iniwi ah* gav* a jump, a man loosed
In at Ilia window, Juat aa lhay alerted.
Hhe waa almost > ertiiln It waa Iha aam*
man who had got Into th# rarrlaga nett
to them. Hha had a horrible feeling V A L U A B L E M O U E E H O LO
of hrtng »lowly hemmed In on «vary
R E C IP E S A B O B U O O E r r iO B A
•Me.
“ You ***,'' alt* explained te Jan*.
“ If they Ihlnk w *'r* going I* Hlr
B ru n a L e a f — HI • w m ia pntiinl
Juntas, this will put lliem off lh* scant.
Now Ibay'll Imagln* wa'r* going le p i l l i l i '» u n lit t( f i l l e r ; re m o v e p ila .
%
T h e n »o a k o n e - lin lf hog g e la tin e
V 1
• III* country plarg Ir north In on e cu p f o l d w a te r, add on e
o f |. -■ dim couiC'vbcrr."
cup b o ilin g w a te r, 'o n e - h a lf cup
* ►
llollmru there wua ii block,
augur, on e-
“ Md the luxi Waa held Up. Title wax ra iM iii», tw o u | m
whul Tuppcm * luul I m i - ii wailing for. h a lf laan p ooti c ia n u iiio n , Juice
"tjulck," »Ii* whl»pci*d. "open lh* and rin d o f on e lem on , u p inch
right hund d oor!"
o f »u lt.
I'o tir In to a m old to
lh * two g h l» aicpjM-d mil Into the c h ill.
Irttltlc. T w o minute» later they war*
•entail In another taxi and war* ri-lruc-
H am O r o q u e tto * w ith O reo n
Ing their * 1 * 1 « . this Urn* direct lo
P a s o — T W o C lip » fin e ly ch o p p ed
Carlton llou «* l*rrn<-*.
T h e r e .” aald Tupimnra. with greet hu lled hum, y o lk « th ree e g g »
•atlafactlaa, "th l* ought to do them. tw o ta h le a p o o n » b o ile r , tw o c u p »
I >an‘t help thinking that I'm really uin»hi-d p o la ln e », 2 la h le »p o o n e
rather clever I
What's this thlug l 'i e i m
an d d u »li • it; en n e pep.
swerving—Oh 1”
per.
f h i i i i h .io i Itile, . dd to
Thor* waa a grinding imla« and p
hump. Another taxi had collided wltb iim m I i i d p o la lo c « , *J i i - ii add i:r< uni
unii I d ille r , y o lk » o l P r o e g g »
I hem.
lie i t a ll l o g r l h r r
In a ftnah Tuppence wa» out on the u - I . b e a te n ,
imternent. A |tollceintiii « * » approach
il * i i , o i ' '
M old ham in to
ing. Before lie arrived Tuppence hud pV' iiilid a h old e li ! fin g e r le n g th
hnndrd tin- driver fire »lillllng». and II- II in )-■ lie u t-gy Moil ri'io u ii .
alia and Jana hnd merged Iheioaelva*
lh .< <n i'ru ' ;
o r u m b «.
I n to
In Iha crowd.
«
*■ e I v J « -•(■> li- t w ith
" I f * only a d t p or two now," said ih ep fat.
i citili I'd peaa.
Tup|>*nre l>r*ntlili-««ly.
Hand In hand. Ilni two girt» hu?Mi -t
along.
Trull Salad Draaalng — T w o la-
"It may ha my fancy," aald Tup
bli'»|H>on» flo u r , 2 lati|e«|«M>n»
Pence suddenly, “ but I fral a« though
augur, I e g g . ju ic e fro m on e
there waa aom* on«- behind u«.“
Tuppence and June took to their cun o f iiinen ppli*. Ile a l In g e th e r
haela.
Tlia house they nought wa» lilt* flo u r , » u g a r and e g g and
■Milne way down. ‘F „,d »le p « echoed lie tin 'll « d il In th e h u llin g ju ic e
hind them. Their hrenth wua C'liilny fr > im a la r g e ra n o f p in e a p p le .
In choking gn»pu ag they ...... hoi Kir I'h i« can lie uaed on any fru it
Jamas' door, Tuppi-lire aeljtrd Iha lie 11 »ulad.
and Jane the knoe»pv.
Household Dept.
Secret Adversary
Ir**** è
bjj-AflathaChristie
( ( '« M itiliu n i fr<»m I i i n i w n s k .)
"T oil ar* hurt r
anld
Annril
quickly.
When they rrarh.d Ih* ear, Julius
"Only a arratfh.”
br*alh»<l ■ al|h of relief l'ha danger
Th* girl »prang to hrr fart.
anna waa psaMhl
Vear had a r m i
"l.at m* out I l,*l m* put, I «n y !
filili Iti piiitl |«*d III- initii li» liti »Iil*
Plup Iha rnr. It 1» in* thi-y nr> iiflrr
•Hai In." h* ordered. "Georg* I"
I'm th* on* they want. You ahull nol
T h * rhauffeur turnad hi» hand.
h**r your live» hrrauar of inr
l.rl
*1 unni 1« ( o lo Oalahiiuaa In
toe go.“ Kb* waa fumbling with Ho
Kant. Know Ih* road al *111“
fu»li-n!nga o f th* door.
"Va». »Ir ; Il will h* about an (tour
.lullua tank he* by hath arm*, and
and a h a lfs run.**
.
looked at byr. Kho had apoken « lib
"Malta II an hour. I'm In a hurry."
no trnc* of foreign arrant.
T i l do my hr*I, »Ir." Tb# car abol
"K ll down, kid." he aald grnlly. T
forward through Iha irulB*.
gna»» thrrr'a nothing wrong with your
Julio» Mtai-otiaud hlmaalf romfnrt
memory. Ileen fooling tham all Iha
ably hy lh* »Ida i f hla vlatlm. Ha
time ebt“
ka|>l hla hand In lh* |Mx-kat of hi»
The girl looked at him. nodded, and
roal, bul hla manner waa urtianv |o
then auddenly hurat Inin tear» ' Jullua
lh* laat d**r*a
\
pulled lirr on Ilia shoulder.
Flowing down. Iha chauffeur rallad
"Tlier*. Ihar*—Juat yon »11 tlglil
ovar hla ahnuldar that lhay war* )uat
W a'r* not going lo let you null "
rotnlna mío Gatehouse
Julio« had*
Through her wdia the gtrl aald In
lh* ttuaalaa dlrart lham.
Ill* plan dlatlnrtly:
waa to d rlia straight up to lh* houaa.
"Y ou 'r* from home. I ran tall by
Thar* Kramrnln waa la aak for lh* your voir*. It inakra me honiealrk.“
tan (Irla
Julio» ■ <|daln*d In Mm
"flora I'm from homo
I'm your
that D i l l * W illi* would noi ha tol
rntial
Jullua llaralirluimar. I rum*
erant o f failure. Kraoienln, by thl*
over to Europe on pjirpo»* to tlnd
tint*, waa aa putty In th* other's
you—and a pretty dnnre you've lad
hand*.
me."
•
Th* ear swept up th* drtra, and
The rar »larkenml »|>eed. Ovxirg*
atopped bafora the porch. Tit* ehauf-
»poke over hla shoulder:
b u t looked round for order*
T r o * » ronda h*r*. air. I’m not aura
•Turn th* ear tirai. Georg*. Than o f th* way."
ring th* ball, and gal hark to your
The rar alowrd down till II hardly
piara Kaap tb* angina going, and b* non ml. Aa II did an a figure rllmhed
ready to aroot Ilk* b— I whan I gita
anddmly o i w th* hark, and plunged
th* word."
hr«d IIrat Into the mldat o f them
“ Vary good, air.*
“ Horry," aald Tommy, extriratlna
Th* front door waa opened by th*
blmaelf "W as In Ilia buahe* by the
buttar. Kramrnln fall the muaal* of drlv*. Hung on hgtknd Couldn't la)
th* revolver again»! hla riba.
you know before at th* par# you war*
“ Now,” hla**d Jullua.
“ And b* going
It waa all I could do to hang
c a refu l"
on.
Now then, you f i r I a. get m il'
Th* lluaalan harkonatl.
ilia lip»
There'* a station Juat up that road
war* whit*, and hla vote* waa not
Train -due In Hire* minute*
Toufl
vary atendy.
« 1 eh It tf you hurry.*
“ It la I— Kramenlnl Bring down
"W hat th* devil ar* you drivlnu
th* girt at uor*I T b *r* la no tima • t f demanded Jullua. "J>o you Ihlnk
to to«* r
you ran fool them hy leaving the r a r f
Whittington had rom* down th*
“ You and I aren't going to laav* the
•tap*
II* uttered an agrlaroatlon of car. Only th* g lr la i
♦
a»ioul»hn<ml at »wring lh * othar.
Tommy MirtnHl to Tuppence.
"W * bn va Itarn liatraywd I Plan»
“Gat out at onra, Tuppetne
Taka
mint ha uhandoned.
W * mu»l aavr her with yon. añd do Juat as I any
our own »kina
T h * g irti
And at , Take lh* m in to London (to .traigli'
one* I It ii our only chanca“
| to Kir Jame» pe..! E d g*rt»n
Mr
Whittington 1 1 «•Haled, bul for hard «tarlar IIvp* out o f town, hut you'll
ly ■ m-iment
I b* anr* with him."
T o n hare o rd e r*-fro m him !"
“ I ‘ «m y o u l" cried Jalltta
"You're
“ Naturally I Hh.mld t h* h*r* nth
mad
Jane, you stay »»h*rr yon ar* "
*rwla»T
Hurry I Than* la no tlm*
With a sudden awlft movement. Tom-
to b* loot
T il* oth*r llltl* fool bad my snatched th* revolver from Julius'
batter com* too."
I hand, and leveled It at him.
Whittington turned and ran hark
"N ow will yon hellev* I'm In ear
Into tha houa*. Th* agonising min neat I Gat out, both o f you. and do as
utes went hy. Th#n -two flguiva ha*
I aoy— or I'll shout I*
Illy huddled In cloaks appeared on tlm
Tuppence sprang out, dragging the
•t“ pa and w *r* huatled Into th* car. unwilling Jana after her.
Th* smaller o f tha two waa Inclined
"Coma on. I f * all right. I f Tom
to real at and Whittington Shoved her my'a aura— he'a sui a. lie quick. W a ll
In iirnwrwmnnloaaly.
Jullua I m m l mia» tha train."
forward, and In doing *o th* light
They »turici! running
from th* open door lit up Ills far*.
Jullua' pent-up rage hurat forth.
Another man on lh* steps behind
“ What tha h— I— "
Whittington gav* a startled exclama
Tommy Interrupted Mm.
tton. Concealment waa at an end.
T »r y up! I want a few word» with
"M*t a m o** on. Georg*," *ln>utei| you. Mr. Jullua lleiahelmint-r."
Julius
TTi* rhauffeur slipped In hla rlulrh.
• C H A P T E R XVI
and with a hound th* car started.
T h * man on tha at*pa uttered an
Jana's Stary.
oath. Hla hand d*nt Into hla pocket
Her arm thm udi Jane's, dragging
There waa * Hash and ■ report. The b*r along, Tnppanre reached tha ata
bullet Juat ml seed the taller girl hy thru
They arrived on th* platform
an inch.
Jnat a» th* train cam* to a atundallll
"Get flown. J a n *" criad Juttu» Tuppence opened Ihe door o f an empty
"B iel on ihe bottom o f tli* car. Are flr»t-clnsa cuni|>artincnl. and lh* two
g irl» »auk doni
vn breathless on Ih* pad
you all right. Tuppence?"
•
"O f course t am. Where'* Tom my? dad arala.
What made them let ua g o f demand
I f th»y ótica reached Kir Jnmc* Peel
ed Tuppence.
Erigen on In snf«>ty, all would he well
" I reckon Monsieur Kramrnln here Hut would they rench him? Would
asked them an prettily Ihey Jnat not Ihe »lient fo y <■» o f Mr. Itrowa al
ready lie n»»e«ublltig *inilll»( lliem*
eouldn't refnael"
T h l* waa too much for the Kumlnn. Tappane* luuppwi upt ber plan o f earn
He hurst out vehemently:
palgn- -
Aa tha train at length drew slowly
"C ur** you--curat* you! They know
now that I betrayed them
My life Inin Charlhg Cruna, Jana Klnn aiti up i
won't he safe for an hour In this with a alart.
“ Hava we arrived?- i never ihmighi
country."
"That's ao," assented Jullua. T 'd w * should I"
"Oh, 1 I lion gilt we'd gel lu London
advise yon lo make tracks for Ruaala
•II right. I f there's going to lie any
right away."
"L e t me go, then," cried th* other.
• “ I have don* what you aalyd."
"Kura thing. I’ull up, George. Th*
gentleman's not making llie return
trip. I f I ever come tn Ruaala, Mon-
gjrur Kramrnln. I ahnll expect ■ roua-
Ing welcome, and— "
Rut before Jullna had flnlahed Ida
•perch, and before th* rar had flnnlly
hulled, tlia Ituaatnn had awung him
self out and dtauppeared Into the
night.
"Annette and I didn't know what
wua going to happen to ua." aiild
Tuppence. “Old Whittington hnrrlef
ua off. We thought It wua Inmha to
the «laughter."
"Annette," aald Jullua.
“ I* that
«■hut you cull her?"
Illy mind »eetned to he trying to
adjust ll.irlf to n new Idea.
"It's lu-r nnme." »nld Tuppence,
opening! her ayes very wide.
“ SI tick* I" retorted Jullua.
"She
mn.v think It'» her ::nme, heenuae her
memory's gone, poor kid. But It’» th*
onr real nnd origina! Inna Finn we've
got here."
-•
"W hat- T” cric» Tuppence.
tr
tin! «he «n a Interrupted. With gn
X u ijjH __ _
spurt a bullet embedded Itealf
In ihe upholstery* o f lh* car tnat he^ In * Flach Tiippensa W a i Outran tha
•
Pavement
Mn.l he» lic-irl
"
i\vn \ltli > on " cried Jiilln* “ It'«
fuu, nmv Ii when M will begin. Quieti
r r aoihiwh
fnah bar a hit, George.'
,1't »ill. W e’ll nip Into n tn \l."
TI * onr fairly leapt forward. Three
!n ii not her minute they ivere alep
more shot* rang out. hut went hap
pin,; Into a taxi.
pily wide. Jullua raised hi* hand to
"K ing's Cru**,” direct*d TtiMidtice.
J lp P '
hi« ctt*ek.
( < 'u iiliiiiiip l
next
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Orandmothar'a Recipe
Bring Back Color and
Lustra t* Hair
c h o p p e d p in e a p p le , on e poun d
• >f n ia r a lin ia llo w » d ic e d ; put to-
g e llie r , th en wliii> o n e - lia lf p ini
» » « • I e re a n i, add t o y o u r m tx-
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Put Amaixo into top o f double boiler. Add flour and sea
soning» and Mir until thoroughly blended. Cook over flame
adding m ilk
gradually, stir
ring conatanGy
until m ooch
and thick. Put
over hot water,
cooking until
ready to use.
Supply
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Cigars
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Confections
Soft Drinks
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Select amatl potatoes. Pare and cut lengthwise
m long narrow strip*. Allow to rtand a few
minute* in cold water. Drain and dry well. Fry
a few at a time in deep Amaixo hot enough to
brown a piece o f bread in 20
aecooda (395* F .). Fry until
light golden brown and cooked
through (about 7 minute»).
Drain on uuglaxed paper and
•alt juat before serving
Sweet potatoes can be fried in
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Stg-iauira of
Amaixo it idem for deep frying.
It fries beautifully, thoroughly, quickly.
It heats quickly.
It does not smoke at cooking temperature.
It does not csrry the flavor o f one food to
another, so it can be used over and over.
It may even be used for shortening, after
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Ooffoo Spanish Oroam— Mix I
and one-balf cup* coffee, one-
half cup milk, nne-tblru eup su
gar. and one tablespoonful gran
ulated gelatine. Heat In ooubla
boiler. Then add one-third cup
auger and one-quarter teaspoon
»alt mixed with the yolk* of 3
eggs, «lightly beaten. Look un
til mixture thickens, remove it
from range and add whites of
three eggs, beaten until »tiff.
A - Id one-half lea»poon vanilla.
Turn Info individual molds first
dipped in eold water. Chill thor
oughly and serve vith cream.
Kttmbcrqcr’s Confectionery
'Hut bcxutiiiit, even .lia-lr of dark
g lo iiy hair can only be had by brew
ing « mixture o f Sag* Tra and Sul-
phur. Yuur hair ti your charm. It
m.ikr» or mar» the face.
When it
fade», turn» gray or »Ircaked, Juat an
4i i-h< it .on or two o f Sage and Sul*
pjiin enhance» it* appearance a hun
dredfold.
I * » « '! bother to prepare tlir mixture;
you can get thu famou* old recipe im-
proved by Ihr addition of other ingre
dient! at a »mall cost all ready for u k .
It ■» called Wyeth’* Sage and Sulpltur
Compound
I hn can always be dc-
i en- !• i upon to bring hai*, ihr ne turni
dor ami lu»tir ni iitur
hi
our hair.
I vcrybody *»ca “ Wyeth'»' * Suge and
Sulphur liitn|»iund
hrea uve il
daikrni »o naturally and evenly that
noluxty can Iftl it ha» been applied
You «imply dampen a »|>ongr or »oft
brush with h ami draw tliia through
thr hair, laking one »mail Grand at •
tim e; by morning the gray hair hai
d i' ip(<carrd, and after another applicn-
tioii it become» beautifully dark and
appear» glojsy and luatrou».
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C H IC K E N CROQUETTES
Vi tablespoon onion juice
few grains pepper
y> tableapoon Chopped paratry 2M cup. chopped chicken
1 teaspoon lemon juice
1 cup thick white aauce
V i teaspoon aak
M ix araaonmg i wiih chicken, add thick white sauce until
mixture win hold together. Form into »mall croquette*
and act aside to eooi. Beat one egg with 2 tableapoon*
milk. Roll croquette» in dry bread crumbs, then in egg
mixture and then in the dry bread cnnr.be, covering well.
Fry in deep Aouuxo bo* enough to brown a piece o f bread
in « recon^a (M S * I ). Dram well on unglaxcd paper
and serve garnished with parsley on hot platter.
Makes 14 croquettes.
Thick White Sauce
2 tabieapoon» Amaixo
few grain* peppea
V* cup SouTor Vi cup corn March 1 cup scalded milk
Plnaappla Daaaart— < ina ran of
w e e k .)
SAGE TEA IURN s H
GRAY HAIR DARK I
Grange
Far Angot Oak*, try using
threa-fourlhs cup egg wmtaa
(about 7 white*) and filling the
cup with lee water or very cold
Mix In the uauai way,
Ginger Cook la*— tVk cup» •'!- water.
using I V » cupe Uigur and one
gar, | cup tiiola»»*», I cup isrd
cup sifted flour, tbree-fourlhs
or Crlaro, I tea»poonfm ginger,
•rnepoon cream of Urtar, and
I leuapoonflll rInnamoii, 3 lea-
«alt and flavoring to tast*. This
apoonfula and«, I cup boiling
la a saving of from ono to two
water, flour enough to make of
whites.
the right consistency. Mix to
gether and bake.
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A plaaalng variation of plain Wicker furniture, when uphol
vanilla Ire cream 1» made by stered with chintx, i* good
»cooping out ball» of ice cream
wilh the round ice cream dipper,
Th« practical fin lab tor woo«L
and rolling each with nabisco work In the kitchen I* a wash
crumb«, made hy rolling nabieeo able paint in cream, gray or
wafers on • hoard with a roll huff. Light colored walls make
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Ihe kitchen a brighter and more
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Intirnal Medicine, n Tonic, which acta
thr i«h the Blood «*n the Mucoua Rur-
fncr.-s, fbtia reducing the Inflammation.
Hold hv nil di mrulNtN
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