The Lucknow Sentinel, 1921-06-16, Page 61
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•*Sencifer Recipe seek,. PR=1
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ld in sanitary, air:tight
tins, the -MakPr's package .•
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-that guaranteei puiritk.
Packed at the factory, the •
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ly. Economical.
The ideal sweetener for inble use and cooking
TEE CANADA STAMM CO., LiMITED, MONTREAL '
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44 rhe Great Sweetener
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OUT Senior e2 eeitVitoccr%'
to get the poer-emer's mind off heeself.
- "She held eelt•ber. aPrlut an' I lifted
the lid off the pail Qua Poiire• what's
hi it into her lap. „
"Are it erye 'spike was in that
Int% Torn Wilson? Four garter
serigkes.euid g tizard; that's what your
precieus sen Iliad gone out and gather-
ed fer eueelesseit.; 'I spilled the.whole
caboodle:of 'era into her apron afore
L noticod. she: givo one Screech
sin' fainted dead away: , While I WAS
busy bringite her around. that Willium Antique Bazaar' •
sneaked in and gathered thetri squirm- • .A coreeepondent writes of a novel;
in' reptiles off :the floor, ' 1,eoaldn't practicable and instructive entertain-
. • do .„more jest then thanlook hem a rilleow
n thatme nt hose' Who originated. ite-
Prenuee to settle with him ater, cause ty
I had my 'hands full as it was,„ I Membera of a church
found f bthe-table
organization -'introduces to their
- a Rail leerries on
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•When go. a Mince to look about me, townspeople under the leof
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en'' I ain't sayin" but that boy got them antique bazaar,: • e „
pails mixed,. hut that don't excuse him The woolen visited everyone who/1i
they itneve had old relics in their pos-
• none.r: ' . ' •
grave, nodded. • "'Chet's:how it's•beele • ben • - thefamily-'-f . •
• Wilson, striving to. keep his. face session -household 'articles. that had ' • "Whenever ' you see an Adult •Whct• ' •
, 1 he ores" acress -then.' he kin help , ...
• ...- the things, exhibit teem andcharge 'ala "'bade by taking up the boards in the
.breathin.' ' ' But he don't mean .any 'sm.all d fee'ts; th :'"
!) rmamp,31.. . :e exhibition.
el,,resto eritr'reoxyr- -dpr,:nt upon 17tv.teifalar iS:s !°l'ibecause may t. e- to stop leading to a Side nordh; hing.1
mother di,d not use tact•Iiin forming' Mg them a ' ttieg a, trip of iron.
melon , up kvery snake and anima • • . • . - • . • , nd . , " . • .. a __,
r guess:,. Mary.' lie.kin no mere help
. • piinecin-ethat esh°orulYd al
'beret, BillY. doretr . . e „e • . : • The. . money .wase. of course, to go to was, a . child," says Elizabeth 'Townes..
the vegetable Im,bit when . that 'Pereen .along the eirt e.ligli to held Ow step' e
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'' ' "Thetis neither herener there,": she further theepertieelar,..ehutch plae. thee "Ohildeeit who 'do not like' the thingi .iti ne,sition, .' Under' this • lid ?uta •:boor
what harm be (lees. An' the heed Pat glad to lend whatever desirable to elle fact' that the Mother is 'eine).
tioi ,Ifold the rubbers.. . . ,.
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Ao Rlessure in whalin' him same as• `....(tierceS lefillii--e1;;;c7,--by ,Physlelans, ..
snapped.- "HO doesn't seeni. 'to -.care was on foot. ' ' 'hose 'Called upon were that aro good them, point: straight . • .
' I might if .1 :was his real mothere I ferred their visitors to other persons child phyclielogV
articles they We and, :Mika they re- carelese•or stupid:in regard to dieteand The arrowe of an enemy prove thate ':, •
.
. of it is," she burst out, "I can't take
e• - a lookin/ at. me out!a 'them big, greY isho might like to •Oontribute •to the - "Little children's. habits of *eating' deaud are alive.
• No one shoots at a••,
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, jestt, that 0 all. 'He has a way t ..
eyes of hien-" ' affair, it was not long before a Con-. are *holly matte by them mothers. or . e .
•-„c• ,: siderable number' et antiques had been others who have charge :of 'their diet, Tornaepeehgvo a •good effest On peo.-
..e ' splashed cloive on the. hand elenehed The adMiCeiell fee ewes twenty-five Motion will crea,te the 'right habits in troubles. . .
The evoke • ehOked .up and a 'tea* collected. ... - . : e ... :Tactful Suggestions and a little imag- ple Menne& to irsiscibilitY liver •
..e.
e on her lap.- • , ' • ' :_ centsa eaten' that .no one felt wes any :child.; There is not one on earth • ' - ' '
. CHAPTER ,L • • . . sought,to° achieve by this small token c'poemrescene.. lonf thaenual4enl.: „.
e ' ComfoTtingly her husband's - hand exorbitant. ' la addition to the stim. but; is ainenable-to this sort .Of loving Sttveni.-
ggestion.. • , .,
c ve i . g • . g ulus m helping a worth While cause,. 01 Seventy-five
'I - of understanding that which' he :ceptild • • . of e. v)er . . fto , t: 4 vita
•-.,•• BillY 'Alison's -Strategy.. • • .she niestered 'herself and Sank back
4nson .his evening ehaPter. • Slowly..
She --caught her • breath ciu.ieltly and ived•from the nature Of the exhibition, formed in .childhOetfin such a way that.
"Habits Of . right eating.' should be mines, ' - • • •
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there. was' the persbnal stimulus der-
ee , Mite her chair. • .
re came over an ai -.a work-. not hope. to achieve by mere wOrds. '
i h rd n d 'hand ' ntl • en her heaN7ing Those who had lent relics were proud a.bey loves to eat only :the things that
, , . .
• • Airs ' Wileon litthe cbal-oil hinip.andi Urn's() ' .. • d 1 'd
' tableethen she turned to*ard the door, a a e ' . 'g.' 5'• . .. , ..1 a flush stole up beneath the 'inn -end to have Welt heirlooms On exhibition, "%ill . Make : hind. strong 'and hoal0311.
plated. it in the centre of the kitchen 1
I Oh " she cried miserably:- 'what •- ' • - - ' • ,vegetables, because they are different., To Buy' or' kot to. hy?
''. her head -half: bent in a:listening &WI ,
--r- . . ern?" he said, "*hat •.is ie? 'Whet! • •
• • wind stain on her .cheek.• There was and those •who had nothing to lend Naturally a .•chill. has the milk habit
' inst
. . • have r dOne'?" - • • "., • . that in the pressure of the hand -on were eager to see the interesting. col- and is naturally prejudiced.. aga .
!hers strong vet tender, which swept. lection of.. their . neighbor's': cherished
•-• . •.A breWri water -spaniel 'waddled • • „. . •
. 'frenf the woodShed inte the rootn, four, ,,-• . . , ' - ..? the -feeling-. of lonelieeee •from her .' osieetions, ; ' ' ' • • ' " That is thetime. to appeal to the child's:
• Scooe •••you!" commanded. 'the' wo- 1 • :, But I told yeti. Yon'ele.like. fled. it, ,e' eked . ie *ere 'Clearly printed. the ',age ef. the 'action from elle child's mind by ..pleyel ere .Can ... Pe No ..
,, stood half' • in the glow; '..haIf in...the:Didn't you' bring me here. to this lone: bea..erAtt;e.r.__,•; ' . ''''. . - . P.
, Yon . done, ;ATOM Wilson ,
44 : ' •• bright,eyed puppies' at 'her hews, and • hlvent.
some . spot when I was ..14ppy With, y said.: the mare r thies
"- ' ----s* hall. : The..antiques were otrarigecf •tO .f
The exhibition washed in the town .inta.ginsitiOn ' and:: to Make useeof taCti
. enian, 'and With a v. 1d .scurry. mother •.?..O.T.7,, ', , willie'ness to face this life here meeet article iind the naMe:bf it.% °Witt]: iraS Itg4-11? klutee' .1i'ou eheuldidealiee the
a never eouggeetrii
oneeomei AtarY, .- you- .x.rn.ou - tell' you . hew . much . your - get - the "right re -1 . ShadoW, , short. tail, ingratiatingly! neither of ue• understand . 'Billy and:.
. . . , . I my son, happy an contented r. .. , _ maybe we neVer. will, quiteerve Often the best advantage ' -'o card On which ' '. .Y.
at 'what awfUt.things I'd have to .1iv.e .sorta, .thing - • ''
. .. ..1. just hoped you'd table .some One who had made himself
.. . naturally wants to follow it.
Of right -doing Until the Child • Queition .!.. :.
-: d,og and puppies turned andeled to the 'IT -,. • • • .. ' . ' • ' ' • to him and me but rth no good at that: tied • to ever contribution• At each •Pracesa
..: friendly' derkneis .Of their retreate,.. 1 .,--1 eS, but • did yo,u so. Much as- hint ,
• •' - Mts. \% '-on stood, with frowningUnderitan', -that's alL"":„ : . • • • -feniilier with the .hietery of the 'vari-: ' . . . •
, through. here" e Not 'Yen! , Did -You ,. 4:weit, ..rm ,g,ein: J
, .gazelastrened.. on the door.' She was a. :to uo 'my duty . by Ohs ,articles ansWered. the many :4ues, .4•+•• , . . „ a,..* . ..,
Household. Hint rf. - • .
..A tell me diet an old Miser 'iul. die :and -
-.•.• : tell;• • angular woman...of some . forty
, . . Yen- both, ;allers;" Mrs. Wilson spoke
his gleose ha this. .neighborhoed? • , tions that. were' asked. • ' .. . , t ou. have no idea bow useful a piece
:years, he,avy of. feattires,„ as ske.„;:wast in matter-of-fact, bites,. as, she,tottelied -. •
Did You• tell' me that blitidness :The- collection contained 'elderugs of ieibbtr tubing,or hose is in the kite
-- etrike one of the best end .most .u'eue4.-'°' and tapeitriese•spinhing wheels,. semi), Chen. I ineasnred the distance .fronf
, pg • When occasion demanded•it, heavy of for. her sewing7baoket. , ',When. I feel
ful young .men low ?' 'Diii.yen tell. me:, yoe .: need checkin' up, . Toin. Wilson, .
boa., Tiny: fret-einee- msered. a fece..
whit& .under jeee.teeing. conditions' of cheated 'you're goin' to be, ane,when lers; silver, :brass, copper and; pewter he faucets .Oirer. the sink In.. my kit
glee in the• world' • 'ud- be dyire .of Will .needs . a hidin' he's egoite to Ware, pottety, . an •110:41 leather fire eiren to the back 'ef ,the range; and On
0‘ life might have beenwinsoine: but to she ran ;wildly: on; LI it rsNtreetest ,
•,.. ..-- 'F,el'ere,u5,..211._ °1!`"*,-heatibteek? , Did...yon tell me, any- husband got up. Troia hiseelmir, saying in weiCh • some. °he's .
d ' ci • drool mY neit..trip to town bOught a, piece
' .• night the lipe Of, th 4 get a .hidin'.An,'" •she 'added), as!'her buCket, a. yelletted. an '-ma. e .
• 'were tightly :compreisea,ana• tne riSe. thin' Tom Wilsen, that a weirian *hp , great-gratd-, ef tubber'hose ten feetiong and three-
• . and fall of the. hosene :beneath. the low . was .'.1e,aviri, soniething,. about ,.havirig to turn the ,•naother , had been , christen -ed .:. and , a • quarters' qtaii inch in. diameter..That
' Cut fiannel gown hinted. of a volcano, het- o*re -home -folks. to
-------‘.'*ork fop You and your- ton, "should; W. _-
try' to -aide-track - -4-tie,..frorn my , 'dub'', d fifty '
horses Out to; pasttire,:"yOu needn't ..man' s 'high hat that was t-V.To i hundred ,7iS 7 the ;size which Weuld •At. over .my
fusion efi sontehady., - •. . ' - ' f ,.- wilson siglied, .`
i been told ?"' • • , • ' . ' . :.„.. - ,
. • _ , neither," . - ' .. .'. . . .. . . an .. . , yeara old One table carried' fio.cets,' ';: • ,: . • ' .. • ,
military: relics of ...every' Canattian . The. fi ra t . nig. to Which I put it *e•eas
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. . that would ere tong erept to the eori7
, As a quick Step, somided outede, she --''''Baw v'w:a6 I : w •, "All .• right,' l‘farY;" he. 'agreed, his '
knoiv these .-things" • wOuid •haPPen :ha' lid- on -' d l itch ' ' ' • '..• ' ' ' -etru.ggle. from the Indian Weis to the in filling my large clothes boiler. This..
Marv' f • irs been h aid haulin" I know, . --';‘--- '1"--.. the. oor- a ....., .. •
,io•Wered; herself -slowly to .a „high- '
• barked Chair and Waited,. bands. loated; • -•' .. .• • . •• • , ...• , , .. An . if. you're. agoire out to.. the 'great War: . ;• • :•,-.• , . ;._ . ..."... •. : 'had alWaYs beentooheavy to, lift when.
I, .', : ' • elosels' tipen her lap. •'• • - " • 1-m ..5.; • _ . •
but some day it •:vron"t ' be so hard.: barn "dii try'nd not carry any More of . At :the end , of 'the eliening., girls , full,' and necessitated numerous . trips
- The door. opened and, lier• hos .a • ',"
h nd '' a „e novc, ..vou'.(1•.find, it eenierIf ou • .• • . • • • • • • • • - ...e ' • .
h Id • , ryb d • . 1 •
Y- ,.- the barn -yard. in on your big feet than dressed in histori alicosturnes, served . baCk... and forth .frOin sink• to stove
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'sive glance . at,...ltis. trife,..'.and the low, , the•floers.7 '.. • • ... , . :The Woricitevciles. upon indite-
tilq •,. . ' ...;
like. you..doe---" ' • ' : • •.; . - you 'kin help. • 1 jest...finished moppin'
. coffee and-doughonts. The :unpreten- cs,rrynig - water itt • a• smaller vessel.
entered, He .Cas.t a .creick,l•;epprelienel:traabie . . . .. .
"I "Shut right :npt,,, she flared,' -I'm a dons:- re,feeihments taited the better..Theri • 'I . foutuf ,tihnt -it • alsO saVed:
----- whiStle-rdied:on,hia-lips- as he,- • .; Wilson stepped out into the, sPi*%,- .
. ., 7aSs'IClitriatian WOMam . Tom Wilsen.-. Do lor'he'. - offered -weitresies-inthet:streneth,aild:-tinie-tense--in-Y.--rubbeir-
over to . e ong ro• er ow anginal you think . I could :face -God . on summer. derknesseand went': stowly. - • ittr • - ' • : ... ' • • - • • . . . , :, • . •
picturesqu.e dresses. of the, Vrenele re,- tube for. lellmg the water kettle er.iyie, . That which 'Creates indukry I*
-- ebore'the *stsh-h•en0. .11'd''13r6cee'ded'i•lc.tiees. if I. failed' in iny• :duty to the
n'Y down..the path to the barn:•:AS.far as
•ginie,..the flowered Muslin:a p(r fTity. y,,,..asf.). t.i.ts. .:. ...' . - -.. •
• .t9„.drY his ..11.4:0seleee ',:e....ee • --- Lee.- I sick. as . calls fer Me? , Why,' I couldn't .eke could teach; through the .pareially
_kerchiefs of early . Colonial ,•dayee or ' It is ea ay 'to:siphon the Water -out of , the .00nsuniptlan er.: , wearing.
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..broWn-wilv;:s.- hair .and. a 'beard Which') , Cleared fdreet, tiny - elearinseeefires-
111 :glowed untheougli the darkness, seem-. the quaint, highewaie'ted,freicles of ;a •the boiler or, tubs by • filling fele tube:- : emit pf goods; and the .bUyIng '
'ae. was a a''"'""t 'Lzc"'' alaa '''''''e ' sleep. if I ; didn't do: what' little:. I
• .' 'trailed to conceal the glad ':beyiebnese..tek."-voire.• aWnilin':Mt.-----7'-deeee -pain, t„; to vie -With -,.-big- low-hanging_atars. with water and .holding a ...thumb Orer . of other geode to replace them., .
I:able:AO' do• fer.-4them_ilLtrial;....E.Lb'eartin-
'*--.:: fer*,:.e.he't :NN'tliiiid. -heYYr' Waite -776e • wild eyee weechire•fer me to collie an' I.
c'The-gangent-amekeTeff-bur-ningleg.atitl' - eaeh ,end • until-T-.One..:rentFCanAe placed • -. -
, • • ... • • . . _ . . . , . help ,TheiF firstr'rbrorn into 'the ',I sward mingled pleasantly: with: the "•• litellectual Horieste. • : - ' in the :boiler, and- the Other end ,in ,a1 - . Without -industry the. "wer1377
•old"':. „The eYes , he_ turned= Oen *•:tbe_. w.07. .
worl-eent Of fern. end' Wild -bloSsOriis.:
, Bridgetonee'litrir-;271d*. ' : ' . i ., WilSoil Et' his .pipe. and :with' arms • The Chief: need ortb,dAy is intetee, anion.' 'vessel .0:Water,' in - ' The • .si nk,-, .- .. would stagnate. ,-..• '
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there'S a dector• at. 7.\ •
. man we • s e s arn y -.poke is. narlie ..Bot maft .
iive're-blue-: and trunquileee,:,...,•e: e, : e „ .., , ,..., • , _ .. .
. .1.7e,-...31.2±-s?"...be l'asttnn.dgd: t4tt.IY•'... "D.octors•!" sbe*., cried: 'Scornfully. folded on the top -rail of •tlit7bernyard- :
tual..horiettY. - - .--.. ••.:..-. - ' .'''.:. ' •. ,. which must Of..-cours•e heloWer. than.
„'""Lettle enough, thoy:_ktiow .'"the needs fence,:gazed-dOwn'abroes the' partial . 'It is. as essential to women -g'S to th,e 13".oiler.- Both end the tuber must': . 'Without Steady, persistentbUy
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l-watrea tell, yen that tired of
QCPARS-E-BALT77- 7 jnoeelneleatb,,.Wepid.„Cessec
. • cille:-.1.1117f C;1 -t '43" ilf 141!_1444 427,-5 nibo-all-tfght-in-ifs-itkace; bOtAis d'milO distant, :a long,: dentely Umber- i'
r-e4-fite-Oottcd sweenAcryhere, .men." :•• "
Some 'men Can • • judge themselves , t , -:.•
- triBbi'.'-tbe.T'sinve':Of'70P.Te-m' -ierlii-sehr"4',Of i Woiliaii -at'iech .a eiiiienV.do‘ctor , • - • • ' ,..t
f oiks-iii-N-c' ti - -a- Scoiia:" • '. ' -.• -: • / jell; yonnow'r,.ltnow my. duty an tad- ageinst: :thee :sheen of ge, tieing .4 - • .. • • • , - . • •
.•. .•. -i omen -can. •
We 'eati .. juggeilig •the el':ules--,e-buteleve-e-
I.. A . N. .. P. _ ::SA LT, , ...
: .. bevpdeldif.7up- and gnin ee' 1nY '4°Tlie : place ain't here gmcing us' Woods folk. ed.point etteml.Stuutl-tlarkly-silhou .. ..ctiii• 3,nrho, refuse to ,.b.try -at.7'''''
• Wilson av-erted his• fac:e and .-prb-Iiii de ..t Beciie the • • -d . . .
. ,. :the nreeent.time; becaOse Of si::•
.,ceeded. to 'straighten the towel -on the .. dfAve_ati_need you . st,i fl1- From the buy -waters came the lone- • - .
c-•• : ' It is eaiy. to be truthfal and fa*.ir to '•
• . - . , . .. . .
• • . ceiying. ing ., .. . roaotrrnsm.,T.WORK8 , .j.„fa I a e....• Impression _. regarding' '
!ate
' values, . or for efretelbus
• h b d ' 11-- -I'D'd '1' I
us an .. quic - y. i n t tell 1-Y cry'efra• loon, fram..thettier•shes-thez, 7,
-a, neighbor,. but hard to keep- front,de- . , • Bung: cadets
• - 'roller: -His action seemed to infur- ry, " spoke her
• that when I. persuaded.. you .to -oome•?;
Yelx booming of - night -basking bullfrogs. ' . and " to one Self: ' --.*
O. '4; OUP? ' ' ei TORONTO I need you; Billy -needs- you." '.. . Tse-liool of the -OWL sounded fa . If Cona-dian-egeelee-are- tobe, .PPY • -.7..1 -reasoe,-.retard,.TinclUstry,:•und-,by,-.-:
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Be- bps- tightened: Her lands un- ,. . .
----.-°•---1clex".'d azdegrilped'etlraet-a4le'as•-slieee--, She -looked- Eit:hine tears. Zimitg the from the foreOf beyond; the Yap os A aad contented as ,future :Wives .aed .•
so doing _Impair the ,prosperity..
. 33307N-17 arose- • . - • . ' • ' ' fire Of anger. hi -her eye.l': , •• .. fora -ging,- fox drifted:7througirthei haniettnikerk thy must „tel. them-ir . .
...."Yen, -.7 she . conunenCed,• ber. yoke ..P•No.." 'she Said - in low .tenOe tones, 'tit themselves, the ,Commtinitif •-•
night's stillness from- the uplands...-' • selves :the tnitet. ' ' ' • • - • . • i'
impro
temsee.....wie pesseenre.,:e - Sert-teerneirrtririe.,..7-I'in Mithin' .*, A look titne Wilson stood-poilderiO - ,:T c...qm-sa 1.49.1Leai:riestly, upori.'; they 'five In and the -ceuntry
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, , :When. at. length he • bestirred lime our cis the imPortatice 'of being : hon- ;* at I a ig 'e^.' o'' ' • • ' - ' - • •
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rue tot. ciaMe distance It )yu WW1. In es,.
pee order as. purchased (or nerenalsa
icgaspoce stnio• rn.car. vetroyclaritigore:.• , .colia,ttiar;is ir4
') WIN• O, mechanic of .ctrn chide*
ItnAluirk SIK1043 rk1.014; USW*
Ttareihok.eirtx.% cht d. C '"*.rlItero.nsi
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berSelf.tell the truth. ghe Meet be
refill cautious and accurate. The
cr. ,
fcundation ef happineee is honesty,
be under water and no Or allowed to
and the cornetztOne of all society 411
get in.' •
The wem'an who reftiSee to cheat Add 'ca Sliced' onion en. a cepfut et
happiness. '
beeseif is not 'so likely to be eh.. -4;1
vboleilegthPreinetwt elnetreilleelibillier:e°F.7'Thin'elyt,weelltd;
CO.nle out clean and hi+.
- Where there' are manr ch:Tdren in
the' famil a' hand 'Y h;iv lor.-riibbere
by
• Good Habits:
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BY ARCnIE P. NI.KIStINIE
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Copyrighted by Themes Allen. '
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8 yErri time, yot.! Spend. a
. . .. dollarfoi..acIvertised .9iiods
, you :create prriployment.
for samebedi;
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Every time • 'somebody eine
apenda aslollar..for advertised
' goods they egente pinpleiment .
for semebody-inay.be..for you, '
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That may sound •far-fetched,
but If you reason It oyt
wel,Med thatet• is so. '
. • •
ebecked herself.•Uneonseiously one
of • thee•geropieig bade' had eome 211
;•ctintect-vith,ehe off leither.tover. of
a bOok whia ley on "the table.:
•It_was t family
pU,-r•ed- it there after reading )3 er pen
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Ai • eg.
4-?-eeesee'eeteel..-
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-Merchants t
to Ann. , Soinettmes.," full moon sweat above. a....tr,allsfigated • -
he cares -'cause longin' cfer it, world. A silvery Sheen swept softly,' I 'little -things...
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guess. Tara iotile.boYvlie. Seems_ to be tha.open spaeoaj:through .theAreisthe, "tas.'Wt4e•ltirade•tt'46111-08:1::-44--;. 7°11.'sP9..
looltin! beyond me„ th someone 'else!, white- bay..wratere _,;.raleemnieeede.._._the cake rn thecookiiig clonric•-#4,-
Tis.ank-int-9-ahair• clen eing-fires-had-receded to that ioaY''' or •
-"T 'gnats Maybe ' it's e- seer' 'fencersparlis with silvery smoke . trails "Soniethirng Went Wrong with
pranks on you, Mary,' he oug7 I stretching straight op towards a star- • steed, say to yourself: plade a fail-
gested hesitatingly.. "Two years of , rec.i infinity; . • • • • lire of this ca1e 1 am goin' g to Malec
livin' in this, lonesome spot has kinder :Ile sighed: incl turned to :glance itheeegi of the mkt eew,ttcp .1
•'Islerves!!. ..she cried inclignaptly,. harclwood r!44T1.leekeclz.very hem- for ;yourself does, not. fit, you or look
.holt neiright, "Don't yeti ...er; e3i, very restful to him' beneath its
got ycur nerves." tback at the cottagevrestiite. thenwheo A garment ym.baveThiade
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',/ and. as nice as you wanid like it, '-cloyt
bnyb diy else aecuse me of hairiti'ivine.s of clustering .wil'd-grape
nerves, Tore Wiso13. Tf T•vosn't• the _honeyeneide. It was horne-hoineit blame the Material or The 'pattern or
most senSible-minded person alive' I'd most be always,' And 'llary loved, 'the' sewing reachele, confess :
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Major..Narry Cameron, Mari. DIr
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."'ber:Is,:to buy. from those who •
advertise M,t* patienThises-77:
Merchant! and: rrieri.ufaetureis
helve faith'. and they are, back-;
lIng their filth with: money tri •
.7stimUIate Industry. and prim:
• perlty.
leein' hYsteries 'every hour, with. the1 l6ae*. She Was a fah: . woman, to do better.. . - ' • :• • '
• ' th""`"thafW1Th1ni dncT-9i419--1•"X0-13-2P-1--, esat hanr-.t;:, Weeeleefel 774 -ft* 0;;Telgb., .youibel". zatut; nrrrIfirrInrinnr7.0=1:_ltirirlIr.21....1:1,Pr,l,E2C1M72=7.10Q0-01:1p0C1t300000C3
2341.1 ile.--'et!i-tleee'eAllie=4e-e it e Viler •-• '
li•f• %,•:0.5.,•••-•,.., • -.•,••••• • ... . . _
"butcher weigh the. Meat ,ybo hoe and
which you seldom ta.ke„ the paiiis t6
look •t• whele• 'he is weighing -it See:
that yet get your rd'oney'e, worth bet.'
of youieH. • The worst eheated per- ,
son•is:the self•-cheated..ene. , ,
Woztieerie edeetiteeretteetteieetee---et
far greateir factor in seir ecenrimic fle
than she 'ever has been,. Rouge won't •,
cover a defect in sharactery nor will al
virig keep_hair from out; or
turtling gray. Life iefull of Mistakes
and threes who', make.,--the4ewest rare -
theSe. WhO and,,admit them as
they make them, .1
rtiirsqi-To7116 -Worret-Ittinaultt.
is intellettuallY dishenest. He orshe
ie handicapped at the . start. The '
•kitchen ;45-•ehesietundameetal of the
home. The.entite family usueliY .has
to suffer:ter, the-r-rnistakes by
the eebok. is„ the reasen vc•leY
there is en inctees!ng derriand-IOi •
training in stiettific.. heusejteeP;ng,'
cooking especially.
• thle laws of nature punish
in.tellectual diihonesty iri the, home. .
and, unterfareately,as ruie.e.i.e
ceet luffer elenie with tee. gmecy. I
In these trying tiMes the
wife' has a vote importentepert. eSiee
ehould keep e. beeeeet. Ste ".i-Jaf.,146
know' 'exactly how much ehe hos to
cover every ',ranch. a hier:1;;....2.9.e.v...P7,- •
and ehe sbetilel tpLducct ef-
:fairs' 'eq. r.er
"What's 131115 bee'? 1:\PIN"i"1 1:ie loved 13illy quite as brach •as sbe•
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aated Wilson anxionSIY. . . loved her Own:son,, Anson. 'Billy must
She shivered, "Nothin' out'a the be more weinli .more tilow0141# of
bfhnts- 'What's 'that • rttub Idler comfert. He would have aileart
!hie tO, scare the daylights -clean outs to- :heart talk -With-his.-sou, he told
me an the•neighbors? If you'd spen4 hiniself as he went on to the barn.
, a:little more of your spare' time r, (To be continued.)
Telie-lfatie-e-Wiejileedeir" Wife an' •leeie in+ . • •
1216 4ern with your:precious. stock you: .: • . . . .•
se • filmard's Liniment in the hoUse.
'wouldn't need to be skkin' 'what he's ,..-7eeP - • •
been adorn'. But rir tell you what ' • • '
he did oialy his evenin' afore xotecome Shadows.
.-1,4hbiseeefrom &engine words With Cobin - -• • • • '
Keeler.. • . rooliacdlaneing.;•and darting • ' .
I ti‘ dgeVI-S6ofrr,hetbUtt121:Sabwwbate ,i'111'.„she-roltudellid,adbartikg.b.fignrf rays .1.01°.Pf 4#11:111a:41:11:-.
how she „Suffers from. the aatlema_- eebze- the 'powers of. earilight? had:
welle•She'd-ezome over -erne -was steyin" • T
doe
StiPPer. I sent tliat Willium out
• on the back. ridge to oilier some wild .4 rainbow of sweet hidden shadows
.themble.,berries feredesseee; Ile ee,ni '. en the, dei3ths 'Of 'a deep. blue lake!
it ittat as I had the table alrlet; that The flittering' glitter:lig,: .sialip4s .
Wicked' old coon he's made a pet of cif ' Teel ore* the 'sunshine Can make!.
•q o - on' that evil-eYed. •mtZ. lir, ------------• ' - • - : - '''-' • .
t ---- - -• - -s 0 rz.
4- • -On h -More t it_seelo.ed &Or a' Phantom:
physically slt-npi,, .; v t•,:). -' ; "-...•,' . ... hold, of he broom, he put of c:olors:. deep down in the sea'. '
' , -•)t",'4, . pail on the table an went Aza then a bright Japenese /attere
.itig fene, two or ito...1.-
1;67, &lye eeeteCoeeps a, day. i AIL. ..r3...W 36...4.1pea right onto the t,ahle• .
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z :he coon follered hurl, but • of .4hte, that 'Were wondrous to
zpond nn' add • v... zealebec a piece of cake. 'Imade
egsen in the deptho the water • .
rc.c-Ss . • • c•;- • t on' he flopped to .11sOus - ' • 41 - • • 4
Ss enoulder, She was ehewire a
1 piece !,:ii>•pery -tilt= hark :for her
asthma,• an' \--ben his claws glippeil
1, her shonlder sbe,shrieked to•
. for free.copy!'lloyal Yeast
Cake* for Better Health."
E. W. GILLErr COMPANY LImiTED } i a rhoged to death on it. •
. YO4te't"" C"A*"1/44 e9 1 "It took 'itre e:1 ef half an ho' er te
esesete ...e.- Kie....L. Aa a ,
.. '; ' t lie- quiete an 1•:e," I rea3e:. .
-_,•is-i...eto eeti,5..e. ..ce,--- { •s raw A -.el' what 'MU berr.es Vire get
- •• i from' cur heel ridge. 'Jest hold 'corm
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