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,pEolk HERE TODAY Ito. retort* ,Of
SirPiuney Argee 'lapse from ill 'iAra'glit path are still
guarder of his Cousin, Jarned dienieter, rqmerriber`'I''' • "'
. foiled in his attemptto destroy his "I, have -not 1'fortiattcli, 'replied I
Mew, NOiman. Stater, kept prisoner :the inspector grirle17,' Thea
he Iaugh-
vitt:, his sweetheart Kathleen Gleiiis- ed a little..and added i "There, being
ter;in : old min. While • James n'o witnesses present,- I do not inind
. • Nyrar &Quaid' Yni'd dete6tivel e•°- Confessing that 1 int'lioPing for great
,• Sir Dudley; Spoil the ming of a Pic-; bave,.00mpled ray case .against Y. •
-,•tute thehurning old Mill, whit') re- 11.1.6 au•t•.1.1,43..rM' 1.1eld t-**nlY
•lioUltai fatal .injuries 4,Miss Maud dit that I have arreated:,., highly
*ha' on her death bed acuses placed' •crimina1, in spite of....the',11174,-
Stephen: Coine, sfOrrmer Cabinet 'Min: that he had" this 'pull over. me MY
later, of the m • ex. of James Glin,! 1!,pre, as you tail it, lkaS a mere tailk
compared with your, Mr. Oolne, arni
1415W„C‘0,021 WITH THE STORY • j' have'atoned for it by'yearsof
"kiat let I care about that," re-'. fUt service to the state.','. •
jOiTlQd Mi Slain "I only want to "I seep". sneered the.cabinet
min -
square accounts with a blackguard. lister.. "You.innked my pull over you,
And now you run away and play, lit- till .yon olitainek's greater one Over
tle •4$3ro" she added: 11With. luck 'Me. What a homily, I shouki be 'i•ble
Yeti. to see Sir l)ud- to deliver to Parliament on the moral
Joy'sbunng :kill. • I expect:the loon rectitude of the pOlIce force.. But ,see
511(1 hi fire expext are. arout.70-no-• e- .
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With which she 'fainted •
John 'Grime had been -Chafing .lier
-hands0-bUt-heTdrUPPed:them-andLstogod
Wright: Ips features. were convulsed brick: • • .
"Fire at •the naill binise?", he mur-
mured dully. "Do You know what she
means?" Ile turned fiercely on his
.:.111°IntereStedt° thein case,
4nciANtrirrirlin:Ce°111e.sni; things:).*•' , th°66, Teearda!ite.ivetheieul
• . Torn Heeney,
--Wragge, as man to man,--0--r-11--New zealand• sheavirweiklit Rate
really intend to brave the perils a who has been selected to fight Gen
your -past -will ten thonsand, pounds Tunn e
y or world's honors:: some, nal
In JelY. •,. • . '
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But uGrimes shock her grizzled
head and mouthed a denial. •
''"Thaf Man4nenkey shall tell •me,"
cried the keeper; and he stil•de from
the cottage, followed by Wragge; Who
Filtobstruelvely attached himself to
• Colne again.
"May, God forgive me!" groaned the
" was eeriing the fa-mily-,--not a, fiend:
He Jule got his cousin :and her .sweet-
heart shut iiptherei"
The deluded worshipper Of the Glen -
later tradition started to rOn -nerege
the • clearing, with.. WornMersley's
troupe at hie heels giving tailgtie like
a pack' of . badly .broken hounds on a
shent, .In the turmoil calked by.
the accident to the leading lady ' the
electrician • had omitted to switch, Off
the light,: and the, mill stood stark and
silent, it. g16st haunted Memory Of
other days, .in the artificial .-glow.
Wrigge glanced at it ap..6 decided ths4
the stalwart game -keeper was compet-
ent to deal With.a situation that had
n,ot 'yet arisen. Just noW hie duty lay
nearer to hand ----the .hand that ..hia
once more. taken _quiet possession .of
' thecabinet minister's . arm- • :
. He looked sideways at the refined
Mid 'clever face that: was almost, cheek -
by -jowl with his own. It was all sag-
ged , and. drawn into tinacCuStomed
lines that :indicated tremendous emO-
, tion-Lemetion • suggesting a
*overwheinilnt dread • under. 'a' control
-;s.trained to, snapping point. •
' Vet Nitragge had looked On that face
and quailed before it at intervals
ing Ife7,-WOr-sit motriel s o is i e. e
:Would' have been less than human if a'.•
mite • of triwriph had not crept into,
voice: • •
r. 'Caine," he said, "I • alp- Under
Petting Pairtiesr
In Mexico Bring
Severe Penalty
Law ForbidsItand ViOlatiOn
Means Arrest, Ditentlon.
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I,_:ock-Up. and, Tben, •
e'id:co' *Fg.Ateor 41.
Metwo. ore 'few and ,tar hetWeen and
the land of, romance As pictured in ,
beolcS and shark stories of young men
,who have brilliant and rapid court-
ships with flashing -00 senoritas does
not ,exist,.. There is a law which ler:
bids Such things as holding bawls and
petting pertiee in automobiles; And the
• penalty is arrest and jailternporarll
for the *tenders, • .
• Should a policemancatch ,tWe'rint
lovers in 'fond embrace, to headquat!.,!
,ters,they :must go. ' The pellets desk
sergeants are usnally. quite ; lenient
with first offenders, and the youthful-
ness of, --the arreefed 'partiaa brings
only a.,AnO of abent".five. pesos ,($2,50)'i
but sonactirnes the amount can he
raised if the offenders lot& prosperous.
STREETS BARRED. TO .WOMEN
. The difficulties from the viewpoint
of the higher social strata, come while
waiting In a' etiffy detention reinn to
- be fined; Where every one is subjected
Ito" confinement, be he potter or_rnur-
: I defer- And the girls do not escape
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and theeloief censtatoleship of a coun-
tyindice•youto abandon the idea?"
"Not' on your life sir chave too
many ignominious years of being
bul-
lied and.browbeaten by: you, to wipe
out" responded Wragge
• Mr.' Cottle sighed as one who de-
plores the fair' of • a' feebler 'mind.
Then 'short • gasp broke from hlin;
to be eehoed. in, a . deepen. exclamation
from the detective. „ Preoccupied .
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these dif fictilties; ti
Moreover -women are not allowed on
met byJohn Gr,imes, gesticulating l*e in g unless escorted by a male cOmpan-
-- the -streets -of -Mexico after- early_ even-
,
a madman. • • • . ion. There have been numerous cases.
' "Thank Cod!" bellowed, reeek..; of A.rneritan women• being arreseed.
razing 'Norman and Kathleen as they .vpi.traken to headquarters, where they
tore otr "their protective bandages. were subjected to inalgoitios.. .
"Anyone left inside?" , • There is a case of a youngAmerican.
"Sir Dudley is lying in the entry," 'boy who sat in a parked automobile
replied -kicked agaili4 with .a'pretty American po-
hcemarLitook..th,m to headquarters,
and:rather than. have • the girl subject-
ed to embarrassment '%) detention, the
Yotith married her:, Later •the Parents
had' the marriage annulled.
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o*where .:else but In a.
, "fg.SAI6ADA7 paCkage.' can
youalitaIn ' such 'high ..quall4f tea Icor SO laW a
g,rlie.a and be sure that such quality Will continue.. r.
Try One package! . i,lf it does not please you, your
grocer* wIll gladly refund you your 1,111fuleisv . •
., sUb omeone on, the floor, and it couldn't
they both were, the eame 'tiong 1/att we' 'boea' anyone ejse... :
The gainekeeper. plunged into the
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fsetiornlia:'thalleyd'rea74311:e4dthaisgianintenatlit4n-t as
hal r'sand eyebrowsI'ere en. fir? .1.1u he .z,:yTA73..).ZthICe4.._AtaBx•iBaLriA•vb0.I: jaeLfIMAILadiEll:Sg.Lt.it
extilitiuiskied ;them With an ' iinpatient
gesture as soon as his hAnda•--W4FeTffe-e Code profitable. Poriristance, if i man
of his lead., For in his. arms he ea.* should take a young woman to the
ried the harOnet of Be.eel."1")°d'aill0' theatre then Order a taxi to take her
as dimP•and helpless as •eq.aack Of. po ,
.honic,, the driver puts up it. cede of
tithes andlorribly:burned in addition, blackmail. He informs the min it will
to the injuries inflicted,bY.....klf: igerci
- 7 .cost t Just so much n4oney net to take
ftillY 16 had lost:ail conseioneness: -
Grimes 10":1. hirnitenderlY 4Wi.'i '5n 'tphelailice the; headquarters, where
in:Oh:al 'theeed*niciti
othr4d.eIgntt :tahr/o'clig4wo'eslimItrsgtineri-yillegi,Ztoshi?utint. against them. The escort Venally pays
up, 'ler ;experience teaches ' hint that
ifrer.etliceanyd:eytiiUtrh,....aWrphei tf.hraeinius.i1;•Hili?arith.... tzofttenaliwthe;cdorni:„iiecrttnc.harge is. Sufficient
This tr04,ble has
orable Stephen:CO:1rib. lille was out ,Of . _ _ ,..'
recently .be&oine • prevalent, ,accerding
breath and lie, one'waS stirprised when to .tenokts.: , .• . . • ,
;he 'came to -a ,standstill. The piercing .. '
The laCv againSt: Petters is iis,ually
eyes 'which had ao.often held the House .inflexible - and the peliceman: takes the
in,.thial were .ahining like.those
of a offender to headquarters, There, . Are
mystie Who sees beyond:the veiL He
,--Stith' thing§ tia-,patro.1 •wagons. in
raised 'him right' hand, . . .
one side .and the yOung. man on
).
. .',..• G:i13°A•Ps. ,. nearest centre of • justice: • . ' :
obtruded 'on their 'serises and •distract.;
ed.. their attention .,airimltaneouSlY;
AWay beYoxid•the ,another
John Grimea, stood upright, his fest
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urea Were convulisealvith horror:
light had broken out which Was not
the steady glow of , the Amphibian
electric. Red *flames were shooting
from the door of the mill -house, lick
fl --t*Tirretref-frre7stkiggrihrTiiti
a
belching cloud of smoke, • • '
John Grime S and his motleY'fallow-
inehad vanishedfin the .darkness that,
enshrolided- the, stepping -stories, but
. th iiadvantage-of-holdinyikr-. A mighty roar from the *Pe - • /•04„ngs
WW
rant, but I will take the respoi*fprOTelinmed that he • o
of arresting you on suspleion-fOr...the late' Wra.g,ges: grip .may` ..0
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,inurclet, cif Ivir.:..Go.crg•.4 Glenister on ed owing to the divergien. • -13-6 that
the 7th of jtino, 1,019.," • ..aa it may, Mr. • Colne Wrenched hitrt:
For g few Seconds M to.lnodld not self free.and, f.or a inar) of -hs years,
anewer. He• seemed to be intent en, ran' with Amazing' swiftness! • toward
• , : „.
:17.4itehSrifi the Prokreis /Of John Grimes,..:the dani.• • - , -• ' '
. who by 11,0W-'. had 'abilOat reached-,;ther ',2•When ...hc.. had. cevered Male twenty
istopping:etimes... The keeper '• had yards • he " halted' hack::
cheaen. that •rout. to •the rnjll as :the ("There:are lives to be gaved. '‘.1,8111111.
...shortest .from the cottage, ov_erloOking do my hest."' • A • „ • • ..• '
• the' fait that It would take Mere time *The Mill Was ablaze, and in: the• ,
.to traverse than that adrOse the top Weirdblend of, Smoke and 'fire re-ond
of the dam. The stenPing-stories. were thedoor, hnolao figures were. MoVirig.
darkneg, Whereas the 'darn' ;Was In ,woldly, as, in:&orne fentitatit' dance,
•-•• the .1011,. glare of ,Mr. Weinmersley's Wregge could not distinguish One.
projector. ' ' • • •. from the other aa lie•triodthe slippery
•• The great, attitesmatilliad' the alver ritao‘onrY, and the Hight Ildnorable!
•(;•.L...tene's of his beautiful voice, well•iinder. :Colrie had vanished into the
„aentrei when at lest: he 'tkrekev the heart; of the ,elusive nitture, '
s,
"What • of .yOurself,. "Ft, takgor .1101 -7 • • CHAPTER': XXVII,
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"Ad 'quiet. 1Y• fillave you le(iVrit.ea. °lot' ' • "SHEEP jr 00AtS11 . .
anat of tlfe,aCtiOn you ,gio pronesingi
. • •' Alf -Grinstead wee -.met 'or the
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threshold, e,,f the tipper «rcxlra by. Nor -
Me r/ii W. • ,wn.; and 'llathleen• Who'll? he • re, turn, ed
rA 0 0
• • rtvt.,
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' so, with •the- young Wornan
:(-To be Continued.)
th.e.„.other,‘ the pcli"e,escort them to the
• • • frotn his rePonnaiStnince on the.land-
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Now, tell. me , -'what is the oppos.iti • : - '
of irrigerY'f" • • r
•Trees Draw Birds
'Happ nese, BR , C18.44n in Trees are the houses of the birds
unison. . , '-Where they nest and live- Aside' from
.
sadnees?" she asked. •their ,bestoty and their song, ,the pre-,
. "Gladness." • Bence of birds is of incaictila.19e value
in assisting to maintain the balance
°And 'the opposite of woe?"'
"Giddap!" shouted the :thithuslaif
Can' lam
t Cape Tow/I.-W.1)10 peoplewere Ad-
Mittecl the du. temple
Bat Caves .oftlaiti
Yield Strange Bones'
R"AmirdrriNtosvi'7..f. Anitirirts •11.c1
Extinct • Brought..
Back
• BaCk :13Yr Sinithsonia'-u '
!few rapidly • races .of .ohimals May, •
. ,
dle.eat iwillestratetlpy .1.t large collec-
-ticin •..e.eztinet AnIniar 1441163 *gathered,:
th the liniestene.',.'i,iVes...of jlayU and
• hrotight haek'to, this vainittY by
ptpl'Ilftiolduz) ;e ft1 it on ander . Arthar .
J. .:Petoie olt.the 'National M,14.setini•••.-.' '
The •caN'res,,Whic•It are tl'oar: the' -wet -
ern dgo o ri)te ioot.cep,tral plain of
noar . San MIchel, are itifested •
by beta. • -The ,•iirtorc, are .six' or seven::
feeer9.titt.Iffthrc
ep..,141,at,11
a:10
eonlan quantities :' of .
animal and bones, many.ef thein;
to Hin 'le at Durban repre,spntative 'af Species wpicp no
for the- firat, tin -ie _to watch the fire -.1
ithhgel'e.ee:remony. which has just been
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hcld
An ,enormous bonfire was :lit, and
when many tens, of firewood had been
reduced to e wide .ctinpet Of ,glowing,
charcoal' an orchestraof reed pipes
and torritoms began playing weird In-
dian' musit. , • .
The "Soittris," or fire Walkers, had
silver Pips. Stuck into' their flesh and
• i git The
skewers pieiced the r. es.
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earried---heavy77burclens--•-and-ITle, 0
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_i en sazdals.,, A. Wild outburst of mtisie
-arose,7and.theyltepped-feariesslr. into
been .. . ..been
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of the fire Walkers, When the pins•
. then eXaMined that- 'Net -a -horn or. have
tha•pit..and.walked across the fire, , ,
.t17m Walked On. nails which had been
seemedto feel no 'Pain: -Major High:
'ards; Chief of Poltee,.and i**o cloture'
. Many of • them creased the' red-hot driven through the soles of their Wood-
blsiter. wili. to he found • on the feet
were WithdraWn,..f rein their•• bodies
layer of embers .several times and
stitlous natives as
there was no bleeding. '
places of ' NforshiP, ' 'In' some. cases they
were: garla,nded and -welcomed lay the seat saints or Major.
jor..voharcts ..aro ., the ..3,56.5r..8 earve0 heads en •flie- stalagmite and, ...
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stalaej e pillar to, he ca,;es to ,repre, .
Hind.u:pTieet, iilio,sai,d.t114..alth000- and even coifis were made to
ffult:godS; Offerings Of eggs,. •
the:.,orpinony N.v01.11,d.neyet . be under, :
these objects of worship. ..
_stoggt,.!._h_narriF,!esitr.thens4ji..Lilid,i'uass..eia._,.,A,Ice,•,,.0.1,d .. HQ W the. bones, get ,int0.. the . - coxes •
euet
. One of th& &Otters afterwarda.stat-• isalititirr-4114a11-4.51*4"M'c*-'-':4-4"(.
KV -that he could •not e),4'lain hwr-tite.
fire.walhers escaped unhurt.. They
appeared to , he ,iti..a. sort :of trance'
,,
during ,flie.texemony. • ..• _
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hinger.:.ifiliabit • the islaad,'• though the,
'period- or. their deposit 'probably; daoa'
not: 'eXienst hack more: tlien .1'000
years -and. many hones •Are •or :recent
.•• • - ,
worked' over, Mr r Peolti,' has been abia'
to Identify the anctskeleton Of a
ground- whith believed to be,
• the nicti3t' c9mpletetheorded from the,
lsland Several -"rodents resetnblin
lor•egersize• tbelinimuosnIt'graxt apdp 1.tea,ver. are 're -
fed' he 'h nes and -there
oneinse,ctivore:- There are,
a 'great. number of bet.skulls' and,.11Z:.
: ••• •
• , sorae....eayea, the Sniithsonian
scientiet7 found -skeletal 'reinains
nian,2•: put .whether. theybeleuged._-to
,the 'present natives of the Island or to ".•
•the aborigines who have• been '
extinci' for a long. period, has .'pq• Yet
,:u‘dseedter:iyi,nseudii.,0:r•
1;0019.-, repOrte. that the eaves
Min
Lininient•for failing hair. •
c.
of nature.. Their , conturnptiori of
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•snialler ;hird .and :Irtartintal nit-.
doubtedly 'represent :prey :eaten
bv
Bones of the:larger' Creatures
probobly represeat .1 individuals Who
'eote red these caverns „chance:, •
----.Aaz"la well linewn,,,'OwiS -in • feeding.
slvallow prey • of bird's and'mara.-, • .
:Mals• . In .large.: fragments.: •
The' -flesh -la 'digested and the
.fur; and 'feathers :.fdrtned into •
lt.'hich are .later.'l•egurgttated,..leaviag.:‘
the stomach • empty to receive another
meal :The -great' deposits, ' ;:smail
bones'
In • the San Michel caves itepre7 •
seat. the •:fernains, 'of', owl
caniula,ted about twits ...and.... under
Percliesr., :* • . .1
The OWls, .reSponsible for 7.•
pogif.'are,nOW.thInaselves In'',
_fdfin 'they reitinbIed.'-the •living barn .. •
qwl, nearly, three' times as • •• ,
• , •
la.rge, :They were Otet.,..,4escribed- by
Dr; .Alexander' Wetmore, A,Seistatitt;•
Secretary-• of the Smithsonian
Instl-
tution, .who.ehritstened..the species by
approprlato name of -
'We -fetes In a graveyard: • ' . " •:•
‘Tthir.eto' P:ottnolii,pa,tra,1Yrthlsslgnlfylflg one who -
.The ' Sinithsoriiin•. 'expedition re-
ceived' heartY:.co-eiieration from the
:Enited.; States Marines,: whiCh. officer,
the local •,-poliee. :of this .• isolated sec -
t101 ot the' island; fi.,,,,_inn...;the..':United: •
'tobeirsctii,apdliaen6'taCItPlotiiii.:°trhiteti;lit'Ped°114t1O7nli.w6a"0"---.;
e guest, '.and from the .0111Cials :of the'',.
astkPAL.."Pepar...fment of „AgriC'ulttire.,
,Whe. aWif647-7.1ransportation.:- and
in.other Ways. •
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• ATTRIA CTIV-E- AND PRACTICAL
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An attractive apron that,.:alips over
the head, With :wide strapsthat will
not Off •the shOulderS is shown in
design No, 418. You'll find it eipoially
easy to make, :as it cuts entirely in
One,- pieec: Printed sateen, ;
prints, • chintz,. Plain . gingham, 'affil
rellable antiseptic.-Minard's; ,
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Striped percale:are Smart ' suggestions.' , • Lost Half H is. Weight.% '
••••
Pattern is furniehed in. sizes ,?6•;, 90 Russian red says, he lost half
.enel 44 inches hust.measnre,.. The, ,30,
inch a4e. iequi0a 13: yarda,: Of ,3?."-inCii
Material, .with. of
Price :26c the pattern- •.•
Our Fashion BOok,:.illUstrating the
newest and Most. practical•styles, wihl
bo. of:, iiiteo,t,ot..,:to every be accomplished by morality.
• • MontesqUien.
hist 'weight: v.hile, in prison:" • •
"No ,doubt2--tliey • shaved his wids-.
hers off while, he: was. there,."
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We should never treat'e by law what
maker. Priee Of thetheolc 10c the coy •
dive insiette• a'od •slugs, .saVesT HOW TO ORDER PATTERNS':.:
thousands of dollars S• year. • , • . ." WII"c"n... . . n'aiae-and-:1Adr•ea.
Tuit.gro.Wela .
Canadian farmer
. . nr,..,giving number and ,size.' of such
' 'patterns is you want, Enclose 20c in
.
stamps or c6in (coin r'referred; yrap,
'. it cerefully) for each !number and
addres : ma_yo..__LOL•de0o WilseaT,alt_s-ne
°mance on:'C.P.R., Route
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Eervite 73 West'Aatlaide St.. Toronto...
•Pattertis sent by'return •.'
How To Keep Fresh Fruit
The following good advit,to as.tc. hew !
,
to keep fresh' frnit i,. t‘iven in the eur...i
'rent. Issue of "succes•gul rail/114e, a ;
highly practical :Rion., rnonthly:-. I
. • "it Very eotnnion.rfor.••farinerst6,
l'eep,their vegetables. In sand 'OVer':
winter:bat few realicethat fruits can
be,Rept for 'a Jong•time.and. the aftine.
Ivay Oranges, • aPples',. lemons; and
aw,eet 'poigteee :carp be kept .fresh for
montth The tiadS' being Porous,' the
dry: sand the in; the
frnit„ that weal& .otherwise ranee de
compoaltlofl, The fruit 'must' p•ot, be,
•th'apped in miner but.'14 the hare rind
,00roo .t.pateet With the sand,
have used sand for-pluieS„ pears, and
other smooth-s-kinned fruits and fotind
theni to, keep.. I:put, a"' layer. of sand
&bout .six" inches 'thick, Oen the fruit,'
and then sand '10 riditer thein well and
'PO r,11; at,A. fi rid It handy...to haVe-fresh
fiiiit orr hand until. the Season; '
I Whew buying packing l'rn'
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We re ` re -Weave' thent.;Inte ,
• ktitS"-r-1°
• Write fOr cli..enter
Baker Ca'rpertleaning c.
•-railwaye;
waler, • .ttril her, .induatrikil and
mining euterpriaea proatoted.'
Ap-
IrO\ed 1,mA hd "nipeced
-with Viut.c.penh itankefe a,nd brokera.
1.7tklerwylting,'nriwut•ed ter. corpora-
tiohm t Wing', 1010 tither exami nu,
..,tAki;g1).olei‘gyi.•:th1,4#1,;‘1‘r(!ig.'i rfiriliet,19.:cal 1..114 1;..71.10.hbrI,11,sh.!.e*:1, , 11.43v9e'711.
• 'BYRNE, and LANE. •
Leeson Street,. DUBLIN, Ireland:
' ?/' • " '• • " --The Calaitlitin'S.peitig', had 'eat;ly in the hMe.,:frqm....the, An of-.,;•Carefuti,not. '..get a.n.Y overripe 'or
1.,how „got Atly. water,. rtkinwp, ut)011 ,llansen., and nee adjacent. to . the.: ‘,V.Innipeg `..8p0,110.
"The..oart, hal sit
4 w ,Kat.3.0(4,n poinfe• 41 co rote), Neils Christian N.rolseft; 23,., handsome ,gritioti hall w4's cleared and prepared • . •
4" • r • • m•i, young inimigrant , couple Who for 'tho' occasion., A. icit!,ti• 1301),ItY). "Cerne'•0)1,,Freddy'! Md an'
Ori tne eneap Wethnstaati.: a Tie 6e ,enivit,; • t, '1 '`
3 "Vv*e're•un against it," he announertd
• Al*ays baveitie magic
WRIGLEY, package In 0
your pockt.
• 'tirOcithe'S 4110
.61 &frit, rg,
pi•d4cestion, •
After
.11tietx Meat
Allgatit4i%„
*-777-'-regua No.
• rIt Daniih .v„,.at; half .full of eics n water ;•. the , J.., -1, tin peg.' deolde.d" to ;head of the; colonization depa,rtment .lano•,8 gotia'W plall, trdmo. an' Papa.
1.,4„n come.i.rii,d, .thc, ::rcst, which ehe 'marry and, v...,1h• the Et8818.taileti of the of . tie railway fOr Westerne*Canad.a, \Van ta he . tlie...litilO7 :COY?" '• 'Freddy:
lino 11: dortt,4 the dexy., . Alf, F,ettit,... C.tnadian, ;Ott Ific Railway-- ••Colbnikat Voliiittemred: to act as grain.nstnatt, and Na'w-. t .wailra*be 1.he4awl.:(11•'•• * '
ot; ng . orifi.towelo.., iii,.. out,. (i4iil .w.a.t4r,, thillnendrtirikt, officials, did .fio.'.fOrth. , It. (1.' McNeill -1e, .gerie.1.41.'.1wPsengai I..; : • ' 7-7-4,---.-4--';-----
1.).,,,,riii thil'i) rotirol oic,, :,,,..11,!,(.,,, }..jorid,,itn:d l"1,!-„,,,• : • ,•••••• ' , 4'' ' • ' ' s' '1.ngellt., to : gA1C) 111,e bride away; a grotipel ..The. daffail has • replai•ed 'the Jeek
fext,:, .srottehi.rig,... .0., toup:o of oheots h„ ottihteyailvid known eactfh;;;rnilin;iyinyt(121:11.:;:)46.1,:tl.i•:}aVrtg,Yatilli,enrno).(ifLrafa.lenidl''tatined i3tcao:on'twatittY0; als.r.e.,':b4.a;,i;ely"..n.1,4,i jyr(11.nt1,11,t'..‘319,;61:1,1:761'1.e: i'i.Lt.. N,Vn
.bfri:sinniii ttilin(ti hielidi'dohniti'oot:xittLke';10;t:hierin,iU ft:title at-n-i''h.lacil('Il'evientirl'llellertic; sweethearts, bet Crt for iliti. coretntirty, the first. anteing!
. c ,vje w... c .... . ,... , ,, • , . • .• . .a..1 ,!yil ,(..lo have Andrea, •• fur tiln ekta
., Is ov.i. - Ili a,rry, ner air.rwn, aiy1 thotightg of ,friarriage •TrIVelling 8
.cortiptolk (hiring. the. jouroey, and fur't 'rho ehaplain .tiroinitinceValiioolar
"Ratliiiri," the :rePI-.9 came gurgli,rig tlierrnoredistinvered "their ' destina:' "oer for their 3ttbianee ae Strtingera•
through, the Wet teiVel, • . .
'' • .. • lions to be .etUtle"jugether. On. reach- in the noW' land, charged theni te. ton-
' Li 11 6 • fait hfill te• 'One 'anothe•
r retioat-
,•
, .. ., . ..t 8 .111aR r on departing tor cahada they .in d ' ,. • ' f ' I i ' :
and hinwel,r, • . , ' . . . . • . .', 7 .1. il,r1eac,ornera .,, ot, • t i fi; seano.14
. • . harboured nO• remantito • 'delis .. of ' • • - .• -
• husfra?" asked .11ev` N 'Darnakoir
out; sir," he sow, . .. • '. • ' ' ' '
, .otrazigers 'in a strange land they--thet • '•." ' * • '
' rOir lifint3#."--4ftt.,1(ittyttiA,:nskl.xf, ,..tra,...itreityr_ji i ,- . • - , ; "Ja!" reSponcied Nielsen'.
I
..14ontittn, ., ., . ,.. ... , a. , - AIM ne8S' fi'l,,,each-otheta.-.::,,-,--,--,.; _,,, . • . .,,„„.., _ -
:=10 raPidly did they bear lier tirtWii• log .Winnipeg on their westdmund -tyip, 1 • • ,
th'e Stairs that "til•ie deep breath' She they tieciticd to marry, .and,.t.ho. ed the Lordre. Prayer,gave the bene;.•
drew on eterting laeted.liar •ti•S •long Oilifals, did citation; oina.de tho. sigh of the cross,-:--
th4 thoy oadre. the yiri.i6ke tha re,t. .•• , and Andrea and Neils Christian were
ro4h aeroso .the witty ell4pi.tpti,',, ..otwed gri.oro' sectit-''' They. contlintedthair 'journey west.
Itifel4arieldauvidtierk Cylinder
Metereyele. Is the greatest little 015
'Chine that. has Made. ;Safe 7ta
ride, ealsY control,'ond moat aeon-
cfrticah rg,tands Without nival, .100
Miles to Galion Of 'Gasoline. Down
Payin'ent Ila'lanco $22 per Meath
ea 4a011411,8. $311,6; Waite?
Andteviiii, Limited, g46 Yeentio ,
Toronto, Ont. '
•
httd to tile reined .,ap. •tlio *off of' :t1i'e eel few, Rev,* N.i. 'TILhe ainskoir 'Itij minigration -iteclarEA tilao and wffe, . • '•:. 1,
•
an th
bhtiing was aecompl.facii."'-rititti; 1•16. ,01,ao.r. ifyg a 'f1)(plat 'tiriligt, litertse, Ilia Ward that afternoen, tWo mit of: •four .,
dAanle,ge then 4, senrcheir bboulder, As. iion• VI( ttrr,- a niOnI)<i:r '<if :'ilit3. ere
bleal" -hundd .Satielts,lianes, InitAth,:and .
thOr PAOsen.ihr6001.th Outer door on Zajloh titatt, loirriedlY Prociired a fine Englitth,----'whe. were trttveliing At that
"tii ii ki i ' a gift 443 dine with file C'untidian Pacific.
•
to the bank of the mill -race they were bouquet fro -the o s s Lis,
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•
•
A Deplorable Verdict
:The acquittal of }ferry .
Is a failltre. or Justice which every
•ionest'than dePlere. It is to be .•
kidded to the long list of eCcapes from
desei•ved• punishment' :Which. the 0:7.
Ce8SiVa tendernesk .groteaqtle. 111:.
„ .
ti•icaciets of American.. trizninal .1 iv:\
have •pfrillitted In recent' years:- 'The
,prosecittors piainly did Alfeir beat, and"
the verdiet, of the ittrY• may Well 'have
been jiistlfied b3 the ev-idence- Pre-• •
,,cetit,6d and admitted.' ConiIattea: for
• anspiracy •1$•. to eh-
. fain. ..Theriticisni tells iot ntien:41.)•••
dividuals• but upon the system. Which .
entangles pustice.:in legalistic: red inpe.,•
But lie clearing' .of the 'defendant's •
morel 'r.etniobsIbilItY 18 inVolVed In the ...Jaw -
verdict; That attestien • was . siottIod •
. by itio'clegiSion of Seprenie tottri
in the .civii.;action....' The .ctitintry sylil
not -forgot and should nentarget' the
tllsgttbcfUl fraud Pracfleed 'upon •;the
•nation hiYSiiiclii fr.and rail in the Tea-. „
'pot :Domo. lease 11 is greatly"' to 'be
hoped, that ,tlo. convittion, for' cthi•,.
tempt to, f"Coark,fotind :ogainst Shiehrir
will 1)0 sustaland, This 'punishment,'
would",fitly eipresS tho,sentiment
1VIOSt peepli knOW :this absolute•
• antidote fot-pain. but are you careful' 't"116 nkilic'n't°wnrd ..41°S410. fielr)611°.
to say Bayer' when you buy it? .Aad of thei."nation.--low IteraltV.
you always give a glance • to see • TrItfutie.
.Ilayci on,' the, box --and tht word •
penuitte printed in red? .:It,iSn't the .•
enttind Aspirin 'without A drag., • • •Vatite•of,Forest
. • proven directions tucked in every box: ,
with •the: , +he value, of, the antitYal hal-rest of
stere ahvgye, has Bayer,
Cttnada's forests Is not' fat Ebert of,
t $600,006;0,00 even' whir' the' present •
seniewhat wasteful hiethodS,Y
lolttttlon. It has been '''"estlinated
that by prdPer
tfie adeesothie .forot, land . of
-Canada, tart bo made to pt'oduce at
t:tt,e....presont annnal •
Clil ti 101 pctu1t
'Wife len tile telephOilellsgtilatirg'
her Voice)-"(ltioaa' SehO.'
Aspirin,
ttit, the trade mirk
• oicatina .Barer Mann acture. • a „1-iusband-"Is •Wlfe
• ih
vt"..1"nl'htenbe4' inthatt7"Aa:rAt)rint mane1..ili115°11101.
valca)---"G1106S wb
tteente, annare,the public atitinAt „,,
the natleat ne statteed with thhhi eft pow tIs?
Grose" Ueda 4nark.