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Show r THE HELPER JOURNAL, HELPER, UTAH Howe About: Giving the Home That Cool Look FORLORN Decorations Can Do Much, Through Suggestion, to Help Out The homemaker who expects the family to remain at home during part Ooprrtcht by Edlsoa Marsha of the summer at least, can do much to Introduce a cool element In the rooms by following the suggestions offered here. Some of the methods CHAPTER VII Continued lessen the heat through coolness real9 ized through touch, and others believe so. Even leaving out "I lowered and tempera through sight Roy and he's always In my ture. All are conducive to comfort I'd still fear that It was One essential element in the dec thoughts that brought us tooratlve scheme Is coolness of touch. only shipwreck and shipwreck would suregether, so no Is textile To attain this there ly part us. Our ways are far apart. perfect as linen. The next best Is I want to go back to my old life; cotton goods with linen finish. A I wouldn't dare, no matter how glazed or satin goods or finish is also much I am tempted, erect a perGlass and metal are cool feeling. to shut It out; and manent barrier cool to the touch, as are also china, it's a life that you, of all men, ceramics of and glaze high pottery could never share." and those of luster finishes. What-ve- r "No. I ll have to by the sea the home decorator has which and the snow. . . stay . Well, In that can be used correctly In her rooms case I suppose you and Roy might should be featured. as well follow Marie and Wilcox. A second Is coolness essential The same as Marie, you'll be safer through Appearance. For example a as some man's mate. It will please d material Is cooler to and maybe I can forget look at than a dark one. Therefore, aFireheart, dream." His eyes were hopeless when considering materials to cover hard as blue diamonds. "The soonfurniture remember that the er you do it the better." ones will foster the cool look. "I don't think I love him, yet. But Of late, furniture covers of rich and If you think best I'll make a margay colors have been popular, which of convenience." Is In accord with the brilliant color riage For a long time there was no reschemes which were the natural sound but the angry surge of the action from the waves under the cliff, and the schemes just preceding the present shriek of the Tlot of color In decoration. In sumEric was called to himself at last mertime, however, If you would have by the flick of a long shadow at your rooms appear cool, use delicate the corner of his eye. He was colored furniture covering textiles. never to know why It startled him A memory of the coolness of atmosso, and could only thank some sixth pat- - sense which his life's war with the phere created by oyster-whitterned weave linen covers on furni- raw powers of the North had nurture and carpeted floors In a Philadel-- f tured In his brain. His head never phia residence still lingers with me. turned, but his eyes moved in their I was but a child and Philadelphia sockets. was prematurely hot, when stopping Along the crest of the bluff, forty there between trains I called on a feet up, Flreheart came stealing. friend of my mother's. Just to enter She was almost directly behind and the shaded coolness of the drawing over Nan. room was a relief. To sit on the Eric had caught only one glimpse chairs and touch the of the priestess when she vanished cool textile was refreshing. The behind the big boulders of the sumhomemaker has succeeded today In mit. With the sensation of sudden creating the desired cool atmosphere bitter cold In his vitals, he sprang If her rooms give such a welcome Im- to his feet and whirled. He was not a split second too soon, and pression of relief from torrid heat Accessories which strengthen the quite possibly too late. Destruction Impression of coolness are grateful in the shape of a hundred-pounin summer time. For example, a boulder started lunging down the dear glass bowl, brimming with wa- bluff. ter In which goldfish disport Nan was sitting In the trough of Is such an accessory. Fronds the slope, in the certain track of of ivy trailing from a glass jar sus- the missile. Even a glancing bio pended In a window create a pleasing would hurl her off the ledge, to the Impression of crystal coolness and churning water below. Yet two facshady dells. A silver vase filled with tors fought for her one was Eric flowers suggests the coolness of leaping toward her now, his hand shimmering moonlight In a flower-fille- d sweeping toward hers. The other was the shape of the stone, not garden. Whatever by sight or touch recalls round but angular, so that It made to the imagination things or Impres- toward her in angry bounds, somesions of coolness should be featured times sliding on the steep escarpIn summer decoration. Such things ment, rather than in an acceleratroll. put persons in the mood to react to ing cannon-bal- l such measures as can' be taken to Struggling up, her hand snatched actually lower temperatures, such as his. He seemed to Jerk her headdimming sunlight, creating draughts long through the air Into his arms. Thunder rattled In her ear, a passthrough open windows, etc . 1931. Bell Syndicate WNU Service. ing whirlwind raised the hair on her head, and the big rock splashed Growing Impotently Into the sea. buying, which has de Eric's arm clung about her shoulveloped rapidly since the close of the ders, pressing her close as though World war, Is supported by 70,000,000 he could never let her go. persons located Sn 41 countries, ac"There's some one up there," she cording to information which has gasped. Decome to the Labor department "It's Fireheart." tails on the various types of socle-tie"Did she do this thing?" In the international "Perhaps not Many of those movement, compiled for 1930, show boulders start at a touch. But we've that the volume of business was got to find out" about $17,000,000,000, a gain of more He turned and led the way up than $2,500,000,000 over 1929. the steep trail. They found Flreheart on the summit, her arms rigid at her sides, her head thrown back, a sharp agony on her face. ENJOY A TRIP TO Quietly Eric spoke her name. "I no roll the stone," she mutSALT LAKE AND tered. "I see him on brink, Just over white girl, I touch him, and NEWHOUSE evil spirit get In FIreheart'g hand, give big push." "I understand," Nan said. "Don't worry about it any more." "Fireheart no understand." The slanted eyes were thin crescents of glittering Jet "Why White Chief Jump up, almost get hit himself, Jerk you out of way? Guess maybe he no catch love for Flreheart because he love you,". Nan knew that she must answer 1 i,'wn straight This was neither the time nor the place for subtleties. All things had been reduced to their, primal simplicity. She and FlreMRS. J. H WATERS. Pres. heart were not now society girl W E. SUTTON. Mir. and squaw, but Just two maidens 400 Rooms 100 Bath ripe for mating; and Eric complet$2.00 to $4.00 ed the triangle that is the first C Family Room form, the eternal symbol of 4 or 5 Person. that has evolved mankind. doesn't love me," Nan said "ne cn n ff O Rfl TW0 persons f 3U Choict Outslds Tj quletjy. "He told me so." Room iritli Bath "How Flreheart know? Maybe you tell big lie." Fiercely she whirled THE HOTEL to Eric. "She say you no love her. Then you promise no try to get her, let Uoy marry her quick." 8 ALT LA KB CTTV UTAH "I enn't promise that." It was Eric's deep, vibrant tone, no less than his words, that made Nan cntch her breath. "I am going to try to win her, Flreheart I wanted M AIR RAI.SAM her before I ever enme here you ilamoTfli UsndrutT Ktops Hair Falling I Imnnrtt Colrtr Jhnrf must understand If now, and be my and Faded Hair Beauty tonri Gray friend. I don't mean to let Hoy II ixt ml Irntromrm have her." - , . ow in rLOKLblON .SHAMPOO M1 Fireheart nodded darkly, then cntinivt. ion with I'nrkt'f's Unit Balaam. Makf the hair soft and Huffy, 60 renta by mail oratdnn?-Histurned Imperiously to Nan. "You II ificox 'hemicai orUs, I'atchtoic. N.Y. love White Chief?" Nun shock hi'ihrnd'8lowly. WMJ-- W il 8? "He say he want you, 'try get light-colore- y light-tone- sea-bird- e linen-covere- d d them-selve- " s, s ..! $5 131) NEWHOUSE ' Mia' ,,' t. . TOT Sally Sez Better Amusements Our Failing Minds Bernard Shaw e, Uil. By Edison Marshall WNTJ Berries Bell Syndicate. WISTU Service, By ED HOWE It Is said abroad ALTHOUGH are the greatest Idlers in. the world, It has finally agreed amoug ourselves we have been working too long hours, and that in future we must play more. And now the question comes up for discussion; What shall we do with our additional Idle time? How find new enjoyments in our shiftless- been THE STORY FROM THE BEGINNING With hi yacht, the Intrepid, abandoned by it crew, Felis Hurt on, millionaire, tailing with his mother, hl daughter Nan, and Roy Stuart, puts into Squaw Harbor, Alaska, to recruit. Failing to aecura sailors. Hart on engages a bunch of nondescripts. A gigantic Pole, Sandomar, is their leader. At the request of Captain Waymire, the Intrepid's skipper, an old friend, Eric Ericsson, holding master's papers, but unemployed, engages to sail as chief officer. Nan, attracted by Eric, indulges In a moonlight nirtation, which brings them both to the threshold of Interest in each other, if not of love. The Intrepid is wrecked by one of Sandomar'a crowd. Eric takes command of a small boat, with Horton's party. Unable to help, they watch Sandomar kill Captain Waymire and leave the ship with his crowd. Waymire has thrown Eric a revolver. From on of the Aleut Indians, ashore, who speaks a little English, Eric learns there it no communication with the outside world. Fireheart, priestess of the island, descended from a white man in the remote past, also knowing some English, welcomes the castaways. Sandomar declares there shall be no law on the island, but Eric, having the only gun, cows him for tht time, declaring he is the law, and lays out work for aiL Nan facet the tituation bravely. Eric's love for her, first felt on the Intrepid, swells, and he tells her he means to win her for his mate. She is not unwilling. Fireheart claims Eric as her own, to his dismay. Defending himself from an attack by Sandomar and his crony "Cargo," Eric's revolver while five apparently misfires, but his assailants flee. Eric finds the revolver is rim-fir- e, H.e has one cartridge with Which to protect his of its six cartridges are center-fro- . party from Sandomar and his brutes. Ha determines on a showdown. Calling a meeting, at which "Swede." one of the gang, makes an attempt on hit life, he uses his one cartridge, killing "Swede," but is left defenseless, though for the time master of the situation. Fireheart claims his love, making threats. If you tell Fireheart you no want him promise true you no let him get you, no never promise marry Roy heap quick then Fireheart still be your friend, be White Chief's friend, too. What you say?" "Answer her," Eric urged. "This matter may as well be settled now as later." Nan squared her shoulders and threw up her glossy head. Then she spoke with a low, clear 'cello you. tone. sight which no son of Adam ever dreamed, arfd which comes to Eve's daughters only a few times from the cradle to the grave. "Kotlcky," she answered simply. At once she began to put her flint tools Into her seulhlde poke, signifying that she would go now to another labor, "Koticky" was a word that Nan had learned. It meant "baby." As she stared, bewildered, Chigum turned and trudged away toward her turf house. The other squaws grunted and went back to drying "I can't promise that. I can't that I may have fish. "Aren't you going with her?" Nan demanded. Eric's heart leaped like a free of the barb, triumThey looked up, puzzled, and one phant from the dark water, but the of them spoke In a tone dark with squaw's black eyes glowed like fatalism. At once Nan realized those of some tenacled bottom-thin- that she alone must answer the call. hauled up by the trawls. Mother Horton and Marie were In "Fireheart see now. She no forget. Her love is big ocean in sunlight, e bright, warm, good, but her Is heap white floe come down from North, no look across, no make hole through, grind up big rocks to little pebble." "Won't you still be our friend?" Eric asked. Fireheart shook her head sullenmake a promise to break." king-salmo- n ly. "Love, him change to taste bitter In mouth." She raised her arms In an Imperious and dra"I am Fireheart, matic gesture. priestess of Lost People. Aleuts, they do what I say. I tell 'em you no my friend, I tell 'em watch chance, turn quick with spears when you no have little gun, kill . you, drive you away. Big god who come from West, he do what Flreheart say too. I tell him bring you bad luck, make you die slow, plenty hurt. Fireheart, she wish stone run over you both, knock you Into sea." Exile on Forlorn Island changed slowly from an incredible dream to vivid reality. Eric's stern reign seemed like that of an ancient dynasty, the natural order of things. It was commonplace to be living in the hourly threat of Sandomar's fury, FIreheart's malice. As Nan tolled with her slant-eyesisters, less and less often did her swift hands pause and her eyes film over of a lost world, as she d a In these wild days, her laughter as well as her tears seemed easy to flow. Her thrills were no longer "synthetic"; she was warmer, less This growth was revealed, not only In her quick moods mirth, ' Indignation, pity, loneliness but subtly In her face. Her hands grew red and calloused, but In the shadow of her parka-hoothe luster of her hazel eyes set Roy's cool head awhlrl, and the curve of her full Hps made Eric's viking heart glow with the lust of conquest. It was the month of ripening, bud to flower, fledgling In the nest to winged courier of the air; but Nan's friendship for Uoy had not yet ripened Into love. Marriage with him would still be for convenience, not for deep need of her heart and soul. And It was true that Eric stole too often Into her thoughts. Her good sense told her that Eric could never share the scenes to which some time she mifst return that beyond these crags and windy wastes they would have little In common but how dreamy those scenes became, and how vivid and real the of Forlorn Island ! The barrier between her and the blond viking was not half so strong as the sea reefs enforcing her exile. Future shipwreck as his mate was a evil, but the shelter of his arms was today's need. In the maze of adventure, part and parcel of her exile, she saw Eric In a new light. One warm afternoon at the drying racks, a young squaw at her side gave a sudden, sharp gasp. Wheeling, she beheld the shadow of agony fall on the leathern face, linger a few poig-an- t seconds, then pass slowly away. "What Is it?" Nan begged. The squaw, a last fall's bride named Clilgum (Flower), could riot understand the words, but the quick pity In the alien eyes went straight to her henrt. A forlorn half smile touched the coarse lips. The eyes gazed off as Into another world, down the long vlstn of the centuries with that fur, ninglc d sand-dune- s Thunder Rattled In Her Ear, and the Big Rock Splashed Impotently Into the Sea. out of reach; Eric the berry-flats- , s and the hunters were spearing on the far beach. With a bitter cry Nan dropped her own tools and hurried after the squat figure reeling to her dread appointment For Nan, this was the beginning of revelation. She was swept Into a primal drama that rent her heart In the gloom of the Chigum kept her rendezvous with the Eternal. Save for a crippled ancient Chlgum's father, the two women were alone. The daylight began to fall. The old Aleut lighted the stone lamps, but he knew no way to help, and he did not understand Nan's frantic pleas to summon Mother Horton. Apparently the two women must light It through unaided when Nan tried to break free and seek aid, the cold hand locked fast on her own. Presently the door flew open, someone crouched to enter and a tali figure took the lamplight A dry choking cry broke from her tense throat Perhaps this was Just thankfulness that help had come; but she was swept by some stranger, deeper emotion a kind of exultation, a sure sense of fulfillment when she saw Eric's face In the gleam. , . . Sane, Marie would be useful here-w- ise Mother Horton a tower of strength but Eric was best of alL sea-lion- turf-hous- cool-heade- d Victory was certain, now. Chigum would come up from the valley. Eric and Nan would be doctor and nurse. What teammates they were, comrades In arms! Eric took In the situation with one sweep of his resolute eyes. Wheeling to the old native, he gave an order In sign language and a few words of Aleut. The old man hobbled out; Eric bent over the squaw. "She's all right, I think," he said. "If she can Just hist out a few minutes more " He spokato her in kindly, encouraging tones. There was not the least horror for him or for Nan, nor the It was Mother slightest shame. Earth who gave according to her ancient wisdom, teaching a lesson almost too poignant for mortal heart When. Eric was tossing the little brown newcomer In the nlr, Mother Horton burst In with dim eyes glittering. But the ll'lit was won. The mother lay gasping, well out of the shadow, and with fair luck and a few hours' rest could return to the drying racks. And the first sound to meet Mother "Horton's eager old ears was a thin wail In the silence. When three of the older squaws trooped over to help with the nursing, Eric noticed a strange thing. When they even looked at the infant, Chlgum's eyes grew wide with dread; and when they bent to take the baby from her arms, she snatched It close with a moan. "What's frightened her so?" Nan demanded. "She's like a wild animal " "I don't know, but I can guess," He listened briefly Eric answered. to what seemed a pitiful plea bubbling from Chlgum's trembling lips, then sent for his Interpreter. When Chechaquo came, he soon made the situation clear. "Chigum, she afraid squaws will take baby out on beach, give him to wind," he "Too many explained casually. people on Island. Too many mouths, not enough meat Squaws do this long time when too many babies born." Nan went white with Indignation. "Chechaquo, tell those women that If they touch a hair of that baby's head, Eric will kill them." Her eyes fairly blazed. "If he doesn't, I will! Explain to him, Eric," she begged. "You won't let them carry out that horrible custom !" "You say no let baby die?" Chechaquo asked. "Tell them that the baby must live. There will be plenty of meat for all. If anyone harms the baby, he'll be harmed the same." Chechaquo translated the command amid a poignant silence. The squaws nodded, glad to be spared the grim office, but the old Aleut rose from his corner, hobbled Into the lamplight, and spoke In tremulous, excited tones. "He say, if baby live, whole tribe Inhave bad luck," Chechaquo "When one too many terpreted. Old gods born, one have to die. say so, long time ago; If people no obey, old gods get mighty mad, raise h 1, birds no fly, fish no run." "Tell him that the old gods are dead," Eric answered gravely. "I will take all the bad luck on my Tell him straight that the head. It is baby Is not to be harmed. And not to be the New Law. afraid the God of the Ikon and the candlestick rules the Island now, and forbids the killing of children." When the patriarch heard, he nodded and returned to his corner. Nan thought she saw a dull glow steal Into his deep-se- t eyes. After their belated supper by the ill mi - cess? Why not try some new amuse ments? Why not rub up our knowledge of finance, and less frequently become the victims of sharpers? Why not athletic clubs to chase outlaws, now a real menace to our And speaking of homes homes? again, why not beautify them more, and add comfort heretofore luck ing? Why not clubs of citizens to improve our public affairs? Half of us are dumb as to the real value of print : why not read more, and with greater discretion? Why not pay more attention to the Joys and Most of benefits of good health? us gobble our food like pigs, and, lacking their digestion and short er years, have become so quarrel some, Inefficient and dumpy that of the population Is now bowling for public relief, with most of us looking on shamelessly and thinking It may be a good ide for everybody, one-quart- j Mo j j Th folk in Cuba do not car What we folks do. or how wa far. We'll get on better when we're learned. To spend our money where it's earned PATRONIZE HOME INDUSTRY THIS WEEK'S PRIZE STORY Start your dollar rolling In ths right direction and It will return to you! If you spend your dollar where they buy western raw material and una western labor it Is s foregone conclusion that your Hminess will feel the stimulus of a dollar spent wisely. ''Buy Intermountain Msde Goods 1" MRS. HAROLD DAVENPORT. Parker, Idaho. Do races Inevitably run out? Is It hopeless to struggle for their Im Russia's Spy System provement and continuance? Before the World war, Russia's It seems to me I am able to note spy system ranked with that of a sad deterioration since the Civil France and Germany as the best war. Compare congress now with organized in the world. congress of 75 years ago, and how WHY BE AILING? shabbily 1933 comes off I There Isn't a man of ability In the present con Regain Health by NATURAL METHODS Normalize Rejuvenate gress (or cabinet, or Supreme court) to compare with dozens who might It. M. L. BIOTONE $1.00 be named within ten years of 185S. Neutralizes acids and toxins. Restores chemical balance, the basis of heslth. The deterioration of race Is in For Rheumatism, Acidosis, Gas, Ulcers, We are healthier now tellectual Jjciernif, etc. we have ever R. M. L. LAXATONE than Improved $1.00 before; our lamps and our buggies, but Corrects Constipation by vitalizing the lonurer 'The intestinal muscles. you use have shamefully neglected our It, the less you need." This adv. good for 60 on purchase of minds. any R, M. L. product within one week It might well occur to every man from date of issue. At all druggists or direct from us. that he Is doing well enough physi cally, but that his mind Is failing, Rocky Mountain Laboratories 18 W. 2nd So. Return Salt Lake City, Utah this to us for re- (Druggist Bernard Shaw has his opinion of demption. Limit 1 to each $1 purchase.) It and publicly, expresses mankind, Football Most Strenuous Sport Instead of privately, as most other men do. For this he is cordially Physiological tests of athletes at snowed football to be the hated, although everybody knows his Harvard most strenuous of all the forms of opinions of humanity are sound; at and exercises tested. least sounder than the opinions of eports ASK YOUR DRUGGIST FOR other writing men. My relations with Bernard Shaw are excellent. I do not know him, or wish to know him, and never write him. I hear he is polite enough to those who have good reason to Hazel Cream call on or write him. (SKIN LOTION) AN INTERMOUNTAIN PRODUCT During a recent Journey at sea Shaw went on deck early one morn Receiver's Sale of Pianos beach-fire- , Eric and Nan turned ing, and found an old man leaning turf-huand Other t over the rail "I Indifferently again toward Chlgum's "How does It come," Shaw asked, don't entirely trust those squaws Musical Instruments and maybe not the old man, either," "that you are the only man on the As Receiver for Consolidated Music Nan said. "Anyway, I want to see ship who has not annoyed me?" Company I Iisto pianos for .sale la parts of the Intermoontaiif Wok; many if she's comfortable." "Because I do not want to know particularly in Utah, southern Idaao, They walked leisurely at first, you, or talk to you," the man an and western Wyoming. Many of these instruments hare been but before they reached the door swered. repossessed and will be sold for balthey were almost running. But the ances owing; or less. "Ever hear of me?" Shaw asked The old reliable Consolidated Music scene by the flickering oil lamp again. Company fa being liquidated to pay soon relieved their fears. Chigum creditor. Unusual bargains may be "I know all about you," the man had for cash, or convenient time pay lay with her baby at her breast, her "1 read have menta may be arranged at simp la innearly every broad face radiant, her long eyes replied.said about terest rates. have or you you, thing The stock of merchandise tn the Salt darkly lustrous, her coarse lips written. You are one of my heroes, Lake store is large and complete, conEric curled In a wistful sisting of the finest line of Musical I admire you because of your lmpu Instruments on the market, all to be bent over her a full minute before Id of saying what you think disposed of at sacrifice prices. Write he chanced to see that the old dence for catalogues and prices. and everything. I think Aleut was no longer In his corner. everybody am to same afraid the and say things "Where Is Anulga (Cormorant) ?" ELIAS A. SMITH them. You save me the trouble. I Chigum shook her head with a Receiver for fateful air. Her eyes moved fur- beg you to proceed with your walk." MtJSl CONSOLIDATED tively in their almond slits. Sudone community I am familiar COMPANY In themNan and found Eric denly 15 E. 1st So. Salt Lake City selves erect each reading the with, a young man of twenty stole truth In the other's blanching face. an automobile and committed five "You don't think " Nan began. highway robberies In a single hour, "I know It Life must pay for Probably he would have been going life, those were his last words. yet had not a tire exploded while We have many volumes of good Who can understand these people I driving too fast in looking for a I'll get Chechaquo we might save sixth victim ; be may have bad a sayings, but not a book which seta bet with another thief he could out explicitly the silences of the him yet." Eric sprinted from the room, and score six In sixty minutes and es- wise and the great. Nan heard him shout as he ran up tablish a record to hang up tn the the village row. Chechaquo, Jerked newspapers. . , . The present reign out of his was at first eva- of lawlessness was not equaled on We are doing Fireworks Display sive, and only when Eric clutched the Spanish Main. his shoulder with Iron fingers, did nothing about It but grumble and he stutter out the truth. The old hide but finally we shall be comThe gods must be propitiated. It was pelled to do something else. the ancient law of the Island, laid reader of this may not count himdown by Tanaga, the first man who self a good man, but must realize "Swim In came from heaven, thnt life must sooner or later be Is doing a poor Fit To pay for life. White Chief did not Job of protecting his wife and chilpermit Chlgum's baby to be given dren, to say nothing of the respect to the winds, so Anulga took Its we have heretofore boasted of enterplace. Otherwise birds would not taining for our country. Good and -J- erry Beesley's Orchestra fly. nor salmon run. respectable citizens must realize the "Chechaquo not know. He gone. power of the majority and the shotHe leave hut while you eat meat, gun, and that revolution of honest say goodby to old men, go away to men is recommended In holy writ. You no I admit to considerable timidity, big cliff across Island. catch him. He make medicine to even cowardice, but conditions are First Pullman Car becoming so bad I am willing to engods, Jump in sea by now." The first pullnian car was built "He couldn't have reached there list as a soldier or member of a vig- in 1859. already. Put on your mukluks and ilance committee; I cart see no come with me. We may catch him other way out. The Intellectual " week will K nHu r oer Bide of reform has been settled ; we yet" lor the best article on Wh. .nn But Cherhaquo's Jnw set, and he are all agreed it Is necessary. Now honld nss Intermountain msde stood like a stone. "I no go. White let us attend to the physical side l.oods" Similar to above. Bend Chief boa me kill me I no go I and bring It about. rour story In prose or verse to - APEX Witch half-smil- mmmmmm GIGANTIC fur-be- July 24th Water Drink" FREE DANCING LAGOON $3 .llll Heap bad luck." There was no time to waste, so Eric sped back to Chlgum's hut "I'm going to try to catch him," he told Nan. "It's a long, dark trei, and you'd Mtor stay here." - (TO us CONTINUED.) Our smartest people are not verj smart; look at their advice at least twice. Our best people are not verj good; watch out when trading Witt them. " Products Column, P.O. Bail Lake Litj. If reur stnrr appears In this column yon will re ceive check for box ujj. $3.00; Week No. J329 W.N.U. Salt Citr |