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Show Scraps Flower Afghar ther Yam ft for w raWs at flower f J'lh. W. - rainbow-tha- 1-. rf thi rtrikin ,hj sayeat, easieat thing f,hn Jat are 7 inchea wide. of : flower to acrapa By WmU CHAPTER XX Byrne Ifmrtrr. William Byron Mowcry WNUScrvIcs. ('oo Untied and iielplea, he glanced at Patricia, her expression tor Warren nodded. Yea, approxi- hopt searching of escape. But he saw no hope mately that, he said. Convinced, in her. Firm, unyielding, she stood a now, that Patricia harbored no ven- beside the little table where geance, he felt more at ease, and over a cup of tea. she had once, begged I) hia courage was flowing back. tor Craig's life and had agreed to a Studying Patricia narrowly, he was shanghai marriage in order to save N watching for any weaknesa or senti- Craig. ment that he could take advantage to 1 haven't he said t. What to it that I have to agrea wearily. He any choice." (topped, confronted Pato?" tricia. I cant go to the "You must Mil all those claims I'd be an old man, old andpen. God, broken, IBS to Craig and me, at the pries you when 1 got out. I'll do what Pattern you Patricia stated. We paid," will sell say. Ill this Resurrection field color three shade of one see they are returned to their to you and Tarlton. then Ideal lovely jeweled effect. owners." Patricia stepped over to the winPattern original -- .fold Germantown. did not answer at once. dow. Warren Dennis! she called to the direction Poker-facecomplete onfin he regarded Patricia man yonder. Bring me that joking the afghan; illustra-- , ilently; and In hia manner there key!" . . . it and of all atitchea used; was confidence that he could of itograph of aectlon A while after Warren had and outwit her, a giri. left, the requirement; bar- group of prospectors who had burThats a pretty i suggestion. ied Sam Honeywell came down to gain, Patricia," he said finally. i 15 cent in stamp or coma His remark stirred anger In Pa- the cabin. They crowded the little tor thia pattern tricia. ? preferred) D'you realize, place, and some had to aland Sewing Circle, Needlecraft Warren, that Sam Honeywell la The towering redhead was tSS 82 Eighth Ave., New York. dead? That Rosalie and Straus and their spokesman. ' 2sr Odron are dead? That Craig la "We've been working up nerve Bing ad- ise write your name, tying in an Edmonton hospital all for the last two days to come here. and pattern number plainly. shot up? And now when you, the Miss Pat. and speak our piece, cauM of all this, are given a chance he said humbly, crumpling hi batto waBc away from here sale and tered hat We've got a lot of 4 sound and scot-freyou call it crow to eat and we sure've been USEHOLD Yoe're right. It to; it's eating It What we want to say li all n your side. You're getting tial ESTIONS all the breaks." dwayi 1 Warrens confidence ebbed conrevtih Outwitting Patricia was siderably. Furniture. Groupings iping cr the not so easy as he had thought She rniture, including pictures was a k to totally different ' creature imps, should generally bal from the to note girl whom tie had brought in width other tach height, Imoetil to the Arctic with him last summer of lightness or heavi- feet and whom he had kept in the dark irdthig tousing experts say. while bt for three whole months about hia 0 0 0 appoint-business there. ad Needle This Way. Ah After a moment he tried another thread the end of cotton move, a personal approach. I think off the reel into the nee-i- t that hi friendliness, Patricia, yea will the loose end, and it to let me keep a part of this knot When nsing double ought field. You know what the situation knot the two ends separata-- i is in Chicago. You know that if prevents any tiresome I return there with nothing to shew g and knotting. for the time and expense of this Arctic expedition, Parkes is going ta iture Coverings- Zipper edge me out of the firm. Do yea ire- on furniture coverings think that that would be just? As the coverings asy to re-b- r my friend, would you wish to see laundering. that ha, pen? 0 0 "This to a late time, Warren," ng Wall. When washing Patricia reminded, for you to betinted walls with soapy gin talking about justice and frienda cleaning powder, ship. Craig and 1 both tried to is made easier if a little folk justiee and friendliness to you added to the water to all winter, and you sneered at su paste. The paste win and want .cruelly ahead with yeur Now yotfre askje mixture to the wall long own selfish plans. for the powder to dissolve ing me to help you out at the ot these MO Resurrection men. 3 cant do that, Warrea. It " lag House Plants. When would be a betrayaL Which house plants are "As Hat your going back empty-hande- that after all job .and. Craig done for fan, but becomes more like clay ff thought at that. I us, wo turned around and let yam im it may be lightened by down. We was a .bunch of dirty Craig readily agreed sand to tt. Plants grow .that you can keep the Kessler hill bums this kind Of soil. ilode. Phil Kessler was a traitor to men agreed. "Yeh, several-othe- r .us, .ana ave wouldn't want him to "Lousy bums!" Bun the Cake. Set an .recover (that property- - That mine If you fellows don't iget busy iladk to go elf st the time will xepay you for all your expenses .around here, I will think that you're I! ekes, and coasts, are dee .and yield you, besides, an eventual jo ounch of lazy fauns" Patricia cut i! listed. It can be heard dll .profit U almost a million do&irs. Xheir apology abort Weve got 1 e house and as a re-t- o Xhafa a Jot more than you really work tc do, instead of eating craw .ar speaking pieces We've got ta put the besy housewife deserve. Den a good another job, may "Hew .about Tarttoo'a radium .up a new Rock-HoVftotea H rgotten the time. Jake do f hava to surrender skat .big one, thia time and some over-flaI cabins end a warehause. too?" SC You denit own Craig's radium have 40 tore of supplies and. clothes Patricia informed and equipment re the tag here Juke, Warren. 109 LACK "SPou merefcr .think you do." from Edmonton, and not a aign of (Don't own U? Why-w-hy, a roof to store them under. tWe've Ads. Vn. Ive got the papers to it; I got to lend out a party to drain rtasnSia,lMl W. PiS- " that pitchblende lake co's we can paid Aim quarter-millio- n Warrea, begin operations there thia summer. Patricia interrupted. tetetha'refT' Craig told yesi explicitly,' that 'ava- That's just a few samples at what's office, that if you cut oat for us" . I M wot taef. iling in the Sen Whem they had gane, Patricia a dealt square with him hed deal R. 1 square with you. He warned you pulled her table beside the window twice Hist if you tried to cheat or red itarted writing a wireless mesNee mat, tablet, use aay dishonest weapon, you'd he sage to Craig, a word f love awi nt IMS. the loser. Wefi. you did cheat renouncement, a word about her As Worse than that you had him kid- successful deal with Warren. naped. And worse than that you she wrote, us she pictured Craig lyintended to let Lupe murder him. ing sick and lonely to faraway EdIn con sequence you don't own that monton, she waa shaken with longlake at ciL ing to drop all her srark and Op Warren merely stared at her, too to him. But she fought- the longing IWt Neglect Them? dumfounded to speak. Patricia ex- down. Resurrection wo her job, till Craig came back and kmk hold plained, quietly: "Before Craig and Poieon came again. back from their prospecting trip, Deep within her, born of her desWarren, they staked two lakes, twin perate homesickness dwelt the lakes. One of them has the pitch- hope that when these Resurrection rtf blende deposit in it; the other has projects were running smoothly ah water. Craig had two seta o claim could leave Poieon in charge, join papers. The set that he signed osier Craig to Edmonton, and they could to you covered the lake with the wa- go on to Chicago together. The ter in 1L thought of never seeing her mother Warren rose bodily from hia chair and Frances again was unbearable. as he saw how Craig had outwitted To all her other sacrifices she had ia hi him. In aU his life he had never acquiesced, but not to that one; and been so smash ingly dene in. ha knew that she never could acbe A lake with water to It, J to it. ' Yet she realized that quiesce quarter-millio- n a I paid repeated. her chances at ever visiting her dollars for that for a damned home were next door to nothing. mud pond. He snarled: "And Tarl-to- o She had Defied her father, and for he calls himself honest I That's that he had cast her into the outer a plain swindle. darkneu. "Then you're the swindler. Warren. You swindled yourself. It was In the outer office of Wellington, Craig's firm Intention, if you dealt Parkes k Lovett a whisper flew the to give you square with him, about, that July morning: "Craig EELS bona-fid- e papers If you hadn't kid- Tarlton to here! Patricia WellingAT naped him, framed these men, ton's husband! browbeat me, and . . Wen, you'd Everybody stopped wore. Through ID ED now find yourself in possession of a and winthe glass panels of doors VM $2,000,000 lode The dishonesty was stared surreptiear dows everybody yours, and it boomeranged on you." tiously at the tai. rangy man who of ms "How about my two hundred and EAD- came down the corridor, limping a fifty thousand? Am 1 holding the little In spile of his cane HES! bag? That was my own personal In the inner suite Craig sloo,, at money, not the firm's I bought that the desk of the telephone secretary, lake." as the high and haughty Patricia Patricia's eyes opened a litue had stood there on a July morning wider. "Hmmph," she said, much ago. one year as Craig would have said it "So like to see Mr Wellington Td I waa suspected money! 9JJ ' that your and then Mr. Lovett" he requested, It was You saw a chance to make not too busy." tried to get "if they're a tidy fortune and you into the voxiphone. spoke The girl of letting -it all tor yourself Instead Mr. Craig Tarlton. to Tarlton. Mr. the firm In on it. Fino, Warren! la, ath to please." you, ice arras asking But about your .uarter-millioFor several momenta the voxiof Craig and 1 don't want a cent blank astounded phone waa silent a that WeU refund it to you within silence. came au explosive Then It the bigof , the year, and on top Mh. a spluttering wrathful explo-" can gest interest you ever received m which only the words Hi Warren k up .inii pneed r were f RK(XIMMKNnED ,.t till hell freezes overl" In one-side- d it "One-sided- I out-aid- e. one-side- I ti - - g PEP? ssr S "W-to-a-- .2i ?" "Ask him to come in. Miss Fish er." Followed by the stares of the four private secretaries Craig walked over to the door and entered the sanctum of Jasper Wellington. At the rosewood table Russell Parkes and old Jasper.' leagued had been having a hot argument with their junior partner. As Craig closed the door the old financier opened on him like a machine gun. What are you doing here? If you've got any business with either Lovett or me, say it and then I'll have you pitched outside. You've got crust, showing up at my office. It's a wonder that she that that she didn't try to come along. "That Patricia," Craig said, "is up the North Shore, at her home. I sent her there short while ago." "You what? She's where? At her home," Craig repeated, evenly. "She's going-tvisit with her mother and Frances for a few days. Old Jasper Wellington turned apoplectic. Why you you scoundrel, sending her up there, when I wrote her, when I gave her strict orders He reached fur the desk phone. I'll have her pitched Craig put hia hand on the telephone. "Just a minute. You won't have anybody pitched out. Your 'strict orders don't cut any ice with me. Patricia has a right to visit her home, and you're not going to trample on her right. This visit home to my wedding present to her, and you won't break ft up-- 71 "I'll be damned if I don't You'll surely be damned them, for she's going to stay there, aad furthermore she's going to visit her home whenever she wants to; and Ill tell you why. . . . As the storm broke, Russell Parkes stole into hia own office, to escape it; but he left the door open so that he could hear. Warren stood aside, watching the violent clash between the two men, listening to Craig's withering indictment df Wellington, Parkes li Lovett For the first time In his IS years with the firm he saw old Jasper Wellington outmatched; saw the man Stop thundering, anil (begin to listen, and finally draw back, frightened, os Craig kept rapping out his figures and names and dates. Now, you ean take yeur choice," "I Craig wound up his philippic. oughtntt to give you any choice. You dont deserve rer- - Youve gutted snore operating mine companies, you've washed snore havoc in the Canadian mining industry, than any other man in North America. Where did I get there facto and figures? Dyou forget that! eras on your staff for two years, and that I've bean a geologist aad mining engineer for 12 years, wRh my eyes and ears wide open? tlf yoa weren't Patricia' s father Pa-tric- ... out" -- and an old man, Pd go atraight to Ottawa with what I know about your companys security manipulations in Canada and your wildcat affilia- tions and your dummy stock setups, and I'd blow you clear out of the dominion! I've been wanting to do that for years, and now I've got the money and the backing. What's it going to be between you and me peace or war? Wellington glared In venomous silence at Craig, and swallowed hard. Silence, from him, meant that ho waa beaten and knew It. To save his fact he swung on Warren. You handle this, ho barked. "Do whatever you damned care to! Ho turned away, strode into Russell Parkes' office and slammed the door. At nine that evening Patricia came down from the North Shore to the Loop hotel where Craig waa staying. "I had to see you again, husband, before you left for Winnipeg," she explained breathlessly, in their suite. She was radiantly happy over her visit home, the visit that Craig had hammered out for her. "Next Wednesday oh, it's so far away, dearest!" "But you'll be visiting with your mother and Frances; and I'U have a big pile of work on my hands; aad the time'll fly. Are you running back to the North Shore right away? No. I seas meaning to stay here with you, till you leave at midnight uiJess youre too busy and rent me to go now. "You silly!" They eat in a chair at (he window, looking out across foe lights of the 'City and the dim moonlit silver Of Lake Michigan, tiinking of fsrasray Resurrection and the challenging work that awaited them all-da- n rSSBpfca r-- ROSStTER. Mtr. "-- in, hia mu1" him Thr Corpora' a i ' cuff key w. ( imnrls fr-i- he .(! distinguishable. Jut then, a moment afterward, (s'liitfully came the voice of Warren Lovett ... !:ng the cool and even, as always: finger. Cornered I., ,u r. The above model, right, should set one straight, both in matters of thoughts and actions, for it has that look that's so typical of the modThe act of ern sewing is most simplified in this little number, as the seven pieces and the cut-awdiagram clearly illustrate. Make this frock in duplicate for your complete chic and resistance to clothes worries. The Patterns. Pattern 1431 is designed for sizes 38 to 52. Size 38 requires 4 material. The yards of of a collar in contrast requires lem of . snSffis progress brought about hr the limbs dying from 'exclusion of sunlight he said. "The decayed breaches drop to the .ground, leaving kxegular stubs that oftra ding to the tore for 20 or 100 pears before they are enclosed hr now .growth layers," Paul It is (three broken branches that appear as Anota when (he treea are eut op for lumber. To escape knot formaSon Paul recommended early pruning of forest treea. That makes the pruning scars smaller und restricts them to the center of (he tree. Branches, he said, always should be removed with a sew rather than an ax. A smooth cut close to the trunk permits Immediate formation of clear lumber, according- to the silvicul- turist's report. i UncLe ay L. " I 35-in- ch yard. Pattern 1436 is designed for sires 12 to 20 (30 to 38 bust). Size 14 requires 3Vk yards of material, plus H yard contrasting. With long sleeves 3 yards are required. Pattern 1435 is designed for sizes 12 to 20 (30 to 40 bust). Size 14 requires 4 yards of material, plus yard contrasting. Send your order to The Sewing Circle Pattern Dept., 149 New Montgomery Ave., San Francisco, Calif. Patterns 15 cents (in coins) 39-in- ch 39-in- I ,i ; l t J t each. e Bell eradicate.' WHO Service. Our Presidents a TAYLOR never stayed in one place long enough to qualify as a voter. During the panic of 183? Martin Van Buren could not always get his salary. 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ST pie Square L.50o ery, which would behoove the fastidious young woman to now turn her gentle thoughts to the prob- a, rEEtirSiws hotel girl is like a melody A PRETTY and her frock is the swing in it that makes you remember her and never lets you forget puts that "remember me ingredient into all frocks, modfrom its simple els to its more exclusive fashion firsts. You, Milady, have an exceptional opportunity today to choose an engaging frock from this taking trio. Just rend for your pattern and will do the rest see you through every step to a happy, successful finish, or, in other words, to a thrilling frock fortified with much "Remember me. Five' Shipshape Pieces. Start your day in an attractive there. morning frock if you would leave y impression on the "Oar barrens trip this summer, a bright suggests Craig we'U never ge. So make it," family. dress at Patricia said ruefully; fondling the the new, young-lookin- g ithe left for creating a really last-iin- g blactk waves of his hair. We will make it. We'll wedge impression. It will impress sweet You and I've you, too, for the five pieces fit it together so effortlessly and progot that coming to re. Tt'll be wonderiul, Craigl It'll duce such shipshape style that bo like like Gods toko, again. you'll be not only pleased but Setter, giri. I won't be always thrilled. Gingham, percale, or seersucker is (he material sugcalling you a butterfly, and you wont be always slapping me, as we gested for this popular frock. did then. Exclusive Looking. From across the hotel court came A beautifully styled frock that a radio song. It asas too Indistinct will lend a festive feeling and a for Patricia to hear the words, but note of glamour to every occasion waa like the lilt of it the lilt of ia the smart new piece, above another song which she once had center. It ia modern of line, graheard; and her ftps began fitting cious of detail, and flattering bethe words at that ether song to the yond belief. The new tucked skirt music of this one: looks important, yes, even exclusive, but happily for you, Milady, Oh, p'tite Oise let, in the Stroqg-Woodit's as easy to sew as any you've done. Note the little button trim Your foot la caught 'in the snare inand youthful collar and cuffs' to visible. add that telling touch of good In the cruel babfeche . . . taste. Make a copy for now in THE END satin or silk crepe. e Look. Winter is here, hut Spring is Possible, According packaged up for as early deliv- - IpaassSSSS wssaar- - Simple or Sophisticated ? CTOM KIYEK all the In ' ; 1 1 ! i if Cwomutoton. SoeErf you lulneproduci sod want. (Adv.) m Starts next Issue! SOCIAL and BUSINESS at the ACTIVITIES CENTER ffotel MISTRESS of MONTEREY BY VIRGINIA STIVERS Historically accurate, this great new serial California In brings the true story of early the days of Spanish domination. 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