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"Regular'again after 2 weeks! "I sure am happy to be able to give up all those pills and medicines for my constipation. They wera mighty unpleasant. And expensive, too ! I found, once I started eating KELLOGG'S ALL-BRAN that I was soon "reg- ular" again. I am most cer- tain! y pleased with the real relief it gives, believe me!" Yes, KELLOGG'S ALL-BRAN can really work wonders in cases of constipa- tion due to lack of dietary "bulk" ! It gets at, and helps correct the cause, by supplying the "bulk-forming" material needed for easy, natural elimination! Try eating a serving daily, with milk, or sprinkled over other cereals! Or, eat several ALL-BRAN muffins daily. Drink plenty of water! See if you, too, don't find welcome relief. Get KELLOGG 'a ALL-BRAN at your grocer's today in 2 convenient sizes. Snappy Twosome Now, nifty and right on the btm is this shell-stitched pill- box with smart envelope bag to natch. Right with any costume you have, be it sports or dressy. Make in jiffy time with bright knitting worsted. Pattern 674 contains directions for hat and purse; illustrations of stitches; list of materials required. Send twenty cents in coins (stamps cannot be accepted) for this pattern to Wilson N'eedlecraft Dept., Room 421, 73 Adelaide St. West, Toronto. Write plainly Pattern Number, your Name and Address. \Vc can often h'amc IUTMUIS tension for miserable feeling? 'and fears, Antl in these days, thousands of nervous people long to get n rc;il grip on them- i selves . , . they yearn for quiet nerves. Many are taking Dr. Miles Nervine. Thisisascientific combination 01 dice- live sedatives. Nervine beJps relieve general nervousness, slccp!essnc?i. nervous fears, nervous headache and nervous irritability. It has bcco ustcl (or this purpose for sixty years. Take Nervine according to directions and lull) things along with moro rest, wholesome food, fresh air and exer- cise. Effervescing Nervine Tablets: 35c and 75c. Ner- vine Liquid: 25c and SI. 00 Care of Pastures In Dairy Farming Canadian Farmer? Must Do Everything In Power To Build Up Pastures Professor J. C. Steckley'3 warn- ing to the Elgin County Holsteln breeders at their St. Thomas meet- ing regarding the necessity of pay- ing more attention to pastures is extremely timely, states The Lon- don Free Press. It comes at the same time that Ottawa announces a drop of nearly seven per cent In production of creajnery butter for November, compared with No- vember of last year and a decline of 37.1 per cent compared with October. Cheese registered a six per cent, decline compared with the previous November aad Jl per cent, compared with October. Until October milk production In Canada held up remarkably well this year, in spite of labor short- ages and other difficulties facing the dairyman. There can be little doubt that the lush pastures, kept green and growing by the unusual ly wet season, had a good deal to do with this. From uow on the feed shortages resulting from tills year's scanty crops will make It- self felt on tha dairy output and sharp falling off of production may be expected. In addition there is the growing pressure of lalivr shortages. If the pastures saved the dairy- farmer this year It is abviuus that erery care should be taken ti> keep them productive. Perhaps this time of year, when pastures are frost-bound and snow-covered is the best time to think of how they can be built up for next year. Mr. Steckley mentioned new types of grasses being developed to supple- mnt the succulent tiraoiuy. which cattle apparently prefer. Wifli more electric fences available tt should be possible to avoid overgrazing of pastures by moving the heriU about and not letting them consume (he best grasses In auy OIK> spot com- pletely. Pastures are basii- in dairy farm- ing. New Zealand and Argentina have the advantage of yeur-roui'.d pastures for livestock. If \\o are still to complete with them In the post-war period we must do every- thing in our power to build ui> our pastures. Anil If we are to accum- ulate summer surpluses to main tain butter rations pastures should be used to the utmost. Life Rafts Carry Oil For Sunburn One-gallon cans hold inn oil for protection against sunburn, wind- burn and salt water spray are now standard equipment for the life rafts of each United States M:\-i- time Commission vessel launched from * California shipyard, ac- cording to K. H. I'ell. vice presi- dent of the American Can I'om- pany. who said that recently his company has furnished can? to bf used for this purpose. Many castaways rescued in the Pacific have told of extreme suf- fering from sunburn as a result of exposure to intense tiopica: suns. ISSUE 31944 Gloat over COUGHS&COLDS that delay the day of reckoning FOOL THEM WITH BUCKLEY'S MIXTURE Couxlu and colds arc all-out allies of the Axis, postponing die day o Vic- tory by culling down our production of tanks, guns, pl.uic*. Don't Jet them sabotage your war cflort. At the first MX" ofa cough or cold, uke Buckley 'i Mixture and suy on iheiob. Ihisg rand prescription routs coughs and colds F- A-S-T, keeps you FIT TO DO YOUR BIT. The new improved Buckley for- mula is all medication- no syrup- acts faster goes farther, i iV ft- 7*c everywhere. Get a boitlt TODAY. IT'S BETTER IT'S BUCKLEY'S THAT'S WHY BLACK DAWN By VICTOR ROSSEAU CHAPTER XII Suddenly, to her astonishment, she felt tears upon lier oiieeks. It was years since she had shed tears. She had learned to take everything philosophically. Life wasn't meant for happiness. At least, Lois had had no happiness in hers, save for rare talks with Hooker when he was sober. She tried to search her mind to find out what she_ was crying about. The discovery came to her as a shock. "Suppose he didn't do H." she whispered to herself. "Suppose Dave Bruce Is Innocent. Suppose It was Lonergan!" She was thinking of Have against her will She was rem- embering th^re had been some- thing different about the way he had looked at her and spoken to her different from the ways of all the other men she had known, except Hooker and Sheriff Coggs- well. "I wouldn't like him to be hung if he didn't do it." Lois whispered. As the afternoon wore on. the knots of men in the main street of Mescal became thicker. Once Dave was recognized as he stood tiptoe at the window. He heard shouts raised, and saw fists shak- en in his direction. It was a little before sundown when Sheriff Coggswell brought him another meal, and a pack of cigarettes that he himself had bought for him. "Well, how yuh feeliii'. Bruce?" the sheriff asked gruffly. "Might be worse. I suppose." an- swered Dave. "Wbjen's the coro- ner's jury jtoin* to sit?" "Tomorrow moruiu'. Yuh'll be wanted there to give yore story If yo're lucky. I may as well tell yuh, Bruce, the Cross-Bar bunch Is sort of worked up over Hook- er's killin'." "Friends of his. was they?" ask- ed Dave. "You mean Curran's worked up over that beatin' I save him yesterday. Well, he sure got what he had comin' to b!:ii. after tryin' to get me trampled by that outlaw stallion." Cogtcswell fingered hit clipped mustache. "I ain't got nothin' to do with Curran's motives." he re- I'lied. "I'm thiukin' of my reputa- lion. 1 been sheriff here for two years now, since Mr. Brown died, and there's been nary lynchin' bee since I look hold. I don't aim to have my record spoiled." "Well. I ain't goin' to try to spoil tliat record of yours, sheriff." answered l>avc. lishtins a cigar- em--. 'S<> that's (lie idea'.'" "Yep. I'm going' to do my best to purtei-t you. Bruce. Meanwhile. I'm tellin' yuh straight, the Cross- liar is n. toush Imuch to handle. So if yuh got anything to leave, yuh miglu as well make out jore will, and I'll have Sims and my- self witness it. And If >uh got any money yi:h want to sen-1 any- body. I'll takt- oare of it. Tliut'J How serious it looks to me." D.ivc op'.'iieil !iis wallet ami drew out the i>artiier>liit> ajjruoau'iit | 1e had inadr with KooUrr. He hand- eil it to I'oK.usivi-'.l. "You tear that up. sheriff." be said. "Tluu'tl give Miss l.oU the ownership of tue valuable pro- perty I bought a half-share in yes- terday. And you can see that the duplicate that Honker luu! Is torn up tin). That's ali 1 cot to leave, e.ievpt a dollar cr two. which'l! buy drinks for the lynchiu' party." V Sheriff Cciggswell stared at the document f n his hand. "I'll hold it." he announced. "Hans it. it's hard for to Ui'lie \ e a toiler like xou would shoot an old man asleep. Urtu-e. Hut that nin't here nor there. If they git you. they'll have to git me first." He left the cell room. sl.imming the door iiar<! behind hii'i. "That fl!a's white." Dave said to hlniKfU. "1 sure would like to have a s;i;n in my hand, though, if It comes to a showdown. " Tile sunlight (adi-d abrupt!}- out of the cell. Have finished his :;i";i! and resumed Ms station at the window. Lights sprang up on the street. Anil now the dull murmur of voi'vs that had couio to his vars all the afternoon through If You Get Up Nights Help Your Kidneys Do you fetl oldrr than ton arc or suffer from Clttlng Cp NiKhts, Baekteb*, Nervous- ness. Leg Pains. Rhmunniic Paiu*. Burning. scanty or frequent passages? It 30, renum- ber that your Kldueyv are vital to your health a:ia that these svmptoms may be dun to Kidney and Bladder troubles-- in such cas.es <'xt\ usually jives prompt and Joy- ous relief by helping the Kidneys clean out poisonous excess acids and wastes. You have everything to gain and nothing to lose In trying C'yute*. The Iron dad mo.-iey-baclt agreement assures a refund of your money on return ot empty package unless fully satixDed. Don't de- lay. Ot Cyata* <8U.i-tx from your druggist today the barred, closed window began to change to a hoarse, menacing undertone. * * The crowds in the street were growing thicker. The silhouettes surged backward and forward about the front of the jail. Thea of a sudden there sounded tha hoof-beats of horses, and a body of men rode yipplug down the middle of the street, scattering the crowd. Curran and his Cross-Bar outfit had arrived upon the scene, well primed with whisky for the Job that they haJ set themselves. The sudden outburst of yelling that ensued left no doubt as to their intentions. Squeezing his head against one of the window bars, Dave was able to see wha: was taking place. In front of the jail Shej'iff Coggswell aiid Sims, his deputy, were standing at the head of the three stone steps. Coggswell seemed to be addressing the crowd, but hU words were inaud- ible, drowned in the yells of the crowd. Suddenly there cams a rush forward. Dave saw the sheriffs hand go up and a gun was In It. Before he had time even to level it, a piece of fence-rail, wielded by someone in the crowd, struck tha sheriff upoa the head. Ha staggered, reeled, and next mo- ment he and Sims were both down and being trampled upon by tha infuriated mob. Coggswell. unconscious. had been tossed to one side, and men were searching his pockets for the jail keys. But the mob was already battering against tha door, two men each wielding two heavy logs that thudded with a forca that shook the building. The door cracked, splintered, went down, and the crowd came stream- ing through the ante-room and Into the cell room. At the sight of Dave savase shoots of triumph broke from their throats. They pat at him through tha bars, ajxl some were already lev- eling nuns when Curran forced his way to the front, the keys in his hand. "Hold yore fire!" he shouted. "We ain't alnilu' to gire this mur- derer un easy death. He's goln' to dance." He Inserted the key in the lock, aud the door of the cage clicked open. With roars of execration the mob laid hands on l>ave aud liustled him our. Mauled, manhandled, beaten and kicked nnmeivii'nily. Dave instinc- tively put up wliut resistance ha win capable of. He drove liis fists right and left Into the savage f:uvs of tiie nioi). but it was only for a few sivonils t'.iat he was able to baffle th^ir efforts to drag him from tin- room. a * * He felt u revolver butt i! tci-nd ijoon the l>a<-k of his head, and liis knit's be^an in Inu'kU- under him. The roum liecuiu** a cHrk void, lit by ta<- pin-point flame nf the dancing lamp. "He's out.' 1 1i-.' heard Cm-ran say ''Handle him gentle, boys. When he conies tn lie touched off. we want him to know about It." Incapable of further re-lstancp. I>ave was tlraggeU through the anteroom ucil dowi: the steps of the jail, into the street, where his arrival wns greeted with another outburst of savage pxt-vracion from ihe assembled crowd. A little distance beyond (be Wayside Kest stood n tall cotton- wood, with a limb projecting some twelve feet above the ground. About this more members of the mob were gathered, some on toot. otlvrs ou horseback. Aud theu Dave's heart thumped, and his wits c-ame back to him with a rush. For almos: immediately be- neath the tree, seated bareback ou Tihu-k Uuwn. he saw Lois. (Continued Next WeelO FLYERS' FLAK-TOP Bombardier back fr.oni Southwest Padt'ic combat, trios out the new ami-flak helmet. Covering head, neck and ears, it not only saves flyer from flak fragments, but also protects earphones, micro- phone, oxygen mask and goggles. TABLE TALKS Serve Health Salads - By Frantef Lee Barton ' SERVE health salads, whether you are a pre-war homemaker, or a war worker with meals to prepare after a ! hard day In the shop or factory. Health roods Vy./p\ such an raisins. ' ^' and apples may ba blended into some of tha I most delicious 1 salads imagin- able. Here's a reclpa to prove my statement: Carrot and Apple Salad 1 package lemon-flavored gelatin; 2 cups hot water; dash of salt; 'j cup finely diced tuipeeled red apple; \' 3 cup finely diced raw carrot: ! j cup - -'i!-ad raisins, if desired." Dissolve gelatin In hot water. Add salt. Chill. When slightly thickened, fold !n remaining in- gredients. Turn into individual molds. Chill until firm. I'nmold on crisp lettuce. Garnish with mayonnaise. Makes 1 to 6 Something Unusual N-\ -im you have a two of Iri't-over meat and are worrying because it's not enough for auoiii-rr mea'.. TV the follow- ing recipe and ee! :he sj -prise of your liiV; Meat Pancake Roll-ups 1 cup sifted f'.oiir, 1 : . " double-ar:i:)g baking powder. U teaspoon salt. 1 '.aiiL'spoon su- gar; 1 ess. well 'i*>at'>n; ^ t cup milk; 3 tablespoon.* melted but- ter or other shortr:: 14 tups chopped cooked 2 teaspoons ho-s-' rn<!:*h. 1 ' cap medium while sauce. Sift flour once, measure add baking; po'.vcer. salt and sugar, and sift again. Combine egg and milk; add gradually to Hour, beat- ing only until smooth. Add short- ening. Bake on greased griddle. 'Makes nine iu-inch thin paa- cakes. Combine meat. Uorse-radish and whits sauce and mix thoroughly. Season with salt and pepper. If desired. Spread 2 tablespoons fill- ing on each hot pancake and - ' Serve with onion sauce. Italian Navy Lost Chance To Turn Tide Of War After the Battle for Crete, the British battle fleet in the Medi- terranean consisted of only ziiree cruisers and if the vastly heavier- gunned. numerically-superior Ital- ian fleet had beer: wiiiing to risk acti.in. the Allied cause might have beer, as good as lost. This picture was presence. : :.y Admiral Sir Williai.: James. Naval Informa-.ior. Chief of ;he British Admiralty, in an article for the forthcoming "United States a: War' 1 issue of the Army a:.d Navu': Journal. "It was forv.ir.a:e that xhc en- emy did not know. or. if he did have an inklirj* of the truth, 'nat he failed to put it to an acid ;es". of decisive action", he wrote. ACTS2WAYS TO RELIEVE MISERIES OF BRONCHITIS Now get real relief from coughs, soreness and congestion of bron- chltls-this double-action way that actually > PENETRATES r deep into broncnlal tubes with soothing medicinal vapors. STIMULATES V chest and bad: sur. x faces like a warm- +t tt ing poultice. "CITING F0 *0' To get all the benefits of this combined PEMETRATIHG-STIMUUTWS action, just rub throat, chest. and back with Vicks VapoRub at bedtime. Instantly VapoRub goes to work-3 ways at once as shown above to ease bronchitis cough- ing, loosen congestion, relieve muscular soreness, and speed rest:ul. comforting sleep. Often by morning most of the misery is gone. Get relief from bron- chitis distress tonight with dou- ble-action, time- tested Vicks Vapo- RuU...Tryit! VV*PoRu I Ha'-. Musjv'.ir.i's floe: come out '.mrtle agair.st this weak British f'.L-et the only force be- tween Gibraltar ar.d the Red Sem Italo-Genr.ar. f"rcti might hav beer, fvee to cra.-h British resist- ance in North Africa, to opea the back tioor to Soviet Russia and even to reach the India* Ocean to link arms with Japan, Jarnet said. Silent Rooster A crowless rooster and a developed chicken called "jeep" were introduced to poultry fan- ciers in New York recently. Alone with more tiian ".i'0'J fowl of vtr- lous types from IT states and Cam- ada. they are on display at th annual Madison Square Garde* poultry show. IN Toronto lt' St. Regis Hotel Every Room with Bath, Shower and Telephone. Single, $2.5O up- Double. $3.50 up. Good Food, Dining and Dancing Nightly. Sherbourne at Carlton Tel. RA. 4135 Loosen ASTHMA MUCUS Sleep Fine . thtn:l ?ITV! r.r'-r''- 1 ! ' ' vs rum > uiir ll-ul'h. Tiio r>: ?. T.II-. .: limu-Takc nuickly i-inul.fvj throueh tb l>!.i .) promptly h^lp'^tf to curt r\. '^ <' .t-ks and u^tuttly the firt d i y !.. mil.-.:-* ^ l-i-'^^n^d. thua c f-ee ^ns' ^r";i*h!t< an : . - i <l >. ur n.ira^ . i' ! '.. . : .1. . '.:: }' Aumo-Tak* frrn. N.. - N. i<l>ligntion. .lust toll :i- ^ ' :' - - .f Ai ' hnui . :, Ki ' v < ' :' i . :'.":' KnoK Lild . Fart Kric, \DI 111 Untar >i. Spicy Apple Squares The flavour-combination of Quaker Oats and apples calls for an invariable "encore" from family :iud guests alike. Serve this delicious dessert hot or cold, with cream or saure whipped cream, when UM occasion is an especially grand one. and w!iea you can niMiage it! 1 clip Saxon qjaMryi Fl.>i;r 3 tal'lespoons lrowu OK Quaker iharii-wheau Flour 1 cup Quaker Oats "k teaspoon sail ^ tablespoons butter >> teaspoon baking soda 4 tablespoons shortening 3 cup* ^liced raw apples i* CUD l)rou sugar ^Ground cinnanum Sifr the flour once V>efore> measuring. Add salt and baking soda, sift iiRaln. Add 3 tablespoons brown sugar, and the Quaker Oats. Com- bine i lie butter and shortening, and blend lu the Quaker Outs uiixtur*. Spread half in a baking dish, cover with the apples, and add the fc cu brown sugar. Sprinkle with cinnamon, and cover with remaining Quak- er Oats misturc. Fiaka in moderate oven, 350*. about 40 iniuutes or until apples are tender and top nicely browned. Invaluable for COUGHS- COLDS BRONCHITIS SIMPLE SORE THROAT