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"r.i-ttstt.sttotaro,rarqm Rhianna-dumber“. mu. Io. tummy-1cm hound the you one. at Murine. A: dim. I. mum nanny when the pol!- mlutor opened the door uni took " Ma. -- "We" Inn'- ‘Snovuhoe Poto‘ thin.” aid old an Wright. the [is-tanner: " I lime Into today, on? How In aha up tut-tttrm. Ill?” A: Nell [on the poet ottiee and tuned tor the ettttitt where manly he ate and slept when at the end "Good tim you!" and the post- master; “you're a roguhr pack- horse, 'Peter'. Fine basins", ta w member the boys."' _ "Not yet.” an Nels briefly. "mum poundl “try," he added a the ooAmasasr Mum-ed the back. “Some Christin“ tor the boys, I expect." In“ down no d-etod um: (cum m ”I D) . A/Racky, Maintain Swim . _ _ » Claus _ . Ennnuennn Us Tie. MONBDUAN WILDS _As_tatero'ouaacar,ieramshi.wietLi" "otittaudinttsectbts.ngttseitoceied. " I. _ A!“ IuUI I “Well, I could." and Mary, "but C,' rather not, Anyhow. we could i'" get the tree md tu, it tur." ' "In." said Hilda, "t suppose‘ Well “re the prematurit- asking tor that event. Br the morning of the any before Chutn- M317 had be- mme importunute. "Hush. Muy!" her mother re» proud; "Ut the time you mute such n toolitshttmm.. Couldn't you wait than?" Back " the little cabin on Birch Creek one might utmost Inn though! it already Chm-(mu, Inch annual: out and (lupin! " aiiiiiGriii JiriiGd7 - ttgy, "u" him ”only “4 am: «on. In mm airmw ,. In . "Morey a". ". _ Ill. If“. I-nnhln- -..-" 1t't"f.2 [BIKVOE OX!!- “7‘. of . I“ and Hill lnuhln‘. wuod In. hm! Ind - And nun declined hr. vlutlon to come And join In the rude bonny mun“... Ho not that he would need In his strength tor an Ind climbvol the (allowing day. He hoped it would not lions. ing, however, to know tfiat in emergencies Dodge, Brothers Motor Car is built to meet thetest. These dependable and sturdy qualities also' no- count fat the fact that more than 90% of all the motor cars Dodge Brothers have built during the past eleven years, are still in aetiiie service. The Gobi Desert in Mongolia is the most extensive undeveloped and unexplored re- . gion now left in the world. Until a few . years ago it was retarded by the impossibly slow traffic of camel trains, the only means of communication. But now it is being crisscrossed m every direction by motor cars, or, more correctly by one motor car," the Dodge. Sixty or seventy Dodge Brothers cars are making regular trips far into the interior of this vast T waste, bringing out loads of sablea, precious furs, wool and other products. f No other car except the Dodge is found there because we have tried it out on each of our three expeditions and have had it demon- B strated to our satisfaction that the Dodge is the only car that will stand up murder the l strain of the roadIess desert and do Mte'p. thing we ask of it. Few people have occasion to subject. their motor cars to punishment of this severity. It is reassur- Dr. Roy Chapman Andrews, who startled the world a few years ago by discovering a nest of dinosaur eggs ten million years old, arrived in New York on November 9th from his Third Asiatic Expedition under the auspices of the American Museum'of Natural History. Again he attributes much of the ,success cf his expedition to the astounding performance of his five Dodge Brothers Motor Cars. Following is a direct 'quotation from an official statement by Dr. Andrews upon his return to America: ( _ m mEtRICA's GARAGE m-to-m-tr-twatt-to-oo-d. WATERLOO - A PNT. - m “In my Wot-I VII tte. holo- m then um mm run run- the in. Then may out about for and. W ot ending-Id ttttts ot union “a tth Noun ot cotton with which to doc- " onto their tree; to that " Inn "on Hilda VII obliged to all“! that tho Mme had come tor the "no Itself. i, "Kom than, ’1.an one. “new we set the tree. It is. noon now already." She looked about In much of ax or hatchet. we! picked up the tiehtax which Nels usually carried on his pack. "8ot" she ex- culmed; "you up; In" forgot his nx. But G: l target; mnybe he [on it because his pack In extry heavy. account ot Christmas." They stepped out into the snow- covered yard. Hilda took down her own pair ot skin from their We leaning against the house mot, while Mary fumbled at the ships of her own small ones. As they ftmtnrsmedthoo-naa.tt. "dit Could Nob who hm. the m. vlde In ttmet tt wu can: to norm; my. "on now It vu storin- in; up than than In tho m- uslin. The mum: at tho duly darkened slightly. "thoe" it in sun only In due manna. I Mary looked out an window. "Oh, ssh-w, now!" gun the pawl-nay; "in getting cloudy. and a m Io nice." ‘ uncut. "Mow, In“ If" My it Bank can!” “It In, may. her em all“; “Wh- docl to com? You add no} null nut." "Oh, - but. dare. In”. It and so to _ We nu: ma. I)! child"; A“ mu. m loll Is “Human-tuba.“ Thar all it Ion “I W tt 1tonsunatudtttqetgttre.tt. [human-Wuhan“ Izmmwummm “mummmum wand-mumblh. (and u and“ "". area;". itiUcGi I. mntut couldn‘t»! "Waitsttttu,"-g3t rum-u atrium-u. Thrall»! no“! to van has. lab-Muhmmuuhnlhy I'lflllll vol! ot ”can, a. m unwbleh bloom-limo!“ mam. which have. tho and" confined. that nun-tho Soon-t wtt ot "on Nauru W will m Ankh-lawn“ mummy. 1"e11 mum-(m “mini-07.“? “Emmy-am": , hub-Inc III-1m may iitrtirirEe.FfitCitii"'tuii? ”magma-or 'i'tsmnt"ttx" “nature: can”! "you hmrmmmann-n “(unwind-“mm? Hetttt"ttsettb.tatoeoru.ttrtst. I ‘wumymwumammm _ 8 - "C'."Pt.eirrptorAL--rotrr ettoeb'erfat1ttrmahta _ u itg,eutl".tt:'ccc---t8at tt Vilma mpiar " to $18.60. . I m] Overcoat. and Suits T l The blades of her skin (alt the Iran beneeth mar. So long as the ‘snow did not nil the shallow‘ little ‘troush ot the old troll she could ‘get oti--tor I time at least. she travelled slowly. sometimes hesl. ‘utlngly. for.“ hour, two hours. How long she could not tell;‘ only :vuuely she felt that nlght all too soon would be upon her, night In the mullahs. she m not sure that she could tind her my luck to the cabin; end st tart “other doubt sssslled her mlnd. She we- now at the foot ot the steep lncllne when the trail gunned upwind. To the left, _whore the me ot the Black Cen- bn come down. ten s steep Us“. so duriCatt Ind dunnrous that Nels Muse" rarely used it. Had he tried It (my In the teeth ot the Mann9 Ohty one thing could hue made him-do Mr. Hilda remembered that he Ind loll " Mule Christan. peck tor In? ”newline thin side of the mtrrtmtt, end the Impression mine to her “at he hnd told her the out. had been mad. on the Buck Onion trail. If no tint prob» The mountains aqusll was at its] height. The " seemed turned to something soft sad neecy and cold. and. shaped Is she reached tor her Ills. One moment she stoma sud looked through the window 3 him. sobbing alone. The next she turnad, stooped and pushed out in to the storm. . s "lemnu. I'm “raid you'll get In“. We storming herd." "No, Htsrr, it he bad to be afraid, and [do not get lost. Would you hove you‘ve“ out elone in the new pol-have? Now, Mary. you stay an I Ion: heck. When! so maybe you could He down and go to sleep 1 little. When we hem back we Mary. teen running down her were you ttp."' cheek». turned toward the bunk as she we. bid. Tears, too, stood on HlIde'I cheek- " Ihe went out the door, concerned tor the rendered " well n tor the one In the fold of her home-amd hereell but a wo- the that hill: the “Inked one other power " large. as indomit- ubu In their omt--the power of Had “to” we" " would hue returned tore thtn hour, for um “I the my side of the trail. Why did In not come mid. answered the mug-non tor her-all. Something VI: nrii%e with Nels up there In tho wom He In: In need ot help, and high. In .11 the world could help Mm - horse“. The horror ot the mountain- lett her; she (on he... mum the cold mince of “Kory." Ibo said. "rour minim Inuit so now to and your papa. Maybe I no you! I little ways and Md him; I don't know. But listen, Mary; keep the are going and make a light on the window. Now any hero maul your up: and mum tom buck. It they do not---" "But will you man, Manama?" "Oh, yoout we tom back pretty soon. ot course, "try; but " we didn't you In! here. No matter It It in nu night And nll (by tomorrow, do not to away from the house.” cmtum. And pennants, up than In 3h. norm. Noll Andersen “The telephone is on your pay-roll. um it work for you/ _ ' I 24 KIN/G B. _ STORES 142 KING W, Ka-Y-c-VN-Bat _ "Dem, up for Xmas! Al our Ned’und Bali Suit. M Overcoat- m going at luxury Clearing Sale Palm 'tue,.'; avoid the rush, and at tho Mme time get a tut variety. l . -' Extra help tot Xmu "tttrt"'---"' waiting. HERMAN LIPPERT “Long Distance has re- duced cost of buying- now costs an only 1 out: to buy , lion”) 870318 .--t_k Meet he»: ed little by little. and than endden- ly. as though relentlng ot Ita mood, almost ceased. Hilda ttad been praying that the snow would no»: and did not God answer Dr--- prayers offered In great need And In great ballet? Prayers in behalf 'ot little children of a Chrutmat, Eve? It seemed natural enough to her that the storm should cane. 'and the sky presently should cleer. ‘end that far above, over the buck forest-hung in the notch when lute Black Canyon dropped down from the mountaln tuttttmit--tttqm, lshould shlne a great and brilliant star. She could almost see the trail now, or see where It ought to be. for no fixed trail at all existed In this deme. Slowly, steadily. mm by little, sllpplng backward. telling often in the deep, soft snow. “rus- ttling, panting. sobbing. thla won- an, plteously wenrled. pushed on up the ascent. How long she climbed she ‘did not know; perhaps tar levenl hours. But at that her eyes surch- ed, first with curiosity and then with decision. Along a strange bend of light which shone above the tree. overhead. You surely tt wu an light ! Hilda, waiting for her nob- bin; breath. cupped her‘hlndl to her mouth end 13,“: (we a lynx. cleer, call, the col of I women to her mate. She got no enawor. None the lee: her heart looped. the re- doubled her tytrorttg on the, shin. Nels. them wee somewhere in the canyon. Whether now olive or dead n was tsd who had built an: ilro. who none would here.hnilt it; And it could not have been long ego. Pausing from time to time nhe " ed again and "sin. At int. to he! unspeakable for shaheerd u bin! halloo for " in the woode. "All right! Ay tom. New." the cried; and than, panting happily. her eyes shining, she would dttqrtt silently to the not of covering an remalnlng dlamee. _ Turning from the min mu. l vague titrure bonding tn the blur at snow. she passed within the “to- way of the rocks which fenced In the defite ot the steep anon. an. knqw well how sharply the only practical trail dropped In tttt dent. cem. It took I good “brunet to maké it without aeeident In day- light, When. than, ot toil did it " mand of a womun going upward In the darkness and the storm? Night was but coming on. But now, toward dark, by come orttt freak ot the storm. Its fury [elm- ably lad been his com. to. a. utmmit down taunt! home. It got than there wu no no looking to: him on that (all. But it all. he!“ 1nd did not and him than In " likelihood it meant than the haul! would not use the light ot In: own home again that night. or my liner. she had one choice, to In made swiftly: . choice which meant her own life, tmehapt it not an: ot her hunband. She wand and called through her cupped hud- loud and long, but so! no must. Then she made her choice with I large courage and 3 our: dad-Ion born as much of Instinct u of m- son. tor she w“ backing with he! own lite her ballet In her humer- ioyalty to the spirit ot Chm And their child’s ftyttts in it. Cro he continual)