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-ShoPinan-'wrou may have your ehOlee—PenhY Plain 01* tWO-1\ence
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coloree. ' '
• Solemn Small BoY--.."PeffitY Plain? Pleniel* Its better Valtle for
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the MoneY."' • ' • ' •
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IrAeVer' *Old in
ul Our., grocer sells. this
Tr'YSALADA.
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TOWEirRACI( TABLES. ' '• the Work that she did. Thus,b
'iv/a ,you n,•waodon, towel rack in four hours every afternoon, going
-your attic? am. Sire .you have, •or, from house haase• t° house,e, . she earned `a
-eY411:•-if''.,,t,-;14'in..•Yont bedroom along, •dellar (IitY. If sonle mother needed
ide the. proverbial wash 'bowl and
Piteher.:, you ‘wOuldn't••`mind subStitut-,
rack in order to; inalip a
.-.,verY ,usefht •'-:deeortttive' tabl.e„. for
, ,
These" Old Tacks' Often vire made Of
the: betititiful,:"..ivalriUt: new. mellowed -
."1.3.y. age; and,Whejr"Cligned With, a little
•variiishrem�VOr it is a revelation to
• find how fine that wood is.
•',X01,ir2,•gon.*.me Carefully. and you
• Seoric. Fan have„ 4.• charinlpg endtable„,:thit.V11)::•igrace ariy, living inein:
Sawoff the three rungs.fleare#the
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hdaids
hPi..4`li,41iitt:::tiv,*;4fialc4fg; Your rack
inches.
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burhing,
But give ynti haelt My candle's glow,
instead, • ' •
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I elleat4Tal; eyouYap,cfscones,.thUt.'1 Might
ad
CHAPTER XXI-•-.:-(Cont'd,);. ' be such helP at the saWin, meeting, ya'TriklriM5c;:rali.."::::•c4rr0°.a little' time nAhid.. Yinsm" itiststit;r4firthaflirn-erl
COpifricIst. bY, q!eriff DeralS CNN •
' ' d now shedoen cbm. at all and • - • k
"Not uselesa; We need the floWera iTn ern - , rlen, " worltdt • •111.a.;
• and the lurtterfliee. and the things that '"" e;xeases. aretam.e. • III. n!n• .„59_,„ 91 Vint, sandal§ berrowed .fcr 'my „Weary I; , igreAtIllffe •
adOrn:'• , .1, wish • Jean. would give see ner 'she aIwaYs saYn sae Is Irr11 feet, ' ' •
.Poor ip:full.• of eche**'the sPrt cf :wemen , table :1
,
inithe'lioingothett-
idiitwholesonstIont -
laitfut• thiet4-10r.
010,w00:.*94!#A.k
fectly Well, blit„T ein •°°t• at' eas.e ahent /And in .the ,ShipIding dnak. dralll'trom :
.hergelf .Over .to ,Pleasnre for a little.
llu —quite - practical 'S.01-14rnea• they ,. a're wPu;ci'OreP. hefdre'•''She m'a•d-el '-'.•;iirdr(li'. Warni:Witie.tind•sweei,
- ,..", - •. -,, : : .. ? • ,,,,. .., r . , ' •
.too; she,b(„is., a shrewd, head,--aladut of complaint: . ,, .. .. ; - • . •
1 helping etherS.' r tell her She Will 'do ' One aorning-,,When. P,assi.!1g, the 40Or Ree;, ..`how, t 'offer, t6aryPn' VOW.% .and,
.it All in good.time hut. I w t'he' . t sfl.
Jean“ w• Miss. Abbot polishing heti • .' "Ilageni`title.;
'ilPrget "he. woes. of the worl for a brns , kn -1--..-• She stePRed. 9 • s,a5! v.PrY:* Pale* wr tight through . he
.' little arid,rejOice in her. youth." • , good Moraing.. . „ . • • • g . , •
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• ni lit • 11 •
I"Iknew," said Pamela. ".`I was 4."Are You keening well, Miss Ahh°t? I %VP:might through 1°nelY.11°Iir • by
astonished to find how,„.reopongibie she There is se much illness about." • I • n'°°114uPPed' fingers
felt for the, misery -in the warld• She "I'm in 'my usual; hank you,"• said I For Y°11r,.a.efight. .
is determined to build' a heaven in Miss Abbot stiffly. ' • • • •
heli's desPair It reminds one of Saint a s aft' 'ifs' or, 'flow' ers
Theresa setting out 'in mY flanle' fills all your orange. lamps at
; twilight,
het aiw
holding her. littleu
, yor4TwindOvi," said Jean. "Hew , do xy song Upon' Your: window Curtain
„brother's hand to conVert, the Moors' 1 manage to keep . them so. fresh , bloWs,'
her-help•-nrgentlyi she gavo,. an hour , . . Now P've-• stayed totY7-lorig„-and .koking, Ours get so mangy:. -/WaY. I And:where-my tearsfellon -YOUr •gar ---
Or two in.the morning or the eyenillg, tired. You, arid. AUgusta ;will have •me chine, in for a Second and. Took • at) . ' • ;don trembles
besfdes the afternoon Work, . I assassinated. . Thank yOLI, MY very .thern?" •• • .. .- Another rose. .
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SI.Lre0.4.01.'10S''.114Y,e.:49gIf4-4,Pf,X
ercitied ,great. influenew on Werld."-.•at.
fatrs, as vtltgpP4 the greWhi.df•the*Vi.
tish.Empire:"•..T41.4 It IS net; generally
•re,,klIged.hoW•••.ectii$Itler4.1)Ie.a Share one
Pulgii4t•1:,°11.Sasa7,hnileelr,!14in.t4theeloadt•oEvnipoirm4
e•e.'StCegti:.
gurOPPIIII liletory.' • :
This Scottish Influence In Qoatineht
. al affairs was for themost part uncif.•-
fililCetati;n1t1.:,...W1440°heAwdbl'�f en:f4e4ricvei.d47t4O,17' .
Jeer°their; native land; .;usually. r
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They even: penetratel to 11ussa,;
'WWII, in .those days; was -hardly' •te-:.•
,geeded; ri.S,•.Par('efk„vorOpo:14:tov, '
deed but for •hem, it is-,euito Possible!"•
th.at•Peter the- Great w6eld.nevet have: •
been born. s'r"".•'•• • • •
A great, manY peePle IIfl iot b
Emperor and L.over.
, Peter's father, the'...Czar Arexis.
haitoyiteh• frequently Visiledlae'hoUSe
of' Attartioa Sleiguetevitch Metvieief,
Who -wag las favorite counsellor.. In,
en. .
thos days Russlaa women were .itt:lot:
ly .Corifined . to tho "teroni," ,or
13'f°tYcika%ueseflit..'ieffli":103in:".:°44;011?et, 1Ms°toritt "1„lie.;'esi)cet)aantirttlin•--.1.g1-...'in,„„oriontai conuirles
men's ..part; of the housep,1,1Vt:hAterlitao..
. as' sacred as -the women's apartrrientd.
Ilgdr*."R1dde"117 - : .. •
•catrie they Jack brains of trieigii,' but
., 'in tlurteen months she earned three 'dear lady, for letting. mw come tose Miss. :Abhcit___Ale_O.1_,A,s' an, areth Prosper.
hundred .and •fifty dollars. Her onlyyou,- •and for,L-teklling•Jne about your ,ctildly-th-lit-leal might conie in if .she •• ;•.-r.----7•.;,--.---L-'t,
expenses were for need1,0%,, cotton and ,sono,-.--Bw4o. you, . , .... ., . liked, but •her. flowers were "tiling GREAT. INCREASE- .
,. .
.. i
hig
thread,
ire
s.
they make A surpiisingly beautiful
itittle`, Walnut :_finer into
frg, VkinF' and 4iIIII•4••wide?
vel •7,;'••;,g,
a ,gt*etrittA-07.-Y01,1r,
ndat have,
may: 0.4,st..0 ..; „tab , eay,
"` • le" I e '• a ut
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. A. STYL,Ill ."ENSEMBLE"
_•-_-...L.--The--lot-of4he-cbuscieTti feifs-Pid•tan-
,
COSTIJM.E.'' thropist ;is not an easy pne. The kind
but unthinking rich. „can strew their
benefits about, careless 'Of their: effect
.. on, the;reciPie• nts,.bUt the path of
ilAr -1 • ' ., ‘,... earnest lover of, his fellows. is, thorny,
...,
31 .°.• "and difficult, •and dark ...with .disap-:
porritnient. ' • . '-•-• .. ' g : . - •
, ' t .N .Tex.jean in her iritiocerice , it had
seemed that money was the one thing
CHAPTER ,XXII.: •
.1 A
tI*41iiitli,9,ii4itttAirAWliCwoo-d. yea use
•\844 '.Y$u 1.
will• 1fin4 the. real* "irrOati 'satisfietorY,..
By. taking your :toll. hoards ',te 4
Pltinint mill You can. :have SOme of
thein and:some' kidney shape,
•;:whicli?Will7intake-the tableS:. more
decorative. , • •• • . '
On the- Op one of 'these tables
• I ;sank chased rasa ring a two
inches, in diameter near each end, and
by these ;it eau: be picked' up and
moved alongside : father's grand-
father's •easyy-,thir when they .are
• sineltfng• or. -mother's when, she is
„,,,Towel.kackS Make the:most attrac-
tive; kind tif:davenport,end table's. You
will..tind lifter putting them to these
•varionS useilyou would not be without
• them.. They are not onlY:dieorative
but eitreinefy":nSefar. tin& you are
pitting it. Service s.omethiOg that, long
been idle '
, • , "
• MONEY FROM MENDING.
'A ,schooli. girl *lie needed some
eictra,--moneY -decided: that „ she could
/make it by using the`traihing that she
*la had in sewing. • Her grandmother
had shown heft how to • de fine. mend-
ing;
ingi she Could Oath, so that thAstiches
Were almost invisible, ."could set ' a
patch by a thread" ariddo- ether Werk.
She. equipped herself with a large
sewing ' bag furnished with all the
mending requisitea:, then She called on
It was "the ,tidiest of kitelins_shs....._„----,..-,..--1N__,,, -.:. !..,--..-DitiNKING .,.
extra. ' . , - •
-enteredT-Eireffthing s ne that could ....The last few years have witnes a
, .
be made te,..'shil.le. A hearth -rug made tremendous ificre . ,In tea drinking.„ /
by Miss Abbot's Mother lay, before the PrOdUction. has fallen - far, behind de-
mand. Tea ,now costs .,,raore than at
any time in the last 75 years': It may
even teeth ''p...qo per pound, .for- the
inlee is ,expected to rise, still further.
When, such Profits are: being made by
the'. tea plantations, Over productiO4
and a sudden drop in prices is, bound
fireplace,, in which a mere handful ,of
fire was bitrrithg." An arra-Chair with
cheerful red. cushions stood beide the
fire: • It was quite .comfortable, but
Jean fe;t a baieneas. • There were no
pots on the fire=ixothingseerned ba
cooking for -dinner. ,
She admired thetowe,is'ari'd..got to come., It may 4,110 a year•Orlenger
s ous net het -Tex -
water and, when -to•••••-refirdit-r-,froin .,Can_foretell:
watering, and then, seating herael , •
•
'rt. chair with an assurance she was far
her ,-,peerer .i.recwib---om-- , he, pictured
teessary o, la 0
herself as a, so).* of fairy godmother
going .frtnn house•. to liWiSe carrying
sunshine and leaving.:,siiilles and 114'71 frorn•Lfeeling, ,she :proceeded to try to
Pines's il?' her 'w4ke'' Ske. '50611' fc'inid make . Miss' Abbot talk.. .That lady
that. her dreanis had been 1
rosy sciein- stood bolt upright , waiting for her
-s',ions.--,Par_otherwiseLwai \the, reSuIt
of, her efforts., ., , . :vtoisoittienrg,tow'agso,d.'ettrni.Teinaecinliotill.renmgaigno A
. . .,
"It's like. something m AfairY Ole; I . "Are • you 'Very 'b.1,3sy pnt• now?" she that she. is so often debarred from
she -complained tio,'Pamela.. "YOU\ re. asked, "1. was wondering if you Could, playing with her .little 'friends on ,.. ac -
given a fairy Palsee;',:h4t when you do.some sewing ternie? I'den't know count of bid colds, who011ing cough;
try:0 go to it mountain of -glass are \---wtiher you ever 'pi out by the :day?"
"-
Pected;-*--Net-even-exper
.what will .occur.'. •
i
Matvidief married a Hamilton, a fenl-
intrieTineinher-or offemf-life' p-c-boisk---
,oitazi,,.tuist fain.lal.6$"'N'Altilchn:othe e?:fLie____z4miihkiOist . .....
lady had brought thenianners ,pf her.
1 •,nativo land into her new home, -and
.het,gueSts met the iv.omen....og het
family on,exeotly the sanie terniS: as:
4 She bad been .entertaining at Dila-
hulth instead' or in Moscow. : '
. The. Czar fehnd this little oasis of \ • ,
Western culture and Western freedom
:very, •pleasant' eSPecially after he met
'the adopted daughter of the •Matyielefs ,
'Nallialla ..Naryshkin.*, • This \ charming
..q,,ed,abie-ri" "
•hremette•waS .the,..danghter 'ofa needY., •
A List Straw.
' Emily is aged three. "She is an only
child, and she has w•friendly, .tociable
, - , , .
dispesttion. She 4dores_playrnates,_
and. it has'beeiVa great grief to her:
-Set •beffiire you and you you can't reach it'.1' • • to,” , said Miss 'Abbot.: . . '' ::
YOU' 'Can't '. think, ..bOW 'different •• the f., :, /,, e.',acould.bring it ' you .here if.: you.
'PeckPle.nre ,tti.'-rne now. . The Very poor ', oinqiticaiiik,t,titidiiita_iynenarh.ylelnisnpiree:',w'..0.i.k-lii: s-fr
whelp.. -1 thought. -1.1 could help .don't17
••tieit ..me .aiii•IOnger• like a•:•friend to .n.i;W„.., pin ••ntry..7, • ,. , • .• ..... . • • • -
l'Ia.;v1i.f°rniientdhlgy3t 'icwagny .••• tell.Tth'heei.j."Potlirr°,-11sbp116rsin
tied .1 .h.'14p‘CS:illi61tWer'1t
0ni..... doesn't
;In'6•1trileeartAri '!.Y.OeUr:
'Oneg-whine.,' with an eye on my pocket, .It's ,Saturday ' rrioruig;..• and iyon.,11
.ahd where. I used to get.' w'elconling Want to ,get ''oii. with your -work." •.,..
Ismiles I :noW "only!get expectant grins: : •• itys.”......, • '.,r • .• • . . - . • ,• , , .. . . . .
afraid, that 'I'll offer' them. help, that luciantly, rate to go. Miss Abbot had :
Ther4;••WaS•a• silence, and ean re- .1V1 'hard's ..1.........,Inim, ant..finHe for the, Hale.
'And :the, high-spirited. . en.es• are 4,6 .
•
their tithe is spent -in smibbing Me ian7.11 turned her back and Was ,toeltingiritO 2 • , • lAriSwered.
,...,,i•ithe ire... • , •• .• . `'. , ' , ' .. : "'sr „. .Ellen (do --
010 10 .ubtfully)"AM f the only
,..-,6•Pl.ti'sg•-nO Uthe getYP.
tilig down about ' "Good Morning' Miss 'Abbot,: Thank gill, you' even: leVed.ri'.:).51. (ie.itr
Partiela told 'her..., •"you're..ohlY. find-, you .0 inno • for letting •rne ". kilo* ''AhlPh• - (re ssar:ingv‘ify
. • . ,,
foie you, that it's the most difficult ML
about the -flOwer,s." 'Then She ' 'saw; that you • are one i a; hundred.' 'Ileed, I -sey
ing Whet theuSands have ,found ben
thing in the world to:be wiseq charit-•- hoipseSAssbypt . lima trying--,-crYing. in a .More4,....
he4iless. -way • that made •
.able,' ::.-YOU 'Avi11 .uever,4.-einoyo Moulin ,lean'S' heart ihe, ' She vientrto-:her • •
tairis..... If you "can.,snidoth:a steil.:here and put'her band on her arin..•• "Won't ,
and ,there :for .people . and Make your • you tell • nie : what's wrong? -Do ' 'sit
. .• • . . small corner: of the. world as Pleasant dOwn •here in:the:inn-chair.' T'ria sure
,binatiori-that,expresses barniony with
., . . , - • as poSSible,. You, do very Well."' ' ' ,. .1 yoU're. not 'well." '. . • ' •
..juSt:the, right contrast. The Coat may 'Jean ,agreed -with a sigh. ;"If 1..derA:-
be finished the sherter.finish
length . Miss Abbot. alloWedl herself. to "be .,
; by 'doing.- harm... :. 1 :haVa aw.ful,• led to the arm -chair. . Having once .,
is, illustrated in the small. view, . The -,
thoughts ..sometiriaes ' about the ' dire'sgiveh way she.'.wdo finding ' it no oddt .
fronts may be buttoned to the heck, effects ,.nioncymay ' have on . the boys--
or rolled open as ifl:. the large view. Imatter td, regain control of herself.... .
ort„ llithor , eSpecially, • ll' ailSi 'c.Lie it ,;;;- "Is • it that you aren't veil?' Jean
The Dress is Asimple •one-pieee. ``slip.; .will change their lives: entirelY. It'S. a . aSited... ."I•knOw'it.',5 "a wretched busi- .-
on". Model, With the. fulriess, caught in , sol.m
. ., . .. .
. . , , eniing thcought,".' and ,She laugh.: nets: trying to; go on . Working , whe' n' •,
rows of upright plaits or. tuck. • ' ed inefully.: • •••• . • .• ; ,, . , - ... ..• tone •,i.s seOly." . • ' ,•• , •
_ ..,Tean„p.lodsle'd_on_b_er:we'..1-;_doing.,W4Y,.„._ ...MieS. Abbet.shOok;her, head. "It's
and knocked:her head agtiinst inanY far wore than that. '.I..have to refuse
posti,, and blididered info pitfalls, and work for I can't see to do' it. I'M log-
,
' perhapS' 'did more, good &NOearned ing, • rny *sight , and. : ..:• . and there. is
more . grat itiide,. than he had any. 'nething before, mel -but -the ',Worts.-
, .
. idea of. • • . ..' . ' ' house,"' ',' • • ' • • ' ,r,,
ri••,.:384rr size ' as . illuStrated in the,.„.„ . ,
.1 i aoesn't • .maltet• ' if - Via 'cheated Over end over. again in the. silence •
large vie*, will require 2% yards a
I'xn some••',._• t.,,C!iii.".of the night she „had..said those words
the wool mixture ad •21;a 'yards. of: the n'i'ne...t)"-hille tilTieS if
help the- hundredth "tlin Oi', she. oi:hd to hetsc,fi! she had seen Ahem writ.
herself.' "Pair thing," ssId the re P1 ten in letters of fire': on the Walls •of
. , .
ents of:her bounty, in kindly 'tolerance, 'her little, room: they had seeme.d sear- ..,
"'she nieatni," weel, and .itlia - kindness ed into her brain,. but she had never .
eil, help her awa' wit some d' her silley- Meant toi tell a soul, not even the.ann,
. • •
500,3-4839. The-rnost popular style
of the Season is here Piettired. Ireom-
bine.s.in this initance.Ladies- Coat 5003
and -One-Piece Dress 4,839-4:•I Broad -
loth,
Cloth,:and a 'wool mixture in black And
'gray; are used tegether. One could
have satin Or faille in two shades or
th ,contrasting •celeei.. The smartness
of the "ensemble" depends' ou,.the corn-
,suspected measles,.and what not.
a new baby cousin arrived
In her 'uncle's family., and Emily was
enjoying the prospect of a speedy visit
to the: little newcomer.. Her father
casualty. remarked :that the baby had
dimples, whereupon Emily appealed to,
her mother :in a- tone of ,despair,
znother, can't I go near her if she bas
, .
dinaples,?" • • • •
• . • . .
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qessomosir
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thirse-of7her-heighbots who harlyoung •Th' Coat ,Pattein is cut in 6 Sizes:
..children and asked whether she eotild 86, 38,4O; 42 44 irielea-hitat
, help to de the ,family mending •The meagure. The 'Dress isIcutin 4.Sizes:
-iffer :Was "gladly.Accepted 'by many of -16, 18 •-and 20 years for ,MiSses and
the. Mothers. ' . 88, ao, 42 and 44 inches bust Measure
. gr: the first' day ,she 'gave .her set,. for 'Ladies. To Make the Costume for
• 'vices; . after that •'she' arranged to
• eha'rge twenty-five:cents an hour for
The
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liotel, Atlantic y.
America's Smartest '
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DePartineht.
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GUSTAVE TOTT, l‘fantager
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• Vet l'oake "ritsIttaa"' 'and ''Sladel
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Vest Vocket I.atv)•er . ,..,t310 pp. elo. 11.30
. lleat•Estate liducatdr, 200 " " g.00
Vobt l'oc4crt itobkiteopeH,110 " ''' 100
Art f Public Speaking 109 " " 1,00
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ho* easy it is 0 oper-
ate, • how: simple to.
Witt in.--7distant-ra-dio---.
stations. s'
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' tell Your dealer ,to
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HalifaiC70:?..igtoT0Fr4d..CEnAAticlif!,
Van-
couver, St.John's; Nfid.
01•1113H0
hee:beanty • seenied to ..the ;Czar far .,
.la love With ,her, and' she .With
The crown te the Fairest.
. :11atvielef; 'however, Was more;'alarni.,
'bd than 'pleased -At ,the turn affairs had::
Lalferi,:_lii.had already „roanY crieMics,
told he . feared'. the newi:jealougleS
'which, this niarriage woald provoke.. ,
In the :end he yierded.to •,:the Czar's
but ho begged. that', in
er-
der to' proteCt'birrizfronr the „charges
of intrigtie: and trickery '.Which :Might
otherwise be Made 'against hirn,•Alpi:tis,..:
•
should fello* the •ancient custon'
'Russia.; and Natliaiia Shonici shuw her-,
•self in the dormitery at the kreailin•
The.ordeei Nathalia • had 'to
face Vurts. or,i.&'•strange` mut! terrifying •
to a•gently• iiii!rtitied 'Ateng ;with,
onie dozens of other maidens, chnsen
by a rigorps PVCCCSs. of selection frek.",
arn0fg. the,..leVeliest In • all. ranks .of
tc)eEr
'KAthe
ckliraesiii's•siall'niT'!;Cto,ht6sect:}01w, and .1,nke het" .place
in a. Special Suite • .of six rooms. set•
aside for the purpose., •••
...It was from these girls that. .the
Czar would, make: Ida cbelee., .the ;one,
'on whom, the Rupp:Hal favor Mb would
bOCCNTI first.a grand duthesS, and then •
.C.zirina of 'the •Rlissians.;
" Russia's ' "Gay' Sorcio.n."' •
:On this occasion,' all' the ;ancient
rites Were scruptilogsly Observed7 but
the result:had; Of 'contso,.been decided':
beforehand:', On January 167.14: :
Alexis. aad Netball° 'were, niairied.; arid
a little Over ,a year later Peter .tna.,
Great' *SS. horn. , • . .
' At that. time Russia 'counted • .1')•init•
,as •much 'World, affairs as China' AloeS
to -day, but When Peter' died, §n-
ary' 28th,, 1725, ihe Russian EraPire • ,
was force id be reckoned
Wrinld• It have been Eliif 'a di-14liter of •
the•,:Scottisb'houSe :Of Hainilion bad :
net. =fried a Russian 'nobleman:, and ./
so. introduced into Russi,A4I3ese"'nforo •
liberal marinete. „Which' ,enabled• ;the
Czar Abaxis to meet•the•beautifni,gli.i,
:whom mude enip:ress, and wHo -', •
became the mother, of the great Tie-
• • .•., „ .„.
-broadcloth,. 54 inc i
s wide with .3/4.
.
yard' of, contraSting • silk ,forfaeings
on the Coat,,or, the Coat may be lined -
I entirely, ,the lining to serve as a fac.;
ing.: This will require 478 Yards.
1 TWO separate patterns ailed to
,.
A', She gies' ps i '
s
mJpist like tippence
any address on receipt of 15c in.sito:rer rasyouor
FOR EACH pattern, • by • the Wilson One !••mnan" anY rate,. b1es8ed
her heart, though her stiff,
Publishing CP,* 73 Wet Ade:aide St.; in
Toronto. Allow two I'vecks for' receipt u11l#4604K.IiPs.t0441 401 utter a 'werd.
of Patternof t thanks•, * Mary Abbot lived. in a
- . - • • • . : • ,
SOlft 15c in silver for 'our ttp-to. neat cottage suiraundad.. by -a' neat
1 :
1 date Spring 'andSanmer 1025 Rook garden.. 'She "'us thcstimaker in a
lif FaShionk. ' .• • '• • small way.; •and . had supported her
very happy with her work •and her I
. •
' • ' ' • • .' ,•rhether• 6;1' het; dentin. : -She hed. been .
- • GpOw .11,ERSS TO SELIA, I height, tidy house and her garden and
,
•We make rntiney• from oar garden*, her friends; but for More than. a year. •
. by 'growing comnion herbs and horse.:•; a Week fear had broOd0s1 over • her,
radish -in it. 'Dry sage leaves also IierYsight, which was her living, was
i sell well for use in preparing, meat.; going-. :. She saw nothing before her
i
En two Yesi's ".'llve..,h4.ve. se..:.d..!')P1-1:t*Si4.0.' but the sv0:1'l5ho4S-e-TI)e4th.'81f.Civ°11.14.
I Werth from. feur_smali roWs. ' 'el have we'romdill but --this...,'cia'S- shame:
r ' Dill, to• uge in,. preparing' pickles. is For Monthsshe, had fotight*i E cut, .; as
'vt148113: g'•°w•11.• ' §•"'8et raar:P1.1•11111 Is„iier eyes grew diminnr, letting .no
I alSeil .SS. 11...r61$1.1 for °Koilp„.,q. 41.1(1 dtes-' knovr of the .air..,ttety that' gnawed ati
.. 1 iiigs. Horseradish 1400t's Canher bought ' her Jii•ert. X& one. suspected.anything
1 from any stedhouse. 'Tin.; !(.-..isli Fellf•i' wrong. She was ah.vays neutly dress-
„,.• •f•or •e••••;ge•ed liri.c.e- if put • •rn 5l bot-. :. r d - 'at - thureli; ,--t4he •-aiwayg-...hibil '..-ber•-
1...t..11.m.:eontai oi.n.*a4,c•-w..-46unceir,,-..=.-..---.-...-;:isoriall,....-.Vcatilib.iition-444..ady,•••...40.s....collf.e.t,4• , •,-„-,,?...:
' • .,:totok, ttr 1) 5t8k5 st.• :1 I we:1' „, seiri e._.0 ty, ..1.10/•,,,:hi.u..4f,. ,$.:4,nnl, Air:4lb_ ktOrii-Angi,,,,„,,•
--1.„plailas.,,i4d.,40 .11.6".'1.1)4d °''''''' l'hiltit''''.0r,:and.r.-s-,"•,"slirtu,,,dideTitit*:•.,tregl•4
i'e want' to
• .' "PrePlantPle*” ' • '' •' - '' ":•' ', tal"'Iiii ""sevring •:.imi*-.;, vtaille".'thought-•."
1
that •••klie nink'f: have rria,*.a r. a, compst,...
'i
• 'PUTTY ,POlz 1.4.7.Agg:,/: ,-•vnzY 41.114 Ow IP t 'nee'd tY:.°..".i•r''s°41ard"
., , '. "tri
11,Itrew Miss -Abbot mr1 .. by gig it.
.
•
A, wash pan pai.,', ora
r gtnteware wrnew, , ..., •
,.-.10,e pad sat hehind her 'in •church all
"-Talked/ bad:Y *is tS ilrti1ly rriMi fie ti tint. Sundays of ' her.: lilts; and* lied,
Iiy- utingInitti, whieh • ivtts tillowed. to .orteit lotriiT4' the tidy ‘a.pritaiWid,6 of .
., dry before :.h.er pan .Nivii.A. piit iiita i•iei.,‘. ,A,;„, 1 ; ,,,, „ and .thought that she • :
,;- vice, again Soldering is • cliffienitx With `."' '61"8.11"t ''''
t granite*a.re, Po 1 hop:this ,suggestion`Y8 441' exe.c4188t.86"118'eni"t•8f h'"
'may - 1 ow,•11,L„;!taikes.,Late:y' he td d h
, notieee
hep sPine other in,u,,„,..,„.r „
, ,. y , '''''' thin anti 1/11..co:Orea, arid 'Mrs, Macdon-
---R. it, ' , .
' 4. . _ . • ' '', ald-bad, ',said one day, Ait.,-,Viht.iltiel,•-if
ode. oort rdot..,,,,mitii,I.dts Litofttnt, ., Mii,:s :Abbot 'is' all ,iiiht-; She tztd to
For• Yoar 'Cooking •
._.'save„.viark,i--hteneY": time,
tretible and fuel....-onarniakt your
Cooking: better,' ••-• -* • ••••
0,111:01 4 •• ise, ark!
' ' „• 10. • 30e.,
ISSUF No, 10H2S.
c01114 g
6,
e Agion.ite••ithq,„.
4ik,pr Mat '; -
A, they„.rwast bd
,t4 Laic
•fat iyhy,thinrebritalaim wool. • Lux
won't 4stink. . or: rT,tt:'W§Ttiltns—
•i'Voii"tfatic coba ri Dal is s#c„foro
,
an f;I:ric that isgak in
Li -n, oito
pt.ro
•
1tirIVA 1711 0
The security aftorded by the Provinee. of Ontario
Savings ..0fice, together with facilities ..extended by
every 'Post Office in Canada and other countries: make it
possible for.everYone.to cleposititheir Savings in this institu-
,interest is allOwed, compounded hal&yearly, with full
checking privileges •
. -
. The :confidence the rural comintinities .have shownin
• this Savings Office is indicated hy the large increase in. de-
posits, Which are now -over $20,000,066-:
Alldeposits are stctnied bY:the &lire-re:sources' of the
Province Of Ontario: . • -
4*-afteirP4Sest to tlottr. heareSt tranCh,'Wherelhey will,recaive
banl chectiv,.0..presS order Or registered Jptter, and shOnid
•
Remittances should be Made by Post Oihce.-frioneY Order,
prompt ,attention.
rovinges.-oV n..aria $avrns Office
fAtAtt. 13*PIOE't• 16. ti•O.EN'3,13•Afig, TORONTO
'torOnte Branch officeit. • ' '
GOA, bay, .an'il'AdelaTde Ste. . ,ear, University, and Dundee SUL
" 61g Danforth Avenue,
_
• ,
:
40-ther tfra.na•h" d't• . .7t•-••
'Hamilton, iit; Catharines,, , tfi Mai-y.1S," Fieuili k e,
. -.Brantford, , Woodsteck, Owen Sound, ' Ott a;
tieafCrth, Walkerton.. ,... Newmarket; and Aylitief..
•
6
orme ,
• er did the Scottish:Influence stop
heri:\ One of tiiiter'S earliest confh;
(tants and:friends vras Patrick abrclon; '
Ia 'cousin '),:if,.', the thenpuke of Cdrdon.
James Bruce,:and a soldier of 'fortune •
' named* OgilVr.lvilto other Scots. Wore
I also c',osely. iissUelated With the. t:re•at '
. Czar. •-
•
, • . '
.A Spoktimaw9s Paradise.,.
,
1,4TIM desr-terest,t; %Of' 1$cotland,' havo ,,n•
1 - i •-
no* a serious rival In the Wdr)ded,
, mountain .regions or the. North alit(' '
.'i Sonth islands. of New rAegfaitit. ' ,• ' ,. :
i . Pefore ;1801 .,dedr' were ,111116ifISMIii
' New ri..eahtlifi, but.'in'..iiiiitt• yoAr riii,d
i,s,tag •-and t,W.OY hiliciri 'from: 'painted:
I.Park, in .liss,e,x,weye lei loose: in tire
:„NelSOn 1"rovi110e.' Thep, in. -1876, 0 1.45SV
' unitnats were Iniliorted• - frtim the Dal.
. . _
• biii610, '•forests In Irovfareltire • l'iiit. '
4• o'• . • r' ''. *
akte mti niig or ttte groat �1,go
lrq,
. ,-. the, nh:vsteal Ito% L.01.utent ot 1 10 i .. .
doer in theti.• new hiti
ome bag i.eti. no,. :
-inervollottwL tilan 1110.1"0111, 14.; -:- ----
...0,p..a.4.,...4..„:01A,it,..Anatifttg,,.;.viictatt,/11,011--;,-5.:::."±
,:11.1t*,011,111:itl-'4ibli1V,11:.1.111,.to,4,17.0.4",,,4„. ,. ..
, Ind•sanc,e leStitters•:' 7-'01d:hes:Os 'have • ' -
itieressed,=;iti -Size Anil: *1"*Yelglit.'nalill.'."
there is ilOW.,liotiting•:th eqimi litalit':in...... •
-Scritland-litiess ladcr4.::1".1,.0. ,oke -.:11,,.....:
.terie deer heads' gO•nictlinek.. found ,i,:i...
fiegt..hOgie ' 6' , : - '• . '' •
, .
. ,
•
' Always:wear' a', sini••••••it's .11ionting,
,
, . • .•
Oreatness. denies only to thoso wlito
y
1 .gtek hot flow. to avoi.1 Obsttic.ei; nit
to ev,e1ePu1e..thern,....1t,pose‘,T.e.t., ,