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won 111,011111ers:-431.116
any Jo.palr4 Gunpowder ,or.
*int( 117soo.Ask for SALADA.
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.•••••••••r
oot. Prtit he reflected duki3O.4 vi.len
1'01d* gxj,,Lcw014,0 •Aitia he We to build
so Tempt -a -able 4 house for another
E..$01:ereiglit'en414•4w-th4t, We long, -4••[
'-'41.k was IC-IiVe--, 8011W.:ORo.-‘8.003# /mow -
the 'secret of the-wenderfel .palace.
' EriWe death WUS decided ONO, to-
gether With that, of ell the laborers I
who, had worked under his erat4s. The I
execution of this filiorninaVe decree i.
deidived upon the daregs of liazen-
deran. , Erik had shown him some
slight servicee.and Procured him many
hearty. laugh. ,Ile saved Erik by
Providing Ili% with the 'raceme- or
escaPerbet nearly paid with ,his. head
•for his generous indulgence.
• Fortunateli for the darega; e corpse
-halfeeeten.jayetheeterelseel :rey, ,was
found on the singe "Of the Crialnall ca.
and was taken for Erik's body, be,
eausethe derege's friends had dreseed
the remaiee in clothing that belonged
.fii-Elik The, daiqawas let off withl
the loss Of the, imperial, favor, the
carifiscetion of hie property and. an
erder Of perpetual: banishment, I '
,
0,
GftSTON LERO
,Aa for Erik, he went to Asia.Miner
and thence tie'. Cobstantinople, where
. he, entered the 'Sultan's' empleynient.
Iii -explanation Of the Services which
, he wee. 1.457.e to render' a' mtnateli
,haunted by perpetual terrors-, I need
only say •that it was Erik , who cep-
' Strutted A11,411410Mous trap -doors and
:•eeeret chambers,_ and .niysterkme
' strong -boxes Which Were !Mind it
Yrodivieiosk after the lust Turkish
revolution. •
And the cab drove off into the night: of course, he had to leave the Sul -
Tho. Persian : had seen the poor* int- tan's services : for the :same reasons
fortunate Erik for the lasttime, that inade him fly- from Persia; he
Three weekP -Intel', the EPeque' PAh- knew too much. Then; tired of hie ed -
Belted this 'advertisement: Venturous formidable and monstrous
"Erik is dead," life, lie longed to bee:some , one, "like
CHAPTER
"Ab;,..I"aninot going to die yet. . .
presently 1 411a3 but let me cry!
••. Listen, daroga . listen to this
•While I was at her feet ,.
keeid.fier. say; 'Poor, unhappy
. , And ,she took my haiW1,•,
I laid become no More 3,031 kiitkv.;than
. ready to hie for her.
;I Mean it,-,darogal I held In it
hand:4414. Plain geld ring wide
I had given her . which she :had
leat wedding -ring, you leap*.
. . „ r .Ezipt4a. it into her 'little hand
ant Said, 'There/ ; :Take it! ;
Take it . .-and .
shall be my wedding-pies:eat a
eyerybody else." , And he became a
, tistss.
1071' / •:
coee
contractor; like any•ordinsiry, cepatrac-
• ' EPIOGUE„• •. tor. building ordinary houses with
• 1 have now told .the singular, but ordinary bricks. He tendered. forepart
As I *Oared on the fait page of this estiMate was, accepted. When he felled 1°52' ' .•
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veracions story of the •Opera ' ghost of the foundations in the Opera. His
Work, it is no longer, possible to deny himself in the cellars of the enormouO '. THE COSTUME COMPLETE. ,
that:E0k3eallY lived: There are to- playheuse, his artistic,: fantaSti%wize . • ' • ."
day ae-mallY Areas. of his existence itrd nature resumed the upper and. ..A.' frock --a coal -the cestume coin -
within the leach OfeerYbody that we .IlethideSi• was .b.e net as 'ley as ever?. Ple' means not enlY stAartfieb but
/ can foillow Erik's . Actions logically He cireained .of Creating for his Own complete smartiteas, and ismore than
resent /rem your e peter, unhappy through the *hole tragedy of the use a dviening unknown to .the rest of a fashion; it is a neceseity , for the
rik.e . . I know you linte the hey •-Cliagnyse. , ., • : , • -, • '.,, the • earth, where. he could hide from smart *ornate Madam , removes her
• ee .,•• • don -'t ,etY any more!''.:.-.. . She ' There .itt; no "need to 'repeat here men's eyes' for • all dine- - ' • coat te disclose 6. frock of equal ,chie,
M* yet 'a '' :L,
:11144Clinel'irk A very soft Voice. *hat. hOw. greatlY the eagle excited the citig-
The reader knows and. gtleSSee. the both in:perfect hrineny asi3t
-' I' MO .. : ". Thenillnade•her under-. tal:' The kidnaPping of the artist, the rest It is all in keeping with, this
. 0-tllak•-wh•eter'.phe_waa'_..clmr.e*n_egL ldeath of the Comte de Chaggyrunder ineredible, raid ,Yet veracious story: ,PresSed in.'the,.niodoi: 0:hired here Of
1 'W/I-4 onlya PuQr :dOZ. readi'te dip Snell exceptionarzentlitimw-the-dis47 Per-i•-!3•1PhaPPY.- Erns' Shia we PHI./ "64:44 •striiiiin.- '.14:''rde•'' 41.44„,. grL, !real,
fo*,'her.'.' . . but that she could:matey 'appearance of his brother, the drug- him? Shall we curse him? He asked e .• ,, 'oned-oneet,r-ai. 'Lee
' the young Man' vilien•she pleased, be, ging of theeeasinan at the Opera and only to be "some One," ilk, everybody 1 with •set-in sleeves .showing the bOrder
cauSe •::she had .tried'' erith',.nie and of hie. two assistants: whet tragedies, else. But .he . was \tee. ugly! :I And he: eritre,
at the Towet- edge. ,iand on thece'ln
ar.
enimeeliertears vitt': ea ne : • - ' ' t:telineseetadelei '- - . .. - I
' Erilee: einotinii: vi0.8i 'SO- geeate fleet, rounded the idyl./ of Raciul •and the play tricks Witii„-wheii;:-With anrettdi- fastening endlirelit :eicifi'Verbed-Lplait,•
. he had to tellthe Persian ,not, to leek meet and-charraing •ChriaOiner. . . : nary 'face, he would have. been -oiled hntl • long tight si:t3Ye.iieg eeeeeee. with
%thine' for he was choking and remit What had .heeoine of *et wonderful, the meet distinguished.- of niankind!. -- 7
tareorecl ciiffs; The coat, Nd. 1052,is
take eff,'hie.ninek., Thedaritga went mySteriouis artist of Whoin'the woeld. He had a. heart that. could rive held ... . ‘,. . • . . . . . ...
is; the wl4davir* and :oPened, it. ••• Ilis Was nAverf:AeVer•le hear skein? . . e the .entPire of ",the werld e and, in, the in sizes, 8.4, 814.88, 40142 and 44 mews,
heart was • full. of .pity, but he took earo . ''She Was/ rePtesented as the r Victim alit he'had. to. Content himself With fv, bust. ,Siv.,e 85 bait .requires a% yards
to keep his eyes flied on .the trees in Of a rivalry between the•two brothers; collat. :A:1i,', Yes,' we Mutt needs pity '.54-ineli• Materia. The die* No 1071,
1
th&TuneriesegardenSe lestehe•• should: and nobody suspected what hat.really the Opera ghost. „ ' ' • is in eizes 86, 88; 40, 42 arid 44 inches
: SeeethefMoneter'is face, ' , •-• hapPened,•nohody understood that, as • , I ,heve _prayed over his Mortal re-• lust, ' Size. 36' best requires 5 Yetds•
' Al'
vent . and ••re:eabed. the., young Raoul and Christine had broth disap-. mains, that ° God ' might ' show hiln bedriche or 1%. yard's :54 -inch material:
PIAP;L-Prilc-coAtil.41Je!'and...bold .hini pep:0'i' beth had •Withdraivji far from 1Morey, nothwithstanding 'his-- crimes. ' Prree 20c each. pattern... • ••
•1 „•1 z.
•t"
,Ti ,aniluree-eluiteesure-that-I
prayed. beside his. WY, the ether day,
when theyettwalt it from the spot,wlier,e
therewee_mi buebeig phonegLaphic
records. It .was, his skeleton.: I dici nta
ne1. recognize it by the ,ugliness of :the , the
'have been deed :all long as that; but
HOW !ro:
head, fot nee ugly when theY11,
by the .plain gold ring which he•Wpre Write your nairie, and"eddrees•plain-
anteeinch Christine Dane had certain-, iy; aurnh3r and size of Slick
ly s!iped on hs finger', when sh.e. e?Ineepatterna as You ivant.e:Eticloie.20c in
to bary, him .in • accordance: with her I . stanips• eau (coin preferred; wrap
t carefully) for each. number, and
." :The skeleton wee'lying near' the lit- • • • • . '
tie well, in the plate where the 'Angel address -your order to Pattern Depte
ef, Music .first held. 'Christine . Daste iison Publishing:Coe 73 West, Ade -
fainting in his trembling arms, on the, lnide St., •,;Toreeto: Patterns seer, by
whenceniughatriof thirocpaerpat, hueser.dOwn, the, ret711.• 00.
• Andi now, whet do they mean to do
with that skeleton?, SUrObt they will' Protecting SOnrce of Natives • ,
Food glipply, .;
. .
The pretectfon teethe .ganie Supple
of the NorthweitTerritcniee hoe •been
,-giyett; -.-special Consideration., by. .the
Dominion- Goeirinnent during recent
years. Partieelar attentiOn haw been •
directed to the caribou, - on 'which the
the Warde Of the Government. depend
nativesillndians and'Esitimps, who are
Three Riddles -Solved.
'Why We ithe eepresSioii'."ale. for. feed,' Clothing, and other necest-
eeolle with ,nite:te CluIstine. ; . the world ,to enjef a -happiness. which Our Fashion. Book, neustrating the
. •
I • mado:christineemeeareto:_:_Cannt_Phi)ipipe.•. Theye„took the be -of interest to eVerY .:ho"me dress,
• issed befeee the Lo'uis- they. 'would not have cared. toe make
• come back,' one' night,. when I ' train one day irons the northern' rail-. r. Price of the---tuyok-1-0-ecents
ippe room: .pheistine,had my public after the inexplicable death of ,newest and Moat praktiCal styles,' will
dead,' crossing the 'liaise ,froin the Rue-
Seribe /ire; •and bury me in the great-
est' secrecy.With the ••ge)si ring, Which
• she was to wear until thatenioment .
I told her where slw vrmlId,find my
way station of 4he world." •
If the reader willevisit the Opera
one morning 'mid ask leave to stroll
where he ,pleases, without being ac-
comPanied •by a ettipid-giiide, 'let him
body. and What to "do with it, Then ,go-ett'.:Bot Five. and knock with, his
•sChrititine„ kissed Me; for the first time, fiat or Stick on the enormous • colninie
herself, here,. OR 010 forehead -don't that separates this:feenethe stage -hex,
• leOlte darogar-e-and- they: Wont on to, He. will 'find. that :the column Sounds
Other-, . Christine had • srtopped honew. After that de not be.. astim-
' erying.e . I. elope . • Demo, by the .enggestien. that it was
deroga, • if Christine /tome "iet' prow I riecuPied by the voice • of •the ghost;
Ise, she win come back soon.P. _ there. is Avoni inside the 'column for
Vile monster maimed his. mask and two : men., If .you are surprised that,
Pollected."his :strength le. leave ,the when the vayieu.s incidents *centred,
, &toga. He told :bins: that, when he no one tinned round • to look at 'the
• felt. his end bo Very near at hand, column. you must remember that it
.he would Send him, in gratitude for present'ed the, appetirance of .1solid
the • kindness which the :Persian had marble, and that the voice:Contained
once- shOwn.bim, that which'. he 'held in it Seemed tether to tome from the
' dearest in • te • world: . all Christine- -opposite side, for, as we bave-seenthe
, Mute's pripete,., which .she luid written .ghost was, an expert ventriloquist.
• •for Raiturs. benefit: and left with Erik,!. According' to the Persian account,
' toOther .with a 'few objects belonging • Erik was '-born in a. • small town not
• to her, such as pair of /gloves, from Aimee. .11e was .the!, eon of
• shoe-buekle' and 'twO pocket handker,, a master -Mason. He ..ran away :at an
clifefs. In reply to the Persian's cruet- ' early age from father's
tkriet, .Erik told him that the two where his Ugliness was a sibjed Of
•'young people, as soon as they found 'horror and. terror, to hie parents. For
• thernselves free,- had resit:teed to: go a time, he frequented the faits; Where
• And. Thele. for 'a. priest in v seine lionely • a'.shOwntan exhibited him as 'the liv
spot where they. could •hide their hap- ing, corpse." He seems to .have cross-
' ' .and that, :With this 'object ed the whole of Europe, from. fair to
'View; ;::they had started"' from "the' fair, an41 to haire Completed his
' :northernr rail:Way.. station 11 of .the strange education „,as an ' artist and
Lastly, Erik. relied on the Magician at the fountain -head of
Persian,as soon as received' the • art and Magic, nmoeg the pyomee. A
promised,,relics and papers, to inform period ef Eeik'S ,life remained quite'
the Your* couple -Of his death, and to e:4.isciire.. He waft' seen at the fair of
advertise it in-tbe -Epoque. •,.• • Nijiii-Novgorod,, where he displayed
• That was The Persian saw Erik .himself In an WO hideous gloty. • He
' :to:the doer Of, his flat; and Daring:already': sang ai nobody on the earth
:helped hinn down to the Street. A.! dab •hed 'ever sting before; he „practiced
Was waiting forhim. Erikstepped ventriloquism • and gave displays of
In; and the Persian, •Whe had, gone legerde:maiii so extraordinary that the
back, to the window ;‘i heard, him say , caravans rettiriting to Asia :talked
. to the driver: , 'ithont it during the Whole length of
• "CO to the Opera." their jodrney. In 'thisevaY, Ms: repu-
tatien penetrated the walls of -the pa.
,• ,
ace at •Mazerideran;: where'the little
Sultana, the • favorite of the Shah -in-
-Shah, 'Wee boring herielf death,.
'dealer in furs, returning' to Samar-
kand Intern Nijiii.Novgerod, told of the
marvels which •he, had seen ,pe,rforined
I, Erik's tent.' 'Me trader wal; mine:
ceps teeth
clean,
arcppi,4.64teen,.ani... —
digetiO good.
Overt:rifler
sinokiri
•cc"; ' unkain and to 'diStippear Nei n
rtht) - • romatide and puzzling. sittia.tiOnS that p.ete, is. con ov .1 4,0 lour approve r
Vhcn the 'Shah -in -She 'found " •,' ,aoree -greater•itteiwtedge _prat 22 parkfisIct Ave. • Toronto ,
• * 1
not bury it in the =ninon grave! .
I nay that. the place of the skeleton
of the .Opera ghost is in the archives
a the National Academy of •Mesie, ,It
is- no ordinary skeleten •
aho. Pho:.14
Minatd,it Lininnat for 'dandruff.
To uSe Lux for the
• entire family wish is
prolong the life
of fabrics, thereby
lessening .the strain
on the family
riv;We. lo;12Went:trirtngatit
o f Lux has encouraged imt-
lations. For your inntettion
Lux is never soli in bulk -
only packages 'with Liver
Brothels Limited name' on"
each package.'
leiret.Biothers :
"
Toronto
Lr534
TE same quality
in Lux that thoi,..
oughlY cleanses and
preserves woollens,.
deals gently with the
filmy thins that are
so .beautiful and -dist .
sq much:
On drivipg. Into the cortrird there
•
will he,hoard tt filittering,;Noo..•)flBPY
• 140940, as a lievY Of' *flee.
.easrUsh out to prostrate tliemseleee,
'with .111*eing words of wPicomlikeiTagan
tal.Ma8.41' (Deign, bonovubiyo 0,4044
our 4.41v9411Y hsigiPet) •'
..0enie•twenty pairs ofeneWte.lite inn
.r.Piletellitie the elt...traAce WaY• Veer*
wenien, aed ph,ild, has been
tO, , remove. loot ceeerin•g
l's6heainitrt
rlre.utetieli.g-7471
1iat no trL dust--
e 4.0,,
littleboWittg flger01 . With
'.410er4:1htlx`e4111'Ittlereorill.:.v.:41p.astlit'rear:*:1,6961:1:0'417.Ai4.4.1:.°04.441.1°Ue.h.., '•''„ • '
With little'•01
they Iead ots -.way Winding •
,•stare that:110o, never been d kilo:MOO '
•
by la/ate/Mt are and
ishad'hy tlie:Conskinieruhhinge of hath
ZtILdSlipipered feet; then.,fileng a Male
-
of corriuone,hopeleeply,ellige„*011eet• •
Wallf3;netliing but .P4Pir;e•Oi!erpdelidee;;•.'„
"One Pt these is pulled aaldo, roYesIbIge• '
- a room that everidelte a tiny ge,roe;
. little la,ke. The,weoliwork of therneal
endIn deeige, AS , the •.Japalleee, ,eert-
• siderennifOr.initer fatal to inintglneelone
In the ..telconOma (alcove) •stende,
vase of exquisite. pereelein, d'eed wlth
blossoming oprays arranged to
Indi-
eato wekonie. Behind hangs te ikake-, •
• mono, a lierell •PelletiOg.:hY. ROMS Bk..
Mortla. ettitit-er, a poem, deecriptive• Of •
the • pc/tights ,Which. :pleasant scenes..
174reetilre(1.11174t9°wthne a14.161P4e.gOtt..th
ellen as
one caimot Heteu to different pieces iif
music at the ..seem time, neither Con
o.ne appreciate mere tifan ono -work ,of, •
• art at ,a tithe.. Accordingly, ;there ta ,
but,o'ne ; treiasered • • eittlee-ebangetl .
r Ye ;ell; bwo nItila7wlitteleiltdC•teiderd°Inrte°1).;i°!Slak'wi;‘..;
"1 • ' ever the" door - Tirre - 47.1ie7e
ffuwt.' ,e
. dee
of ,Serne.fabled ,animals.•••• ,
., • _ . • ,
Statide evetepreeent:eislim-cete , • :
broese, 'urn • .tiJJed with , white. sehes •
heaped into. the Cone shape of a mintipe • •
inre ; • ' . •
TblsrOttnk.lecorties, firptin;' sitting- ..•
mem,' bed-yeteelp• or dir,fing-roemi When
hunger, makes i•teelt felt;.thei hatideate..
Sharply .01epped... tilront. far blow will
Celine in enewer a•ehoerfel, "'Oat, .Hel•;!. • .
andsoon will be heel -TA -beep' Wet elite .•
ping out, of Seadais as nesanididelt. •
open a Penel,..With.,the luflitination that
Oen'
pie pie order!' • when We mean that ;ties:. The, valuable wild :life is pre-
cli(nia
17 Want to see the.isiendot spats. -
Dark against the moon; •
I want to the deck's plunge
Ana hear the windli rime.
My coulter Cats the Stpbbled sod•
: 'mead a Rua UrY-
FlrYliig•toward the Open sea)•
' I am a captive; .1., •
, •
•;••
(baind by sOrdIti .circumstance
To furrow out this lea,.
When-i-virouiege_in a,swift ship
•
•
. •All•Baleney. „
!meat Dealet,-"All our sinelied sane- , , • T' , :. .. . . e
- : he Artist. .
ages ate or the, Very -highest quality" ' . • An artist thein.es one, who by meads•
' • Ctistoitierp-"That's ea.:baloney, my. •of- some histriunent, such asa picture,•
'Mende'. . • . . „,.. . • transmits emotion to a responsive 'per -
'things': 'ere. 'exactly In the,ir .. right tected for the nattvea by means of pre. . .
,
80U orp at 'taste evokes soine iieetiietic..
. . . .
. . . . ' i'oh all Whites 'are - a • ' 1 e •
. . .
.
• ; .' --•-.:........-.0..-..----:::-..:: ' • transit:fit Mich etiotion•need nOt'be pre-
ent;" . which' proceeds ,..to ,answer the 'hibited from hunting) inid•..bY hountiee '
question: .: .; e. ',' • , • : ' ., " Tier the deetisetkin- of .wolVes. The Pre:. . ..
Because". /ivory ,SatUreity,:.e certain Serves, • five in. number, : aggregating
Puritan ,dame; Hepaibah Merton, ;made '241,06. 'square ' miles; have been get
a practfee ot baking tw&-or three -doze& aside by the. Department ; of the In-
opple Plea which were to Iasi her faim terior arid are `administered ' :by ite
tly , through. the •week • Bhe, labelled .`Nerilr West Territories' and Yukon
ettelt atterdingto7the day of the week . Br,anch.. , • .. ' *7'
. ... .
plitiees? asks !The Dearborn ledepend- .ierees "an pro min rd a lrinireent for. sore throat.. 'feeling in hint though the -Wish to
Recent' Londcin ervatiotia'
. .0ba •
The real 'difference among into is
between those . are prepared to
. •
give mote than they get and those Who
want to get, more than they gtve:-
Stanley. Saldwin. ' • ;
teit., Ant a Work et :art ts the vehicle
of this. tranamisolon.- -;•Perey A -Moore
Turner.. in The Appreetation of Paint.
Ing," ,• • ••
. „
Cleaned for the first time 'for 'forty
by the PePulace Ye -ars, acarpet in ihe 'drawing -room of
on which 11.., was to be ased, and the ' During recent .yeate . turtber, !Steps To •Ye •APPreekited
. welf reflects no discredit upon a comppser. the Premiers house, 1 Downing St :
pantie thus areanged, wile saidto be have been taken -to suppress the pea. ,e7Aiexander Brent..graith. ..
.•• was 'foetid to be a inieeless Persian
In applepie,order, • . , menace' 13y ,outfitting welting :ex
• Though debt le a qUarrelsorne tOrlio, carpet. It had ..been unmcognitable
, .
Whv is.tut iinififirtleCwoman tailed tions anti sendirig thorn' hit() thos4 '
Paved the way for frienOly erid praoti-' •
•flecause Weinea 'were prohil3ited wolves areeeknewii congregate, par -
the Settlements at .Washington have through layers of Londo&dint
a spinster? • ' parte of, the north 'country in which
keit inarrying in 61,den days tintirtheY• ,tittilfirly" ti3 •tife, eist Of Great...Slave • , . ' .
thuie eetil, riiiirriege. they I" intiCh• 16 t4k6i1". ittiritig• • t'it' s'Pr.i..7 •',11..4, fAII. a haniiner' ail asi•-.long,-IjiuswthhOtew:. ialitt
thite 0.t. the Spinning wheel: and•'wete, ,itigratione. " .•,.., ._:';
theiefete,'"SPiiistert" ' , . • , •-•-•----4--•- -,--Dai'ingethe:Seliton..ofJ.0.2.03...kt:ertY well'ieirk.I.1e.e6"1,1!;/,'4.60.1.v.i.iiif/cl'ek13:31.• '."*,•I'll'' ev‘it.)'.'
' Why do eletgynien bellatitaller wear; et ,tliree,,OPertitifig iP,' this :1"gfuj'e Se.: ‘i As siftely es eoetending itattana, 'Tic-
•• . .
black' . . • e ''-}.• . ".• ; ', ....leafed lqs woivs, . Tbe-snecesit of this
or and.. vanrytilshedl 'itaie 1),...' t,ttr, SO
.Beeteuse•••*lien eitirtle.elettfliere . in :.eXpe'rieleitt,Wes, most. gratifying alid•ilt 'etw .-1 . (.16.6m io or . „ 4 1,
•
spun a full. set of bed furnishingeand lake, where a• heave tell of the caribou ee''‘v'eer-mum,showtoris
. . re Y PYs an emp eyees
moiled tO the palace o.nd the daroga 1124, laid aside, the habit of a monk u y, party ,
lose by Indosttial A: Ap-
of elazendeean Was told to question and, -adopted 'the' Stile of dross pre-' visiens •lbr a Sral', was sent to the
him. 'Next the darogn, waS instructed Veng at the tinie, the tiector of Mn Greet Sitrit.e- Lake area.. This eitp861-' i'leten• • • ' •
to. Persia,. where , for 80nie 'RrOntli8
t tO 8ont to hen from time to don retioned•' to Port Sulith 3nly, alttia:S4 OW60,44408 to
to go, and find. Erik, Ile in:ought him e„„. • •• • •
troast.,tirnc PI' (1 lilacs, cloth, that celec 1026, after teveutful tele with e bag' ":"17 111801te-Y4)4114;'in Ire and the
of riot:a fee/ barters:. Iftr.;11o. Seetted tlie'xr-beiug tishi6bable al .bc% (1 ti :,et 1t6-461Ve•1. arid 2:WOlVerls, . •(!p1re6t ono---- W.•patoll; ,
• • tit tr• 4,1 co eeteeiee ther`e distiples 'thought, bce,ause he • The • 'great deetrect ion to gnnte '
good and evil. He toolepert Calmly in Ivor° biaeb, 'it became them' to do,•80, wrought by WolV0I+ In tee iortewest,
,
a number of Pelitical assassinations; and•thus'it cannonbout.tinit"thc elergy Territories may .be` better er•ailted
• and he turnse his diabolical inventive gonereity'groW to rogorti tt, ns thedilly', when it is renioniberest that the aver.
, powers against the Efrilr of Afghtue:,-; proper color for. thole i.) wear. I ago rounber Of' ceribou lillell fn a year
istan4 Who was et war with the, tier. -
:Wheire Dogs Taste GOod..
• The Igetots of the Philippine Islands
exc
aro essively fon& of flog, meat. In
, . . , . • the large tOWni They have dog markets
-.i. by a wolf' is estlinetint at„Sixty, end e „ .eeeeteq Te nee in.tri.ob 'no
• ,•itt ti etivite. ,The .8balt• took *irking - • • - iiit."4611.A. or •dbilivig.-; . 'that, iii, addition; fluky tense b ea vy °I's' country people bring their rdoes and•
- - ' --' ' • ' • ' ; •••%. el e:tilbeeVeiY 'Illia'gevine,:•••Oattso•-fliflu'l.r•a.Pr°r8 b''' Ile8t1.63111'.th'''' jr'l 'thene :nit' as fat:Mork oet 'Other 'me •
b i Cattle ,and. shell things
-•I narrative has•givtn• tis a gliniPlie;Itlrilt Years: ago • ' . ,, - ••• . • -. • trap ' lines, FrothAlie•etoYti.agtiree it ,itic414' iti'''.1.
0 Market, • • ' • ' •• ...• '',;.“ .
t This Was the time et the rosy hours ssel
THE NEW WALLPAPERS
DEALERS AND -DECOitiT0118, BEND , FOR
• , (AIR SPECIAL 'EASIPLE noog
LfgERAL DISCOI/NTISPLEttein VALI/8%
. The W. J.:BOLUS 00., Ltd. .
: HEAn OFFICE AND !Rio* ROOMS:
318 10i4OE , ST. • .,TORONTO
,of 'Mai:ten/et-an Of whi01-the d arogals ease was d ,rast e tt!.. ; furbeitring .4:M111014 , caught on the • •
eetereeee,„40„al,14„"...icite.e.aih-jeet Will.ka.fietni.that..conaiderabla saving
has teen effected' .in,w114 life by this
chitdqure and thOught.ont React;
feattite of the GoVernhieites, garne-pte- • 'it
I see mneh as a conjuror contmes a
Do Not Discard That
•
Wave acti vi t lesereth th vi es t,
'4-1-11S-B,ROTHERIS-WIF-EIL
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u°'."""" ' bavt' eeti so Inflealenst- thnt. -"A; cleverlY' written .,eteryInto v‘/Iiicli -Gra( 11, j3. us tlit, tett; tt tat
F'tc*E"M wxt.V Ablu mu" "PtIt in It the. author line .eiittwinerlentlWliture. lailloIeeelnitalIneree 11,1,1in:1110re lenonle hi? ,
r oared sample prIce of lievi plats to oleteM
AVery Afeat
Ito cotistruct tin edifice of •
rrik e-eI• rind tile bu,Ning appenrs
$ ,
By u y yres: toed Coat and Vest
„
Wally inn's knowledge of dige Because the Pants Are Worn.
et a. tnnute.,
rb.ss.i•iyii.ius•of the tticies inttliscov- bold •yoltr• in -16-110A -iireffi'litaft eiTeptlyo, and With 'each yetir cf-.Pesee PANT 81-1..01".
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.11.61114.5.1.614. f ,the piellIessor thiS. gain, .143
No. '2.0. tordered yeliow o'Yes, he•ptit: Staaing Next Week niong''tinse
'
tuate,'• Ono • they apPiar, and An
'front of thein kneele the Meat,watch
Ing eiery,•gaitioneirde "ineve, einbar
-raiSaingly ;and eXhihiting
greet eeneera. if 'the 'chewing and ,
;thinking are . done inandibiy;. .
would shoe; aPprereatiOn. " ‘'' • •
Bedtime is here.. •,•Soieral .
chitty :and whiling at:ale/ape mill out: n
ITOM oome hidden elost ottintier•ht.....'
futenis. "(Inattreesesji, • *Heil theY plit
three., or four deep :on tke figer. •••• For •
:toP.Cevering. they provide a wadded
_coMfoiter, -II eiWqre.tt . silk, made 'lite*
an evercoat.' to 4 ..A.nprea roe:
side foreinest.. e, • •:• .
Every ..setind Is audible hi:, these
PePer-walled 'rooine..„ • ...The ....distant.
plaint :of 'th.o. inland Sea -460g swells. •
crishing, . 'eueCeselone,
ineitee :itself, heard even through the. • •
closed Wolid en ehetterS. ...A..nearnear of . • .
volept sounds' i&'• the .o.eXt. roPm.'Ycni
11151mi-7-.0u innocent • efiveadroPtier--te :
a Mother and child.' ',As•tlitYlaby• otir.s •
restlessly, the. nietilerfieglits.10 Croen
the tong Of Japanese motherhood
'
. ,
. §leeelbabY,eilee.P.' •
Whir' are the .lierittrableeetiterpf, .
. hard co InanotalitylOng?
'Tie' because .hie mettiee ete..theletiees
,, • of the leequitt.tr*
,The /eaves of the hanibece grass. ._.
That is why hie eitre are so honorably
long'.
And after it time Sleep comes to . • .
" trua
At 'break 01' day there la a frlgh
noise, the . outside' weedeli fluttorlie
areAbeitig*Imined.eleng their. Shrieking .
metal grooves to daytime • cupbearde.
In tvti*.anis, the ..fair tease light or
Jaiitmeee .
•• leaving the inn, eh° landlord and
bit entire' retinue ftillow. thedeparthne..
guesteto the gate, bidding theta, •hap-,
pVjoilrafiy. On looking, hack 'freak Oil"
farthest tern, they may 130, tiefin,'•fitilli • .
JwiviLig : their -'deepAtViwellip.-t-Tretvie
bridge 'Hall, in "Upon :in .131Ihouette."••
. Lv P toecL
BABY - CHICKS
. .
. . . .. , • .
and 4-itit'Ohlog bilge •trem Lerge• White An 1! itc•)', tAutist u3r°eC(o)ivld tts,::!'•
leglieret, iSpecialle bled.: for ',Large Per, some inevitable rainy' rtai. • • •
Eggs and many 44, them. Reduced Love 'does not ride on .eVety oettlitli, -•
pricet for May'. -end, .Dine delivery'.
IM104. live delivet0,- , Write for free
illustrated price ifilt and eider. now.
W. N. Hendrick Bee 433 Hanover,0 t
w4V0,, • • , •• • .•
Nor - With °leen ai,tetfainty
,spring..
.. WI* did the 'thrifty reverbs of My
. , ii. :.4. . ' micietli .
.-Bakci ini tno ehutiemeter tlilettranaient•
TO011ita-- - •••• ,ite a ,;i1et • it • Pritn-RtOt , Tr'do.neo tip , for
' • - ../A41.;A:iiintfee • •L. • 'Ttiithl• , '
-Teintiormq Filii4 . •'•'• Wilkie: ,,' • .
Lost a 'Long -Time. ' • 15c
• ,. • • ,
k,•-•••• , • S,OLD .EVErtleS/1113R13:„ .4%ths„,., .Suppooe,_ we :meet again and tiet the .
•Neee. e:w.et:**e t.., moikot 1$46•11,-Kii;;,•1' " - . ' r...-1.'"
. . *tome ,
-V41.1/2:7
POOLTI7yLOAVICEGGS,
BUTTER.A46 FEATHERS
WE BilyAUVO4t4 ROUND••
Witt, loditypo prtros•,-oeitsitrarantee
thent'Pn&ocelf,iaitead
A'IP01411114, &CoLIfflTE&;
-144,112004,,,144.%tirrivt Vilvdroat •
,ago, ''
Dressing with. Cateley SPetilt out lOvette
•
;. tut „
Witt the- old wotdfi flash 'open tito
• page, , • •
• k\ i I thoro 133 Lily laeghter" OUr..
tills 0•r001.to thitik the( leee would ,
1111,f'Or •
IPIII f 'tiez.keneft vltt atardy firger, .
"- rit‘ft‘ Battletti
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