Whitchurch-Stouffville Newspaper Index

Stouffville Tribune (Stouffville, ON), October 8, 1931, p. 6

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over a million pack ages sold each week no stan mi fffesls srom the what new york is wearing by annebells w0rth1ngt0n luu tiutfd dressmaking lesson fur nishn with every rn the tule marsh murder story or a missing acthess and the taxing of wits to explain her fate by nancy bakh mav1ty cantonfaille trope in winered is stunning for this smart individual model how to ordkr patterns write your name and address plain ly giving number and size of such patterns as you want enclose 20c in stamps or coin coin preferred wrap i it carefully for each number avd address your order to wilson pattern service 73 west adelaide st toronto dr winter bulbs success with luibs depends than anything eke on proper root growth and most of the failure and disappointment amo igst those who have potted up a few bulbs mid grown them on with the only result a few leaves of stunted growth and no bloom can be traced to this cause peter felt exactly like a small boy if the plants were turned out of thai caught in the farmers apple orchard pot it would be fmiid in many crscsland required to make an ignominious stnois1s i burst of diplomacy backed him up mis wife former actio a its rather a ticklish case this from sisrljnsvismur point of view mr ellsworth iuy has not given them what youd call cooperation he was not at all cor- oial to the sergeant who came in response to mrs kanes call to e exact he turned him out of the bouse yes peter agreed with a remin iscent grin hes rather gcod at that pd like to have been present at the interview it must have had its dramatic moments doubtless at any rate ellsworth cavanaughs eyes reflected n i has them rather baffled the derail ment is shy about sending a couple of uniformed policemen to batter in the door of a prominent millionaire flourishing a search warrant unless they have something more definite to go on than they have with ellsworth don win sheila o 8h criminal pi i it a lite hi icitr iiper a herald reporter whtla trjinu to ict an interview with lr oa vanaugh intei his daughter barbara and liuds she was engased to bimworth before his marriage ur cavanauku ituntitus a body burned in the tuk- niarsh outside the city as that ot shell t oshay barbara faints when she hears this mrs kane sheilas innld is arrest ed leter sit dr cavanaukh enter the kllsweith house and climbing up la h finds the doctor in sheila cshas icious chapter xxiv contd the wide mirror of the dressing tabic suddenly me peters met them with moiej out change of expression but with an unmistakable glance of recognition in another instant the window was quiet- ly opened from within you might as well come in ytujhe might make things too uncomfort- stem to be a fairly ubiquitous youu i man by the way peter felt exactly like that there were very few roots some varieties of bulbs will not stand forc ing at all others will stand a certain descent from the tree stiffly he thrust his iong legs over the window sill his first words seemed to himself absurdly amount and some can be forced to inadequate to the situation come into bloom several weeks ahead vj jut you couldnt possibly have seen me in that mirror he stammered- 1 was behind a window at least fifteen feet away and in the of time the easiest grown and the ones that offer the most chance of sue- cess when grown in the house are the paper white narcissus and the chinese sacred lily which can oe grown in pots in the usual manner or in flat fowls of water the bulbs being kept in place by pebbles these bows or pots should be kept in a dark cool place until roots have been formej and when brought to the light they should be placed where they can get the most sunshine otherwise the leaves and flowen stalks will grow- very f and weak these bulbs ara for indoor use only not being 5jitabb or outdoor planting in canada if i b ilbs are planted in succession a week lor two npnt the period of bloom can i be lengthened considerably t k- in the montteal star puffed elbow sleeves and s scarf collar treatment lend dignity to this chic model it is black crepe satin with flat tering pinkishbeige contrast note the snugness through the hip- line and smart pointed seaming at the front that creates a lengthened line so dimming style no 3321 may be had in sizes 16 18 years 36 38 10 12 and 44 inches bust size 36 requires 314 yards 39inch with vi yard 39inch contrasting another equally charming scheme is black sheer dull woolen enlivened with green in the neckline scarf collar toll little prairie graveyards neat and trim they stand eloquent of progress through tha virgin land wide new fields in tillage cattled s0ie and knoll from each little village nature taking toll ere she yields her treasures recompense for toll thus she holds the living bonded to the soil 1iynettc in the calgary herald many a rich man is unable to offer anything but an excuse keeps for weeks khaki salad dressing is so ihotourhly blended u will keep for weeks li suys good int do wo cc the last tangy tea ipoontul bcsi jt all it ost lust onchalj the price ycu reused to paying a generous 12 ounce jar sells tor only 25 m get some today salad dressing made id canad oy th makers of kraft cheese and vdvccta dark the doctor gently closed the window before tinning to the astonished at d shamciaccd peter you have n gcod mind he said gravely you have seized on the ore factcc that seemed inexplicabc as a matr of fact i didnt see you 1 merely looked encouragingly in the ircction where you were most likely to be most likely 1 peter flopped heavily on the lacespread bed in ms astonishment he completely forgot j that he might have been expected to make rather than to ask for explana tions thecs no quick watson the needle about it the doctors heavy face was ilium- ined by one of his rare and genial smiles 1 raw you start to follow me acros the street and then think better of it well ive observed that you are a young man who never thinks better of getting things only of the best means of getting them xou didnt follow me in at w front door there ore you would fol low inc at the icar ive known djp ellsworth feu- years ive walked under that pergola tnough 1 never tried your mode of progress along the top from the looks of you i dont think 1 ever shall ill go if you say so peter strove to keep his tone matteroffact but there was no banishing the wistful eagerness from his shining expectant eyes its housebreaking you know hod ami the police look with disfavor on it peter leaped to his feet bis stiffness forgotten god and the police may not like it but jimmy surely will he chort led gee what a tragic waste of talent it is that youre not on a news paper dr cavanaugh youd be a wow as a reporter there was not a trace of irony in dr cavanaughs response to peters earnest tribute the highest it was in his power to pay were both very lucky men he said were doing the thing of all the things in the world that wed choose to do most men arc less single- minded or less lucky which reminds able later if they were on the wrong track and yet it is obviously neces sary that a thorough investigation be made of the scene of mrs ellsworths disappearance camberwell is thoroughly compet ent to undertake the job himself of course but ellsworth im afraid would not have greeted him with the respect his very nigh taients deserve no peter grinned again res pects for people who come to inter fere with what he regards as his pri vate affairs is hardly one of mr ells worths outstanding traits ive no ticed that myelf well the upshot of it all was that at camberwells request 1 was called upon to fill the breach camberwell has an all too flattering opinion of my abilities but at least i have the advantage of personal acquaintance with ellsworth hed hardly shut the door in my face provided 1 arrived when he was here to shut it at all which in the circumstances 1 thought would he hardly tactful im armed with a deputy sheriffs badge and a search warrant to use as a last esort but i rather think our police friends had faith that id man age to get along without what 1 be lieve arc sometimes referred to as strong arm methods in return 1 stipulated that my services such as they are must be taken strictly rs a favor i prefer to have an entirely free hand and the police accept that little idiosyncrasy albeit with a cer tain reluctance ill bet they do peter looked across at the doctor who had resum ed his somewhat precarious seat on the dressing table chair with a very boyish enthusiasm theyre like the transcendental female who told car- lyle she accepted the universe and the old bird said egad shed better the police if i know them will take whatever you choose to give them and be grateful but whats your idea about ellsworth anyway dees this er visit mean that were getting the dope on him we havent what you call the i dope on anybody yet and i make it 1 a point not to have too many ideas in advance of the evidence the faint emphasis on that we brought a quick embarrassed flush to peters cheeks you know i didnt mean ne faltered feeling more than ever like a small boy quite you wouldnt be here at this moment if the we were dis allowed i did my own bit of house breaking precisely because 1 havent a fixed idea about our young friend but i dont want him to run into more trouble than is strictly neccssaiy so i was willing to take the part assign ed rne in conducting this more or less the tide takes its storm toll packed full of tender plump vncrusbea sultanas retaining the fine flavor of the fresh fruit just as wholesome as they arc delicious she gave up keys because she always lost them she had no fear of thieves because the things that people are robbed of came easily to her she could always get more ill put a nickel on the safe being unlocked just a little private bet with rny own judgment dr cavanaugh drew out the nickel and laid it rn the smooth glass top of the dressing table but mightnt ellsworth have lock ed it peter suggested if he came here hed be in a hurry and it would be his instinct to leave tl ings as nearly as possible as he found them dr cavanaugh rose to his feet with a little sigh i suppose we might as well find out its always more interesting to work out a proi- lem than to check it but facts must have their day the doctor walked to the wall safe and confidently pulled at the handle reached behind him with his free hand and picketed the nickel tfje door swung open the safe was empty to be continued can and cannct astronomers can weigh a star and tell a planets girth and bring the moon fioni skies afar well nigh in touch with earth but who can tune the throstles throat or match the streamlets song or estimate the joyous note upon the skylarks tongue by mathematics men can count the motions atoms make and calculate the vast amount of force when billows break but loves equation cannot be by sign or figures given for boundless as eternity it touches earth and heaven a b cooper in the methodist magazine good start dora was in the middle cf her sing ing lesson when her mother came into the loom and then broke in alt cr how is fry daughter get or dyou think the will make a great singer the teacher coughed and seemed al a loss for a reply it it is very hard to say he said at last but surely she possesses some of the qualifications well er shes ot a mouth cer tainly me that you havent asked me what official preliminary survey at the im doing at this moment in the hou- j same time following a little idea of my doir of a lady with whom i am only own if hes left those papers aione slightly acquainted has it occurred well and good if hes taken them to you that we may be just two house- away he may be a panicky fool or breakers together something else in cither case 1 can at least i can be flattered to meet aid if you are sure of omnipotent aid what can ho too heavy for you be gin the day joyously and let no shade of doubt come between thee and the eternal sunshine motion pictures there a suggestion that marriage even should be right be a lovely thing a a minc do more good by taking my time look- such a distinguished fellow burglar peter said with cheerful impudence ill bet a dollar you thought youd come around before the police got to it and take a look at those breach of promise papers i hope most of your investments are sounder than that one said dr cavanaugh because in this instance youd lose at least fifty cents of your dollar but what about the other fifty cents inquired the unchastened peter chapter xxv cgv canaoi stftqcm co llmitcd montreal r the other fifty cents said dr ca- j vanaugh is safe 1 did come among other things to look into the matter ot those rapcrs but captain cam- berwell is responsible for my pros- j ienco in this unconventional fashion ho didnt quite fancy leaving the stir- vcy of the last spot where so far as wc know mrs ellsworth was seen j slivc to the estimable detective pro- i moled from tho traffic squad and the rest of the department in a rare i ing about before the police wind the whole place up in yards of led tape and regulations by the way at the present moment youre not represent ing a newspaper thats understood i ill take back to the office exactly i what you give me permission to take i peter assured him- we might as well begin then the safe wont be locked so that part will be simi le but you havent tried it yet i no but look at this dr cavan- i augh turned to the dressing table and i lifted the ornate roof from a box which vas a replica of a french ca- i thedral peter leaned over his shoul der the chest was filled with a higgledypiggledy assortment of jew- els a strand of pearls entangled in the points of a diamond and platinum brooch bracelets and rings piled in a belter skelter mass you sec she didnt even turn the key in her jewel case the sort of person i fancy whose possessions were usually in a slate of confusion issue no 4131 1 he agonizing aches from neuralgia can be quieted in the same way you would end a headache take some aspirin tablets take enough to bring 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the invading waters of tho gulf while on the shores of the bay ot bengal in india storm floods have in some cases cost scores of thous ands of lives within the immediate area of a tropical cyclone the mere reduction in barometric pressure causes a rise ot water amounting to twj or three feet and where a storm passes directly over a coast this rise especially if coupled with the normal rise due to high tide would tend to cause moder ate floods more serious floods how ever are duo to the cumulative effect of the great waves produced by tho winds these waves travel far be yond the storm area and sometimes break on distant coasts in relatively calm weather this happened at tho island of santa domingo or aug 29 1916 when hugowaves from a cyclone passing to the southward of the open roadstead where the uss memphis lay at anchor drove that vessel high and dry on the beach the roller waves many islands and coasts of tho at lantic are notoriously subject to heavy swells which roll in regardless of tho presence or absence of wind and arc sometimes very destructive the most celebrated waves of this sort are the rollers of ascension and st helena in the south atlantic they come on without warning and produce a heavy surf which makes tho landing of small j craft difficult or impossible their i origin has been the subject of more or less controversy they have been truth ascribed to earthquakes submarine ft anyone wil tell me how truth may j volcanoes and tic return of the waters after being heaped up by the trade winds but it is now generally agreed that they are caused by distant storms in either the south or the north atlantic the heavy seas known locally as resacas that occasionally visit the bay of rio de janeiro and the adjac ent coasts afford another interesting example of swell traveling for long distances and being converted by the shoaling of the water from long smooth undulations into leaping and destructive waves at rio those waves on striking the sea wall some times send a solid sheet of water 100 feet high the swel lof morocco the dangerous swell that frequently occurs is generally due to cyclonic storms crossing the atlantic from the west for the past ten years it has been successfully predicted on tho basis of radio reports from portugal and the azores of sea disturbance in those regions there is an interval of about fifteen hours between the oc currence of a northwest swell on the portuguese coast and its appearance on the coast of morocco the storm waves and storm tides that wrought destruction in the recent hurricanes were reported in the press as tidal waves a generation ago the use of this term might have evoked a protest from scientific pur- its application to the normal semi- i ists who formerly tried hard to limit daily upwelling of the ocean waters i under tho pull of the moon and tho i sun today however scienco as well j as the general public habitually des- cribes as a tidal wave any sudden ab- normal rising of the waters along a coast or on the high seas whether duo to a storm an earthquake or a sub- marine volcanic eruption thus tho in- ternational geodetic and geophysical i union has incorporated tho term in this broad sense in the name of a committee later organized for tho study of the phenomena in question be spoken without offending some 1 will spare no labor to learn tho art of it bishop home l3onlti jstxharlesftfllk unsweetened i evaporated borden co limited 115 georcc st toronto send me o free copy of your new cook book addrtt slcll i giants the worlds largest grape vine has been found in the croat smoky moun- tains national park according to an j announcement from the department of tho interior this giant found by dr herman s j pepoon formerly of tho university ot chicago is described as ninety inches i in circumference at a point twelve feet i from the ground it is supported by i live large trees and is estimated to bo i least 150- years old dr pepoon are a chestnut tree more j other giants found in the park by than thirty feet in circumfcreneo and a tulip tree which measures eighteen feet around he also found a giant mushroom weighing more than twclvo pounds it was not poisonous but was too tough for ttie table desperation bales of reports on the amusing iutaposition of movie titles on film theatres electric signs arc thrown away but this one which glittered be- foro theatre n dobbs ferry re cently may be worth setting down iovcr come back devil to pay the new yorker

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