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Show lousehold i ouesIonr s 1 for Short Cakes. Hot, white potatoes ahort cakes buddings. They not only save I but require less shortening. ,d gnd mashed good in making 1 i I $ Take large ,n in Tomatoes. the tops, re- toes, slice oil the pulp. Break an egg into i the pulp, add a i case, replace with pepper season of butter, SYNOPSIS i i :t L$ : i 1 .1 a engaged a rsin the .? StarchStarch used Hindering should be strained move all lumps that might .r when ironing. t V' Soft Polishing Washing irn en. Rinse them in slightly v water instead of clear wa- This makes the dusters much and they polish better. i it t Cake. One cup yellow meal, one cup bread flour, third cup sugar, one and one-cusour milk, half teaspoon half teaspoon baking pow-on- o teaspoon salt. Mix and :he dry ingredients twice, and ually add the sour milk. Beat and bake in a shallow red pan, in a moderate oven. linnjr ps i i , i t i II Take one ah Apple Jelly. of water to every pound of - s, and boil until soft. Then Allow one through jelly-baid of sugar and a tablespoon-n- f vinegar to every pint of I. and boil for half an hour or it jellies. i g. I I 1 A WNU Service. LEARNED TO 'BEAT' I ACID NDIGESTION NCE LIFE WAS MISERABLE, NO APPETITE UTTLE SLEEP.. JINTIL THE DOCTOR SAID 'ALKAUZE' t' It was one of the com- tricia eay so. You don load her pany's planes she recognized the into no plane weelly-neelllaic if deep throaty roar of It Dashing ahe wee some squaw sic he or the tears from her eyes, she stepped outside and listened, oblivious to the Patricia flew to the rain that best upon her shoulders cared at the threat of a knockand wetted her black silky hair. down fight Poleon end three prosThat ship must be warming up for pectors had coma across from the flight In weather so cold and raw Den, while she was talking with the mechanic! wouldn't be doing Warren; and they were standing routine work on an engine. It was belligerently between Warrens Pilot Od run's plane, getting ready party and her tent Sam Honeyfor the flight south. Warren must well, with a canoe paddle in his tatt-tt-t- salt Replace the tops and Warren 10 Lovett. thirty. three, In a hot oven for 5 to junior In the powerful WeUlnstun. ti partner ites. Serve hot or cold, gar-- Jfckaa ft Lovett, Ineorporeted Mine of with cress, peas or lettuce. Chleeso. which ensign in quntlonable transactions, pUna to maka a leeret coup In the Canadian Arctic, where a tsning Enameled Sinks. few yean before a rich but Inaccessible streaks dark stubborn mlnlns Held has been discovered on ,e on enameled accumulate river, which flows Into Dynah Bey. Patricia, high spirited and , and bathtubs can be re- mite beautiful daughter of crusty old Jasper ed with kerosene. Wellington, who ia to Warren, -- half-bree- Tart-ton- y tt three-mont- flap-fro- 1 )T NOW-A- T THE FIRST iN OF SI miups'A D I FEEL LIKE ALMOST PERSON V 7 immediately i v 4 "3 At V 33 it X yi 4 -- S t fastest wau to "alkali re is to ry pniir alkalizer with gou. afs what thousands do now it genuine Phillips comes in y. peppermint flavored tablets in a flat tin for pocket or purse. Ln you are always ready. it this way. Take 2 Phillips' lets equal in alkalizing" rt to 2 teaspoonfuls of liquid Hips from tne bottle. At once eel gas," nausea, overling from hyperacidity beta ease. Acid headaches," 3d breath," over-aci- d stomach corrected at the source. This the quick way case your own tress avoid se to others. --W ,r it 40-- 37 Act Above Doubts ,er do an act of which you the justice or propriety. atchiYou "Kidneys the Srhcm Cleanse Body Wasto mhbmss NMara swsaMsgjr i Oh-oo- half-doze- AbhU ka L iff J1 St 1 I u Juukt (hat uaama IWa swtlm-wlJ- have CSTSaatas Iku e htnm rapautica. by freuftd pte the IPS? t Lchmful am ve the nice. und Vtorld so much s ld mountuns hi$h never stopping V or ni$ht me ' n , 5- - me trees throw shy. tin-pa- me-tis- e. flap-fron- t, decldre to accompany him. They go by plane. Pat meets Poleon." a prospector, who tells her there still be confident that he could force ere only 100 prospectors In the field and that because of the difficulties, they are her to leave for Chicago that day. hanging on by a thread. Pat Is disturbed Her A few when Warren will not disclose what his minutesguest proved right later a big sturgeon-hea- d secret mission Is. She meets Bam Honeywell. a friend of Poleon'i. Moved by the pushed off from the opposite shore plight of Bill Fonder, a prospector who, and butted across Resurrection, though faUlly 111, struggles to hold his bringing Warren and the six claim. Pet decides to help him. Informed and seven other men of by Lupe Chiwaughimt, retainer of the company, about Pat's befriend- Warren's party. ing the prospectors, Warren tries to disWondering why be had fetched so , suade her. He tells her that Craig with whom she had ones been in large a crew, Patricia slipped back love, la now deputy mining inspector for inside her tent and began straightthe Resurrection river area. A brilliant ening her baggage around as though geologist, he bad resigned In disgust from she firmly intended to stay where her father's company because of its deshe was. But inwardly she waa vious methods. Later she meets Craig, but he is cold. Inferring that she Is mere-l- storm-tossetorn two ways. Go feigning Interest In the prospectors stay she couldn't decide. But she Her compassion for the hapless prospec- had to decide. tors growing, Pat decides to build a huge community house or Dm. When the job that plane was waiting for her. She nears completion. Warren telli her to hnd to make up her mind. No abandon it. She refuses after a stormy more drifting, no more putting off ecene. Craig leave! on a h decision till tomorrow. trip to the north. Pst learns that her ia Uier has withdrawn her allowance Warrens big party stopped outWarren tella her now ahe will have to go side her tent, and Warren came in home. He refuses to advance her a loan alone. Beneath his politeness he to aid the prospectors. was sharp and peremptory. Patricia, Odron tella me that CHAPTER V Continued he ll have to take off within 30 minutes if hes to make Fort Smith beDown toward the bank of Resur- fore dark. rection a dozen husky prospectors, Well, let him take off, Patricia with Patricia's slender figure in I'm not holding that snapped. their midst, were hurrying toward plane by the taill big York at the water edge. EveryTry to be reasonable for once," body in the group was carrying Warren said tartly. He gestured something of Patricia's belongings around at You know as her trunks and suitcases, her cot, well as I dothe tent that live in a can't you tent her and poles. like with cold weather What's happened, Lupe? Where's place on. thia, And living over here in coming she going?" the prospectors' camp, alone it's The metis gestured across the ridiculous! stream. She moving over dere. Patricia thought to herself: He'e Over near dat chateau she built right It's worse than ridiculous. When Poleon and the men had But hell have to meet me halfway. pitched her tent in the pine near I wont let him dictate to me. She the Den, Patricia sat down on a realized now that he had brought steamer trunk amid the litter of along that big party not only to pull down her tent but to smash any of her baggage, and took thought prospector friends who tried to It wet characteristic of her to her she act first end think of the conse- Interfere. Through the noticed that the 13 men were armed afterward. quences Three months ago she had gone with oars, clubs and tent stakes, and that three of the Chiweughimis slumming in this prospectors' carried rifle. camp; now she was living in it! Furthermore," Warren added, Crazy, the thought seemed, when I won't allow you to keep up this off looked it and it at she pushed work, of yours any longer. rationally. Only this strange land, charity heavens, don't jrou yet underwhere neither day or night waa in- Good stand that the more you help these fallible, could have led her into so men. the longer they'll hang on here sane situation. a any By Impossible and refuse to sell their claims?" had all she of standard judgment Patricia's eyes opened wide. most in a silly along been acting Why why you talk as though you fashion. This last sten. her move across the river, was the most out- want totosee them squeezed out and forced leave." landish of all. "To put it harshly, yes." WarShe ought to go home st once. ren stated. Backed up by that The sooner, the better. She would armed party out there, and confiof home to sometime, have go dent that he could force Patricia to course. She ought to cut clean, and home, he dropped his evasion Nut tomorrow, go do it immediately. and told her some blunt facts. but today. Now! These met. own practically all the But what'U poor Bill do? she valuable deposits up Resurrection. the I if And moaned. go away, As things riand, they refuse to sell. Rock-Ho- g Den'll fall to pieces in a Tarlton advised them to hold out, week. And there were her pros- and this chateau iff yours has bolpector friends. And Craig. stered them up. Originally I exA person less stubborn than she pected to get through with my busiwould have packed up for home ness here in eight weeks, but I've without a seconds hesitation. Her been here three whole months and entire stay at Desolation had been in all that time I've been able to wretched enough, but now her posi- buy only a few dozen claims Patricia tion bad suddenly become almost Those red squares! unbearable. It seemed to her that cried. Those red places on your he was being attacked from ell chart! Yes. Those red sides and hadn't one real friend. Warren nodded. Her father wee dangerously angry: spote are claims that the company this allowance Jolt left her without now owns. But must of that map is a penny; Warren had failed her: till white. . It's got to be ell red. and these prospectors, humanly un- I propose to buy up this entire field able to hang on much longer, might for Wellington, Parkes ft Lovett Patricia breathed. War! pick up and leave any day. was like a lightren's coldHis explanation . . . Tarlton And Craig ness and acorn cut the deepest, hurt ning flash ripping the darkness, the A the worst, of afl. He definitely dark secrecy of his Arctic trip. wanted nothing to do with her. She host of puzzles became glaringly no longer deceived herself about clear to her In an instant. She felt Intensely ashamed of her that. Humiliated and discouraged, Warhe knew that she ought to put half stupidity in not seeing through had sooner. Craig a continent between him and her- ren's mission it from the very beself forthwith: that she had to bury seen through men had seen through The ahe ginning. 'before God's lake, him, and had been blind, stone would ever have peace at heart it She alone blind. again. "I can buy up silver claims here Altogether she felt terribly alone a hundred dollars." Warren anand friendless, there in her lonely for with a ring of elation in nounced. desolate and rain The tenL dreary "thafll be worth a hunhia voice, were infinitely depressing. weather in time! Think about thousand dred wilderthose She again visioned all these platinum and about And that! and ness leagues between herself cobalt deposit. And the radium home, land the thought frightened lenses. Can jrou imagine a more her. than the comn magnificent set-u- p overflow the of one In here?" has got started pany tents nearby, a gramophone Patricia reA hundred dollars. playing, and a shrill song broken A hundred dollars Jerkily. peated into her haraised thoughts. The for three or four years of hard tune jarred on her intolerably. work." to over and sprang She Jumped up But these fellows ean't develop her tent door. claims. They haven't the capthat their muzzle don't Sam! If you require a Ill throw it into ital. Mining operations awful screech-box- . wait heavy initial outlay and a long the river end pitch jrou after it!" Sam returns. for Miss Pat," I'm sorry. Gosh, But you you could pay these called back, from inside his tent' a fair price. Warren. The least that men was Why gosh. I ia to you can do, in God's justice, piece specially for you. I thought for their decent wage a blue them offer you mebbe was feeling a little of labor and hardship." drs after your run-i- n with Mr. Lovett, Warren brushed her word! aside. and I figgered a bit of music ud We won't argue about that. Please cheer you up." Smith." hie at out got ready to leave for Fort laughing Patricia broke he Tm not leaving, Warren. voice. but her laugh naive "kindness, ended abruptly in a sob. After ell, said. In a strangely quiet here at Dynashe did have friends. Three hun- Tm staying here to fight thia I'm going her were men mite Bay. These dred of them. with it even out you." friends. They liked her, Warren turned away. Impatiently, Craig didnt The bouse that Pat out: and Patricia heard built for ue that's what they and etrode hie men: order him heart leaped Her Den. called the this plact up "AH baggage right, remembered aha with gladness as river." ths across it and get Warren's phrase "extraordinarily He was interrupted by another rich." If only they could stick and I vote. Poleon'i voice, angry and could hold on to their claims challenging: Resuracross shore On the lake "Jus' wan meenitl You don bagup, rection plane motor started die place op onless Mees Pa ratt-tt- gage drumming out its powerful French-Canadia- told them that she was at penniless as they, but that eh was going to stick there end fight. Were they going to sell out or stay? Her sincerity and her fire stirred them out of their discouragement. Crowd psychology and their shame at the thought of letting her down, did the resL From ell over the big room came shouts: Well stick till hell freezes! Bet your boot, Pat, were hanging on!" Firat feller that sella a claim, he hand, was edging around to join gits tarred end feathered! Poleon and the other three. Patricia wrote out a pledge, bind"Poleon I ehe cried. "Dont start ing each men not to sell one square trouble!" inch of hie holding. All the men No, he'd better not War- there signed it She wrote out two ren agreed curtly. "You men, get other coplea. to send back into the her lent down. barrens for the absent prospector One of the Chiwaughtmis stepped to sign. Last of all she dashed off up, took hold of a tent stake. Poleon a third copy and sent it across Respushed him sway. The metis urrection to Warren, for him to snarled and struck Poleon in the read and ponder on. face. Poleon swung at him end CHAPTER VI hit him on the Jaw, a wallop that lifted the metis clear off his feet and stretched him cold. Almost every day, after their Put dem rifle away! Poleon bel- open break, Warren went across lowed at the three who had guns. the river for a friendly visit with You start any shooting and de Patricia. Realizing that he had whole oulfeet of you will tan' In de badly blundered iin trying to coerce on your ear! her, he set out deliberately to win police butler-tuOne of Warren's men sidled back her esteem with kindnesses. Besides his friendly visits, he took around behind Sam Honeywell, crashed the unsuspecting Sam on ears of her bank overdraft, slipped the head with an oar, and laid him money into her purse, bought knick-knacfor her at the Hudson's Bay out The other 11 men ruched upon Poleon and the three prospectors tore; end when the prospectors built her snug cabin in the pines like a hostile wave. Patricia screamed as the fight near the big lodge, he fitted it up iff furbroke wide open in a twinkling. tastefully with a plane-loa- d Thupp smash it was a fierce hot nishings from Edmonton. He also offered Ellyn double salmelee of struggling men; of clubs, maid rifles, tent stakes end swishing ary to remain with Patricia oars; of grunts and oaths; of men and woman company; but Ellyn flatly refused. Unlike Patricia, she could not stand up to the Arctic. The discomforts iff tent life went hard with her even in summer; and with the coming of raw weather he completely wilted. Besides, she both feared end disdained the rough prospector. So there wee nothing for Warren to do but lend the maid beck to Chicago. Loving Patricia as .he did. It galled him to know that her passion wee tor Tarlton, not for him, but he sternly concealed the hurt and went on playing hia patient game. After ell. ha reflected, he had powerful factors on hie side. Patricias social status, her wealth, her family ties and all the old familiar life iff that he wee an integral part, whereas Tarlton waa showIf end when alien to down came, Patricia would hesitate a long time before severing pile-drivi- k DE THE first to wear the new Pattern 1373 is designed for Fall fashions in your group sizes 34 to 50. Size 36 requires let help you to 34 yards of 54 inch material and 4 yards of 39 inch material for step right out in front, in the parade of new Fall Fashions. To- jabot in contrast. Send your order to The Sewing days trio gives you wide choice. Your first occasion frock if you Circle Pattern Dept., New 149 are young and slim is a good Montgomery Ave., San Francisco, looking basque model; for run- Calif. Patterns 15 cents (in coins) around a pretty yoke model that is each. C Bell Syndicate. WNU Service. as easy to make as it ia to wear; and if you are full bosomed a jabot model that takes away inches. The Popular Basque Dress. If you are twenty or thereabouts, 3ou'll adore this pretty basque dress with its flaring skirt. The slim wasp waist and short puffed sleeves above a swing skirt are as young as the morning. Have it in LANTERN a pretty dark print banded in velCole- Coleman vet ribbon for every afternoon festivity. Its a dress that you'll wear all through the winter. Yoke-EtyHouse Frock. Every woman will be quick to see the advantages of this frock, in style and wearability. The round yoke buttons at front and gives a fresh, young look to this design. Best of all, it is cut in one piece from neck to hem so that you can make it in practically no time at all. The waistline is darted for snug fit. Youll look and feel years it younger in this model wear it round the house and for afterherself from everything near end noon, too. Look Slim and Sleek. dear to her. All the while that he wee beThe newest fashions give you a friending Patricia personally, he slim, sleek look even if you are pushed ahead ruthlessly with his not blessed with a svelte figure. plans to seize that mining field. The jabot model in the illustraPrivately he passed around the tion is designed to make even the word that any man who cold him a woman who is a bit on the plump block of four or more claims would side look sleek and inches slimbe paid cash, taken all the way to mer. Make this dress in one of Edmonton by plane, end there given the new thin wools and see how $500 bonus to have a good time on. you'll stand 'out in your crowd as Picking out half a dozen iff the a fashion leader. most disccuraged city rushers, he The Patterns. worked on them secretly, persuaded 1257 is designed for Pattern them to eell their holdings, and 12 to 40. Size 14 requires whisked the men south to Fort sizes t yards of 39 inch material and Smith before the other prospeclore 11 yards of ribbon to trim. caught on. Pattern 1380 ia designed for Moat telling of all, he kept up a shrewd insidious propaganda to sizes 34 to 43. Size 36 requires 4 Vs break down the morale of the men. yards of 39 inch material. up year man end sol The Macke eiahe hasn't a chaaca scsqiacthis It knocks oat dufcatw th ka good of lea-tcr- le powerful MUtaaca. ttmlishtfarj Just cool-heade- d She Felt Terribly Alone and Friendless. sprawled on the wet ground; of sickening blows with fist and oar and club. Against the heavy odds the three prospectors were overwhelmed at the first rush. They were knocked down, knocked cold, trampled underfoot. Only the big Poleon, standand brandishing ing at the a tent stake, was still on his feet. he kept bellowing. Allans! dis tent, and I'll "You come knock de whole pack of you coldern a dead dog's nose!" Over at the community house the alarm had been sounded; and out of the place came pouring a fairsized riot half a hundred prospectors, leaping out iff the windows, surging through the doors, snatching up clubs and stones and tent pegs as they raced for the battle. They hit the plact like a demolishing tornado. Outnumbered four to one, Warren's men were slugged, knocked down, swept under, obliterated. Two or three survivors escaped and ran for the sturgeon-heawith a dozen prospectors chasing them flap-fro- ... That same evening, afraid that she would lose her nerve if she waited, Patricia called a meeting in the community house. Standing on a chair, near the door into the kitchen, she gave a talk to her 75 rock-hoShe repeated to them what Warren had said to her about the richness of the field; told them ehe had declared war on the company; reminded' them that she was living on their side of Resurrection now; . . . This field was sixteen in the inaccessible Arctic? Hia methodic hammering got re- sults. Spot by spot the red on hia chert grew. Across the river Patricia watched Warren's moves and fought him the best she could. In answer to his propaganda she would argue with the men, If this field is as worthless as he trice to make out why's he so keen to get hold of it? Whenever miner fell sick or got behind on hi assessment, she persuaded other to pitch in and keep his claims from lapsing. Under her direction the men cut huge cords of stove wood, laid up whiteflsh tor the dog teams, netted lake trout for themselves: and in the when the first heavy snows came end the caribou big migration was on, she sent hunting party northeast to the barrens. and they brought back meat l last all winter. (TO BE CONTINUED) Havana From the Free Satin Pelt, Rough Hairs New Breed of Rabbit Produces At the annual show of the American Rabbit end Cavy Breeden association hen, the animal most atlong, tractive to delegatee wee leek "Havana Satin, which featured new end important developmentglossy cost, writes a Fort corWayne, Indiana, United Pnse respondent. Free of the rough guard hairs iff the common domestic strain, this new type offered to furriers a peU short, soft, uniform In texture, possessed iff an unusual, natural sheen. Rabbit breeders are considered important to furriers of almost those men who prothis country vide sable, ermine and exotic brands. 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