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The Girl in the Crimson Cloak

WILMOT

“Not exactly." retorted Gerry. “As gimtgzter ot foot é didn't even think ed with how the it. It's: big thing to he. ed. you know. Bupe v

Ash n peered modiﬁed by Gerry's

rep . "You think so? You imagined would ba again the

B perintendent did not m

ta ppos I shlouid. Btutélscaesmt it all tgeggnd On 0W BEE e y0il 8X9 _ how mucgiyou come to miss it

ItwasOerrybtu-rn iul o .H ssdringh svhalt‘ gas 5T1. had at the

. ithmii at oiallclennitupan t t know how it

do some unlsh the person who (b) to take such steps as you deem t: e recurrence oi Isn't that nearer the t

Ge laughed. He to likreyﬁuperintendent better. He reit that a. man who could vaiae

ﬁiy wasted as a. superintemnt of police

‘I i... cached the end of the rose garden and wheeled about t0 retrace their steps. Ash was looking more than over thouilhiﬂll-

inda whether I

within miv rights tlcuiurty affair w th

Daynton," he hesitated. "You I'm in s. bit 0ft: difficulty. I d

r

pollcema-ixor as the neph amliy. In other words I kn when: I stand."

ent's soft spot when it: cams tn ou side interference. "1 had intends

co to pay the family a via urned to the Sudan. but I hadn't made an tlni arr

er ways oi’ wen in grévrliiulggreisgood ie w though Uncle

t

id Daynton. as a detached observer would you say- that either your aunt or your uncle appeared undu _ d bout th oi ~

"I on‘t know." Cterrv ‘elated. un-

tiiiis to recover, r .

remembering last night," stated Ash. deliberately. "when, I t here lest night-or rather early

.. "n yognoogtwmina

find themselves robbed o less valuable than the Lev Diamond. have a habit of going

GETlNSlHiICfiOWi»1W1 tutu“ HiINiIS rsztii- ‘will? u: mu.»

YUWVO X

ound withing.

“N ‘all’ lh Oddpﬂrtﬂfi-hll clseflzsitnei-‘Mr: L-evsioon nor her Kl hiubsnd have‘ asked me very much

u — 've quit: biuiit iwnnontbifni“ gained ill-Q (h! ﬁll!

by clear out forge t i.l about, it. hat would you guy's ‘b!

you werein my shoes

expert oed hours ago when he had been talk- ingionlsuuoieandauntlnthe do iounle. \

GIIIY AIOUBII SUSPIOION

"“" °"‘ with?“ ﬁm-‘ismotlfl similsr im-

. i.’ve been Wing to sort it out. out so iar I haven't. been suocwiu . Oi course l

m. .. mm guided something oi a

Bupermtendent

Ash had halted abruptly in vhis tracks as he heard uerrlyzs‘ story. There was e irown on

"I eﬁ ‘ as: tn oil-nit...- ‘° m“ i ‘ “of;

question. -. M11. uietkv. "It's this. Me you par-

tons‘! Whit! mean is. Are you a {gown nephew or anything like

uerrynsynton could not repress

' the only one who uidnto turn

U vs uenia nose vmeii iie nesro m Join- so

‘within Buns ic.Asic' Auburn "jliiﬂei? shes naught); o! the

g into nrst water. and when 1 r ad this Trgttm . . o ‘I ma‘. "I'm afraid m been on somet cise moment you merit oned the girl in the red c ded almost innate heard the cloak pa: Superinteaclient Ash Hunted. satisil 4

that the precious Leverton

momma bad been stolen, .l rather smiled to myasii. You see she's ni- w i ‘the police as a. strange genus oi microuszinr remov- ed rrom her

idlﬂilllvﬂ and aristoc-

‘ratio orbit. ‘in fee», Iliad visions

wnen a came new: nelre ox discov- zrum er prosira w in rage. m- ead oi that 1 nnd hehinoiiier- nit: ~

eupsrintendsntlish nodded.

I o! ‘meted as muchmat iui .",.ne -o lessen. a lying - other his pipeppwnien had

BUCIGUDJYIQMIO cola between his

teeth. menu. Ueynoon. thanks m auxin?‘ m

lot. All can't tor the iiie or ms mats out their-attitude. u

that-diamond "means so iittle to ‘em, Li‘ can't underssmd why they called

in i-he pouoe at ell. ‘they might just as well have said noihing abou. it and istit go at- that. Its got me xair whacked it has. It Just doesn't make es

lhemlyiivbliililb:

said deny. . ions gehté-ing nionggemiything I can

do m," lp-rouline woni—aiiy;hni.,

dﬂlft seem 90111 know quite Whit ID-

driendly with the never-

lt soun

“Than all the h the time

announcsrnnt. Llllm. Mrs. laverton mwmhwwm s she’d invited here lastonight p” rt thatfs not playing

as

itii the knowing iull well never be suspected. code oi conduo as bslrwe

d t. the ﬁe. wort‘??? main th inf

DUIIGI

m. cleft‘ off w

v she's s

DI n33.

11 t in 'kgid—-1 ask y " ' ne r,’ agree miimmitll’ I Gerry l’ 11y. “gilt all the some ii Auntio ll she won't let you have it, She's stubborn

lai- alarm atisc glass case th 0nd?"

him

o

with the head stalled it. You see I've bee man from headquarters comes down here every now and

that a

l8 should

ed the superintendent’; suspicions, and until he had its rtigiill: perspective he must

lie replied, seslly. ust

wasn't at

tha. aeing stri been slow to notice ih ‘.§"""‘”¢"i‘.“‘i‘é§" to d n yes an e an won er w e- ther there was not more iuMsri llway‘? storythan. at the mom-

what the girl had said about seeim someone in scarlet ‘cloak on th ircase how her attention ha ed to it by reason of th so iai- as she could recs Mrs. Levertori’: gue wearing "An what ri in the cloak a saw her on the s , Gerry, on a note of quite norms. interest.

sin shook his head. ‘wouima. so

fhvoid i:..pn ii in i ii . t@~ = i =i E ili

ton. but I've got ‘in likely to need ior _ ing." The Superintend- ents face grimaced as he made the “You sea. I'm in n the

cared stii! oi our going around generally ibﬂfre ai s

mam’ ie tent eiectricpiguop - ed invlsibly to i1 s.

ting Ins tor Sump- terkmrepgﬁcany minim: I've shot i! to lnndon to

‘they ever hear the alarms

q electrically-minded member oi the staff might have t diseimncct it: that is to

o°°3"$”$.%$§$§i$ d that B

. In W - erinxtzndent Ash nodﬁ his appra-

_ "On. there's another thin! tioned sh king moist-lire from the stem oi one of the parlour-maids me a. curious sio woman in a red

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about seeing a cloak last nicht up the stairs." rat's that?" Gerry broke

7 Wh itga acilizifﬁlt" excitedly. "Did you say a,

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ivities

black stnw hat trimm with a pink flower. a fuchsia-pink veil will hnrmoniu with lime-green or

1V with native and bring an added m" ble.

color to a spring ensem-

MIN CONSERVATIVE TO TIP ’ 0F SHOES

Otherwise calf and kid. with a giederenca for light dress celi, nrs is chocie. For evening he wears

ith soit bl kid tent n L‘ er ad: nr pa

ther. The straight last shoe, with a fairly rounded toe, seems to appeal to a rreat proportion of men, althgughlhhe moire iltecoratllce wiirig

Y-DE 8 D0911". 0°- Wnlil- . wftlli pointed toes. are in voggse age n.

LINES FROM A GARDEN!!-

My heart is light and he-ppy The spring is hers once more; I found it in the catalogue

DQHVQIGC b0 my G001’. And ll I turned the

P18" My thoughts on flying fest Rushed ofi into the future The summer days to meet. I saw those pictured blossoms Produced from seeds I'd sown more in my own loved garden

All to perfection grown. Reiuctsntiy my thoughts then Flrom summer had to go

To the grim reality

Oi gardens deep in snow. We“ But ioi the sun grows stronger; 51".??? ii. if?!” “iﬂiint

n i a e n h“ c l to Bus‘ ard ' . We We?! I mei-

Like me what~joy ‘twill bring That ever welcome catalogue.- The herald if the spring!

along.

( —- d] O'Connor Woods.

If you have much silver to clean,

keep an old alumlnirn bowl i- ally ﬁe

for the purpose. ‘It:

quarts of water use a piece oi sods d";

is... .l.is.s".r.:~ llhelyn not never vs the matter a second ihwcht un ii this morning

. easily. “It mi t t ‘El. the OQXOXLhIII it

roun the to ihll from the shoulder dqwn to the wearer's waist. In all the new models the veil interest is brought to the front. an important change from‘ ail the v Wfill during

e staining tihe flesh.

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medied potatoes.

‘Ib enhance the flavor of canned baked beans, mix ln a little brown sugar and add a few thin strips of B3Z.‘Z“..?.°.i‘f“i&‘&o '.”"‘°.....n‘“.‘£‘l the bacon browned. y

A six-inch egg-shaped Victorinn slaw plaque on ‘ -- Posy of multi-colored "everlasting daisies" is worn on a ribbon at the from or a romantic waning dress.

RODEO PYJAMAI

Paris has suggested rodeo beach pyjamas. Qowboy pantsof plain wool has wide fringed full-length biaid panels se-t 1n the sides which nsughtily screen the complete profile view of the bars legs. They are accompanied by matchin bo- leros. having simulated oai-Eridge pockets oi the plaid, and by Wild West shirts.

UHILDREN AND STRANGERS

Billy is a friendly little chap without leer oi anybody. It makes him the lovable little fellow he is, and bars many childish fears from entering his mlnd.. '-

His mother has taught him to look on the dentist as n jolly friend who is anxious to preserve his

when s. periodical exam ion or treatment is due. Billy ls quite happy about the visit.

.. The seme_.wlth the doctor and the visiting nurse. They are friends who relieve pain and help him to ﬁtness lltln.

Children can be warned about strangers without moi-ring their Mend! outlook or putting wild fears nto their heads. They can be told that strangers are mostly nic,s but to go swcy with someone they do not know may land them

unhappy. They ould be

about accepting candy, money or promised treats from unfamiliar people.

ADHESIVE TAP!

when adhesive tape is used fa s cut. finger it always ieavu I sticky mark, which is very difficult to remove.

I find that; s small piece oi clean white handkerchief (the same ails as the adhesive tape required), wound round the iinger first. pre- vents t-he tape from touching and

TRICOLOB SKEBRS

Sheers for trimness in the spring, for comfort in the bot

may be only s red he . “You rriean cloak." grunted Ash,

u osethey turned towards the house.

i (To be Continued)

.~wns'r c um s irons _ ogscsrugr"

‘o

you own ‘mix urs, or lz-y out dark blue,

5 i '- uiufs . N t i‘ oh l is-eeiyﬂailen ex ndilﬁeﬂi

weather, and tor travel, us hold- ing their popularity sin this

dreq usually looks aa-iresh miter n day‘s wear as it did at 0 o'clock in the moming.

Tricolor: are pofaular this s ring. Not merely r , white and ue. but iii-black and white check; for exam ls, with, tannin prlke red. rust and lime. conons 1137i]- iiooivi m SPRING '

‘me innocent spotless white of the first brave sno :_

The pastel tints oi madly. gay crocus; -

The blue-mauve. the unsure- pink. oi March morning hyacinth:

The clear yellow. the tender blue. of April-blowing tulips: '. ’

‘mess are the colors‘ that. blqrm ilrgwspringk garden of fnaiiiorrfor

PATENT LEATHER ntgnni‘ hunt ieouioi- promises“

m“ -*:.:-..v.r»°~*§.§ time? f; 0068M H ,- 6., Lunﬁionigs y sis".

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liress Uliyioi, EAST’

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Next time. serve the family poops gm in individual ramkeins with your

very best biscuit crust on - . or a nice oven-browned g of

far iiom home, probably lonely and ' ah wmmed

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near who are _ our , ‘es elwiiuhlns ‘ Voiuntﬂ‘! lawless

moms rouse 1.1m am weak“. v i

w. . erg. mint

sinusoid ~ ‘lbs

gas m‘l"irat_ laid examlha- The ieigti-ibccliﬂifrziiiitiﬁ; lgléi-sellligtilﬂlceiliéé h“ mm spam on an s eme musing carri . - , ‘l n‘ monial nccasiomi date from the troollo. ﬁnd ""1 11°" Wm‘ Norm “d h_ ‘m. She h days of the Roman Emperors. ggggiﬁ§mdltggggsi ‘A319 “Hmmm M u m ‘w. v ‘._I_>A’V ' 1pm mi grgygmend ha, ~. ‘m ' - m’ 3H3. ,9- Did you ever make your Hench ‘ ' ,» dressing with hall lemon and half

dunes‘ suzsnsrirs nu $ England to salad. t n

land iatssniewiui-rim int

the" youngest of the dates from the,

"do iri- asyaloi _ _ Aha. her time tens world‘ events.

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PAGE NINE

cifal land Personal /$. 'Feish i0|1s r Liieraliur

“ Man-tailored ’$

SUITS. . .

the choice of Spring

There's a grey msnnish worsted that will be up i.i'i front in any ‘fashion parade . . . there's a neat corded stripe that lends dis- tinction to the semi fitted style, and the wide peaked lapel, one link buttons welt pockets, side split skirt . . . so very New York in effect! These are only suggestions . . . come to-day and see the Island's

_ greatest show of suits.

$8.95 $10.95 $12.95 $17.95 $19.50.. $29.50

With Suit. a Sheer BLOUSE $l.95 to $2.95

0f course you'll need with your new suit a blouse just as illustrated. This smart sheer with frilly front appears to be “tops” at the moment.

White, Pink, Rose Blue, Suez

$1.95 $2.25 $2.95

Short sleeved sweaters in French Angora nre very popular . . . pink, blue, yellow

$2.95 .... $3.95

Straight and Boxy COATS are approved .

The new bright shades are shown in great assortment at Moore 8: McLeods . . . .

And there are black and M"? "9199 “M8.

with fitted bodice

ready here for Easter.

$22.5" ~*zs.“" $32.“ us.“

SECOND FLOOR

Bonnet." is credited

metsorol tool

ii/irﬂhisronv $$"“”$h

_*Ti a lsinied e-iliiaiyoigrwi his‘ v fﬁofi". ‘ . 0 n . . . ‘ have 1:141!‘ their ‘lrihflustrgcs 0,11,‘ Idling“ _ t .. s - are uses 1M Mil‘ tliﬂ.

aresaldto be-dirsetn-mmb

it"

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and then all the other-styles that are presently popular

is? $12.” *17.*~*

if it's righi. and new iis here

suits or the spsnish war, the in- i

slon of the French leader's visit

, to Innis. Events in indie brought

lime juice? Try it the next time u“, turban ‘gym m“; dog

you want an especially intriguing have nlmcd 1; “w; 3gb“, m;

dressing for fruit, vegetable or iisn m“; Indian 15d or mm“; fame,

r" Pilot ballotis. which are similar

Farmers represent nearly 30 oer- t top balloons and which are nus

of the Wor- cent of the population and 20 per 1g;-

l Com-pony. of’ Pan-Makers in cent of the wealth of the United have ‘been known to cocend Bitten. heights of 1'11 inilﬂ int/o the

ere.