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XateJt Pattern
PATTERN NO. K24R4
Young and Pretty This sweet little dress will make your
daughter look her prettiest.
Dainty appliqucd ribbon bows trim this lovely rayon crepe or
pastel collon frock. Tuck a vivid flower in the top bow and your
child looks like a little doll!
Pattern envelope No. R2484 contains pattern for sizes 2, 3
and 4 years plus complete instructions for finishing the above.
To obtain this pattern, send 15c in COINS, giving pattern num
ber, your name, address and zone number to Peggy Roberts, Salem
Capital Journal, 828 Mission street, San Francisco 3, Calif.
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IN FEAR FOR HER MATE.
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THERE'S JEFF ) "A seed AND ' R& peJjEp,: lf MASHED ,
OUT in rilS r A spoon of ,V mm j. Afei ; ' . yy c:app:t .
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16 Capital Journal, Salem, Ore., Thursday, April 17, 1947
By Walt
k By Carl
By
THATS WoNMRrUU 10OK.DA.D-. .CREDITS JUNIOR NEBB FOR J VOO DIDMT DO ANV- I ' "t
NEWS.PHOEBE HERES SOM DETECTING BOOT-LEG SHORT CTMlrJG.. WHAT ARE
WILL BE SO yiHISlG ABOUT, WAVE MESSAGES WHICH PROVIDED 1V00 SO CHESTY, uul
v HAPPV VME y THE FIRST TIP-OFF OM THE GANGS AJ ABOUT ? Jr ftV
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By Harold Gray
By Bud Fisher
By Gene
By Edgar Rice
BUT OONT YOU X rJ,
f THINK. ITS A BIT V WHAT '
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Disney
Anderson
Hess
That Ought to Be an
Byrnes
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Burroughs
ON INVESTIGATION, THEY FOUND
THAT ONE OF THE HUNTERS WAS
STILL ALIVE.
Pae
Bull's-Eye!
Taking Credit
I Br HESS
What a Short Day that Was
End to the Old Potato Masher
One Man's Opinion
I"- TEACH 1DO
TO INSULT MY
NEW SPRINS HAT.' ,
Compassion for a Youth
WHEN THEY NOnCEO HIS
EXTREME
WITH COM
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TREE HUT.
VCUTH THEY WERE BLLEP
PASSION. GENTLY TARZAN
UP AND STARTEO FOR THE
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By Cameron Dockery
Chapter 8
Instead ot turning back to
ward home Jeff took the road
out of the west side of town.
After two or three miles the
desert gave way to cotton fields,
then ranches and large truck
gardens.
At a sign 'saying Rocking B
Ranch, Jeff turned in. There
were no truck gardens here, only
the pasture and white-washed
fences and stables of a cattle
ranch. The palomino whicker
ed as it caught the scent of its
own kind; Jeff tied it to a post
and entered the cool shadows of
an enormous barn. An elderly
man came forward to meet him.
"Jeff Irskine! As I live and
breathe, boy, it's good to see
you!"
Jeff took the other's hand
grinning. Aside from Luke
Reems and Pacheco it was the
first sincerely enthusiastic wel
come he'd had.
"It's mighty good to be back,
Mr. Briscoe, even though some
of the folks around here seem
to look on me as a ghost."
Briscoe's eyes crinkled at the
corners . .
"You mean that stuff about
bein' killed, I guess. Hell's bells,
I never believe half them news
paper stories."
Briscoe's keen sixty-year-old
eyes could judge men almost as
well as horse flesh. "What
brought you out here, boy?"
A horse.
Briscoe grimaced. "That some
of your army humor?"
Jeff laughed heartily. "No
joke intended I want to buy
one."
"Hmmm, that's a different
story. What you got in mind?"
"A riding horse, of course
that's all it will be used for."
"Got a pair of three-year-old
seal geldings that are beauts."
"Lead me to 'em."
Briscoe took him to an en
closure where a group of horses
milled around. He pointed out
two dark brown ones, each with
a star marking his forehead.
They re half-brothers," He
explained, "sired by one of my
best prize stallions, Desert
Chieftain. Aren't they love
lies?"
'Seems a shame to break up
a pair like that."
"In a way yes, in another way
no.
"I don't get you."
"It's jes 'cause I've grown so
fond o' them . that I feel that
way.
Jeff stared at him, puzzled.
Thought you wanted to make
a sale?"
"Well, I'm in the cattle busi
ness for love and money. No
use keopin' them around jes for
looks, but not many people are
interested in matched geldings
these days, unless they're lookin'
for work horses. That is, ex
cept for Ben Coulter."
Coulter again! Jeff wondered
if his name was going to crop
up in every conversation he
held. "What's he got to do with
it?"
'He was out here about ten
days ago and the geldings caught
his eye. I asked him a pretty
steep price for them. I don't
like Coulter and I don't like the
way he handles horses. I'd hate
to think of him sawin' on their
mouths the way I've seen him
do with his own mount."
'Then they're already spok
en for?"
"Well, Coulter said he'd let
me know in a week. I haven't
heard from him yet and it's
three days past the time. I d
like to sell you one, Jeff, then
Coulter won't be interested.
He only cared about the pair.
I'll save the other gelding until
someone wants a single."
"But I don't want to get you
in trouble with Coulter. He
may get nasty."
"Yes, I hear he's runnin' things
in a mighty high-handed man
ner these days, but he hasn't
interfered with me yet. I've
kept my end of the bargain
the week is up and he hasn't
come out. I tell you, Jeff, you'd
be doin' me a favor if you
bought one of the geldings."
Jeff studied the horses again.
They were beautiful animals,
their coats sleek and gleaming
in the sun, their necks arched
proudly.
"What are you asking for
Ihem, Mr. Briscoe?"
Room and Board .
I'M STIUL IN A DAZE OVER.
WINNING TH' lOO PRIZE.
FOR. ANSWERING YOUR. RIDDLE
- AND TO SHOW MY THANKS,
I GOT THIS FOP,NOU THRU A
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The older man named a very
moderate price. Jeff knew it
must be less than half of what
he'd asked from Coulter. "But
they're worth much more," he
said, "but that fits my wallet
nicely. Sure you know what
you're doing now?"
The Strange Chap 8 TWO
"Sure, I'm sure. I tell you,
Jeff, I've grown so darn fond
of those boys I want to be cer
tain of who rides 'cm."
The deal completed, Jeff
selected his horse and shifted his
saddle from the palomino. It
took some time to corral the
gelding and get him calmed
down, but once Jeff was on him
he responded nicely to the reins.
Instead of going back through
town Jeff cut across the desert
to Pacheco's, where he left the
palomino. The shadows were
long when he turned into his
own yard. It surprised him to
see Linda standing out under
the cottonwood as though wait
ing for him.
"I'm glad to see you're back
all in one piece." She forced
a laugh. I was afraid 1 might
be called upon to dress a bul
ress a bill
e?" I
let wound."
"Worried about me?
"What do you mean? Has
something happened to him?".
"He had another coughing
spell, Jeff a bad one. It it
frightened me."
Tears glistened in her eyes.
Jeff patted her shoulder gently
but didn't say anything. He
couldn't. Linda was a nurse,
she knew better than he the
meaning of these attacks. The
usual consoling phrases one said
in cases of sickness would sound
shallow and empty to her. He
went in to Mr. Hardy.
The older man was sitting up
in bed, his eyes bright with fev
er, a fine perspiration filming
his face. Jeff told him about
the gelding but carefully avoid
ed any mention of Coulter. He
tclt he wasn-'t fooling Hardy
a bit though; when he arose to
poke up the fire so Linda could
get supper, Hardy said:
(To be continued)
Mother and Daughter Two
pinafore patterns that make a
delightful pair for mother arid
daughter or big and little sister.
Nothing cooler, nothing prettier,
for a sleeveless Summer dress.
No. 2904 is cut in sizes 12, 14,
16, 18, 20, 36, 33, 40, and 42.
Size 36 requires 3 54 yds. 35-in.
fabric, 414 yds. binding.
No. 2005 is cut in sizes 2, 4, 6,
8, and 10. Size 4 requires lis
yds. 35-in. fabric with 3 yds.
binding.
Send 20c for PATTERN, which
includes complete sewing guide.
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your address.
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. . By Gene Ahem
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