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Zurich Herald, 1937-02-25, Page 2808 ItES v v v w''� 4� :4�. rA :'>.:46+.®„R�4 a ti� a'^'Fi' e� t.,w^„t9. u•.`.> v+Y �1 P�v.� �`Y5'ni .6'-% Jr �'',aSr C. e$: � .0`.� �'J. i4. r :4-4w4: w .. b•1 1't 14t bot b�4 bat rbc bot bt boa baa /1 For it 1:, 1, 4 1+i bat bio 14• 1 •� _ _ - ,.......,_.•,v,., a-„.�a"e:o: a:65o:8'> 0 OSP` .'4:4 6;16:4`i x''.,0.4:d P': 04'.4'�toi.'1'�::,@"•9;,o:P O:G 9RII5;1 By KATHLEEN NORRIS CHAPTER 13. During a summer's outing, Sheila Carscadden, 21, who worked in a New York office, met Peter Mc- Cann, son of the wealthy Judge Mc- Cann. She was with him only a few short hours, didn't even learn .his last name,bat when she returned to the city she realized she loved him. Months later at a rummage sale she bought a hand bag in which she found $50. The bag was marked with the former owner's initials and a;rddress. She returned the money. The house to which she went was that of Judge McCann and while .she was there, in walked Peter. Peter and Sheila met secretly the next day in an old book room of a lib- rary to which Peter had access. Pet- er told her he loved her but was to marry another girl, Gertrude Keane, who lived with the McCanns. When they tried to leave the lib- rary, they found themselves locked in. Making their way over several roofs in a snowstorm, they `net Ken and Inky. One had a pistol. They forced Sheila and Peter into an au- tomobile and some distance out of the city. Hours later they were tak- en into an isolated farmhouse. "Well, he added, as Sheila made no comment, "they're all home boys, they've had good raising. People think they're different because they're in this business. They ain't any different. They like to have a girl around, and they like things clean, just like everyone else. - Lots of these boys are sending money home. "It's just a kind of business to them; they don't want any racket er any shooting," he said, "not if they can get out of it,, they don't.” Sheila not pruning resrmnsive, be puu"'1"u"";on his pf'p ,r"!t3 the girl.fell rnto'a tireel 1Tream, staring at the fire. Presently he began again: "So you thought my mother was dead, hay? No, sir, my little mother is very much alive. Shes got chick- ens, she's got a garden, she drives an old Ford." "How long since you've seen her?" the girl asked politely. "How long since I've seen my mo- ther? Four year's." "Oh—" Sheila said, widening her eyes into their surprised babyish. look. "That's too long.." • "Willi .vt -seeing your .0 other, hey? Well, that," Ken said, with his patronizing, complacent air, "that's what it is." "Maybe mothers arc different,' Sheila suggested. "But my mother is crazy about us• She was left a widow, you know; she had to take state help, for a while. But she would never give one of us up, she just raised the roof when they want- ed to take Angela and keep her in a hospital. No matter what you do, my mother'll make excuses for you. Once i was terribly saucy to Sister 1 egilus—" She fell silent. For a few minutes hen was silent, too. Then he said, in i nettled tone: "And what makes you think my mother's any differcni: from yours?' Sheila considered thiA. "Well, I hope she is!" she said finally, with a little laugh; "Why do you hope she is?" clears off the end of the table--" Sheila wondered suddenly chat Ma was doing tonight, and 6;c" sir ent. She suddenly wanted .i ;, mo - Writes the Manchester C uarujun---it, bout has been estimated that there are, in his the various 'countries of the world , rvaa eoncernod,- 400 (or is it 4,000?) kinds hat;" oe sausage, a prodigious fine prospect Which speaks web for the ingenuity of ratan and Cor tht extent of his avail. able viands and "spices. It may be 11 ng that i of many of the individual items •4a on the Sausage Front are of British Q11't nationality, but at least we can' now • claim one Insular totich of distinction; the Great Western Railway Comeau has just equippeditself with special vans for sausage -carrying, wherein those important passengers ave kept constantly fanned by gently wafted dreg Sausage Gets Up In The World. •flier--• "I guess my mother do that way," Ken said, clear throat. 41 guess the old sorter company for her, he added, in a lower tone, "Are there other kids?" "Nope—just "Web, I can tell you sal about your mother, then't, said, briskly, after a panso.`s care whether it means 41 '12 or not, but I kno';' how'. cause I know how we are, s "My mother goes, int& a cadden's room every night, es him, after he's gone to . tucks things in around And she'll say, 'Did you5 prayers, Joe' and 'Do you • Joe?' as if he were two, yea "Sure--" Ken began. Hk. his throat again. "Sure, tri like that,' he said ,with br "Your mother," Sheila ( inexorably, "never goes bit but what she says prayers that'll you be good and come home some day. Yo on that'. Every time she m neighbors she tells , then yoz're doing. Every time s something you used to thinks, 'This is the Way I di him." (Tc, be Continued) A Great Wro To Be Ri be- Ma, airs kiss•, and ea., currents of cooled air. There may be your warm days in sunttner when some ou over -heated and overcrowded third• 1d," class fares will long to join the less a redl sultry sausages, but it is doubtful ,ell Whether that would be permitted, Hee mans may not travel in horse -boxes )uea. (except in war -tine, when, as soldi• ut•c11 theythopeitoittiidest), so why in sausage should y 'i� `Ones point 3irhich remains to be dis- eu'll ` covered is whether the new type of bet rolling -stock will allow the character ;the of trio accommodation to be varied fu tor in the housewife's life. Meals well meter to suit the almost infinite war]• must be gocld, but at the sane time, cooks ety of passenger. Will the sausage or must not run into money. The she Cambridge travel in exactly the same recipe for corn soup below, fills al] t - for type of chariot as the sausage of Cum- the requirements of a good, eco- berland? Will the Frankfurter lie' nomical soup and is a splendid down with the Brunswick, the liver 1 nourishing food for cold days. De - enure it is extra rich, it cait be serv- ed for lunch or supper followed by sandwiches or a casserole dish. This soup with popcorn garnish has a very gay appearance, as you can see, and its fragrance gives the meal a happy beginning. The catch in making cream soups is that they are often apt to turn out lumpy or floury. however, with this savoury soup, that danger is en- tirely eliminated by using quick - cooking tapioca as a binder. It is nice and rich and creamy hut the tapioca give it a smooth, pleasing texture. And we suggest that you be prepared to refill the cream soup cups, for everyone will want more. The 'oma Corner By ELEANOR DALE F cw tPt't:ara„? .k�•4?'-P9.-:, a z? +ara¢t? . Juct the Soup For Cold Days When Ontario's Lieutenant= ,ft 1or'ni r rerers to the necessity cf sta.t lealth insurance, ire speaks as a pt t petal) who has seely what its abseslr e in- volves. Ile knows the result' if, f t l w,; ure to call in a doctor while:' is In its early stages, : si:uro sausage with tho salanle? Will the portly and rubicund bolony be expect- ed,. as passenger, to fit into the •sante •compartment es the pallid and atten• nate chipolata'? And fortunate it is that the Great Western does not run into Scotland, for otherwise most challenging point for trecedenco might arise over tho ha els which, be• sides tieing an Object of natione1 rev. erence, might clue claim to be super• sausa'e or head of the whole c;an. • often due to the pat'ient's IMO f �� doctor's bills. lie l:no, 5 that•'.,tit ue ]ft ire. ;c.s oIOb" 'a''v` d financial worries not only postpt3le the ,jyrEC1 Mer C'r s Ceal3 calling of a doctor when the .,itiseaos "Because if she isn't—she's wor- 'night be c uic: ,y curable butC Il ndi- rie(L" cap the 115110nt after lio rs 1•utii lily un- C ALGAR'G.—Atheiter3• was a crime It was almost dark ir. the kitchen cies 1.reatm,,ea. impic,s>ed• py t.lie severely dot:'t with Lv t;r:: P1ickfeet Come: Scup now, but the fading light without, pli;,lit of ' greet' masses of D e people 1 idit:rts of the Western pains who en- 1 .i cups fresh or canned corn and the fire's glow within, threw living in daily fear of the ,cooriolnic• forced a strict code oi' command- ments 1 1 cup meat broth or 1 cup water an almost unearthly beauty over cost 01 ill he:alth," 1)1'. B uc:e Aid: m01113 don beTe1e the coming of the :11:1i 2 bouillon cubes Sheila's face and figure. Her slim "One has only to tltinl, of t n aud 111155'0 a•ir', 2 Cus rich milk hips and rounded breasts were out- women on relief; rho hcsltat oils• and I The i 1f had five nra;or 1amm .net• 1?!> blespoons quick - cooking lined by the plain dress she wore; feats cf the underpaid who 11Me:i' inecli• ``lents, L'--tnit e. Il, Hiid(iloton •of oca a fringe of glittering copper cross- cal or `:ental core; one 11as''otl7 to C>rdstoa iu'ated iia an eddross here. 1 teaspoon salt ed her low white forehead, and the realise that in Canada there, :et e stm. They provided ided punishme; t for mur- r,',, teaspoon sugar - sapphire blue of her eyes seemed dreds of thousands who 1o1 eeca'nomic der, which rias death; U:cf1, adu'tei ', Dash of cayenne to be welling and pulsir:g win light. reasons dread a doctor's visit+'.51hcn cownreiue :led tre acirbi'y 'A teaspoon minced onion "To show you how crazy she is— rightly they should welcome 1liiyte and i Adultery, for the Ibst aecaee, as 1? , tablespoons better my mother, I mean," Lien said. "1 one will her conscious that by'r�alec;uate punished 1:3 the lobo or h e Coos corn in broth 10 minutes; had an old hound—listen, he didn't social ter;iskitlon and national betlth Lae -Tor l::e srcorrl oTeltcrl 'tile force through sieve. Combine with gui.ty b r amount to a hill of beans. He was ivanranci :a I;iwit,injustice oulii be .> f:tecd loss of both Ears mill:, tapioca, salt, sugar, cayenne, just naturally an old ri.n ger. You banished from this great denrec :cy jeer c;e.lth. if wird'.. and Inion in top of double boiler. wouldn't have feel him." of our:; and a great wrong ri!;11ietl:' ri achr.ry was punished by death; Place over rapidly boiling water, He. ,stopped to laugh and to re- i11 Canada only one prorine a :>o co�wardi e 1 tlliby reasig. nieg th is thendder Yore- bring to scalding poi*: (arrow 5 to Member, and seemed to forget her far attempted to light t iis.e 'pea:. erlti3it stem levee:, wltel e aatee tls gd. ere e'.o menial .tasks around the 1 far: a minute. F "Thisg'in iusnrauce becomes effective: r. r'. calm. old greed., he 'behang ,• The. Cl:1c:;deet had secret societies; Says Job Sokd!d with relish, "would sorter Ontario Civil set^•a1 ,s also bare a around, and finally 1 tet to calling scheme in mind for their own, protee. the highest of which was known as r Girl Typists him `Cap,' and he stayed with us; tion. Noting these two projects, a tbe Dorn .society. Included in the ®l' $�`! a '1�u Sf he was my dog. Well, after I left Toronto doctor said the other day, group of 12 such societies was apo• home, darned if my mother didn't "We should wait until we see lion I:be lieu soelety appointed to guard the keep that oil dog and take care of British Columbia and Ontario civil camp and keep order in tepees slur- s were him, and every time she wrote to c>errT hIIg measures will <ul,irnr'el't.tnoek tovon evolvfore nig ed dt centuries s pel'ot o the Them e coming jnn,fin,, i I• DETROIT.—Six sweet young typists lane it'd be how old Cap was coming : two." But no such delay is neees- of the white pian, Canon Middleton supplied by the National Youth Ad- en, and how be missed me, and ev „err There are plenty of `tate health said. erything. It was a riot." ministration to work in the Police De- "If Ma ever has to `write a letter bts:tranc•e sehemes to be studied, and, Partment Women's Division aro get- I eat of them' Ontario should fashion t• L Bey 'R �EUiiIIrS Future Ling experience as is the intention of she gets out the ink bottle and she i one suited to her own particular needs the National Youth Act, but Miss El• if the Dominion is not ;Ding to. take action for Canada as a whole. ThereProphets, who a year ago were de- eanore Buried, head policewoman, will, of course, be objections. to anY daring Mr, Baldwin's resignation to feels that it isn't the right kind. ex - scheme which is proposed. pi-ovinefal be imminent. are now casting doubts "These young women have been .ex- on national, tut, as Dr. Bruce points on whether that step will be taken tremely helpful," she said recent1', after the Coronation. I (lo not be- "but they are a.11 under 25 and that out, there es also a storm'. of crit Neve Mr. Baldwin could .{well them, makes it difficult. Some of the re- cism when Lloyd or inaugurated ports on crime that have to be typed state heraitlh insurance in ' England; He has said that he will not contest The lieutenant governor is right 'When another general election, but that. in the Women's Division are rather Ito says that it would give greater ed., leaves hits nearly three years in sordid. Naturally, with girls so young, ew ity not only to tate sick, but . Thich to decide. we have to pick assignments for them those who minister to the sick 'Toa All that can be said is that be is in and this makes it difficult.", routon Star better health and spirits than he has been for some time, and that, though he often plays with the idea of rus- tic life in Worcestershire; he has a 1 strong sense of duty, and that,, ra- lcven in such a young country OS Canada urban development las set then than his personal inclinations, in apace and already there is a ,gen- will be the decisive factor, He will erntiott which does not know. much not be hustled. out of his position to about farm life. Kitchener school please the makers of forecasts. pupils have been started on inter- , esting tours, parties of them being' German archeologists have proved taken to farms and dairies as part that the ancient Incas of Peru kept of their school work. Thus they bulldogs as pets. Vases adorned will discover really where anilk . and with realistic figures of bulldogs eggs come from and not as one city have been unearthed. The American boy figured from egg plantq, and breed of bulldog„ however, is now bottles.—Niagara Falls Eeviev<.;, extinct. Head Policewoman Doesn't Think Police Job Just The Thing Living Room Color and Comfort l/lf DESIGN NO. 132 Comfort and cheerful color in the living room) is always de- sirable. Here are comfortable cushions, designed in spirited, yet discreet patterns. One pillow is embroidered in blending shades of gold and burnt orange on a deep brown linen crash, The other is a dark gold material, embroidered in shades of brown and orange. The stitches used are simple and effective. The pattern includes; A generous sample of the thread in which the original articles were embroidered, transfers for the designs, tall Working instructions for cutting.the fabric and for making and lniehing the cushions, also color cart -and a chart illestrating t'he various stitches and their position in the design. HOW TO ORDER PATTERNS Write your name and address plainly, giving number and size of lIStlern wanted, Enclose 20 cents in stamps (coin preferred), r.ra• a it carefully and address your order to Mayfair Pattern Serv- ice, Doom 421, 73 West Adelaide Street, Toronto, City Boy to Farm The exiled Emperor Ilaile.,Selassie of Ethiopia has decided to enter his 8 -year-old son, Prince Makennen, in king's College at Taunton, Dov- onshire, England. • 0. ISH F } "uiYHMS We are prepared tee advance passage 'money (without in.' terest or other charges) to British people desiring to bring out to Canada their wives, families, relatives or friends. 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For Kitchen Files To prevent plaster of 'ylaris, er patching plaster, from getPeg so quickly, when patching 1p t and cricks in the walls, use yiiietar in- stead of water, when `fusing the patching plaster. The heating element will be ruin- ed if the electric percolator ,ifs im- mersed in water. It should lie tare - fully wiped inside and out;".turning on the spigot so that all 'Meets are drained.. Scald the inside "'.ibith boil- ing wat Lemoner. seeds can be Wanted and treated as house plants.',they make pretty shrubs, and the lea `es 'niiay be used for flavoring. Tie a ew leaves in a cloth and put into the apple sauce for a few minutes; it gives a delicious flavor. A glassful of water, into . which half a legion has been si4ueosed, drunk every morning upon leising, is a good complexion clea?ler. Also form the habit Of drinking ,J O to 12 glasees of water throughotlt tfie day. This will carry off poisons•„tLrnt will otherwise niar the complexion Water that is cool, nut not ice tater,. is the best. To remove odors from Sans 'that have been used for strong,:sinelling vegetables, such as onions and cab- bage, place a little salt on t ► hot range, then turn the plin vpnide • down over the qurning 'snit.' The odor .will disappear A Great Book "How to Be- come a Hockey Star” by T. P. "Tommy" Gorman, manager and coach of the Montreal "Maroons", profusely illus- trated and containing many valuable tips on how to play the game. also AUTOGRAPHED PICTURES of GREAT PLAYERS (mounted for framing) Group Uontreal "lbfaroons" Group "Les Canadiens" or individual pin:u-ea of: Bakly Ibortheatt Paul Iin:ems Dave'l'rottier Marty harry Russ Bliueo Pete Holly .Earl Robinson Dave herr Bob Gracie Roy Woricre (.us „Marker Ace" Bailey Bowie Morons Art Lesion'. 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