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r":141.: :Christine e�ntln-
thii
"114)41:1 _VOA 'Oa* to • IV;
TootiOn A., 'very pensive frame
•-Vhe.••••voiee,-„Wastheroi...apohe
itirlteWit,(4eisi-nWteld
that, If
it Oa lart11,-00i4airifotbing 'fe;
• *110 •do ':tint, '.'•110 '144' to
:aneh
an: accent of.1.anA:a4(:::*/$0TTOW , that
.„bnifht4heri•an4 thereto:have snsPectr
istWieistw NOS., at:
etlin Or My 'deluded :eon*. • But my
• 'le' the voice, , •:with " - Which ^the
Ir'ot.0*.faPor rW0:1*' ao•elooll`
need, reniain4'''undiattir
red , 40t14.tig, so Much
;,40Ver tear • It again;
'ht abont My, love., You.‘-tnd
eit-.titeitillelee0,',44nger .9f it,
•. even, 'ItUow :if TO:0,
Whatever happened,
PoSitlen, in•seeletY, 'forbade. mite
plate the::poSsibilitY Of ever
11itking you; and ',WOO " to 'the
olce that Y,P.11• *Om laere• than e,
tether Ati•PaCiOt.,evess! 'would he. and
hat any...heart. w44-.1,neapahte ,of .ant
Anti Out; dear,',,Wes
9rte,404 •,, y inan: theLhIttek cloak and. the
•*':4:'011C•likii•ottl.:the -Stage:: Or black • '048:'-igitilhit: nrtY"
se passaes. Meanwhile, the hours t9111plea- and his hands' smelt • Of , death.
toner,. *mai taught me. I tried; to push theiultwO.Ito4,asice4
in'diVoirie, "Audit are -YouTr--Wbere--xstthe-voiee?.
'er� pent InHis answer was a, sign.: .Sudden-
Chtiatihe.:•Paaegivirtafirien,11Y, hot In:64th. passed 'ever 'TY:face
,/ perceived white:Shape* 'beside
blick'shePe,Ah.the
O111,,t; was oatiattii .09
4 UoCcomeles,,the 'theatre ••
neje. • Tini;:black ,.shape, lifted Me, on,
r::AthY r Wei:Called ::tittit 14- sing. in' te r. the white. neighing .„
olotfadtbizti,,*anto•y4tit.:;.4, !apt* greete .ray as 0 .rt a. epr!;.,tin. ram.... Take care,. 404; :I. have told you: .
7,0 ',*„eea,10,04,4 :boot, 1•*tl•t. Tniured, 'Caesar!". Thealhilnei quiver- .1. shOuld'ifeter 'returnr '
,.kuoulout ioy,.souv.0,c,tre aort.d.e4; • :mama, /, v0'8.1341,4 half beak au wa"...art appalling 'Silence be;
' d • •••• • • •• ......•• • a. .s;iiddle arid :Ilitid:.recogrilted",the, -kw the t4ree the:tV$O4Iii,
••,1' 'White horse. out ,of.the ProfeteiXhich 'end the Min. de.wt at
'I ;, had,- SO often fed. With ' sugae end behind :than.' .** • )
..421,041 bez*d 46; yew) . (To b� ,
• • 6:4110.40,0d14iii . •
So* your cheeks "however,. began to wonder, vitit
tirlfe*;. '1IOW could YetlSlihrEirr, whether:: I Was,: g
1.103"-that.:700;i:e:fe*gr•r • • prisoner. • I .0114. upon the .Dr. ..L.,.1,,Tottoia.v. cose,t:prefetiser of
felt myself eaid,Ohrlf34,•,".110.10.:•ine,' V.640 -ora Tnever l'' have
' tbie!'°1'nteset, oYe • likgrrtitd that AM..' .and 1 the ghbet, bocroeilinE*47,: teoen114,yIT-.1astitvi4a.
'ed theiii;"*4'Were."•by'lity... itt 'Wera.one.: •,. '
tho voiekwae.there•aliO„,EiOnl inade. no .rooforoot..alid .10t. tti47,,;:. had filtalOr adventures 'When trieuntairi
eelf, go, The Illac'W shape held' Me Alp,
not rec�gnize-yOu and began•tia .04-1.'inadlit.. no effort ,' to escape. 'A
-;Wheii:;Yo4,3:51,0V10 't.„a49.'.,'Yon-,,ba curious feeling of f'peacefnitrefs Carrie.
.Plohelia9*;•*St'::#0 sea' +. Over, Me and I• *slight that tfilust he
Alas, 4Ilere',34,:*74000.*Ioe tWijolie ander theinfluente BOMe cordial 1
4,14'.*67014.0.4070d:-..7tiftigaLthe- littat4Wf4112toinrigiiid.',Of my' senses;
vofce was jealous! .. -• It sald that2 nrid,•My.•• eyes became used ' to the dark,
rdillTitatioveYOU,"'Virohldnot,:.a*Oid nettnr;),,VihiClE WO lit,' here',:and,,'•the*
butritreat".1p*Ailie..tiniy, other Old 'by •that
'
rlend.•It,..:40A4WineIeeri4,UPoiyecene,.:. 'we were in 'a Mite*. eirchlar;:gellerY;
'Atlasti.,V'satd,A.O...the"..*Oiee;-"rhat Will, Probably,: '..running .;,.tireand 2, the
del ‘:.:1•1•:. aita'!•il4t1g :retkets to-MerrOW,...Opera.' is under-
- nrav on rnv father's grave,
• and iround. I had, once', been down
those cellars, but had atepPed, it the
third though there" were , two
lower still large • enough to hold •• a
-Soft* kOr9V, It-wlitY4174..-tb. groinci.
Aid the vo;Peol Vie Neise winch I: had
• ,recopitad: under. Ore ina!skt, was coti'lka:,
knees e.t9r0, ime,,W4S. a paani'• .And I t
.began t� 'orY. ,,, The- ulen',. etilk.bare.;=1 ,
, ing, m10, b:WIte eAderStRed the calgo,
of Ty tears, lot.* t?A.i4;, 'It is tree.,
• 'Christine . - I am •not an Angei '
nor agenius, 4 ghost. ..., I' ara
Erik!, ;
- Christine's. naa'rati*waa'agnin 1.10,1,
torruptqd: An cam behind thern geem- it
ed to repeat the r?.xd atto.x' her: A
.0Ezikrf , ' •. - .-4-1,
What echo? . , , They both .turned
.
sage.' I WAS 'frightened* and I cried' iround and saw that night thati, fallen. ,
out. It was quite "dark, but for ft faint Raoul made a Movpment as though to
red' glittuner at ft distant corner of rise, but Christine. 'kept 'hint waide
•the Wall:. -I cried• out, Mis•Yolce:WeP her::: , • ". • ', - • :: - r
Oleo. Only sound,: for the pinging and ‘. 'Don't go," Slie::said, "I want you
-tbe-Yioliu7badr-stolnio&-i;Androdden,..10,anozt .„ .w.•„-„ear,,ytin:ng-lecer
IY, ...a. halglt was 'lag on ;nine -, •,,.'or - "But livnY berev, Ohile.glie; X- afiri;'L
rather a stone-cold; bony . thing that .afraid of your 'catching, .cOlV',
Seised My*rift:, and, „.didnat•.let 0, .t • :. "We bate' nothing torfear except;',,
'cried- out. Uteri, ' An ikTriv t99K • Me thetratio-deerp, dear,, and here we ore '
laud 'the waist, and SupPerted .me.
'Oleo 'aviTai:fronythe trapdoorli .„ : .. '.
I.atri4g$164. for a little while..'n11d,t4en :a114::1 am 'net allowed to See", you o�. •‘,. ;
gave • up the attempt: 1.:wat.draggedi:Side..,the theatre. This iShotthe time.
wurd the little red- light and. then I to 1.-airlAq. bint We. IPirgt ;net ar.044,tt. 4-
sow thaft,was in. thebancls of a Mari his ,suspicion; ' `• ''• -'
' • ' -- • ' • -.. ,.' ''
wrapped in 4.)airge cloak And, 'Wearing joBut one:: Can find out - where - he
'a masit'Abat hid his ' whole lace. • I liVes. .011e can. go." in..searchOf WO::
made one:last effort; my lithe stiffen.: New, that we, know that Erik is, not a
ed; my mouth opened, to scream* but a ghost, -one can speak to hint. And force
.ile4d Chts"Ped it, a hand Which. I. fet him to answer -II'.
on my lips, on ray. skin , . . a, hand Christine shook her head,
that emelt of death. Then I feinted "No,. no!t There is nothing to; be
1070%,•• , .' :* One with Erik . . . exeept to. run
:ftWhon' I 9Pened rilY• eyes, We Were
still0,7ign why, when you .,;11.e,re... able' .t,7;
. surrounded', by darkness. ' A lan-
tern, standing on the ground, showed nil Ora)i; did Yon .go_back to him?"
a bubbling .welll., . The water apieching 'Because.I% had to. And you *11
from the well ditaPPeared, armed i rniarlit Itimildi,t• that 'whel,/1 * .n 1".,11°7$
once, ander the. floor on which I was
ng, . with my head. ou the ithee, qf `4)h, I hate him!" cried Raoul. AnAU
you, Christine, tell me; do, you hate
him' toor.' .• '
, ,,4N•Q:,. said .Christine simply...
--, "No, of course: net. . ,.,..Why;,..1yott-
live hiMI-Yolit fear, your terror, _ all
of this is just "love and love of the
Truitt exquisite.' kind, :the kind'. which
:people:do not .admit even to them-
selves," Saiti•Itsonl bitterly.
"Thenyou want metogo., back
theireln said the young glrl cruelly.
---ThOor it) vizi
o',0wpo '1:41Mt Ii4f>hiRliitt
, •
to hav
any 414,4)114* 104 ,k0t4t.A41-#141
fulf:t9 Ver:1#9,Pol't9f4ied to take
iri,W404N40.' glOoki* have
- ‘I'Ywafosko. t.,p1;t• heas404t4493:one14:1,7•
44Ves 19,.t.wi: dr,T,dre,Ir!i'irar.144t11:n4g470:htrl:::'
the, present is_ tho ,ineetiag place:;'of
two eternitrie papt and the 'teti;r0;
To equie the thoUgttTleMePiring•11
otisterOonkyeein,(7441:,h,!,r-ipleiPi
fr'om. bad to worse. He trlcs tyou that It' you are cheerful n.md,O4'9(1774,114.
•_:-,;101,1,.•tebe d!„„..-4711-11141,0aue,, t�mperato norwo 444.
41.14altivalityeet:erggat- 1111114:4119.i/6!Oriet4earoi71414at
I11.11T010allit'.91*:01?1,f1, thnee;iflki: ,
arS 'Own •an' *Or 440,Iii• fux'.4.4 OCtra-•; i7,;eughtet)•
v.lalnts andsyMpteMe,
`he941.13" 1COorheitlith• flee! ,y14.,the,
liatorccs-*.oio ••• •'
•• ,Because, the chronic ",jerliteliellers' 15(4:: "kat and-ic,ratelled', up your gar
,ftud'490*,hringerre nho, EOCAST dP1,••, • •- , • -
a 1-asit, Mk-Rtioni. de agnY to go
oa- you please,' replied
the voice, 13UtLI_Lshall be at •Perros,
• too, for I.ani,wherever-YOU'Ve''',, Chris -
,tine;" and, if you are worthy of
me,' if you, have not lied .te' me 1 will
;play you The Resurrection of :Licittrusi.
on thef-strolte or.'inidnight,','On your,
fatherta. With' and' yOur, fathers':
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. vas having nothin_g YetAllessessing all • .',,,, thil i• c ntion' la' 3905 tOtel.Canadiail '
:-JUM-PER. ''' 1!-' 11,0CF FOR . -things.!' A's7mhui. :et haPP.' . 41es- s might . :B. V'er :..ste. -anybody* who 'ciadn't:tteve :.iietatee :h-ii•ner;iits ismiuntsd 19 .713,..604,.
THE
FASHIONABLE DAYTIME :wg AR. Oti . 1 • • s .... with ' - • ... - • ' 1 buehele and, in 19ic to 1,933,595 iiiish-l•
be a ft hatt a..the Duo* • t ad. a' weakneee tni. punching the lire?. • ' * • ' • '
• ' ' " ' • ' • • • '°' I most nettingr'save the; gift of sOne und - • • .:.- ' — ---7-- . ..-_,-. els. In, the laSt threoliecol years, shipt .
- Tee two-piece sports frock contin-, the senile. of' humor. ', :. Weeelee :dictates 8118P41114erf',. • ag4"r Ments Were ns.,follows:.'1923, 2,793,842,
,hee its 'importance for daytime wear; : : : I ' :tine° • ti ' worn. .8.4.,,,A',,7!:,)thifil•Yr.91:11:911ingllier;14@nir taht.O.'•. b321:...bhvsativealdn'4edt'.2aSt1182,785°67,7;01211; .'a4n;di•'°08202.7..;
, . .
trinthial Colds '
:in. fact, • there , is no UMW to • its 'env.' •
' 3 95f657 ions Tithed at 2.902,290.
hition,••fe.r, it has; success tty invaded.. por A luny to aectait a prtaorteci. 0# Pres. . eatsuespense. is -terrible. : '
the evening mode. - Tucks arullAalt.e. the ,g.:ieund that be was. ,Efuffea,Ajw from „,..,, Just, .s. up 11,0441./k1 Would d 13:efpr'.. 0,, g.a. '. ' • L' p' re:em. inek: ....
are the t decorative features' of ;Abe
, . . that th . di. 1 DOA • Mariii"E. '1,k,ea , ,.
,.. .. • , • •
hadn't liked:lie*: . • ."The two important p'retate:greWing
model%pictuTred here.' ...The oVer•hlouse. . , ,,t., ., ••,:. _._,,..., -...„,,,.., ;. areee er Cariade are situated; on either ..„, .
unrier. a fiatIdelt Itainnted Wail, group:t-
--..- .g-knirilfthlittenthiltistAlaed.4, : --.:0-fa.,
• . .f.,609piceskoiloo,ivut‘:..iiiiirw..;04.6nhey:11,.,100,:.:601:t0:r..r...,,,uttwie ..iiirti'cpe:rrodz.,19:41j1flazaa..alcitiati:ma,ciin.4.1nstitog,ii,ino,:.ptiiitilioellpilLit,,rinir4oeeL. :
_t, ,
. „ 4 . r
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:opens . all the , Way down the ' :facirit:
Plaili.":batka :at they loWep• edger: r,,,•,The . Doatorj_,,No. it, Nisi, etity, to:keep d:tichtn, obrot.ohl,i tambalen.y.aniAdorsie4ed.ni, iaer.kirot.•:e.uol.':.
. , „
skirt is , made in. fear , gores,' the: Ade
back .beneath Abet groups .9f.,,tIleite,: arid ti3Ta;tili,i.teL.... '1'114, 1!.. I .v14.443.:^ ' .'t.".11;f3:;; ,Iff:454**1* : . .• P''. the .datuand Is 'assured.' ' The latter IS •.
Panels, being joined: to the frent and
ii, ittached: to a.. fitted hand itt. the 1..,...,-.....--/... ,;starting out • to -achieve :the., Same 'die- '.• :
so•tenitt;n14;:i7b*e7oldfr a•id97.I• ,',Ntr"al'ialiry.a:teeriftSi' '`e,orrtintseet:eilinaidw,istsh,tat' akscl'eep.6indlin.'atro74.11cifgkedeth;p0;:rrei:g:lr",thifi:.'"
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1925 SEASON
ABOUT 42;344,0W CANT,
British Coltptiahla is Best. Sec,' •
tion of •Nortl!, Aiperita ftty
"Production of Seed.,
"--,Y €.43 tell s4rue• 42.344,000 „cwt. -potatees",
trees 642;76-07airettirhillie:19.25-4easen," :
of 1.14,000toOd
:file Milted State:St Crop .(Konpared ,
Iggc as o detlinU lit' the Gana..
dian ,aereagei, in 1926, regUlt; it;i4
9*.Peeted; inel'eneed:l4dts tOr,;.canfk',
potato growers, particy
Uie 314riiiine Provinces, where, gran
Ing that marketing is carried 4).0 at'
;•reftule to.: leek ii,frOM the mire te. the :
wino sky, that dope net, prove the •pute: hen.t!i.-;
light nonexistent. onii,,Sliewo' that Jones-7,--"Finet ofyer your
-they are, bound to itisoon,solate, and dog and .: •
Want to nurse their ,:grivirance, • The • • „
. "
hiet, in'400,17. Alpert eic'icertaintfolit is; to *..11,10e.: never was artte4e piaeed,
tin f "'Los 9A1 'shies "' • ' couldn't make it WOrri Snd 'ter
But It lel perfeCtly:;,„obvieus • to any
One •wiailing fri use his ,Oehes.,•that some
'•of. the meet, , resolutely , nwturatly
cheerful. PeTsOus :have the sinallest.
'niumber Of artificial :aide; to 111431344e0
nuto.0 :**,9.wil,
the 4n:con:be, taZ. they 'pay-•,•\ They, are Wmf'.' • • ' "'Markets and.. IS censtantlY
•
qualify for leading roles in,a perpetual on the market. . that, some one "else
enao ent o •
_Their joy Of,Idving relation to
.;.i(lelittet17:148:0‘.71:1:141,1" :6 at:pi IC•e172:511111r4te 4.4 n;'1 alet fO
pro -
'y dld
for the large -crop of 19gd. In fact the.,
t fita ever realized from 1.4
'1‘1,aritime PO ta creP are exPeete.d,11141, •
.v; Ater,
The* progress of c,oinniercial potatO
growing and, export in Canada '
Ia. • been a ' fairly rapid one, *cleyelOPINF
A maiden fair In a dairy cloak' ,
I from a growing. recognition Of the high •
'Went 074 0 nvllit the -family goat; • .• . 1 gee.'" of the '°3•Aadh°1 14°chlet. both'''
She paged, ci3Oe,,I; and el,,,,i,...Natiny be.: • for • seed- and table purposee.,., • The .
, . , , _,_. 'LI Crim.rana.,:alavn9:913:fir_tolm, :Nlvinich.on' twin:::::e::
, ,liiil, *me:i said. ,,,/ *it'll, 144e3,43;:, vniinte had. aehieved...no-distinetioa, 14 '
.t
ti"C'•'eold '.''Whati ContmittecV crime
iiutincle''..pidiCullotiiit,. But betatre lane
this- may be:"alcoepted: aril; a legitirnate
Plea hy.:eiren the sitaraeat Juidge •
"feCtilen...UE the)iesettilicrelivitieSt•of the
gernis Often. ! tenni*: in
nienibc7.'••
rJal•iiiierturbarices of thie oatore:Oiltoe
oersioni, to ant, .•
eering hitt' he experienced mist normal waistline. •:Blouse• No. • A wrnin stele a from a•trifsigt.0
intethee feat ,.ot . When,
tbitty.-0,ve'Yeara ago, he wee',„elimbing,
.Ren gaedhui,, Aherdeerishire„- whiCh Is
,429fift.'. high end the; Second
t:.Mountain,' BOtain. He wft8
rOuipang -triCi* the ::eittnareit bi,o MIRA
When: he:hearCits .0%.,fecitatepet behind
= could not Oen approxi-
Matel'y,, how, Icing ',this ' ride' lasted; „I
*MY know that we seemed to turnand
tern and Often: Went down n spiral
stair Into the-yervheart Of the earth,
• • At leak, Cesar raised his
.
"But, after 4."you • sniffed -the "air and quickened big pace
soon Caine. to know the • Why a little. I felt a niOistness. in the air
• : did net .at once' rid 'yourself: of and Cesar stopped. The darkness had
- that abotriinable- hightutitter • .• lifted., A Sort of :Kiley light surround:
• -. 401inOve. the truth, Raoul? Rid. ed us... We were the edge ote lake,
If of :the nightmare?' • But, My poor *Mee leaden Witere Stretched bato•the
boy, was not aught in the, nightmare distance, into the 'darkness; but the
until the dayNtlien :I learned •the ' blue nP the bank. and I saw'
= tenth! . :Pity me, Raoul, • pity Iniel a little boat. fastened IA an-irontring
) . You remember the 'terrible' even- on the wharf .„
--
Ing when Carlotta thought that she, . "I don't zknow • k,Vhther„ the - effeets
had: been turned. into a toed on the of. the cordial!. hatrworn. off, when the
..• stage and when .thet house was Isttd- man's Chapel- lifted: Me into the boat*
• 'denly, plunged in darkness through but my terror began all. over again.
'Chandelier crashing the floor?. My-grtieseme escort have noticed”
. There were killed ,and ivounded..that for he sent Cesar buck and heard'
night and the wholetheatre rang with his hoofs trampling :iap a Stairease
WbEe tbe. man Juinpeci into the ,hont„
untied the rope that held it and. seized
the oara.„ rowed With. a quick,
powerful .stroke; 'and :his eyes, :: under
the-inask,-neyer Slipped
across therasiseleas Water in the -bluest
light whieh I told you of; then we were
in the--darkTagant-.-and-we-touched.
shore. And I was once more taken .up
In the ntan"C arms,: I cried aloud. And
then, suddenly, I' was silent, dazed by
the light: • . .• Yes, a daVling.. light
in the Midst or Which I haebeen .put,
In Sizes 35, 88;. and 42 .Inches. -4slaseing,table.. illiervone • thought iihe
.Pize 36 bust, requires: 21)(,, •yards-TNiaa•A,cnniiiii, two.. ,
c It:. wan proired•
ok 5‘, yards 49.-inclimeriteriel. that athei.ioaii iiiffering. bean a
'Shirt So; 1.20. is. in sizeal'2.(l;•28,:.; P4k seierte cold and :wan J06004,10' of
32, .34 and 86, inches ,Weist.' Site 28
g between her .; c411. and
ower peopl'e's Prolierty. '
Waist, requires 8.1/4,- yards' 30-inch,",en"
21,13 ,Yards,.544ricli material. Price 29 • N .
iiun.cents each. , Pattern: ,
11115,1tigled' ° and , heard: tilte polio -6.0r Fashieis BOOhillitistratine.the
again; ,but :see jot:long..' ,he newest 'arid most PractiCarityies,. will
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Walked and. the "crunch, he Of interest to every' home Alressr .
crunell'fireinuttledllehi,ntd him; he. Wits ' -•Priee of he hook 10 'ceets,' t
:seised -With terror... He . took to copy. ,'• '
heels. and blindly. • HOWftveTo ..oti,•Ek, piTTE.gtio;
anieng the • boulders :fOr four' or.
•
. terrified, screams. 111y first thought
' iris for you and the voice.• I was at
once easy where, you .wore • concerned,
.for I. had seen you in your brother's
• ' .. . box and I. knew that .you were- not- In
danger. • But the voice had fold me.
." that it Would. he at the _Perfermaneo
and I was really airalefor it,. just as
„_71it had been an ordinary person who
iraii-cipabIe-Of -Oink:. I thought to
•' myself) 'The chandelier they -.hair*
i come,' down, nnon the voice.' I. was
, - then on the stage and was nearly run -
SO • into the house,' .to 'look for the
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voice aniong the killed and Wounded, . °I strung up to illy feet: I Was in
When X tholight1hat;. if the "voice was the middle .of 'a . draviirig-yeam that
fe, it, would, be sure to be in ihy seemed to me to be decorated, adorned
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reesing-room and / rushed: to my and furnished • with nothing Mill floifir-
• mit The Voice was not :there, ' I 'ers, flowers both triaggificent and
• ' ked trhY doer andj.*ith 'tears in illy stupid, because of the WIC ribbons. that:
es, besought it, if it were still alive, tied them to baskets, like those Wilich
to troinifeet itself to the. The voice they sell in the shops On the boule-t
id na 'reply, but sucIdenly,1 heard 4 verde They Were, mu& too' civilized
long, beautiful *ail which I.kriew well. flowers, like those which I ,used to find
It" 7.8 \the plaint of Lazarus when, at in inY dressing -room after a first
thee. sound of the Redeether's..voice, he night.-.-And•,--itt-therinIdst-ol- alPthese
gins to open his eyes and se'e the flowers, S'tood' the. black shape: Of the
light of day.. It tWas the Muske which Man iu the ma*, with turns crossed*
you :end l,• Raoul,* heard, at Perres.. and ho chid* `Don't be 'afraid, Chris -t•
Arid then the voice began to sing the .tine; you are in no danger.' lt, was
'leading • phrase, 'Tonle! 'And believe *the voice! ' ' ' - '
in met , Whoso belielies in nie: shall , "My anger. equalled My tmezenisnt.
live!. Walk!: Whcon hath bellsve,d in: ,I rushed at the Mask and triad to '
Iti0 Shell .xieVer •die 1. , . ' I :Can not snatch it away, .so as to seethe face
: toll you the effect IthIch that music of the ,voice, TM man' said,"You are
hod Upon rile It seemed to command 10 no danger, so/ long as you. do .not -
toe. PeremellY, to come, in stand up touch the break.' And, taking Me; gent- •
' Snd defile to, it. It retreated and 1 iv by the wrists;: he forced rue into a '
, Miaowed. o'Corrie I And helieve.in Mel' 1 chair and then Went doW„ri 011116 kneai
I holieled in it, l Came.' . : / I cable' before nie.arid said nothing more! Ms..,
' and.--dthia watfthe extraordinary thing- haittilitY gave nie 'Melt seine of My :
1,
.!4 -arty dressing -teeth, osimoved, seem,. courage; and ,the• light restored, met* '
' ed te lengthen ettt. -. . t• to • lengthen: the realitiee of life, • However „extra- .
'• 04'7:77 -Evidently, it rrillrit have beet ordinary the adventure, might be, I •
iml affecve inirrOre .- , . for I had the , was now surrounded by mortal, Vigible,
tplirar ,in front of me -.. - And, sti&ItangipleAliiii&o. The ittrnitiire, the
,flenly,/ Wag ontaide 016, room .without hanging., the ' eandles„ the yaks and
knowing ').iew l". • - ' . • . 'the very. ileworh in their baskets,. of '
O Mlistt Without kne‘ing ,- tiow;? WhiCh I could iilmast have teld whence.
' aTtarleofitiiii,, pytt..Thugt-really,ittk,y_ e,ame anti what they, cost:, were ,
Pr.
relief& On no account-weuld ever
venture to the:, top of 'Ben Macalini
altme.•' • ; • .
He had since. learned . that another
'climber 'once saw.a.?•man 'ho looked
to be almost 10ft. higli -wandering
ro 'id, the top ot the mortintaln at:
A man who lived on the stope the
inountain, when . told the stories, ' re-
plied that it wohldeha,ve. been the :big
grey man they bid seen,"
- your name and address plain,
,iy, • giving number and size • Of such
Patterns as yeti want. -Enclose 30e in
stampti or coin: (coin' preferred; wrap
It carefully) for. each number, and
address' your order to Pattern Dept,
Wilton PubliShing Co:, 73 West Ade.'
laid() St:, Toroato. Patterns :sent hy.
retnrn mail. '
Human Electric Wavei.
i'refe,ssor Shripelty, of Lenin-,
kind -Viebtro-Technical 'Institute, who
_
MaritiMe Provinces - conatitutto the
. •
capo, so.pitunitt)„...,..tziomecgie 'oreatly significant' area. '• • , ,
. ,
'up rho- ,police. station; reporting that '11
ne.aned Selkuhert. be_ing Imirdesr-'
•
• -...--.
- • Asiether"gooti Memory •teat 18...to, try'.
to renlember, Alto pcno,s, pianth4Won
the Bok award; . , -',.;, ' . -• "-: ' '
• ' • . , ,, , • .
lf,t.i. tuei'vwE,n.ze: .1:a.s: sroa'Arislvt:tridectutcH duct :14
• t: Maces's% QU,estiona, Truthfully. th, e Scope Of their 'Market] until' tOtday, -
'rGell.:1•10altui7g:tir dulle::tfeeexi*tolldtedh .4 , I
than4I an]: &Pending: ...., ' .• . , •mtSci. a, Bi•itish Guinea,: •Barbadoea,..Ta;'
month? Pity ,doilatra per • month lena I -misted- rpilKiinntaidaedm,atdI7tiotebita:gBot.4attieds„ tBleir- ,
. I.
'. 2. How, ranch, of your salary do VOU mil-ea,f . , 45 et
Stave? Sianhoiti t • : Nr.irielid.411.7171eaf3ntd';insdil.04p,i!m•Vrtieba4likfm'aVViiiatile.i..
• 3. How ••• do you :ilia your position?
pxl you know of Smeller?' , t ion,:•and, other conntries. A greater
4. ' What -do ylcui think of year 'hese? velthne., mete's, to. Cuba"then 44 other
11fanyrz.years ago Maritime, potatoes.
wen. a ,• Canadian ; renown 'ter thedri.
hard/ 'qualities and movedallover the
,Bominion'Icir Seed. purposes, •-•iis they,. „
continue do They next. Penetrated,
intO•,the•Eaatern, States, where; &ea. .
famed " potato:, regiene. acknowledged.„.
the-Superioriti. Of . the Matitinto4iPl4k"••••••••••'
• • •• • countries corahined though large gimlet.
•Eagy : • 1)eleted..
Pish---"I don't pee why the"Y make 6. ,1low . many positions .' .fiave yen 4iiiee nre*e7iog to tbe-voited States
allthis Nis about Swimming the 'tng.• held? Kept changing.- Haven't held " Pro3reis In ErItIsh Columhin. '
tisk Channel. I could de that without 1 any. . • ' . • ' _ ' .. , •• A 'ne* market , is expected • to . open
half trYing.,, ` :-, •.' - s. *hat did you° de With 4 the first up this yeer :in firtzil, where adcord,
......, 'Gold., Ore b...._,...._;,y 'Air. . ..., get' g° -'t, . ,..it. • : ,,.. ...: -.... — .., : : ‘ ositenec'ro,,thiaereet'abisi:ikqeiilanootitdiesef th,r,lefaolr:
A chapor-; on is an, Old' maitl Who was the, war, • Brazil •imPortyl: -something/
_ , ,
To i'edlli543 La 10111:11Vir of mere than a
'sWeet enough .ta.6x.t In her days.' pet , over a 'million bushels.. of potttoes,',
" • y..ed ever •eitined? hootleg- ing -to the •Canad lin Trade Commis -
has• already proved . that tie ntan month, to. one of only a few hours, and
:body is able to radiate be 'save . transport Costs 1.,!Y• so doing,
netie we:tea, has succeeded cen- ,the :Oblect of an 'aerial' eirpedktion
structing ;en.' apparatus for capturing' which has just been dispatched listo.
and meaSuring these wavee, which, ac-: :the lonely regions of Has,tern- Siberia.
Cording to profeisor Skripalty, The scheme,. •V•Iiieh . it in' Proposed
-able,' foientistS to give "electrical be working early in .1936, is to
characteristiCS',' to every individual; :ouera,te. a regular air -freight line;wttlh
•"Electrol•rnagnetic 'wates'. peCui- multi-eargined metal: aereplaneS.,
•
lar , ••to hutratn, , and a fween the Aldan :goiciiietds and., the
change fiCtiii-Iltpenroir-thoTatate-:-.A-mirr,-rwilliva:).
of health and the frame of mind,'.', sari 'At Pnesesit' the ' carriage. of ore . in
•
15rOfestsor,•Biltrinsity, Details of his tn.- pOicke along forealfiaths frointhe gold-
vention . are as ,vet hoOt • a'. great sec-. flecids.:to the , ratiwaY., takes .-thirty-five
re.t.!, ' . • , , . , ftaYs.: .13y aeroplane the Journey could
But His Guests Did. I eningrad scientists" describe. 'Iro- •hte made in •iiboure, ank.1"the'coot of : ah"t a. hIg'°.°°-`that got ''''"e17••• '• • .
•
mile of her suitors were hungry.
•••
Principally from: France, POrtugal, Ar
gentina; and Germany; but adverse ex •
change, conditions in the post war
period have tended to the decline et'
There Wits a Certain old ger, Met an '.1i-Iftf maid and tiled to please :with tile DosisIbIllty' et Canada '
•
When, -She mister;! ' 13ritish Celurabia devoting great
• ' her. ' . , ,.,,:' furnishing 'the difference. . .••
, . • •
New hie friends'. call. him joracn sent Aline and Is fast becoming estah-
. He grabbed her and kissed- her, attention to potato grewing at the pre-
Ilehed--na-one' 01-Lthe---01/et
• &icing Centres, Of the patine North -
It is' rumored that a isherraan dig- West, ' and soil conditions in
7t444:i
Iheit'ted one
at his '811641ttler'S poftrohetn,lat°oirivi,,c' naerne:dm, 11:rinilis:hemrcypoliulteatndybo. sit ctilleaufmtf:s:
that It •capable of prodecini More . •
Potattes, to.. the acre than any. other
proVince in, Canada, or any tato in
the Union. At present the provincel
ofl
‘.°°14u4r:ealleterad,tingand s`:ta9hinaofttui.:.17yaosda:aho:cou:n;iht.if,,,.
cjai producer belongs largely to. the
of alt
:L.Mlie .iti'dmmit.eu ,em,,••b4i ntua .t:Otiltinurraed'bi'a.it4e.:11.1gPng:ohtao•alrte_t":"te,LBileSh071tiation_dcp..111.141saittil
Motb
f.rm. res,g-t:s!)ilvirtjt.britn"itai°44,11ildSnjw°eal;111,8CthOeeeritarii,lit4ledOilill,i" tttbee'eaterlinhoti;°f6t:tii:a:g:ri3Osn:0:1:111Woli4terfi'llijk:Iiii
r":1'"t "1 ' • ", fNoith American continent Is io Wall •
Igain'ous Downe*Is-- TOnoh dbWn, I adapted for the production ot socri,
young whiakens, $1.' down. •
"So yeti lind a honee. full during the fegsor Shrilicky'e inVeution as l'thetaeniaLtransport, it is reckoned, shoUld .
"No ; but our. gtipsts did." , • biology and ;ph ysielogy." . ...a *
1
'7
:bonder?? 121d -yon have a• fine', tinic,V groaest • service.- In :the tdomain of 'be slightly leiC thOn tha.t et the ore. r: men.ree•Y 6311141M:4 may go,
but
'
• • * •
*rm-momArm.ormirrocak • •
, where in the heck ,theT:go• to 1 don't
, .
Agora.
..b. .- . ot rittvv.,..‘,..,,,; roy.......itkiagir*Itt.:..0.24,-- .,••
41 ,3018 4116C,dr6fnia14:,(16,a.r., l was 'the' lireite'ef: 6,-drawintv,r4elit'.:4nitk.•40.•;f:,--
atiildo .ini town withont '., imeonng reMenotilliate: 'AA ;any -Ott) utt lee-st4... .
Vi. :YOttk, Who taw me dis,appear lad the eiteuse -of not ;being 14 ‘t.,to •
•
ti MY' ;" 10, ;one ovenItig,,qnay be cellars of, the Op?ra. r had, no thlubt.,!'
fk. is 'la' It./ but / , can • not, I. te doWititnterrihle,-,ereiltrie rerson,1!..,:c 11,b,cli:ii:,,l't.t•i:).;h:Le:1:,,antGGIr'•viir14•"(1)l,T:,.: .i'llt:*. •‘;t1Iii•i'fiafour(M''. ti7j, +,;11.:,1•::; '..-811.:s.;a1ri , ftlie •Ottawa airina:n,• wb ii• totight with ' :the
q
110411 l'Ott il*t.1_6'11dd.,/t14',: there A..i.:iop:to.v.trous!ilisrvi,,,,iiti."11/. Anteri6nri ets't",a A ri 1 i e 0 A the. Pren c 11 s id e c t i NI b 1'0 (.. 0. Otlic.....'s ill tat, Olill 'Of aVia.i.qm kit •'!for .th.,;scyljrc 1,611O (11'4Al awe st; Avg c
*SAO: anl, I Wait in 4 dark , pita. thin*, tnider the ()veva, honet,,. fiVe -114) ': °IL 133f ° • I (1 ' aril D . l'a ' ... . '.-. 1
a 4. ,. • ‘. ' vrokoato, .
. . .. • • •
..
,. , .
Lots ofr girls , have niore 'on their
cheek •than on ,their minds. •
. •
wide varletY: of seeds as la the Cans.
• Grown -Ups.
,.....0-.......-
. • latbiarne ,Ptiewildliceroc7i: tPl:v.iiillociaet.oI".ipettcPal ththallit'
...,
on 4?:;• 43.11.1,amtml°1,a°-„,,,%;In.h:t1wieln,i-difliiera Itiat tile: RS Seed UOttatOes ,produced An northern ••
. . .
1 . °tit 'that' firitisit doluinliia'a inhal taint .
sections are al Wtys suporier to thoss
• ing 0.• •coolge n'elighh°11•;14 gir:4,_,°f grown' in" the popth,' theo, province
• her ewn''tktnt NAY oh itt time 1.),e '0XDortinit iariref
I1.,I1111t 111141 ,colatitt!tei„fleeed 460!„"t:oess
We, aleYbe,'.' was, • • ,.
replet;, "re's playin",•: that' wea ..* :Bailors Don't Care,,,'
"grewri.,11P' wn'intif."' 7
noted fOr •his absent-riiiriciadneets. °tie.
. • /4.* certain Cook in the Nary wad
FOR.uomE BUILDERS . . 4 -firedog k tcrest poribit ,1-1,17; ta4(4-eto
"Deieneid-intortnatien,tenteit • Watilreuf,tile-aticie•tintt ifut;ttilitai.nod.
. bailding, ,fluesteing„, deo; lea, l'ite result. well that •
*mitt:1g, terhishing an'd *gardening •-actite Fleur', for, It
14 •
, IS Ceatallied'• 111111°, MgcLe411 Build, ' :the
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b.
• OtlIde.. • Pri)InA•eiy' illUstrated. ho noticed led iloating
• . • a
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---,--4.' • - '• --..f,,,, ,-,-,-., - •i3sifti,todi,7Valgs.:,,, gond. 04....'f6r.•a,•, . U11011tAti, :1141)';:ot: ';:t4o-koo41:'
. , , , •, , 4 t 40 tor . vitro, ,, ;A • 41 blies I, ad itae 6
C.PiTA %VP i'SVi A TO n b E. '86KAT Eli PUP,: "Elt"PeD I T B AGA I Nts'r:r. .".r.+:1. porr..r.:_s, „ . ....,..... ..430p$-. AI. 4 : . . - talc 4- t•rubt-, -,.,t, addessi Y., -1--- "- I.' ---'ea' 444 itti.
„ ., hu ti I vt„."„.1. bc $i..ri., ty. eeon outing tho Crws 01 the. ser,11?tlen (ft. faStleS). ": Questions und, lIntrying',to the inmideciti' Ai*
toiswerait Mantetin, l'Inilfting ite- ' abotited'i "IlOys, lir you gee any .t44-
lt:aras jitati-ing, •Iit yolik aOup,,yett`li•
`
know it'a
,
110 foro nit; t---7116 ituett .G 41.-- - o ,