The Lucknow Sentinel, 1928-03-08, Page 61.4
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Th.cow old ssquisity_ ,48.4oti_Hi:;':0:0* "sot LiArt.
:_:,.:%Ofirieng.*arenAttaralrn.onlyttiotigiicesi*Itctiring
'.10, 0/went
oSALAPV GOists Tsio Is Soled In ,--,.
aEumInum—fresh—dHIoussatIsfyIng--
311 per
3-1,b.; at all vs:qrs. 'Ms 'for- *Ws tea.:
BEGIN HER] TODAY. One. When he Vial)" enlarging hie de,
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. Sir Dudley Grienister is suspected of mardsfor this World 7it s
• the murder of his cousin,„Tamee ofitatir . Of, mine.” '
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• Ister• dlell a crow drops a skeleton , .,The visitor Would much ',have. Pre'
•finger on' the estate, ,and Kathlestr •••,•Perred, Ite be ralle4
• '01eZlitster, sister, of the dead Many,infact.,at th4t, m'ornerkb she Wa3..1°61ing
' her attetniik to' RreiVe Sir , DudieY 'the need of the camera ' How
c'.guiltY, calls uPen Mr. Shaba 'TrickPY-
while there wen she could ,have^'"1*irstered" 114-
, ', Mrs. Trickey's. hUsband•
enddeulY, but before' -James uraPil .°11.11er.imiludent Mace' • •
Wragge, deteetiye,, can.' inYestigate, :"Wouldt' You be su'rPrised to heart"
'Wilson • issUes'.-a-. Straight death sh43. )fired - her rshet; .,athet- P'1, 37 p°°r.
certificate ,but Wragge gets poasesmori Simonleft; in,the form of a diary,
4iif a- sinallhook: • •• - written recerd of the •sertiCes he Is'en-
*Tqw...po '.1v11. -i koiiy...dered to Yob? ..:It deserlbee 'hie two
"Li Sir Dud10 Glenister at home?" ,,,,•ith,•Itstc,811C'ai!4d7a4r11:eac,ox.laev,nte3rtoer scboeitill;d1f,
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she asked, accentuating the iiii.noing
tone Whiel she had Made it her. ..busi- Ypikdaarts,:74. 11Ackiildiki413r41. 6rustbtantd4.4.,,at,01.4. Sutler
;,.ness to ciiitivate.• • • ' - •
- • " ' orive or two:little. things' he oreitted,
Tlit9'(4die-I'vitar's esres t•all.ged' critl' but which Would be. useful to the 'tee
liy-e* the viSitoPs face and .over kicioiring about that
•her smart, brand,neW•monriiing, nut
thero was ;ix; stn The owner of Beechwood • Grange
.`ibinsurVey, : foNted aletigh, htit it was evident,that
"1 thin he. Caine in 'a thort'tinie '1'11# had'reCeiVed a 'lady\ jolt. • . *
mad tt , • , T ou had. a• better case than
I thou. you bail," .said. „ "out it
The. viSitnr '"Pre.duced c d 4,,r a a ealiv_ta
7411161cedgeTeloquent.offiFeiesPeit Trii'r10.3r:' Une'•tre'
: • 1 continue 7'tite
You might say tilab' it is verY annitity:, yens., husband haS enjoyed.
'portant' 'I bring hint' Some herwe..that 'E.' t' relo'bring Me this pre-
• *Will 7.intereSt biln• . - ' --• • oow". -,inakeThyou- a. fair
Aviith a &Store the butler, inVited offer or it-,-.0.;,ita,therits. Can Only
'Miss Mend '•Blair''• We, the and, • • •
begged her to/Vrait while he asCOrtaity-
go,
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MA1(4 a trig4 Sultri for yenveVen
if Walt/Wt 914Nient 110.1'q ...Q1A
the' doCkt!` - • '
• "I shall. Watch' for the p.i.t-,Man,"
-said Sir Dudley '
Yilth°e't -arY Pretenee at rc,111:141,,
leave-taking,'1 Mrs • Sinten Triekey
• found 'lomat otitsitiP •boPs.e•
tramping to the railway station: A
sloWs,, train bright her to Londozt and
in 014 course,.,tired but 'purr'3•2•dfra;
she entered No. 16 Lipsdombe Read,
*Wen-, hie, herv,s4% ir. with, he.r
Jatok key. • 4...
leaSding int0 the dining rOom whers;
Trickey „had rOcehtly giv,en,
the. oiliest, she: took a bunch Of s'Icesis,
'from. hOr,peeket and•opened an finite:
fica.Slieratenvioniean.„ A' moment later
she Owlet!. a 'd•rivere and found itcp-t•
e.144)litori,o,t herself •uitcr coy4.'
last • "It's. that-r--I•XY he. muttered
,"That ,Was' a rotten eseuse sh* mads
fer,ceining bick.the daY§ink64 til.#114
Up his toga I'l/ g� and *ring it out
of • her'.44Or. Wring herbeastly neek.". •
A prowling tail', 4-Ooted out (4 the
• yBortiiitOn.g:11.vi;d11.60,wOrdo'•
rang:tile' bell 'of 'NTS. 00/111,111*P.S 111X.
uriotis :flat, and, brushing•,aside the'
servant who operA tother,rbu.rat inte
the drawing roam': Nfrs. .CeroingSbY.
rose from a couch -by the fire and eyed
the intruder not altegether_,
"Whatever is the matter, Mand?".
she 'exclaimed. • "You Might have a
consideration • 'for 'my Poor
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nerves?! • . • .
• "Metter?" ' shrilled the aetreSs,
d'erles? • What.about inY'nerve's, fz•cek •
t;
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TWori,1)::0Ptibihhing COIN,anY Edison Turns
11t
...et
To Cactus
Rubber -Quest
AnAlyzes Tissue 'of Florida
Plants as Possible Source of
•Sup*, Expeihnents
W.ith Wrietie? ,
Orchicli'
Botanist Describes Work , •
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7'ef cacti." planti. r'sa, . a,
iburee;•of' cr4de • rr•fls6e are 1391)*‘.1.0',
''yestigat.pd•hi, The IraS A. Edison: 'oc- ••••••
StiVeS14011p',
O. Saves Wor
er: Everywoni-8,
Apookpf-opwoo,,
Airaigasig
O004112F to Jon
• foona.tion reCeIved' et the Nov. York
• 130taniCal Garden. . Small 13. tie
head 1414 t119.7. M.3
; be-rhariant.Of the garden, aid-
ing. Mr, B (Hien searCh ,ffir nth.'
• her prodnchla 'Plants, in
•''„ If Mr. diSon'e,analysis thetissue
• if cattl reveals:A.11e. presenee of • rub=.
the 'nateral 'Vegetation of Fior
ida May-,proli,de re,i'
'or• iiit.''4a4d7dsit‘'IOU 4t119• cacti iivestga.
tion; •Mr. Dtltnon :and Dr,' Small .are
experimenting , with orchids.' .Sorae
of th.eae platas are So small they,"•may
• be 'hidden' ,under: a thalf-dollar. piece
0. while others, Small .reportit, are
•
gest
Most • Powerful Station
'WOrra < Now
" h Transmitter'••
.it, .. a New„,
; Upp's 12,0,:
000 'WattS*'
. •-••
• • •'' • • • • • •
With:the f'ormal opening, of th.C.'new
radio ...sending .'station at Zeesiee, flf
teen 13erlin; '''OernianY
now pese.esses'hy far the most . Poweri.
ful stetien of„ the 'icing ijd.tii.E.? wo/14::-„„
no.s tremendous energy • of
120, kilowatts, ' ,six thnes ,.tliat of '
Daventry, :the most pewertnI,English_
1 • t ' ' t station and about half more than
A FROCK OF YO,171.TH,FOL CHARii Small lientliniastie over tbe ilSeca4;nieheo.,taadirt.ec.oT4'101'e•r;;ot,6theosiaililyas7tps. tfil.f,1;tt
A giiiiSli_.simPlicity the -chic '-develqinnents alinik: 'both fines. high...
s own, here. In View A the 'Seal:- e.x01°i'ati°t's ' id and •a• art
Carried En in '• In an 'northern, m di P
k of western Oermany _the Zeezen, sta-
tionn hear,t1 with ordinary ery•-.'
t .stal sets. and in the, rest of Germany
with ..the one -tube sets • One
important aim •in ereeting: the ne.w
Station •was to stiniulate. inierest in
. radio; that the • novetty
s has worn Of, eneWs Sig'SS' CT, slariken-
ing, , - • • ' - •
d '• A long wave lengtlit..-Irent, two to
three thousand meters--2'-will. be sed
t578' • • so ai,ge they as amen s strengtho
arttfut catt , I've otnne for the dial
yon. sneaked out; of BiniOn's bureau: the
day he • • ,. •
-my, dear. 1Vland,'.. yell. 'are raving. .I
wasn't aware be kept” n diary and, r
certainly; haVen't. sneaked one,,ai you
se elegantly 'put .
1Vliss• •Mend Blair's' intelliL
Refire graPPled with the problem of
how much: truth there was in this.
She recognized 'that she , might have
been rash in erring.an. accusation
based only On the opportunity ,Whiclir
her sisterzin-la* had had. ,• She` woUild
•haVe„ to beat a ,retreat w•ith: what grece
•sbe : •
"Sorry,dear,".she Said ."I ' sit
have 'been thet .13eosuy 'Glady9' •' No
-01r go home
, and tax :her .with' iti'2ns—soen as. the-.
s..lut, 6meg-in.". .• • . • r
. After 'lief veitor's departure:4 Mrs.
CeningsbY sank down. on the' Couch
and covered her face with, her hands•
, • •"I wish:I-could tell her where the
diarY is,!' she Sighed.
ed it his maker was viisihie. ' .. . 't II him
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CHAPTER XVI
. Tie. ,vet,t8 011;e:seine )ittle time, but .:,11.1,,,74.41
when he returned it i•vas ..ivith.the:adt
, of the servant whese inaster's, friend ',- 4; flu , ' .A.,G1I4...TY sEbnE„T.
• hie friend. „ h" • 7' .
"Sir Dudley ...wM 00 you, madam,"
he 'announced. "
1,49 :htaropet , Wes -standing On the
•-•-heaetbrug .to 01
.. He 4.031 the, card r'twist, finger
skinl.thninb 'and 'he wore a puzzled ex-
-Pres0Ont •• • • • •••
•"."I, haven't the •pleasiire-:--" he amt.)
'beginning,laniely, 'when. his visitor eat
Short. . • , ••
"No you h " she chipped in
• briskly:. "Unless you've seen Jae On
_the pietures. I always use My, Pro=
tessidrial name out of tiperS, ,but'. in
• private life Lain MrS..Siir-On Trickey"• I
The loairenets manner 'stiffened::"'Phei
. dig :You are!" was hie exclareatery,r ;12
• rejoinder.: "And what, pry, do you'
want With •nie,:rivis. Triekey? I should • ''"I've bonie 'for the .distrY You. sneak -
4, have kicked Your ,husfiind out of. this c4 it of .Simen'siburean the day he
'toont the other.: day if he.had'not taken •
'himself oft in time." . 1
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' replied the chiettia Actrzes,s estimate its; value to me by reading
• sweetly, "you'll have to kick menovi if rvhat 'Simon committed to Paper:"
, you feel that way. I Came. to infora. ' The fair visitor raiSed no ebjectida.
you. that' $imen ,is deaci:", • • On the. eentrark she received -the PTO"
SO Lindley shifted A. leg. He failed , posal eagerly. She, as of the clase
to keep a rnest unholy je3Rfrent his to whom a hipap•sum down has a far
, countenance. "Most eonsiusrate greeter appeal than periodieal
yen, he mnrmured. 00. ments.
•"I aloe caine to a§k you," the Widow • "That Will snit me all right," she
proceeded coolly, "if. You intend 'to, cen- replied. "TrickeyrWas such liar that
tinue the :allowance you have been wouldn't believe it mySelf if every
making . I ettria, good money at line of it didn't seent:caliable•of f
preSent,• but yon • never ,know, you I have read it myself, you See. You
• • Would wise fie buy it, think. When •
'^4 Dudlef:h.ad.nO,ready-aneWer te you. 'have, burned the thing, if I was
the demand:- He glared .if t11 flashilY f 'enough to•talk, yon could have me
. • Mrs. gerningfsby wai a late risen-,
It .Was• therefore with 'ammo:Yea sur-
prise that she heard the warning
tinkle Of the bell a ;few minitesafter
the ornate French clock On lier mantel-,
pieee had struck neon. ••
A. miniiite, iater her maid :came to"'
her ' and announced- that' Sir Dudley
.Glenister was in :the drawing roozn.
When she. entered. that itfartnient. a
few daft • touches,with 7sundry
pants and a: moderate nie of. the
powder -puff 'had .theironglilY JuStilied
her Visitor's remark 1 . •, • • , •
"By Jove; Ivy, how • Well 'you, are
looking!".• :
deningsby waved the baronet
to a chair and sfabsided on to, the re-
cently vacated sofa, .
"You didn't cern() here to; flatter....
me," she said. , •
"Well,' hardly," Sir. Dudley laugh
"I eanie here te 'see if • you real
meant ,the prem.:Ise , you made me .at
, • .
Beechweothl ;You sgo.IP1 get in tid a
tight, •place you might ...be able . to
help.". , •• • •.
-,"Things have taken a •arreng „turn?"
"As 3ret. not .ilefinitely, .but. ein
, • .
getting the.jumps,„ That vindictiVe
little devil,. Kathleen, is waiting her
chance • and she. 'narrOWly.' missed a
luteek,out; I will heiin by rePeating
that 7 'did • not murder my coggin
Genie?' .• • •
Mrs. Coningsby's lip .curled. "Go
on; old' boy," she said- . •
"7 had 'in =•viy Office," .Sir budleY
pp:weeded; ' "a confidential ..lerk Nito
qiq,..c,K1d. jobs for rne-L-"
•• (TO be continued.),. .
attractive -Woman who tyo, bc,ardiuF.
"ReallY," he Choked eV' last; -"34-F.,tir
cheek' a SiM.plY CO;OSSat. I paid your
husband handsomely • for the slight
services he rendered.: If'he selects the
Outdoors or indoors -;•-•
• wirateVerl. yetis. task;
•' Let WRIGLEY'S:refresh
your- allay. your thirst', aid •,0
appetite and °
keep.tceth •
After Every
Meat •
,Iss.ug No •
.1; . He fallr,i.d to •Iteep a hint of •eager -
nese ' from • his" Voice as fie 'added the
•question. The lady. •glanced through
the witi4e*s, eer.oss the park to the '4,
• ielitaide of the 'silent limo& -beyond.
A shudder shook the trained. grace of
her tSsonie beily. . ...
, "Not much, I, won't!" she made 'a:ti..'
a •
• miter. t "This *place giN'.es niel, the hump.,
., I'll send yen the diary ,by registered
'12*-;fri2; • Dudley.' raised his.: eyebrows t
"That imPliCs gre:at.00;nadence in me,"
he declared. tiWhat .if I bdrn the
tilling and never gA;e u" h if '
• ponnyl" • . ' l'
,• ".YOu.'wouliirt't•date," was the 'i in pt1-:
dent rejoinde.ri "I 'shall take a topY
before I post it. That ulotild be enough
locked up, for libel' or blaCkmail or
•, Sir. Dudley bowed With 'mock polit';
mess. "That point bad •not altogether
escapeenie," he -rejoined: , "Then I
ma.y eitpect you to bring ine this inter-
esting volume of reminiscences at an
early (Niel", .1.• "
Seions'of Sitting. Bull
• • Prepare for Scout ,work
• Rierre, S.D.—Descendants of Sitting
BullHunap, and other • chiefs
the •Sieuk in. the Dakotas are, again
preparing to do Jicout Work, but not
along the linea, of their ancestors nor
or the same purpose, but'through the•
Organization of a Boy Scout troop
among the lads at the 'OovernMent In-
dian Shoe), located at .thia 'city., ,
The work *ill be under the super-
vision, of the Kiwanis 'Club of ,Plere,
*filch is 'financing the Bor. Scout
moyetnent for the., eur,rent year The
roop wil be' organized' within a few
day ik and a Scout feeder will be ap-
Pointotlf
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"what 'who strenfiest, water ,pow-
er?" "Wornen"6 tears."
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Keep (h. the IViedleirte. Chest:
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loped skirt isattractively emloreidered, ,:conrietion 'NMI'•th° •
having'. a centre hunt closing, a V .of the'new York i3otanictiaoelliGtil;ter6daelv:11).4 sirnplest
neck, long ,,dart,h.t.f d•it',0 d' •.4faaret.Susmas..gilretatvite•ibiro°tugibli%ifOrq knO ' ' t
And is shirredat:the tep• to the bodice
scalloped cellar and cuffs, While View. exist in Florida, and -now open to• sc
B 'shows the4sanie frock With th,e I:entie studY'" 11'13.'4ald''' '
8.1e.ev.F4 and collar on.oted,,. aild,haykrik ! "The Florida field, Wtri'lt-ef the Gar
;syfica,e.nhip‘kb;:ai;octuf wirirl:ibee‘thineacale:witnl,eii,b,i4ccgek.cto.1N,tthhoee 4.1iloeura:1!,,bsy in .4.coj'ecia:isieotri c.olt. I
! '‘V.OTdS, Wile re4§ five general " • an
th
the know cactu
1..578is fot Mitses •and SmaHWornen71 seven species '•were known, we no
laiii8n:h(Y60-1:bu?tt)s'y.l'ecil:;d1.1.91"ii8t5asall.-i3d,Z2h0Yrstattiai:aseiSie94,shPaev;Teeiheds;(1:ec:ti.ut: g.kr:w°,wt,Ilieedgrethe P en i ii s
of fort
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.and 3/2, Yard 39'-ilichr contrasting for 111.ar S'tate Is -st'41' (11tite :vaF4sit 'f°
2u,i4ire.2rdst il. one maY fiii' cactus trees 'ne,t,.0 tinply,
yVatillid '31:inve'r11119nalaVteir6iwill n.'anide'''ci t,feet tall and caeus 'matewith; little
,yiiig fOrG10670-7'7
Wntd—Less "Mud and
Misery:" and M�ie
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Cheer-'
<ful . Novels. • About Nor.
ma .P.Oop:1
A rreapeutient,,recently•.cereplaile,
ullii,911, o;o*spanor that .tberewas ,
.4.74". . nqQtO1Ya44
• e47C4114ei3
t0f4e her013e.•
weie "e*treinelY .
HIS )V,o,replaIntr, 4:0,1te. JUEitiffe4;•' •
but Mere' 'todion0 • 'than 'the.: •
ninety-141ns ytaing
figures lis.„4/Iipir, general. ,bonti.0our.-,
very newest 1ieoIes, ap
•Pareittly,' net ,Ou134.. ohieet.'te.c",,obOY;" • "
lut.refase,'..te gotjirthigfl atcy .tnar-,.
•ritTo. eerentok.., et .4117. , Those
41.6 net. finite .So,neiv---hOsP,• say2, on, •
the: seci.Md''s.h.,61.4' at the- lendIng 1b'
rary-,-alf' Manage . • te
• marriages' to lu .the •Wseng,,
Thex.ere.eitlict-* t e diVerce :COUrt '
*Ilea:: ale., pica:Slits' trir,e ;Open 4, Or.' II
•lng oi 1s do en ip ate 'thrf?d,' Clit'tp; '
etises it .IS' tho' Wife -1f,7.
so ansiessto make a liturri'ed chmIger
APYway,..there ronSt dystinc,.t°2igne
of P.6T1Ie•
-body • ay.", the ite-Cond •it 11
Tiinvc-1 19. le he A.1)egt-sell'er..:
,
' 7,
Topa- -
lay. •, favorites7-atitt,.that'7, • i‘rliat
they., Call them at the len ling lilirstries
•7i=a;re., ilmsor .tbst .come nu!' 'in 'twine"
eV triplcts,'..eiying.'•ou Iliayh al e.• li'fe.:
hiSterY , of fainly. • , .They-p,fb. la,' .•
Variably a Moirrietil ^11;1.•iiireVi"
.05m1 ',that. the ,o;:c,asioal, relief df .11
mitrdor Or suicide, .is
•ThNi: tire; I find, tIi sop'
that •,
When: y.oa.
'Vt. if"you .,a f tem tic' read
get 'a headache; 1 i tb c.,A'en- g'et •
n..relapsc,' •• . • • .
•
' • AianY•.of...thEic v:, in; at 'the,. t'au,l," •
•
tvrItt ea
nriveltstrt „)•:.eught
'
L1t' 0 f " '"waptel '2inventions" . .1 \yhr" lei 1 17.-.
, 'And .relf•inrormatton sent •tereo •
,273 xtatt ,01t4.vta,, Oat..t. . .11_9 those,.
01,111.n, tiff,.;..,),1ta.1rt,.:111;1,•ii.litli,-,.;1.1.,..rial..1
. . , „. , . . •„ . ,
A
tint:Cf::ley, may be.
41A -inch lace, .Priee '20c the pattern.I'Pla414.' "arc'elY' as.1Ar'ge " the end — •
ralg.°
to 'trirn View. A.,, Blvd: and' youovi "Betiveen these- extremes ar
Ell -- , • , sftrulis jand vines of various sizet ancl
Co. c e, pattern. ••
, ••haliftsh.ea.ring flowers not ranch JUL
a,• Lug up to 'date. and tItcn,, wl; b than,k- •
MOW TO, ORD7IR l'ATI1KRNS. 'Or than the 'neoil of 4pin tq .the'S
over afoot long and•a,foot .diame
ter:, . Living ,speclinens, •. of; all 'the;
'cacti Of Florida are thriving: in' the
• conservatories' of •the .New ..York
,Botanical Garden." ••'
Dr. Small, . who 'recently reported
that pdfsoil was,: sookiog..rnbbe.r.
'from -fel -O5-7' was chosen acCoMN
pany the, • scientist •beeauseipf his
knowledge • og the Florida flora. •:Mr.
.Edison passed 'some time,. at the Gar-
den:in PrOmt, Park last sumther teak,'
Ing cacti :and euphorbin, nlants,,of.the
•
Minard'i Lirairieut: kille viarte.'
• .An'anxioni father got mind -of the•
rurnbur that. :his sea was leading a
rather conviyal 'life at' college.-• But
the ,sen strenuousiy'. denied' the charge
ii le,iters.to his.father..
fied,jhe 'father made an unexpected
visit to his' son's: lodging-place,..and
giving the bell ae.pulf,---was met by a
grim -faced':• landlady. -.• , "Does Mr.
SemeS er
live he?" • askeil• the
lather.. He does'," replied the 'land:
lady; "bring him • in." •• .
• Write your name and address plain:.
giving number 'ands. size of such
Patterns as you want: Enclose20c in
stamps or coin (coin preferred; wrap
It carefully) for; each number and
address Your order to Pattern,Dep.t,
Wilsoi Publishing Co:, 73 West Ade-
laide St. Toronto. • Patterns sent . by
return mail.
The StIll
The sub had ,been sending its rays
down on bathers, pastures,' cattle and
babbling • brooks • and Was'. Veiir tired
and hot and net in such 'a nice mood,:
for a large cloud had. Puffed in front
of him, cutting off his rays and ,mak-
Ing him verYangry indeed. So;wheii
'o'clock can* he was . looking for-
ward to a- nice- cool meal, adn as he
'sank, leaving, the sky a beantiful•red,
he was' thinking only of getting home.,
As he Went'he meC the 'moon on its
way to lighten the. sky so that ships
on the seal would net go to . destruc-
• tion,: andso that .fairies and 'elves
would not get confused and bang into
each other ,While doing their midnight
dancea... Theypassed, the time .of day
and went on,Beon.hemet the moon's
helpers, the stare; all tripping 'along
gaily,in their Silver sheen, ,He passed.
the tinoe•of. day with, them, .also, and
went en, , tiletp.he met the dew,,its
freshness made him very cool indeed,
but Mr. Stin,:only bowed; He and the,
de* Were net Very .gesid friends, for
he dried up the de* and made it very
warm. and, •Uncomfortable.: He met
the bteezes and wished .them good
evening' and passed on. •
' .Whett• he got honie' he atehis,sup-,
per and then he Sat On his front porch
and talked. Soon •he Went to bed, for
Mr. -Sun had :t� -be up at six o'cleek
In the morningrnitless, Mr. Rain sent
hini Word- that he was . on 'duty and
that, his services would not • be re:.
NOW you know the histofy ef the
thin; at least.that IS What,I make 'of it.
Paris. Speed Standards
Twenty-fiVe miles an hottr, has been.
flied as a sort Of arbitra,ry "danger-
Mis" autotholtile• speed in'dovvnto,wii
There is no legal limit for the
driver of' a caris responsible for hiact
acts at all speeds,' •. •
The police, 'nevertheless, have de-
cided that a coinniou sense. standard
must.' be nsed sO. traffic officers can
eierchie Control, ; ,
This limit is—to be enforted Only
Where there are cross streets. On bto
avenues a car may go as tast as traf-
fic Conditions. and safety -permit,
'Even in olden tlines:itWaS •eustotip [
arY to:anoint the heal' With bil, but
not by ceremony ot craWling under,
the c.'"
spurge family -for rubber. ' . •
. • .
Why pay agents d_ogble pricee.fo! trete,
PLANT TILL• 1
sell:ladiarige'roligItrYaUlin"an gm" -
nd save a gent
tqh commiaalona. We handle only Mahar:1de ,
•II • stock, g Miran teed trite -to -name. Oar
Decking and shipping facilities are on-
• exeelled,-costomerseverywhereenderse
•onrcenoney-saving sales. method*. AU r.
tandard Teri e ties of fruits. berries,
• shrub., ornftnental trees bnlbe et • fully
described in oar largo complete vita ogee.
ewe vt be MeeinPenyciabadPlgiienttihneettedrirrecestui°nItsgWitYh an°6.1ril
ithrt. Bend today for catalog-4es FREE-
uNION NIUMBIRIIS '
Box G Fantasia', Ossussiss
ileteeliye yarn,, and
•
cven be re. nvmbpred • in *.
• On: wentler hoy,t :many • of re
writers now so:• highly lauded -yawl:.
Ilea: brains a rest from ps3-. en 6 ,Inal y.
si7.and, the' di . •,
fill pick up a. good,. 1,v.lo.1a111,0
went3••• years'64.0 °kin,
noveIe c7f.°f,he last huritlf•ed: • :,.
• . .
years; it is eidvvnt • that •many ef"
those °nee. praised'. to:. the skies- Are
, •
new eoMPIetely forgottcn. • ' •
. , .; 'Abe•exceptio)ts that ivov thi rille,
ti
T1 Eala as the beokS pickene. and• '
: j• : Thackera and such • ,a.ting ravel-
iteS, again, 'as "Lcrila Deene."."The
•'Qleistor and,7the kleaith,". arid "Treas. •
.. • ^
- CANADA •
• ]OU can arrange foryou; relative;
• and /rice& this low ocean fare=
greatly :reduced rail rates 'childrco'
' 'Alder -17 carried -TREE. ••
Ask at *once fa'r 61 the
pritish Non/1,1a elan Sch title
• (rein asy cilia or agent of the
CANA)), IN SERVICO
: go' iudeisor*
011°7-4.
. ' Lirgs
We give• you
this OEM Razor
• and .2 extra blades,
. .
•
WithOUt. COSt!
_ We sell, you 'this -
package of:10 GEM
• Double Life Blades
• for ,ltri0
if the two blades do not give you the
. coolest, cleanest shaves you've ever en-
joyed, return the package f'af 10 blades
• intact and we'll "refund the entire °$1.00.
• Show•DQWn
Deal
•
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MUTUAL SALES. COMPANY
".9,7temligerma*v.r*,••••••......•urterieworposos..e,...
•MMINV
Pie% Cake, Buns -grid Bread ---
fire „IsIand;"- Were 'het habits:. that; de- .'
iberatelY, tried tCr he ' They.
Were inst. plain 'tales , about . 'average'
hurnalt, beings, .but: WI itten7 .ext.t.a"
. ordinarily well.'• '. o
•It IS' not perpetual 'fooling, lilte, the,
insAnei, .."Comies" .of tbe Athe.r1Can
•.films, Which .one Wants'. in. a British
• book,. hat neither •.•, ie. it' 'oerpetual.
"Give. Me. 4. F,aipre.1":.
• - 'lost Of "vs 'In• these 'daYs.inia .11f.e.- •-'-.
• anytliing,but•easy,•ancl,wo get all the
.. Wtil .gein,g to .t.h.e.' eiicling libraries
troulile 'w. e . x.'.rafit ---,en d some ,eyer-r-
itlia
• 4 for it. •' TI:',o,Se who tire free libraries,
. i Wheri; 'file' newest, fiCtion, 4S .1101 hand,:
•• 04 ble•-•pi'e r'ellly liettel. dif.'iltan the •
1 e4trenp of tlie.,sul..riptien••libraries; '
A • young ,..buiti•iieSs. man. of 'my •ec-
•'. citis1.71t'ane,e,•, t.;.•Itoe.:e vozkltig tidy...often' -
entle ,at' filne ,or.,,tqlii. O;ciodit,' and 'Whe •
''. has •.;neiti-..tinfe'. ill)), inoney for::.
• Aniui'einents;; 'joined.' a local lendin.s.;
• I.libt•aly as -s6 eeen;quida,1:relexatiott.'; '
1 dive!' a; YOltizne guelaulceff as. sare.-: .„
1 to.'•ulea.eltitit—Pit's the , latest enc. •
L. ct..e.s•-=:.everto'cly,'S .aeking ...far 1t" -he'
r returned At lleXt day iii <Itsgust;
'.",If this ,is•;,tito sort•of ',thing that's a '
.,sue,Cese; for goodness'; 'ittke-glire Me—
,117:„One 'Pf„Shd.',f441.flre_S:1 he „said,: L.
..I.Bank of France 'Branch
.rguarqs tile gold : 01' ,the •Ittrilt' of.:
.1
1. . l'ar,i -A. • ' inr1as's ' \VI.Ilf . a ; most • ...
.1i7. rance, . Has.,.. ,• D..is. a: priTt.17 .1,:lbo::
. ' 41, :.ye,ii.. the A.morjeatr hankerd, ad-
.. ,
, . n.)ire' it," 'Say,: ofiliala of' the 'bank,.
1:..' peep In ;the cell.ar4 'et. the hist -built ,
', hiranchof.,ilie basic, Is an 'elk .aristp. .:
eratie n:ilae. t•':re 1z alw,lys'art :true „
' P . ,' '
- ed' sentinel. Witlf.orders to 16t 02)One?
but.the chief directer.eutnr:. The en-, .
.i,I.nrier, fo tile ,:ntreutt rctonl.i1:
r, ":
• . a to-cilq o r . SeVen to, ttt, ill felt; ins 1 (1 l'ilotall ,
•1 inc. gold 15 stayed in 0tlic6.'5npin):irid13; .
l'inp.gin-rproot ;.liojce:‘, ,. • 7 t• . . .
I • 'rlie moat, 'sixty -live' feel .d.cen;.biis .,
: .' ,a. $...v,-) ft 100 . root , tiO.W ot.w.ate.t, Init, cp.' '
tflY1011 from an untlergratiett river.
•.S11 ouid Sonia nittster .e ra eltoin p It
reach' Nib big steel tlbor he Wobid,'Its
. . in ,'n .smoolilt° Steel, Cei'Tirfoe, the 12oo1'.
' 'of ' wIlloit went!). -(1Na:spearfreiii tinder
• bitn4nce • ite,liegan , opera tiotiti;, De.t..,
lott lifin, Would he the FAvit'o qtoe.m. '
• „S'1))4 411 Athol.' t hint polish ad . !.: tr• 0.1 sitv'•
...6,1,jv,;$ ,(,:cf!!ri'ng i.io 1.,,r1u..........,......,...., 7 .. ,
j
[ tret“.,urtt that , liteej' qra .frivii•ling , :Ito t'r. '
..-,V1r;a1.7 der,iices t'.1.:,,„.t.e t'.4,ri'Y t'') Citlige. t.11
Ti0 ,
,•a,V./1" 1,1 Vanioll. •are. scret. t)ilfelais
Isli'oft7i1 1 (0111,fil .or !IL? !.i.-soiy.,hr their'
T bni•f,larS ' Al, 611141, ,h.).):0,W WiYero r rt1M.1.'
'Itoei;s• her fililloiiii„ . ." , ,.
"lila ttny otyetiT 3airtilk,,••q.kf rilffIcp.:.
ft . bilfliant,: reareogc-"' wiOni'y hiy .