.-:;.1‘.‘ili’ll meeting of ‘ n 'mrs or the Blue Star .V :umv had Just been .5' the by-lswe of the a monthly ’_ ~~:~vv;ial meeting call— - mt hours written no- Cappy Ricks forty years 'th-"Ilsa with lemlilml Blue Star Naviga- 21 suit himself. rath- .~-.i‘n, which had issued , Indeed. it. was Cap- , met that he had new Lint uninioree'ing do- tho secretary of said ' "A0 big pow-wows pol‘ ‘ i ‘o the daily povwwow. simian! to insure the n r: the largest corpor- and he said as ' w f-lr. Skinner. who had ‘ ient looking toward ’ mi of a weekly con- Mait Peaslcy and Cappy kind”. i sire (or work. The ' i'nnage to wrap your- ; mil and red tape. tho You 'emlnrl me of squatted on a hill- ‘ : ri‘mn into a (Miner's . wad hoping Uri-263' will fl zilliodate bl ‘ suing for this. amiable ’ ..;.y. when depurinz i'inds himsell too . "1‘..- to chase rabbltl." ' hvnds are better their “Well. I'd MN t° challcnl. bl. first. A weekly can. to reduce thi num " rn Company hail . ‘ L successfully with on. i‘ 3 going to continue with ma: Cappy nodded amino ' Hat! stall not be robbed E-zinner. He is to be tho isiue sm- une. and _ ‘: 1k: he needs help 11; rot." V ‘r,f~;rcnce whenever an infill“- ' 3-' glosses. I have Ilwm ”9117." 3““ Pad” ”' ' man to attend to m, u r» ’ _-‘ 13d I ldvllo YOU- “3' . mi out at my book. . -: seeking trouble. be- when I'm“. - .. disappointment some 09 ““91" “m” , “-"r you and sour your dflt‘w‘w K 933621.321)". I'm nth“ III “e a “minus error .- ow and to me and will back ”Hiya they are not too. mg. I lulu"- 3’ ‘ warms errors tend to mel- “ f"i force upon us this rm!!- l-a‘ after all we arc human ”weed. in tho course or a s. :usr life I hav. M “ W in whom too much cash warmed ad indncad In If! my aid men that W? .o u. rods. Privately tbs pinion that wfll'th » ‘ g: '“thl retra- Iaen in tho .. .1 crew“ _ "°" 0!! me turns! m “Howiiistomhd " i* e discourses the advantages and disadvan 0f minding Ono’s business ‘ e ' 1 family gripping the invader's ankle, Malachi said: ;., what are you doing here!” ’ own bushes and play .91! while Matt pulls hi. bloomers and than suffers for them." "I do not We with Jon.‘ but have it your own way". Skinner was fighting his usual rear-guard action. "1 have never made any mistakes I could condone." "You'll never have the Joy of condoning one or your own misc takes. Skinner." Cappy reminded him. "because you're so blamed much of a pussyioot. you never make any mistakes. Minding your own business is a great. virtue. but you always stress the high note. 8) the Holy Plnktood Prophet. your freedom trom human error is little short of criminal. Old King Safety. First! You'd rather be certain of four per cent than take a legitimate chance and make tony." “he hero. Cappy." llatt resale, struck in “you quite ranlng old Skinner. What would you do with— out him?" "I'd go.craxy." Cappy admitted. “I wouldn't have anybody. to roll and time would hang like a tomb- stone round my neck. Neverthele- I don't behave in being too virtuous. in busineasgcr out of it. Skinner’s high and mighty attitude of super- iority gravcll me. Skinner. M new you said you had never made a mis- take (i assume you mean a busine- mistake) that you could condone. Did you ever see anybody also make condone?"~ uppy reached over on his desk and picked up a letter with a‘ pho- ot that “corms demanded of as ner and Matt. « m i. Gentlemen. thh is is. use! ph tomb or ex-Dectectivs net-gent Haunt W'Oncohewaatns pride or_ the force; now he is the ”a bin. aw for inefficiency. And all because the chic! cannot understand and torn!" human or- unew did you come hr” 9” ,. L' owlse lira. Docs studied at Xalachl and he got darted upwand on the (ores. Be made a name our bimaelr and last week the chic: com him and half dossn other plain clothes men out to prowl neighborhood. where a road many burglaries have been committed or “About two o'clock in the mopp- ing Kalaclii-saw a libel! drained young man enter a yard. via the “tenuous driveway. .o hO~Mod in ami- him use about the renew iuatashewaeclimbinginawmde-w. With a hand firmly firm the in- vador's antic. )lahchi said. you. -What are you doing are “The climber ioohod down at Ila- m‘ “a M h“ 311.0! “a M. cpcctntion of a. city nd suburban handed it to what a plea- householder «the offhand, r. Weatdtheldeaapnt a business mistake that you could tograh atiachedleit. “What-dorm” loot. no wreteh was eoaeoud or ‘ “I do not approve or his recom- geat or the force anddhe chief has stains. mummokitchenorllralu- loAtmajestoa dietitians! “newness”- Wimdndltstastsm ”topmmisgumnuoohasa Woundotextensive dietetic! howkdgotodrawirom. 'DIIQIS esrlydaysetdomeso "' 30'. Mind the Whoa a sound howled” ct 30°" Mistlehealihandhap- risersoimyfamilynolreadevery book ondioutlcathathadtavorablo mention at the public library or in tbejpgssndpracticodthreetimes ads myownkitchen." the Chicago School at Domestic sauce and was at one time editor or a. weekly noun-per in Nebras- ka. where she conducted a column devoted to foods and household wblome. Here is her recipe. winch calla tor bran that is all bun: ' Alternate layers at broad crinnbs. butter. all bran and hard sliced ap- pleaanrlnkleeaehlsyerwithalit-V tle watu'. brown sugar and cinna- mon. making top layer of crumbs d bran. Dot well with butter and e in greased. covered dish. kuntilapplesaresotbthenre- _.move cover and brown. Serve with ”egg sauce as soon as taken from levee. As this recipe will serve five ipoople, a medium-arsed baking dish should be used. a'l‘cmaketbeeggsaucobresx one egg over a cup or granulated sugar and beat until mixture is loamy and entirely tree tram ginn- g‘ulss 0! sugar. Pour over this two tablespoontnls ct boiling milk. add 'gvauilla to taste and beat thorough- . The saucs’s sucoou depends spoa visorous beating. ‘i 4.‘ , . .. . . - . _ Not. Really Intended. (Washington PC!) Dealrous of buying axumera. the pretty girl inspected the stock 0! a local shopkeepr. , "Is that a. good one ?" she asked as she picked up a dainty little machine. "What is it called?" . . "That's the Bclvedere." said the handsome young mleeman politely. There was a 'chilly silence. Then the girl drew herself erect. fixed him with an icy: stare. and asked again: “Br and can you remember the Belva? " ’ __.___———___—_—C Getting Ready For The Future. (Kansas City Stnr.) ' The new plan contemplates the orderly development of an exenaive suburban area. of Chicago. reaching out west. north and south of the city distances of 30 to nearly ‘ 50 miles. The idenuis based on the ex- populatlon double t t of the pro- sent—an expectation that ultimately may be fulfilled in the case of most ‘rge American cities. Students Cautioned. (Truth) The more than usual lack of in- telligence among the students that morning had got under‘tbo vrofes- sor's skin.’ . ’ "Class is dismissed." lie safl ex- asperatedly. “Please don't flop your cars as you pose on ." A his business and second. bemoan 1: has proved himself a human be by failing to extend to it with one hundred and titty percent efficiency. As a detective sergeant he was paid by the city one.hundred and lift! dollars per month and had to buy his own unilorm. As day watchman on the Blue Stir Navigation Gom~ peny's dock " - ’ . "Has he applied to you for the job?" Matt Peasley demanded. Guppy nodded. "He can't have it.” Matt replied. mendstions." (filmy Ricks sighed dolefully. ”Of course. Mott." he answered. "lrraliae you’re the boa. I gave you the job ‘nd the title when I retired ten m ago. My business is to forgot ' on while yours is to remember it. But somehow. Matt.” he continu- ed wilfully. "I can't seem to feral that I'm a. poor old rich man and ualachi is my friend. and I've got to do something for him. And that's not easy because nelson! protein to do for ,shlmseltfg’ _ . Canny sued ion: and anxiously at Mr. Skinner; "Skinner. my dear boy." said he preeentily. “the board 3 still in sedan. Make a motion or some kind." ' x "I move that Malachi Brennan be appointed day watchman‘ot the BI c Star Navigation Company tuning alely. at a salary of 'one hundred and seventyilvo dollars a. month this company to furnish him with two butt Parley laughed. unit’ orms annualy. a instill .of'ap- proved pattern and a hilly." ' ' "Sm d the motion.” My bill. 7' ”TIM-ii SANTA BARBARA._ Nov. Skulls and other finds 02 Dr. J. Ban-hitch or the Smithsonian In- stitution in his searches here have *‘ definitely established that America m answered" thousands of years 5 before Columbus's arrival. according _ to a nannies: issued by Dr; Bar- “ an nndérsono;for several mil- A Rich, ands ornate bolero Columbia's his- W arrival.» Infinitive,“ who M; M, Ash. mindset-he m-ummmm Straits. 10““ “,‘lfimed lend waeon thoooeanhdfn' and laid the foundation of aboriginal ' " “The presence of the skulls and aooomianying ooBths at the less! at which. or were toad laattrlbuted ‘ new “a... m‘ iothefotihsiihomemm‘or “m- h m a camp ebrh.’ which ormeriy was son: '9,“ pear-nee thcsumcooftnoground. waamuch c I‘ll l-ll Q a.“ thicker at the time or int‘erment. but has shrunk during the completed process or hardening whic ashioniible Fur Coat Mad were found cn-wbt primitive character and ‘- and'Milady is Well DreSSed Coats w h i c h can be so good and also so in- ferior if not secured at a‘ quality shop. A variety of models made of finest full dark pelts in either straight line effects or w i d e border of fur at‘ the b0tt°m.'e ' $250 to $385 Black Persian Paw flared and ended with 1°”: ‘8 °° It is a straight genuine dark mink. line model and just what so in ‘y conservatively well dressed'wo en want. Jackets of Caracul which are marvelous values for the splendid quality of their fur. impresses you first and attractiveness and clever smart ‘Of genuine Russian caracul they are in beige, grey _or black, collared with mtks squir- rel on ccracul. -Ai:i:rsctively lined, ever so well cut, each a coat of style distinction. Jacket dark stunning model and no you ever saw. ., Viatka Squirrel squatt- colored.and cut to meet the demand fashioning. Jacket practical. . .5 Here’s _ a Real ’ Suggestion! ‘ ,, Daniel ‘gGrcenr rat 1 8511M perfeeb‘ from. every standpoint-votes fit. xvii-Etna. rm“!- ‘anee, 9W .. 7 am these aluminum v en. willM In" it“ rveh’esisutfelwiprmin 5 “km ,7 . ~Thc fact that most is their 3100 to 3225 _ _ squirrel is e wonderfully doubtedly as becoming a jacket as '" 'of finest full skins, evenly of latest fashions. of Nubia is exceedingly smart in line and It is made of fine dark“ skins and has even erz Member of; ' ‘ 5-“ ' It Pays‘lio Infim “I ' “Q women’s 51‘3“?” :x f’V'VSlippes-e ~- ; imam ‘ ‘rAuklstl-‘ic'Slippquorchildm—éblos, mower“ t .4 W’slufio I " oi; defitblue m ‘_‘ mom little no.1: my . ‘ o . One metioyofsfurcoetisthstitcsn beslipped on over any costume and stance the effect is one of elegance and distinction. Women know this, else there wouldn’t be gorgeous. fur costs in such profusion at football games, restaurants and the theatres. Therein no reason why every women should not have just the coat she most desires, as the range of furs and 3 prices is indeed varied. Hudson Seal (dyed muskrst) in handsome lo cost models collared with large collars of glossy s . viatkasquirrel. natural. grey squirrel, sable dyed squirrel or Hudson seal. All have forgeous silk linings. Many styles from which to choose. Long shawl collars or high chin fastening collars. 45 to 48 inches long. \8350to3573 _ Bay Seal, near seal and sealine: are long and fine. Many are col- lared with victim squirrel, natu- ral my. squirrel, skunk 01' bay seal. . . $15} to use Mole Wrap is beautiful for af- terndon and evening sflairs. It is made otflnest Scotch mole and ' has a wide full collar of Russian grey noun-ta: $575 Coat of natural Russian ' rel is perfectly ‘ made of blue-grey finest pelts. A wide border is worked horizontally from knees to hem and a full shirred collar - is slicnveloping.‘ $375 Slippers . The Family ' “nitration” and to of? W». 8 8 iiiiiil ' I E: mains. 'oru'ie'sniinmn' ’ec Wumommheacb." 3‘ and measurement of the skulls mg“ power bronchi out more plainly their abla com au- m5: resembhsee in. year. '- Elegance ' that. costs. Soft; and color- ful, they are most do-ég icidedly up-to-date inn Dressy black bats of satin or full of color and Knit Prin' cees Slip.“ second ion is Charming tin. y lord! gloom and fibrin gs,- e no, p rose} orchid. honeydew, do. . Q ‘ s ' A n.—
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