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WHALE YIELDS NEW PRODUCT j
'Vim! flirty print* to bo ns >a.liwible- )•
i" ns vvliule .i.il iU. it; is >. .i'„
iii-w kind iff ineal cMriict luwiu'frorn |
"'halos. Kximrlniettts ch'senbetl • ns j
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,on In thy Antarctic* nboard Nttrwt*-
• sran tvlinli*!». The grouter pan of
th’e world’s supply of vvluflt oil N
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value- of whale meat as Tood has !
lonjur heen recognized paly the oil or
the whale has heen utilized. owing
to the Uilliculty of transporting the
moat from the Antarctic. Now, how-
•ever, the meat Is helna made Into
a sort' of oieat Hour aboard the
whalers.. The Hour is taken hack to
Norway, where a mem extract of a.
very sal isfaetory. character is being
produced.
There’s Always Another Year
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towwr of Heron River*
chines* * Arina i’^ilyer")
Week’s Supply of Postum Free
' itead tnr thV* Postum-
Company in another part ot^this pa-
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anyone who writes for it.-r-Adv.
Car Heidi Until Eggs Hatch
W hen ji Pud's *uest w ith six *i<sgs
To the little to „
Hre noble.'
daughter of "Clentlcmmii Jim," for-
merly of the community, known as a
gambler, news of whoso murder in Chi-
OPsrrv has iWcheTr the tnSyn. SbpliVohia
Willard, Jim. < Irenoble’s lister, is at
the depot to meet Silver. Her house,
hold uonsis-ts. of her husband, a"mi step-
sons. Roderick and Jason. The Wil-
lards own only halt of the farm, fin*
other Ji.alf being' Ann,a flrenoble's. On
J Silver's arrival Duke Melbank, shift-
lexs youtli. makes himVelf ■ obnoxious.
J Rocker it* it is on the t've' of marriage to
j Cnrinne MearPr. Silver de-dares hej
I eagerness to live on the farm, and wilt
Liio-t sell h -r portion. Site rivets Roddy
| Silver tells Si.piironia (‘‘IMtronie," 1/
' som.et^b-j*** but. . by no meant
| a!! -of her rtd/fTion» with Her,aid !.a*
! eaa. i;a.Milder fi'i'eod of her father, ffod-
i dy* Meirries .Cb-rimH”. Site has n
j T’auJa.' who sojmis t.» -ttruct -d-a
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ion.-.
Siiyei'a ftKairi me«*is Thera!»1 Lucas, w ho
was I'olintl in ii car of coal af :l c^IfT- hibs. esfjl-H-i.he.1 a VumMintr 'rv-'ort-. She
U <'omfelled to introdm e, him' to <*-»-
•ra,t '\;e. W ilin rd - 'jot'ieh a «ai»iM- her w ji!/
_S river' eof fid e s to lh>:l-|y : !u> • fac t. . of
' her iili-'it h;e!at ioi-s w 'di !gie:'s,/Dr'*• ud-
sb p be! .veen I. n *.;:•_•* a od I’ori.n-ue jiibo..
v* ’«>as. I ,\t ;*n* y a nyi* iMikc V)*H>a.»R$ i*e.
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lj*‘rs of his t;i’tilIv. Siiv*-r htttl ft.ikcn mo
rt’It! the tliori:o«l(,[|. A -dtp listoi'.ol
loo'. t-vor, tl ronviefiou groh «v’jit, In-;
Mo'iily U lllartl must gordpt ifip posl
Jtt»n G.tfi find betMi iFtVortof him.. 'riit-’M-
u tis, a- he It,‘id said, alwji;. - aotothto'
vetir for the fiinifer. tint tluft -haft
nothing to iIomv'Uj ilia iirohlatn. Sin
kioov—a* till’ others knew., inihaol--
what was In his heart when he had
ratyl that. It'll she knew ivtiip none of
them knew. Had she-nut heard Freda
.Mlchener ttilk that afternoon In rhe
jinst ■nlliee? Had..she noL.aeen enough
herself.
At last Jason get up and left. So
ptirmrta. banked the lire,, and old Rod
erick went off to Inal.
“Well, I’ll see you all tomorrow,”
Roddy said heavily and started for the
door.
“Watt a minute, Roddy,” Silver
called out.
He turned and looked at her furi-
ously. : -
“What’sl, on yoilr mind?” ...Roddy
asked Silver, as soon as Sophronia had
gone. ■ " i -A .
Silver laughed up at hint with dis-
arming naivete as site stood before
hint. —" ' T~-^rrr-r^~.~
"I thought I’d Just wait until every-
body .else1 gpt through talking,” site
said. Her glawe fell for an instant,
from ItisA Then, summoning all her
fortitude’, she spoke, "Yop’te got to
take this position, noddy. You are a
fool to stay on here— si a rvallon star
Tug y.nr lit-* tire face—yvitji reyptH-t-
tlhje living olVereil yon.” ' —Jl
“My dear eljjld!” IP ddy pSdifiJURih
’Mt’ori Iook almost motherly jiisr* now.
Yrtn want me to lake the job—for in.t
‘ OWtl good; I'll?"
. "That's part .-of it," she admittpii
..lightly. "lint;—I agree wllh lljron'e
CorHttle hates the fin 81." ‘
• Corfnne will he all rlghr when slip
gels to understand it a llttfe hetler.”
Suddenly. Silver’s, body stiffened.
-■"iTSeres sonltdliitig more, too," site
supi, her •chin rising coolly, irttllffer-
ontl.V. "When your lease is up next
summer, I’m going to sejl .tuy sec
lion.”
She saw titm hllijk for a moment as
though he had not heard .aright. Then
he tool; a step fowarfl her. "I don’t
believe you,” lie said. “What has
changed your min'd ahoTit this place till
of a sudden? There’s something else
back of this."
.‘There Isn’t!” she burst out passion-
ately. “For God’s sake.*get out before
—before you're ruined!"
Her vvordsT seemed to be scurrying
over each/other now, she thought In
panic. But he should not wring the
truth from her—he should not!
Roddy's voice came In n hoarse
whisper front his plenched teeth. “You
too! My G—d, I thought you had
more light In you 4han that" He
turhed away from her and moved
(award the door, then looked hack
quickly. “All right—go ahead I 1
might have known what to expect
when I began dealing with a woman.
Well—sell It tomorrow If you want to.
Rut I'm going to stay umil I'm kicked
off." :
“You afe being n fool!’’ she told 'iiTm,
starting t0( keep bnek the hot tears.
“What will'that.bring you?" •
“It won’t bring rite the kind of
treachery you've handed lne. by G—d
h^ barbed) and plunged out Into the
darkness, slamming the door behind,
him. i' ‘
real escape In such a flight, Its there
lvad been in tier flight from Gerald
IiUctls. Gerald had not been real, any-
way; the hard ground heneallMter foot
seemed to tell her that now.
She if ad been loo Hellishly absorbed
during the past (evy (lays to trtve wty
thought to what Soplironla nflgl't feel
about her going away. Poor oli
Bhrollie—Imw little she knefv of whaJ,
was going on aintnt her. The tftftre Vh“
thought of it. tli(“more convinced Sli-
ver became 'that Roddy Willard would
remain on this land ■until lie was forced
to leave It. tier threat to sell the land1
had done' nothing except to make him
more stuhbfiigi tiv ids deierndnation t«
remain. Sim was made desolate by the
kno'yloiTge tlmt lie was ns passhmale-
ly (ieviite I to tills laud as site was lit'rx,
Fid j’. «
She thought *veh(*U!Plftly. telfr'S“dlai-
niing her eye* -tto^v, not for any tin*,
happy, outlagi'MIJs lose of lloddy Wil-
lard \voti Id slit* give up her life lief!
The finU'e chjldi'en greeted her
with lludr iisimI uproarious good hu-
mor. .These A'orweg'an ymtiigiuers
lived in a merry Co-ihos of their own
ivltuid e.von poxerl.v was s*itm*lllitig'To
laHgli til. Six of 111luti ihere • wer**.
I'iifigiug. Iron! seven years’of age to
TFltteteeu. \t ifii enough *pjiisteroussen-
lltuMil'm to (ill'll tile lit He tarailiouse
Into a httlieh Silver played the de-.
eivpit little organ, and sang with 'the
eljiltlren until 111■■ - . ijjm'ing dtli kiutss
yx a filed IoaT timt it,\v.mtinie I o’tea ve,
(hi iho wav honie, site Came Upon
da sou and I’itulu no sale a i iilekwt of
liazei^iut iuishes. I’.itlia lookoi! at Sifi
Cap' wiiiiou: Mft jirise or'i'inimrras'siaent,
and .las,ill's darh oyes smiled af jie.r.
The tlin e lie. in iljelr walk home ((>-
geflier. W hen they eauie tip'ore -fS
®g house. .Union e uised. "I'oine along
in, Silver." lie invited. "I have soaie-
,tiling to show you. 1._wouldn't .have
tlie fteja w to i|sk you -but wo lllive the
house nil to ourselvus. I’ve-been mak-
jbg, a picture Id l’aala.” lie eiihiessed.
because I Hke farming that I'_gyt a
kick -out of doing this oiiio in u
while. 'Which one do you want, Sll
yerj"
After a moment's thuhglit. Silver
selected a light,autumn skiRcti In grays
and browits.
"Has Roddy never seen this?" she
asked.
"Vo - he liasn't seiav any of them. I
used to show him some id lay lliings
—and' lie liked them. But after he
.met (’or.jlDe.-rgJM’ll. It’s unite.....nf. my
business, I never could,quite llgiire tl
out, myself. It—u it—-I ids'! sorry- for
Uoilfl.v!" . ^
Sllier tuckeil the dvuwing under her
arm. “I’ll lutng tifis otre in my room,”
she said, then sturted toward the door.
"And don't worry about lloddy. When
a uian falls! in love, it does fumn
things to him siiinetlHies.'X
Jason laughed, "toisli, doe-n't it?'
lie exclaimed. «nd looked at I'aiija.
•‘Sli,-ill 1 till Silver?" lie itskeili sud-
denly.
"Sure !" i’aula ;said af once;
Jason ioolied at' Siiier and smUed.
"I.’aiihi and I are going to he nnlrt'ied
iti the s'tmtiter." Jason (‘»nfesso.i.
“-i-inityhe" in the spriiigy \Vtv'fe think
of a little dafri lann up norlh may lie
— v.v're tint sure y'et."
Silver exelaiujed with ile’ivlit, ''Am
I the ti,rsr to hear about it?’
“WTs dbifn’fi kuOjy ourselves not tin
ill, illds allornoon," Jason grinned,
deir- cameJ*(lv Silver's eyes as -lie
lo'okrd tit •iltem.’ Jason ami l’atf|it:-
lii'giidiing life toget her on a dairy
: arm ...
"Don't si\ nui'Miing." Jasoti 'sold.
pull ug do- ti I in triton I Ihtitia, ■ "Hut
ilou-’t ted tile nthers just yel.’1 • • ■■
"AV'eM. I sniipose I ■night In wish you,
luck," Slier saiVi;’ "Titfi 'when ’ t-w ,
jfeojoe are ip Une tloue's notiiiiig
nuicli anyone can say. Islyt that so,
I'lllilaV; ■
"It sure is so." Pan hi agreed lap-in::-,
into an"ageeiu. she had almost roll-
ipierfi-l since iier ndient Trom the
Kltineland ten years ago.
•The 'jays passed, aud Silver (imioldo
eiiine pr 'senl.ly to know ulmt it Ineunt
to live on a t’artn fti winter. But the.
weekly I'oUttd of hard work, feli into a
I harrassment he lint! ever known.
forget it,-Silver." / <
Fur a nmificgt she perdtltteH. her
juitid lo rest in lds, then wlthdfdlk It
hurViedly. Without a word she ran to
the door aftd vanished In the darkness
toward the stone house...
I.ate.r, (vileIt Roddy thoughtfully re-
turned home, the strong wind heutifig
up' the slope ugulnst him seemed fan
lastlmtlly like tlmt sudden Impact of
Stiver’s until, slender body.
“Good'Ttufil !" he mutlered. and rati
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Ills hitnu across his eyes. “1 must he
crazy.” •
Hut its lie lay In bed thinking ,pver
the evems of the night, it was'the
memory of Silver (rrciiohle's clinging
..Mi him that gtiaived anil worried at the
core of,Ids living until 'n*t last ns he
Hared Up toivafibdhe invi,slide ceiling.
■Ida whole IH> seemed to he uingled
In it tio|ieless mitzix — .
lie vowed, saviigelv. that tomorrow
lie would do .two things -he Wiiuhl
ii rite a letter to N'eiil'Anthony definite-.
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CHAPTER VIII
On Thanksgiving day the first snow
fell in Heron River. Jason and. Paula
and Steve hud come down to the old
house for turkey dinner !n~the early
afternoon. \fter the feast,' Silver
' dressed wurnil.v and set out alone for a
walk across the fields to“the Flatbe
filgce.
ibe.brooding melancholy of the day
filled Iter with a sweet, aching nostal-
gia-,a-yearning too profound Id Jtfyie
To. run away from’ Roddy Willard
would ,ntean that she would run away
from these fields—fr-nn her’very blrth-
djbt And the"« would never be any
bird; 111 It , ^ JU .Ill I,., u. n.....
•jlj's much prettiftp than yie." Paula
suiyl hiddestly. ’
"lilt—why. Jnsij—I’d love to see ft!"
Silver replied .eugerly, going MSjjUrd
the illicit. ,, _ 1 '
They eptereil the, house and JnUfyn
ted Hie way to the utliipand liglkted
the lamp.' In the "studio," on a birch-
vvoud easel reclined a florid luff far
from Unrecognisable portrait of Paula
Gohel. The powerful and Intimidating
Valkyrie limited there might easily
have been a Teutonic ancestress of
Paula's. * - • “l.
For some time Silver had suspected
that titere was more between Jason
and Paula than they were willing to
reveal (o their little world. Whatever
ultimate expression It achieved mat
tered not at all. tt was there and they
shared it.
‘ Jason—I’m amazed I” she burst
forth tit last. “Why—It's really—
really grotut!” ^_
“Gosh!" Jason Sighed with relief.
"I was scared to sle vv It to you. I
ibought tua.vbe I’d ivitrStl It over too
'fundi. But (lit you ' tl.liik IF- good
■ noiigh to give to 1‘htonic for a Clirisr-
■inns [irekont ? Tlmt vvns my ideal Sin-
likes pieiures, you kn nv."
"She'll hive it, .IttSe !" Silver .-issttred
him, "i Ijtiovy sin- uJJI, Hut why
don't">on fi-k me to -it fur you some
time''”
Jit-on s tut fed a Jdt sliee;ii-ltly. “!’tn
not Segofiii ?i- nil tlmt. You've got—
t don't know aim! it ks.” He shrugged
The Brooding Melancholy of the
Day Filled Her WRh a Sweet,
Aching NostalgJS.
o- , '* .
apologetically. “Well—you're not ps
pTelly as Corlnne, fdFilflSinhce.^ JBUt
there’s something about your face—I
don't kiiow—Imt It would take a real
artist to catch it. I’d like to give you
one of my new pictures, though; if
you want one.”
“I’d love to Have one, Jase," she safd
slowly. ■'•‘I'd he very proud of it.”
Jason went self-consciously to »
shelf anil drew down a porlTollo of
drawings. “Nobody but Paula has
ever seen these.” he said.
The drawings were pastel scenes
with a simplicity of line and tone that
surprised Silveli. “Why, Jftse. they are*
lovely !” she' exclaimed. She turned to
him Impulsively. “Vyould you rather
do, this than farm?”
He laughed and shook his head, then
looked at Pflula. “I guess not," he
said quietly.- * "I’m a farmer. But It s
rnint'ortj and lit the old .-tone hott-e
tliefe whs always uu overtone of cott-
tenfmenf.
In Roddy alone, it sei-nietL -was tbere
arty discontent, lie hail explained
that Mrs, Mender hail not been' well
and that Coi'inne was staying with
her 'for u. lew days. Bute w hen . Die
middle of December approached utol
Corlnne .was still with her mother ,
.Sophron'm Uehtune rather voluble 'on
the sttlijeet of Roddy's living alone In
the big house. For . Roddy had with-
drawn more and more to himself!
His days lie spent in work aliofit the
place. Ami at nig) t lie would shut
himself in ills ".simp" sorting and
grading-- mid completing.' his records,
so as to tie ready for another season
of experimenting with his beloved
corn. ’
Roddy’s mood was rarely discussed
by tIm-TTrtTcrs, lint Silver knew that
beneath their silence lay an intensiVy-
of feeling that one day must lirenk
t.he bonds of reticence that held it.
She knew. ton. that vvkde Fiii'lnne's
uii-etnv I'.'ail kiiliii.thing', to dii wit It tlie
vvay RoRdy I'nlt, behind It all was the
growing rosum meiit toward iiet-.-oir,
ilnii Iuni.4a'guTi ’ that oi-glii ivheti/she
had- told hint- of Iti-t'* lati'i.it'on Is -o‘!
hVr land it- shim "a- fits Umim* -hail i“x-
pired. Tlmt .had T.i akleii until lie
run Id think of not iting ct-e. Site knew,
too# tliat tfiu family was aware of It.'
That,;undoubted!v>, aeeouiited fur much
of their re-lhtiril. -
Will) Silver, it -uni;, hiuaiine an acute
misery. Sin* h.iil cntne here seeking
peace ami, At a (1 gr.Ttltia I l.v heMtiue the
venter of a situation that was growing
more Intolerable every day. Site tried
to talk about !; with Sephronlai it®.
it was-Impossible to reveal to-her all
tlmt had .prompted her to act as she
hat! (lone,’ .site decided to go to tier,
aid Lucas, though site knew. Gerald
would only latlgJt "at lu-r.
It wits a black, blu.-tery night, and
Silver put on her old leather jacket
'ami her close til I ing tweed hut. ' She
went out Into tlie Inky darkness nnd
Started toward the summit of the hid
when a.sudden Hare of light, like the
striking of a unit oh. arrosied'her at-
tention throTtgit the small window of
Roddy's workshop lit the shelter of
the slope.
Roddy must be In there, sin- thought,
getting ready for another night's work.'
The thought of his self-l;ntpnge§ loneli-
ness smote drearily across Silver's
heart. Why should she not go to him
now and talk to him—beg him not to
remain away 'from Ids father’s house
because of her?
Hite stepped to I lit*' threshold and
paused. ,
“Roddy !" she called, softly.
He scooped up handfuls of cbrrt.
“Well?”- , ______ " '
“I came over to beg you not to—
not to stay away from pur" [muses bo
ettusp of me." Silver said. "If that's
the reason—” »
He stood nit and looked at her. At
the painful tltisli that sprang into* her
checks, It? stepped . toward" her with
contrite haste, ills feelings were in
such : contusion how, that he could
scarcely speak.*
“I’m sorry, Sliver," lie said heavily.
"It's certainly iio time .for me to hold
out against you—after tills. We don't
seem to understand each other, that's
imr"—.......
Sliver turned her. eyes from hint. “I
can’t go on like this,” she sqjd. “It
has been Utter misery.”
“I can't say I've been enjoying It
myself.” He looked down at her and
saw that she shivering. “*Hul listen—
you’d better get back livto the hoiise,”
lie.remarked gruffly. VI II try to clean
this place up a little." He reached
down and drew her to her feet, HtCn
took- her hand In the most acute e'in-
'Otv
It can'' he helped If there L- mon-
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memo pad .hanger measures about.
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■—(Most Normal
A normal womaif* is one who
strains her eyes to see the figure
when she observes another woman
weighing.
[SURE*I USEJ
TUNIS NOW!)
She Sank Down on the Couch in
the Living Room and Gazed
Blankly Before Her. ~
ly rejecting htst*offer, and In, the eve-
ulna he would drlvo to" RaUantyne and
fetch Gorin he home.
• • • m •■ •
Retieutlr thf) eolmlt glitter of the sky*
Roddy found himself driving along at'
a snail’s puce, allhongtr he hud forty
miles yet to go—and fifty miles hack
home again, with Corlnne beside him.
Corlnne had deliberately prolonged her
visit ivitlt her ’mother, us Roddy knew.
In the hope that he .might finally ac-
cept Neal Anthony's offer, It' only to
please Iter. She had been affection
'itself, indeed, and always-spCke regret-
fully of tier prolonged nhsenve. But
Roddy hat! had time to do a tittle
thinking about i’orlnne. She wits young
gad spoiled and wholly untrained In
responsibility. But she would grow up
in time, Roddy reflected, and,the pTiss-
inz tuoniys wot'tld bring ti» her a'snns*
of her [.hill* in Ktc scheme of thing:'
lint Licit1 vv ould have to be a Cllllim**
For one thing. (’oriime tritisl lie bronvlit
to I'l'jUJliim Hi.'i! rlti'v vv'oiild htlye to
■ eonoetize at every turn dllfing tlie
coming, vair. - -•
It was two .o’elock in the mnrnins;
wlien Roddy re turned to flie Carm with
Coin [i no ■>tiiA bail brqneheit tbe sub
jf?7of x\|. Ahlllndy. Wlien lie (old
her of t!ie\ctter lie liinl wrijleff tjuil
Itf. Curl Odd had lapsed into a silence
more deadly* than any vitriolic dentin-
( i.ition he might hav e anllclpulcd.,
In the htinse she Stink down on the
i ouch in the living room and gazed
Idankly before tier.
Roddy came over to her. (,le drew a
clmir, ■ seiih it himself, and took tier
hands into hi.s own.
"Look at mo, Corrib.!” he begged
softly. “Let's Putibegin like fitiS. You
don't know* vvlint it means to have .you
home again. And you can't guess Imw
lonely it has ijeeif here without you,!,’
she siglted and leaned hack against
the couch. Then.she looked at him.
"1 Wonder." she ,sttld slowly. “It's so
easy to aauHfituntaiv.”
"I.lstenr Currie. 1 knrtw there's inure
-to It thun sentiment. Tt’s a tongh job,
however you look at It. But we can
make it easier If we tackle It together.
I’m sorry about that jolt Neal Anthony
threw my w;ay.4 1 wish I could bays
taken it—for your sake, Corde, But—
I couldn’t And some day you’re going
to be glad F didn't."
Corlnne .sighed, again. "I'd rather not
diScuss’It any more," she said coldly.
"You've made your decision.”
She drew her bunds away front hini
and Rodd.v sat (tacit in'his chair? For
a moment tie regarded tier thoughtful-
ly. During tlie past few 'days a hops-
Imd formed In his ml ml that hrt-rttusl
express to lierL-a profound and sol-
emn hope on which, he bellevod, de-
fended the scrutiny of their life to-
igether.
*“,\ll right, ~Corr|e,” he said "at Ins*
"We'll drop It—and start in again.
But let ns start Fit’right this time.
Let*us face our problems together nnd
work them out. together. I want a
home—a home wltjt you, Corrle, where
we can bring’' up opr children and be
happy together." He blunder*! on,
hearing hiniself ns, though he, some-
how, were groping In -ttial cold fog ol
Corlnne's eyes. “I’ve been thinking
about that very thing while youNs
been away. If we had a baby, you’ll
(iniUS'imcihlng to livfe-for here," :Wed
he closer to each other. Corrle—"
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