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The Lucknow Sentinel, 1936-06-04, Page 3I * C. BULEY :t ■ - AitfTlme 7ecr Time Cross Stitch a Laura Wheeler Dog and Kitten on Pillow or Picture J V f Datj L’ii-avuli uiid Gurdon Westerby' .find-gold in the arid bush of Australia. ——Theystake4Tjeir.-claiS» and—start—the long Journey to., the cyast. Westerby has a fiancee. Gladys -Clem ents In England, b when they arrive' in Sydney he m^tTies a pretty blonde. Gordon forpfijfrds a photo of. Dan to former , fiar_~j, p lady s Clements, in London and When Dan arrives she be lieve he is Gordon. Eve. Gilchrist, a typist, .obtains work in Medllcott’s of- ■ ■ flee, the broker ■ who is floating the .mine. Eve and Dan fall In love but When Eve Is confronted by Gladys she believes In’ Dan’s, duplicity. 7 Dan charters a plane back .to Aus- “"trfilia' to' check tip oil Westerly.'*... Work , was proceeding at the mine . with all the vigour which Dan had infused into it. The big heaps of earth and clay by the hillside testified to a good deal of burrowing and prob ing, and : the frequent sounding: of a hollow bell as a signal to wind up from the shaft another truckload of. debris -indi'eated that' t,be burrowing was still proceeding. Dan looked much as he did on the day when he alighted from the ae?&- plane in Sydney^ to at Cordon Westerby. He was gaunt and his eyes looked wear}’ and harassed. ’He Wore nothing but a thin shirt, open at the neck; . and a pair ot^lannel shorts. His face? his arms and his legs were tanned a rich coffee colour. The desert suns had baked' all the moisture out of him, but his face was set in the. old mask of indomitable ^effort and endurance. . / A whiskered mail in moleskins |y| TRAC LE yEAST Does Not Require Refrigeration Will Do Your Baking in S Hour* Price 19c Package : If your grocei has n o t re-’ reived his sup ply*, lend io cents (coin) for. 1 oz. re- F10I. HETWT DYSON'S MIRACLE YEAST Bake* Bread and. Roll* in 5 Hour* Kiw-Piy-tot Itisingji, ' Rular size pack- Aj &ee. on o u g b ' for. 10 bak ings, or writs for FREE sample to Dyson's Limited Dept A. Winnipeg, Canada came from the mine-to interrupt his thoughts;- whatever they. may have been. . . - ; ' r- > “Plane’s come, boss,” he said. ’Tf you cofne out front under canvas you can hear it.” • ' “Good enough, Dinny,”'Dan replied. “That will be Slade, I expect. Now we shall know ^»ll about it-” *“I know, without any "'tehing from. Mr, Slade,’’ Dinny said doggedly., ’“You’ll be all right, boss.; take it fropi _______■ •/"■■.■//..'-v Dan set out a bottle oPwT'fsky and an eart-hern •’jar of water that had been hanging' in the shadow of the canvas to keep cool. The noise of the approaching, plane, was louder and nearer. Five minutes later it landed on; the sand, and Slade alighted to tak? the hand offered hixri by Dani ‘ “Thanks,. Prescbtt,”. he said. “I cer tainly could do with a drink? I sup pose there are hotter plaoes than this-6 but I’yte. never been in. any of He sat' opposite Dan, sipping his drink slowly: : -■ “Well?” Dan said, having given ljim time to rest and refresh h tin self. ' j ’'Well, old son, I’ve got all the as says made. It is. a gopd sound mine;' if it were four or five hundred miles nearer the coast I’d call iUsomethihg be tier than that. Being, where it is, o’ course, nobody can call it a bobby dazzler- Working costs eat too deeply into the gross-yield.” >. - .‘I'm not a London shareholder, Slade,” Dan said quietly. “Cut out the palaver.” 1 “Quite right,”’Slado said cheerfiflly. “Well the stone at the shallow lev els hardly pays to handle but the deeper we go the better the stuff as says. But, of course, it costs more to mine' it.’* » '. “Give me ,some figures,” Dan order ed. “Some estimates, if ^’oq’ve made •any.” ’ . ? " . “I figured that we can earn about £25;000 net, for a year’s work. The stuff in sight, on my rough measure ment, will last for twenty years at. that rate. So mfich I’ll answer for, Prescott.” “So that, at the worst, the £250,- OOO captial of this mine will pay back .twice as mqcli spread over twenty years,” Dan said slowly. “That’s it, as near as makes no matter,” Slade agreed. "A certain 10 per cent or a little inbre. Yoju can rely on £5,000 a year for your share, and I’m certain of nearly half as Like to adopt a kitten, or a smart.young terrier pup? Then send pest-haste for the pattern, and get busy on these appealing cross stitch portraits. They’ll adorn .both pictures arid pillow, and very quickly, too, for. crosses are an basy eight to the inch. Do them in either Wool’ or silk,, on light or dark background, ., Pattern 937 comes tb you with a transfer pattern of a dog’s head 7 x 7% inches, and a cat’s head 5% x 7 inches; a color key; . illustrations of all stitches, needed; material requirements. Send '-2Q«cents in stamps “or coin (coin, pref erred) for this pattern . to the, Wilson Publishing Co., Ltd., 73 West Adelaide St., Toronto. ----^^WfttOlaihl^eTPXTTERN^njMpER;^ ADDRESS. / ■ 0 " i You can much. And werve liad 'to earn it, Pres- cPtt; especially ypu.” Dan nodded absently. , ] “By The way, there’s an English let ter for you, marked personal and. pri-, vate,’’ Slade, continued, reachingto his breast pocket- "I opened all the business envelopes, as you directed; but I thought this might be for your eyes only.” t ' - “Thanks,” Dan said. EvelsJ writing ! . JtL_madei_his^heart. hanoner against his, ribs to see. it again, out there in the sunburned waste. He played idly, with it, his eyes fixed on the horizon, where a luhatic mirage danced in the heat haze. ; “Well; -I’ll have-.-a—1wash-Wp-h^d- make’ready for a flip back again,” Slade said, “Unless you’d like the seat this time; Dan. It’s about up to .you to , get some [fresh green food,, and a gulp of sea air.” . “That’ll keep,’’ Dan said. He want ed to shout at Slade and order him to' clear out. He desired to be left alone; alone with his letter and his thoughts of'the writer. Presently he slit the envelope and drew out the fat enclosure. • Dear Dan,” he read.. - “Once more I am plucking,up cour age enough to write to you; and-th!s time the letter shall be sent. I have wanted to beg your forgiveness, ever since the day when I lost my , friend through, my own crazy folly, if you cannot find it in your heart to pardon me, then tear up this letter, as.I have* torn up a score that I dared not send to you. And I will know ’ that it is only what I deserve. “We are never likely to meet again, as I am able to tell you thrtt it was nothing but Jealousy that made tne act as I did. It was seeing that girl even now? when she Is married to. your partner Mr- Westerby, I can FROM THE MAIL AND EMPIRE MAY 18 CTOCKC TAeir W MOVEMENTS There is nothing here In the nature of . a tipster program: but at the same time it may not be out of place to- name some of the 'spots where th^fever Is burning, and let the individual decide for himself whether to plunge and take the luck which the cards of the future may turn up for him. ■ ’ ■ The Pickle Crow area, which was started years ago by the Central Patricia, but which, of late, was forced to the front by the success of the Pickle Crow Gold Mine, now has ■ a swarm, of diamond drillers exploring the. possibilities of the ■ surrounding properties. The Kaw-Crow, Gateway Patricia; Wlnoga and Albany River are all going through tho early throes Which will pave ‘ the way fof> „ victory, or. defeat. ‘. J,- ... By U. S. Red Cross—-To Ex tend First Aid Chain, Con vention Informed " WE, TOO, BELIEVE GATEWAY PATRICIA WELL | WORTH INVESTIGATING never see-her without wanting to strike her to the ground. But,, like a woman I suppose,, I had to blame you for everything.* So-please forgive me, and. try. to think kindly of me. “And you should not have trusted that man Westerby out of your sight again. You ought to know , that, he is very disloyal; he acts as, though he did not believe in you at all. Both he and Medlicott have’ taken advant- age of ■ what you did in Sydney to selL all their shares;, and have obtained three and four times the face value. It makes. me rage to see their ex pensive cars and the furs and Jewels their women wear/ wh^ile you are' slaying out there in waste places! — “I hope that—th e-^niinez-will 'bQ -sp rich that they will regret selling out; but .1 tremble when think of what will be said ‘ if they/ is^no gold. thbre. If they try to throw the blame on you again* I shall have something to say. They think of nothing except getting rich and’if the money they pile, up , is taken straight from the pdbkets of those who trusted them andj took their advice, it does not trouble ’ ■ them; . “I thought you ought to know about this, and ’sordid Franklel, who> sends her love. She says you will probably -think of something that can. be done; but I do not» see how anything ia possible. But I had to write. „ “There is1 nothing more to say- 1 often think Of-you, and whenever I do T am pyoud to remember that once, at any rate, I was able to call mysjeTf —Your friend. Eve' Gilchrist.” “Hey!” Dan. yelled. “Hey; where’s Slade? Slade. I’m off by the 'plane! -TH i send it back for you, pronto. But I’m in a hurry.” .. ■ (To be Continued). •' .! < ---------------------' ' ' . ' , “No two philosophies can be alike because no two mind's are .alike.” — Havelock Ellis. -t> / . . . - ... , , ", ■ _ .... ..... . . - . 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Already the Red Cross, since launch ing, the service six months ago, has ned by volunteers, in operation along dangerous sections of roads and has, designated a .total of 3,000 stations for establishment in 30 states- “Eventually there . will be 15,000 sta tions with first aid workers ready to give aid in those precious moinents— between the time, of the injury and" admission to a hospital,’’ Admiral Grayson-said-------- -------------------------- So important was the problem con sidered that one whole day of conven tion session was set aside for discus sion of “emergency first aid on the highway,” under the: direction , of jor Harry F. Evans, chairman of Davenport, Iowa, chapter. Ma ths Irt the basement of the home ' ;dt Dr. Rexford Guy TugWell in Washing ton, .his daughter Marcit and . two other little girls hav Jo&gned a dog laundry; comments th®C®cago Daily News. Their motive, alas, is profit. .2iKha.t...is... .m.orje,„.JKey_ai:.e ^advertising.! Tbey”announce . that they will 'wash medium size& dogs for - 35 cents. And while it is understood and admitted that' they intend to charge extra fof flea powder, they are careful not to mention this in publicity. .. Now, Marcia, is tha,t fair? Is that honest? How. many times have you heard your papa say that advertising at best is but a wasteful charge upon .production? Has he not told you that advertisers must be forced to tell the truth, t^io whole truth, and nothing but the truth, on pain of- bls most severe displeasure? And Marcia, another thing. Have you pot gone about this whole busi ness in the 'wrong way? Socialistic, like charity, begins at home, . In the first place ydu should hot have to do arty of the work yourself., You, as- chief administrator should just think up rules for washing dogs, with plenty . of fines and Imprison ments. . And you should not have to solicit business. Wouldn’tjt be much simp ler to have your papa get the . presi dent of the law enforcing all dog own ers irt your neighborhood to have the ■ dogs washed at the Tvgwel.l DWA ? ’ Above all; do not use the basdment. ’ That is very horse-and-buggy indeed. Why not call up a contract#^Order him to build you a fine ney doggery in the back yard. Never mind the cost. Papa-- will pay that; If he didn't he would be jqst a selfish old Tbry. Marcia, MaiCla, we fear that you’re 'going wrong. Already Winoga and Kaw Crow, on which diamond drilling was* started recently^ have shown market appreciation. On Tuesday; May 19. approximate prices were: - KAW CROW. ..36 c Capital Appreciation 44 per cent. Capital Appreciation 25 per cent. Contract for drilling at Gateway Patricia has been let and work wiU commence, almost, immediately. GATEWAY NOW SELLING AT 25c AS we believe this issue 'will be quickly subscribed we suggest you order now by means of the coupon below. (9 tent* above March issue price.) 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