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RACING DRIVER

By ALEXANDER CAMPBELL

Author of Daughter of Exile. etc.

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LAW TO THE EBSCUI

his h M in his pocket- He ‘mind ch: two men watched with interest.

hasn't someone reported it gnd put a stop to it'll” demanded Florence furiously. Surely” fihe authorities could lntervene———”- "That's the beaut)’ 01 5'» said Frank grimly. “It's timed so neatly. For by the time the victim gets back into town he has to run in 88% aboard the boat, without havlrlfi minutes to spare to daily by the wayside toexplain the scheme to a foreign policeman.’ He began to count his money. and the gonspirawrs watched him with ce y EYES- KIA; that moment. however. there was an interruption. A D030“-‘mam mounted on ‘a pedal Cycle. “me win ing furiously alongs the th- He ismounted from h mm 1110- lanced significantly at. the money Fn F'ra.nk’s hand. End EdVimC9d 0“ the three lnen. Geolge and companions shrank. Beneath the. grime. W911‘ SEUDW countenahces ylsl-oly Pfiled

TROPICAL TOBOGGAN

The policeman knocked on the door of the house. A man emerged who was clad in the same costume as the drawers of the little carriages in the town.

. He grinned. nodded. nulzlbed his hands down the sides of his em- broidered shirt and t.umed a friend- ly eye on Frank and Florence, Then he put his head in the door of the cottage and said something to an unseen occupant.

Another man, identically clad, who was probably his brother, step- blinkulg into the strong sun-

Elli. e position was explained to him. He ncdded energetically, “If the lady and gentleman will be seated in the tobcggan,” the police-

man suggested.

Frank hel Florence in and sat down hlmse f. In front of them 3 narrow road wound steeply down- wards. Frank eyed it doubtfully.

"I'm not quile sure v\hr.t's going to happen. I hope we don't break our necks.”

The two men advanced on the

his

“The bird of hope is singing

A ilghtsome lay, a cooing call, A love for all-

"ris peace not power I seek. ‘Tia meet that man be meek."

—«Mary Baker Eddy.

Fur is more freely used for trimmings in capeleta, hooell. fronts and sleeves , boleros and borders on skirts.

Bl-color and bi-fabric combina- tions 9. style note in I.elong'a col.- lection includes such evening ef- fects as a bodice in dull antique red combined with a black tulle skirt.

new ff: GODFATHEB.

The Duke of Kent was a god- father to the son of his equerry, Lord Herbert. when the child was

christened at Lambeth -Palace. residence of the Archbishop of Canterbury .

The policeman shot a brief but ILIIAIVK-ll.)(rEhSlX‘e2lfi'1 dot Portugl-1659 3- em. ey wl e . ?‘*°‘g* ‘:.“§‘“"§°.‘.’ '§.'.‘§.5"’f.e§§‘§ lceman i no es 1 » w “‘“"-i‘.“.““..F.i°’-.f.“°.°..‘..m. “ am sorry. i s . slow English. "We have had a C1055 a, were u ou ' ofoua swindle. However,‘ itmis - v They will be placed Ii” 9 gllglr to zlllsw l‘ certain charges. "Losk her: said Frank, in 8 W5“ "We've got. .s.m ly no time to lay 9),,-“-395 or gnyt llll like that. You seem to be aware 0 what has hap- ene,-d_ well we're stranded here and 52%.? simply gs: touchalltfi‘lg1gél&at._l)ID8a! lceman < ‘ - sorry? ou will. not be detained ml’ the trial, whlc-n_ may not come: about for some time. But V011 mu- tell me what has happened. and 333° give meuyour names and English ad- "’§»‘§“§f§l. matted with impatience. but the policeman. it was 88-5)’ ' flexible. se%Ja‘l"lesl']:cured out the story. milk‘ 1 1,, as brief as pcsslblf. and the pxotllccman took it do'.V$ in a illflmlgg notebook. They Were EH 3'9‘! to sign it. Finally they gave their English addresses. and the ad- dresses tf0iWl’li0I'l the)’ W3” 39"“! m 50 th A r on. '}l\nd now." said Frank d€5PeT' gtey, "fcq- goodness sake hel us,t0 et into town! Can't we in drive pointed to

toboggan. One seized a rope at the back. the other a rope at the front. The lcader looked back. said some- thing. His ccmpanon nodded. The leader tugged on his l‘lOp3. gave a sort of whoop, and stoned to down the hill.

Very shortly they were glidin down the narrow twisting road a. an ever-increasing pace. Frank looked back into the flushed face of his companion.

"Hcld tight!" _

Florence held on to the ll'0ll bar‘ across the front of llel‘ scat w:th one hand. W.th the other she clutched her wide-brimmed while at. The toboggan lzailled speed. Soon they were swooping like :1 bird. uwerving dangel'0usl\' l‘C<'.l!ld corners. while the s.eel runners Wllln€d Dro-

Y.

The function of the man at the back, it soon became evident, was to keep the thing from running away altogether. Frnllk rhudderec as he thought. of what would huplxu if the rope broke. _

The fellows w: re in .<ni<‘I1fi1d C01‘-' clition. Fast as they were :10 Ha. Ihey breathed quite normally. only UL’. swelling of their muscles and th. swear. that began to form on the.r brown foreheads showed the strap to which they were being sllb.l€C‘~F~-

smoke began to rise frCm_lllc Steef runners. heated by the friction ' their passage over the stones. The Jeader gave a short word of CC?!)- mand. The man at the rear pul mightily. The tohoggim 5-°“"‘— round and screeched to a halz.

The man at the back tossc: l1‘$ companion a strip of cloth that _ 4 been well soaked in grease. The leader spread it on the roadway End drew the t/obcggan over it. This was re ated several times. Then the wi d passe e began all over again.

The 1-0 skirted the gardens and plantations that dropped down the mountain side to the sea level. Frank glanced down. The roofs of Funoha. had become appreciably nearer. In a few minutes they had descended several hundred feet.

Now they were passin houses. and Frank hoped fervent-y that no pedestrians would be found dodder- ng in the roadway. The “P50821131 shot round corners. following the twlstings and turninzs of the hill. There was no means of waminz anyone who might be in the way.

But apparently the inhabitants of

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ack in his car?" He George. « The policeman produced watch. He consulted it frowned. ,, "This villain‘s machine. he point- ed out, “could not cover the distanoe an the necessary time. It. is old and dangerous. To drive fast in it OVCT

3, large , and

disaster.

“Then we're sunkl" said Primk

loomll . ., ‘ "Tlleysitllation may yet be {Fwd- said the policeman lranquilly. There is another way down the slope which is swift but totally WWWUC “Nud- t.houg'h perhaps t looks a little

an rous.‘ d “I-lgw?" demanded Frank and Florence in unison. ‘ The tobogvglanfli said the police- man triump. am 15 "The taboggan!" they echoed. He nodded, “Yes. The carrlnho de oesta. It is a Funchal instltut.lon.l Came. I will lead you and you shall c for curse yes." ‘ell-Ie adsdressed a sharp word to his . risonel-s, who started off along We ane. Apparently there was not need to handcufl them or take other

recautions. Madeira. is not a large gland and there was no prospect of them getting away from it. Besides the pollcemanis hand hovered over his leather holster. He followed the three men, and Frank and Florence fell in behind.

They emerged on the man road and went down hill for a. little way. Ellen they took another side turn-

gtfter a few minutes‘ brisk walking they came to a collection of white houses. Before the door of one of these was drawn up a large wooden affair like a sort. of super-to n. It had seats, and it. was bu t on runners.

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speed limit down thl ‘ roadway was always clear, Pe‘p.e stood in the doorways and watched their violent passage with bored in- difference.

Now they were coming into the outskirts of the town. and were run- ning over oobbles. The leader stop- ped the ioboggan again to grease

he runners.

“We‘ll make it!" exulted P‘l'ank- "

"I'm keeping my eyes closed. panted Florence. "That last blind corner was a hit too much for me!"

They started again. Still we men showed no signs of fatigue. thouvh they had run over three miles at a killing Dilce. steering the giant tobog-gem on it: steep course.

They whirled past shop. and

$--Snapp;/.hwFashions

For Home Use n%V% f

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A young, slim style for sweet

young things is this basque type dress. It molds her mldriff in- to a mere nothing, while the skirt swings freely. The sweetheart neckline with its gathered on yoke Is flattering to a young face. Button it up with tiny buttons and trim with neat rows of ric-rao or ruffllng for a perfect frock to wear now as well as later on in the season. If you need a light print to brighten up your summe wardrobe, this is It, or try one of the new stiff silks that is very new fashion and that you can wear far into the fall. "A, Style No. 2840 is designed for ' slack 12, 14. 16. is and 20 years. Site 18 requires 3 1-2 yards of 39 inch material with 1 1-4 yards of braid.

Bend fifteen (15cl (coin is pre- forod) for pattern. write plainly your Name. Address and style

5 , number. Be sure to state the sin .1 0.‘ you wish.

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Province

and W I. to po whore limo

dating back to 2100 13.0.. have been discovered in Great Britain

Glass curbs to mark the road-

Rock carvings

sides for safer night. driving are _

being tried in England.

T0 CIRCUMVENT THE ausv ANT

The best plan to circumvent the ants is by grease banding round the house at a fixed level (about six inches from the ground level is a good height). remembering that low set ventilating bricks mean quick entry. You can buy from most all and color shops Specially prepared substances made from resin, linseed oil, glycerine and other materials which need no renewal

Ii’. after application they gel: 1. bit thick they can be “combed ihrouzh" to make them tacky again. These preparations can be applied as finely as half inch in width. using the pointed end of a .’:ll'rIy broad stick Then find their haurlts and plan destruction.

§v’ How Can I 7 ‘I (By ANNE ASHLEY)

IPANIBE Al‘! INFLUENCES ‘ PABIB STYLES

The influence of the magnificent exposition of Spanish paintings at Gonuvo this suxmncr is held part.- ly responsible for the richness of brocade: and ombroidcrlas in the present collectinos.

The softness of certain colors as Bruyere’s Goya gray and Velas- quez pink "or the combinations of red with black in so many show- ings are also regarded as stem- ming from this collection of span- ish art. '

Not since the war have velvet brocade; on crepe or sat-in grounds been so numerous. likewise satins brocaded in big isth Century self- color design or in smaller multi- colored sprigs. The former is used for entire evening gowns while the latter appears in jackets. waistooats and blouses

Embroiderle; also often adopt big flowing patterns typical of the 17th and lath Centuries and the touches of guipure lace on black velvet costumes seen In some col- lections again are reminiscent of this era.

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Orange Plum "Conserve

3 lbs. plurris

2 lbs. sugar

2 cup raisins

3 oranges

3 lemons

1 cup chopped nuts

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what. about

of it is concerned. by simply 130

l geaturday night. Every h

i 1 and mother. isn't fatten. the woman w

of the man who hasn't. been much

one of these who women having money

sitlcai sex. sitic thers. until somet are we coming to?

well, what of it? estate to his wife and daughters as

earn? Most

widows It is nonsense to say

Method: Wash the plums and cut into small pieces. removing the stones. There should be 6 cups. Put them into a preserving kettle with the raimns and the juice and grat- ed rind of the oranges and lemons . or grind these through the food chopper and cook until tender add- ing to the plum pulp.

Add the sugar and let stand until there is enough juice to start the fruit. cooking, then boil until thick and clear. Add the chopped nuts just before removing from the fire and seal in hot. sterile jars.

to his wife's management and she used to wash his shirt at rueht.

have heard people

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Q. How can I whiten clothes which have turned yellow?

A. Put. some boiling water into a vessel and add 1 teaspoon of cream of tartar to each quart of water. Dip the clothes into this solution several times. but do not allow them to remain. Rinse in several changes of water and hang

. in the sun to dry.

Q. How can I clean enamel- ware utensils in which food has been burned?

A. Fill them with cold water, adding one tablespoonful of wash- ing soda for every quart. heat slowly. and let boil for five to ten minutes. The burned food can then be removed easily.

Q. How can I eliminate any danger of a porch pillow being ruined by rain?

A. Try using ollcloth for an in- side cover of the porch pillow and wash material as an ‘ “ cov- 61',

Frank cried out. BACK To THIINDERCLOUDS

"I know where we are now. This is the place that George called the Street. of Difficulty. Look, there’: the railway station. We haven't far

to ’Ig‘r(‘) now e slope ended. They were in one of the chief stream on nmcha , busy with traffic. The could go no furtilar. Above the shrill cries of street vendors ro;e the imperious wail of

the S111 's syren. Fl-a sprang out, and helped Florence out. He thrust in note into the topog- gan leader's hand. “I ea ‘c thank you enough. but I hop?‘ f. re ya for your trouble!" e man ok the note. grinned broadly and waved it at his com- ganion. who ejaculated. They evi- ntly regarded themselves as being rewarded

nil. .

— and was . Frank hailed it and bundl rilorenoe in. h “’I'he”£‘i:ty as folk as you can gol" . n . . e M (To be Continued)

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from perspiration.

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Pineapple Pear Conserve 4 l.bs._l-lpe pears No. 2 1-2 tin sliced pineapple Sugar a-imccup lnaraachino cherries and e

Method: Peel and core the pears and chop then: fine. Drain the pineapple and chop or cut it. into small pieces. Cut. the cherries In ‘quarters. Mix the pears, pineapple, cherries and their juice and measure. Add 3-! cup sugar to each cup of the mixed fruit and juice. Place all to- gether ln s. preserving kettle and bring slowly to the boiling point. Cook steadily until the conserve is thick and clear, then turn into hot. sterile jars and seal or cover with a thick layer of paraffin. This tastes mighty good and it looks so pretty with the tiny bits of one red cherries through it. which brings us right up against our contention again that things that look pretty butt better!

CEOCHETED HA1.‘

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but inthem I have seen the ver the ropes of pearls were the to en

lation, and represented all that he wanted to give

give her when she was yourl was use he remembered for him, and

Are the women

homes for their famili tcs?

fortunes parasites? I think . . Head Must Rule Dear Miss Dix—I have always And I have always been much

a

irl.

in a 11-1. I have always had pl theo as about petting boy whose kisses thrill me my ideal of the kind of a man I marry if he wanted to because try to get 1 job.

Answer: I have an idea. ohan

E. the inertia

when he or she begin to feel that and his or her

There Ls still time then to save

marry and if we have some mod order. We are not yet really flame. but not fatally burned. and cured of our momentary nuslo

n. lwetkeep on seeing the glamorous as .

Your Guardian Angel is giving would soon pass if you married

the hand must confirm the heart's marriage for her.

is boy is lazy, no-account, a

instance, rho aoea

1n%_ me 15 accused of tak

°" i’.‘..““‘."i.."‘°.i“"‘ W ' 5 r our.

on the do-nothing stool. 5h!

a parasite who is sucking the léfehlooi

gug of e country. so what. is the poor him! i0 0 2

pt those who lasbor outside of their homes and ueband Speaks of SUPDO 3-"

assumed that she lives a life of Inglorious case. even if she toils eighteen ' hours a day. with never a holiday or a. day off. not even on Bu-ndvfl

She doesn't take any man's . on any unearned increment. either. in same man has loaded down with diamonds and 21'

pe is and gilt.-edge bonds to be accounted for. and she is a thorn in the flesh

trolled by women who have never earned a dollar themselves.

girl more of a parasite than a boy if she inherits mon women are spenders by nature and they

wealth with a lavish hand, and the church simply have to shut. up shop and go into

an old wife for a new one. or a wealthy old widower marries a. time. in which the wife had no part in making her husband‘; fortune. but in America there has been a hard-working, penny-pinch biocthtem of the success of nearly every man who has risen from poverty to r es.

in the morning; when she used to walk to save a, few cents; when she went shabby to add to the hostess: in bank in order to give him his start in life.

01313058 as seemed to me cheap and vulgar and sh

Isthisl

Ellen, that once before every marriage we are cc to save ourselves from marrying the wrong person and

that will wreck our lives. It is wh of falling n love; when we are stm , at maker a tremendous physical appeal Jllst the mere presence of him or her absence leaves it flat.

in .. llitle time

you feel for this boy is not real love. him and the kind of man you wanted as a husband.

The ’ mm ' . ‘,:=|'3oDn Housewife '.!....,,, Dorothy Dix ’.i°.t.‘i:_.' And Her Activities There Are Two Sides to the Controversy

About Women Working‘: the Fact That Many of Them Have Jobs Adds_ to the Betterment of the Economic Set-up

t remulnodxlu:lsoolumn.beinaaw0m-nil Aslhavofroqumg‘

03¢ wmpu . because no matter what line of ‘snhe takes she is damned if she does and dunxled if she doemt

the ills of deP1’€S5i° on the

since her ca'lti.<‘s declare that women should not be permitted to fouow zainful occu Lions and yet. are reprimanded for uartakimz of 0 milk . labor of poor. hard-work.rl¢ men. it certainly puts the female sex on a hot. spot and lelves °n¢ wondering what they are expected to and clothes. They could. of course. :0 nudist. but