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THE SIOUX CITY JOURNAL, Wednesday, July 29 195313 red hair, that hung mermaid fashion' over her shoulders. "Why i Reside the LauPhinP Water you're the new teacher from Edge- V-l'-cv 4 Romance by I thought you were one the brats. You're just a kid" yowv self "I I'm not!" Lilith's teeth be gan to chatter, and Gavin flung a the story: Ft brinn Linth Cremejenfng, the drive of rain, 'the swift trench-coat around her shoulders home town oiiei wayUnd, whom she rise of the wind, the angry lash- HE saw the exultation in his ing of the waves against the little JSC 1 urn lOTra oortnir me war. toere sue mrrti Avis, his widow, who not discovered Lilith's identity the London actress Lesley Gray whom she blames for iU facp. thf iov of conflict in the canoe mat now seemea so weatc lilies' death, and his two cntiaren rtg and Rowan.

Liiith also meets Gavin Way- and frail as the river began' to; set of his jaw as the chrome and lash about like, an angry monster craft made a monkey land. Giles younger brother, who is des -f V. i i and show its mighty power cribed as a woman hater. i out of the stormy water. "Look at that seat locker be side you you'll find some towels VIII She was far from the shore; she had been paddling toward a 'Guarantee ILIT1I told Archer all about great rock on the far side of the You're afvfully pretty like a we river, cauea ine Minister a kitten; -and you look 10 years It was only a question of than the day I saw you." utes before the canoe would be swamped and she would be buck "My hair isn't snow white then?" "Far from it.

I should say it's J. it that evening wnen uiey went for a drive in the little car which, he said, was like a corner of somt foreign field fofever England. "I feelras If I were driving a tank when I get behind the wheel of some xof these American behe ing those wild, rushing waters, rprJHpr than mv niop's. Ynn knnw .11 i lft'iing ineir spiasn ana sung on' prfr -i ner lacesuiiocaxing, arowmng in; yeSf know Peg. She is txieu- uhur secret aepms.

'one of my star pupils." moths. How did the day go? one neara mp oppd tnriim rm Lovely. I had my PortraiUe aquaplane only a few seconds those young shtbobcatsi I don't done. "By Karsh?" 'By Peg Wayland. mis vc ic that vou try to add on turned throwing her into and dignity with those mad maelstrom, blinded and chok-iglasses and all the rest 0f it.

You mg She glimpsed the white craft; don't look' much different now "Well, well! Did you bring it YOU GET AN ACTUAL INSURANCE POLICY WHEN YOU BUY RED OWL INSURED BEEF. Aiming waras ner, sending up a irom any of your students for me to ee? "I did." (To Be Continued) Archer stopped the car and studied the brave lines of the young girL's sketch. He whistled softly. "'Out of the mouths of babs or from the pencils of THIS POLICY ASSURES YOU OF TOP GRADE, PROPERLY TRIMMED BEEF; "sc wouu syi ay mux, as 11 slowed, she fought her way toward it, grasping with" Jrantic fingers at the buoy flung out to her, pulling herself slowly along the sodden hemp until strong hands seized her under the arms like a gaffed fish, she was dragged 'i'X II 1 THE RED OWL INSURED BEEF POLICY. into the speedboat and lay gasping sucklings.

Liiith, the child has made a brave stab at getting to the lovely essence of you." "Spare me, Arch. Seriously, though, she thinks she has seen -Ime somewhere before. Do you suppose she could be any- chance have come across one of those GUARANTEES SATISFACTION OR ana spitting water on the cushions. "You must have heard harr music that time, lady," Gavin YOUR MONEY BACK! Wayland's thin brown face was RED OWL stern and his eyes angry, "What SCHICK SHAVER CHECK-UP A factory trained expert is always available to give your Schick immediate service. Only genuinp factory parts AutKoriied Schick Sales and Service JEWELERS Corner Fffth and Pierce St.

ts uie idea paacmng around in that cockle-shell in a blow like this? Did you think the river was something Jike the Serpentine or! one of those cute duck ponds you! people call lakes? Somebody should have told you" He broke sudden-1 ly and stared at her, at the cling-1 ing slacks and sweater, the sodden; illy, rx v. i Only 3 More Days Sale Ends August 1st theatricaLphotos maybe Giles had one. "Could' be. You aren't telling those people that you once were almost married to this Waylaid chap?" "No no, I'm not, Archer. They geem to attach some blame to me for his crackup and for what "reasons I don't know his death.

I'm not to blame. I ditched him but I had my reasons the best in the world. Yo-i believe me, Archer?" "You don't need to ask, my child. And I think, you're wise to say nothing. "Let the dead past bury its dead." BEFORE the djays turned cocl Archer taught her how to 1 paddle his canoe.

Soon she could handle the light craft and as she was a good swimmer Archer let her have the canoe to herself "whenever she wished. "But don't ever forget," Archer warned her several times, "that the Laughing Water can have its treacherous spells. And when it gets angry its laughter isn't good to Archer had also warned against going too far from shore. "Wide and deep," intoned. Archer in his I h- IinsuredIN; 1 1 1 1 RED OWL STORES Jg, I 1 Smaelc It! Whaelc It! Here's a I7-JEWEL WATCH fl fl)) (0) Vn7 II UU Lmm MM CJ Cfl GB ij Designed for the Roughest, Toughest Service! Water resistant Sweep Second Shock resistant Hand Anti-Magnetic Unbrealabl Luminous Dial Crystal i ind ONLY 1 1IWS LJ "TSlf-lS Ml ED TBOCa-H ii jl95 IKS far jf 'i i.

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