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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1948-4-28, Page 2Y J A C i'C 5 0 N• C O L E Synopsis \\ e,.r ass n:.teriously and Ellen 1,1: noes suspicious, She roc. to 1 ,aro and frees Juanita, CHAPTER XXXVII Ellen watched the slim li itfade inn the night. She slowl) t . 'ted 311 engagement rieg from l c t finger. \Vere• through, Clark,' she plt+spored, Slipping Lack into the h'•tt,e. Iter Ir t' r all :iousb. ['acing the floor, worried river her los„ ab- sevice. L'ttt x11,11 Me had 1,,!d lti:tt the reason for it, he jt as p ,-.rated 0'::t ]•then had u'tath!e keepipg '.tint from stalking of n n -tars aril basing - a showdown v. alt Cares:\\, el . r then an 1 there. "Put in the moven, we'll 171 2 it out," the premised tie :,t:.•, ylie:. fie finally gate in. " 1 . , r he tern es t':4 place, richt aw:r , or yr • do' 14,vttstairs the hits of a door creaked. Ellen rao to the ut..i-•w. her hand clutching !:e't,af o "Mark's ,ire t., theiva! she cried in .darn. „bio ger itt lied:" ',i:x.. (oiere,l lretih. ":\rad droit att.t•.tr !te call. jou." Ile \vent to his own room. Ellen inns scarcely Is i ti, her idxakets when the dim e.stairs door aas bang- ed, to the accontlianitnettt of rinsing Dalt., and Clark \Veber carte tonild- int up the stairs. Iris ,t. r.: ,reps indicated that he was lila an enrag- ed Least. Ellen ,,:dt •d r: 'ti :gaited breath. P,ar , -1 r 1,ss i:aisle Pati made an agreement, t•t the sour of the moment. v:hich hr now meretted. He paced his r,'oice fluor, cur -hug himself :or promising to wipe oat the V l .r \!anon mnrteacc if -_lark \Vei er captured El t ab:tiler., Rojo. "Th.,f,.,,,1 nicht l e j1,:: -t luck. en - Tv, °ugh to deliver Cie „t rad.," 1,_ rtut- terrtl. "and then I'd lie rat;' four tl t -and dniltit i I'te gra t :.edge ten t f that promise somehnc•. Tv, hew to hdlge without per,t'ug t`,• .:.t Id.,mislt tit his reputation 4658 SIZES 14-50 .j•tt' rut eItttrle---it's going Places! Easy slenderizing dress with Clatter- ing jabot, slim boxy-etrt jacket— Pattern 4i',.0 is an ortitto take heantifttl care of your social life! l'attt'tgt friss .axes :,1, ,4, 3d, 40, 4° 11, 111, 4`s .n, Size db dross, 2i ;sal, ;bistro: jacket, yds. contrast. Send TWENTY -DIVE CENTS Psrr) in coin: for this pattern to Rre n 121, 73 Adelaide St. West, Toronto. Print plainly SIZE, N A M E, ADDRESS, STYLE NUMBER. ISSUE 17 -- 1)48 for bury, 1 t i for the farmers he hail . rood? Bartle paced and planned ,....l he was leg- treary and train-ioq_r1, and then at last a scheme fortis:! in his brain, The only way- -the • - .-.t tray, He hurried to hi ,rl.•;1., sat down and snatched tip a oincil. He worked zin..tinir tete minutes at the desk, then einriesl. about the large roots collecting an assortment of things wlticil he pit.d on a chair beside the door. When he went out, he carried a large 11 !oto candle, a can of oil and an cerin:: ran tin with the t,,. ttom punched t _' of holes. * -.- Half Half an hour's ri1 brought him to the edge of the ,alley and from above he looked dna n on the build- ings of Chris Pringle', farm. Notting stirred Leh,., tum as Bar- tle watched. After a chile he rode down into the talk_., as close to the Pringle place ;tr the dared, dismount- ed and stealthily tel:auced with can- dle, can and oil. Like a shadow he made for the long sited. Bent double, i:artiie wormed his way to the centre of the shed. He knelt, reached him and drag- ged down a dry stalk. Crumpling the leases, he made a little nest, soaked it with oil imd placed the candle in the centre. A match splutter:••; i:: his cupped hands. The candle win': ;moldered a moment: then, as to:i_'t'. melted, u spearhead of yellow light was born. '1'o shield stunt a dar,r:•r signal from any curios eyes. he carefully set the perforated tin -tier the candle. He got up gcicld:, sprayed the oil about and dray. 1 down more tobacco stalks. He left the building cautiously, then d t. it1 to itis horse, flung himself ionto, tn't saddle and tore off tutraril Cbdt ::reek. At the pace he !held, he figured, he should he hack in his af;ice ir1 about thirty- five minutes—j1,:: tL•_ length of time it would taloe te: canonic to burst down. * * * So the flame would touch the rim of the oil-coal::r.! :.:st about its base. Abruptly, a c!iEi shook Bartle, as unconsciously he p t! tl up his horse with a jerk. i'or from some- where near had conic the sudden weird cry of a tusn:u:aitt lion. It turned his blood Bartle snatched :its quirt and flayed his :tore '.nit otlt mercy. Snorting in pain and ager, the ani- mal carried liar .. at breakneck speed. At this gal101.io ;•t •-..1 Runs Bar- tle returned to 1',tt tt.,' t•ming into the jail he knurl . eriff Londe, fully clothed, snoring on the bed. "And what WA ybc "accomplish with all that ci,li: $h" aortic de- manded, waking hirci, "Nothing Innen. 1-iti• teilo',v We- ber that 1 had h .• •.i in, swears he saw Via Caballero R ,, the val- ley. Pete Haslt„!l swears the same t thaw popped into . cattlemen's meeting, and go, av:ty with a let wound." "Arad while- you're smiting time of the hunt, this: rtttlatd pills this t sty door with a da;aer1" Sheriff Laucle snatched a scrap of paper from the banker's hand. He read crudely printed words; "\\'ell?" Bartle detitanded. "What you going to do about it?" "I don't believe Di Caballero Ro- jo wrote it," said the sheriff flatly. "1 was on the landing at the head of the stairs above the bank wizen the door below rattled," Bartle snapped. "That wia lite dagger being driven in, Anil I got down- stairs 1n tithe to ti: g open the door and see who hal done it my- self! It was you' 1?1 Caballero Rojo --silver dt,oda l:, t ,,,ted gaunt- lets, scarlet neckerchief axl all." "Butt still not hist," the sheriff said positively. ' ' :h assn can stake me believe that 'td's std ilenly gone loco enough to t tllitant around posting notice, of. what he intends to do." (To Be Continued) Your Handwriting and You Alex Sy Arnott Your Handwriting Versus The Forger There is no accurate record of the number of forgeries committed in Ontario. but aecorcihlg to known facts, the forger does a lively busi- ness and Iles er lacks new victims. The l.insites man and the public, generally seem ever ready to take a tritmoittg and realize only too late that they have been the vic- tims of a st stt'mtttie fleecing rou- tine. T1' • for'ge'r always has two things in mind: getting his 'take" and escaping justice. One, he is fatuili- aY tvith human nature and is trust - that lr.; victims have poor memories. Two, he i; betting a hundred to one that the at crane person eould root positively ideuiiy his or her own handwriting. In these two a-sunrntious. the forger makes an easy lining at your ex- pet,e. He relics mainly on your inability to recoil definitely wheth- er you made a !,ttaness transaction or not, and fh,rtrs that you dill not make 't record tit it. Poor memories and slipshod ,cc; t:t,t;ng on your par: ;, hitt in his trade. * Any good art: -t could copy the signat re of aat,ther per.ot after painstaking prttnticc. Iiut the for - g -r does not fool the Itattdtvt•itit,g analyst wlto takes a scientific ap- proach, and doe, not rely otl mem- ory or chance for signature identi- fication. T'ite anal: st knows, thro•tg1t the use of instruments, if the sig• Mature is !•^nttitii' or not. One clue itt idettifieation, are the smooth even lines made itt free flowing bariityrtins script as com- pared will: Lim rough or corrugated edges of lines mode by the attempt to forge the fame writing, This is one of the positive differences 1,e- teeen a gen:tite signature and a forged one. As I have rel,tt,f in pres loos ar- ticles, you t':ri,e according to the tray yon thii 1: and -all your writing takes the fora: cf mental activity. As the think, Sit do we write. The forger than has a decided handi- cap, since he cannot think exactly as you would, td must resort to artistic inclinations to complete his work in forging your signature. But itis artistry is not good enough to follow the trend of thought which produces the pattern you make with our ha:ul',vritin_ and that is where the have hint. 'When we compare your writing with the forged script, the forged shows irregularities which ate ab- sent in the gemrine script. Anyone tc'islring a more complete analysis please send self-addressed stamped envelope to Box 13, roost 421, 73 eldt'aid,' St. !Pest, Toronto, There is no charge for this service. 871 �t�.WLrn V V Ina.a.�Cc3c. Have you got that quilting bee in your bonnet? Here's the very design! The Poinsettia—just picture it in red and white, solid or print. Here's a "happy task for your quilting hobby! Pattern 871 has pattern pieces; complete directions, Send TWENTY-FIVE CENTS in coin; (stamps cannot he accept- ed) fur this pattern to the Needle- craft Dept., Room 421, 73 Adelaide St. West, T'or'onto. Print plainly PATTERN NUMBER, your NAME and ADDRESS, Russian 711 interests in northern Persia cote: an estimated 40,000 square mires of the Azerbaijan Province, Police Chick Peasants in Trieste—Lung-time trouble sprit in Europe, Trieste is imee more the centre of international wrang- ling'. Police at a road block between Trieste and Capoclistria check tilt• bundles of peasant women before allowing them to cross tilt frontier. L ANNE1t�' 71 z ` & - 9 Cate4a.4 i.€u't, Good .Recipe for Happy Marriage Today 1 quote from a wig' wife's letter because it is sound and help- ful. 1t is her ads ice to husbands, particularly. She write-: "In reading your excellent column, I began i realize how little most mar- ried people really try to get along —find lion- little it takes in order t , "l have a recipe which, if fol- lowed, I think wot!d keep things running smoothly in every hone, especially if used by husbands to- ward their wives: ".\pprertatioit in large doses; ,.Consideration in medium doses; "Recreation in small doses. "Being appreciated means so much to a wife. A little considera- tion goes a long way. 'Ino much recreation sometimes spoils things, though it is needed to keep disposi- tions from getting sour. "If husbands would use this recipe, wives in ,general would res- pond." HOW RIG_:T! * I surely agree with this recipe, * and 1 am gl td the writer aimed * it et husbands. Too mans hits- * !'ands leave the initiative in 11tar- How Can 1? by At Ackley Q. How can I retain the flat or of spices' A. Always keep spices in tightly - closed cans or boles, as they will quickly lose their flavors if left in open receptacles, Q. How• can I measure molasses and keep it from sticking to the measuring cup? A. Grease the cup lightly before measuring molasses, or dip it full of flour and tho:t empty it. Either method will enable every drop of molasses to conte out of the cup without sticlting. Q. How can I clean gold attd silver articles? A. By dipping a w:: cloth into cigar ashes and then scouring. (.3, How can I make use,of lemon rinds? A. Don't throw them away.. Place them in the dish water when wash- ing greasy dishes and they will re- move any fish and onion odors. They will also remove any marks from the dishes, Q. How can 7 cleats a vinegar bottle? A, By putting a teaspoonful of lye into it, filling with water, allow- ing it to stand for a few days, then washing and rinsing very thoroughly, Q. How can I remove a disagree- able odor from the kitchen? A. By sprinkling ground cinna- mon on top of the stove, Broad Hint The incitation to the anniversary party read, "And don't tt'y to knock o1, the door when you arrive, just nudge it loudly with your shoe." One of the recipients called up the sender and asked for an ex- planation of these curious instruc- tion,, C'a011 the answer: "We are pre - stoning of course that your arms will be loaded with presents." * riage to their wives. They stick * in the same old rut they've been * living in, never realizing that * setting the pattern for the mar- * riage is as much their responsi- * bility. They do not treat their * wires as partners. They with- * held their business confidences, * they dole out money a, though * their wives were incompetents, * and they are no companions in * any real sense of the word. They * practically live the life of bathe- * lors, shunting out their w'ir'es * from everything that makes for * true partnership. * Wasn't it Emerson who said, * "The greatest human need is to * be appreciated? "This wife who * writes is wise to list that first * in her recipe. .If a woman knows * that her husband appreciates * what she is, and what she does, * site is secure in his devotion — * and site will never cease her own * appreciation of it. If married couples appreciate each other, trouble doesn't conte around, Anne Hirst can help you appreciate your wife's good qualities, and vice versa. Write her at Box A, Room 4111, 711 Adelaide St. West, Toronto, 1+C His Choice Visitor: "You don't mean to tell me that you have lived i1, this out- of-the-way place for over 39 years?'' Inhabitant: "I have." Viritor: "Butt, really, I cannot see what you find to keep you busy." Inhabitant: "Neither can I — that's why I like it!" Sunday School Lesson Zechariah Pleads for Righteousness. Zechariah 1:1-4; 7:8-14; B:10-17 Golden Text: Execute true judg- ment„ and show mercy and com- passion every man to itis brother — Zechariah, 7:1,, Zechariah urged tate people to continue with the building of the temple of Jerusaleut, lest they dis- please God as their fathers had done. As Cod had exiled their fathers from the land when they turned away from I-Iint, they, too, would he punished unless they were converted and followed Cod's way. * * * As leaders and people refused to hear the Prophet when the delivered God's warning and instruction, so Cod would not hear. Ile would not alter Itis decision that they be de- livered into c'aptiriq'. Ile would not prevent the drrtruction of Jerusa- lem. * * * The Cltalcleans came against Judah like a whirlwind. Their vic- tories were swift and the Jetts were scatter.ti as strangers in strange lands. While they were gone their land 51 110 left desolate for the seventy year, of their cttp- lisity, Clod re-crvecl it for their re- turn which lie had promised through :rte prophets. * a, -* In Ilis purpose to do good to Jerusalem and to the house of Ju- dah, the Lord through Zechariah commanded: "These are the things that you roust do", First — "Let every ratan tell the truth, in dealing with his neighbor," Second — "Let your decisions in courts be true and for the couuuot good." Third — "Plot no evil in your hearts against another." Fourth — "Never give yourselves to any perjury" And why? "For all these are the things that I hate!" 1f people were to follow Zecha- riah': message from God, the founda- tion for malicious gossip would be destroyed. Since God hates evil im- aginations, false oaths, injustice, and lies, those who profess to love and seine Him nest surely hate them alio. Chinese is spoken by some 400,- 0(I(t,000 people if all the various dia- tects are included, "THAT'S A VERY SENSIBLE PURCHASE M'LOVE — WHY DIDN'T YOU BUY A COUPLE?" "Huh? What'd you say? Oh—you mean those malty -rich, holey -gold- en Post's Grape -Nuts Flakes!" "They're some dish!" "They're so cleverly made—of two grains, you know —really di- vine Canadian wheat and malted barley!" "They sure taste out of this world, darling—but you're forget- ting that other reason why I go for Post's Grape -Nuts Flakes." "Energy, you mean? The carbo- hydrates that load you up with en- ergy so they call you the human dynamo?" "Right! And what are those things that help buildup the old muscle?" "Proteins, Hercules. And Post's Grape -Nuts Flakes sure have got f'eor?"m!" "And phosphorus — what's that "That's for sturdy bones and sound teeth." "Eating Post's Grape -Nuts Plaices every day—no wonder I'm such a husky guy!' "And Post's Grape -Nuts Flakes give you iron for the blood—and other food essentials." "Say —Post's Grape -Nuts Flakes are ready to eat right from the package, soy let's have some, quick." It keeps in the cupboard—it's quick-acting—it's always the when you want id Now, with the New Fleischmann's Royat .Fast Rising Dry Yeast, you can bake more delicious breads and rolls in extra -fast time, No dashing to the store at the lass minute—you can keep a month's supply standing.by, use it as you need it. It will be as potent the day you use it as the day i you bought it. IF YOTJ BAKE AT HOME --get Fleischmann`s Royal Fast Rising Dry Yeast today, At your grocer'st .r