In a variety of soft tones with colored objects, draperies and clothes At night when your feet are tired, sore and swollen blues, browns, greens, dull reds and we want the various tints to harmoLfrom much walking or olives in tne front rank. nize. dancing, sprinkle two Gold In pin stripes and In bayadere The colors are grouped in distinct ALLENSFOOT-EtSpowders formations are presented and are color families, all of which are arin the gently rub the sore and Inoften seen in connection with black, ranged In harmonious relationship. flamed parts and since the black and gold combination Some of these families contain as relief ts like magic. e has an appenl In luxurious fabrics. many ns eight tints and shades of one Shake AUen's into your shoes in Seventy-fou- r colors from past hue. Nevertheless, chiffon velvets ore conthe morning and season cards have been Incorporated fidently offered In unobtrusive patwalk all day in comterns. Chenille effects are featured. In the standard card because, by their fort. It takes the friction from the shoe. For FKI E Sample Brocades, too, are presented, especialpopularity, they have now taken their Le Hoy. N. V. address, ALIEN'S ly In two tones of a given color. place in the rank of staples." Field flowers In outline only, scarceHanford's Balsam of Myrrh ly noticeable, are shown In black on Since 1846 Has Healed Wounds and colored grounds, unobtrusively dark, Sleeves Go to Extremes on Man and Beast and stems with leaves in outline only Are Prove to Smart Jioney bockSores They for first bottle if Dot sol ted All dealer again show the scope of designs manSleeves sometimes go to extremes ufactured for luxurious costumes for to prove their smartness. There are rich women. of new checks In retiring colors many interesting phases in Absorbing ewiil reduce la which sleeves and diverse ways are expected to gain In popularity. flamed.awoienjomu.sprain4 fullness Is handled. bruises, soft bunches. Quickly Coat sleeves, wide at the elbow, heals boils, poll evil, quittor, fistula andinfectedsores.Willi the This toward wrist. of taper beige Belts Important Item not blister or remove h sir. You kasha has bands of tucked self matecan work horse while using. in This Seasons Dress rial. Jenny uses a full sleeve on a $2.50at druggists, or postpaid. Send for book free Belts are an Important item in this black satin afternoon coat that Is Tram ottr files F1s tola reedy te season's dress. They are made of very modern in feeling. burst. Never saw anything ttid to treatment so quickly. Wifi not cuffs such as tiers of guede, lacquered leather, reptile skin, bs without Absorbine. furs and the bracelet metal, ribbon and dress goods. Most short-haireof them are narrow, some but an inch cuff of fluffy fur are very much In wide, and those for sports suits have vogue. Dress sleeves are not forgotten In The belts P. YOUNG inq 6lOLymanSt.,Spnng1ieid, buckles of leather or metal. Mess. of stitched cloth or silk or ribbon are the movement toward greater elab GREATEST INVENTION of all time worn with fine jeweled buckles. Crysoration. On sheer chiffon and lace THE is now ready for distribution. Sells on sight Write for details. INSECT ELECT R OCC TOK all odd fitted of the and buckles afternoon enamel frocks, sleeves, tal, tight CO.. SPOKANE. WASH. of antique and artistic value are very to just above the e.Ibow, join a long HAIR FALLING OCTT Send me 1 bill for much in vogue. Serpentine belts of full ruffle or floqnce sometimes cir- jar of hair ointment my own secret. ReWALTER PETERSON, guaranteed. silver and gilt are worn with soft cular and often gathered. The flat sults Minn. sleeve between elbow and 208 Brokerage Bldg., St. Paul. gowns, and some flexible gilt chains, puffed CORN HARVESTER MAN'S wrist, left open with a tight cuff. Is Poor RICH very fine and delicate, are shown with man s Only C& with bundle tying at in every state Free catalog showing ball on each end to at Its best on a street dress of heavy tacbment; soldprice a trtctnre of harvester Progress Co. fiaiina Kansai one crepe. be fastened with loop. High-heele- ALLENS E toot-bat- Tin-hea- d BB38aB8338-888383B88aa;m:838- I mantis Insulator dally treated tn with. ManJ tho muds higher eiiM-mld- six-ree- h-- ve CHAPTER XI fr Suitable for Day and Evening Wear On the fuce of It, tbe Weengi comedy seemed dead loss. But Trent bad borne. "It wus suld t hut she died very suddenly. "Yes. lie said slowly, "tliut Is true. 1 have never spokeu of It before. I have never fell able to. Looking hack It seems like dream. You know wlmt I had been. Well, I wus taken Into the heart of one of those old. exclusive English families who do not welcome struugcra or oien their gates to wealth. It was there I felt the egony of being trusted when I was tmt worthy. One can't fight off love. I tried to. hut It wus too big for that. 1 I wus safe there. felt tike a battered ship which bns come unexpectedly Into a sheltered harbor. Because I was a guest In such a home none suspected me or even Inquired. Yet, my own country folk did, because I did not grace the pages of I won their social registers. der If anyone will he able to understand me when I say that I wus thankful she died before she could find out the life I had led. A score of times I wanted ro tell her, but she wouldn't listen. She thought I wanted to confess some conventional Indiscretions such as gunibllDg debts. It was not In her heart to believe the man she loved bad been a professional thief. 1 do not mean she was too proud to believe that. Rather It was ber love which had cast out all doubt "We were to have been married In a few weeks. We were riding together She was a very daring horsewoman and put her hunter at one of those granite boundary fences they have in Cornwall. Sl.c hud taken tbe leap before, but perhaps this was the moment when ber beautiful life was marked to end. I am not a religious man. mademoiselle; I hare been one who sneered and disbelieved; It was not any fear of hell that made me give up the old ways It was to keep faith with her. The woman listening said no word She could see that to such a silent, reserved man as this the relief of being able to speak of what lie had kept hidden was very great. "And yet I am glad that site died brokeD her then, for it would heart to find me out. Her father hud great properties in Australia, und we were to have gone there to live. I e were secrets I think he knew lie was a very daYed not tell him wise and sad old man Sometimes I think vve might have lived without the shadow falling on os. But this meeting of yours with I'lerre Kedllch re minds me of what might have been In do not mink I could ever Store. have had complete rest ot mind There is a high sense of honor which will not permit itself to he betrayed I reulfzed that even by love. as I went Into the church, my head bowed as a mourner, and saw weeping men and women there Instead of wedding guests." He did not speak again until the launch came to Its dock. At the door of the Central Park I dont feel apartment he left her. like talking to them tonight. You have been very good to listen to me. He pressed her hand and turned away abruptly. II nra three o'clock whet Trent topped before (he brow a Mono bouse where Clarke lived. "Clarke," he laid, after short "did anybody ever tell yoa yon looked like eopT "Its been godsend to me," be wse told. "I could get through tbe police line any time at all Juet oo my face. Having to lick a bunch of cub report-or-e Into shape began It, Why?" There was a gravity about Trent' mat) ucr which be bad But before re rested. "Have I ever asked a favor of youf ho demanded. Clarke looked it him puulrd. Trent bad done him Innumerable good turns, ns this very bouse proved, lie had asked oothlng to the way of repayment. "No. son. you never hav. and you could have asked quite plenty. What's on your mind non? Anthony Trent talked to bliu lor ten mluuie. tlarke Interrupted him now and then with a pertinent question. "Will I do Itr be eald. when Trent finished. "Boy, you know d o well I will." "That n tremendous relief." Trent raid gratefully. "When everything l ready I'll phone you and send a ear you. Tell your wlf you are lour lug with me If ahe eeetus anxious." "You've got a bard arslgmm-n- t ahead." Clarke commented, and there's n raft of difficulties to overcome. Suppose lie doesn't come through? "I shall be In the soup." Trent confessed. I'm not disguising the fact that this Isn't exactly legal, but I feel we eon pull It off. 1 wouldn't ask you and the others If I thought there was much danger. I'll admit the risk, though." "lie ought to be a tough bird." Claris commented. "He got away with It all right at the trial." S Fur-trimmd jewel-studde- |
