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ahriput•÷".1foti Ma* have year „eholeia•--penny pleb: or ewo4!ence. •
SOlisinn Boy-upeany plaia„ please., It's bettor ;vale,* for .
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eaangelicar RoyaRs. Anarviaa's t Is
rather A fine ecanhinatIon, • •
- :4'1 only wieh I could hP1P.40! maalc,e,
khingaaie40er for Jae* have far,
more .money tbanI want: She has aer•
4aa 'afraid she hes to Plan And
worry 4 good dealhow to clothe And
AO And educate those boys. 11 know. 111----eeeee....
thet ihe..ie very anxiousthat • na, '
ihould not, be too scrimped fer inopen "MUNN ME,P1TATION, batterreprinkle flour faera the 'Sifter
WR1GLEYS
t.a 04er., ,i1PRM-tiYANI"*.a.4.1„a raealltlatM•alautatagiacak:mla/ab.*ea'alklakcaa?xerepa't4q5P1.1n4.
Most'' ofbanft en' herself. A warm coat' ue • ot h'e, he e all Tie ti/ kitow fo. waft tlierelaret•
eu
Inca!
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It lelgulatlistels
aisPeialle *lad
ff•4151,4031Mtkee.-
maiiikeet'YOLVOW'
knell doyens more
liate'Vid. deethet, hull * - -"ia• a" "--'4'. "a•i-='• i "laatar "”
for Joak; 110 evenlag gown -for Jen.1,ewindow 4:nd •tooho4742.411,a,nitts y (bele, huge '1.:cracks in the flouried surfactie ,1 '
Y;./ liked rind un i e re
That -van ,vysily, ,be managed' aeitys , aa -rnadeenea epPreetateaceea Tpretty '' '
a, Allow to ie
Jean, and goes wittout4 new winter „days" Red the beauty 'that, it iseour SP' -MY tie et ? han
hataShealtuildria:M‘Ccielvareawonders•;pteeete see -and enjoy:a-Tait/a low A -V-144..-,, 411-49..Wn. -P190u,e,1111/ Onee
more, and let iiee. -this second knead.:
Of economy in housekeeping, and there different, life Would be if you could
is' always abundance Of 1,1aiii,,,,,well- not see a pretty day. , .. , itig is not a necessity, but I find it
cooked food. makes a better:texture in the finished
.
41 told you about Mrs. M'Cosh.? She 'areSnis,etelrieelleeialiwea
,i rwirihsheshhef chhil- loaf.
Now Put ;nit° loaves, allow .it
,
is the Jardinee! ene servant -.-an elder- ;es s e mishes fiey were etigeYerneaule- to riee once. mere and :bake as you
ea . would any.bread • .
1y woman,.11widow from Glasgow.. I
hhe her way a h . • • - a , to walk.' when they'
she was a pew...epser:Writiing•rairurseirres,i wishes they 'Were OlderresowtahTtntgheSys'de " .
ori4feiAriTIVin" *4'' -
knead t'l ad feels
• 'tirrie; ich anay =COMA for it. know enough notto run aWaYi. wheCH n
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,OUTPITS:
-; Wh-e07you' ask it Jean ii in, she 'pats •they're older iheavisheat.11eii:eou.witegne .7"'Isi:Pdrgan 'ittalationniSitlhbefirg, rmi-Z-el-,iiiiipubil hof
/her head on one Bide in a considering to sahool, ttanid ao on. .1, suppose
way and saYei Tin n°' inist sure; anCl th_4're'`ge og inerried she'll crY and faer,: alndthe'shooepeteleesassaonPidartsyio:cinehgb,nprtaoch: i
ambles away, leaving the visitor, quit Wish. that they, Were babies :again. and literary
undecided whether she is intended
remain on the der'rsteP or follow her "weAres'emonirLg"41iskome"e aflirdomMtrhse,'‘SI'sunildiasy" Pare eereneibuentaity wshereielled;Pieanuitdeleurnseleht :
itan'relmateiwniZre trthseheaZeettYfneur Sac's?) Pienie with me thy • were ewn'' summer and during :the winter in the
she lately tecounted teine with glee.of inenting '4'741 Mrs- "Jilifs?!.clotiOs• ne community hall, the chprch ot.M th
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iltren0P41.0?- • .**101%1Y Ag!g40.P.SOI.I:r
rattca" 04401-0-
aetiatteria _teettie. •
,re we en •
breath and
It'ethe actudY
that .
another caller, 'I'd went awa' up,the
stair to see if Miss Jean 'wis in, an'
'COPYrfifie Gelfflo & Aso* " whit d'yethink? Whep I lukit roond
-CHAPTER Ia.C.• ; • '.you Would like ' The countryside is ther day Wteknien were in the house
the wumman wis at ma heels.' The
1ov/ire and after a week or. two we mg soinct mg', and whell Mr& M4 -
The Chatnpertouns have as e me
h ld ' 9' 1 in it I to ' in
tgehrerye o‘ inaurrdealit.s of :hienis•c.merni ignogt-'.ayfrar tation would' %etude you: TheYaaro hette'r'na0we'thTd-6:6-
• Cable laving:you were back be•fOre I. second or third cousins, . and we ve
never, seen thein, 'hut theaa are our
knew', cOntemPlated, Ming, 'sO I neetheero people, and 'I have al#4e
iieVer had to -werrY. I think the' War wanted to.aiee waere she was brought
'" hag -Oaken .niy nervee• in a waY up-. • oweVer, enn settle'; all tha:t
hadn't realized. I never used to warn' later on. ., • 7' • ,
abOut, you • very anuah; knewing your
facultyof falling on your feet, --but . f.ea 'sett quite .old resident
' • , Pnorsfo;c1 now,' and have become
noW I tremble: • • " • • jilted with setae 'of the peOplee-,-
"Siltkint beast be Maivelcine "And tc7 a a
• brother: .. "
A letter frene'Paglela Ralston to her • eamewaere fee :talk draetraatos, poyeshse:OePtehneedniteliess wdooe,rretoin.riteDayli:.tshailtik,
" . Ti WitS a tremendous treat iliageateatheme_eacee roursee_thear ye s come . deav, g.,
Irto-de, hospitiible,.net at all inter -
try. 'en Utterly Mittiedr,mite WAS,
thiJI-
ing, ,1Witat ,OnCOMfOrtithle three
menidO.,:giae..theMeebieet. t. To lie :in .0.•
ahirtentlif the, ..trOakingiain With, your
•a..bedding eeaWling With leeches,' "greet
Old; ..„•Welanotinshed fellows.'..:
, And .•yet .eciunted. the
' ,diseciintheteaaanothing when • YOU -gtire,
.ed :."Eitereirt. While '• yet the.. daw,n.
"Walked: tiptoe ..on, -the: tierOuritainta.
it eierbedimbed,T, I.Wonderla; ead,
,• even:pore. WOridikefiii, ata you deseribe
it, must bave been the vision Yearn,.
• WOW, the :-Altiltthang • 'glacier,: when
the lace Of
eating ,(with a, few, exceptions), but
'
"The Jardines remain my' great in-
terest Whit • a blessing it, is when
people improve, by .knowing -so. .few
do. • I seethe Jardines once'eVery•day,
sioinetimes, oftener, and I like. them
more every tine I see them.
• "I've been thinking, 'Biddy, you And
I haven't had a ,vast number of people
to be fond of. There was Aunt Elea-
nor, but.I defy anyone to be fond of
het. Respect her one might -fear her
we did, but love her -it would have
roust spend. a iot of .money for them, home 'of, some club me.nabera , Often.
they both agreed -she always- :leeks sayer became mixed ,or, Iogt and some
so nice. Now I know that. Mrs. 'aline' of the beet ph broken; so I finally
doesn't have anything nicer than decided to get a complete outfit to be
either of them -she jnst. takes better used for this purpose; , I
care of her clothes. But I den't quite At the ten -cent Store, plates; cups,
like to tell them htat. knives, ferias and spoons were bought
Grandma Jones was crying the for each memberaof the ,familY; also-
OtheradeyavilienaldiadiPedainatoseewsoia, akaailaaraa
he is. always serene,. alWaYe smil- It seems that when she heti, last -visit-
ing. .The ,great' love of her tife is ed. at her serfs she noticed . that the
Peter; the fox -terrier, One of the wick- large photograph of his father, had
edest and nicest of dogs. Ileais always been taken down from the wall of the
front room and relegated to the attic.
"They aren't keeping pictuees likethat
airoand any more Mother," her daughe
ter-ip-law Jahe told her, a
• 11, maybe they area t, , said
•Grandma, "But I eotice you're Mighty
:glad to hold, onto the farm Grandpa
left )ou and john.".•
NoW, wotildn't it have been nice if
Jape and John hadhad a 'small picture
of cearidpa made :and appropriately
framed' and rehimg. in the. living -
room? This way they have inflicted a
hfelong ,
hurt on , Grandma-athere are
:some • things more important 'ahan
"tyle" in A house. ' . '
Young Diek,. who wOrks for: us,
laughed when he heard his father tell
in,trouble, and she is sorely.put to it
semetiined to find. earceies for him.
''He's a great wee. case;•is Peter,' she
generally finishee • up. 'He aneans -.no
ill'.(this .After it -has been proved' that
he has crhaeed sheep; killed hens; end
bitten message-bOYs) ; juist,a'wee
thing playful.' ' ' ' "
• "Peter. attends • every "function bi
Prioreford-funeeels, marriages, cir-
cuses. He Aneets all .the trains and
escorts carapgere to the objectisref in-
terest in the neighborhood. •Hea sees
people; ,off and :.wiiga his tail in fare-
well as . the train moves.: Out of the
etation.• • • '
"He and Mhor are 'feet fiends, and
it is, an iatpiring. sight to see them- of.
a• morning, standing together In the
'Middle of the: road with the 1 whole
wide *Mid before them, wondering an. insurance .agent -that Dick wasn't
Pandubetothe moon. . been as,. discouragiag :as petting, • a
e vherth t ainsurancelor
"And I. shall soon hear of it all by 'steam road -roller. a,Weladn't even a which would be the best way to taktaking.oun
for .adventures. ' Mhor has had much I've noticed he's been blue andhasn't
word of Month. , It is the best.Of news motherly Old nurse; for 'Aunt Eleanor liberty lately,' as helms been infections
that, you are caiiiiing home, I don't liked machine -made people like herself acted the same toWard him ever 'since
to serve her. I ,don't think it did you after whooping -cough, hut tiovir he has y ;Iron, peop e a. e .more core:
gone back to the little school "lie at -
much harmayou were such a sunny-
t,hink you must go ,awar again with:
:Out mea' I have missed.' you,dlieadfully
• athese last six months.
"ilegicleil; you ' ought.'. to • settle at
home for a -bit -how, 'doiet:, you -think?
.Fiavt„. your long exploring expedition
anct-thetiathe Wei: hayen't. you been•
••• across the werld awaY 704g -enough to
make you'avaitt to Stay.at heme?,You
are one Of the .very worst specimens
of 'An -absentee' landlord. After
. profound calculations I have-sonse to
• • 'Re
etheec.oncluipoia_thatayouawill- t-tatoreversagoing-toebreeden-Jeanaeecashow-ed.e-tlinigaa-mh
w ich Heaven foi5. 'Here is the recipe.- .ParethThaalarge
h h t rr l'ttl P h . • • •
other children. fu1 in what they say?-. K. Clark.
tempered, ectionate little boy, but ',tends with some twentY
I'm afraid: lie is Very upwilling a. , ' ' • ' • .
it rinade• me •rather. inhuman. • ' • - -
"Aswe grew up we acquired crowds • • •
Neill begled to hear the ',Belie ' . • . - . a. , •
of friende andAcquaintances, bat they ep ea
were 'neverlike teal lionie-people• to a'a.'"ga-e '
t (I'm taking a. liberty With So Many people use 'liquid start-
-
hee, name I don't dare. take in:speak-A eror yeast, or what is kneVeitaati pee
whom 'Yon she.* 'both your "liestaandiingate h) is thawing to me slightly
at : seems teat ?art of the reasbn fOr • • a
; tato beer, that I ani venturing tolielect
yew worst side, And. whe Icare you • • -
her tuataste. ta ,me was diat. i.k, , the ieciPe. !So many times one's ,start -
supply' because you are . you. a The •
Jardinee 'gle•e me that homey ,feeling. or runs Mit and there is' no
savor for dinner.' If• I d'd ' k h
/ thought 'I. WoulO prnbably deenanas-a! er lest
one. near wile uses ' this method. .
a "The-Yu/any thing ific .I thought
• ld Probably-• send me in a 'huge, er four .snuill, old. potatoes; bei unpl
is, bound:in t.he Old Testament' thrall.
a her..great-aunt Alison, but not a bitipudding dish of anaearom and 'cheese! done, Mash Arie through A strainer ,uto.
Her cooking is. not the best of pella; I aVoidiumps, 'add one cupful of gran ,
of it She le very reeeptive delighted She and Meavion have become feet .lated sugar,. half a cupful of salt, two
to. be told about people and clothee,
cities, thetres; panne, but on what 'friends. : MeWson•• has asked Bella to! Cakes of good dry ,yeast,, previously
She calls' 'serious things' she ie an ab- eau bei. Winifred,: and;she'calls Miss! a-'isiolved.iii a little hikewarm water.
Solute •rock;*--Itis-like-fuidirig a Round- 13IttmhgilaiteE'Beller.' .
othgote s.pend a' ay" .eieure' t, Stir. all ' together therolighly -ia- an
head deliglitipg,in Royalist sports and '• oments she hag in doing tong atiepe, earthen crock and add two, quarts of
- • POTATO STARTER FOR, BREA.D.'
letters from me from Prwsford before
You leave India. 'I am sending this to
• Port Said to make sure of not missing
you.' , You will have lots of time to
read it on board ship if it is rather
"long;
"ShalLI meet you in London? .Send
me- a wife when you get this. What I
should like to do would be to conduct
• you• personally to Pnorsford. I think plays, ora Royalist.. chanting, Round-
.
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of creak,: which eventaally beeome a! lukewarm water,' De thiS at ewe,
bedspread, and considers it a waste of cover ancl let stand overnight. :Next
"dine to' read anything but the Bible morning stir 'well take Out a generous
or-sida acr•iiiiiratotaitiodeadeVerala
rolls of., waxed Paper' for wrapping
sandwiches plain.white , paper nap-
hins, a box of • gummedalabels with
which to mark the dishes, and paper
cups and a ball of twine. ,
, For thirty-five cents I got a large
• roll of white paper at the newspaper
office. This ones* yard wide ..
end costs but 'ten cents pound. It
is used here for tablecloths at thresh-
ing time and at informal affaies, and
a table can be made •to look er t -
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Good-WM.
•
Goodaaill .Is: the greatest power in
the world. - . ,_
(hied -Will fa, the respect and con0-
deuce' of other, peceple. '
GOod-will Is more than gold -any
banker will tell you that. Only about
one-seventh of the business of the
worldaleadrinikOrr. caslt SiXseventles;
Is done on credit, which. M,aris good,
will.• , •
Every .woriter who is ambitious
must aski'llOw much. respect have
earned ,well as my wages? How
Much good-ivill have I stored up9"
v y a
tractive with, the' Addition Of a few
'vases and baskets of Then
it• saves the housewife laundering
linen cloths. . •
4. strong roomy basket iwas bought
as A house -furnishing 'store and Ali
these things put into it, the -Whole
g� -
Ship ,riur 'Cream to us a'zid ob-
tain the' best results with hitrh-
Oafprice,for number one quality.
Daily returns, canssupplied, and
•eXPress charireg PEtid: Write for -
ns now. , .
BqWES CO, Ltd. - itntoi•irro
ing inte. a convenient cornet of the TT
store room..
• On the pantry shelf; reedit fer.
in-
stant use, are a bottle of salad dress-
ing,' jars of potted meats .and 'cheese,
cans • of pimentos peanut butter',
picklesaank relishes, so there ds- no
frantic rush when we are called *veil
ft) pack a lunch it short notice: • •
Minard's Linlinent Heats Cuts. '
• a , : . • ' •
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- TAIL•. FOR . PicKrfsra , FRUIT:
' A :aillootteti"",paii Will Make the
• Picking Of . cherries • and •• other email
fruit easier and safer. " Any. boa Oi-
,gira-ain--ria feW aminutee---Cana-bende-w.
'stropg wire into a small, hoolCat one
end and a large ,hoelcr- at: the -other.
The small hook fastens to the handle
1,
of pail' or: basket. The 'laeger hook a
slips oeer a branch if the tree.' This.
leaves both the Picker's hands free, '
_andas it may hang where 'the fruit
is thick the pail is scion filled without '
beuieitig the fruit. ..a, ,' ' '
-Self-confidence is only soinetimes
The Scotsman, and The Missionary l pint of the li 'd d t • 1 the resultf actual performanc s, ..f,
o ' e -
. • qui an puass
Magazine (she is very keen on For-; jar' with cover 'adjusted :loosely and mere usually it's basedon o hat .we
• cl" tilv
,•• eign Missions), but she doesn't' object , think we could do : if we get the
set in your, cellar or a cool, Piece to '
,
to listening to alawson'e garbled ac-
e counts a the books she reads.,Il some- serve as your next:„starter. n$chance. .
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KELSEY
Healthy
HEAT
Kelsey
•••,
IMPORTANT FEATLME
ECONOMIC LIFE.
'ea:- • ,v•
W.904 War .Sery. O' .
71Min-0-61Vlt114
• From alinetlie•Intlareemiriecaeepeaafa.
per around the shores, of !Ake Super1-
or
•
endhapamered h in •e crude way
for arrow ape, to 'Cie Present day 13;,
hlg 41,114iPg enterprises with merkete,
in all countries .of the world, mininik.
hue' played an important,: part . in tiata .
econoinic .lifeacd 'Okada. With. ,the, •
gradual settletnent of the land 'along •
tho-ha017‘the-Sf.,,-Liovrence4tiver- 7
.and•the.:dolealzipg ;Or the West,....miner,.
al discoveries' Of inimense.,Valtie, were .
constantly being Made. ' aonie of: the
report e of prospectorswere written
in such -glowing terms' that the .
was of, the: opinion tbat they:. were
grossly exaggerated anthariir .a long •
time little, money was ayailable fr.--
development.
:
development. ,•1,1, Owever, :time :wen(
on 'mineral • development' was nnclez,
taken . a few' cOurageous 'investors. ,
who had faith in the prOspeeters„,and ,
the 'haatiSome: returns retelyed on
their: investment have resulted.„ilt-
change .of public Opinion. •
• .A.
Retimateiworatheeminerelawearlthatifea.....
Coeds, have been made from Vane -to
time, but abase' vary much, --and as
little -eognietieee has,. been taken Of
the paprospected regions Of' the. North, .
• little faltb can be put •in them,: and '4
triariy.. Canadians; have Come 6. believe
• that the milieral.,resotircee.of tae coun-
try are -"unlirnited.7' .course, this .
is not so, -but estimateS, as
:been made more than. ,Prove•• that the
report of tho pioneer,:progpectors 'were.
not exaggerated: and in many cases '
were Unduly conservative. • = •
• • • • •
• .
• The .Doreinlores Production.
•
At .the, present. time mining opera.
tions arecarried on an all parts oUthe
Dominion,. end. recent.figuj'es show
that Canada with `only .5 of the
world's population produces approxi. •
mately 90 per Cent. Of its cobalt, 75
• per cent 'of its laabestoS, 85- per cent
of its. nickel, 12 per mit- of ita silver,
.•1 •
pei cent. of 'its gold, and 3.2 per.
cent. of Its copper. According to the
'Bureau of' Stati.sties, The mineral 'aro. ,
duction .1:4 Canada, dining the period
1910 to 19a3, emountect, to .$2,309,446a'
694; or. approximately. $265 per eapita.•
-Ontario,led'all other provincei with.,a
total of $928,416;32I, followed in order '
of' iniportance •-by 111ritish Columbia
with $446,915,322; Nov Scotia', $309,-
.985;457; Alberta, 1,263,070,383; Qtlehec-
, ,t220,362,300;•Yukon; 854,177,i54;,Man1:
toba, 432,312,823; New Brunswick,
$O,317,429'and Saskatchewan,
825,505 '
•
jttgifyht Iteatin
The Kelsey warin air gen.
erator will heat everY
room in your hOusealt is„,
easy be operate and,costs
• lessafer fuel than any
other heating method:
Heats both small end large
houses with equal satisfaction
WRITE FOR PARTICULARS'
CANA* F:08iVRI(FORGINGS
FOR THE FAMILY WASHING
-
IDINSO is ideal for any wash -day "
-',-:LXI:airnetho&I.Ouk.use:472.Yon.do.. nOtf.n,
have !re chenge 'any of your 'usual ,
steps.= -just use Rinso 'where you
used to use ordinary soap.
,
ike - to .-bo il-yo ti
tons, Rinso ,will give yO,u‘just the,
safe cleansing, suds yeti need' in ,
Ake, boiler:,.,lf . washing,
•"rneehine, theadyiet,a .t1;1' big •
washing mechitie rna„riufaCtutere--
use Rineca
,
just soaking with this new kinii qf
"Soap iciosens all the' clirt until a
• ',single rinsing- leaves the Clothes
clean and spotless,,
tiowearet -you-do ,yotie..-waSh, make
it easty by using Rinso.
• Rinse is sold bp all grciers
'cold departinent. stores
•av
<
If You yse aWasiting:
Machine, soak ' your
clothes :in thRtnw
,.0ds as usual:. in the
rnoimni add more ,
Rinso solution and
Work, !hi., mac/jive.
"Then rin.sc ry—
'Ian/ hai"-e'il dead
sti:eet snow - vhile
•
eearst. ' • '
An i.c• Aox, -11 s :aea •
- timesaciverheatatheireeorivereationeeas'-:Rnt
they -sit -together by the kitchen -afire .
• the:Icing evenings. '..1 To .the remainder Of your starter in
• r,
'says- • Mawsen, describing; the creek Add. one pint of lukewarm -
some lurid work -'of .fiction, 'EVange-.; water, .Ohe :lever -tablespoonful- of, salt
ling was left shut 'up in the picture -and Rea tWa , ,tablespoenfuls,. of sugara--;
gallery of the .'ouse."` • , • •al these depend on your Peteonalataete,
" 'D'ye mean to rap hooses
picturegalleries?' says Bella. •
heir! hoWever, and 'after : one. •baking - you
"'Course they 'ave -all, big 'ouses! eati , this is too nnich or 'toe little
"Juiet like the, CaMpbell•Inetitution of Other t° y'°n1 61°41. i.d62.8'2-„ sift
a -bother Fe-IO-ittieree --eandestheirefloareenbtighateferm-Aaeoft-
. „
"'Well,' Mawsoe gees on,. `Eyarige-: dough A 'little .heavier. than . paneake
line •finds ii"eyes itteeeted-e.:.•-a;''• ' • " "
"Again. interrupts. 'Wha was,
Eyangeline? • I finget .aboot her.' a Warm are: ide • •apd kihdly „periple
"'Oh, don't you, remember?l Tke . „.
golderi-atired, 'end& with, eyes' l "To live; y•mi and I ha. e , dope • all .
," mind. hea,:noii.• The yin 'ari" the heel in aousee where, all diffi-
black hair .was the:bad. .lculties of life ere kept in oblivion, :tri
• '" 'Yee, 'she. wee. Called' 'Eemione.' ei.cistenc.2 i•inis, on well-oiled wheels , ,
'Well; • EVAegalipe' fitide • 'er h'eyes •at-vz•ry pleasant, I intbtless,. but One mi,
tracted :ea the Picture Of a man dress -!c' a. lot. I 'love the nedrnols• '
ed like .g cavalier:" I view; tehear ,Maweme aref11.--6 ,
"'What's that?'• ' • I.•'eerse in. the kitchen,' to smell a (this is::
"Vzdorit--rtightly;.1.krietti;1...41:ii;iothe...amost...aceinfottablea.„,,aect..ahernelYelesea:.
confesees..'• g fancy dress, smell) trie ireeing,of Clean caebes; and
believeabut anyWay 'er h'eyes...Were at-. to 'know also by the sense of smell)
tracted tette picturpearid as she fixed what I 'am -;.ng to have tea diener.,
titre ' j. , ."Of eOurse you Will say, al'al prole
'er,•h'eaes4on it, the .11'"Oyes 'ill: the :2r;ie-1 luars before. it ....nrnes, ' .
murder!' says Bella,1 ' h ably With t .uth • that what I enj•e •
thrilled.. • .• the ,newness. of it, that if I knew' that .
'Neu ;May . say., it, Murder it was my 'life would • he, spent --s.iicia-sur-
haittempted weirdo.; 'T say, for tentedings .1. weeld prefoundly-
et „cc:fel:se it:Weiiid,peyeyaiceto intirder' ------..........'
-therVilet4i'eeed"-Zeroirteaa'AFIKPaieraa:12-a'aTednreeatitalicatliaaTiiiii&aiiiaaaa-a-
ed . And so on. - ' ; • am happy -happy, in A .dentelited,.'
' "One �f the three 'menthe gone! Per- quiet way that, I never knew -before.' ••
hap's tit the beginning of. the Yeat I. "It is sttange that our Old 'friend
shall haVe had more than7-enough 1;tWis*tllibtlirItving-near-PrratSfOrd;
it, and go gladly back ;teethe fieshpot's .4 ...place 'called, Levet-Taw; aaout five ,
Of -restraltrairpotateto,......--,rtriiies-up-TWeed4rom,:.bere,,--116‘.4-oul...a.....
"rt dear thing a little town, 'a temember-what good times We trO•rd to
lOvesanre thing, Co.d. wet' and 'Priors- he with him When he. Came to;staY
teed ieethe pickeof aittleateems, --t--with -the -Greyal,..That,nitiSt Mete-
levet& 'shape and alit 'kind, iiitereeted than • ,tWeilty..-16-At,g AgO,--yeu ,were .a - •
'way the ashatikeepeee. Seiele 'efie.al have littleboy,aed.T. -wee '-a• Wild ..cola-a‘taa -
Shoppedie Meat European citiesi, but girl., 1' don't think you haVe ever Seen
I never realized the Inn delight a much ofhim since, betel saw, a lot ot •
shopping :tin. catrie, to Peicirsicied, him • in Lendon when I first ame .out.
You,ean't thirdewhat fun it is to ordet, Then he vanish,ed.. Seme yeare ago his
in all yoei• own meals, to decide:whetle. Uncle died and he inhetited.,Laeerlaw.•
.you..will have a "finite:I-beadle' cable to .seeitie the ether day, no
a. 'kipper' for br.eakfast-inuch 'mete Tdabit 'changed, theaSarne dreatria, un.•
exciting thati:oedering' a ball g6ivnv arnbitiOuS,.creattiretather an atittee ,
"1 lose the. tater, And. Abe aaide I seniatimcs wondlr if little .1e -an. *;1.1
!bridge; and the bld caetie keepinaa 'ote dav gb to, Leverni*.-1,t wey'PAI b6:
jwatch aral weed, and the pep,./4 1"k2 And
' through which 'eou cath SudtP,n, • ' • • (To :ea continued.)
glilarS(.'ac a the ,:-..olemn ronnd.h..Yd(e.c.1
'hills; Anti LICa.ar (Jf a!I Intel tee light; For Sore .aeet•-•M:norea 1
that tWirttZ:t! la thp early del...toe:a. ea-
eyere leart- .:lanning a little l,oinc, Mid ISSUE No, 33 -a -a24,
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'LEVER SROTHE11.5
'LIMITED
TORONtrO
R-4127
dmirmiwassadmaanialmsommisan
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TED
JAMES SMART PLANT
esoawnac ONT.
lir connection'Wh 'Canada., output „
of.geld and' shyer,' it is of Iritere'St to •••
,note .that Canada isAlie third' largest
1j.is'eisg.,ssisrY...
•.stheperloidiron1910 to1922 is..
a. fairly comprehensive one ,ef the. inin-
, .
ing CridustrY, a 'review' of the annual.
production --values sliaw.s A steely. and-. a •
•gretifyieg increase frcan year to year:
• In 1910. the „value of .the:' output' was
, placed at -$106,823;623. . Tam • years,•;,,
later production had increased to,$1,35,.
048,,296.- Af.the outbreak of the War-:-.;
'1914 --the Value' of the output ,had de-
-
'
erc•asecl to $128-;8e3,075, :caving to; the ..
econernic, depressieip prevailing . at
'that" time However; -the war b'reLgi. hi •
a greatly increased_demaud for
various minerals, and .p.ro.dtiction . in. -
• : the .following years: showed' a steady.
InCrease, wail in 1918, when- it amount- ,
ed to $2:1.1a301,897 -a new high :re-
cord. The, following year recorded a' • ,
sharp' drop to $176,686,390, but In 192,0-
' the value -of output rose. to a227,859;;
665, the, highest:Marit ever reeehed in • •
theahistory-ef-akeeminingeinchistraeotaa
Canada. Slump tolloWed ,the" booth
year -Of 1920,,And' prodUction
•was only' valued', at $171,92,342.
A glass or a bottle
•of Coca!Cola—
Ice-col "with
ibeited
winking at the
• brim," i-nvites
ou to
ht
ythiot sg
Yol4rse
Sold everywhere .at
.fourareibaaenclaaleboWa'
ilea. Theliticeisoialy
:9 few peauteri.
-Delicious Refreshing
The Coca-Cola Company of Canada, tea.
Mad Officc: Teronto
ar.,..iefaa-aa•
•
'Pr,:ocicti in' in 1923.
• With .the• gradual' rehabilitation of
'the 'European countries and the:return .
normalcy 101- the United. States; and
dOrneetic Markets!, the.' mineral, indUe,
try tot* on a'brighter outiciolatand the.
ealee of .praeluction , last year 'Wes. .
a$214.,019,832,.. which is very ' setiefae-
-tereaie•ariew oof .,ebeaboilt-arale.feeling
Of Unrest an -is indicative of the pro-
gre.ss inade by the Cenadiali ;mining_
ineustry inthe last d.eeade,
a An .analysis. of the ininerals going .
to Melte • Up thie tetal , shOW that. gold, .
and ,coli Wer,e.-thetwO;nicitit tnipOttatit
-,,•TheSe twominerals were
largely •areapenelble.......fereatheeeplepdid •
shoaing of Ontario:British .C.eluiebia,
,Asbestos, lead, zinc, silver, nickel, c
per ,und, various non-metallic 'minerals ..
weie
tee , . ' '•
aiso,,Imetrtantaaenteibiteere, tO ,
One remelt. et the v,:t";:r..:Aci-keen.
Fetritirolirtle".porith—W—i, of the
. set:err:16es petentialitieS ;of .the Mineral,' •
9nwriee,' three.. -ears -have. Witnessed - *
Large • stims .of .money have been in-
vested in mining enterprises not only,'
by Canadians. but by, .1jritiShers anil
ArnericanS. Much pf thisnew cepliel
emploe.ed -in the gold mining Aterie
of gilts:rib. and Quebee, 'The, other
erevitices • have also been receiving,
their shareofiiew cepliai, And In •all
likelilibed the neat deeade Will Wit-
tie::sait untuMaradVtiatte. in the Mini-.
(Ilan niininginditstryi
The sun raises 164 cubic miles of
Watcr frorn the vverlcl's oceans daily.