“That is all I can say about it, Wini
fred. I had hoped that you would
have the confidence in me to know
that.I- '"Vg refusing to extend that
hot<# for e'j*cellent reasons.”
“But yo|u did not tell me what
“'rfi'e/ As PreV’ she flung back. “Had
they been entirely unselfishness, you
might have confided them to me.
Since you did not, I claim that I
had a right to lend the money that
you refused to lend for more than a
short time. I am not afraid of los
ing it.”
I would rather lose It myself a
dozen times over,” be asserted.
• Oh, no, you would not, Donald,”
she contradicted, “or you would have
run the risk.”
T did not suppose for a moment,
that you- would be called upon to do
what I refused to do,” he remarked.
•1 was not called upon to do it!”
she retorted. “I offered it.”
•And Rankin accepted it!” Muir
exclaimed.
(Continued Tomorrow).
FIR OX FROCKS FOR WINTER
The use of fur on dresses is one
of the outstanding features of tho
fail mode. Not in a long time has so
much of it been employed for tills
purpose. Squirrel is especially
adopted for dress trimming. A col
lar and girdle of sable squirrel dis
tinguish an afternoon frock of crepe.
Narrow fringes of ermine, like a
piping, border a black velvet street
dress. Dinner gowns worn over sil
ver cloth may have sliver squirrel
hems.
riCKI.HU APPLES
Peel, quarter and core enough ap
ples to make three pints. Cook two
cups sugar, one cup vinegar and one
teaspoon ground clove three minutes.
Add apples, cook until soft, adding
more liquid it necessary. Pour while
ho*, into sterilized jars and seal.
