The Lucknow Sentinel, 1938-06-02, Page 24. 4
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,• CHAPTER IX• ,
Presently both the tracker and the
tracked halted,for the man in front
Was, stooping and Straining at .soine-
thing.. :What it was she •could not
•. dincernibut it appeared to be heavy,'
.;„ " • There was a sound of the shyer
• triking the earth,and rthe cowle
breathing Came in gaps - wi
the itienhoildnessdf the Work he w
engaged . "
Hewas. digging; there was n
. ,quest -ion, about that, but digging
•'whati: at such n time and, on such
, .!' • f
was Cranston. What' I can't under-
stand is w4:• he. was rigging. n9 .04
ghastly galloWs!" : • • ;
He peered out. into the gathering
blackness anxious for Hunter's re-
tUrn, and then laughed in a strained
fashion. "It's. all 'ton much for me,
d. 'I give it up!' • •
th , ' The very air about him carried
as • an atmosphere cif "mystery, and Mrs.
Barlow's disappearance • added con -
o fusion to what was already chaos. ,
at •• ReMemberingthe entrance of. the
a furtive figure; he wheeled round and
started at the shining oak wall.
"There's a panel, a secret, entrance.
That accounts for that, 1 dare Say
kthneowosr,idplace honeycombed with
such places: I :wonder if Barlow
t His •eye chanced on the, card im-
y paled with .the 'ornamental , dagger;
s it remained. where the mystery man
A harsh -,:cackling of ° laughter
SoUndecit,' then, 'strange . inco-
herent muttering: ,Suddenly there
orn Att: i4beack01°W,..: "
1O'iht
longer. He must' „see • what it. wa
that the cowled aad;:. figure
• ivasengaged upon:, ", • • "".
His torch"gleamed out a sudden
• siahhiai'raY urdnthes.stooPing fig,
nea'.'of 4TE Man,,r4ho'started and in-
voluntarily turned to face' the
Digby gasped, for before' bim was
•ntil;:epWled, imonkish figure, but 'bin
gaunik and gawky friends, Cranston.
Stringer---still;•-•therp,:-reared --up-
ward' behind,. bin) and freshly plant-.
• ed in the earth,ka.. gallows; a gibbet -
like structure witli".a,,dangling •rope
• writhing serpent -like
CallowArerReady
Wide, iand Indicating th
gibbet. ., • ' • •
look!" he , cried. •, "The
4.3enger4haaegine:, ,The. tools .of his
tradel:are The gallows, • the
,Pick and the shovel -404• an
unhon-
ouied ;rave!"
With:a shrill 'cackle of Mad laugh-
ter, Cwss, gonel Digby, in a dazed!
nir,;.,naW'ithat • he was •ahnieg, his
torch •°1Searit liluminating a newly-
erectedgibbet. At its base lay, as
Cthnston had said, a pick and shovel.
•
one ninedsecond .he imagined'
that"..1411#4eipowers ofIdarkness were
at his heels, and and
lundered • backkte,'tlie•Plighted win-
" Cioft"4 , • ,
• from the 1 panel had placed it. A
white , card' pierced With a dagger.
He crossed oyer nd stared. •Upon
the card were the words: ,
; "Do •not seek to interfere. Cur-
iosity *may,, mean death:, The Aven,
44r see,!' commented Digby. "So
/we're warned off, are .we! . Well,
•••We'll--see-whatrAiunter-saya--about-
that. •*"
"But I'm not going to stand here
and get cold feet again: ,'Action! my
joy ,Jbat'siaction,L__
He sleeted a leather eaVerecP cane
fectirit-
e. heavy knot at the tqp, and pulling
on:.a mackintosh and cap he stenped
, Out into. the cheerless night again.
• , . • •
e-p1aco.hadagain•
earktfil th:light, ,tind• anxiously
„... . ..-
e Ifeere ,afeund to see who had re-.
17-44 tillf.rs--Barlowl• ,IldilOwl'
••The , azisweriiig 4.echoei. :replied;
•'.etT'wo:. lamps - and lour : candles;'
someone had. lit them:
ottuntert ' Hello &ere, 'Hunter!"
...
'
his ".'61iing '•Wa • iinprodnetiie, and
•the 'ridging. sile ce ,, created again
again
• that tingle. in ,his nerves.," • .•
"I'm not not, going to. funk it •and be-
have like d -frightened girl," he, Met-.
' tered; "All ;this;'• if I '.only,ander-
".: .atood; ',admits '-of a lierfectly ,legical
6:planation:, ,`,I ,nnistn"t, get jam/4
at do as Hun
, • t again,. but would do-
, ,
reason it :out. • .' '
,
.. . A secret Entrance .
• “some*fiere . out there in the
night. is .Cranston '-' Or that cowled
•shadelhe's.•'• mad,, •mad, as '. a hat-
' -'-'ter. I, focussed hint' in the light of
f. my torch' there Was no mistake it
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1
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i '4ery ,Ilapt!.shed
B3; OneBottle
Jim X of Toronto,,
Ont., wiitp.se...ecze-
ma broke oat on my
neck ... . druggist ad-
vised Bel-Zeina . . .
used on bottle ,
Bel-Zema is an entirely Pew idea in a
treatment for eczema tMd kindred skit'
diSorders. It is easily applied. Itchinesii
is relieved immediately., In vadst easel!
• scale disappears in a few days.
Bef-Zenia is non-greasyhas a plead,
opt odour --dries quickly -docs not.
stain or discolour clothing or bed•lineri '
-Washee Off easily with warm, or cold
water -is 'soothing and non -irritating
• in extreme cases. •' ' •
Per Sale'ey All liritigieta
Seisd/06for '60/Serous TrhdSanlpl,
part n.en t "Wit" • •
tiENitY . K., Wii4POLE & CO ittArtgo.
• A$Oztta. Ontario
r
itation ttate latOeilt afeaarvierit aata •
. roieti"Iyy
' Pittieitte Atli • "
'A.
. •CH PTEII,Af
,grooks ln'Cbpterenee ,
•,
•
Mr. George Amery Benson; ,reput-
ed \millionaire, •race -horse ownerant
ainAeur farmer; laid down- a tele-
scope and grunted... .• . 'Send 20 cents in, coins •(starnpa cannot be accented) for this pattern
A "'door had opened ,,- behind him to Wilson Needlecraft Dept.; '73: West Adelaid,c St.; Toronte. Write plainly
;and a, sour -taped. individual in but-
ler's' clothes , coughed . to annoutice . • , ,
. •
•
his", presenced " •': . • . •
. , Mr.: George. Amery Ben- .FooM, and, 'swept the .storm 119ri-
so* Was never noticeably polite, ex' ion, aeaWij,rdiA, with his telescope.
A -y yei 0 e -
•cept- tp4,---rigt÷-4,04rls.‘..1441V-41- r"--; "la- handing red
want?"' yer 'see busy?" - brick, house by Mr. .George Benson
•'" the ',butler'si';'replyi.-Tant_: in the waa,.regarded..as: a., four.. ',blot :upon
4o--fteift,t,;ae-CefitaAti. enniparbion- With the countryside. The design,' and its
those of his niillionaire inanter, : 'position, were both' peculiar; but
"StrGard00-;11.feelintoek. sir: He what rendered the ,rilace especially
, „
'has arrived and and is -.taking a ;tittle hidous .was 0,4', centre tower, like.
refreshnient . in the lounge." , a lighthouse, with windoivs corm/Mild.
"Siire, he. tV'Ould„':gruntecL,Mr.G, ing the--sea-and
-A. Benson, snapping 'open ,the
scope again.
The, manservant 'Coughed again as
a :signal; this time his departure,
but Benson: held with:
"Say -what's that . thine . the
cliff edge?" . That 'erection' over
there; I've never Seen it before.".'
• ‘'No,..,air, It up during the
night, ' • , , •
,t`Wot is , it?"'
"A ,Ogallows,.: Sir, or, if • YOU ' like;
gibbet, sir" .
• :Mi.. Benson ,awang - round -1127 and
Stared at .his titan; •. •
. did you
say?" kr.: Benton appeared to, be
shaken. - •"Who wants-. it?"r
The, serving, man permitted .sai-
pioion of a Mnile to flicker Upon his
face before .he refined.,
"Well; sir; nobody, Wants. it, • so
far as ,t knew• !! •
"Say, but •-•.yriio '• put ifie .thing
there r '
• "I haven't the, faintest Idea • sir.
The gardeners, . are, very Super-
stitiaus.". ' •:,
. "IS that nel!, drawled • kr. ;George
Bengen. Then,. 'becoming aware that
,the butler • was studying - him. intently,
'he itidtionly. bellowed: "Tell McClin-
tock be With him In 'xij few min -
Utes."
Left, ita, hirnself, Benson thought-
fullY•cheWed the unlit. cigar he held
in his _Yellow teeth.
• "I'd like ••to know What.. it • all
Meting 1.1 ' •
. • The thought seemed to 'occupy
him, -and then. With a-, deep -drawn
breath, he. thirned to another win-
dow in the.' high „perehed".ttirreted
, •. •
St4CileiY
Moving :fingers, bended
Eyes intent 011 colored thread,
PlaY., of stitch on silken screen,
Ivoiy, rose, and ' apple -green,
As the silter.,,,nperlia__,paints
Lady, knight, or haloed
•
Alphabet on homespun cloth, ,
Sustenance for greedy Moth,
Latin mottoes wrought in gold •
On .seailet stuff or'satin fold,
• Oanvad samplers, .faded brown,
Quiet hands ,have laid ,them down,.
'Leaving „on embroidered page
Manners of of another age. g
Katherine' van cier • Veer
,
Christian Science 'Monitor.)
isi
es for
13 El
Sumner-apiatites grow- weal -1-05f
Meats', roasted, baked, stewed or
grilled. Fresh fruit's, green vegetab-
les_ and salad§ have more -table
4PPeal but by, themselves will' not
• provide the 'hdlanced nutrition for an
active family, That is ,when , the
housewife will ,bless the., fact that
,
'eggs ocost; lesS kr the summer time.
. , -
• And early suierner eggs Are the best,
from the 'the standPo!nt of flavor, of
tbe year. •. • •
:•q8°-• egg cnn ailci • More a•sort.:
• • . , .
You'll,. Enjoy Cross-Stitehing Laura Wheeler's
Gay Young Fldo
4r.
'ed calories, vitamins; to ,Say nothing
'calcium And, phosphorus to 4 meal,
with leas 41)Pearallee of extr balk
than airlinOt, any other food: fOrtil4 on
4143' pantry ' shelf. That is where. thek
egoic:'..Nvor 0:14 theininvaluable, es,
•pecially,:whennreiiaring•:.meala.-fer-
iliildren, with fussy appetitiea, under-
weight youngsters or invalids Of any
Eggs, go : into enatsxdsc puddings,
sauces and 4114 ,salad dressings and 4
, dozen other items Where- they. will
•
never ily
rha.,0s,e
suspected,ethtvaasW7011 70:70vme
p
novel combibatien with Other foodi.
or
re
or
e-
cl-
Two woOiss, ago we gave you aOrn
egg recipes'. which iFere suitable f
Llimeeg*thteTaikl refaZrairtedpets4:pfletaeruey. af
use in feeding.' finickey
adults or: .BcO6niviedaleScceusattsard.
„Slightly' beat 2 eggs with *4 tabl
spoons sugar and Pinch of salt. Gra
Pally stir in taPs hot Milk. Coo
over boiling water until miictur
coats a metal' spOonk'stirring eontin
uhusly.; Add % teaspoon •vanilla o
other desired Seasoning. , Pour int
sherbet' glasses And chill. For sinn
mei meals: and those "irlicine .diets al
Iojv it. fresh or stewed fruit cai b
ierved,witeir;lithelds-couussttaarra.
d • ;
• Add:, teaspoon salt, 4 table -
Spoons sugar and % teaspoon • van-
illa to 4 slightly' beaten eggs.' Add 1
quart milk and mix...Well. POiir, into
custard cups or baking dish: Dust
top with cinnamon or nutmeg. Place
dish in pan of hot Water and bake in
moderate oven until firm, 25=30 min
uts. If kiiiteittserted in centre 1 of
custard cornea out clean, it is cOoked..
This gala • Chocolate • Bread Pud-.
• ding should do wOncler.L.to-r,estore.
7tkririrereit of the invalid to feed
crearoY. Add : 3/4 PUP •milk and flav-
oring as suggested above. Mix well.
Whip white until foamy but not dry
,and fold in lightly, saVing a ten -
spoonful to xnake "puff" on top of
drink. The extra frill on the top, of
---the_glass doubly attrac-
* ' o , the You' tiger • Oneration...
,
Chocclate Egg Nog •
eApss STITCH PUPPY • ,,,. , PATTHIliq 1516
Use snare, minutes to advantage -,-embroider this pup • on pillows and
pietures as a decoration for any room. . Color shading in. wool, silk floss or
cotton is easy with our chart. Pattern 1516 contairis a transfer pattern of
a dog. 10)% x 11% inches; materials, required ;, , illustrations. of stitches;
,pattern number,. your name and address. • • . • • •
•
With the Stove that
MAKES aid BURNS
,ITS OWN GAS '
(52/2)
As he descended the long, spiral
staircase which connected his
look-
out with the 'hose beneath; a sec-
ond saloon car sped along his car-
xiage drive., •T-
A thinweedy little man alighted,
and was greeted by the butler.
me,e,Glidnotado,kmoisrni
inrigtheM-rlo. unWgee, Mr.
"Bight -o,," smirked the little man.
.,`311 ',jell! him. Where's the boss?"
"In the look -out room, sir," he
,
paused to giye emphasis to the con-
cluding' remark. "Studying the new
gallows,. sir."'
Mr. Dandy West, dud share push-
er, company promoter and general
•ewindler, stared and gulped.
"Studyin', a, What?"
"A gallows, sir."
"What ,are you talkin' about?" '
, "We'vesprouted a gallows, sir, :In
'the night." -
Dandy West tilted back his hat and
stared in exasperation.
- "Listen," he muttered, "let me get
this right.You said Benson is sprout-
ing gallowses?" .
You misunderstood, sir. 1 do not
say that Mr. Benson erected' the gal-
lows, sir. Miring the night one . has
• arisen on the cliff edge. There it is,
Silently, ,the over -dressed --little
felloW.stared. •. • ,
• "What's Benson say about it?" he
finally demanded huskily.
"!Ile hasn't,confided to me, sir, but
4' /surmise he doesn't like it; it's--
er-hardly ornamental." • •
West glanced sharply at the butler
as though to divine .his 'Meaning, and
then' turning abruptly on his heel,
ejaculated Curtly, "I see".
It was . a phenomenon without
doubt. This strange' grim "thing, a
mere Matter of wood and' nails, but
of such suggestive forth and design.
,• • •
• CHAPTErt•xt
• Alert #or, Tintabl,e'
Later , in the garishly furnished'
lounge; a trio, met, consisting of ;Mr:
' George Benson,, Mr.' Gordon
• tock, and Mr. Dandy West:
both McClintock and *St regard-
ed l3erison from under theitlids. -
"What's biting yen?" grunted Mc=
..C1f.neek,..,4•4..!Axe- a, had:. night last
night?" - '••
• at did.!" , snapped Benson.
The.tftiestion came from
the two Benson addressed.
They, Ile ail furtive nin:n who
lived by, breaking laws, Were alWdyd
on the ..aiert trouble,- -Their live
Were lived. dangerously.
• '"What, ,happened
ltrings
sate 8/111 tookIna service
m any home anywhere.
Burners Sabi instant's..
reffalaiii ince' 'city sail4
'Fuel coat only' ' few '
"cents 'a di,. Several
tnooeta,;,1notudhat hot
,otates. See the Cote,
man Dealer neat, you
Or •
bi Writs •
— •
- ?hi Colimaut Limi and
e811vi: L4i`nat 0L22Cft'
,
Coleman."41,1r S-TOUES
. 141• can't get Mystiens out of my
mind somehow"
' Grins of relief Wreathed his :hear-
„ ers i..eu,
.911YStICUS? -YouV be goin' back
to Queen Anne next.. Why,: he's a
thing . of the past," laughed McClin-
tock."
''• '
, "Oh, you can laugh if you wa
to; but I tell: you guys there's mo
-in-this---haunting-nreinory than yo
understand. Listen to this inouthf
and get • ,gray hairs ,of your ow
Digby has has brought dowtMwo fellows
from London."
"Wal," '
nd°
"queried West: "and What
of
otOhnalty2'
,:this;" Bensoij sneered'
"one of 'em's Maxton Hunter:"
. He gloated upon •their, eatounded
consternation, and added quickly.
.• "And' last night, thell houndwas
busy, as You know. • But we cleared
up all 'right, Although: this morning
on the - cliff edgethere's a • bonny
erection that has sprung up in the
night --,-it gallows,: a gibbet; a thing
they used • to hang 'em With in this
country!" •
His, listeners „ stared and never
spoke.. They Were. superstitious :to a
degree; and the mention of the name
Mysticua :coupled with a. gallews was
a:deadly combination. But that there
wasreal dangeras well as sillier
natural trouble, was ll
s evidenced the
*fact that Maxton Hunter was in the
neighbourhood. -
"What'sall this got to do With
Mystkens,?" demanded McClintock.
"That' What.1 can't tell You, but
I've got it here," he thumped his
'chest, ,4that, Mysticus, dead or not
dead; is in this mix -un. ; You know
how it Is when you get ' these,
hunches? Bomethin' gives me a: kinda
inside warning, it's 'Mystieus,'
"IVrysticus' all' day , long, in MY
a
re
ul tract. Partcream may be used in-
n. stead ,o•f all milk if *sired.- . •
• Egg:Nog No. 2.
• Beat yolk of egg with„,2' teaspoons
sugar and a .speck of salt until
Cut crusts 'front 6 slices of • bread.
Butter bread liberally and ,cut into
cubes Mix with % cup broken nut
meats PIA in 'baking ilia& Add '2
squares chocolate,grated, to .4 cups
milk and heat until chocolate is
melted. Add to it % cup' anger, %
teaspobn vanhlh, „2./1 • teaspoon salt.
Pour: over 4 well -beaten eggs, stir -
nag. Pour', liquid into baking dish.
Place dish in pan. rif,hot Water: Bake
in Moderate:Oven until firm:, ''Place
'quarters Of marshmallows on top and
pun under broiler Ulan they brown.
When the.. youngster who needs
milk simply' refuses,: to drink) it,
thereby upsetting an otherwise peace -
fill home, :don't wear •yourself out
Coaxing .-xr.-1-Stelding irk oi, of
these .4.delightful-:-egg-----nogs which
many adult's will enjoy too. ,
Egg Nog NO. I
Beat 1 egg with 2 teaspoons anger,
and a dash, of Salt .until thoroughly
blended.. Add: ,f,,` etin, milk and mix
-well---Straim---Plaior with , grated
tutmeg or cinnamon, or vanillaex-
-.
'Parsed lips, scOwis , and '.puzzled
eyes greeted ..this little exPlanation.
confession.
6 : 4-4 Strange Caller
If Mr. Mi. Gordon McClintock and kr.
Dandy West were at all perturbed .at
Hunter's proximity, they were 'ilefin-
'Rely, set ill -at -ease by the informa-
tion ;that the morning's :dawn had
discovered a gallows erected as 4 near
is possible to the Benson estate; so
near as to command the view of all
. . ,
the window il . of the ugly. :"Modern
house, • . •• Al '•
"I'Va Seen it," muttered West
and,41cOlintock, around Whom there
rose a mist of anpreliensiOn and sup-
erstitious awe, gnlped and blinked.
You are to be
married on-
Procfor,, Tucky real$tered tvOdditig
,
ritigsn4tlie Choke At .'Canadlito brides
tor43 years. Priced as 10* its $tOS In
10 karat gold And as Tow as $).Z5 bets
*Rh, throO•gultilifiteed
noetioM6O Otea
tod Wltiv tteotii P11'001'011 I '''T.itlekSt'
6/60ding ffht.'t fo'f good 'Jock, 262' Yongo
Votoino
. "Funny, isn't it,"hasped. Benson,.
..flust what any guy can find in stick-
ing up a thing' like that."
' The butler With the Mask -like face
Appeared. at the door, prefacing his
arrival with Ta 'diplomatic cough.
."Sir," he began; And then sensing
the *rained atmosphere, he awaited
his niaster's ;permission to, proceed.
-
"Wal, What new?" •barkedBenson.
"A taller, sir; a rather strange
gentleman."• .
I Three pairs of shifty •eyes were
focussed on the speaker. •
tock, *hosenatural sense of danger
was keenly aroused, made a stra-
tegic :naive towards, the 'French. Win-."
doW leading into the garden. He was
a great believer in the open country=
Side., in any such 'emergency. His
car stood 'waiting on,. the carriage
drive.; ' •
(Tti BE CONTINUED)
•
'sugar and s e
p mi and 2 tablespoonschocolate
syrup. Mix Well and serve :very 'cold.
'
Chocolate Sirup , •,
4 or 5 squares uniweetene
d chec
-
elate • •' .
:1 cup sugar '
, 2/3, CU hot .Water '
* 2 • egg yolks slightly beaten..
• Melt .ichocolate over hot_ water;
cool • to Inkewarini Ad3 sugar Ito '
, s wring • until. sugar !.,ia dis-
solved ;-..then cool to,: itikewarrit. Add
:this syrup to egg Yolk's," about one.
fourth at a 'Hine, beating Well after:
each:addition; add chocolate in the
smile way. Then continue heating
mixture t Minute, or Oath slightly
thickened thiekened. Turn into Pal'', cover
tightly, and place in refrigerator.
Syrup can be .1cept fr seVeril days.
Use 2 tablespoons Cheeolate Syrup
to a .-cup. of milk in 'making • iced
drinks. Makes 2 cups syrup.
- • :
,
Lendon'sinternational onerli sea-
son this year Wilynclude works. of
Wagner, Beethoven, BichareStrauls,
Verdi, Puccini, lilascagni and, Leon-
cavallo.
Racing at 13eautiful.
THORN6LIFF'
May 30 to line
•aces Daily
2.30 p.m.
mission $1.00
F. & Livingston R. W. Crashley
•General Manager Secretary
e le.;,1 •
B 0 A "lr
'FCR CVER FIFry YEARS. SLI/LT RIGHT"
Years of!ervice
z.,Low Upkeep Cost..
Pride' Of .Ownership
Definitely assuredby
by
PEIERBOROUGN
CEDAR STRIP
:CONSTRUCTION'
"1 c,oirecttieetga,
: 2 Plehittaioiliiiit,
8.telloblo Priiniettink
4. Selected Planking
d. Privet Fastening,
tk. WeitheiViiihr Pinta.
eour &Icier onSix
.Point Genet
tion explains why,:
• a' ,OPaterbanniili"
, 18 your best buy
in boats.. Wifte.fdr it; Ainn" ilinstratod'
et4P1POi. of Canoes, Cantt,e?; Outboard jluato,
Sailing Difighyaand Atterieories.
H .LC-AV61--:e-Gc-; • LI IA t
Street, reterhOrotigh,. Ontario .
;
•
ictorian Show
Features Oddities
.rgg
. INs.11.4.,451iftped 'Like Eggs;
• NEW, YOB- "the
exhibitjon of bid taste" Ob,woho4Pit.4-i'lr4nwp,'41',119siel'un: —
and inited all the. inen nisPastachee, ' • • • "
Last Week;a quarter=eentnry aftei.
%114t show pro.voleed, the 41lrtk Of art
wcitilcol:izionnntqwdoiteAgnptinneienatsa ,stheceo wInioma
• ex-
hibition -fantastic and arnPsing" art
ornaments Of the last three cePtPrins.: -
There was imitation Vennn de •
„Milo," clack in • her diaphragfit.,
.4. there Wile in 1913, When Frank •
Ward O'Malley tame to the gallery
every 'dal? fo,T, N.veely-there'• wore, -no •
• pillow .shanin ernbriiidered in, turkey
Yorkers:r °4B'net7kthtr e" Mwr.e. and
do regaleiNr"! e
APIldiOadi.n• blapilA09•gNeilitalidtai4oWani:04.. ,
c7AAerPe:dhlen;i:rhotrgvocWhua.:or really
Ihreg
A straw, desk. "
chairs attached by a 'left Wing -
two 'for a courting couple, the third
fora spinster aunt. ,
Wooden 'handithey used to
:adorn Victorian tables. •
Busts of a king and 'queen, with
the tops a th heads, used as •vases
for marigolds, • '
Helen Hayes, • the actress,,loaned
for the exhibit a.:Vietorian clock
with a maid, of rostin On top,; and.
. .
chirping , birds 'which moved through
the,Tmlieiae4' wthera.l'ilnikbt-tetsirtdisc_,kwedit.h..
glass Jails,' shell boxes, and door-
stops- shaped like turkeys :than any-
one had sten sinee, his childhood.
There were 'egg dishes wiih realiii-
ir on op;7-ir •
borag-ecbrari,:eorn 'dish shaped liko nneIltr
ash -trays, lettered "la vie
est . belle," and a ramp -Shade made
of pink and white feather's.
all Coati Follow
Two Silhouettes ,
• ' • •
. „
ffichion Says They'lI Be Arrow.
.'atiaight 0, With With- fitted:
Bod-
ice and'Flated; SkirtPARIS -The ,
• • AP'
• , • •
new MainhOeher,;.cal,
lection. is a•ferbeaat et' fall •trends for ,
'coati.- 'There are two Main.'silhoueites
,featured.. :Zoe' Is • arrow-stralgt‘the
the fitted- hedice:•and flared
Skirt to give ,it trbroken fine.
• The Straight4ine coats. ' heia • jut
enough fnifilesi at the back and in tho'.
armlaileis to insure ••freedoin of movo
.
Meat, They are neither' swagger -nor
ffhox• .coats, but long, high -necked . and .,
button1gin • the ,,middle, sonietinies,
lacking both :collar and revers ; . •
:tithes with wide collars, .end .heaiy"
furs Gored piekets. are cdinmen;
Black :Woe! le Favored
The second. type, ...the broken line
eiiat;..hasshaped flare sklrt and it-dnik •
.ble breasted bodice 'SleePen • are:, .
-catight.--up•-'slig•htly at 'tlre'-:Sli-‘iitlidOklre
flat at the elbows,. And gathered. or .•
' draped. just 'above the 'Wrist,
'While, Week Wool Is prevalent the
,Malii.bocher' dean also • Come , in. new .
colors, 'such as Tyrian .purple, ..juAlter,
red andhaechanalian blue Th:e dab -
sic Bordeami reds, .deep greens greys "
and browns are 'sane seen: ••
• "Persitan. titedin-
,ote't: is an adantatien of: the-MaiiihoCii- •
er, silhouette.. This 'eciat,'• is rather,
light4aisted, the .• deubie-breasted
.bodide • flaring • Out into a long sktrt
line
Helm s formal afternoon .types are. -
thick _With. %rideable. •Itirs• and often
i'fitiniahect 'with. Wide .collars standing .1.
high ab,ove. the' neekline.
Shorter
rt
Coiffure
Ge:Preference
, •
For
Summer Heat-SportswomenSee •
Its Advar!tak.,,s.
• ,
Ardent .snorts"wonien Whel hate' the
idext• of looking too Warm. and :not at
all neat and' feminine While playing •
their' favorite gaes:''spend a geed
deal of tiine",experiMenting • with -
various. types of sumrner 4nakenii,
They search.: for -kit= datiO n • lotion
or .ereanis that preVent'. their , noses
from, getting too 'shiny in oltn "of ,
heat and grad activity. They learn
"to set" set" ,powilet And • ;
they. figure .nut, a Way to keep their '
tcoaitififo.ni:da from.' b..7coming just :plain.
frowsy afierlhe first hole in golf
Long Bob is- In The Wi)3(.,„
A fairly Short. coiffure, Worn'Tff •
•lhe forehead and off ,.,the nape Of
the neeici is more comfortable..on the
'tennii court than a long 'bob.' .How-,!
ever, it ,yoii are • pretty ,
taehed to youflong Toekt; it it , post. .4
Able for you and your hairdresser
work • out a' halt -do whieh iota „sio
eat. 'oldie and Still- have it
An export hairdresser can the*
you how to lift a, 164k: bob •high 'off
'.the neckline' • for active .sports nnd
ho to kcep it u with IittIe tortuiie,.. •
• 1:161.1 ,donibs or Ain bar pins or pet.
dow again Withaut spoiling waves ribbon. • Also how to. take it,
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