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to 4,1..et Of Parliament -by Geg '$* 'Utni
West, Taonto, s1 th 1eit 0 **Pit
otne WAtt
The 'Vora , tb i`
VetiatY itt the pring hay ePela potnt, *Me *a well AS tite,
• ating at 0, WV' Cot. The iMproveMelit Waintellatteet." Aid' after the
In trachs darlag the pot NIS been re itaPOrtant roada have teen give*,
•all -year 'au *Cep thette'et„Itaaatt tOINO ").
ItI • tomOrrow ''snd.. for :eanay 40$ as 1
Foted rtatiti•;Secrty defilt,P* I. ain Anito withlaraY-legal.
,e1 --11.1114npa had golie, Roge r rights 'and, I AM, prepared :ttc.$ 7de*Ild.
inoted to 'IA* -otch, ptoont, Otto* 1004 *Oust any, villd4O.f00$4t1011)5
'bureau Jie tenlr, his .41.1toraatfit,, may unxim Weohtt ot oltt or it,"
e that ,Dorsey Dad' latell at "Ily- wurung -tant14', Said' '.1.10ger,
it, hf eXotOlied the livea000. earef4,11Y, Ateatlity.„ 1 111$' 'nine ,--O'ClOeic.'r lett
eveii Uhl* the ..e4r4140e frm the 1 the toige,;,
ehamber. and OrenChltng elt the leaden. ,: A 'feelIng.ef impQteflIe aitl 1440er
The -'xioNerwolzitaet and unk,taftiy Aiooitt'ut in tt,S`, clutches US he
tOt1.
uor-11,iokg4 tor ,pUtot Iii VS walked .o 4 the 4%10 ,O0m., Wu.
ID.se-"e0a.t. poet, ' Wttmqe It'Wes! dr was Safe. from the mW.
most as eusy to draw a if 1.4,,a--Sheni 'What ;Poulfihe prove.. against hit*?
'The' NOkilet Of :00 rnedteal examiner
4J ttll--surPrie4.JL 44,41t4-00404-24eath..,...hakJlie,on ..heart,
deft Was•SO peev&t.!at me 'When he 'diStiwsn, -N0.000 had Seen
ear4.144), 1 an -4, 9t:his traeMI:, .wire en his hYdro-airolane,
PP1-R:rtries to. era1eate .. iDe °Pre:, .1.14a 4)eOn Within hia-rifOt4:E
latteesSrall$,* "than *ale last - tini0;1--••10,,cOMing to;the estate-,,nuder-hisowu
onlided to the Mirror ' oath it. *414m.: As ;fer the affair at Altaniont's
. elatVitle. "Well* .4001.t1ng' that ll
.Aager gee.* :Ito* sa,* It
*oda ibea• n*:'4*
oos1,0 4
after : .1.141 --40"aelh 44 !to prove that.
411t he thinks I- won't act inatil
atiae, ,to -morrow" he =Otero* 1,1knk,
qulte sure -I ,thnt..idea over effec-
tively. And,if he tbinks.be s aaai.eatin.
tit 411.6,4 may he able to gat tailat
paPer.,yet."
,X-10.went ,to -his 'room and Itit:a teig-
arette. 'Paeing- up and down, he. Wen-
ered; -'110w .to ;get that_sather.
Ole key to an .inimense, fortune which
'Vaned to with great attention, .
But to.ward the eaa: et 4111404 C011 would change the .wa4o1e cOnrse (4
verSation-lagged„ Whe:at atoger;loekea
, aeronautleal biStOr$:. . He aerteh4
•np.he,.caugnt ,:the .1aavar, in a 44r4.00014..not eiPeet ,111nders
menaehig glaae. that ;he could no at » his 'ram or about .fhe house,. and
:Onte, disguise. And *004 '411.1trVA even ,it he did, lee teetaid ;nothem. to
Pretense, tOrafned the .glance steadily: searchitis tuau,10%.autmttudeiv,.§ aura.
. 1 see .we.4ntive: each otilerefair_.'Ain't moning - .Daubtleys Dorsey had
(Ter," he -he Seir.T.coolly. "1 ain,*".ROgOr• been ordered -by !this time to watch
r -
, _
efrOtna ion that paper.' OW wTtriii Gtoe-•-Airelittfo-lite.WITritrYel.rsziriP
- khineai:Artaataqs triet, case:' *."Suppose l waik out. 'the trout:
\tit .;"piretencling :404. , Per.*
.:&:At dinner. that .night ItindOs w„0-,
affability itself, -a- had ',Sign;',' 40get'i
• 'read' It. He stud1e the oitttue4
thelawyer's.,
luirip, that, mi,ght. 40.4e,heen
- anatitontatie4 He Pli.4.04 :40 law.iee-a.
.g4010;.cle,livcring.4 little In.onolog,(7.ue 08
Variettes of --suoreo 04. Siders
landers ,loeked !Op - with a, frown. doOr--what :kompon.41 • Proba44 an
. quite at 4.;ioso. to ,upderstaz4 aeeee of.fhe* :would follow and tamp.
Alai," he -acad. -"What. •japer? Ate me before eould get Binders. Cer-
nante OeennograPhY ilea not gone -to tainly- 1 couldn't surprise and over.
.aeone 'real -1r, Power • him."
"Vette aarre.,'"a. replied Rogers grim. tHe continued' his - pacing, Still posi-
-1„,,„ "Are ,you prepared to titimis 1 re.- tive:that his test chance. for tile elew
trestr • leeViatt- an eneounter 'outside the house.
aEven'iflUttndersteoil what you were 1f i should ;disappear , from' mY
drii'lag ILt 11 certainly Would. pay HO room, awl .froin the hotise some time
attention -your rcqU'esta or de- this evening they Would undoubted:SY
• tuanti,e4" ztphjed Unter lJe slumped try to And aue. .Rinders wants ray
back jam* 'IA his emir and regarded 311,11f just as baelly,es I want his: Ana
the' tip of Ids cigar inth easy content. At , they %tore hunting for me" they
"And' what Is likely to .be my punish- '--wonld lie sneaking about alone, trying'
:tient for failing to colnPlY• with your to spot an without putting me ol
• demendsT' ' • '.gitard. And if -1 were waiting for ltin-
-'11upp0se you recover yonr .health'7ders_,/ •
with :celerity and decide to go back to He stopped reasoning abruptly, and
the City .te.mOrrow morning, It oger' secret stairs will come in
:1-aiggested. "Yon see, .1 realize -that' eaeas thi. night," * he whispered to
YOu are Aulte safe from the law,; himself.
though.you tatve done one murder, and, A thought occurred to 1ni and he
atteuirpfell. another. • "gamma oWer ,to. the windows. Peering
;4•There.ls no -glory In a young man' behind the,radiator he found that the
like me whipping a middle-aged Int11-' glta •of c4etb,the bottle of cement,
.avidual like yofiraelf. But I Warn you And the ilash light were Still where he
-now that if you aren't out of here to., had found Ahem.
zolorrow by nine o'clock 111 ran yen -Aitamont put them there," he said
old, a here:anyself in a manlier that'll' with deep- conviction. -Just let, me
he following repOrt Was submitted
to the Conaty Council b$ U. rat.
'on* County lilogistert
In aeoordauec with -Was' oittiluet1
Provlously, itteroawd expoutlituto hoe
heenM
.,ado this year on dOst„paine.'
fives; atiklAn. the tonstruetion Of -Pau*
'Milieus surfaces -on main reads; WO
have built eleVell and balf`lnileS Or
new' hitalt1100u$ tierraeea 20 to 2(1 feet
Lu wiatte and lire and a tail *Ilea Or
rentiOrellig,. or .piartintly comOletoil
80441-ces.-Atilt_-1011.101-,* t1114 $t10,r;
Suzanne Mine..Silvereruvs-Natrnam :sister of ' the Befilan manister te
Canada, and a noted seulpireas, Is shown here tit work. on e'fountain piece in
her NeW 'York studio. Mne. Farnain Ilaaateea ott an-eXteinied ledure tour of
United IStates, tat returnS to Canada to 'execute several countaisAstas in sculp-
ture and to resume her position as official hostess. at the Belgian, Legation in
-uliwing=11E14:4=t3=ttitdmiLmg.tirilmit
'agathst
11.1-W:Trat tnprighte but ;I'enind. it ad-
viaable to sink back to a sitting post-
date agaie, rested thus until: eau-,
Mon sense fully returnd to hint,
- The secret passage .had net been at
secret as be ltad stkpposed,
aliere was no time to wonder about
that now. Rhuiers had failed to kill
him; but he Must •••' get out of that
plate at SOon as he rottld, tor Ttintleeis
might be riming baek.'
wake you refrain In the future from
throttling old Men and filing eontrel
wires."'
get a „fa-vv.:minutes' study of that crypt-
ogr!em wager -ill put two and
two together and thahe a fortune."'
based ea Our .past exP-OW
Vte eta read :IA, 4. POPO
cross seetion a treat. With a Pr.1410.
eaat Of ter, this is plamd, WOO
WO Yards of graded gravel which..i$
mixed in place. with a liberal ettalititY
of -bitumen, and the Miss spread tow
•formly over, the road, .giving surfaee
of ttbout three inches. We find that
in constructing' earrecee tO "ille standards for. road -thistruction 'and
unusual widtin1..up twenty..six feet, maintenanee have taken place in the
ravelling along the edges is elinlinated, Jest twenty years, and much waste has
at$ well as previding 'a tench safer' Mt". been the result of a:failure' to andel-
face for the traffic. The realhe of
our bituminous work this year have
been Veil good, and -it Is exPetted that
'the inaintenanm costs will not be very,
„high, `the cost of ,about woo per
mile Is somewhat aitler {bite that of
other °years, .owing o the uae of in-
ereased. quantities, and the Increased
price of bitumen.
Lt Is rather singular that In 80paTt ether
ef. the coat* have satisfactory
ottaults been obtained' by eaast.ornauclara
•fteft_eateS.ats "
iiie-;=-13ferbeiWiiita4hatzeleaPiralinta-
other.
and induced them to use a low perceu-
tage of bitumen. In. order to avoldi this
possibility. Such a praedee WM pro-
duee seetions or Itupropeily °Iiondea
aggregate and result boles. We
have had only one skort section give
trouble fkom Pushing, intthe obvious
cause moy reetillY be %veined, How-
ever, road engineers !from 'other part
are being hapretesell With the results
that are being seottreti, and it is pro-
bable that such, iwinik '4111 become MOre
.general.
• Only one twvniiieaieetion of ,grading
was coutpleteil Ifhis 'year, the road
from Carlow to Nile completing the
lAnknow road. 'nits was carried out
by teatrts. and :it'ina'y be the lust job
his
of t&Toil
to 'he •so undertaken by
tile Cot 'Power-opert ted equip-
ment now uperrarm at so much lonqr
cost than the to.kt for team work is
too high. 'It 'may seem unfortunat4
that snot iwork *011 not be available
to farmers 'in 'the future, but the far -
niers lurre to 'pay for much of it, and
hard =multi IbTbor is obviated. More-
over, many 'farmers . neglect their
farms to help out with the road work.
ato- thin °die ,,allsadvantages and the
-.While no glabillaatiO ;Was, studt*A 'On .,,gtren Attention' and` inilllort*
taken, thia".Vear;Lit .,,aa,tieeount tit' Meats' carried on trOn;', year to leo.
theatre,4 Of,:'ethet wfld. net' that nutil *I .re ts'ttereiL
the 'iliiatertattee et thili,.%40.'htts' 'httal
;;Intii„ AptieartnI **Oat.
Smetnt .oquipMent i1000t1.
tor the prOtinetitut of ,AnOillne4 *ravel
the est %Oral, and standard, praetk
eat nuteitineS have net let AKen.,
evolvtd, Tile time Will Vente -Winnt
43Avel of an unstable., nittUr0A Will not
hu useti,„0 puldic roidstto any. e:ttent,
,4,44:1t-rettt, many serious . truffle riot*
deats otetiired thW, iYektewiltb.olat '00
alVarktit Capp for . the inerea.le,
Many of the aecidents 1100" :been
1TNI41110.,;
t 14 SOP :Of It, ud
Iarry PO.W014 hat the Itrii4Ortune
IN'l,410
mie day last, week aud: break his arra,
Fd. 2t1WV`thT and Pul*.14 ipeiL
•tiut pst week In the Goderieb
.pitui, where Kenneth 'Slits • 101
In W..
tieeldental, hut Alto alarMing itterealle ttviltment for- b10041 poisonin
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tratlie aceldenta itidleateit tin: hand* ' .* ,
edtteatIOnal, caMpaign ainQug,-'eAr tiri*
Veiriii-rinpetit,tive`,-ettntinort-coiirtesY-fi
.14 the 1)4,,,ot all 1F0Per drtyhitg. Oat
until the eareleitif -and '-rechlesa' driver
caa be made. to. anderetaud that anY.
one taking elutacts with a motor
vehicle is , a pubile, menace, and is
pointed to as a fool, a proper attitude,
-will not he acquired. '
'The 'sound Of the , sleigit-1W1*
rea-rii-Art-thitt--ilistrict,.
heavy snowialt laSt week -end.
k LS with
friends in•WindSet.
Mr. ftntl Mrs. Gordan Orr and taut, -
are attending the 'BOVA Winter
reit at Teroeto this Week, '
tiniell Church Notes. -The ' regular
Many
Many- changes in praetice and In meeting of the X.I.U. was held In the
church on Irrifhty evening, with '
teen Memhers present. Everett 3te4,'
Ilwain had -eharge of the tnteotlag,
Mary Boxwood read the- lieripture3e*
son. 'Jean "McAlister rettd 11„ v110.
rStAtilliVINIS,;*N4Avi.-;....23,;....41,z..-- Alex.
.i‘taireirsatill 3r. Jas. Ilackett, of Luck71
non,,in SiflIfty wlth lir.
• • •
•Mes. Win. Andmv. -
,
arr.• Rletrd ilapa trick is attending
the RoAl Wiliter Pair at Toronte.
Miss Anna Irfitils visiting friendia
in. Londien :at liaresept. • .
.
Zr. Ratinattl4ohnston attended °Au-
ty• Coinell an 4oderith last week.
ars. Anson. Finlay, of Georgetaaen,
an1:7.0.s. alatin . Andrew, of alltinaeatatt,
!Seek., visited; during the tweefk at -the'
axone .40f Air. andMrs. S. J. iliiparttlek.
•-a,lbeatecotta. relief 'car for the West is
being filled' et Luelotow its • oteeek.
rrtitt and vegetables were Odom to the
hall Istat ".Paiday, na be tam Utter to
Luelanow. ' ., , . -
Mrs. Wan. .1:Make* IS *vomiting' thi$
aNvek at , the home of. her •idamtter,
4Trs. Albert Alton, Ballast.
rriends were. s.orZy to leamt,of the
death, Oft Dr, Matthew Blake ,07 Win -
He is the.aon (of; Sifts. Blake
aunt The late Wm. Illabe. OA thislineigh-
tsurbooll. .Tthis . clatipnatntry oevtendis
eamPeilary to the family..
The cdreult wal1z. ana mr:k. win
- meet ,ELt -the parsaattige title 'Friday
,afternorm at 2 o'clet4k.
. Rinders Is thorough, Amu him'!" 171Irs. Richard Johnston is 110e:tiding
1
Roger , mitttered. ti 'got kit'ot. both this 'week in London au& ,...Iiith her
'halves of that paper now. And '1 daughter, Mrs*. 7,1114tin- Ittattif,- talon.
ifIntended for last week) v..
never thought of taking his .clothes
Wass Esther Patton. of ataatitnow.
away when 1 Planned to search biro.
Oh; he's clever---hnt -I'm etill alive?' I spent the week -end nt the borate of Mr.
As he staretl upward at the trap- fund rs. Jas. Webster.
door, -Roger for au instant • lost his Mr.. and ..lirs. lintvw WelF.:* and
children, of fit. Helens, spent-.43Unday
afternoon with Mr. and Mns...1Thas. An -
We are glad. to' report Poet . Keith
Blake was able to he brougan home
from London hosPital on Sunday:
lits. Blake eame luttne with 'HIM after
having spent 'the, Past, nine -weeks at
tendon with afttritA4ancl Kelfb, .
- (Niko Bern)ee.,, Make,. of flowie'k,
spent the Weekend .at her home.
He took a step downWarit, altrag the
passage that emerged on the hillside,
and realized suddeely 'that he was
,barefooted. Then came the knowledge
that his coat bad been taken off his
body while he was tinconsclous, ani
that he hail been left there clad atilt
In his cotton varderelotlyes. Be dropped
to his hands and 'Inees trnd 'groped
frantically. about on the...ground.
'aild they take that cap, too?" be
muttered. feeling only .(iirt beneath
his searebing fingers. Hie *knee ear
(4:teetered something bard; 'it was ifis
searchlight, 'Thankfully hp gripped it
and turned it on the grenrml. Only
bare earth was revealed 'try the 'flood
of light. He 'turned the spoll'igla 111.)-
warC,-, the closed trapdoor was direct
ly above his head.
abiders •sent 'quite White, and hIS Throwing himself on his bed, he
teeth Came together like the jaws oft composed himself for a wait. Doubt -
rap. :Then his lips parted, in a
,snerL
4sPermit rme to say that I'll be here
yspePia
Indigestion
Stornath Disorders
'Cause Great Distress
, Get Riti$Of Them By Using
less, ttere were eyes outside -sinister
eyes.; ,dretten the light -from his win-
dows. Altd they must be given some-
thing to.. watch, something to whet
their hunting liStinct.4something to
cOnvince them when he disappeared
from his roOrti • that he was . secretly
abroad on a hot trail.
•CliAPTER LIV
.The Trap
.
1
_ ,.. .
' fr.o‘ni•his.bed. He put on his coat, giv-
bout eleVen o'cloelt Roger rose
ing the automatic a questioning tap,
_
aelf-eontrol.
'Bracing his. feet, he pnshed fren-
ziedly at theg planks above him, Itis
whole intiul intent on getting out of
thls place and confronting Rinders.
But the 'planks yielded not at all.
' 'The trapdoor .somebow was fasten-
ed down. A long, supreme effort
brought big dropof perspiration from,
his; forehead, but the door rerna-ibed
as, solidly iniltovable as the side of
the tower itself.
Ile desisted suddenly, and, turning
the light ahead of him. started down
the passage. Three steps from 'the
'trapdoor he pauSed. Ills automate lay
on the ground in front of him.' Ap- Itt owntoo- often a strange, foreign
-par-end-Tit-had dropped from his hand -language we do eq. understand...How
and slid out of the circle of radiance often have we started a recipe, Just
of Itinders's flash light when he had to be disturbed In the middle of it by
fallen. Was it a good, omen or a bad sOtte eryptie phrase we Cotild not de -
one that,,Itinders had not bothered to cipher? 1011p this cook book code and
pick it up?. paste It in tae front of your recipe
•.Hardly knowing what to expect..but itile. It will clime .in liantly very
clutching the gun as if it were a tang- attar.
man, _and keeping theflasb focused in A la hroche--Cooki,d ott a skewer.
-front of him, he hurried down , the Asplea.:A stiff meat jelly of piquant
ntir row, va lttql passage. fUe lind fla.toi."
traversed almost the entire length of' An gratin -With browned ertrinbs.
the tunnel when be stopped rilaruptly Au jus -With natural,gravy.
'Where he had hoped, unreasonably. Bisque--abell tieh soups.
perhaps, to se the entrance the flash liontlie--Itound mold used for ices.
light howed him a tumbled Mese of -I3onne tiouelle-A good-siied mouth.
adone and earth which
complete. ta.
tucked a-liashlight in his pocaret, and
took two stout straps, quite strong
enough to hold 'tinders, off his suit
case. Then he snapped off the light.
• He tiptoed silently to the door lead-
ing t� the tower and listened. He
could hear nothing. He owned tbe
dor. The landing was ealpty, as a
quiek dart a the flash showed him.
Rinderes door, opposite, was elosed. No.
light Animal under it.
• Roger loeated the sliding panel that
gave entrance to the secret stairs. It
was task to push it bac.k without 3
ereak, but by working patiently, inch-
ing it along. be succeeded In epening
it noiselessly..
He wornied through, and with equal
eare *he closed behind hint, Then 11..
.deSeentled the stairs,• one hand on bia
flashlight ready to blind an enemy :and
another on his automatic. His cativae
'shoes Made no sound on the stone
steps.
At the base of the tower be halted
a moment. It was a decided relief
that he had cattle SO far without detet-
tftni. could not refrein from
tiolselesa Mackie. DOubtless there Was
a, mart theeellur. sr:Ultb2X tkenaelaliar
ham. to emerge through the trap door.
Mit be Witan't going that way.
Soundlessly he pushed aside the old
rope Mat and opetted,.the other door
leading doWn into the secret paSSage..,
Slipping through he 'held the mat . o
UV of the. -door as he let it droP ak
intb pike, so that it Watt as he had
found it. !He (*mild riot let his.ehetules
diseover that-
' lIe heard a slight, blrirred *Muni
there in the. dark beside him. Ilewi
whirled around. For just an inst
4,f time he felt himself statiiit
the 'blitzing glare of a flashlight,
Theno Oren as his right. hand leaped
pate the demands of the futtue.
'Nearly alt the changes in atandards The topic, "Leadertallp Tra1n1ng,r'w10
may te• traced to the development of read by Nora flowerby. !MisE,Uttriett
tbe motor oar; and mach of it to the Porter read an invitation .tiont
the
increased speed, 14 Which vehicles now Y.P.U. of Vietoria street Oluoth, 110(1. -
operate. During the Paiit few years,leith, to visit With their lir Zaa.‘at,altatla
however, there has been. little tea- erieh on MendaY evetilng* 'Noretnher
dency to build cars for operation at
higher speeds, so it would appear that
present-day standards for horizontal
and
vteimrimp,uteic.aajtooi 4v4cu,jrv. es artizt471.):::gwagan_s;riv:f_jo: a
hong n ...tbe-past tr..,mitilmum-attnount
provements has beeiralifilrieia'
keep expendltures at a minimum,
There are now -385 miles on our
couety road system, and the Depart-
ment of Highways is assuming thirt7
miles of. read in the 8011th. Even
then, only one county In the Provinee
will have, a larger mileage of couaty
road than3Iuron, and there cannot no
expected to be an? let -down In the de-
mands for Improvements, On a grett
many roads assumed by the Comity,
little permanent work has been done,
.eithough an effort. bas been made to
provide improved maintenance. but the
-requirements of these roads cannot be
postponed indefinitely. However, 1 =-
now more 'firmly ,convincedi flint the
users of the roads will receive greater
value for the Investment by a continua-
tion of our prattIce of thls jeer, of pro-
viding ion; eost bituminous surfaces
on our most important reads oefore
launching any large scale constructien
Program. The grade and alignment id
many of our main roads are suitable
for the construction of Rich tops, and
even fthoUld it be advisable in the fn-
ture IX) make a change, the loss of a
section of low cost road will not be
extra. cot .more than offset the ad- serious.
Tatlabtras8 •Orthe Past system, whictit.4* 1 The requirements: of other roads
Arassmiiimmilmosimmisommilie
20.. The Invitation wasateeePted,
Moorhouse led In. a dlectuOlen on tie
Serlpture lesson and closed 'the 'meet -
lug with prayer....;.,Orrinvto 'the. 4inr,
elemener of the welitherittar Congre-
gation wag sundi at Hetet) •eintreh,•On
Yaetraa1UtV.4,---1011ataNAtt!-
-Treeiter.vprortia -7fiX
fot
Anil be (balled the ebliffreti-Ord',--
matt. 5 :0).- A quartetti, 'ars. Gor-
don Orr, Mary jaarwood, Harald' Giant-
ner and Everett Mellwaln, sang "Let
the Lower LION 13e Burning,"
-Aitaconditioulng Is „still' an leant
science, and it is regarded as one ef
the militia; features of our eiktli1etti4e.'4
with its possibilities • fee mastering
tib weather a net improv lug condi t iona
for human offieleney and- conifera.
Kidney '.Acids
sib Your ',Rest
%Lay petiole *eyes seeneto get a pia
night's rest. Th*y tantead taes-Iie awake
and mai *keep. Often .they blame 0 on
unmet" sib* It lazy ibeatheir kidney*.
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"THE COOK BOOK CODE
• By Betty Barclay
The eoek book speaks a 'language of
was
ly bleeking the tunnel. Braise-Sient or poultry stewed in
"Tifke it easy" he adjured himself, a covered pan.
fighting the mounting fear of dark- -Canepe-Food served on tonat-or
nesse of confinement, of a elow lOnely
death Itr that horrible 1tee ?OU Chiffonade-Vegetablea shredded.
aren't dead yet." Compote -A stew of fruit.
'Ile toad there, struggling for self- Crontons-Diced ot ° faney-shaped
control, for mastery over his wildly pieces of bread either toasted (or fried
puttalAng heart, fevered head, and in .btitter.
trembling betty. It seethed, thet he Devilled -Very highly sense/ltd..
must dash, up the 'passage; seeking a Entree -A side dish served Witb the
way Out, where he knew there was regutar course.
Po way, (Slowly .these manifestatiOnS 'role Ciras-tiver getae).
dimblisted; he beertme almost 'calm, • Popdue--A dish made of smelted
aga1 Th walked quite slowly fort 'cheese and eggs.
Ward y lie knew he must do- toimething Fondant -If -lager boiled and. liPfl tpn
If be WAS to retain his self:possession. to a ebearny mass. •
matt lend VII have • air for Otte a :Frappe -Partly frozen.
While,r be told timeelf. The tunnel . Frieassece.-Chicken -or meat in
had been ecepletely destroyed for some rich yellow saw*.
dtetenee Welt froth the .hiCIden entrance O1ttee--441)irL3r, glossy, or iced over
in the btlabea: Panders was no .tool; Hors dVeuvres.---Appetizers.
he would not risk murder unless he Jardiniere -Mixed vegetables.
made onite sure that it wotad he sue- julienne -Vegetables eut "
cessful It seemed reasonable to be- rnatelica; a soup,
leVe, thev. titlger reasoned, that thls°
1°. I" attt°111ati° .gr.61110 nalhing ot" barrier was tblek and strong enough
plosion of light, inettrietilAy mlilgied
to resist any .effort he could make to
with keen stab of iKtin, blated betore ,1iizti.o.t.0 through, it:
hiMA. His leutopled under hini. st 4h) 'got through, wog.
WI" toer "Me -biek �Ut er 4 pect there would 4110 some one waiting
strtantd nightmare 161 wh1*11 W4.4 to tttp. me on th? Ifeatt" the thought
hOd.PartilYzed by *some strange, leis- entorre iiegoortite ,nove,„ tiosty 4id
ening dattgers surrounded hitu, he he- . .3tiddotity no foitemberect jpikton,
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ible two, while greegoine ,,id Xirt*Alt° ;00,11 diseoVer-' *.
came conscious 'first of a great 4.1044* fusedi dream of the night tefore-,--44
nesS and, ruttigett. Menacing' something on a Seetet Stair
Against this thli* straggled Mieonthat ovot,,vdp That: droam, thoi, bad
itciottstiri Until -difitly, hat With grottier uotto tospIted hp the ono(' of the OM.
eitiailletg§t,he vaioe to timletgand that Int ottlet; 'Waders had.-elteeiceditiott
he Was 'Wog beneath the vaptioor ,t1,10 'wtou ot hto toAttedertitovatid he.6
04 Writ lkig3.-110, ,..Th0r# *AO ttattl'at• had 1ove4ipttetl more thOtOlighly
bump oti ite4.4 fibove. the 'tight tho* they, 4.toulftint 'dna the' aeOret
teiiiiiO4 and . it lieheri, staitettite, ,only to the t*itot. And
veliertietce 1114 tlittoht, eiros tkot.„ he had 1'ettii4 the tootot for tlis.t.t
.0-trolft1ett tO,!hislca04, ,r0r ntitP. roptr Mot Vol:lofting tbnt 40*00,
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The „ dining-rootawita a scene . of
amiable cheerftlInessa when the bride
Owed the ehielten on the table.
"There you are, Eddie, darling, isn't
It a .wonderful bird? lily first' baked
hen!" Ittils gaze was one of adorirn-
tion as he stared lap the chicken's
*hope. ,'Worid' rful, 'dear," he ex-
elaimed. "HoW,beatitiftilly you bite
(stuffed it." "Stuffed!" she eehoed„
"Out, my dor, this one wasiet hot-
• too, -knew of the . tthinel, he had
•&Owed this gate land easy method of
iltspdsing of hilt,.
,",-.8h4 .I. walked into it Just no bet
Wanted Me to," Itioger groohol "Well,
hosrk tivzi. Moe to Wittk.out." , -
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