HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1929-10-17, Page 2Every c ref d housewife
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'Fresh ham the gardens'
pistol, took the If down from the
wall, rind started forth down the trail
that Nall and Bess had made,
Tired though Bess was from the
day's toil, she moved freshly and eas-
ily at first. Ned broke trail, she must -
ed a few feet behind She hid no,
sensation of cold; hardened to steel,
her muscles moved like the sliding
parts of .n wonderful tnnohine. The;
ice was wonderfully smooth as yet,'
almost like the first, thin, hay ice
frozen to the depth of safety: But,
already the knelling pece had begun to
TOtell. She couldn''t keep it up forever
without food and rest. And the brute
behind her wee tireless, retiiorseless
as death itself.
The Northern Lights died at last in
the sky, and the two hastened on in
the wan light of a little enoon that
•was, already falling toward the west.
fend now she was made aware that
the night was bitter cold. It was get-
ting to her, in spite of her furs. But
as yet she gave no sign of distress to
Ned. Out of her love for him a new
strength was born—that sublime and
• unnamable strength of women that is
nearest to divinity of anything upon
this lowly earth—and she knew that
it would hold her up beyond the last
limits of physical exhaustion. 'She
would not give way to unconscious-
ness, thus causing Ned to stop and
wait beside her till she died. None d
these things would she do. Her spirit
soared with the wings of her resolve.
Instead, her plan was simply to hasten
on—to keep up the pace—until she
toopled forward lifeless on the ice. 663—Slip on dress with applied
She would master herself until death Lands around neck and jabot at front,
mastered her. Then Ned, halting but long dart -fitted sleeves with turn back
an instant to leorn the truth, could cuffs, two-piece skirt,. box plaited
speed on alone. Thus he would have across front and joiner: to two-piece
no cause to wait for her, yoke shirred at centre -front. ]a or
On and on through the night they ladi, es and misses, 16, 18, 20 years, 34,
sped, over that wonderfully smooth 36 38, 40, 42 inches bust.
ice, never daring to halt: strange, 1 your name and address plain
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wand ,ring figures in the moonlit Write
snow. But Bess was not to carry hernumber and size of such
brave intent through to the end. She y, giving
had not counted on Ned's power of patterns as you want. Enclose 20e in
observation. He suddenly halted, stamps or coin (coin preferred; wrap
turned and looked into her face. it carefully) for each number, and
It was wan tnd dim in the pale light; address your order to Wilson Pattern
and yet something about its deepening Service, 73 West Adelaide St., Toronto.
lines quickened his interest. She saw Patterns sent by an early mai.,
him start; and with a single syllable Have You Got These in Your
of an oath, reached his hand under
her hood to the track of the artery at
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an instant to the fevered pulse to GREEN TOMATO PRESERVES.
him to the last she would follow where know the truth. 5 lemons
he led. "wen have to run for it;' he "We're going too fast," he told her 1 pt. water
whispered simply. "Faso as you can," , shortly. 4 qts, green tomatoes
Ned had taken in the situation, f "Noe -nor Her tone was desper- 3 cups sugar.
made his decision, seized the parkas,. ate, and his eyes narrowed with sus- Wash lemons but do not peel `Slice
and guided Bess through the door all picion: Wrenching hack her self -con- very thin. Simmer in water until
in one breath: the'drama of Lenore's trol, she. tried to speak casually. "I can rinds are tended. Add tomatoes that
1__een itsn easily,•" she, told him. `"T don't have been washed ;.and sliced end lint -
feel it yet—I'll tell you when I'do. We neer until translucent. Add eugar,
Can't ever make it if',sio�v np" cook until tI ;ek'i�na ricin wrtd pour into
' He shoolt,,ea •'iD'ad, w apron- stetihzed jars, ;tiling them foil. Ad
e :r 'got into
emcee. I dun t•know. R>hn +f• just rubbers and caps and sterilize ten
you, Bess. You can't fool rrn.. I know minutes in a hot water bath outfit.
I feel it, good and plenty, and you're CREAM PUFFS. r
just running yourself to death. Put a cup of boiling water in a
Doomsdorf himself can't •do any more small saucepan and set it on the stove,
than kill us—" Add half cup butter, and when the
"Bute can—" two are boiling hard together add a
"We're going to hit an easier pacer level cupful of flour and stir very
Believe me, he's not running his heart quickly to a thick paste. Set this
out He's planning on endurance, away to cool. V•hen it is cool break
rather than speed. I was a fool not in 3 eggs, one at a tier.•, without heat-
ingyou them at all, 141ix each one in well
befere the next is added. Now drop
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EI�:GIN HERE TODAY CHAPTER XXIX.
Ned Cornet, Lenore iIardenworth and Watching through the crack in the
Bess Ullbert are shipwrecked. Together
door,Ned saw the girl's act; and her
they take ,refuge on an island, Lenore
and Ned are engaged to be married, The treason was immediately evident to
Island on which the three find themselves .him. Whatever darkness engrossed
is inhabited by a brute named Dooms-
dorf and his Indian wife. hint at the sigh. of the ignoble girl,
Doomsdorf promptly takes Ned and
;egging for her little life even at the
ineansttto uses them s11hiseslavesC311The Cost of her lover's, showed not at all
prisoners are told to build a cabin for in his white, set face. Whatever un
themselvesasand, when it is completed,
the master of the island says he wants speakable despair came upon him at
Ned and Bess to do all his winter trap- this ruin of his ideals, this Iles ruction
ping.
Lenore is allowed to remain with the of all his hopes, it was evidenced
givesquaw. Different trapping routes are neithe_ in his actions nor in the clear,
Plan
to cape and Ned. island
they cool quality of his thought.
plan to escape from the island and send q y
Lenore to call Doornsdorf to their cabin. No other crisis had eve found him
NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY, better disciplined. His mind seemed
The pian regarded her with quick- to circumscribe the whole, dread situa-
ening interest, yet without the'slight- tion in an instant. He turned, met
est trace of suspicicn. Bess' straightforward gaze, saw her
He got up at once. Lenore stared half -smile of complete understanding.
at him as if in .. Nightmare, She had As she leaped toward hint, he snatched
Loped ed in her deepest heart that he up their two hooded outer coats, and
. would refuse to come, that the great his arm half encircling her, he guided
test of her soul could be avoided, but her through the door,
already he was starting out the door. Whether or not she realized what
Sbe has done her part; she could wait had occurred he did not know, but
here, if she liked, till the thing was there was no time to tell her now. Nor
settled. In a few seconds more she were explanations necessary; trusting
would know :ler fate.
Yet she couldn't stay here and wait.
To Doomsdorf's surprise she followed
him through the door, into the glare
of the Northern Lights. She did not
knew what impulse moved her; she
was only awe •e of the growing cold of
terror: Not only Ned and Bess would
pay the price iFtlie ician""'f-ailed, - She --
must pay, toe. The thought haunted
ere- et—ea, rtZn o,'ev r v. id bent.of
lie heart.
Doomsdorf was .walking swiftly;
already he was halfway from the door.
The desperate fight for freedom was
almost at hand. But what was free-
dom compared to that fear and dark-
ness that is death?
There were ro depths of ignominy
beyond her now. She cried oat shrilly
a:'d incoherently, then stumbling
through the snow, caught Doomsdorf's
arm, "No, no," she cried, fawning
with lips and hands. "Don't go in there
—they're going to try to kill you. I
didn't have anything to do with it—
I swear I didn't—and don't snake nie
suffer when I've saved you—"
He shook her roughly, until the tor-
rent of her words had ceased, and she
was silenced beneath his lurid gaze.
"You say --they've got a trap laid
for he?" he demanded.
of butter, Wipe and core apples, rift
skin half way down each apple to form
Points. Cut in pieces wit of the nutrsll
111ailows and fill centres of apples;
Clot with hits of butter. place apples
in a baking pan and pour water
around them, Bake in hot oven; bast-
ing f. equently; When soft, place a
whole marshniui h w on each apple, re-
turn to oven and brawn lightly. Re-
movs to serving dish, and' surround'
with the syrup.
FRUIT CAKE.
Take 1 eup butter, 4 cups floor, 11/s'
cups sugar, 1 cup niolasces, 1 clip
milk, 4 eggs, 4 teaspoons cloves, 4
teasp. ons cineamon, 1 teaspoon all-
spice, 1 teaspoon nutmeg. Plaice 1 tea
spoon soda in molasses to foam. Mix
butter and sugar together and creast.
Add eggs, milk, spices, then the _no
-
lasses, sods and citron, 11/x lbs. raisins,
1 cup strawberries. Cook for two
hours in a slow eve, .—M. V., Que.
Recipe Book?
herthroat. He needed to listen but
Her hands clasped before hint. "Yes,
but I say I'ni not guilty—"
He pushed her contemptuous,,; from
him, and she fell in the snow. Then,
with a half -animal snarl that revealed
all too plainly his murderous rage, he
drew his pistol from his holster and
started on.
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noir they can spare much needles
Suffering.
Lynn Knees to Vanish
Or Owners Face Law
Lynn, Mass.—Kirees, dimpled or
otherwise, will henceforth be prohibit-
ed in this city as the result of an or-
der isued by Mayor Ralph S. Bauer,
The Mayor instructed the police to
take the. names and addresses of all
girls, over twelve years old, whose
legs are exposed from ankle to above
the knee, and in the event the offend-
er refuses to give a policeman her
name and address, the offier is under
orders to take her to the police sta-
tion.
Beauty used to abe only skin deep
until the cosmeticiaus added a eon
1 f la ers —Dallas News.
Ned broke trail; she mushed a few
feet behind.
get me."
It was true that :he killing pace the batter in little rough heaps on a
greased pan and bake. in a rather hot
oven about 25 minutes. This should
make about a dozen good puffs. When
done there will be a hole in the middle
of each. Slit each side open, and fill
with flavored custard or whipped
had been using up the vital nervous
forces 'of both their bodies. Ned was
suffering scarcely not at all as yet,
but he had caught the first danger
signals. Bess was already approach-
ing the danger point of fatigue. When
Ned started on again he took a quick
but fairly easy walking pace. cream.—A. G. M.
They mushed on in silen.se, not even COCOANUT ICING FOR CAKES
tragic, dishonor was still in progress glancing back to keep track of Dooms- Two cups of sugar and milk from
in the glare of the Northern Lights. dorf. And it came about, in the last one medium-sized cocoanut. Boil until
Doomsdorf, standing back to them, diel hours of the night, that the rest both it hairs, then stir in the well -beaten
whites of two eggs. Beat with egg-
beater until cool. 1 -lave the cocoanut
prepared by peeling off all the brown
and grating the white on a fine grater.
they were concealed, except for their t1 ' Spread layers with frosting and
strange flickering shadows in the to do but rest till down. sprinkle with grated cocoanut while
snow, behind the first fringe of stunt- "Lie down on the ice," Ned advised, still wet. If desired, serve with boiled
ed spruce. "and don't worry about .waking up." custard made with yolks of eggs fia-
Ned led her straight toward the His voice moved her and thrilled her vored with vanilla. --M. J.
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Toulon.—In the destroyer Fougueux
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She is armed with four 5 -inch guns,.
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$would stop them soon
g gave -them play, p
enough.
He had, however, other plats. He
turned through the cabin door, spoke
to the sullen squaw, then began to.
snake preparations for a journey, Ile
took a cold -proof wolf -hide robe, wrap-
ped in it a great sack of pemmican,
y--
arid made it into a convenient pack
for his back. Then he' 'reloaded his
net see the two slip out the door,
snatch up their snowshoes and fly.
Otherwise his pistol would have been
quick to halt then]: Almost at once
of then so direly needed was forced
upon then by the powers of nature.
The moon set; and generally smooth
though the ice was, they could not go
on by starlight There wat nothing
ice -bound sea. He realized et once in the darkness. "I'll set myself to
that their least shadow of hope lay wake up at the first ray; ,hat's one
in fast flight that might take them to thing I can always do." She let her
some inhabited island before Dooms- tired body sdip, down on the snow,
dorf could •.overtake them; never in relying only on her warn. fur gar -
giving him a chase across his own stents to protect her from it. Ned
tundras. quickly settled beside her. "And you'd
They halted'o. single instant in the better lie as close to me as you can."
shelter of the thickets, slipped on their (To be continued)
snowshoes, then mushed as fast as
they could on to the beach. In scarce-
ly a moment they were venturing out POOR YEAR FOR TREE SEED
on the ice bound wastes. The season of 1923 was a poor one
Doomsdorf encountered their tracks for the collection of forest tree seed
as he reached the cabin door, sndhe throughout the western provinces, and
higher their intent, for the orders received by the Forest Service
highern grounde jgst above the cabin. of the Department of the Interior,
But when he caught air sight of the fugi- Ottawa, for seed could be filled only
fives, they were already out of effec- fu part,
tive pistol range. He fired impotently ��al+
until the hammer clicked down against
an empty breach, and then, still sense- Nil inee'd's Liniment for Neuritis.
less with fury, darted down to the
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cabin for his riffle.
But he halted before he reached the
door. Afterall, there was no particu-
lar hurry. He knew how Litany miles
of ice—sone of it almost impassable
—lay between his island and Tzar
Island, far to thecae
tnot
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