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helm-12y MW " this hahdreas de- oigned for Am Mum“, From a "n Part. tho h':.: " waved un and into . long In” at chm-2‘ 1:14»; the re- mlnarr h (-om‘mvs straight to "I. up: v.’ the inch by lurmt: Into brit-hed-nut 01:1“. in.” close to the neck with a Blttg'.tt deep vane. Wives Octlive Husbands in bCoct Cases Because "Men Don't Know How to Take Care of Therncetves" Widows Are Four Times As Many Thert- ar" tour times as many wt. dows as widowers because men do not know how to take care of them- nieves. Telling women who want to keep their husbands what they must get them to do. Lillian G. Germ writes in MH'all'sr. "The same story. with variations is told every day in the obituary limit-m or men of middle-years: 312.10: women in the United States in one your were widowed through the ravages of hrart digs-use. Over a million men. about on" per cent of the whole population. suffer be- ('1lll.;l- n! breakdown of the heart function; victims ot improper liv. lug nut r (any; too much work; too little relaxation; irregular exer- eitre, a heavy. monotonous diet, in. door lite: too little sleep. "Thoro- are tour million widows in the United States. and one mil- Mon widowrrs. which means only one wife out or every tour will on- Joy old age with her husband. In spite of dangers of childbirth. do. gttcrstlt. avcldrmtq . women outlive the men. “Women know that cure ot dis. ease in its early stages often pre- Queen Mary Will Look After Them vents a long a to the thst " The Lime Prhvcecces Are to be Left in the Queen Mother's Care While ' the King and Queen Are in Canada The visit of the King and Queen to Canada next year will bring Queen Mary from her self- imposml semi-retirement to super- vise the care of their two daught. ers Prime» Elizabeth, heir to the throne, and her sister, Princess Margaux-v: Rose, will be under the official supervision of the Queen Mother hut will be directly cared rosum init " places the Winter Silhouette Is Full But Slim Tight-fitted Waistlines - The Skirts Made of Yards of Aside from the hoop skirts, with which the wearers loop the over- skirt up over the arm. revealing the hoop Petticoat while dancing, the silhouette of the season is about as follows: Extremely nude shoulders tif the straps are pres- ent at all they are narrow and tiny in the extreme); contoured bustlines. often by means of loos- ened gathers. shining. posing of conspicuous big flowers right It the front; wide corsetlike waist- lines. shirred, or seamed or band. ed to give I very tight fit, some- time: almost to the hip bones, and skirts which are full to a startling degree; but which hang straight when the fhrure is at use. Some of then almost nuke I complete circle why“ thtweuer 'dnntesrand timggni min they are he” out ”#6113 one; ttie ,rtit for dandng.’ "a. "of mama in: aiming." fGii 'ii' like-Eli - into the” skirts. their governess. Wiss Joan M. They will follow their school routine. living at e ir cpe ted however, that nry's visits to Bucking- 'P will be much more fre. tile the children will go Marlborough House to . grandmothcr. She will -r former practice of tak. for afternoon visits to nnblic interest. such as pa Material h me int that cure pt‘diy stages often pre- 9; they give heed or pain. -""'"""'* -.-------. m such uscu Synopsis Detective Dan Colwell of the Grabcr-Vael private 'delecliva - is nuignod the job of shadowing McDonald when wife fears gang!" pun-ic- nro pl...- ting to murder bu. McDonnld u killed in spite of Colwell'a wnleh- fnlnen. Now, with McDonald dend the smuggling ring which he led has become disorganized. Colwell risks his life to gather evidence by playing one against another. CHAPTER XII The telephone jangled. Every- one stiffened. Quillen, at a nod from Otto. rose and went to the instrument. "Hello." His eyes swerved sud. denly to Colwell, lifted to Graber. "Mr. Colwell? Never heard the name. Just a minute, please." Perspiration increased bn his face. Lefty looked shocked. "Say he knows colwell's here and it's urgent. He's coming up'," Otto gaped, nonplussed. He seemed wholly unable to guess who Was at the other end of the wire. He climbed off Colwell and gestured for him to rise. Dan did, >traightened his torn clothing and stood breathing hard. "Yeah," Lefty growled into the telephone, "just a minute." He handed Dan the instrument. The black looks on their faces and the warning gestures told Coiwell there would be a sudden end of him unless he worked it right. Cuber held Dan's automatic, Quil- len held his own and the bread knife. and Helen, her wavy brown hair in disarray, looked hateful as she gripped a snulwnosed thirty- vizht. The Chief of Detective: "Hello. Oh, you, Harry? Sure, visiting some friends. You’re downstairs? Well, I don't know, Harry. I mink these people are guing out or I'd say come right up." "Don't you bring him up here!" threatened Quillen. "Who is it?" "Wait a second, Harry." He covered the mouthpiece. “It's Deane. You know. Otto-chief of detectives, the city force? He's anxious to see me. Says it's urg- out." know Colwell grinned as best he could. "l told him." REDUCING IN SPOTS It Is important, In trying to re. duce. that first of all you give close attention to your posture and cars ring-o. "How come Deane know youll be here'."' Surplus tat in various parts ot the, body is olten caused by lncor- rect posture., A double chin is also "rour.dtt about by constantly hold. ing the head down. Layers of tat accumulate at the part Just above the waist, because of wrong car. riage when walking and careless posture in repose. The base at the back of the nccit is fatty as the re- sult of incorrect bead posture. Hold your head orect. chin in. the shouulders back, and your chest high, with abdomen flat. Walk and suit to your full height. Not only will you gain in height but you will gradually tlattett out some ot those curves of tat you‘ve aecutnulttted. There is no use indulging in vig- orous reducing exercises it your posture is going to onset these ben. ems. Here is a sit-down exercise to bring about a youthful neck and chin. Drop chin forward onto the chest. Then raise head upward and let it tall backward, chin in air. Turn head sharply to lett, then to right and return to tirat position. Do this tlee times and repeat the movement several times through- out the day. My leaflet on “Reducing in Spots" gives complete details and suggestions. You can obtain a copy and any ot the (allowing helpful leatlets, by sending a so stamp for each one required: Face Care; Eye Beauty: Hand Beauty; Your Hun Underweight: How to Slim; Bust Development; Feet Cue; Super- tluous Hair. At the name time at about your personal beauty Prob lems. __ Please mention this paper. till erG to: Barbara Lynn. Room 421. 73 West Adelaide St., Toronto, Ont. bu- 'y.y.y:.. "What about l"' Dan shrugged. "How should I -; 'u'w: '.9.,' Jr I ”an . I "Sportsman' Flies High" by Lawrence" Keating Both men gulped. "Put him off. Send him away '." 'snarleq Otto. tDan shook his head. "You know how Hurry is. Crash in anywhere. And he says it's important, Wat he's got to see me." They still were dazed " this turn. Awed. Uncertain whether they were going to be forced to let Colwell go, or if they did so, whether it would mean the strong arm of the law bent around them. "I'm kind of anxious to beat it," Dan admitted. "lf Deane comes up you’ll have to let me go, and you'll land in trouble if I tell what you’ve just tried to do Kill me now and you’re pinched. But if I walk out of here I swear I'll not breathe a word of you fellows torturing me." Seconds ticked past. For once the resourceful Graber could think of nothing. He fairly slobbered with savagery. But his slow nod proved that he considered Col. well's trick fireproof. "Harry? I'll come on down. No, they don't mind; I think they were going to kick me out anyhow. Weren’t you, Helen?" he asked the girl. "How about, it Lefty? And--" He jumped. The bread knife had slashed his coat. There was a look about Quillen that took Dan's breath away. He swallowed and forced a cheerful tone he by no means felt. "Okay, if I'm not there in three minutes, come up. So long, Harry." He placed the instrument on its cradle. Trembling, he faced them. Gl'aber was beside himself, chang- ing color every second. Lefty's face was blotched and he kept working his big paws convulsively. In the flaming eyes of tho girl Dan thought he read a certain grudging admiration. "Yoa Flay Too Rough" 1."etieulously Colwell straighten- ed his wrinkled and torn clothing. Two buttons were gone from his shirt but he managed to hide their loss. He picked up his topcoat and hat, jammed the latter on his head, and put a hand on the door knob. Every second he expected to be stabbed. As an afterthought he stepped across to Graber and held out his hand for his auto- matie. Learn to Type at Home Typing I: a valuable 81 Weekly asset. Only " new; Buyl . buy: a new: f,iil1"dt not ‘I mos Dopu ttr CORONA bonsai)“ t'ypewritei, in. cluding Carrying Case In: In“: Typing Jotrutttor.,.Vrite for fttlt detain. . . ' Ei C, guilt I Coron- Typewrlten of Canada Ltd., " PM“ St. H.., Toronto "You've got one of your own, Otto. I paid good money for that." "Listen, Dan, let's talk this over? How about--" "Sorry, Otto. You boys play too rough." He poked the gun in his pocket. pulled open the door, and swung down the corridor to the elevator. His legs were weak. Back there, he knew, they won- dered whether some game was be- ing played-or was his telephone summons bona fide? Accidental? Safe? Passing through the lobby, Dan nodded to the grinning clerk. He almost collapsed on the sidewalk. It was the tension of his danger suddenly relieved, the bruises and cuts and scratches and clouts with gun butts that had robbed his strength. Never before had he Bp- preciated the sweetneSS of outdoor air, smoke-laden as it was from a thousand factories'. . Quarter Million In Dope He limped along, his face stern. He had failed to learn the means of smuggling in that quarter mill- ion in snow, save that he possessed the license number of a particular truck destined to carry some hind of packing case with the stuff in- side. The correct numbers he had in his memory. But all that pain in Helen Faue's apartment had been for nothing-or precious lit. tle. Second, they would grab him again if they could, and no ruse would get him off. It would be swift murder, sure this time. Quil- len could not afford to have Dan walking the streets with that eye- witness story in his head of the slaying of Arthur McDonald. Nor could Graber permit Dan to live peacefully with his knowledge ac- quired about the dope ring. "I'll wait," he reflected, "and give lrita another ring. See what's her angle on all this. She'll know something, maybe." Co1well's bruised and scratched face relax- ed as mentally he pictured her. He shook his head admiringly. “Plucky kid '." The angular, hawkmosed man who stood alone in the hallway was known to Colwen. The man knocked again, the four staccato raps which were the prearranged signal. Co1we11 withdrew his head from the squnre milk door above the icebox in the kitchenette. Be ONTARIO ARCHIVES TORONTO Solomon) Idea Of A Good Wife Solomon said it first when he put thtr-respoitsibility form penny mar- riage largely on the wife out Be. marked that a husband who picked u good one wouldn't take a million tor her, though he measured the price in terms of rubies rather than in dollars. And he told us what a good one was too; describing her as being well groomed and, well dressed, a fine housekeeper. 'tt hard worker. practical. economical and provident and charitable -' a woman to be proud " Solomon set great store by the fact that the good wife would never let her husband down; never even arouse his Jealousy or suspicion or tempt him to oggle other women in retaliation. He gave her points tor common sense. for being a good conversationalist and entertainer, saying something every time she opened her mouth, yet always in a kindly spirit. More points tor hold- ing her husband with a light rein. Capt. George E. T. Ryan, who on Utah's salt flats last Septem- ber set the world auto mark at 357.5 miles per hour, was arrested just outside of London, England, and fined $5 last week for dashing along a road bordering the Thames River at M. Factory workers in Russia are organizing football teams. had taken this tiny apartment har- viedly as a hideout in which to re- cover from his mauling. He went across the living room and remov- ed the chain before opening the door. The beret--flattctint-practieal-ris now tops in Populurit . Make this one with muff-purse to mateh--both done in plain crocllet with puff stitch trim. Pattern 1891 contains! directions for set; an illustra- tion of it and of stitches; materials required. Send twenty cents in coins (stamps cannot be accepted) for this pattern to Wilson Needlecraft Dept., 73 West Adelaide St., Toronto. Write plainly pattern number, your name and address. "Step in, Tael," he invited Gra- ber's partner in the detcetire agency. The grey haired man grin- ned and shoved his hat back on his bullet hcad. "Have a chair. Cig- avette'l" 7 "Thanks, Dan." There was a momentary silence while they lighted up. Vac! sat down and Colwell lowered himself in a com- fortable chair. As he did so his cheek twinged with pain which Vac! noticed. "Get hurt?" It is now considered correct for a Belgian gentleman always to be seen carrying an umbrella, which is colloquially called "un cham- berlain". "ririiiaPiaidGomu, I An Efficient Homke'epu, Char- A Laura Wheeler Beret and Muff Plane That You’ll Enjoy Crocheting (CONTINUED NEXT ISSUE) KOHOL A "Chamberlain" "AH: DYE "" Stanley mural. tut. Speed Demon Issue No. 51---'38 In the treat struggle t o ' life, everything depends on the we you appear to be; but don't be discouraged. KOMUL. with its " natural shades. it . e I back to air to Iost youth. Sold at All d r u g a t o r e I a n d beauty parlors. A "hot dog"-frankfurter saus- age usually served with a dab of mustard in a split roll-with a zip- fastener was demonstrated at the National Association of Retail Meat Dealers' convention It Mil.. waukee, Wisconsin. It had square instead of round ends, and was streamlined. What, amid the wood's unrest, Moves shadow-wise and quietest? Not the sly and subtle snake, Who in the tall grass leaves no wake. Not the wood mouse nor the rat, Nor the twilight-loving bat Employs such craft and secrecy As the wood's arch-enemy, The hawk. The shadow of his wings Brings terror to all little things That creep across the sunlit ground With strict economy of sound, And freeze into the shape that --Winified Gray Stewart, in "Trails". . suits Imbedded stones, knotted room 52% For Any Old lamp 1ir.l,.irrhe.rltl Zipper Sausage 6iriiker Corn Flakes I I . - ' -u I I I J - . In Canada all the grand free gifts Dick Tncy offers on his radio PrtrtkrHn--e obtainable with box tops from- delicious Quaker Corn Flakes! Try 8htg, Cora Flakes with the better Bavour-yinf I love them! .criseer.:z.t.at,tierr; especially irradiated with Vitamin "D", they're better to ear and better for you! Ask Mother to order Quaker Corn Fluke: today. Hawk CAKE WITH A TANG Many people don't care for sweet things---they like "dry" cocktails and cakes flavorsome rather, than rich and sweet. Es- pecially after a heavy meal or with a rich cream dessert, a cake with a tang will be appreciated by everyone. Lemon Queens are a delicious cake and yet suit people whom any hostess would class as "hard to please," at the same time coke lovers find these cool looking, light confection, very enjoyable. They are particularly suitable as a dessert at luncheon or following a first course that has been u bit rich or heavy. They look impres- sive on a tea table or served for bridge suppers. 1 cup sugar 4 egg yolks, beaten until thick and lemon-colored '4 tablespoon lemon juice 4 egg whites, stiffly beaten. Sift flour once, measure. add salt and soda, and sift together three times. Add lemon rind to butter and cream well. Add sugar gradually and cream together un- til light and fluffy. Add egg yolks and beat thoroughly; then lemon juice. Add flour, a small amount at I time, beating after each Id- dition until smooth. Fold in egg Girls of Canada Are Called Saucy Of Interest toWomen . Readers . Association with grown-ups during childhood is responsible for sophistication of young Canadian girls Edna, Lady Ritchie. of London, England, said in an interview at Winni. peg last week. "Young Canadian girls use too much make-up and are far too saucy altogether. It's be. cause you do not have nurser- ies, like we do in England. where they can be put out of the way." she declared. LEMON QUEENS 1% cups sifted cake flour li teuspoon salt I/s teaspoon soda 1% teaspoons grated lemon rind li cup butter "" Dick Tracy Secret Code Bo enclose 2 Qunket Con Hahn. Il Rice has (on D In! no! now I And want my 2114 yea bod“ D whites. Bake in small greased cupcake pans in moderate oven (350 degrees F.) 25 minutes. Top with thin coating of Luscious Lemon Frosting. Makes lfl Qtooorw. LUSCIOUS LEMON FROSTING $5 tablespoon grated orange rind 1": tablespoons butur 1% cups sifted confcctiuncrm' sugar 1 tablespoon lemon juice % tablespoon water Dash of salt Add orange rind to butter: cram well. Add part of sugur gradually. blending after each ad- dition. Combine lemon juice and water; add to creumed mixture, alternately with remaining sugar. until of right consistency in spread. Beat after each addition until smooth. Add salt. Makes enough to cover 1% dozen cup cakes. 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