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Claudia Towsead" Meets Dick 1'What:" d' ou" mean?"
Y Moriarty. sat. +.
forward belligerently. "If :' ou're
jokin'—well, you're jokin' wi' the
wrong . party, • see'!"
Braddock smiles -
i'ormight
, .
"Moriart I mi .:'
g gh' t say Mur..
phy!"—he.. watched the other
man
start—"}gas you' :ever ' i,, Boise,. 'Ida
Alkalis, -at a lackey .game is Seattle
ease .telt, : Her interest la,:Dielf,aw•
fsirlates ;WeIIac, Darnell,rich yealsg
e
litabumaa, 'wie warts. ba, to mi
'' To' •et ,D I['
g ie.on M of the • WAY,'
Wallace, offers him 'a. job is `ane .of
kis lussber' canape' in. British. Colum•
bin. " lafeanwbile,k Claudia • has. round ho?"
a'; 7!b fop Dick a Seittle. Bo _OA_ ""Hew t once
about Murphy? And Boise„
"Hm l . Let me tell • you that there
ain't :much Braddock don't; know
about the men: he has working for
him!"
wa err m ego o, • seep a news
',MM. Dick.. -Dick ..goer , to the !amber'
cam, . and there dueovera that ,`Bar •
-
Sion company is stooling` timber; Hey
asks 4 for ' an °-ezplanatiob,` but :Bract.
:deck' the boss; pati him.- off and next
for Seattle. , The follow.
iilg anal Claudia' .'tops, in at Bernell's
efeee iced, by chance, overhears Bor.
Hell and'' Braddock _plotting :to' do.
+ li1!raTr with Drcii. , She decides to go,,
• tg'Barna- Lake •herfelf to• warn Dick;`
but: Braddock tees-. her , on' the boat,
• and ",manages ta;' arrive at the camp,
before ;tire does
CHAPTER VD
Nlien'Braddoctc arrived at thea'
rtp, he immodiate,l�v'sent for Jen=
kins, the- overseer Jenkins , report
'edthat everything had` gone on .quiet-
ly' durrrig' his absence
"I ,want to see Moriarty,"' Brad
;dal( 'said.' Y`Tell him. to Come to my
office now, at once•
: ;Moriarty was; the 'man . who : had
been scaler before Whalen had ,Oust-
.the
ust- the job
` "Braddock sat ;down at his desk to'
_,wait.;;'He took a cigar, ht it; then,
felt in," the"drawer at. his hand •for:::
•the 'revolver that he always ;kept
'there, ! loaded "The man,' who. was
coming' in had a, black•:est
..14'1`oriarty'opened' :theOr" and
,peered into the room. !
"Come•;.right ire,' m !" said :Brad
dock
Moriarty came'in; Ieaving,the door
ajar,. behind dim.: "
- Shut° -the• door," Braddock order
ed._ "Lock it ---I want to: speak to
• "What's all this -about,.' boss? 1
'ain't done nothin' "
Braddock laughed.
"Site down ` Seems` to me,'you're
afraid o'm
`soething, Mister, 'oriar-
ty�n M' •
' Yciu're;wrong!" said—the. _ -Man
quickly, driaPpia,g , to' a chair: "I'm
afraid o'nothiu•t" ; What's the gamel"
I'd act° that wtiy,' too, if 1
expected.;to 'nee a,, cod blab& every
''corner,, re,riir.chu g Frne :et.;. my past
7rist'ory said "Bifaddpck.
000atate :their many OcIl.;
'Coital flow ottalitiet: •
, rood OC ihoko qui*,
Pass elinalitotes
"rkiday 114'11160 tram Montreal
•.pooel;,.Plymouth, Havre end P
Liindian at rates which roma
sent substantial saving, ,
Apply to •
. $ a.•,
Sw ey "Reveal. increase of• .12,5
Per Cent. la 1936 Reported
•
NEW $ORK,. Reporting. that 44
cents of each. advertising, dollar. spent,
in '193¢, went to newspapers; the Bur•
eau Of Advertising of the 'American:
Newspaper Publishers'' , Aehociiation
asserted, that greater+ promotion will
return: greater' benefits to the: ,news,
' paper business.
"Newspapers have the greatest- me
umey:Of advertising; r said' the report,:.
signed' •by Chairman Edwin S. Friend-
ly. "Thin volume."will grow if yve.are'
willing'to promote zit on a scala equalt
to• the efforts of competing;,mediuma."•"
Newspapers generally, he';said,.are
more 'nearly Conscious, of title oppor=
tun.ty.:than; ever, before.
Newspapera •received approximately
288 000 00
0 en
i , . , . .,, i , n .. rav ,ue from national
advertisers` In 1936; Friendly : said. as
compared; to16? 00 000. n
3 1935, a
gain,
of 12.6 per c
Dividing the a age.' advertising
dollar,,1•he, said, ; newspapers received
..,
44 'cents, magazines k3.6. • cents;. :ear
cards 15.10 et a cent, chain. broadcasts
14 cents and outdoor advertising .me-
diems. 7.9' cents •
.. ��nr-tail=¢ir•��cn�•-A-�1,-� ,
A:
the admission of 15' new: newspap-
era to In 1936, and the
resignation of '10;
Moriarty' was cornered, and he
*knew it.
' "Well, :what are< you• going to .de
about , it?"
,"Nothing!"
' Moriarty stared. at; him, astonish-
a great -man to :iniad my own
business,_`Moriarty..!= If -another- man-.
feels -it best to,'take--a-change ofvair,'
—and a _change. o' name along With:
it -why, :I'm 'riot interefering. L. But '
L expeothim to'.be grateful enough.;
o=:do me favor one • in pit
While
`'Favor?"•;'said =•Moriarty gruffly..
".What's your price?"
"I'm , thinking,'' Braddock said
slowly, "of sending you ;alongwith
that fellow: Whalen to look` over. 'some,
timber wepp'g�ot at',.the4;east end •o;'
Tchesinkut 'Lake " ,
"Whalen! But`I. hate the sight' o'
.
"You hate t • hire? • Well, that'll•
make it easy=-" Braddock leaned
,forward over the desk.. "That's 'the
favor;' I'm aslsing�you come„ back-
alone!"
• The other' man's • face - changed. A;
sinister: smile twisted his mouth.'
"So that'`s .the game,. eh? Well,. if
I put hind.where, he' rightly belongs'•
what do I getout of it? . I' take all
:the 'risk!" `. .
Braddock., -frowned., "Noll,- he
said: "I'11 give you•a thousand dol-
lays .and . your' time %when, ;you come
back' and report to me;here."
"One thousand-",_
•
"That's get!- NoWdthen
get down to'biaSs
.This thing ,hai.'-got :leek: like, air -
accidellt, see? have:Jo' report
trait and 7get'llim in his sleep—or-
.or. ail -tethered,. or -;--well, I leave it tot
yon.- -You collie home and it
ta'-'rne_in great excitenient; dye.
blight . and .early, ,tomorroW"-Morning..
',Row theiii:,tivioriartsi,•40 tack •to;ilie4
',ariYhody about seeing me... In
rP1' telt you • both yeti to gO•04t
tee? nothing:1K,
this .before I tell you 'in:front of.' him, .r
:,,qen minutes later, Whalen was
•Wanted .the• Office.: Hastily
Wherekt. that other.:IelloW; Mort!
' 'ii'atle VVldt� Canac
OTTAWA., --Canadian trade with.
I3elgiuln, which' totalled $30,000,000
',last year, will be' more than doubled
it is believed. as a, result • of the
forthcoming visit to 'Canada 'of some:'
twenty_ or twenty five representative
businessmen ,-frond' Belgium. • tinder
the' guiding hand of''Baron ' Silver-
eToys, the enterprising young Belgi,.
an Minister, who earrme; to.•llttawa• at
the ' News - Year, the party will ' visit'
Toronto, Montreal and other ;indus-
trial centres of the Do_ minion The
u t.�•rl
..,. . ,: rte;... a�_• ... V... Fa.�LU++rYa1,V 4I'1L`,.;.
foundation , for enduring relations:.
between the two :countries and 'Bar--
,
'on Silvercruys aces, ;no reason why:
an.. Annual. twoTwa),!+ trade, of $70,.'•
00;0,000 Y'should,not be: established:,'
or: Stan 'Collectors
Siang) actors:':
Stamp collectors: wilt bo Interested:
in brie, epeeial •offer of the Colonial.•
Dlstribetore Wmite4r, , Toronto,
Coronation "Souvenir stapwpa _ stzty:
-a11 different for 25c,:'All engraved
in ; four calors.
The 'set contains sta,nps' shOwing
crowning ;of': King' 'Harold in 1066; •
William .the Conqueror,. King George
i;
the IP. Also iertrayals�___ t .ot theKin..'e-.
--ebamplon,. Merbera.` the' Royal
g>� sa
Family and Historical Points of In-
terest.
eanni Giri' In Lacy Cape of . Laura Wheeler
Crochet
attera Number 1463.,
Wide,pattern-each row is Vt. goee' quickly. And
it's, :just:the thIng:fOr',dressr:up ori cool evenings. Pattern '1463. con -
sit and Of, all•stitchea lined; material requirements.
Cocents-ln stamps or coin (coin preferred) for this ,pattern
to': Needlecraft: :Dept; Wilson Publishing Co., 13 Nest .Adelaide St.;
'''PerontiL". Vitite plainly. Pattern Number; your 'Name' and Addriss.
7,bit"---ef'tillibir-craising for. us -'-
r want "Yea' td Start -4 daWri dr befere
:e" :teheeinitiit latie:s::Thesi want fig-
: tires deWri in -Seattle", right aWay: I
„earl be back here "at.tight. The.'ear,
back to. bed now antl„get Seilie. sleep;
V 'Dick felt turprised
thoW it; ter did he- let either: Mari
; 'see ,how elistaitetul tO 'hilt *at. the
chesen Ear hiM. Was ail.
in the daY1s .wOrk, 'he supposed: .'
',.1110riai,cty seeing at Yea 1kno* the, lie
feeling Mach curiosity: or even An-
terett • The trip Weald. relieve : the
Imoriotoai:' -The fact that tbey had
picked ....hilt for the job sheVied„
, and 4o.ize.ri their value for theth.
. When :Claudia, Townteifd reached
at. inn Yat tarts Like, she
atcly asked ;ttio' *Ay.. to 'the' ilotneil
*S3 • Rillte 'fnIPOSsible for, her 'to get
thero 'before:the next morning.' '•
She chafed at the delay. If:Bra&
idocit had gorie straight out there,
pick • was in iriiiriediate 'danger. But'
CUNARD WHITE STAR
DONALDSON ATLANTIC LINE
,110'bat the man go see is 1,our locateigetol.
2if "Street (Elgin 3471) iiiitoratdp.
444.
Issue No. 19—'37
there, was nothirig to he. done;_abolit
journey So she, decided to get 'a geed
night's sleep arid ,ordered. a sleigh to
• down there! •„'Ne' women in that
(TO he centinded)
Moscow .
Jelly' Comes. to the.Rescue
Perhaps you have always thou
only to make glowing: dessert dish
or, in in , a pinch, a" molded. salad.• '
• are :out to dispel that idea• and :he
ere •{ some, 'recipes. whk3l,; prove. that
auick-setting dy'1Xy:' had";: an lnf11Fi
variety of uses';w,hiieh will ; -endear
to„ the• hearts of • busy . honremake .
These .packages of jelly Inl,bri ht
Y g c
ors and various flavors 'tan come
your rescue on,� numerouii oceasie
when. yon .tieryou just' can'
;.. , . ,1 t make.
,Heal out of What is left over , and y
you, can't throw the scraps, away.
Here are two.'deli iu'u3 recipes
,.• c,pea that
can , form the • main 'courte , of ' any
Meal,: company or otherwise, and -yet
they are so cheaply and ; Basil pre,
• wired. that it will :Astonish . yob: But.
y
'once you have, tasted them, it'won't
astonish- F ' to-fi
Mair M. Morgan
rs a thick iron ogrearid is
�' kept ex=,
ght,' .elusive! fo
_ hem -..'
r. t. akin
_ o m
Y o ee
ts..
.,, .0 1.
+..et.-.•.rw--v..l.- lFi.4 Wa ,1 Y 'Y �.
tt car' y
use; r,1tr Y. ja
es simply • wiped clean', with a` cloth -or
We, . , tissue paper:; ' .
re its bottom'is perfectly flat; sohat'
, it cannot reel .about on the; gas -ring
tQ' r over.:whatever hot:flame the- Dane
it, let is going 'to be cooked,• The, fl e
am,
•• must be .,hot and the pan ;must. be
of hat, because speed is•the essence of;
to . good omelet -making.
• '
•
ns
Slow' cooking a ..
.. ., 8 mans toughness,.I
a For. this reason; o ••not° lint, or.
et p , .fid..,.
eggs' into the pan • that'' will: #vrm;' a.
e
' thinnish;'layer'on. the bottom.
' A Plain One '
Since:" the' plain'omeiet i th
„. s the, basis
of • a thousand. others, 'We will make
one.
ant, them again and .age
Piquant Tongue, Mold
1,' Package quick -setting" lemo.
jelly,; .1 •,,pint warm' water', 23rd table
spoons vinegar,' 1-8 teaspuon salt,.1
teaspoon :scraped "onion, 31Fa 'cup
boiled tongue—finely., chopped, 3'
•cap, dill pickles --•finely chopped, -
cup mayonnaise..:.. ;
Dissolve jelly in .w.,arm` water, A'dd
vinegar and: ' salt. .Chill 'until ;cold
and, syrupy, Place in bowl of crack=
ed ,eo_ o doe water and: whip -with
rotary • egg heater `until fluffy --and
;thick:"hke`-•Whipped cream. 'Fold
onion tongue, pickles :and • mavon-
The Tempting Omelet
' There is -nothing terrifying about
attempting in omelet. '
Ornelet-making is not an over-
,erowded prefessien; and any 'lone
showing marked •gifts in that three-
aliapst to wizardry.
Catch hold of this frying ,pan. It
Let the pan get bete. and' place in:,
,cover, the isottirin of the pall,. Three
end heat theft just enough to mix
the..Yelks and the. whites; adding, a
into the' pan arid let them :spread
'Shake the Pap ViZtry gently to 'pre-
,prit sticking, And. 'Ihen the' Ander;
up its edges wi* 14:-.thin.140fe and_
'let we're liquid,: apper part rUn down
' Serve it instantly. Commii tiny
- other. faux, pes you like, but never
keep an omelet waitink, ,
-.After all, it, has not kelit you
waiting, fer an 'omelet is quick mag-
le-. Two or three minutes does' the'
•
-"There is still one place -in 'the
vvorld where. we 'can 'find peaCe-Lthe
--George .Tessel.
SEEDS
, package 'of Parisian pansieS.•No.' 2549; and .
stated, Inpages, several in natural colours, •
ass st.LAWRENCE EllyD..M0NTRKAL ".
the streete of the capitat The deOree
'istged. by.' the:. • Council of People's :
Coinnaissara: Oict Cara are talk), seat
to t4o, provitteek Ownera will be re-
quired ter exchange' their .old antthrin
biles for, a ne* model and. thedeeree ,
.'eitelids: credit tar two. yeare to in,
"My rules of diet 'are .fiked in the
-sense that am ahnott:, mtclusvely
Highest Prket Paid s.Weekly
' CHARGES' PAID,
, ORDER'. CANS NOW
•
Bratfich or
The, UMW Partnere Co,opsratlVe CO.,
45
t.
in set oll different'
(All ,engraved in Four 'Colors)
ihe Set contains stamps showing Crownni' gs of King
- Harold in 1066; Willianiihe Contjueror; King George
, the' IV. Also. Portrayals Of the -King' chani$On;
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UR: .LOCAL. ,NEWSDEALER'•
Revenues ,Lagguip .7,-,, Question
ofijoials- .said Ault week the pace ..4. ,
%Patine:Oa in the -next few montlia-Mai
she* whether new taxes, will he neetti
' Should present activity .be etepPe6
Up, they said, It May apeed titt.-flow ,,
oll
, Roper amid that, although husiness
.:way 'frOm. full prodaction."' With -no.
need:, le eViViinalOt' Methods. Of stop-. .
.. ReoseVelt- said in :hie' budget :message • .
' the• treasuryi will suggest- new levied
I° the 1939 s,ession.rit,Congread.. :
: :Wad ;circulated, ..,In• edam . fiscal: -,,,
haVe been Considered. one. method: of ,
;which :UPset 'both domesticjiltir-?
:threat paid foreigners probably, wohid.:.
•
Why s Cline
Afraid hi aria a
Suggests It Is Uniform Law
• For Dominion -
heading On ''an article in,-.7he Coin.: •
'one:':of Canada's. best
NO. extrailitian. No, confliethig
, that' the .fact , that the,•Criminal
, plies alike across the Coniitry: *tie' "
reasot for ,:the, better, enferee:,
tient :of'ciiminit this.' cow -All -
include the" feet that the jadiCiary
The question ef..'inlifo.rm...laws:
trao,tiag af-goed.aleal.ipt. attention. end
aelform:. wage'. utiferin- them!
-.law- enfereement in Canada :into not -
lee ill 'the; Vlirt-eds States and. the
."Foo: lotg time it: -.has • been coma"
mon, opinion' that :the peOble Ot. can -
so clear.mmanation is la the' proMpt
actioti. Of ,OntatiO." authorities.. With to'-:
.‘ferencei to. strihie• le the 'motor ear' •
IL
Be Given A
'Veteran ..Indian raistion
„ary of, ,Saddle Lake, -90. itilet north-
east Of Edniontim, hat,. left, here ter
conVtioatiolli Of .Victoria
' Steinhauer la believed the only
elicitor or Arta degree and itTrIfr •th
, who -ever receli7ed•
florn. in 1§.6.1; Cree 'parentage,
„attended :Vietoria 'wiles it .
'was Ideated .at.Cobourg, Oat., find gto.4
-one Iii,1930 Wet ordained,' trite the
nistrY.. ritinitterial that bee::
Ttieo ,Yeare lige be
'Odd glve,ujifpetehO .`
to the e,Olt Offithe,Veite'd'tputoit