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HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1941-02-13, Page 7Pledge for War Savings LA TSA r SER/AL STORY INTO THE SUNSET By Jackson Gregory WNW CHAPTER XXX Lucy citing to the horn of the saddle and turned for a last look lrctek. Mrs. Revert], one arm dang- ling, had run outside and had re- trieved the rifle which Laredo bad Thrown into the yard. Laredo, too, turned aud. Iooked lacks • "She's asltin' for it," he grunted and jerked out his newly holstered gran. "Don't!" screamed Lucy, and Wed to cone abreast of him to Beautiful Pictures (mounted) bit coiiiur of Britain's Fighting Planes SPITFIRE, HURRICANE, DEFIANT, SUNDERLAND FLYING BOAT„ WELLINGTON BOMBER AND Bl ENHEIM BOMBER 7e - Don't miss this opportunity! Just ta,lce n label from a tin or MOWN SYRUP—write on the hack your name and address and the title of the picture you want... (1 label ?or each picture.) Mail the label to MIA. J5,The t'aoada Starch Companyimited. 49 Wellington St. last, Toronto. The pieturn will tie scent tnlmed- satply, absolutely eelthunt t'hurge. 4i WINPMA tt � S STAMPS 011/ strike .iris arm dawn. 'Tor God's sake—" He only laughed at her as he fired; this time he shot to kill. There was the crack of the rifle; Lucy heard the' angry hiss not a yard from her own head; she heard the explosion of the gun in Lar- edo's hand and saw Mr's. Haveril fall. 'chose last shots were heard from afar, dully muffled sounds, by Barry Haveril riding hard to -come ep With Laredo, Ominous Hush He began shouting as he rode into the yard. Ice went to his heart, at the ominous hush which was his only answer. He ran into the house, still calling, only to grow momen- tarily rigid, filled with horror. The Judge was dead, ]'.lis sister Lucy he thought dead, too; she lay on the floor, still unconscious, her face -covered with blood. He dashed through the House, seeking. ]Where was his mother? 'Where, was Lucy Hamilton? The first moving thing he saw was his mother, weakly trying to rise from where she lay out in the yard. "I'm all right, Baron," she whis- pered. Then he saw her broken bloody arm and saw too that she had been shot through the shoul- der. As he drew her into his arms he heard her, still whispering, say as steadily as she could: "He -- ire's taken your Lucy away with him, Baron." "Laredo? Schen? Where, Moth- er?" She tried to point but could only nod feebly io' indicate the dir- ection. "Only a minute ago. Go, Baron. This Coupon Worth $4.11 Lntrodnring our latest Automatic Television 'Pype P1r11ISTO—Push the button, alwstch it fill. This eoupon and only .8fle entitles the sender to one of our reg.. $5 Television Fountain Pelts, with a. written life guaran- 89c tee, for only ........ Push the Button =Y Any 3 initials engraved on this pen in gold leaf ontp ]dc extra. Nantes above 3 letters, 5e .extra per group 8 letters. 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"I'll be right back, Mama," be said softly, "with 'Lucy. Just a minute, Mama," His horse was fresher than the two with which Laredo was trying to escepe, and Barry overhauled them. before they had gone a mile. Laredo heard and saw who f01-‘. lowed; n 'e cat -quick he was down out of the saddle, dragging Lucy along with him. As his cousin Tom Xlav- eril had done in like circumstance, • so now did the Laredo Kid do, holding the half fainting Lucy be- fore hila with one arm, his other hand on his gun, "I see yuh're bt'ingirl' me hack • my of red gun, Cousin Barry," he nloekecl, but Lucy saw that for all his jeering there was a look of fear on his face. Barry carne forward, walking slowly, the old red run in his hand. Laredo shouted, "That's close. enough, Su idown! One more step.: an'—" • "I'm going to kill you, Laredo," said Barry and came on. Laredo yelled back at him, "Yuh fool, yuh'Il kill !ler!" "Barry!" screamed Lucy. "BarrY, save me! I don't care if I am kill- ed! 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Others are bowl from to- day's stirring times, and -portray a strong liking for patriotic motifs and colors, including many clever derivations of sailor designs. Shoe .authorities declare that modified heels for the first time in years will stand on a 50-50 foot- ing with heels of the "spike" class. CROCHET THESE RUGS FROM YOUR SCRAP BAG DESIGN NO. X360 They ideal crocheted rug is made from cast-off silk hosiery or men's socks, and two shades of caipet Warp. These rug's may be used in any room and may be either round or oval. Pattern No. X360 con- tains list of materials needed, illustration of stitches and complete instructions for making both 'the round and oval rug. To order pattern: Write, or send above picture, with 15 cents in coin or stamps to Carol Aimes, Room 421, 73 West Adelaide St., Toronto. by the girl without harming her and to bury it in Lareclo's body... The miracle was not forthcoming. Barry's bullet hit Lucy. But it hit Laredo too. It struck her in the tip of the shoulder and went clean through and drilled through Lare- do's shoulder an inch or so lower than Lucy's. Laredo lifted himself a fraction of a second first, but his arm was heavy and.as he threw his gun for- ward Barry was already firing again. A long red furrow sprang into his face as he fell backward. Yet, dropping back, he loosed an- other bullet with that almost un- canny certainty ot his. The Supreme Effort Barry, twice hard hit, lay for a moment unable to stir, his brain swimming dizzily, his hand going lax on his gull, He shook his heat!; his teeth set hard; with a supreme effort he sat up. He sate Laredo sitting up as • awkwardly as himself. The gun in Barry's weakening fingers was heavy, and his hand, grown nlinlb and weak, was about to fail him al- together. Only with. the greatest Let's not wait longer for Modern Light Aladdin Light is Not expensive Pays for Itself -Burns 94% Air, 6% Oil V'ou'11 love the abundant white light of Aladdin. 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This Exciting New Serial "THIRD FINGER, LEFT HAND" STARTS NEXT WEEK difficulty, exerting his will to the uttermost, slid he lift his gun. He heard Laredo speak as across some tremendous, storm -filled dis- tance. "I'm done for," was what he was saying, "but I'm takin' Lucy with me." As the Kid spoke, he managed to shove the muzzle of his gun against her head, Barry fired without con- scious aim. The bullet broke Lat'e- do's gun arm before he could pull the trigger, Barry got to his feet, took two or three uncertain steps toward Lucy and pitched forward on his fat% t\t'h.en he regained conscionsuess he was -in bed, and there were many anxious faces turned toward him, his father's, Lute's, Ken March's—yes, and here was Iris sister Ltioy, alive, and there on an- other cot lay his mother, white but serene. And his own L1'cy, lone- . Lucy, snuggling e!os&, un- derstood and nodded. 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Made by Kellogg's in London, Canada: A lq� B L B T A L K By SADIE B. CHAMBERS Valentine Suggestions I am not giving you any par- ticular menu in the column this week but first we'll have a gen- eral'discussion and then some re- cipes. Your entertaining might take the form of a buffet sup- per and for that we right away visualize a ]acey tablecoth de- corated with hearts according to your own taste and maybe a nose- gay bouquet in the centre, (which might be flowers or could be made out of guns drop candies on a paper doily). The whole should convey the impression of an old fashioned valentine. Pretty white porcelain candlesticks hearing red candles would add much to the efect. On your table, whether: a party buffet supper or family supper, your color scheme throughout should have red pre- dominating as 7nuch as possible so with that in mind, we would suggest your table have the fol- lowing goodies: PLENTY OF RED Tomato juice is incomparable for the above purpose, especially if placed in tall clear glasses. Then again it,. might be tomato soup peeping out, which is very appealing after a skating of ski- ing party. Did you ever try add- ing chopped browned almonds to your soup — it really gives it quite a zest. Potato rolls, (which recipe has been given several tines) always make a splend accompaniment to any meat dish for this type of supper. Then again potato chips are always ap- petizing. That meat dish might be cold sliced ham or a chicken or tuna jelly. Then did you ever make tomato tarts? Make same tart shells — and fill with a to- mato jelly made thus: - 1 package of strawberry jelly powder and pour over it tomato juice (strained) and boiling, of course; when luke warm add 1 tablespoon of horseradish. When the mixture reaches a honey -like consistency, pour 'into the tart shells — then chill. These tarts are an excellent accompaniment to any pleat dish. For your dessert you are probably having jellies or ice cream and if you wish a new cake recipe, try this onek - Almond Layer Cake 2 cups sifted flour (cake) 2a/e teaspoons baking powder teaspoon salt cup butter 1 cup granulated sugar (very fine) 2 eggs ei cup milk teaspoon pure vanilla teaspoon almond extract Measure flour and sift twice with baking powder and salt. Cream the $ butter and gradually blend in sugar. Beat the egg yolks well and add. Sift in the dry ingredients alternately with the milk combining after each. ad- dition, and adding the flavorings with the last measure of milk. Lastly fold in the egg whites well- beaten. Turn into two greased pans (9 inch). Hot oven for 30 minutes. When cold put to- gether with a butter icing — tinted red, Sprinkle with nuts. bliss Chambers eveleomes personal letters from interested renders. She is pleased to receive suggestions on tellies for her column and is even ready to listen tb your 'pet peeves." Requests for recipes or special menus are In order. Address your letters to ":Fuss Sadie 11. Cham- bers, 73 West Adelaide Street, To- ronto." Send stamped, self-addressed envelope if you wish a reply. Meals a la. Carte There aro 190,000,000 people in the world who still take their meals in primitive fashion, while 25 per cent object to the eating of pork. • Calumet is one of the world's largest -selling bakingpowders because it gives such lue results, due to its double action. It leavens during mixing — con- tinues to leaven in the oven. Easy - opening, won't -spill container, with handy pleasuring device under the lid. 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