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By BLANCHE ROBERTS
Synopsis
The Story Thus Fur: Honey Monroe takes
the Sylvester Diamond from the handbag'
or a woman in a Los Angeles department
store, and In au ea'nrt 10 keep Joe Uan-
burne. protesr1onnl thief with whom ahe
is associated, from taking it from her,
she goes to Dan Brewster, state's attorney.
She and Dan are in Ione and she Intends
to Jualiry her pesesselon at the stone but
has no chance, being forced to escape
from Dan's • parttnent when Joe Balis
there. The plane site hoards for San
Francisco crashes In the fog and she
is rescued by Art Carey young lawyer
who lives with his mother near the scene.
Her fictitious nam'. Honey Roe, is dis-
covered- by Art but he agrees to keep
her secret. He . talwe her to a cemetet•s'
near San Francisco, at her request, and
there she buries the diamond. neturrins
to the Carey honse, Haney o±os Joe Dan -
home's coupe perked in trent of the
house or a neighbor. Sirs. Riha, The
next. night she see:
.10, 0. erma at her
through the frontuindmt'
CHAPTER X
Joe Dauburne's dark and hand-
some face was plainly framed in the
big glass window that Honey faced
as she sat there in the cozy living
room. Astonishment w
disappeared into the blackness. She
forced herself to sit calmly and wait
until she was certain that he was
no longer watching, then she stood,
trembling violently.
"Fou have a chill, child," ex-
claimed Mrs. Carey in amazement.
"My dear, you are ill."
"I — I must leave. Now!" she
gasped in hoarse whispers. There
was no denying the haste in her
tone, nor the frantic appeal in the
eyes that she lifted pleadingly to
Art. "Please."
"I'11 take you," Art spoke quickly.
But as he walked to the window
his steps were slow as if nothing
were wrong. He pulled down the
shade. After that his movements
were rapid. He hurried to Honey's
side. "Somebody was looking in at
the window?" he asked.
TABLE TALKS
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We Bear a lot about Danish
pastry, and most of us have sampled
some of those toothsome delicacies.
But their near European neighbors,
the Swedes, also have eating :spec•
ialues worth trying,. and today I'm
going to give you a recipe for one of
theta. This recipe, by the way, --fir
011110r what was made according to
it—took several prize; at recent
cookery exhibitions. It's
Swedish Tea Ring
1 package compressed. or dry
- granular yeast
,ta cup lukewarm wale:.
1 cup mills
to cup sugar
egg., heaters
2 tablespoons salt
4 tablespoons shortening (melted!
6 cups (about) cake flour
Melted butter
Ciinnamon sugar
Icng
Method: Soften yeast in the luke-
warm water. Scald milk, Add sugar
and salt. Cook to lukewarm, then
add two cups flour and unix well.
Add softened yeast and eggs. Beat
well and add shortening. Mix well
and add enough more flour to make
a soft dough. Turn on a lightly
floured board and knead until sat-
iny.
Place in greased bowl and let
rise until size is doubled, Punch
down and roll out to a rectangular
sheet about 6 inches by 12. Brush
with melted butter and sprinkle with
cinnamon sugar. Roll up like a
jelly -roll and seal edges. Shape into
a ring and cut about every inch,
two•thirds of the way through roll.
Let rise until doubled in bulk. Bake
in a 375 degree oven for 25 to 30
minutes. When cool, put on your
favorite frosting.
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Sounds like quite a bit of trouble?
Well, perhaps so—but well worth it
I'm sure you'll agree. And to snake
' I'm going to give you a
• ' cake—just
est to
ly
Track! Track!—A popular piece of wearing apparel for skiers
and spectators alike this winter is this Iightweight nylon gab-
ardine jacket and practical fur trimmed parka to match. Because
of the material's unusual strength it can withstand a great deal
of wear- and tear, and it is said to be completely windproof and
water repellant.
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Would you like some nice, fresh
string beans straight from the gard-
n? All right then, better drop in
e day and have dinner with us
is just what you will get.
inic of it, you had better
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get a carton £roan
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answered — "Fou managed pretty
well without it for about twenty
years,"
Having got thus far I had to stop
there was business to see to
down town. Last night I got
everything ready - bank book,
shopping list and application form
- filled in for my driver's permit, Then
I got shy nice new purse that was
sent to Inc from England — and
there I was, already to go. I went
to the Post Office and then to the
bank and in each case had occa-
sion to use only a little small
change. The drugstore was my next
port of call. What I bought calve
to nearly two dollars. I, fumbled
around in my purse for my wallet
— and it just wasn't there!
nvery woman knows how hard it
is to get used to a new purse so I
thought it being a little awkward I
must have taken out the wallet
while !hinting for something else
Fee m
NEW and
USEFUL TOO - -
PRL;PA13R1CATIiD 13 A T 11-
ROO UNIT. A unit which drops
in place in any type floor joint con-
struction and is half the size of
units formerly available. . Said to
be easily moveable on pipe rollers
by only one malt. Conies completely
piped with streamline copper pipe
connected to streamline solder fitt-
ings.
SEALS OUT DRAFTS. New
idea for weather protection in the
home is this caulking compound,
which collies in tubes, for sealing
cracks around windows and doors.
Each tube contains sufficient for fix-
ing about 75 feet.
ADJUSTABLE TABLE , An
adjustable table that locks in any
desired position and can be used as
a bed table, for typing, drafting,
study, tea and card games. Tops
are made of 5 -ply birch, frames of
cold rolled steel with chrome plate
tubing.
KEEPS AIR MOIST. I-Iumidi-
fier, said to be noiseless in operation,
for use in any convector heating
system, steam or hot water, 'in
houses, offices, etc. Humidifier is
connected to the cold water supply
for its water source. Moisture is
provided in form of light, hardly vis-
ible vapor.
ELECTRIC MATTRESS. De-
signed especially for those pilfering
from rheumatism and sciatica, and
offers general over-all sleeping com-
fort. Ten temperature settings—
from 73 to 114 degress—arc incorp-
orated.
ALUMINUM WRENCHES.
Makers claim that these aluminum
wrenches, although less than half
the weight of comparable products,
have all the strength necessary for
even heavy duty requirements.
and hadn't put it back again. What
it contained wasn't a fortune but it
was definitely too much to lose. I
inquired at the bank and the post
office and it wasn't there. Incident-
ally it left the without any money
for shopping! T got around that by
collecting the cream cheque. "Now
look here," I said to myself, "don't
get in a stew until you are sure you
have something to worry about." Sts
I took my own advice; finished my
shopping, went home — and there
on the table was my. wallet. I load
taken it out that morning to make
change for our egg man! I quite
agree w'itlh what one person said
down town — "I don't mind spend-
ing money, but I hate to lose it!'
Who doesn't?
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2c. flour
4 tsp. Magic Baking Powder
34 tsp. Balt
4 tbs. shortening
1 egg
35 c. milk
6 hard boiled eggs
4 tbs. milk
2 tsp. lemon Julep
3 tsp. chopped onion
2 tbs. chopped parsley
2 tbs. chopped green pepper
1 top. dry mustard
Salt, pepper, paprika
Sift together first 3 Ingredients.
Cut In shortening. Beat egg, In
measuring cup' add milk to
make 14 cup; add to first mix-
ture. Roll out ii Inch thick, on
floured board._ Chop hard
boiled eggs, mix with remaining
ingredients, spread on. dough.
Roll up like felly roll and bake
1n hot oven (425° 0.130 minute).
Serve with cheese sauce.
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