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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-02

the horses screamed. and above
all the sounds was the wheeling
OF the Gruff Gillie's mare.
Finn shouted an order TO
Conan. Conan grabbed the rope
and dragged the mare from the
grazing fald l
May you get as knobby and
rs nock-kneed, Finn said he,
for letting the man and beast
stay amongst US"
IT dare you lay a hand on my
mare" bawled the gillie. Il
dare you, Conan"
Conan went on the mares
back.
@I'n ride her out of this" said
he. But the mare lay down,
Conan on her back, and not for
all the kicks he gave her would
she rise again. The Fian, their
hands on their knees, laughed at
Conan straddling the long mare,
all except Dermott who stood
with horn in his hands.
shes used to bigger weight
than yours, manikin," bawled the
gillie. IF a few of the lads get
on her back she'll rise quick
enough"
one and then another of the
Fian got on the mares back.
Thirteen crowded behind Conan
Baldhead! Suddenly the mare
scrambled to her feet, and every
body laughed louder than before
to see so many on that long back,
holding her name and holding
each other She stumbled on for
a bit and the sight was so comic
that the stalkers and beaters and
gillies of the camp laughed in
the faces Of the Fian.
well, there's one thing / won't
let the Fian of Ireland do and
that is make a mock of my
mare" bawled the Gruff Gillie.
That's not what / came here for.
I'll go away, so l will, and I'll
take my mare with me. And this
will be a lesson TO all honest
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-02
Continued from Front Pagc)

of the Fian felt in a sporting
mumor as did Finn himself. AYE,
aye" they cried Take him for
gilhe."
Conan" ordered Firm, Take
the gillie's mare 10 the grazing
gruurrrii- - And yui, q f911TvT1a' f1o-
said. have your horn ready to
blow for the best chase that was
ever on Knockany"
Conan. abusing everyone, lea
the lmobby, long backed, knock
kneed mare TO the grazing
ground. and the Gruff Gillie,
using his club for a pole vaulted
about with JOY. it would seem, OF
getting a place with the F1an OF
Ireland. II was a sight that
made all forget the prospect OF
the chase on Knockany. But one
man did not forget; he was Der
mott; he stood there, the horn IN
his hands. impatient to blow IT,
isn't IL nice to have bald
headed Conan for my horse
boy ?" shouted the gillie as he
vaulted about with his club.
The horses in the grazing
ground raised their heads and
shifted as the queer-looking mare
was brought amongst them. 1t
was plain they had never seen
the like Of her When Conan
let go Of the rope she stood with
her head hanging as If she were
ready 10 die on her four feet The
fine racers and hunters belong
ing to the chiefs Of the Fian
came around her.
Then suddenly the gillie's mare
shot out her hind-legs and struck
a horse belonging to Gaelic full
on the Jaws knocking it side
ways. Then screaming and kick
ing she tore through the others,
biting this one, kicking the other.
The horses of the Fian scattered
all over the grazing-field. The
hounds barked. the men shouted,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-02

Please give mo your honest opinion. Just
feel these two unidentified napkins
and tell me which is softer"
In city after city. young investi-
gators like Miss Gordon made this
request to more than 10000 women.
One napkin they showed was a lead
ing '1ayer-type" napkin. The other
was Modess-a 'fluff-type."
sos out Of lOl6 women in Shreve-
port, La. said Modess was softer.
In Charlotte. n. c.. COG out of 1923
picked Nodes. In Boston, Mass,
SOC out OF 1910! There were ten
cities in the test and when all the
figures were added, the results
showed that 8 ont Of erery ! women
had voted for Nodes!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-02
E OF. FINN AND THE GILLA DACAR

water of the well. Then, as be-
fore, murmur came from the
well, there was a sound Of one
making his way through
branches, and the Champion of
the Well came towards him, his
sword drawn.
So" he cried ..yeu- will net
begone from my WE'LL"
They fought as before. Der
mott, dropping his own sword.
sprung to hold him when the
champion flung his sword into
the well.
But pulling him with him the
champion plunged in.
Down they sank. And when
his senses were leaving him, Der
mott was drawn through a pass
age Of stone that went upward
and found himself in the court
yard of a fortress. Armed men
were there.
Keep this one here" the
Champion of the Well said to
them, lit may be that he is the
only one of the Fian of Ireland
that the King of Sorca has been
able to bring against me-"
He went into the fortress then,
and the men kept a watch on
Dermott.
A S for Finn and the men who
~ were with him, they made
ladders and hacked out foot
holds, they climbed the cliff and
came where Dermott had left
tokens of his movements. They
found the well, and standing
around it. they raised the Fian s
shout. They waited for Dermott's
coming. And then they heard a
shout, and out of a cave in the
mountain single horseman
came towards them. He saluted
Finn.
Il will reveal myself" he said.
II am Abartach, the King of
Sorca. ] came. to you az the
Gruff Gil'ie so that ] might draw
Finn and the Fian of Ireland to
my help. / am threatened by
the King of Land-under-Wave
who would take from me the
treasures that make me supreme
in Faerie-the Spear, the Stone
and Calderon."
why should we fight on your
side against the King OF Land
under.Wave ?" Finn asked him.
"Bethink thee. Finn" said the
ono whom they had known as
the Gruff Gillie. You have heard
of Sorca and you have heard Of
Ahartach."
He had Finn knew he had.
But what had he heard of Sorca
and Abartach Who had spoken
these names? His mother?
Bovmall? His uncle Crimall T?
Someone talking beside a fire
while a child listened A story
about help or hospitality given
to his father. 1t was enough.
that memory Finn promised
Abartach his help.
The King of Sorca brought
them into the cave. Then they
went down through passages in
the earth. After what seemed TO
be a days travel they came 10 a
fortress. There Finn and the
Fian were royalty entertained. A
feast was given them and there
was the music Of harps and the
chanting OF poetry. But Der
mott was not with them, and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-02

There's good reason Why PAZO ointment has
been used by so many millions Of sufferers from
simple Piles First, PhZO ointment soo,hes
inaamed areas--relieves pain and itching
Second, PAZO olntment lubricstes hardened.
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Third, PhZO ointment tends TO reduce swelling
and check bleeding. Fourth. IFS easy 10 use.
PAZo ointment's perforated Pile Pipe makes
application simple, thorough. Your doctor
can tell you about PAZO ointment Get
PAZO ointment from your druggist. today
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-02

clear, but so deep was its water
that Dermott could not see to
the bottom. IT was a well that
held him in wonder. But after
a while he took the horn, dipped
il in the well. and drank from il.
AS he did there came a muir
muir from the well. Then there
was a sound Of branches being
pulled aside, and Dermott saw
coming towards him a champion
who had sword and shield and
helmet, and whose face wore a
frown of anger.
80" he saidS without my
leave you take my drinking-horn
and drink from my well? This
is not TO be borne!"
And as the champion came to-
wards Dermott he drew his
sword
Dermott was amazed that a
stranger should be treated in so
uncourteous a fashion. All he
had done was TO take a drink of
water from a well in a wood, and
whose leave did he have TO ask
for that? Still, he would have
liked to have shown the Cham
pion of the Well that there was
no impudent intent in what he
had done. But he came towards
him so furiously that there was
nothing for Dermott to do but
draw his own sword.
They fought for long. But for
all his fierceness the Champion
of the Well was not the equal in
strength or workmanship to one
of the Fian. Dermett would have
overcome him. But suddenly the
champion flung his sword into
the well and then plunged in
after it. Dermott watched him
sink through the water. SO deep
down did he go that sight Of him
was lost.
The next day Dermott hunted
a deer in the wood. He killed il,
hung the meat and made a fire.
Then when he had cooked and
eaten his meat he went to the
well, took the drinking horn, Dip
ped it in and took a draught of
the water.
No sooner had he done this
than a murmur came from the
well, there was a sound Of
branches being struck aside, and
he saw the Champion of the Well
coming towards him.
so" he cried, "it Is not enough
that you should use my drink
ing horn and take a draught out
of my we'll but you must kill my
deer also"
Dermott held up his hand in
token of friendliness. But it was
no use; with sword drawn the
champion came on him.
Dermott drew his sword; the
two fought beside the well. But
the strength and skill that men
of the Fian had TO have were not
in the Champion of the Well.
Suddenly, as on the day before,
he flung his sword into the well,
and before Dermott could hold
him. he plunged into it. And as
before Dermott watched him
sink down until he went out Of
sight
He rested there. The next day
he cut from the hung meat,
cooked il and ate. Then he went
to the well wondering what ad-
venture would befall him.
Nothing happened until he
took down the drinking horn,
and, dipping it in. drunk the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-02

Does sus to the touch mean softer user WeI-we be-
lcve it does And we're willing to back our opinion in
this way-wen take the loss il you don't agreed Buy
a box Of Nodes napkins today. II you are not com
plefey satisfied with Modess just send the unused
napkins to The Personal Products Corporation. Mill
town. Nj Wen gladly refund the full purchase price,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-02

q l9n by American weekly Inc Rights reserved
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-02

(which is softer?"
asks Carrie Gordon
and out Of every a women who made
this softness test answered, Nodes is softer" u,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-02

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-02
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The Omaha guide., 1941-12-27
Reviewing the Dance Last
Thursday Night

Swinging and swaying to the
music OF Louis Armstrong, all the
dance lovers kilt themselves. We
realize that it is a fine orchestra,
but some of the mugs thought
that his fastest numbers were too
fast too bug on and too many SLOW
hits were played, but no one there
was complaining. Mentionin' Just
a few of the hipped ones that did
something worthwhile, or outstand
ling. Well! as usual, Bob Floyd
put all he had in the bugging line.
On most of the semi pieces; King
Emmett the great was as amber
as a jack swinging Connie, who is
timber as any girl could possibly
be, swung her from right to left
and round about. Lloyd Gray
was quite Upset because he could
not take it. not even a half
pint; Joe Wright was doing o. X.
in a great big way and don't
think that Joe's twin Jack Hoard
wasn't right by his side-Yes in
deed! Mack Franklin and his sis
Mary G. did a sister and brother
ly step, they we're on. Marian
Gray was in Heaven one third Of
the night, but later her admirer
pinned the scene, couldn't hardly
tell whether Robert Fontaine or
The Omaha guide., 1941-12-27
A Prominent Business
Woman Praises lime CO.
Walkers Preparations
, Dy mormon rlsna,

z Il use Mime. c. j. Walkers
preparations exclusively be-
cause | get results from them
that | am unable to get from any
other preparation" stated a well
known business woman the
other day.
The secret of the remarkable
success of Nine. c. J. Walkers
preparations is in the fact that
they were blended by the late
Madam c. j. Walker to reach
certain definite conditions of the
hair, skin and scalp, and today,
after over thirty-five years on
the market, they are growing
Increasingly popular, and not
wlthstanding the fact that the
Company has always refused to
reduce the price on these goods.
they are still in demand every
where. -
. ZINE. c. J. Walkers Glossine.
although more than thirty-five
years on the market, is still the
leader in its field. The reason
for this is because it not only
serves as a scalp oil, but it gives
the hair that silky sheen and
natural gloss that is the delight
OF every woman.
Nine. G. j. Walkers Brown
Face Powder is not just another
Face Powder, but is the result of
years of experimenting to pro-
duce the perfect blend to impart
a velvetlike softness and at the
same time cooling and refresh
ing. Just the thing for these hot
days.
The Nine. c. J. Walkers won
derful preparations are sold by
Walker Be~auticians and Drug
Stores everywhere. or YOU can
write The Mime. c. J. Walker
Mfg. Company, direct. Address:
The Walker Building, Indian
apolis, Indiana.
The Omaha guide., 1941-12-27
HOME ON FURLOUGh

Penn Franklin who has advanc-
ed since his last furlough, is now
a Corporal. He is here over the
holidays; knowing he is knocking
himself out as usual in his usual
way!
The Omaha guide., 1941-12-27

a fUrlough. He has changed quite
q bit. His position now is Sar-
geant Buckley. We want to COM
pliment this studd on how fine he
locks in his Uncle Sam outfit and
all the stripes and awards he is
wearing.
The Omaha guide., 1941-12-27

Just before anocre- certain stud
was drafted he we It with four
girls. He didn't get L fiirlough
BIZ. you can bet he's getting a fine
gift from each ch:ci low Weak
The Omaha guide., 1941-12-27

Altho M. III. IL has J eeE go
ing out all season with j certain
CLic, he didn't IS muca as se;.d
her a card for Christmas.
The Omaha guide., 1941-12-27
Mil propaganda"

d. H. you missed year before
last last year-Uhat r you 60
ing to do this year. CYou owe
your girl friend a PRESENT.
The Omaha guide., 1941-12-27

Why was Robert Fontaine so
eager to be introduced to the new
Chic the other week. Isn't D. S.
enough for you r. F. (mabe he en-
joys making friends).
The Omaha guide., 1941-12-27
To Whom 1t May Concern

To Whom 1t May Concern
Isn't it strange how easy it is
to break up with your boy friend
Just before the holidays. The
least thing-and-snap that's all!
To the person in the other column
I know nothing of your recent
misunderstanding but don't be a
larmed.!, After the mad season
rush. You both will be back to-
gether. Christmas excites green
Cats.)
The Omaha guide., 1941-12-27
CFF THE AVENUE

Warren Brown is now a private.
at Fort Crook. So if any of his
many Chics has missed this hand
some studd; that's where you can
find him.
The Omaha guide., 1941-12-27
WHAT'S DOING

Besse Cole seems to be yet
thinking of 20. HI she sent him a
Christmas card almost a century
before time. How thoughtful.
The Omaha guide., 1941-12-27

Maxwell Butcher were guarding
Lutisha Nicely. Willard Morgan
regretted that he'd left the 4 roses
behind him. The Hill Billy didn't
fall this time, but he came on
strong. Almost forgot to mensh-
The Omaha guide., 1941-12-27

A Poor Excuse is Better
than None
It seems that Ray A. has a COOL
excuse for not taking his better
half to the dances woodworking
nights!!!
The Omaha guide., 1941-12-27
RUMoRED:

One Sunday night in North O.
maha, Nebraska, near residents.
Not invitational, for friends.
The Omaha guide., 1941-12-27
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
2216 MAPLE STREET

ZZlO O4TtEEl
A modern 7 room house arranged
with A rooms down; 3 and bath up.
Exterior sided with asbestos shing-
les. Monthly payments are S24.50.
Owner leaving town and wants to
SELL IMMEDIATELY. Win sub
nit your offer if at all reasonable.
MR.. MANSFIELD. KE. 02S0
AMOS GRANT co. AT. $3.50
2520-22-24 PATRICK
Solid BRICK Triplex, structurally
sound but needs decorating and q
few minor repairs As 8 units this
can show an income of $65 month
Iy; good possibilities for convert
ing into 6 small apartments. Of
fered at $3.50 CASH, but want
your offer. Owner will consider
cash only.
MR.. MANSFIELD, KE- O2SO
AMOS GRANT co. AT. $3.50
The Omaha guide., 1941-12-27

Adale Phelps was in the Sno
Friday night with a friend of a.
friend of ours. Up. r. What's
your story Up. r. or Maybe M,
G, got a story
The Omaha guide., 1941-12-27
Here's the New Amazing
MIXTURE
From Canada
Druggists Report Bio Demund

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more efective-foster in action fhon onyfhinq
you've ever used. Get o bottle today. Toke q
couple OF doses. insfontly you feel its powerful
bronchial tubes. Tiekling-coughinq ceoses-
phlegm is loosened and roised-cIooqed bron-
chiol, tubes open up, dir possoqes cleored.
All druggists. Satisfaction or money refunded.
The Omaha guide., 1941-12-27
1T STRANGE

ION ] II
w. K. M. manages to be with
out a girl friend every Christmas.
Mabe he will soon realize that a
Merry Christmas is one that is
shared.
The Omaha guide., 1941-12-27

I'm Leota, she and Altha looked
very fine. The floor show was in
teresting, and the entire orches-
ira knocked themselves out on
Vas, Vas, Vas. Well, we presume
everyone got their moneys worth
and now
That's all this week,
YOUR COTS.
The Omaha guide., 1941-12-27

COMING EVENTS!
At the two Davis Brothers Pad
in Albright, So. Omaha, Nebras-
ka; Christmas night a party.
The Omaha guide., 1941-12-27

A soldiers remarks: Wen run
Japan as fast as we ran their
stockings they sent over here"
The Omaha guide., 1941-12-27

NEW EXPERIENCE
Jack Hoard will have a new ex-
perience this year of getting a
present for his Girl friendi
The Omaha guide., 1941-12-27

Knowing everyone had a Merry
Christmas and Hoping everyone
will have a Prosperous New Year.
Oh Yes! Resolution time is here
again. Well all be making those
yearly resolutions; Ours is to
Write more and drag less Next
Yeari
ARMY BOW vows
On Like Mad
Charles Buckley IS back now On
Woman will care for children in a
Christian Home by the day or the
week. Call IA. 1745.
The Omaha guide., 1941-12-27
Two of a kind met

And one couldn't take it. After
being away for some time the
Studd came back and another
Studd was there. They met and
A. w. passed out. What a drag.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-05
The weII-equpped police car in Flint with officers
holding the st-shooting guns they'll use il needed

ma a crack sho!
[h n of them Fints policemen
- to industries against all spies
in n and saboeurs
ready for trouble Plans for defending
with the state
their strategy
defense good
32yarod Police Chief Nell r ANDERSON ofoereo a o
-,
officer that they couldn't miss When
and they
with the best
Fns police have been doing for the past lew
defense
experienced boteurs might go about
performing their deeds.
Factories were noted that in
the Extra precautions were set
III at these *
Today Fn Police Departments ready for the task before IL e
that
of trouble from outside forces
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-15

What arc the qualifications for the Governor of State? Must they be lawyers? Do they need to have experience In other goyerr- ment jobs before they can qualify? How much are they paidp
 The answers to these questions, freqently asked of the Waterbury Democrat Service Bureau in Wash. ington, D. O., are contained In a study made recently by the Council of State Governments. It was found that the average State gov. ernor is about Si years old, receives an annual salary Of S8060 and pre- pared himself by serving in admin istrative, legislative or judicial fields of government. TWeilty.s!x were at. torneys, five were editors or pulp fishers, five were business men or manufacturers, two were engineers and two were farmers. Other occu- pations were internal revenue col. lector; air transport executive, phy- sician, banker. judge, professor, and real estate and insurance.
 Three.iourths of the governors are between the ages of 4 and 66; the oldest is 66 and the youngest, Gov. Harold E. Stassen, Of Minfie- sota, 24. The only other governor under 40 is J. Howard McGrath of Rhode Island, who is 37. Seventeen are in their 40s; g in their sos and six in their eos. Eleven governors are serving their second terms and one, Gov. Herbert E. Lehman of New York, Is serving his fourth, and he was lieutenant governor two terms before that.
 The salaries of governors range from $3,000 year up to $25, 900, the latter sum being paid in New York. New Jersey pays $20,000; Pennsyl- vaiia, $18,OO0; Connecticut, Illinois, Louisiana and Texas pay $i2,000. South Dakota pays $3,0O0, the low- est salary of all.
 Former Public Service Careers
 Public service careers that pre- pared the governors for their jobs were in administrative, legislative and judicial fields in federal, state and local government. Out of A governors exporting previous gov- ernmental experience, 14 were for mer city, county or states attor- neys; six were lieutenant governors; 1T have served in their State legis- latures and at least IS held posts in Federal Government. Governor Charles Edison of New Jersey was Secretary of the Navy. More gov- ernors served in legal capacities than in any other. About one-fifth of the governors have worked or newspapers, for the most part as reporters.
 There is only one bachelor among the 40 governors-Oov. Prentict Cooper of Tennessee. The others ars all married and have families rang ing up to seven children. The aver age number of children Is three with boys predominating.
 Tn directing national defense ac' tivities in their States, many gov ernors may draw from experiences gained during the World War ~