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•THE.: HOSPITAL FOR
I
tr et SICK CUIDEU
f
• ror it Ceres for Every Sivit 01,Shild
iu Ontario whose Parents
nnot Afford to Pity
ter Treatment. -
90.
The Hoepital !or Sick Children, College
.street, Toronto, appeals to fathers and
•motuere of Ontario for fund's to natim•ain
the thou:emit sick
children that it
nurses within its
walls every year.
The Hospital hr
not a local hist -ion
tion -but Provin-
cial. The sick
child froin any
piace in Ontario
Who can't afford to
pay has the same
fi privileges as the
-.. Add living in Tor.
RA -PP e.w ITN MICR 01110 ki (5 t Mated
DOLL tree.
The Hospital had last year in its beds
.and cots 81'W patients-- 331 of these were
front 231 places outside of Toronto. The
,epat is
1.37 cts.
per pa-
tient per .
day ts
t
'r
e 133
• lit.
tle ones s
„a day in
the Hog- • tit
pivot.
Since
:oun-
Ail a t on
the II 'spited has treated 12,120 childivn.
About 8,1100 of th-e were unable to pay
anti were treated free.
SEW
PICTURE ROOKS, JUST
ARRIVED."
SEII% HREAKI-AST.
Your money
can put gel
de n
on the door
0 f the
Hospital. --
'nervy.
ve r y•
body's drilla]
may be the
Friend i n
N e e (1 t o
So 'nobody's
child.
Your dollar may be a door of hope to
somebody's child. The Hospital pays -out
dividends of health end happiness to suf•
feting childhood on
every dollar that Is
paid y Oionds of.
• little children,
If ,vsitt know of
any child in your
neighborhood who
is sick or crippled
or club feet
rent's s
n Ifos. TWO ("LOB MOOT CASES,
IN PLASTER .
pital.
See -a ../41.csidi he done for club -foot chi'.
&on. There were 36 like cases last 'year
:and hundreds in 31 years.
REPORTC AFTER
send et -attributions to J. Ross
: Rolt..rtson. (..iltairman, or to Douglas Dn
son, See. -Treas , of the Hospital- for 'Sick
Children. Colietzis Street, Toronto.
Tnere are Intin:r tratitiftnnw,..,,eceeu
with holly--otie, that 11 is unlucky 0
bring it Imo the house before Cifilst-
mas eve. There are two kinds of holly,
the prickly and nouprickly, and aceord-
Ing as the 'bolly which is brought In
for the Christmas decoration Is smooth
or rough the wife or tee husband will
be master. A bunch of holly with ber-
ries must be broken from holly which
,luts been used in church decoration and
f it ept until the next Christmas to pro -
!led from lightning and insure'a lucky
t!rear.
1, •
Artificial Snow. •
White cotton slightly .smeared with
1 mucilage and sprinkled -with common
salt or dlamobil dust will make the
best wintry effect. For store window'
or table decoration inirrors make good
water imitation with small sized dicks
Iplaced on them. The effect er new
fallen snow can be produced by taking
the branches and dipping.in gum am-
! bic water and then sprinkling With Sour:
Snowball effect can be produced by
taking toy balls and covering with -met..
lton wool. -Bee Hire.
1•••••••
'ABSOLUTE
SECURITY.
Cenuine
Carter's
Little Livar Pills.
Must Bore Signature of
See Par -Shull° Wrapper Below.
Very small and as easy
lo tako as svtgiro
•17-ri-----.,rrenFOR HEABACNE.
wutivio FOR DIZZINESS.
ITTLE FON BILIOUSNESS.
VER.. FOR TORPIO.LIVER
•LLS' . .
PIFOR CONSTIPATION
FOR SALLOW SKIN.
FOR THE COMPLEXION
jut, o
MORK WOK HEADA0115.
TAWD4Era TORTURED FEET,.
'rho lainnexota Itepreoentritivela Earls
_Recollection* or -Chyle:twos, -
• "Ealy Christmas recollections a
associated in my mind always," an
.Etepresentative James A. TaWney
1,1inuesota, °witUi the picture of a gre
and beautiful church lighted in eve
part with wax candies -thousands
wax tapers -a surpliced choir and t
strains of a wonderful' organ; th
picture against the •background of
cold, black morning before sunup,
frozen rutty roads, of 11. bleak not
wind, a breakfast of ginger cooltit
and a pair of stiff crumpled boot
which made every step of a three mi
trudge through the darkness a twiug
of exquisite pain.
was nine years old. My broth
Was twelve, and with superior strengt
and determination he overruled my d
sire, due to the boots, to turn back fo
home, The trouble arose from the fae
that we had tallowed the boots tb
night before, and the tallow had .harc
ened. It was necessary to suffer nut
the warmth of the foot melted the ta
low aad made the boots less torture
some. SO we plodded on.
"It was our first Christmas festivity
We lived on farm two miles fro
Bonneouvillo, In Adams county, Pa
and brother had conceived the Idea o
going to mass at: the Catholic churel
three miles distant. For this purpos
we had risen before 3 o'cliick in th
morning, had quietly abstracted som
cakes from the jar in the cellar, and; a
I have described, painfully I trudge(
to the town and the big church.
"It seemed big to the nine-year-oic
boy, and it seemed gorgeous in Its 11
lumination.Wax candles I never hai
heard of, and so many I never dream
ed existed. We edged in with tht
crowd and.' steed at the rear of the
church, and my boy eyes drank In a
scene Which never has •been nor Koh
ably will be korgotten. It • was Won
derfel, spectacular, dramatic to Me
and that picture punctuates the vista
of past Christmas days like a striking
work of art In a gallery of vaguely re-
- membered pictures."-Xittsburg, Press.
•
To have bentaittlit perfect, pink, vel.
vet like lips, epply at 'bed time a light;
rooting o . f Dr, Shoop's Green Salve.
Then, next niothing notice, (au:Tinily
the effect: Dry, cracked, or . colorless
ss mean foverihitness,'end are as tvell
ill n ppeari 0J7.1)1, -Shoop's (lecen
Salve is )oft-, erentny, betsbng t-
.I11(41t. (het tptiek 137 vorreet • any •
skin Newish or aliment. Get a free
trial hex JIt our slot e and he conyincecl
23c. bold ItY IV. S.
it, Holii,es.
YHE. ART OF GIVINU,
Christman 'Pre:Rents! a soweet
n
.•nindleg Serious Study. •
Giving. Christmas gifts is almost •-a
science. It is certainly 'a study for one -
who really Wislies.to olve neck not dis-
tress and embarrass. ,No one te!ntore
helpless than the...Woman Win) 'reeeiyeN!
an utterly useless And undesirable:gift.
She is 'feisty forced into. falselloodeuid
Is ' obliged- to express gratitude which
she does.uot feel. '
The wonieu bas a.green parlor
end receives bine rug, or the AVOMan
who has n Wee: dining :tooth' and .re-
eetves a -set of doilies embrh iedered -Wit
. purple violets, or the woman with. a
sallow complexioq who Is Oren a,cle117
••ctite pink eititsvl, ,1:4 •actually made. .te
sin against truth, , She feels, if .she -is
e
of e naturally grateful :nt tender .dis7
Position,' that she .inukt; eXpress thanks
vvhich •she. does not feel., Then, 'ten
,ehances to one, if it is net a • Struggle
for ber not to pose' along these:. useless
gifts nekt Chriattents'ned
vollie herself in a;inesh ilec.eit- she
. .
'goes abate: .1 (Trifled lest . by mi-
. foreseen', -chance the- first: giver siniuld.
ViScover' the gifejn' the hands -or, the..
second..reCipient., .
Often people arc so deluged by• Use,
less gifts thitr inethory falls them con;
• cerning the givers. Snell mistakes ate
likely to oceur, •and belly and. abSurd,
.but no loss lasting,'-feetis are the .cou- ,
sequence,Philedelpilie Press. '
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1.17.A Y 1-3171-tl‘T.,•170 'To ES
Stop .using .1.eid Corn Salves, . nee'
.T.).111 nem's Painless. ENtractor :it costs
a' little wore, but it's Mr „the bekt, • •rse
only ''P.iltrisin's"-2:ie at all ticitiets.
•
•
Slice. the,•ba von very ilitn and shave'
off the rind, lay the slices in. a Pan,
cheering with (Tacked lee. A fter
fifteen ininiltssilft- but And broil on oini
on the ice initil:chilled
:Mil broil on the the
'1144", 111(0 small iiieseh With' a silver
knife, Mix W11.11 ql. soft boiled or Si,ram
tiled ('1 :2111(1 serve on tonsi.- This Mall-
IIPP. .01! cirokieg .inieon yonsume
11101'l' .tinii 11.1:111 1111i. OritillarY way and
a 111.11e more 1iseible esrhaps, Itut the
deliciogNness. of it r(;mirtl' the I•a-
ebor 51)0111.
.. Little aches never . grow to he hig
ones it„.they tire promptly 1l'114111-'(1Peery Ihty is P.ti nkill yr. A. good thing
40 remember in i•AIPSPaSini Of (11;11010Pa,
(1101e12/1.."1111)PbtIN 11011'III P0111.
'plaints tintr, (301110 wit ft slimmer..
• .
.. Bessemer 'Steel.. •
The 80 Caned bv.,•:elner procoN of
making steel, len,jectintr, alr. blasts
ittto molten iron was diseovere(1,11 rtit
by an ..inierlettu named. and
knowg as 111:4 air process. After
the .irtm workers 1111(1seen it done they
w
still ouhl not belleVe it. -Some crank
will be , burning ice nest thing.," they
said; Soled of • his cusionteee When
_they heard :thole see it IviKelly that
they !wanted their iron made either hi
the rer gulawey, 11101 ted by any 1101r-
fangled lied. or riot at all. • When
the fi:!st. blast was so strong that it
melte:1 the iron 1110 sifee:int!ws roared
with iangleer. at what calhel
"Xelly'ts tireworks" , mut laughed f -t!
ten years id his "fol.ly." When licsss.
met' Introit:wed his livery:N.1o' the. Brit.
ish listumakers they,. 11)),isnirch il wit
In ugh or at the "erazy ]1.l1 ehma 11"
811(1 ‘00111(1 not anew the "silly idea" 'to
be mentioned 111 their' records. 'rile
steel rap
il roties1.1 m d o
eileilenly de -
**Il 'sit! 1111131-1 (1C Null -
Slinger ;Mid the . railroad directors
When It wrot
rie p:oseil to them. • lint
utter one road hail tried it the etted
pinthl not lie01) 111) lvit 11 1110
,
1.16T ,100T
4INTON. NEW. Exa,
it WOMAN'S ORD 1L
eLIESPI IS
Thoosoodo wuto to Mrs. Perkfinet. ig en.
Mass., and Receive Viduable Advice Abe. /1*
'WY e4OfideOtig1 and 'rec.
0,
• Themi eon be no more terriW.e
• lo a delieete, sensitive,
• than to be obliged to answer verta
• questions in regaed to her priviee Ills:
even when those question,. are fed„,,i
by her .fainily physician,. tuo away
ter,- 47kee4('
'4Z•
!ft
• DeficH Atalbwidi
4'79 •
- . • - , • •
continue to suffer rather thee to submit
. to examinotions which so niany physt-
Timis propuse in °Nies to intelligently
treat the,disease and this is the reason
why so natay ,physicialle .to cure
k1,I11;119 .
his' isalt..). the reason why thouSatuls
untie, thousands Of- etheen are corre-
eponding eith Mrs. 111 1L1111113, daughter-
in-law Of 1.rdia E. Piekitam, at Lynn,.
Mass: 1,.t 110V can .eorifide .eVery
detail of thoir Wines, and from . 11wr
great keew.lc!lecAdleallic(1 from years o1.
e:e-perietive hi trOating friattle ills. :Mrs..
Pinkhain can advise sick women more
wisely than the lova! ellysician.
Read how Mrs. 1 inkhant llclpecl
Delle, Emerentienee• Mentrcuil, of ..114
• Latourelle t., •Quebre,
! Dear Mrs,. Pink ham:—
•`I suffered ibr eigli t tomtits with what tile
. .
doetors called prol ..iis, lel deli caused great
Teakness all tivi:r taiy systent,. -with thint
spells. 1 Ite.ot growii,g. weaker and
weaker, L tried -several mediallics which
'they •claimelf.wehld (sire thy troleee, but
tl.:,tildiNvi:eiintifitl IP 111A,t hOne lit n Mit trial
ram's Vegetable. 1 'ompottini,
aid this helms t me so iLi2itly ,that 1 could
hardly believe iny L•.•,•,m1 Porttine.
gladly have paid e.2.).13 f ‘1' -that tITIttle/ttle,
tOT Tile on tliP 11 '21 (0 health, and
five bottles.e its,(1. me. I am limit grateful
fur toy splendid, robust. intdith and Shall
certainly mei surnen(1. the Vista:dile (si)1:-
poutat.in io ving terms to an niy frieud4.
and aequaintrincus, for it is (.1 ",er.ving of all
the prluRe J.(111)ve it." •
Mountains of proof establish Om fact
that no medicine hi the world eenala
Lydia E. Pnikleno's .tithic* "en -
pound for restoring•wouleti'.s health.
, .
•
. /romance or alipenteicare,
By the Teetotts miStietoe WitS held
sacred to laldur,' the sun god,the son
of Freya, the Scandinavian Venus.. .Lit
.lialdur all that 'Was beautiful, elo-
quentwise and 1 • • . .
gout n as honthed,
and he was. the Spirit- of activity, or •
joy and of light • Predicting. his own
.apprOaching death, his mother, Freya,
exacted;au oath from animals, planets
and, minerals not to injure him.. The.
• mistletoe ainong the plants had been-
fetgotten. When' this was discoveted
by the fi•reacherout 110 (101 the bllnd
god of 'nett:a, strength, lie took a 'wand
of it, atich- heleg -directed 'haw to anti
. it, the thistietoe pierced- Haldur th'rough
the • heart, athl 1ie fell dead to the-
greund-s-Boston -Traveler. •
Pall and the
Mistletoe p
smt.,
Ise WIVE liAltelsge.
•at ELL, Mist. LI Diens' Chang.
Ibelieve I will," said. Polly
Adams to a ridiculous
china doll that sat on the
Chinliley staring fixedly before her.
It was nearly midnight, and the bouse
fWas still. The Christmas tree stood ail
Secorated' and with the gifts hung
'Open It lo the library, back or 1110 par-
lor, and Polly had been sitting beside
rthe fire in her.pteity yellow eidoetlewn
,pajanuts, Pajamas were a eel th:It
season among ail her girl friends, and
'sr oily always, as she said, "kept right
'along with the procession," -
Polly was tired, for .she had been
busy all that day. They were not Heil,
and so ranch ot the runnites devolved
sapou Polly, and the three boss NV
tome from school; and they hue two
visitors to remain till .b4ny ):ffu"s.
One of them was Archie -it is .eneueh
to Call him just "Archle.". So, white'
!Polly braided the heavymass of deb
brown hair into one, long loose plait.
;the- glanced at the mistletoe And trien-
at $ho sphitilltke face of the Chlinele
doll as she saw:.
"Now, Mrs. Li Hung. Chang, wli-tt
shall do? Amble loves me. I knew
it from a dozeu-yes, /1 111011S/1/1a
"FRUIT6A-TIVES" differ
from any other remedy in the world.
They cure, absolutely, Stomach, Liver Kidney,
Bowel and Skin Troubles.
Because none of the usual remedies have given'you relief, is no reason why you
should not give "Fruit-a-tives" a good, honest trial.
Fresh fruit acts directly on the three great eliminating. organs—Bowels, Kidneys
and Skin. But fruit contains only a minute quantity of the medicinal principles
and in order to receive any marked benefit from fruit, one would be compelled
to eat more than Could be assimilated by the system.
Fruit-a-tives" contain all the curative virtues of fruit in a wonderfully
concentrated form.'
tnakink “Prnit-a-tives,”! the juices of apples, oranges,! figs arid prunes are conibined-
and, by a wonderful discovery of a famous physician, a chemical change takes place in the
juices, by which the medicinal action is Many tinaea increased, Then tonics are added, and
the whole cotnpressedinto tablets,,
"Fruit-a-tiv' " contain no Calomel—no Cascara—no Senna—no Morphine. --
no violent purgatives—only fruit juices and tonics.
"Fruit -a -lives" act directly on the )3oweIs, Kidneys and Skin -strengthening thein-e-ancl
arousing them to vigorous action. •
With the Kidneys healthy -the Bowels moving regularly every day -the active -and
the pores of the skin doing their full share towards ridding the system of waste -there can be
no disease, • "Fruit-a-tives' meets health for every Member of the family.
50c..a box --6 boxes for $2...so. Sent to any address on receipt
of price if your druggist does not handle them.
FRUIT-A.TIVES LlivuTE6, orrAwA. , 103
Caterrh of the ;nose . and throat
i-houlcl at leastit a d. you to ask us fox: a'
free triel box of Dr. -Shoop's Catarrh
. 4.01 ing yproves merit
as a eel, :totted test -and Dr. Shoop,
to prove this', '.earnestly desires that
We la yon tmtke that test.This creaniy
snow-white, healing balno, soothes the
tilrotwand• nostrils and •quickly piiri-
48 it foul or feyerish 'breath. 'Call and.
inVestigate. • Sold and , reootetriende,d
R..ilottries. •
The Preffeti ati.eient limes' had a
(Meer svity of i -losing a trade for land.'
When es: title ',vas :to . be . formally .
eransferred _the pirrties'te the transag-
t len !net presenee of tweivemen
and 1 wove boys, an oe whom were
wititeesoe: 10 the ',3 10 means adopt- .
to. • make the • boys remember the .
event- Was unique. Ellett :of tijem liad.
.1tist .enria 4ssilled ttet11 be Squealed like 21.
!!'s: .1111(1 then received a sonnel 'thrash-
i•.:g., The :„Itepres.sion . made. by 'r this
!eynlintert Was Strong .and lasting, you
111:1Y- ":11.re, niel. the boYS-never
vet whit:1 tlii"v wittleSee(1..
. .
Of conrse frou pay your Thorley:.
But yon get pier hey'S mirth;
Poe What does,nitiney meati to you !
' When Rocky Mountain -Ten's
Ask vote! Druggist. '
, [(instil.?
: sons.e."ilsriat :sista gOntotionot.
Thr !put! n 1 101114 ven below- Mity be
01 340113(' value to• those who lIke..to 4r:-
co:I.:pithy. rh .41 nuts gift whit an ap-
propriate sent intent: AVIth a calendar,
"Wilk. it on piny 1101,1rt. 11011 every ilitY
is the . 1 ned 21' dip yea 1.:'! 101111
"An ant 11101141 ti) trust;" •with at
.1m11. or "svf, (mist go lege( 11- .
ete" 'with' a • irtir of gloVes, "We're a
Pills if ever...there, was otie."-
CURE
Dyspepsia, BOW,
Pimples,
Headaches,
Constipation,
Loss of Appetite,
Balt Rheum*
grysipelas, •
Serotitla,, '
!!.. and all troubles
ariging from the
Stomach, Liver,
Bowels or Blood.
Mrs. A, tethanguet
of Bellyduif, Ont.,
writes " I hellos° I
would havo been in
my grave long ago
had it but bt.cu
llurdortk Blood Bit-
ters. I was run desen
to roach an extent
that could scarce.
ly MOTO OHIO the
home. vra suhic. t
to severe IteediseiteA,
Ittektultest and ditul-
nes.-t; 11.01.0 'de
wit& Wald, and I
unable to do my
housework. Alter
itsit,:r (Aso s of
11, tt. / found thr
health fatly )('I0L(1
I wined:, sec:wet:elm
it to aft U1(11 awl
worn out woruce."
lig' \TRAPPED THE SHIIINICING LITTIM
,
FIGTII1E IN ITS VOLDS.
things, but he is so shy and till:id.
;Minnie Blake is eugaged, Midge would.
I be if only -Archie bad the. Courage of
chipmunk," she hastily added as
I. she thought of her 'bare feet au(1 pcis
811)10 miee. if I! could hitte;this
relstiethe to the chandelier . tonight ',In
the exeifenient of :seeing 'oar girth I
could extanage--I know. 1 could -to get
hint under•it beside me, 'and the boys
would do the rest, and theit:sweti, tee
.ien would be ,broken: -I Will if you
. .
• say-so. Why .d.o,n't you speak?"' .
Saying this, the 'dainty -little beauty
stampecl ber foot,. 11011' In its slipper,
which' jarred the room ever (so. sliettly,
arid the doll- did nod its head:. 'Polly
-laughed,. heir startled, but with new.
.ceerage. She took Moritz -lit light in
, one band arid the bunch. Of mistletoe in
Ike 'other; iVitla gi•Oplili lig wireS, and
stele..! dowirstaire 'to the librarY door
and on into, the Parlor, net noticing that
the library dOor shut to, With 'the
sprteg leek. . ..; , • '
fitcl not ietictken any
member of: the fondle; so. she• did •-ni:4
switch on the lights,. ;lies -owe tiny
!light but madellie darkness It
WM; fearsome down here alone in
the ^dark,: Slr• she hurried *and pushed
the side table Oyer. into :the, middle- xi?
thetoom under the chandelier, With the
mistletoe on it, . and: then brought
delicate, loug iegged, gold paInted'ehair,
on which she climbed timidly, iistenihg
:all the while for asound.. '.! •
'The chandelier Was high. arid Polly
not tall, so do her best, standing en her
tiptoes, She -could not reach the fixture.
.".1 must got tip ow the table," she said
to herself, "and Limp° ebt fall and
.breek .my.neek-and rouse the house."
3ust as this very .eoui•ageons little'
ena idea 'stepped to the table with ,one '
foot, while no:other was still -resting
on the inseetire eIntir,',.there wa8. the
sound Ot. a latchkey in the front door
find..tbert a blast of Wintry wind and
two -voices !In the hall. They were
thoser-of her oldest and most =bear-
able brother Fred, and the ,other voice
belonged to A:reIlle Steadman. It wad
too intuit fol. Polly. It Would be trsvful
f Fred discovered her. . , • . •
Slie tried to. Step donna from her In -
(nitre perch, but the treachermis erne-.
mentel clurir tilted, end Pelly came down
uddenly, striking her "head agathat
110..tabie. Site was tio(i frightened to
eel the hurt, for the noise was great'
hough to startle Fred into saying: ,
"What's that? Burglare, I'll bet
Conte on, Arch." • . 1
;
Saying that, Fred botindecl forward
ntl SWitehed On the light and, Seizing
heavy cane front the hi:greet:, sprang
nto the parlor. But Polly had =nag- •
d to get on her feet and scamper to
le library door, cli•opping one of her
Iipptlas she -went 'and leaving the
amp Ind her; but, try ftS she might, ;
he eould not open the library- door, •
ncl stood there pulling With a strength
ern' of desperation, while Fred said: .
"Burglar's! Here's the light. They're.
fter the gifts on the tree, Collie onl" •
I'Vith his cane swinging like an ;
dint (dub, It,t;ea sprang Into the library, t
,w1ille Archie, with his umbrella, fol.
!owed, and both advanced Upon the
burglars. They could bear the rattling
of the doorknob, Mid Fred Shouted:
VONI.'0.13/10091.10dize,1
7'he owit Enighil& Jemedy
.7,` T0110111111(1 Invigorate:Olio whin(
tie:Tone western, inalt60 litre
mood in old vols. Capes -
eae Dtb116, Mcitted awl IT'osse, Dea
00witincy, kieXicallreiikw li:actvaionailipert the lenly With »warn', glow-
tentotrhatet,nnaMicta of! Abp., Ereemos• int?: vitaXt imikeg f flePV(ts 1,trong,
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."You may as well give up: You're
caught!" '
And then the library'v.-ris also flooded
with. tight, which was reflected- from *a
thousand gilded ornaments on the tree, .
and by the illurnination • Fred and:
• Archie saw a miherable little figure in
yellow pajen3as, huddled up -like .a cold.
duckling, with One hare foot. and vitb
its:head down, he coruet: of the door
frame fiR thmigletrying to hide, ' •
From her baby cloys Polly !malted a
qneer Of•-hoppiug. from. one feet
to, the other without inoving from .1.ter
plaCe *heti freghtened .or atigry. Now
one -slipeered little foot atul 'ono; pink
bare °ire -kept ylis the familiar hopping
morement Fred looked. at; the culprit -
a, moment 411/1 !ben sprang f orWn id
and,. stsznig one shoulder -and the long
braidef hair; terned.her areund to the
light white ,the. iniserablo .girl covered
• • eltteirjafiaucte ..Fred *laugh-
.
I'll.• -be jiggered. it ..isn't •
Po113•1" . • '
-',Archie.,,selil 'nothing a tel trylirg
- to. pretend' that.he.Siitl. -trot 'either :My -
thing „at..all Srliv the •lelirs
through the :Ind Men'
, lie said hotly:
' - ¶'Ftsel,, I am '.asItioned.et- •you.''A'ou
,are slot treatiug 3.•otir sister right at. all, ,
Ilere, Pol-4 mean Miss Adams." coil-
.
-firmed he,. at the, Same time jerking -the
big market cover' .tiore . the old Dish10(10(1 -
squere piano, '10. the instant de-
striretion of - stwo plaster ornaments,
• Itere, .:\fisirol-Adams:" • • .
Saying this. With -a ale. he.
Wrapped the shrinking little 11,g:ire...le
1131 benefieent f Olds:While ber 'heartless
.. •
no at ma .0n the omelet 1.11 corivul-
sions et. laughter. Site sobbed Out:
fotgot-somethinge-and that is
Why"--
"Ali. bosh! Yon Wanted: to ileo
iffop.A31:0(.11111:6! hod' put a preSent on the tree.
• "Oh, Fred: don't!" she (Pied, while-
, tett I'S trickled dosvu her bands. _ •
"Mr. Adams; I ceisider yetis treat --
comet • of your sister very harsh -very:
.4,1•'::110IIe11,. I SUPPose: ehn catt't he'll) be
Ing a little fool," Fred •
laughing, still. ' • . • .
'.Sir,, another stich remark .concern-
• Eng thla • cingalr, your sister -under —
the, eircumstanceS ' Will sever our
friendship. Pial-Aliss Polly,' I, have
your present here. I was going to
• give it te you tomorrow, but smite' the
present eirctlinstrtnees I shrill tisk if
you wIll iteeept it Pew end here, 'as.
With 11 'YOB 'will protecter.". •
• 'With a malevolent look • at Peed, •
Archie fumbled in all his pockets until
he fonmi srxtall 'box. Then Ile reach-
ed for one of Polly's wet little hands:
Amble looked very imposing to „Polly,-,
and little by little her sobs 00114104, and
by the time he had opened the box she
•cotild see through her dimmed eyes
that he had a superb solitaii•e ring for 1
her -one to make the heart of any girl
proud, and one in keeping With his
wealth, So she e-ven smiled. it little •as
Archie, with one last look .01 defiance
at Fred, placed the sparkling ring on
the proper fibger and then folded her
in his arms. proudly end vVith leek
of ineffable happinesti, 'though Polly
did look something like a noble mutes. •
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