THE CENTRE REPORTER, CENTRE HALL, PA.
WwW. N. 1, Service
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CHAPTER VII—Continued
soe re
you tease
“Why do me?" he
groaned.
“Because men like made
be teased.”
“Celia, you
one, did you?”
“1 swear | di What 1 said, it 1]
said anything—which 1 don't admit—
1 shall keep to myself,”
A moment later Celia
aru.
“Qt
“1
“y thini
1 think
you are
to
didn't really sce any
left on Dill's
" he asked.
too much of him)”
I shall fall In
I”
duties don’t
“Yoo tired.
bed early?”
wirreling?
sald
you
|e she
love with
Shall
permit,”
Why
he
look not
a0 to
“How quickly you tire of me!” she
“1
ler from you
looked for
Les
mocked. sof
sub! couldn't
done worse.
Pel
fonder of
She lonke
mother, bu
l.es
1 to
In his room
ter ‘elia filled
hol Ww
ost
composed a let
that of
drips from
note
melanc
the pens of lovers with such exquisite
fe told her
hefore she was up. He ended by say
inz. very darkly, that ad
her advice and * ned off the road.”
bi
It sounded like a
ease, he would he gon
he | tnken
Leslie smiled terly reread
it of
suie
All the others had g
he finished. He
pocket,
tde.
Wa
see If
in's
oo. or ’
1d never be sure of Celia
the hall quietly, unt
1ined
pool stood
iy nore
Barron,
ve denied. TI
ne
fall on the grass,
ther's pres
on
one
the
e only
im arm
ped
med far more embarrassed
17" he snarled, try
ake off the other's grip.
18 Instantly reileved. As
guredly Cella had not heard the god
like t. for
was of the East side unrefined.
“1 don't want you isappear In
your clond of star dust until I've had
you. What are you
wt gn
stranger
snen his speech
to d
a little talk
doing -
Leslie snapped the question out In
tone.
way,”
with
here
a threatening
*1 lost my
aun.
“Don't
The wild faun frowned a little. The
white ght showed his heavy
face of readily ex-
pressed Leslie saw, too,
that for ied to
ma his story
“1 was trying
sald the Intruder,
“You must make a
ple don’t their
fn succession when
You were here last night Why?
“H~11" said the wild faun “Is
this Buckingham palace or the White
House? 1 didn't no sentries nat
the gate, [ft you don’t like it, I'd bet.
ter on my way.”
tle turned
ward the drive,
“Not vet!” eried the sounger man
“There's a littie explaining to be done
first.”
Frere wivk -
verbally, the
tie. This
in evening
lesson,
“Io.” sald the wild faun coldly, “1
don’t like your face!”
With that he brought his powerful
right arm across with the idea—a
wholly diverting one—of altering the
sneer on his opponent's features to an
expression of fear and agony. He
was not quick enough. A left jab
enught him on the nose,
“All right!” he sald.
ft. you can have iti”
tle made a vicious spring at Leslie
replied the wild
tie!” eanld Leslie,
moonli
tao be capable
emotion,
some reason be wis!
y 1
good,
find a short
ke
to cut,”
habit of it. Peo.
way two nights
the. moon is full
lose
see
he
nws ns if to walk to
himself to he at a loss
stranger revised his tac.
exasperating
dress must
foung m
be
an
taught =a
“If yon want
|
|
Barron. Anger beclouded him. Les
lie's footwork irritated him. He nsked
his foe to stand and have It out
man to man, He addressed him ns a
dancing master, and by other more
opprobrious terms.
Finally he measured his dl
for a blow that would end it all,
ind In evening could box, and
was annoyingly active. He nad
played for the body of tl
wild faun, and was inflicting hurt.
Just as the of the In
truder back, there came
the sudden cry of an res
peated three tin He paused for a
and tun away head
It was a i of which he
Leslie saw
still
ance
The
dress
er ittl
godlike
tre
sirong
arm
was drawing
owl,
second, his
wins conscl too late,
he
the
faun
is head
on
fap garde
is fallen
whether to
Oress
Anncyingly
The Lad in Evening
and Was
Darron
nnd awal
the ruflia
take
er, !
that
self
cealed.”
From the stranger's
has Do weapon con
pleton drew na sl
wood. [He balan
frowning.
“1 think termed n
{life preserver t stn its
is A Cr
will probabil; antitled to a reward
Mr. Barron Now, if kindly
take your end, we will remove him?"
Obediently young Parron
arms under the shoulders
faun. When Appleton
standing, Leslie loo
at him, the }
been his Uncle Russell,
Too late, Leslie saw his danger,
The life preserver caught him square
ily on the nnd for.
ward over the other ynconscious man
Mr. Appleton smiled happily.
“Very neat!” he murmured, “For
a first atter very neat indeed—
oh, dear me, yes!”
this
owner
You
nrofession,
you will
put his
of the wild
down
have
head, he pitched
Between beats the heart rests, and
between breaths the lungs and dia.
phragm have an instant's respite. All
the nerves and muscles of the body
have some time when they are re
lieved of duty except those of
ear in the noisy city. This is pointed
out by ear specinlists, who say some
thing must be done about It to lower
the amount of denfness.
City nolses going on day and night
keep the ear drum and the tiny bones
about it In a constant state of vibra:
tion, People accustomed to them sleep
comfortably through normal night
sounds bechuse the nerves are adapted
to something like a temporary discon.
peetion with the brain centers,
Nocturnal periods of rest for the
ears seem as remote for the average
Mr,
tation
afar
flying bird.
pleton
other
there
Appleton a skillful im].
of the cry an From
the call another night.
The ow! that was Mr, AD
hooted again. Gradually the
cry came nearer, Presently
was n rustling in the thicket,
and a bullet head was thrust through,
“Luigi? called Mr. Appleton soft-
ly. “Come at
save
of
of
owl,
came
once .
The mas who wriggled out of the
bushes was short, but of tremendous
breadth. His exclamations and
when he saw what seemed to he
a palr of dead at
a word from the
Jin
ges:
tures
men Ww
ere stayed
other.
“Carry
for this.”
below, and back
come
Children Cry
Luizi shouldered A Bus With Tourists Emerging After Passing Through the Famous Wawona 1) ¢ It
eMEGh BHO Cero Big Tree in Yosemite National Park.
". 4 fe . i ff
and twenty pounds that wus Jin th | Castoria Is a comfort
” i tfual
He had fretful,
minutes
when Baby is
No sooner taken than the little
one is at ease, If restless, a few drops
| soon bring contentment,
been gone n nore | ures on winter and summer gasoline
Const
whan » continuous ¢ of motor vehicles, espe
Su incres
to ti
mmer brings motor
) 4 a baby
behind,
Automobil
according
" babies, Perfectly sa
SROCIN ’
ungest infant;
or that! It is a veg
could use it eve
v that
when con
i8Giine consu?
ach car
Texas tl
Mexico,
owner
ird
Ariz
of
g for ldaho,
f y
spring and
shower beg
ainder
helr
West
Tool Removes Bearings
From Car Axle Spindles
Force-fitted bearings on the front
TAKING CARE OF
BIC FARM TRUCK.
One of the Main Things Is
Not to Tinker With It—
Inspect It Often.
| For Barbed Wire Cuts
Hanford's Balsam of Myrrh
Money bark for first bottle if not auited. AJ! dealers.
Maybe Not
bros! nda re ta
down
upon
had
FORGED STECL
PALLE BORIW
Note
. $
Shopping
for
ings From Auto-Axle
Pulling Force.Fitted Bear
Spindiea.
hegineg
then, as
pleasant
to feel
anticipated peril. rear ef t he truck and that 1t | Makes
Leslie wns not yet nervous abont | 1s oiling and greasing atch the |} THE MOTOR QUIZ ;
enture, The | 1 keet ’ t i ny Can You Answer?)
-
®
teome of the ads i inn belt and keep it t 0 } ( { (How M S
3 wif me park |
nrovesd
the ou
of Barron ¢«
eldest son
not disappear without a
investigation t would
that he from
house into
tioy
it nation.w
be
the
Cella
1
understand why | ! had
voext time a coated tongue,
acrid skin gives evl
try Phil
fetid
nee
of
Gray
the won! — Mil
mach
leav 5 it at hi time ur automobile | ug he is Vals in use, ; p tial d with th
The | 1118 swore as 14 we fn { le | » replaced al ioe at I LB niss, | i { tha helps the
t. That every
Take it
5 discomfort.
Magnesia
And
vomen they didn’t
“indigestion.” Don't diet, and
suffer; remember Phillips.
nt to take, and always effective,
name Phillips is important: it
ifies the genuine product. “Mik
of Magnesia” has been the U, 8B, regis.
tered trade mark of the Charles H.
*hillips Chemical Co, and its pre-
decessor Charles H. Phillips since 1875,
in
ot hor
digappeared rfect an-
system keep
is 1
ing his
neighbor! would be combed
by detectives ! sniel, his
x 3
whole and swe stomach
he 1Dpens >
ther i times whenever a
might have tr s 10 Wi
This last tl}
f.eslie,
I
fessional biackmai
ransoin, .
burned
it does
the en
¥
aiten
11 au
When the oil
slit rather amused oul has won
Appleton was prohably a pro tery convinced
er idnaper. | all aired.
At this
t is raced on dary
this is done every mu
{s | snap,
replaced.
Q.—~1s
Ans -
necessary
dark.
Q.-1g it harmful to park a car in a
the suave, nm | {8 washed and cleaned-—If it needs it. gir
tittle man. Grease Every 500 Miles.
the descending black. the cylinder
None wonld
est, hard-working
not Leslie seen
jack In his hand,
have belleved him
(TO BE CON’
snspect
ywrning over a cold
to be
just
Every 00 miles oil bearings will soon have
drained and the car is greased.
Of course, it depends on how much
use the truck is given as to how fre
he would not now
sunlight hard on tires?
Tires should not
They
be given un
enjoy the
2 3 srilleeh
quently this inspection should be given sunlight.
to it. It is certain that during the
time of the year when it goes on heavy
: wn XD i a ible
greater care than at other times. But Ans.—Yes. Oil eats rubber.
diess of how much it is used, it
ghould be kept In good shape at all
times. And not the least duty Is to
keep it well washed and clean,
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AUTOMOBILE NOTES
The had one advantage
Comparing Accessories ad
the automobile. It didn’t become
Before Purchase Urged | coicte a sear after you bought It.
The motorist who is contemplating . =
the purchase of an accessory to give At the beginning of 1020, Sweden
the car greater comfort or efliciency | had more than 126,000 motor vehicles
can make good use of his friends’ cars in operation,
to compare various types of, say, ghee Jah
shock absorbers or other devices, For The most discomforting thing about
instance, if one Is unable to decide be- | dodging an auto is the dirty look the
tween two shock sbeorber makes on ; driver gives yon for escaping.
the salesman’'s merits, usually one . sw
will find ears among his friends or ac Figures from the Department of
quaintances which are equipped with | Commerce show that there are 4x1
both types. Try them out by actually | motor vehicles te every mile of high
riding in or driving the cars in ques | way in the world and 00.01 persons
to every automobile.
regs
city dweller as the pot of gold at the >
foot of the His and
nights are a of motor ex-
hausts and footsteps and
volces of passersby and the thousand
rainbow,
bediam
horns,
days
the
horse over
ob
Lebanon Reporter.
Ideal Railroad Ties
Species of the quebracho tree are
used for railroad ties In South Amer
fica, The name may be transiated ns
“ax breaker,” and the hardness of the
wood makes it ideal for rallroad ties.
Impending Disaster
Speaking of silent drama, there's
mother's face when dad asks for more
ut a company dinner und there isn't
any wmore.~SL Paul Dispatch,
THMAN REMEDY