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Aunt Abby says Women who read the most about reducin' exercises seldom exert themselves more than to reach for the chocolates. Pa says he wishes he'd known Sir Thomas Upton. He'd like to have thanked him personally for startin' those Lipton Tea gardens in Ceylon. It's the teas from these very gardens, you know, that help make the Lipton blend so smackin' good. * A man may marry a girl because she's cute and helpless, but the week after the weddin' he'll want her to be an expert at house- keepin'. .... Cousin Lucy has to count h*r pennies. But I notice she serves that extra satisfyin' iced Lipton's Tea, and no wonder . . . it's only half a cent a glass! Our town bachelor says livin' alone has been a heap more pleasant ever since he discovered how easy it was to make a cheerin' cup o' delicious tea with those bandy new-style Lipton's Tea Bags. Lipton's Tea & Tea Bags Ls*k jar the famous Red and Yellow Package far catalog and prices oo oar scv Steel Sweepnke* Bade for Marly all makes of foe mini for sweeping grain shocks kind of bm also Wood and Steel Stecken gHsnt drawn Sweepnkes. yytll Ull ROUES fo 71. lerilqg. fctntk UNtADE GARDEN TRACTOR a >, rNT iMWMWW f-y**1 ****** Ftew and CtiJuvator (or Grmrt.Trocker*, SJ.fHeea--tony Terms 2SVCAX FARM HACHIRE CO Mia , called out "Greta!" "Yes?" Her voice came from up stairs. I "Just remember we're having break fast early," Segrist said. Modoc rose up with an effort, hands > on knees, and turned through the open door. He refused even to look at Bill in ; passing. " Bring out the blsnkets," Segrist told Tully Colton. "Fetch a pair for Dalhart." Bill rose up, stretching his arms, and crossed the porch to snap his cigarette into the gloom. " I think I'll walk over and take a look at the old cabin." he announced, yawn ing. " I haven't seen the old homestead for seven years." To make it more casual he added: "Want to come along, Slade?" " Not me, brother. Me, I crave sleep. Watch your step around the well." he warned. "Some guy's stolen all the planks off the deck." "Nobody stole 'em. you fathead." came Modoc's venomous voice from in side. "Them planks was all rotted through. I was just about to put on a new deck when you summer tourists lit on me. Just you walk right into it. Bill. It's dry now, and only thirty feet deep. And I hope you light on your head." Bill half expected Segrist to halt him. or order Slade to go along. It was worse than that. When he reached the end of the porch and stepped down, the old convict was at his elbow --his right el bow. which left Segrist's gun arm free. "I'll go with you. Dalhart." They descended the slope in silence, angling to the right, or westward. Mo doc's farm buildings were soon at the rear, dark and motionless. There ap peared to be little livestock on the premises: a saddle horse or two, a pair of work horses stamping in a comer of the barn lot. Directly ahead, to the south, the Dalhart side of the pocket WE MINERS DIG THE LEAD GOOD PAINTERS USE IN LONG-WEARING PAINT was utterly devoid of life. Bill glanced back, checking the dis position of the enemy forces. The Tolli ver twins and the Dude would be at the gap. Greta was upstairs, Modoc in the bedroom downstairs. The Colton boys were on the porch. From this angle, a section of the porch was still visible. Segrist called a halt on the edge of the i swale. They faced each other, just beyond ' arm's length. In the light of the stars and the half-moon, the old convict's pose was significant. It was outwardly casual, but his right hand was inside his ; open shirt. Afterward, Bill was to look back ' upon that moment as an opportunity ; HERE'S one sure and scaling. White-lead-painted rway to obtain a jobs stay neat and attractive be i paint that won't cause the paint wears down slowly crumble under the and evenly. poundings of weather--'find out how much white lead it contains. And that means there's no need to burn and scrape when applying a It's a safe rule to follow: the more new coat--it goes on right over white lead the better the paint! For the old one. experience proves--paints made with pure white lead resist weather better. You can't, for example, get a more durable paint than a 100% white lead paint. This is the kind good painters mix from lead-in-oil. Best of all, you pay no more for white lead than for regular quality paints. Beauty--economy--long life--no other paint gives you so much for so little. Here's one case where the best is cheapest! lost, no matter how desperate the chance ! involved. With diving tackle, hard i and low*, he might have got Segrist's ' gun. But, at the moment, he had half guessed rather than grasped the more formidable design that underlay what had already been revealed. "You and I are alone, boy. We can j talk turkey. Here's your angle, as near i As a matter of fact, white lead pigment is made from lead--and everybody knows there's no tougher metal when it comes to fighting off weather. White lead, too, battles heat, cold and moisture--without cracking Le a d In d u s t r ie s As s o c ia t io n 420 LcuQftoe Avenue. New York. N. Y. FOR MOOERN FAINT STYLUS. MRII 6000 FAINTINC CONTRACTOR - Tk* atm aagat ft* dacarattvt nUr-tnhmt dtmsndi s ikilUd painter- tmr wit kaamt all tbt tntki at applnauaa that tmmn Uittnp goad lathi as I've got you figured. You're in this j thing against your will. So you're hop- I ing for some kind of break." | "Something like that," Bill agreed. , WAT TO BUY "But you're also smart, as Modoc /* addrimn ic tit nunUr says. You don't care about the mine. Uad-m-ttl *f paitr form, Not compared to having us out of this hole and seeing the gal in the clear. So j play ball with us in the morning, bub. j Show us the gold and we're gone." "What about the girl?" J part u im had con it aitsmtd 41 4 rtady-trkrmsh paint m MfMMtr ptptUr.jrzr cams nun, mt dtahrs tarry. vim. "That's your problem, after we're through the gap. She's safe as long as you play ball. 1 don't harm women. At the same time I won't be crossed. Understand?" BSCTOl HINTS ON WHITT LAD TINTS--You'll (ind lot of helpful information on modern paint Coka-atyliaa in a trac bookie, "Waal TtEaptt/ha* Wiiu Lead Fatal " Write lot rout copy today. Tn.A'