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• Three bandits( known- a' ike,,Lefty,
anti Stutter, seize. :tr_ ans-continental
'
bug. 'and. force the driver to
guid°.
it up a mountainside to a lonely log
shock.. 'Theyare after a secret new',
explosive formula believedto be in
the possession . of ,a •assen er , 'Fin-
ley
;in••ley Trump,•; chemical: magnate. •Mean,.
while, a forest' fire, creep'ng,:up the.
night;,' Ike is • mysteriously 'strangled.
Tho circumstances •• appear to point.
' to one_ of the'. passengers as, the. mus,
' ::derers. Later, the other two bandits.
are overpowered and bound. Mean
while, :May .Lawrence, pretty trained .
nude,
and Dr. Nick Strand
len in/ love. On', the, second night,
while 'Trump is guarding'Lefty ane
"Stutter., they suddenly ..leap,. on .him
.-having?•surreptitiously , cut their •
CHAPTER;VI ,'
Tramp fought furiously, but:, he
knew he bade'
t a chance against the
two :bandits unless he'resorted "to
strategy. As he struggled, he : man -
a ed__to' lifeone thin leg,' and gave,.
the -dear a vicious OCT-;1t-slammetl-"
shut,' jarring a frying pan.: from a
nail; 'beside the, stove:: The noise, ;1}e
hoped,• would bring the others: to ,his
. Lefty, seiz ng. Trump's gun, made'
dash for. the open; and rot a
way.-
• But Stutter too Red:
•
bo`yle, bounding 7"nto—the °`kitehe ,an
the gun dropped . from his limp tri•.
gers. There had been a silencer on
the weapon that had, fired .that bullet!
LeftY, seized his. ,g un in his other,.
hand, and. ••sprang .erect.- But just
:then,, something tight and'agon'zing
fastened'. about his throat .;• :.,
:The gunfell again, and he c. ed
r in''a -in'.
•h ` to ed
as s
iteven e
at g g
„ son Who was strangling him, •
This' horror and amazement were
in his eyes<when, a short• time„later,.
Finley Trump and Nick iStrand came
upon h;s body, flat upon' the ground,
with 'a rope knotted cruelly abqut.
..his thick neck.
"He knew the•.tnurderer before he
'uke Of Windsor
Sur Gerald' . Wollaston Regrets
Criticism of Duke
LONDON, • :Eng. The D.trke of.
Windsor hoe: receive•.Irom.;Si'r Gerald;
Wollaston,: Garter' "r King of=Arms,' a •
statement• of regeet:=for rema►l.0 '014,
funeral, arrangements for the late
King..George 'V.,
.."ROTTEN•S'ro X, _
The. -Duke 'vas revealed in --a state
fnent to the `Evening Standard,• .t15
,ti..' r:•+--r•'t'r�._:, 'T C:xr.=':tm •'f.1U„a.c• -m •C a'k. w;
as "a rotten. story,.?
Sir Gerald, whose chief '.task ••us
Garter; King -of -Arms• is to proclaim •
:the •secession, of • a. King,; told
:,•f.yceun Cltib' dinner;
"Le'ss time' was allowed for funeral
arrangement's. to be'.'inade, than, ever
before..`: W.e' had only one week :AI-.
::though' I thought at the time, we could
not `possibly do it, King• Edward in.
sisted 'that ;;,the funeral must ,take
place at the end ,of the week.".
Sir Gerald; after the Duke's state.:
Ment :became: known; announced •thats'
`he '"mean no sort off." disrespect to ;the;
has;
' dsor'` if
distress
k of Wrn
u e any
been caused;• to, ,the Duke I certainly
ecte
regret . it. : an entirely unexpected
complexion has. been. ''put on •my
.
• • 'REBUKED BY DUKE]
The Duke of Windsor, in his state
ment to the Evening Standard by .tele-
:phonefronx:•Austria, said he "had;.•to
speak -quite sharply" to Si'r'`Gerald'
telling h]in to expedite' his part of the
funeral arrangements' forhis„father.
Wollaston referred; to•.that' part of.
the Dukes..:stateient revealing that;.
he, the;; Duke, ,called a meeting to: dis-
cuss arrangements the day after King.
George's death,. and that Que 3n Mary.
'wanted', the; funeral'January 28, 193E
the day it was. held.'
"l• 'recollect that •the'Duke 'did say
something to :that effect, that it ,was
his nrother':s..wish:, that •'tire, funeral
should be concluded _ in a week in
order- to- avoid prolenging,'distress to
h ' Ro al 'Family,":•'Wollaston said::
I, said a 7' ing'' • b,:rs.
funeral • Was simply`. incidental to
general remarks •on the• nature of my
work." -
Lord: Beaverbrook's `Daily Express
died,":Strand said 'as 'he ,rose from.
a brief examination: "And it sur-
•
prised him.= Get the :look: in: -his eyes
and, on his face:;'
They .carried 11`m` to the shed and
• laid' him beside Ik'e.
The house final'ly bccaine , quiet •;
.Again, but May Lawrence. could ,not
sleep The'±tbought` of the ,fire . corn- •
Wing closer •` and ;closer, and the horrid
:'rltirowledge-that« ther�e:�was r•.uthies_..
murderer in -their` Midst, ".'kept her''
staring tensely into; the:'darkness.
Finally, at three thirty; she sl:plf"ed
intoher dressing gown and stole
:through the' empty living 'room ' to-
ward
the lkrtchen, where' . Strand had
bedeft en.g u ar d over •Stutter Sh
e
en
p
this" mountaintop'that tnight:soon,be
come their funeral'. pyre, and, Tith
had ;him before he .could.. reach the
doo
r:
Lefty.s first sensation;
Upon 'get- •,
"
ting; away from the house,
was :one '
freedom' dashed
of lorious •
g � i'.
n the road. :He'd find a way, out.
dow Y...
He wasn't going to sit ;up there on
that mountaintop; 'like',those.:softies,
a
•
".e ,or
r '
and wait to
hv'
bureed a
be I
strangled•
He darted into' the woods: beside
get road. But he d:d'not g t Yar.
fire had climbed 'hi her .than, ..
• '. The. higher
he had believed possible: Ai far as
he Could see, hewas surrounded•.by
' flames; •and the heat was ^uriliearable . _ _stepped upon- sometl ing, and ':stum-
`- Grasping -has -gun; --he tried_analie'r�
a
•
Mr�...nsrw•r
, 1 .
in air edit'b!t'jai,declared. "the Duke pfd
Windsor defend.:himself�t this' ;time;,
and it is about time, too.
'"What .ie .more,” it•added, 4114 has.
done it,,in first rate style For long;
enough every ono bas. taken a free
kick at the. man whq was; King.. High
and; low have had their say about'.
Now the Duke answers the, state-
ments of Sir Gerald• Wollaston: ., . •
"Itis a,°pity °this--inatter had; to' be
the: subject• .of cggtroversy; . • But de
Mat .blame .that ••upon tide -Duke. :He
shows, and it is.good he does, that, it►.
'things that concern him personally .her.
is: no, longer going to let the 'rest .of
the world ;co all the{talking,*'
Stretching
For
00
the Tots.
•
T. �! .r ..,•yl'. �.k
•
Vw s
Hairbrush.
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clue Citi Spouses. Apparently,
Do, Think Toronto
mmeelutors"
TORONTO. =Actin Mayor Ralph T _
• Day does not'~; believe, husbands: -
should spankeir *Yes, He said ,.14?commenting on a;' Sioux Falls,, S.D.;
' despatch telling how a club of women
had been formed' there "with,tlie mot
to, "Spare the hairbrush and spoil the •
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wife'," p
Mr Day 'ft'stthe.• most fantastic: •
method I;, ever heard of for.: getting •
into:•the., press.• 1 suppose some•, bus
Bands have; done'••the• odd•:bit'of spank;'
1ng,; some in,. - 6010d57, and othere.''seri -,
ously, bu't it's certainly•a thing to be ,
deplored.:'.„, .:. • .. :
rather like. going, back to the j'.
.aril agesmsri't`it?" z suggested''Mrs H
Harris, convener .of• the commiee oa •.
moral standards :of Local Council of:
Women. 'v1 only hope, they. don't try.
. }it•. ,in Ontario:. "Whit,", she: , asked:
laughingly, "are .the Wives allowed' to
do to their• 1iusbands?', The .: whole
thi'ng is rather, amusing. It women' out . .
there have so' little to ,do • that it is
necessar yfor them to ':form. a club -of
that 'sort, they certainly need a' good
, spanking from „time •to ;.time, ; .11irs.
Rligrthmrc, Gr ivelul! Mo v e nerits .
'Best'For Yoirhg"Chitd:
The hest exercises •for the, young•
child are those which stretch and ret'
lax their muscles 'alternately and in-
volve • rhythrnic- and graceful .move-
ments, says a , writer in New Health
Magazine. Physical'jerks are out of
place in a child's curriculum; The.
,key to; their . movement/ lies in the
care -free dancing and ,resilient mo -
ti •of then": eyery-da' :activities.
,chin nievefrr area
ally beneficial, as they ' develop' the
greater activities. of. ,thc... ystem, and,
at the same time,.' strengthen the lige-
Merits. , and cords that : •hold lithe or-
gans'in plat:: It is easy to;include;
deep breathrngWith -stretching.move-
meets' and so levelep.,Ahe most lin-
...Portant
in-
m
r life cti n of the human
.
•' o tont ll' o
being. ' r
;Someday we' will awaken..to• the
truth' of the . old saying that ,"Man
shall ,not: live by 'bread alone;” and
`realize that tlfe . indispensable, els
meat' of our lives Is • the air
breathe; ' It is : Suffticient tostate here
that the mental qual.'ties and, charac-
'ter• of 'a':person are now proved'to,be
in:direct.:'ratio, to the•deptii and rhy-
thm of his •breathing;!'
.,•• #• p— _:• tar:.- .,i. e^isx,ae.....-:, •
Florida . has ` •no Mountains. : ; The
greatest v'r'' ationin. altitude in that"'
State is :uat.
out 300 fee
- --URA ; WHFF•ER,
ighted thei�ih on
`death so closely. threaten -ng t' ' .1,
be with him•e every min -
Ute
wanted to.. v y
could:
lite that. she
the kitchen
•`But Nick was not in
where Stutter; • .bound -again; was.
'deep" in
sl
umber. Immediatelyiate
l
Y
anx-
ious,•May wentback
through. the Irv="
ing room to search for :him:, It was
'Strange :for•him to
desert Post.
Halfway to the front • door, she
heard a -strange; :sound, .6 ' .k: nd of
rhythmic. tattoo against .tht: aide of
the house. At the same instant, she
•`way; across the •read. '• But the. fire,
was' 'even' closer there, arid hot ash•
and cinders • were blown over him like:
a: thick. rain. He was forced' to turn
back.
He : was close to the house again
;now—too, closed • Mut .thewoods cote
cealed him:
Then, "Suddenly, :he -heard some-
.' `thing in the 'brash behind him and
Crouched.`.Too' late! ,He . felt a •Sear,.
ing sensation in his gun hand, and
•-•bled Stooping to' pick. -it. up, she saw
that it - was a.'man's shoe, , with the''
sole ripped loose and. flapping'spine-
lessly. Whose Was:it? A 'shiver ran
down her" sp:ne. , '
Meanwhile, that horrible tapping-
against -theside of -tithe house con-,
'`tinned. It seemed to come from' just'
outside, the front door. She must see'.
*hat Warr making it:i She thought'
„of:, wild •� animals: driven before . the.
fire,• and.' of Nick not being ',in the
kitchen. ; ; ' '
By.the time 'she 'reached the door,
`the aound--had •ceased,:' -but she• step- .
'ped' out, her : hand at , her . throat.
• And then—she stood: paralyzed,• in-
capable `;of making a ,sound !`'
_ Finley Trump, in a':�g'ayly`'striped=
dressing, gown;`;lay on his back, beside
the door, .with .his feet against the •
side ,of . the house. A red: bandana
`was knotted about his neck! . It had;
been his bedroom: slippers beating:
against the logs :as: he`strangled that
'; May heard.
• -Doctor Strand was bending over:•
him,, working at the knotted ban.'
dana. }•'
`"Dead; " he said, his face brim.
"Can you' stay. here' a moment,:. May,
while • I.' look. about? • I . must' have
'•missend.' the ;, killer ,.by" seconds'.`' I'd.
gone out for a'• breath el, air.7,
May nodded; feeling cold and sick.'
But she was •a nurse and, as Strand•
dashed into the :house,, she :knelt be-
side theribody';and' niade.a :swift exam-
ination-
=n -Strand - lir'a's-..back--in,-a 1;•few°-t-'mo
meets: •
"Everybody 'there but little Jen:
kins,"• lie reported briefly.
"Whoever „did', this didn't believe
•
in . the .fire reaching, usi"";said Maya
'+Hopeless' people ..bout to 'die do 'not,
murder for' great gain. ,•They're `af.
ter•,that 'sec'ret:' They even ,tore up,
li!s •shoes. , Niek, if you have it . .
oh, I'm: so afraid for yen!"
"Nothing will happen to me," said
Strand :quietly. •"Have ye•:u .got that
gun,•. May?" ,
"Yes" She was shivering, ` con -
scions that he had not denied' that how
,liad Trump's secret. . '
• "Then: wait here a moment ;,I'
must see • whose bandana' that rs " .
"And that about Anielia Bangor?".
whispered May:. "I'm worriedabout
her +sleeping' out in that bus." •
As S'rand. "vanished;. she walked
towardhe bus, small revolver h
hand,' ounted, the .running beard.
' and looked:IU. Amelia Bangor was
"not there! The:-b`ua,'was eptyf _ "---
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for_lacy aceessories with ,which to entertain. Begin. at•once on .
It suitable for luncheon Set', seark•cloth or stringTer.,a
. finer Cotton. Pattern .1478 contains clethiled directions and a chart
for Making the filet design shown;, illiistratiOna of it and of all stitches :
Send 29 cents in stamps or Coin *(cein preferred) for thiS Pattern to
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Standing Room
Only' IA Trains
"Standing.RO04 pnly" Sign, anyone
:VVheit rt' railroad, 'sells' a ticket, •
.Without hanging up .any.,Su011,.warn.
tion'of 'a Jawyer who 'suet the New.'
'York Oentral Railroad' tor :$47,86
of its trains allthe way,from Albany
to New .1(erk -Pity,•*a distance of
..abent 150
fillet APpellate TerM.of the 'New.
York,. Supreme Conit- held last Week
that, the plaihtiff had: gretinds for:
damage Auit and sent the &lie beek
',Ell,a,,cklieads 68. 'quicklY, by simple
your' druggist, ruly this With a hot, wet,
,„ you wilt Wonder .' Where they have
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'her eyes 'keenly ,Open. in the 'lnterests
of Canada •and, she had' •Pliblished
Among ..ather' Miss 'Hind
.wheat.: witn. experts abread :to..
•keep•• Canada; 'pasted pn, What 'the
117, pi,agr.p.'keeits,§:,:t.
Meat trade with .13ritairi. ,
l'Hetter, statuS for. our: Trade Cern-,
"Finally., persistent, fneYevepasing
.."effert ta.:Operi,rip the natural resources,
The ,.Ottawa Joninat, noting these
suggestion& says that it .'"soUnils • like
With profit; Arid we can enderiethia
..disnlissed 'it, :on the ground that poS,. •
seseien of a ticket • does net entitle..
a ilpaisenger to a seat, for retrial..
;late Term. refrained from deelar:ng
that the Mere possesSion :of a ticket
a train to a ieat; they' Were
unanimous ill; 'asserting that "the
that the' plaintiff was not furnished
*With_suth....reasonahle,...ancLadeC; nate
accenimadation as Was reguireft..,in.:
the circtirhstanbei'."
NeW. York`. Public Service ,Coininis-
service' and facilities as shall .be suf.
Charging a man $2:80 fdr the •
%privilege of StaniVrie Up a' train
ly appeared' to the', COUrt to' be:
neither jUst nor: reasonable:—.Detroit
Free Press. .
Worldlravel
Conquest- of Engln
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1:• cup heavy cream'
1, teaspoon vanilla: •
'Add•. chocolate to- 3-4 cup inilk and --
heat in double boiler, Soak; gelatin in
reman cininhog cola l'/4 te cup•is milia 5. minutes..
Whemelted, Wheat .with,
rotary egg beater until blended., Add
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elatin,:.salt an'd sugar and stir ,until'
gelatin 'ls dis$elved.,, COI. Add cream;:
and :vanilla. Chill. until cold and;
syrupy. '-Place .14 .bowl of cracked ice
o:
..ice water'.'and .whip with,
egg beater until .fluffy, and .thrcli• like
whipped cream; •Turn into large mold,:
'Chill `until firm, then unmold and keep --
in refrigerator : until served. Garnish •
with whipped • cream.. Sprinkle with
chopped' blanched 'al.monds,:...or grate
chocolate overtop;:it.desired. Serves,
Cozier '29.000'00a
,Curity .Board *ill, begin receiving:
-from l_eiiinieyeril_this.L_week,, the racist_
and WfigeS ever gathered in the Uni-
The; old age penSion, Section.of the
' .salery • and wages paid to, einployees.
kno* hOw Meny days Peen of the
-Wins 'Continue r
,• Mrs :G. {Robertson vice-president: of
the Local -Council' of'Vomen:• "I don't •
think Toronto women would even con-
sider it • seriously., it `isn't necessary;;.
any_.,longer.; to treat wives in such,. a
• way. Nowadays,: husbands and wives ..
a'atk over ,their.• differences.: wIthout
resoiting to the hair brush method
.'No, • I don't. think Toronto, women •
Would like that," said' Mrs. William'
C.' Douglas,:, it .savors . too much • of
cave -man methods:. I•• know a woman
does' not like to' have a husband who'.
• won't' :stand any 'nonsense, but.'when
it get's. to :using.. i .hairbrush. there's
something wrong; with.<the wife.: Those' '
Sioux; City wives; certainly need dras-
tic treatment
months: :of the year and hoW much
they ,yvere paid. •
Are
L -from 1,'inland—heve .,just found.
'their way to the shelves' of sonre of
ad's Tong
F.
estern Ontario
Everyone who has traveled atall
knows full •well:that one must go. far ,
'know well eneirgh that the good far*,
Were ptit there prior to the war. 'Hera ,
_and there a. neW .rodf,,has been .put
• 'harries and .4.11tbnilAirigs.have not had .'
:deriecis, .ersfwhile.:farins ;are new
: :This problem is.WortV Cif a thor-
ough iriVeitigatiOn; ',One would•thirik
itoret. They.: are :much- larger. and ,so notiCeable,to those Wbo !knew thri
.16nger' than derneatic •,frankfUrters. 'Province well in' former years, •-,B,U11.1',1'
. Their .uniiSnal Size MakeS thein other ,diStrietS' haVe 'not, ,given up,
teeipcs Oat, deinane,-staffing.; . One., ;. even; advanced. • " , .
,'Of. these "frankfurters 'with aPple.:'. • . Perhaps :e gennine antaider, coblet. •
Miss Cern, Iiind„ for Vulg. Perm Edi•
ler of the' winnipeg Eree Preis 'and:
• author of Western trep reports that ,
:grain. tirade, has: • lately • .returjied ,-
tried. White.. thus ingaged She, kept
violate island.' His 'cense is:hopeless.'.
. Even in giitisr schools, Which might be
' thought "the last defence Of the, pro-
, Prieties 0.4a pedantries op speeCli,qhe
Ina Way. At the annual', cenference,
.school. teacher Said that 'Mod-
ern life is Est. bring that the Ybirng.,
W•ints '' 'something
soothing , and relastrig. They, are
-bored by •sentenceS„fFioin the Classics
'`',whereaS Slick canisms meet
..burik":'*at etellerit Word and de -
mistress Would haVe beeli fired if :She
sickg, "kor. "think children.
vtut
.ting and stUffing thein \Atli chopped „Anyway, the problem' 'is there afid.,,
a`pple„ arid Wrappirig a strip:a *bacon ...calls :for • seltition.—Faymer's Ad -
about the combination. The ‘‘frartki"
dro then boiled.
BOddain, near Peterhead, cottand,
has been. branded' as' unort
.,cream and tea slibps 'are kept ofien„,;,
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'.`The deVetion Of thOnglit to ail
occeSioned ti too feeble faith.",
—MarY Baker Eddy,
"We should. hciley,e- only deeds,
words.' gO -for nothing everywhere,,,f
creed's, Init. attinnt,"—Illetedith;