Nebraska Newspapers

    THE MYSTERY GIRL
fly CAhOLYN HELL*. (Copyright, m>.)
{Continued from YeMerday.)
For Anita was positively laughing
at some foolishness of Pinky Payne's
Still, Lockwood concluded, watching
her narrowly, yet linobsi rvcd. she was
laughing Immoderately. She was
laugh.ng for some reason other than
merriment. It v rged on hysterical, he
decided, and wondered why
He Joined the group of young peo
ple, and In his uuit but effective way,
lie Said
"You've bad enough foolery for the
moment, Miss Austin—come utld talk
to me."
And to the girls amulenitmt he
took lier hand and led her In a dav
enport on the other side of the room.
"There," lie said, as he arranged
a pillow or two. "is that right?"
"Yes," she said, and lapsed into si
lt nee.
She sat looking off into vacancy,
and Lockwood studied her. Then he
said, softly
"It's too bad. isn't li?"
"Yes.” Anita sighed .and then sn.l
ilenly; "what do you mean? What's
too had."
"Whatever It Is that troubles you."
The deep blue eyes tnet her own,
but there tws no sign of response or
acquiescence on the girl's face.
“Good-by,’’ she said, rising quickly,
"I must go.”
“Oh, no—don't go," cried Pinky,
overbearing. "Why, you've only Just
come.”
"Yes, I must go." said Miss Mys
tery, decidedly. "Good afternoon,
Mrs ]in tew. and thank you for bring
ing me. Good afternoon, Mrs. Pey
ton."
including all the others in a gen
eral bow of farewell, the strange girl
went to the front door, and paused
for tlie attendant Nogl to open it.
Donrtending the assistant butler un
derstood and he punctiliously waited
until Miss Austin had buttoned her
glove ;uid had given an adjusting pat
to her veil, after a fleeting glance
In the hall mirror.
Hut it was Immediately flung open
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Sends a Piano Home
for Christmas
Select your instrument from this special list of used, returned
from rr-nt and shop-worn bargains, and save 25% to 50%.
OPEN EVERY EVENING
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Sherwood It'S*"1 $310 te
VOQTt' Plain mahogany, >1C $*2 per
T OJlJ__Intest designs, Month
Steger gg;,,1"" """■ $165 jg
Ifaeroivl Benntlfnl American 510 per
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Cin(rnr Largest, best style, QCT toper
OillBtl oak or mahogany. vlOti Month
Seyboid $285 fflft
Hackley S175 SB
Fischer_$200 SB
r OSter_ good tone._$403 Month
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Troubedor Sri.^ $485 *B
£3/.knrtW/iii Uurt’t mahogany, CJOQC W pfI
hcnaeiter hrlHIant tone._Month
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Ox 1* rprlght grand, CJOOC ^PPr
Sterling_onk case._QLLO Month
Hardman $265 SoSth
ox • A beauty In dark (?1 #•»<> p*r
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again; by Pinky Payna who ran
through it am] after the girl.
"Wait a minute, Mis Austin. How
fast you walk! I'm going home with
you."
"Please not.," she said, Indifferent
ly. scarcely glancing at him.
"Yep. Ootto, iletting near dusk,
and you might he kidnaped. Needn't
talk If you don't want to."
"1 never want to talk.” was the
surprising and crisply spoken retort.
"Well, d.dn't I say you needn't!
Don't get wrathy—don't 'ee, don't 'ee
—now—aa my old Hootch nurso used
to gay."
"How'd you like the looks of the
doctor?" Pinky asked, hoping to in
duce conversation.
"I scarcely saw him."
"Oh, you saw him—though you hail
small chance to set to Know him.
Perfect old brick, hut a little on edge
of late. Approaching matrimony, 1
suppose. Did you notice his ruby
stickpin?”
"Yes; it didn't seem to suit him
at all.”
"No; he's a conservative dresser.
Rut that pin—It’s a famous gem—Whs
given him by his own clast—-I hieiin
Ida graduating class, but long after
they graduated, and he had to pi'om
ise to wear It once a week, so he
usually gets Into It "on Sundays. It's
a corking Stone!"
"Yes.” said Miss Austin.
On reaching the Adams house, the !
girl said a quick good-bye, and Pinky 1
Payne found himself at liberty to go
In and see the other members of the
household, or to go home, for Miss '
Auslin disappeared Into the hull and
up the staircase with the rapidity of '
a dissolving view.
Young Payne turned awnv and !
strolled slowly bark to the Waring '
home, wondering what It was about
the disagreeable young Woman that
made him pay any attention to her
at all.
Tlr found her the toplo of discussion
when he arrived.
"Of all 1 udo people," Mrs. Peyton i
declared, "she was certainly the
worst!"
"She was!" Helen agreed. "1
couldn't make her out at all, And I
don't call her pretty, either."
"I do," observed Emily pates. "I ]
call her very pretty—-and possessed of
great charm."
“Charm!" scoffed Helen. "I can’t :
see It.”
"She isn’t rude," Pinky defended ]
the absent. "I'm sure, Mrs, Peyton,
she made her ndieux most politely. '
Why should she have stayed longer? I
She didn't know any of us—and, per
haps she doesn’t like any of us."
"That's It,” Gordon Lockwood i
stated. “She doesn't llko us—I'm |
sure of that. Well, why should she, if
she doesn't Want to?"
"Why shouldn't PhP?" countered
Tyler. "She's so terribly superior—
I can't hear her. She acts as if she .
owned the earth, yet nobody knows
Who she is. or anything about her." 1
"Where is Miss Austin?" asked Dr. |
Waring, returning, quite composed ]
and calm.
"She went home." informed Mrs. i
Bates. "Are you all right, John?” |
"Oh, yes, dear. I wasn't ill, or any
thing like that. The awkward acei
dent touched my nerves, and 1 want
ed to run away and hide."
He smiled Whimsically, looking like
a naughty schoolboy, and Emily
Hates tool: his hand and drew him
down to a seat beside her.
"What made you drop it, John?" I
Stic snid, with.a direct look Into his i
eyes.
He hesitated a moment, and his own l
glance wandered, then he said, "I
don't know, Emily; I suppose it was
a sudden physical contraction of the 1
muscles of my hand—and I couldn't
control it."
Mrs. Bate’s didn't look satisfied, hut
she did not pursue the subject. Then
the discussion of Anita was resumed.
"How did you like her looks, Dr,
Waring?" Helen Peyton asked.
"i scarcely saw her,” was the quiet
reply. "Did you all admire her?"
"Some of us did." Mrs. Rates an
swered; "I do, for one. Hid you ever j
see her befora, John?"
Dr. Waring stared at the question. '
"Never.” he declared. "How could 1
I have done so?"
"I don't know. I'm sure," Mrs.
Bates laughed. "I just had a sort of
impression—"
"No, dear, I never saw the girl be- i
fore in my life," Waring reasserted.
The Tragedy.
That same Sunday evening the War- ,
lng household dined alone. Oftener |
than not there were guests, hut to- |
n ght there were only the two Pey
tons, Lockwood and John Waring
himself.
Ito, the butler, had holiday Sunday
afternoon and evening and Nog I, the
Second and less experienced man, war
trving his best to satisfy the exactions
of Mrs. Peyton as to Ins service at .
the table.
Helen Peyton was in a talkative
mood and commented volubly on the
caller id the afternoon. Miss Austin.
She met little response, for her
mother was absorbed in the training
of the Japanese, and the two men
seemed Indisposed to pursue the sub
Ject.
"Don't vott think she's odd look
ing'.’" Helen asked of Dr. Waring.
"Odd looking," ha repented; "1
don’t know. 1 didn't notice her espe
cially. She seemed to me a rather
distinguished type."
"Distinguished is (lie Word.” agreed
Lockwood. "What about the lecture
tomorrow night, doctor? A V 111 Fes
senden take care of it?"
"No; 1 must lecture myself tomor
row night. I'm sorry, for I'm busy
with that book revision. However, I'll
look up some data this evening, and
I shall be ready fnr it."
“of course you will," laughed Mrs.
Peyton. "You were never caught un
ready for anything"'
"Hut It mentis some work." Waring
added, as he rose from the table.
He went into the study, followed
be Lockwood. whose experience made
him aware of what book* his chief
Would tleed, and lie began nt otico to 1
take* them from the shelves.
"Kight." Waring said, looking ovor
(he armful of volumes Look Wood 1
paced on the desk'and seating him
self in the swivel chnlr.
"Tiring me Marcus Aurelius, too. I
please, and Martial.”
"The Classic i touch," Lockwood |
Smiled, ‘ ,
"Yes. it mills dignity, jf one Is a
bit "by Of mntsrial." Waring admit
ted. good nnturedly. "That's nil,
Lockwood. You may go. tf you like.**
"Xo, Rlr. I’ll stay until 11 or so.
I'm pretty busy with tho reporta, and.
too. Rome one may call whom I can
take rare of."
"Good chap you are. I.oOkWOOd. T
appreciate it. Very well. then, don’t
bother me unless absolutely neces
sary."
The secretary left tho room and
closed tho study door behind him.
This door gave on to the end of
the cross hull, and tho hall ended
then, in a roomy window seat, nnd
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Jingle Bells
Stuttering
Sister Kate
Lovin’ Sam
Toot Toot Tootsie
Silent Night, Holy Night
I’m Through (Shedding
Tears Over You)
Nellie Kelly I Love You
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frequently oocffhied by Gordon Lock
wood. The window looked out on the
beautiful lake view, sis did the great
study window, and it also commanded
a view of the highroad on which
stood, not far away, the A Aft ms board
log house.
"Lockwood lodged there, as t>eing ;
mot convenient, hut most of his
waking hours were spent in his cm- j
plover's home. A perfect secretary
he had proved himself to l>e, for Ills
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REOULAR 55c VALUE. I QUART TO A CUSTOMER
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ME" ATQ Presh young Pig Roast, lb .Uljc
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*0 alt* (lat gcst grown) Cal. Naval
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**°z. 15;
Winter Banana Apples, 10 lbs.
fnr .45c
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Large head solid cabbage.10c
Hot house leaf lettuce . .3 for 10c
Large bunches green onion a or
radishes . 2 bunches for 15c
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No. 1 Brazil
lb. .I6c
No. l_N»w Soft Shell Wal. lb., 22c
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Blue Bell Flour, 48 lb._S 1.54
Red Dot Pras, can 15c; 3 for ,40c
Fanry Evergreen Corn, 10c; 3
for . 27c
Kamo or Advo Extra Sifted
Peas, 25c; 3 for.72c
Seedless Raisins, Jh. . 15c
Santa Clara Prunes, 2 lbs. 25c
Advo Pumpkin, No. 3 tin. 14c; 3
for . ... • . 40c
Monarch Whole fruit Pieserves,
jar . 35c
Genuine Red Alaskan Salmon, t *11 Q
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4 lbs Head Rice for .25c
4 lbs. finest cooking: Beans . . .25c
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l^arge bar !0c Castile .Soap* . . 5c
I an y or Kr spy Cracker*. 4 Ih.
box .55c
Advo Olives, quart jars . 40c
Advo nr Ka»po Pancake Fleur, 2
large sacks far 45c
Christmas Trees all prices from 2(V
no to .. ...
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I Country Creamery Package Butter .... JJOC
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Swift’s Premium Oleo.27<*
Swift’* Snowflake Oleo.. sec
Swift & Gem Nut .. * ■
New Yorl: Sage Cheese.45^
Armour’s Nutola, special demon
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IVORY SOAP as,.,,
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Champagne C:;rars, Tin* of 25 ... .. $1.13
Prince Albert, lull I1*. . $1.24
Rustic Briar Pipe, 75c value . 4Pc
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■ *■1 k must he gend.
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Take DELICIA Home in Bulk
—or in Pint or Quart Sealed
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Starting Saturday, Both Stores Will Be Open
Evenings Until Xmas
Lots of Fresh Killed
Turkeys, Geese and Ducks
For Your Christmas Table
F.xtra Fancy Fresh Dressed Spring Chickens, per lb.. 22'uC
Fancy I’ot Roast, per lb...9^
Fancy Shoulder Roust, per lb....,...12':?
Fktra Fancy Rolled Rib Roar.t, per lb...J9^
Fancy Young Veal Roast, per lb....,.12He ahd
l’ig l*ork Loin Roast, young and lean, pen lb.l8'4Je
Fresh Cut Hamburger, per lb.10e
Short Cut Fresh Beef Tongues, per lb...20£
The Best in Groceries Is Our
Constant Aim and Pride
. 10 lbs. Ca.no .Sugar.75c
4 lbs. Head Rice.,.25c
4 !b». Fresh Barley.39c
3 bars Palm Olive Soap_25c
10 bars Crystal White Soap.48c
barge cans Yellow Freestone
Peaches in heavy syrup, anil
large cans Apricots, can. 20f
35c size I)r. Price's Vanilla or
Demon Extract .28C
Burnstt’s Lemon Extract... 25c
barge can Del Monte Sliced
Piueapple, per can... 35c
barge cans Broken Slices
Pineapple, per can. 30c
Sun Maiil Raisins, per pkg..15c
lti-o*. pkg. Del Mont© Seedless
Raisins, per pkg.... .18C
2 for .35C
Extra Fancy Santos; Coffee,
4 lbs. for . 95C
Our Central Special Coffee..30C
3 lbs. lor .88C
48-lb. sack Gooch’s Flour. $1.65
48-lb. sack Gold Medal...$2.10
48 lb. sack Pillsbury Family Circle
Flour .$1.98
Large California Prunes, ll>. 20#
, S for ..9,v
Large can* Del Monte Asparagut
Tips, p#r can.34~
?» cans lor. $1.00
WaPer Baker-* Ciiocolate
tfr lb.35f
Large pkg. Swnnadown Cake
Flour for. 30(>
Instant Swanzdown Cake Flour
per pkg.25C
Quart cans Mazda Oil.27c
Exira Milled Advo Pea*, can 25c
Per dozen cans .. .$2.00
Extra Sifted Kamo Peas. 25#
Per dozen cans... $2.90
tied Dot Peas, per can... •12,’j#
Per dozen cans .. $1.45
Fancy Evergreen Corn, can. 10#
Per dozen cans.98#
10-lb. can Karo Syrup, cun..49c
Assorted Campbell Soups,
per can . 10#
Large cans Kamo Pumpkin
p°r can.12’t#
Pet Milk, can .10#
Ter dozen cans . $1,15
We Specialize in Fresh
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Fruits and Vegetables
fancy Ihisp Grapefruit, each.9c
3 »»»■ .25c
Large Leaf Lettuce, i! for., 25C
Fancy Dnlicta Apples, box $3.50
Fancy Roman Beauty Apples,
per box . $1.50
'Cooking Apples, 3 lbs for.. 25c
New English Walnuts. 4 ibs.95c
Now Mixed Nuts, 4 U>s.95f;
Brazil Nu1s, per lb.17H#
CranberrleB, per quart.15<^
Fancy Pascal Celery,
per dosen bunches.66<t
tS lbs. Jersey Sweet Potatoes 25<*
New Pates, per lb.15^»
Christmas Cake and Crackers
lien's Iced Christmas Animal and Assorted Animal Crackers, lb. 23*
IVanut Cake, per !b . .22*
Candy for the Xmas Stockings
MsCombt' Home-mad* Chocolates and Christmas Candies tor the
Loved Ones.
Candy Canes. Candied Fruits, Freeh and Salted Nutt ot All Kindt.
Holiday Cigar Values
JUST INSIDE THE DOOR.
smokers’ Special for Xmas Shop
pers. Exceptional values by ar
rangement, with the manui'aeiuter
of Faraday Cigars. We offer you
this box price:
SO Faraday Merchant size. $4.75 ■
value for .... . $3.85
El Modelo Havana Cigar, made In 1
Tampa. Special Holiday [lacking, |
box of 25 cigars for... $2.95
liox of 60 for... . .$5.85'
llllnd cigar, 10c value.
box of 25 for.... .$2.15
Moanrt Cigar, life value.
box of 26 for. .. . .$2.75
Girard cigar, 15c value,
box of 25 for.... .$2,951
Ln Mtlhla Cigar, Hotbchild chape, |
box of lo for.... 98c
IT ora Cigar, box of 10 for. 49 • i
El Models, special, made in I
Tampa, extra special value. !
box of 50 cigars for.$3.50
American Citizen, 5c value.
box of 50 cigars for... $1.50 1
llaUeltle Cigar null Cigare’te 1
Holders, each.
19C. 29c. 39C. 49c. 69C
UPnulne Leather tignrette Cases,
75e value, for./V< I
Genuine Cowhide Cigar Ca-i:s,
$1.00 value, for.... .75c
Assorted Leather Card Ca=es,
With Gold Edge Cards... 98C
PLAYING CARD SPt-SIAL.
Bicycle Cards, per deck.45c
Wireless Cards, per deck... 25<!
BRIAR PIPES SPECIAL.
Uenultie French Briar Pipe,
25c. 35C. 50C. 75C .$1
Pipes In cases, $2, $3 $4. 85
GenUlni' Leather Bill Fli’.ls,
exceptional values, 35c. 49c
Beal Horseiilde Bill Fold.. 08c
Prince Albert, fill! Ih.81.24
George Washington Cut Plug,
full lb. 890
George Washington Cut, Pin-.
otie-haL' Ih. ... 45^
Edgeworth, uni Ih. £1 ?4
Whale Hmohlug, full lit.4^C
Gillette Big Fellow Mntelv liar..-.
.$3.98
Ucai de Luxe, $1,110 value. .
Gem UAaor. wulli automatic
strapper and blades, $:i.uo value,
. fm- ..81.08
Camel Cigr.rn rs, per rar*i»n.
, 81.39
Beech Nut Cigarettes, carton,
■» . $1.20
Onr Otyn Made
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•J-lb. Rolls Country flutter, per lb.44
Central Extra Quality Creamery Cutter, per lb.53'go
Guaranteed Cheeked Eggs In cartons, dozen.-&91/c£
Crick Cheese, per lb.343
Fancy Country Creamery pkg. Butter, pee lb.44'sc
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