THE BEK: OMAHA. SATUUUAV. ' DECEMUEU .3. 1921.
My Marriage Problems
Adas Oarrtaoa'a Nw I tunc r
" REVELATIONS Of A WIFE"
im at
What tb Wounded Trooper Told.
' My heart ai full ol warm grati
tude toward the awkward boy who
had Juit revealed to me the truth o(
Dicky's attack on the man named
Smith. I extended my hand toward
him impulsively, and he gratped it
ohyly, while an embarrassed brick
red flush spread over hi face,.'
"I. don't know how to thank you,
Fred, for telling me this," I said tin
terely. "It nieii more to me than
you think, and it has saved me from
tore,ly misjutlping my liusband."
"1 thought I ought to," he slam
mrred, dropping my hand in an
agony of embarrassment as Bess
Dean's voice sounded behind us.
She had crossed the room from the
veranda door without our seeing her,
and I wondered how much she had
heard of our conversation.
"What a touching tableau!" she
Riucd. Keally, Madge, you might
be posing as a picture of eternal
gratitude. Fred must have rcnilrre.1
jou some signal service, indeed."
Jlcr voice was gay, insouciant,
but I surmised that uneasiness lay
beneath her patently cartful . care
lessness. She evidently had not
eared that Fred had heard her mis
leading statement to me. concerning
Dicky s attack on Smith, counting
on Fred's dumb shyness to keep him
t'rom speech on the subject. -And
she was keen enough to realise' that
Dicky, in the mood he had been nil
the evening., would not tell me the
ti tit h concerning the reason for his
punishment of Smith. .
Madge Scores. ; ,
That , ' would have eventually
learned it .hm Dicky she must have
known, but I guessed that she was
gambling upon that time coming
aiteKshe had left Cold Spring. That
JfS tared no whit for Dickv or his
future opinion of her, if she could
' ..'.. I 1 ....
grainy ncr vunuy, aim ncr , pciiy
frrudge against me, by making me
furiously jeatous of her, I was sure.
I knew, also, that she would like
nothing better than to have me
.flame out at her before Dicky in
'.iealous anger. But the sight of
- Jrred in close, confidential conversa-
lion with me had startled her.
; ' It was no part of my plan, how
ever.. to have her guess what I knew
ir did not know. The eternal
Mine which lurks, more or less se
Vurely. .leashed in ' every woman's
; make-up, woke and tugged at its
bonds, demanding that I play with
" the' girl's uneasiness. . - - ;
'.-' "That depends -upon what one
Mould consider a service," , re
marked, carelessly. "But I have rea-
son to .be distinctly grateful to Fred;
nevertheless." . '. ,
, i t I looked ' squarely . at her for a
tense instant, then glanced "' away
quickly. And though she looked
. , back at me as unwinkingly, - there
, was .. an. , expression, which ; flashed
'into her eyes before rshe could con?
trpl and banish it which told me
that I had scored. And I was ex
tremely glad -of the. , interruption
which came just then from, the inn,
proprietor, Kronish, for I was con
' tent to let the silent controversy be
tween us rest just where it was.' ;
. ' , A Telephone Message."
. "The coffeei will be ready very
, soon," he said. "Will you drink it
- when it is ready, or wait for the
others?" ;- ' -'" '"
"We will wait 10 minutes," 1 de-
cided swiftly. "Then if they have not
come . back, you may serve those
. who are here." ' , .
"Thank you, madam," he said
quietly, and went back to his ta
bles, once more the placid, efficient
inn host, as calm as though a short
time before he had not been involved
in a drarifa of life and death.
"What's the great idea?" Bess
Dean demanded, with laughing face
but eyes narrowing in a peculiar fa
cial trick she has. "Anyone would
' ; think you were the mysterious her
oine, or . famous " dc-tcc-ative or
something equally interesting to
watch that , old fellow. I expected
to see him hit his head three times
on the floor and to crawl out back
ward, he was so deferential."
"He's a bit upset by so much ex-
citement," I returned non-commit-tally.
"But let's go over and talk to
Pa Cosgrove. He looks as if he were
marooned on an island."
The - shrill of the telephone punc
tuated my luggestion, which had
been made to avoid any further con
versation with Bess Dean alone. And
under so tense a strain, was every
one in the , room and on the ver
anda that every voice ceased and
every pair of eye were on Kronish
as he took down the receiver.
"Yes. Thi is Kronish' place. Xo.
Colonel Travers is not here. Who?
Nobody of them. They are all with
Colonel leavers. Who? Mrs. Gra
ham? The lady, who drove the car?
Yes, she here." v
He beckoned me to the telephone,
and a I walked quickly to it I was
conscious of Bess Dean' eye bor.
ing, into the back of my head, and
knew that she would have given
much to have been in my place. Her
curiosity is overwhelming, her, de
sire to be the center of things' as
inordinate;
"M rs. Graham ? This is.' Hastings.
I have news which Colonel Trav
ers must know at once. Crowley re
covered consciousness long enough
to aay that Smith was the man who
struck him down. I think Crowley
has a lot more to tell, but he lapsed
into unconsciousness again. But they
must get after Smith at once. Where
is Colonel Travers?"
"Gone to get" I did not finish
the sentence, for into the room
rushed Colonel Travers, Dicky and
Ted, the troop officer' face black
with fury. I did not need words to
tell me that Smith had managed to
escape them.
Perhaps Mrs. . Coolidge
Wasn't- Excited at
' Army:Nayy Game.
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ALE OF
ITTY CAT
R SCOTT BAILEY
'Though she was' neutral, .Mrs. Cal
vin Coolidge,. .wife of the vice prcsi
dent.'coufd not; help but give the
midshipmen pf.. Annapolis a cheer
when they scored, the only touchdown
in their game against the cadets of
West 1'oint in their annual game at
the Poto grounds. New York. Notice
the eyes of Mt. Coolidge as she gave
the navy boys a cheer, '.''.'
Jack and Jill
It was blustery,-biting; cold, old
fashioned winter.',. -
Jack and Jill went down- the hill
to the little vine-covered church beT
low their home; on the coldest Sua
day of the year. .' ; '
"My gracious J-j-jilll" and Jacks
teeth were chattering as he sudden
ly looked down at her dainty ankles,
clad in the laciest of silk stockings.
"You'll get pneumonia before church
is'over, with those'things on!" V
Jill looked down and studied her
ankle for an instant.,, .
They were shivery,' but she liked
them just the same. .. "
"They're my very best pair," she
answered haughtily. ".Where better
should I wear them than to church?"
"They're like lace curtains. Where
on earth did you get them?" "
"Aunt Sarah sent them' to me this
week and l think they're exquisite.."
. "Yes. . . on a. hot, August afternoon!";..-
-; ""'' ' i
"But I don't mind them. Jack deaf..
I want to look.as well dressed as thjs
other women-we kriow. And they're
very, stylish." :,'
Jack grunted indignantly, as he
crouched inside : his ulster-collar, a.
blast from Boreas cutting his re
marks short, as the wind swept
around , a corner , ' y
He said nothing more until they
had returned, home". .Then he be
gan in deadly earnest. ' . -
' "Look at those gossamer things!
Why they must have been made by
a spider. I'm going to Reno, Nevada,,,
on the next train -and apply for. .a'
divorce if you don't reform!"
"A divorce!" and r-Jill giggled.
"On' what grounds!" , : '
"Cruelty to your , ankles and to
my nervous system. Why, my tern
pcrature dropped to ten below zero
when I looked at them on that windy
street." . -
"Oh, you're such a big foolish
goose," Jill told him, patting his
earnest face. "But, you're a deaf
to care so much. I'll try to change
for the better." , '
It was warm in the house and
they remained in all evening. . " ;
It was not for several days that
they' were out walking again, and
suddenly Jack caught another f lett
ing glimpse at the wee ankles of th(j
perfect wife.
"My goodness! I knew it would
happen!", he exclaimed.
"What would happen?" .
. "That exposure on Sunday in those
skimpy ghosts of stockings has taken
effect!" ' r ,
"Effect? Jack, don't be ridicu
lous, there's nothing the matter with
me. , , '
"Look ,at your ankles, I tell you!'
And Jack dropped his cigar in hii'
temporary excitement. "They're
swollen up to almost double the sizel
You've caught cold, or gout ' orj
something from the way you've been
disregarding nature!" :. , '
"You ignorant big fault-finder!'
laughed Jill. "Why, these are
woolen sport-stockings. I bought
them in the. city yesterday. . And
just .to please you.'.'- . ...
Jack studied the effect, cs Jill
walked oh. . : ,
- "Well, thry ' may ' be warm, but
they certainly dV, look 'dreadfully
clumsy .llow.ymuch do ' they
weigh?" ' . " , , .,
"They're'iight' as" down, and now
you don't like them--after I re
formed! But they're really .-'as warm
as toast." v '-' , .. f .
"Oh, all right" but lack was
mournful; . '. ' . :'.
"But you have such pretty ankles
honey girl. .1 guess they're all right
to rough it m but ... ; ' - ,
'"But nothing," You niade. fun of
the styles and .these.-, are just as
fashionable as the thin silks.-, So
there!" '. '. ' . '
.' "Huhl : Style' is ,a; great thing
it .blowi' hot and .cold,-' .-commented
bewildered Jack. "I guess the old
saying is right 'Fashion covers a
multitude 'of shins' and if' you pick
the right fashion .you can maintain
your health after all!" ' . , ' ,
Copyright, J921, Thompson Feature Service.
CHAPTF.K VII.
Two In a Tree. ,
When Mis Kitty Cat dahcd out
of the woodhed Kriky Squirrel va
two jumps ahead of her. That was
really a better had than it sound..
Frinity was alway a good jumper.
And the more scared he was the
further he could leap.' Anybody that
knew him well would have known
then iu.it to see him that some
thing had given him a great fright.
First he noticed "a strange uneK,
Next lie had seen a strange nose
come stealing out of the-woodshed
door. And not knowing, who was
poing to follow tlut nose". Frisky
i Sii:irrel felt that the sooner ' he
climbed a tree the better tt would
be -for him. So he made'for a tall
elm that wasn't too far away.
Though Miss Kitty Cat was a fast
runner, Frisky reached the- foot of
the tree ahead of her. And he was
halfway to the lowest branches be
fore he took a real look at his pur
suer. ; , ,
.To his dismay he saw that th.
creature hadn't stopped at the foot ol
the tree. The monster had already
began , climbing alter him. Frisky
had never seen anyone just like this
fierce person. One look was enough
for him. He pushed higher and
higher into the treetop, and crept
f.ir out on a dropping limb, which
kwayed beneath his weight ai ht
clung to it.
There he paused, while he watched
to see what the stranger would do,
"I tlxink it's the finest port in the
worldr Irisky chucldad.
And as he stared nt the creature he
remembered ' suddenly what Mr
Crow had told him. There's a cat at
the farmhouse," the old gentelman
had said.
"This must be the cat," . Frisky
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Omar Flour, 43 lb..
Blue Bell Flour, sack
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Del Monte Peaches, No. 2
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Extra fancy Florida Grape
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Household Blend Coffee, 3 lbs.. ..... . .$1.00
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Bakers Wet Cocoanut. .15c
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Jiought. And to lirr he called:
"It you're th cat. don t come any
nearer, madam I Vou might ge
hurt." l or he remrmbered, too, thai
he had told Mr. Crow that he
wouldn't harm thr cat.
' "It i' the cal,lhe said to himtclf
prrarnl), "for nc has stopped."
Milt Kitty Cat did not quite dare
follow Frbky Squirrel to the tip
where he swung. She crouched
upon the branch a little way from
him, where it afer for lyr, and
with switching tail and hrittling
whisker, waited to see what he
would do next. ,. . '
,"It makes we uneasy to see you
waying so," she oV Frisky. Be
sides, you're shaking thin limb. ' And
1 don't like it."
"She's a fussy creature this cat!"
Frisky said to himself. "I promised
Mr. Crow I wouldn't hurt her; but 1
didn't promise him-that I wouldn 1
tease her." So he bobbed up and
down with all his might.
: "Stop!" cried. Miss Kitty Cat.
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"That's a vecy reikless thing; to do.
It's like rocking the boat."
"I think it's the finest sport in the
world," Frisky chuckled.
"I know a .finer," Miss Kitt)
snarled.
"What's that." lie ssked her.
"If .1 could get my claws on you
I'd soon show you, she told him
grimly.
Somehow there was something
about hrr rrmnrk that startled d'ul
ky Squirrel something that lit.idf
litin shiver. ' And lien he shler4
ha lost bis hold on the tip of the
limb. Down he dropped, slipping
and floundering from one branch w
another,' ,
And down Miss Kitty Cat
lowed him. ! ... '"'l
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Bread Rolls, per dozen '....12 Tomatoes, Artichokes, Kumquats
Creamery Package Butter or
Country Roll Butter, QQi
per lb. OITZC
Finest April Storage Eggs,
per dozen . ......... .. .42
5 lbs. Swiff s Snowflake or Gem
JSTut Oleo $1,19
Checked Eggs in
Cartons, dozen .
35c-
Mozley's Dixie or Alco Brand Oleomargarine, per lb.
.26
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FIG BARS . v . . . . . . 19c
SPECIAL ASSORTMENT 19c
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Advance Potted
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Curtis Pimento, No.
B. & M. Flakes, sm.
Cove Oysters, 4 oz.
Cove Oysters, 8 oz.
Meat,
.......10c
21c
..15c
..19c
..33c
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BASKO FLOUR
S pounds .............. 35c
24 pounds . .......... . .97c
48 pounds . . . . .' . ..... $1.90
Washboards,1 glass .
Washboards, zinc .
Headlight Matches
Tooth Picks
Spoke Scrub Brushes.
. . .70c
...58c
,.i 5c
...4c
...21c
Pearl White S'p, 10 bars, 44c
- P. & 6. Soap, 8 bars .. . . . 50c
Lennox Soap, 6 bars .. ..23c
Diamond "C" Soap, 10, 37c
Palm Olive Soap, bar .'. .10c
BASKO
JELLY POWDER
Per package ... .'. 9c
Basko Coffee, 3 lbs. . .'.$1.00
Basko Cocoa, .24c
Bulk Cocoa, 2 lbs 25c
Basko Baking Powd. lb., 21c
A, & II. Soda, 1 lb...:... 9c
Eub No More pwd. Ige. 25c
"20" Mule Team Borax 17c
Lux Soap Flakes, 2 for . .25c
Sunbrite Cleanser 6c
Gold Dust, large ....... 30c
Rinso ................. 8c
. BASKO BROOMS
4-Tie, 89c.
CASH HABIT
BROOMS, 4-Tie, 73c
Mich. Navy Beans, 4 lbs., 29c
Blue Rose Rice, 4 lbs. . . .30c
Pop Corn, 1 lb. pkg. 3 for 25c
Basko Baby Beets, No. 2, 20c
Tacht Club Salad Dress
ing, 10 oz. 35c
Prep. Mustard, 8 oz. . . .10c
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