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By HOLLOWAY HORN

“One of two things has happened. Bbe is either prevented from com- municating witn you or her silence agrnits of some quite simple explan- a

“Yes. That appears to be so."

"In the former case she will not be able to respond to any appeal we many broadcast, and in the latter she wi , when she feels like it, get into Eouclrelther with you are her rela-

ves’

"In the meantime, sir those of us who are interested in her are in- creasingly anxious. She was at that club alone, at the mercy of theta crooks." _

"Would it lessen the danger she is in if they were to discover that we suspected she is mzssma?"

" feel that some action

"I'll think it over. See me 111W! lunch."

"Very good. sir. There is one other point. I was in Kilburn last niaht as you instructed."

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saw his wife, Sadie Pachmann. She

“His wife?"

"Yes. I discovered that she ‘was his wife from young Biaunberg.

"What happened?"

Dollimore told him the story.

merit, and after a silence he W611i

on: “We're hshin in deep waters. “D t 1 d t

young fellow- V‘! ether we shall a lgtyofsmgng‘), m m3 Bfllth very 11111011 "P11151115 1° be 5w" it's ever to recover from Look in after lunch and I'll tell ycu m; affair’ it must have l chance}. H "I know all about that, Fernan- Wman. dez." said Dollimore.

"Var_ d r." snore Dollimore went w the ti“

What I think about the OUIGI Wl-lllg

Chief's room that afternoon he as-

zsrtained that Dr. Lovell Faber was H13“; 511m. y still without news of his counn. 'we11 R0 ahead; "Very well. An important witness thfllpase has apparently disap-

A puzzled look appeared "Miss siennin ."

"The old ladys secretary? O11 t. surely. suggest that she had 1131-11111; W d0 with her employer's eath?"

e I don't. when did she

t sure. Mrs. Iiewing; 5°11. urse. dealt with the mat- ‘i

"But surely you know when shel left here? ' "very shortly after the inquest, r agine

"Did '0 a -- “Nony u see er go?

“I've thouaht it over." the Chlef'

laid. "and there certainly appears in 1o be something very strange in her payed

silence. A girl of that type, with re-

iHtlOIlS like Dr. Faber — whom I on his

know very well by repute —- isn't likclv to r_'o alone to an hotel, or if

the did, would certainly let her rela- d il\'9< know where she was." 5, ‘flhats exactly what I have felt, d

"Take one of the cars and B0 leave here?

flown to Mossford. Get into touch with Diicros, put the case to him

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nnd lee how quickly its analgesic content

roliavesyourpuin and discomfort. holes " Then because of its alkallzing letters to Dc The door was opened aclmiaiin came m;

Said in the doorway. "I you were engaged."

n. Sadie," Fernandez said. entlemen want kn 11 Miss St/snriing left,"

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mint have seen her to me as soon as you retiurn."

ters room in the hotel The Superintendent his story nispasionately. "Orders ate orders," t’s go. You appreciate, he went on gravely, you say is true the ly d 7"

ead meiy "anxious about her,

yo “They could not keep her a

oner indefinitely - obviously. And if

hardly dare let her go. I the club. I've been all place. In spite of the Chief, you're barking up the wrong tree. Will you do the talking when we ‘see Fernandez?" .. est.

“Good. Come on." th'I’he tiwo detictlilves vvlalketil Lbhfbllgh . e en ran - "I didn't see Flash Cardew. but l w, wemoffx 19m ‘goréj ggdewéiq,

,, l DO l7 h ' called at that shop for letters. 0%: 51p mom‘ u‘ e “as brushed on

But I over the should be taken, sir." I fancy

“YOU scams"

hgheyr {Olgldf Fernandez alone in ice. h‘

"o? “W”? Fheu ea-‘HY 3n, a “l” as tgey enieredfwlgililtgoifisgisienlts 121$? low like that.’ was the 01118 8 Wm‘ he was greeting them with a smile. entlemen?" he said.

fer to come up to

would." he said evenly. 're here, you may as

citor, of co teiz"

t d te ‘ma?’ a was her account

Fernandez consulted a small led- Paid the accouns . Lewin and the secre. 0n Monday evening

Saturday. I have 1&0 d any sal- tert at. ..she

B0? By car? A taxi? y have carried her

ser. "Mr. Rolliter both of Mrs tary, He p3 u parcntly. The o course, from the no doubt that he a try due to her. A1‘ sent.”

Sh

trunk to the “No Jiclsutir

- a mom

Did she leave an a

For MORNING AFTER her corres-

warded?"

"P1115 there been an and misery-and are accompanied by tl-‘llfle f0! her?" lies. Several letters.

crossed to a nest of nd handed three

g your normal alkaline balance. p

“These g ivhe

more put in,

said the Am go. She said "What time W35

should sgytlpe morning‘ Elevenbh" I

ydid she leave? In a car?“

on Tuesday morning," erican girl. "I saw her

a good can W. I remember It wg; 'Ph 0 a. friend and u see the friend?"

stranger to me." "gig ysbe take her luggage?"

0 brought it downstairs?"

ii - pqse‘ N°_I re n 1 the lift. I sup with her were were two trunks which she be sent to await her in t room at Euston."

Dollimore was watching her close-

trunks sent oil’ as shc

The hall-porter is the railway receipt

asked?"

bound to for them

said.

please," Dollimore.

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Dorothy Dix 81.11;.

7'4 And

I monplace s ‘Makgs up the commonplace ay.

_' b.i'ds, but the Indian

1 their human-like speech.

wooden spoons to stir wi See

airtight.

tops with sealing wax,

temperature causes fermentation.

shown by Schiaparelli.

lavender harvests this year.

bags. FOR EVENING Evening jackets, sometimes re-

length. Molyneux decided they

the Victorian dress silhouettes of

horizon.

it Pays _ —',——"'

Dividends A new innovation to keep cars from crossing from one lane to another is the uie of cables instead -of concrete abutments.

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The spin of a coin has changed the name of a new bridge in

The Technique of Holding ‘a Husband Con- Moniasu south Amen. It was

named Voortrekker Bridge because

sists in Making Him Comfortable and i». wagons during the recent aw

Giving Him Plenty of Appreciation and Fiattery

trek centenary celebration were the first to pass over it. Protests following the celebration caused the Town and Provincial Councils to meet jointly and spin the coin.

Charles Schwab once said that he drew a. million-dollar-a-year sstl- The @0111 fihflmled "16 "We °° V“ ary not for what lie knew about finance or steel-making. but for what _he d" Merwe Bridge-

knew about handling men. Shoo!

of women can turn that trick

140B i‘ and they get better paid for doing it. Whenever you 95"” CARE "F HANDASNgEL

palaces, yachts and

I

years‘ domestic war

I have tried hard to do my duty as a wife, nursed 111v husband when he was sick.

of u=eful household machinery.

g. orning Smile 2 n1.

woman who knows how

Bhflfty. economical. Am a good cook and I've kept a clean house. I have Q I have stood by him when he

wainflanllcliffl ltl dhl - ‘

1.1.5. me ';....°§‘......t§“n.°.‘ti‘€ u..°."i§°‘.i‘i’“‘ 3E.§~’é§i‘§‘é“¥'.n‘.32"ri“',f.£§ THE COOK'S “Across the street is my neighbor who 1,5 shims“ a d 1 _ Sh

mtakeshher husband et up and cook his own breakfast. lflle c.3113. homg

a n g t to a dirty ouse and a mean dinner. she keepg him 1n debt

WW1 1191' extravagance. Yet he adores her and fusses over her and thinks

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see a woman diked out like Solomon in all his KEEP THEM so" glory. with ropes of matched pearls, limousines and SMOQT“

gs, you are beholdlng a i — w manage meXL Invigorating though they may

When you see a woman whose husband eats be — and T1116 l0!‘ W! 111N519 out of he: hand and who stays in love with her - crisp rail breezes are a signal after she gets old and fat, you are looking at a for every woman to start 1181118 woman who knows how to handle men. Now, con- hand lotions and creams assid- sideri how rich am the rewards of those skilled uously and, in general to pay in the e art of managing men, it is strange that more attention to keeping hands, Komen so seldom think it is worth while acquiring arms and wrists smooth and soft

and perfectly groomed. It's time to lay in a new supply

In the first place. 1t will go farther than beauty or thin rubber gloves for house-

to secur husb nds 1 oil-shims d” “ml: oiiiwhalainotthm ‘lfifikmfi ‘the? wmk‘ n W“ new’ “.i‘."°........“°"l e a . n e con ace w na e -

husbands after they catch them. And. in theethirde em Q huuse gloves‘ don ti“ 5 8e

their marriages hapxpayeand serene and peaceful instead of being a. forty your firs; palf_ You'll gel; used to

place, it, will make if you feel a litt‘e awkiward in

them sooner than you think. And, once you do, you'll wonder whv

The generality of women, however, ignore these obvious facts, They 1 m . 1d on ms up with marvel ovcr why some homel girl marries the catch of the season, while {:8 ,§,,,‘),‘,’§,,,,,‘“,‘§,ufis pg, the bar-c the good-lockers were left w ing at the church. so to speak. They ro- hands o; hot d151, water, dusting, fess not to be able to understand why the husband of SOIIIEGOIIIIIIOIID ce gnrdemnfih cleaning and so 0m appearing woman is so devoted to her, while theirs are flirting with every n-s time also to see that, m", Efiiilnlifififiéa. ..‘?"....'§'é§i‘..‘§..§.‘{°3.$fn2°§il2;§’n‘3'm ‘f.‘fi2.l'“°“'°’.i is 1 10m" "1 ‘"1"’ '°"°“ “e” "‘° ishe knows llCW to manage them. on 1" or n kllchen sink and i“ the laundry’

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u Qne woman who is all hot and bothered over this subject asks me: Will you tell me whats the matter with men and what qualities men really appreciate inthelr wives? I have been married for twenty years. -_—.—_-—_.

as well as in the bathroom. Then. no matter where you are. you'll be able to use hand lotion each

I have been industrious,

CORNER

Pineapple rumplnn Marmalade 5 lbs pumpkin

‘ ‘ “ “‘***"¢ was relieved to see i-he man t scrambling to his feet unhurt from 4 lbs “ugar a lhexap of sand on which he had 2 “n5 511cm pmeappie

1 lemon, Juice and grated rind ltim-hod: Peel the pumpkin and

“Consider yourself luckv. mate!" t k t u d d m“ i‘, the foreman. ~ a c ou l-e see s an a gs. v v m“ , ., . l -h Lucky‘ be bhmedl tanned the but the flesii into smal cu es and Unsung,“ Scot. "Ive broken my braces."

cover with the sugar. Set aside over

The Housewife

. I I I Q‘: Activities A cgginglcmplaoe life we shy. and

8 . But why should we sigh as we Bil! The commohplakoye sun in the com-

. All ' tis bb . ; the m? éfiliapififlii alga-kings 1y

-much mom proficient than many parrot species that are famous for

When pickling or preserving use good fresh fruit and vegetables, first-class qualit vinegar, unchip- ped enamel or a uminum ‘gens and

that the bottle or fare are clean and dry and can be rendered

Wrap corks if these are used, in greaseproof paper, and seal the

Store pickles and chutneys in a cool, dry place, as too warm a

Velvet gloves. shoulder high are worn with low-cut evening gowns

migland had biunper wheat and _ . that shne» like polished apples, Don't throw away baby's woollen

bootees when he has outgrown them; they make excellent bliie-

nal --- Fashions --- Lite

Her

W116 after you have had your hands in water. To correct unusual 101181111688. rub some of your regu- lar night cream into your hands before solos to bed and wear clean loose cotton glove; while you sleep.

Hand exercises are important, iw — especisii for the mature woman who sel om goes in for any active sport. Unless your hands are graceful. with fingers and wrists flexible instead ei’ rigid, they won't be really beautiful no gigtter how soft and smooth they

When you use hand lotion, massage it ln with u ward strokes from fingertips to wr u. In addi. tion, several imes a da , let hands hang perfectly relax at sides, then dswlng t-hem around and aroun in small circles. Kee ing 3113s yjust relarlcxedk,‘ maket berieve

ou are s a ng wa er rom flugefllpfl- Owning and closing fists rapidly is another good hand exercise. So is pulling imaginary

. taffy.

FRESH-FACED LOOK arrmtsl T0 svmvoiva i

The sh-faced look - cheeks

eyes shining through a natural- looking fringe of lashes, a whole- some splash of freckles on the nose. and hair that falls in natural soft waves—has unfailing appeal.

If you are sacrificing the fresh-

ferred to as peferlnes. because they have so strong a likeness to the little jackets worn by C-odey ladies in wide skirts, are new-look- ing when they are just below waist-

were the best accompaniment to

. ~ - evening frocks wilt-h full stlainsiémg =t 's ' . f

Meet llnlisvoodis‘ newest-and youngest-star. After 77 it! er §’,“CKL°L."T,°Q,Zfi{{}§"1‘5{,§,§3,§b,§,

babies iiarl been turned down, l4-month-old Peter B. Good landed job in "Brother Rat. and the Baby"..He has made such a hit in the studio that a third “Brother Rat" story is being written for him.

-- »—-.:.- *T':*:t:_—__t._;:fi:i bands for edging are on the style

Anrl more capelets and shawls — likewise these are to accommodate

the evening. Fabric sfoles with fur

faced look for quantities of make- up and a coiffure as forbidding as a marble statue, you ought to ask yourself now and then whether the sacrifice really is all to the good. It might be a good idea to let your hair fall natural‘. around your face, put on a min mum of make-up and then see what you think of yourself. '

According to a young actress who is making a success 0n the New York stage, it has taken courage to resist the temptation which betvts every rising star, to let experts redesign her face and do a coiffure that represents a masterpiece of the haiiviresslng art. But she has stuck to her guns. She's as fresh-faced as she was when she arrived in New York more than a year ago.

"I think it's a mistake for any woman to let an one sell her the idea of makeup at seals the face in mask-like fashion," she says. "I believe in foundation preparations. of course, but 1’ think lhev should be thin and porous, not tightening and heavy.

"Don't try to draw on new lips with a lipstick. The work should be done ‘by an expert. if dune at g1]; pnd even then only for even- ing. The difference betvnen lip tissue and skin, when you go over the boundaries of your mouth. is too obvious to deceive any eye Follow your natural llnllne, and’ keep tihe color smooth and clear.‘ she continues.

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