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gCC0nIIThe Doghouse�Michael Capri. 20 montlis old,
CHAPTER TWO mae's e 's were Irigin %vith un -
portable
(Continued From Last Week) slild t ... ya., she looked at the tall,
.a peng occurred oil board
rougli-looking Texan. Her smile
dog are oil their way to Stay wiffi Michael's 'atint.
So he sat there, every nerve thanked him for his loyalty to tile
A Break the egg into a funnel arid. thv had been buying hay
pulled to the breaking point, ever mail on trial.
Y
Pass through the funnel into the
dish, while the yolk will rema;n in
The case had gone to tile jury,
muscle tense, listening to the lies
the funnel unless broken.
there in the dusk of the second da'v
Ab Abbot and his men told under
Q, HOW can, I make a good oak'
of the murder trial.
cath, He sat there, knowing that
staiii?
A. Mix one quart of boiled oil,
The prosecutor had asked for 'a
every person there in the courtroogi
three gills Of turpentine, six table-
watching hit hanging verdict. He wa5 ail ambi-
was il, some of them
Spoons of raw umber, and six table-
spoons of Whiting.
condemning him for the murder of tious young attorney no,, Ion- out
Q. How call I prescrve tile ori-
of law school.
his best friend. That was what
ginal colors in cretonne covers
hurt, Their eve., accused him, v
-when washing their,?
A, Wach
Joe Blake to'ok the stand, He Webb had lio moner with ivilich
them in bran water,
instead of soapsuds.
talked reluctantly. The judge had to hire ail attorney - Old judge
Q. How call I make use of felt
to call him several times when lie Anders, whose love for whiskv had
hats?
protested hotly that Webb had not broken his life and taken avav his
A.' Pieces of old felt hats glued
killed Bob Anderson. But bit by law practice. bad offered tol6felid
to the bottoms of ash trays and
bit, tile prosecut,
ing attorney Webb. Some time or another,
vases will keep them from marking
table tops.
brought out the facts. How Bob Webb had done him some sort of
Q. Flow call 1 keep cream'gravy
Anderson had had that three tllou- favor and tile buttered old attorney
from curdling.
sand dollars in cash oil him. How had not forgotten. So lie put aside
A. Salt will curdle new milk.
be had suddenly, for some reason, his whisky bottle, shook tile inoth.
When preparing gravy, porridge
and cuch dishes, the salt should not
decided to ride'hunic that eveninn. balls out of a black broadcloth suit.
be added untiJ the dish is prepared.
Blake had cautioned and ill that dustv little courtrooln
Bob Anderson
Q. How can I remedy the droop-
so lie admitted, there oil the .;land. lie made his final' plea to tile jtIrv.
ing of I straw hat at ilie brim?
Ile had ' told Bob that a mail was As lie talked, you could hear 'no
A - The hat can be stiffened by
taking a long chance when lie rode sound save that silvery voice and
along a dark trail with that much the breathing
sponging with the white of an egg
oi those who listened.
money On him. He was a fool to Jurymen sat oil the edge of their
that has been thoroughly beaten;
pack around money, careless. Joe chairs, missing not, a Word of that
Blake,
then place on a hat stand to dry.
s testimony� reluctantly giv- gallant speech. The judge oil the
en, damning
is outside very often. Put ail ordin-
was Webb Winters. bench was visibly moved. Lvell the
When he quit tile stand, lie stopped tailored
ary fire in tile furnace and the
prosecuting attorney list -
beside where Webb sat. ened with respectful attelitio'
"That
house is too hot,, check tile fur-
damn lawyer drug it outs The wbite-haired attornei�], told
me, Webb. I know you never killed
na cc right off and the fire goes
of the friendship between Bob
Bob. I'd a ]lead ruther have lost Anderson and Webb Winters. He
Out. However, warmer weather
an eye than say what I said on the dwelt upon incidents that showed
stand. He druc,, it outa I
ONICLE" S
ule. a brotherly love between the two
couldn't lie out oof it."
!
n,2 en.
"That's all right, Joe," Was "GenticIllen of tile jury", 11 c fill -
Webb's quiet reply. "You done
, 0
your ished, tears wetting
best." lilis clieeks,
Gweadol,ine D. C16,rke
take a last look at 'Webb Winters.
The scar-fgced Tex was called Remember all I have told
to
JL looks as if tile Pattern for
you. If
the stand. He crossed his long yqu can find it in your hearts to
legs and leaned back. He had
sPrlllg Is much the salite as that
oil 1949. Looking back
on vote that cowboy guilty of murder -
old overalls and a faded blue flannel
over last
Year's chronicles I find
ing his best friend, I)rin,, in a liang-
shirt, He hadn't taken off his ing
that on
May 5, we were "halfway through
verdict."
spurs and he needed a shave, His The
seeding" so it must have been tile ]
old atiorneys voice broke.
puckered eyes looked at the judge Slowly, be turned away
and
latter part of April beforcowe really
started. And the chances
and walked
a queer sort of grin spread Out of the courtroom. He was go -
across his Weather-beaten face.
are this I
year will be about the same
ing to his humble cabin to Put awaY
"You might as well save time his rusty black suit. lie was going
by lettin' me off the stand, judge.
. . .
as I write the date is April 25.
back to the bottle that had stood
I'm Webb Winter's friend, savvy, uncorked, there
Of course locality makes a differ-
oil his tall,
and I'd lie my Way plurnb to hell during the trial. c. all
before I'd
ence. Last Friday* we, saw men out
testify anyt] ling that Judge, Jury and rpectator,
would hurt him. Anyhow, my watched the' aeparture of tile old
testimony could be
oil tile land down near the Front,
and our DIV13 land is
throwed out, warrior whose spell still held t em
Im ail ex -convict h
with a tough silent. The
drying fast,
but in the Guelph district fields
iudge blew his nose
record. You're just wastins your and addressed� the jury. Hi's voice
time askin, me questionst Judge.,,
are still soggy and impossible to
work—that is, according to friends
frilm. inclined to believe you are A�as not quite steady when lie spoke,
who came to visit yesterday. They
giving them their instructions be -
right," smiled th e white-haired fore they retired.
judge. "Dismissed."
were decidedly Worried. The farnic*r
When the jury went out, a few
said it had been a tough winter . . .
Of tile spectators left. but most of
them stayed, forgetting tileil- liun-
U. . Arm A!, lorce Type
ger for supper, held by curiosity.
The judge had quit his bench
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and
gone to his chambers. He licederi
hIstn's and
Women's sizes mv���
a little drint- and a pipe of plug
K .010EV"'. tobacco after that speecil Ile liad
--,810 N*.'X listened to.
rIVA IN AOW'rz He had hardly finished I)is 1),
ipe
wben lie was inf-
orined that tile jury
had reached a verdict. He went
back into the courtroom,
nodded to
the foreman.
"Your Honor,', said tile foreman,
fg Ave find the defendant no
(Continued N-cxl �A7,
IE10W CAN I ?W
BY Ante Ashley
Q. HOW call I clean kid'gloves?
A. Put the gloves on the hands,
then wash in spirits of turpentine s(
798
in the Same rnanner as when wash. tc
ing the hands. -When clean, hang is
the
Ism gloves in a warm place, or In
where there is a current
of air. , .. III
Q. How can I keep fruit from ki
becoming black after peeling? e.N
A. Always use a sharp silver
knife for Peeling fruit,
as steel is fo
very liable to blacken, the fruit. Ili
A Q. How call I prevent drylirss
rn
of the hair, and also bring c,t;t tile
lights of blolnde hair?
all
fAUka A. Iffarm castor oil rubbed into be
the hair the night before a shampoo oil
She'll think -she's mighty sinart will Correct excessive dryness. Le.
all
when she's wearing her new Bunny mon in tile rinse brings Out the
Pinaforel It's darling with gay ruf- beauty of blonde
bair; vinegar
fle and s%yeat pansy trim. should be used by brbftttes. Follow
Use bright contrasts for Bunny the rinse With one of clear water.
Pinafore Pattern 798. Transfer; Q. How call I prevent pricking
cutting guidt; sizes 2, 4, 6. tile finger when inclilding the finger 111 1
Send TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
of a glove?
in coins (stamps cannot be ac- A. First Put the finger into a
cepted) for this pattern to Box 1, thimble and then into the glove,
123 Eighteenth. St, New Toronto, This avoids Pricking the finger.
Ont.. Print plainly PATTERN Gloves Of leather or Ain should be
NUMBER, yottr NAME and AD- mdrided with cotton thread, never
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gCC0nIIThe Doghouse�Michael Capri. 20 montlis old,
n S oin iodations a bit too cramped for his liking as
lie tries on "Donnie's"
portable
dog-bouse for size. The carline
.a peng occurred oil board
the SS Italia. The boy and his
dog are oil their way to Stay wiffi Michael's 'atint.
Q. HOW call I casily separate ti I' head of caltle to feed,
tile whites and yolks of eggs -f I
A Break the egg into a funnel arid. thv had been buying hay
grain concentrate and even bedding
hel� over a dish. The white will for the stock—and now heavy - ex -
Pass through the funnel into the
dish, while the yolk will rema;n in
penditures were ill tile offing fo-
the funnel unless broken.
spring seeding.
Q, HOW can, I make a good oak'
Bilt that's the it
staiii?
A. Mix one quart of boiled oil,
way goes,
There's money in farming in good
three gills Of turpentine, six table-
years—but vDines the time When
there are poor crops,
Spoons of raw umber, and six table-
spoons of Whiting.
Pool* pasture
and a poor catcli of gress seed—
Q. How call I prescrve tile ori-
then it is that farm-ers really get'
ginal colors in cretonne covers
worried. That is -also tile time wherl
farni
-when washing their,?
A, Wach
poor management takes a
beating and thrifty faril.,ers win out,
'add
them in bran water,
instead of soapsuds.
But let tile hasten to that un -
Q. How call I make use of felt
forseen circumstances may arise so
hats?
that eveil the good farmer may also
A.' Pieces of old felt hats glued
lose out, Sickness in the family
to the bottoms of ash trays and
, . . hospital bills . . . fire . . . loss
of a valuable cow or a litter
vases will keep them from marking
table tops.
of
pigs . . . any of ibese call spell the
Q. Flow call 1 keep cream'gravy
differeilce between a bard year and
from curdling.
a prosperous one. The fanner needs
A. Salt will curdle new milk.
to be a philosopher so that be call
When preparing gravy, porridge
and cuch dishes, the salt should not
. resign himself to take things a5
theY conle—the good with the bad;
be added untiJ the dish is prepared.
One Your with anotber.
Q. How can I remedy the droop-
Try DOLCIN . . . now available in threa
Convenient sizes. The cost is reasonable...
ing of I straw hat at ilie brim?
Sorting Out some papers the
A - The hat can be stiffened by
other day this caption caught my
sponging with the white of an egg
too tllriftY for th ir
e'
that has been thoroughly beaten;
own good." Are they? What do
then place on a hat stand to dry.
you think; What is tfirift inyway�
is outside very often. Put ail ordin-
How do Nye differentiate between
ary fire in tile furnace and the
thrift and niteanness� So often one
is taken for the Oth"
er. It seems to
house is too hot,, check tile fur-
me that when times are good there
na cc right off and the fire goes
is less thrift and apparently more
Out. However, warmer weather
generosity because it is only na-
ONICLE" S
tt�ral for People to be generous
MERFARM
when no personal sacrifice is it, -
volved. But when money is hard
frogs singing. Twice they have been
to. come by it is then that you find
Gweadol,ine D. C16,rke
the difference between thrift and
JL looks as if tile Pattern for
meanness. At such times the thrifty
is
sPrlllg Is much the salite as that
oil 1949. Looking back
person still generous but tile
mean person is meaner than ever,
over last
Year's chronicles I find
But We don't hear so much about
that on
May 5, we were "halfway through
thrift these days. At oile time it
looked
seeding" so it must have been tile ]
was upon as an admirable
�,ualeitY but now it has become
latter part of April beforcowe really
started. And the chances
Ilor or less old-fashioned, People
"make
are this I
year will be about the same
don.t bother to do" as they
. . .
as I write the date is April 25.
used to . . . this thing and that
thing isn't worth fixing throw
Of course locality makes a differ-
. . .
it Out—get a liew one, Why waste
ence. Last Friday* we, saw men out
half a day to save a dollar
oil tile land down near the Front,
and our DIV13 land is
. . .
spend that dollar and save your -
drying fast,
but in the Guelph district fields
self time and trouble. It sounds
logical, doesn't it—but the point is,
are still soggy and impossible to
work—that is, according to friends
is'the time saved Put to good ad-
who came to visit yesterday. They
vantAge? And then again, ' all
we
have
were decidedly Worried. The farnic*r
our pet economies, and, I
suppose, foolish ways of spending
said it had been a tough winter . . .
money.
-1 — — — a 1kiwsr"r CA.
'Dear Anne Hirst:
I am a middle-aged widow, an
In, writing Yon about a mail O�f
iy age, We were born in tile
anic town, witicil fact becanic the
asis of jur recent friendship,
"He has been
i divorced 14
:K11.
yers illy lius-
band has been
dead foz- sevell,
We both have
grown
children.
f need compan-
ionsh ip, 11
needs a home,
4,11c d r i li k
;tile, but I've never see,, Ilitri take
o much. Financially, lie just ex-
's, while I ]lave enough to keep
Fself, though not lavishly; He has
d responsible positions; I doil't
crty why lie did not hold. theni,
copt that the war elided one job,
"I �(T him each day and evening
a while, Latell, AvIlen I visited'
rettirned long oeforc� I
'alit to. because I missed him.
,Call I be sure he will stick,
d help provide for us? Shall I
inquisitive and ask him—or
lers? I liate spying of all things,
I'm, not Perfect afther, .
A WIDOW,,
,T TIME TELL
A widow misses the compan.
Dnsl,iP of a husband, But a wi-
low must have some security.
'on get along'Very Well On YOUr
icome and yon Wint to ll� sure
On arc llot��marryffit a mah
7hoin you mv, s6incildy, lul,6
support,
This is the irux ol� , Your . prdb-
congen(Al. You
]lave both been married before.
, his mail misses his own home.
-Ru have one. Ele has ovidently
shown that he cares for you,
for your part, you think you
could have a good life with Ililn.
One way to find out his finan-
:c,1a1Ostat,i;,,s and his sense of re.
P s b, ty , is to create a crisis.
i.11.1;1 now lie has the habit of
op n�
in Once or twice a day.
:You enjoy his visits. But be still
has 110 divulged his circum-
stances, nor his prospects for a
secure future, 121 other words, lie
is ta,king you foi- granted, without
being� frank about himself.
!�colirse you feel diffident'
abal' ' 'ki
. !It, as ing him questions, and
Yon cpuld 'not bring yourself to,
ask': dilly"Olfb"'el'te.
Begin, making excuses I not to, see
him. Pl�ad..' another engagement,
or any other business. He will
wonder what is happening to'this
friendshipi and understard that
I'd must make sure that Your
interest ill Ilin, is still alive and
Warm.
If lie is as anxious to marry
you as you feel Yon are, this
situatioll will force theissue.
A widow in your circumstances
*.has to protect herself. Clear tile
aii, before Yon collie to care
more for birn.
No matter how many children
a widow bass she still neeas the
companionship of her contempor.
arleg, to enjoy a full life. But be
wjkiyl Anne Hirst is hire to help
you, if you win vrflie:her at Box 1,
Ift' 39WIteefith St., New Toropto,
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Just recently I have been very
Too Close
busy Ivith lily ]let ecollonit, liclicipe
—braiding rugsl For the Kitchell I
The strali�,,cr brought his car
used old overalls and a worli-out
to a ball, and addressed the tall.
piece of ticking Which reiii1ted in
rawboned cowboy leaning against
.
4 strong, firm doormat, saving
the corral. "Does Big Joe live near
tile cost of a cocoa -fibre mat. Maybe
here?" he asked.
I put more than $2 worth of time
"NOPe," replied the cowpoke.
1. �100 1123, mut—but then I -was mak-
"Well," h4lU:1`Cd the 111,113, "Where
11 use of so nletbiAlg that would
g
.,ail .1 find his neighbors. Long,
,tb�rwiso ]lave been thrown away.
Sam?"
�clltual,ln`� t1ji-at is lily idea of thrift
"I'm Long, Sam," drawled tile
lie best use, df� what
cowboy.
You've g t;
'0 using everything for
"INt," Protested the stranger,
SO., good purpose if at all pos.
"they told tile that Big
I Joe lived
sible; taking care of things so they
of youl"
last longer—but not to the point
"That's right," came The calin
of In ca till ess—there is no thrift in
rejoiner. "He did!"
being penny wise and pound foolish
"there is a time to save and a
time to spend or, as ail old Italian
Don't SufFer Needlessly From The
proverb says very neatly "Saving
Torturing Pains Of
is getting."
Isn't that true? Saving in small
ARTHRM
things is one way of getting the
big things, Generally we have to
choose betweeh the two.
IM11
hKoft"
Try DOLCIN . . . now available in threa
Convenient sizes. The cost is reasonable...
Well, I wish Old Sol would be
the result Is Prompt reflef from the pain
Of Arthritis, Rheumatism and Neuritis.
r"Ore generous with his sunrays
There are no unpleasant after-effects, for
DOLCIN is safe, non-toxic
and the north-west wind a little
. - . does not
harm the heart or an3r other organ. Youir
*st
more niggardly with his breezes.
9 has CIN. Get a bottle todaw
and let DOLCIN help YOU come froill
It is colder in the house than it
out
plader the shadow Of Mini Beware or
is outside very often. Put ail ordin-
I itations—look for the DOLCIN green
and its Packagel 100 tablets for
ary fire in tile furnace and the
$2.30—
200 ta lets for $3.95 — also av lable In
house is too hot,, check tile fur-
bottl a
Of 500 tablets Doi Ina"LimitelL
Toro 101 Ontario,
na cc right off and the fire goes
Out. However, warmer weather
must be on the Way as I have
tilled two flies and one mosquitol
SPLITTI N(;
And we have also heard tb� swamp
frogs singing. Twice they have been
A'.
,, shut up"—one more time arid we
can be sure that spring is here, Yo
know what the old timers say—u
"You can't have spring until the
swampt frogs have been shut up
three times." Some of these old
legends and superstition, sound
strange to our ears but a lot of
X.
them Come very close to tile truth.
After all, how else did the Indians
know what to expect, except by
watching the birds and the beasts?
There was no weather bureau years
ago to forecast changes in wind and
weather.
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hIstn's and
Women's sizes mv���
And the
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Genuino
rOr remarkably fast relief from head.
case Included ache get 1NsTAr;T11qe. For re . oil relief
get INSTANTINS. ForprOlonged relief
get 1iqsTAxTXNp
BIG VALUE I
Priced aponly. Yes, more people everY day am
finding that 1NsTAljT1XZ is one th ig
ing
Cool green Meniscus curved, to ease Pain fast. For headache, for
volished lenses. rheumatic Pain, aches and Pains of
AdJustablo frames
.,CHrlold Siveat-bar and Nose -pads colds, for neuritic or neuralgic pain
Reinforcing bar for ffroater durability you can depend on INST"TDIE to
Lenses meet sveelfication of u.S. 'bring you quick comfort.
Govt. Iturenu of Standards. 'NSTA-wTnTE is made like a doctorle
L171TET13FE GUARANTEE prescription of three proven medicaill
111cluded with every pair of glasm
10 -DAY TRIAL ingredients. A single
BACK GlITARANTEE tablet usually brings
fast relief.
VICTORIA OPTICAL Co., Deut. G-606 Got Instantine today
1 973 Y-ge St., Toronto, ont. and always
Please vend me .................... *1NIall,a keep It handy C
_-7, ",":Woman's Sun Glasses.
13 send C,0,6.
13 Encloced find $ ............ Mail postpqld. tnstanfi
Name ........................... ........................ ine
Address J
12 -Tablet Tin 250
Economical 48 -Tablet Bottle 69�
FLITEi$ Cancidats Favourife Water.
paint because it's so economical, so easy, to
Mix and apply with brush or roller, dries odor-
less in an hour to a durable, cleansable finish.
In 8 colors and wNfe 1 Why not get the best
for less! Askyour paintclealer now for color card,
MADE BY
WESCO WATERPAINTS (CAIIADA) LTD,,
2100 ST. PATRICK ST., MONTREAL
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