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SISTER SU
By faeme r H. I'urter
(Oplpdghtetl and i.s:utd by arrange.
••mer with Thomas .tlleu i
Ott the veranda, a few minute., leder,
Gordo) Itc'loeted his sister. slay. who
bud to►ru her writing -pard to the veep
shaded corner, with :
"flew long la' that chap -going to
.ray r'•
"Till none, `plltill ably. lilt he'll he
back again site dimer tor num hos.
I believe the Kendall% call it a. I'll
warrant. The 'creature hos \no ..•use
of time (except his own :1 en he's
pIxrtag,- that's plain to be
!stayed tItill
half -part eleven bedThen something --maybe I dry
hint—made blm take out his w
1 sue I ram hie free tau. 1 sup
I'll have to Ifo. It's se late; he w
with a frown, 'but to -morrow --ye
haps—' 'Ter. to -morrow 111 he ver.
glad to.' *aye Sister Sue. But even
Own he stayed ten minutes longer,
,laying over and ovet again n little
puna -o that he wanted to get just stn
Poor Martin : lie stood It till lalf-
past ten, hoping for a moment with
Sister Sue to himself. Then he gave
up in despair and left—which was best
for it was exactly a quarter t0
twelve when Donald Kendall strode
down the walk to go home."
"Uto-m : Martin'll be getting
jealous."
"Jealous, oohing ! " acoff.sl May.
"You can't be Jealous of a walking
fiddle ' .1 don't believe that Donald
Kendall knows this minute whether
Slater Sue Is the distractingly pretty
girl aloe is, or whether she 1s mem
eyed and freckled with ,1 wort on
nose. No. Martin Kent need never be
jealous of him. But he can play.
Iaisten : " And mite held up her tinge"
as the strains of elquislte melody
flouted through the open door.
Wednesday came. It was a perfect
day. Certainly all roads lel to G1l-
iuoreville that day. And Doug beton.
teu o'clock --the hour fur the ball -
game --they were black with cars, car-
riages. wagon.. and even hay -wagons
—sucked to the Built with cheering,
PGNAL
GGLC
"WO TON CHASSIS
aoD=RIag, oillt
a man who had amok with a bit of
news too maxi to 'ht's early, 1
1 knout, but 1 had to (void• right away.
It came to me in the night what I
1 mull do.'
"What you could 411't " murmured
l Sister Yue. at ill with a alight frown.
1 "1You'1 ism alt down, Mr. Kendall."
"1 waetui t stop long." Ile dropped
Mused' into a ehalr as else took her
1 Mspat. "1'11 have to' go hack sod write
to IksIge right away, of course. It
dkla't (vase to me until in the night
what I could do. ilat cow 1 know.
I've derided to have you for my ac-
eompaulat, Miss (l hinort. I'll pay -you
eternal', of (+IIIc$; No you call lake
your sister. or any one you llke,•slong
with you for companionship and pro-
wlety. But that's a were detail. We.
eau Nettle that latter. There will be
trouble ahnnt'tbneiPusatlon,' Miss
iiI1iuore. 1 start West all my find
uunet tour in Moult two weeks. 1
thought you ought to know as w0011 as
possible."
Sister Sue had e'ome erect fu 111•(
elalr• He fare lad shown blank 111-
preheadou during the first half of
.epe'eeh. .then a msnemeut, then
There was .acorn in her eyes
ru with a tinge of ,museum -ha.
yes. I dosed want to know
a possible If I were going on
a (+invert rip with you," she said.
"Yes, of course, of course : " Ile
nodded abstractedly. lie was not look-
ing at her uoa'. "As 1t Is, there Is
all too short a time to prat•tic•. Itut
you are such a good reader that—"
She Interrupter) him.
"Mr. Kendall. Jule $ minute, please.
You don't understand. I said if 1
were going on a concert trip with you;
but I'm not. Why, Mr. Kendall, I
can't play your am,mpaulwruts for
you ' '
The man gave an impatient gesture.
"But I say you can ! And I rather
think I know. You are away *bead
of Dodge; you are away ahead -••
lie paused, then went on with some-
what pompous Impreneiveness : -miss
(:Ilwore, I tau honestly say that lever
have I had any one who plays 'my
secompaniments as you do. You nerer
drag, never pull. You are always.
superbly right there—with nie."
Ile sat hack with the gesture of one
who has settled a matter Quer for all.
(To Ile Continued)
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Dyed Her Wrap,
Skirt, Sweater,
and Drapion:
ihumpani
rte
f voi
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years millions of women have been using
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to their old, shabby waists, skirt,
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COMB SAGE TEA IN
FADED OR GRAY HAIR
If Mixed with Sulphur it Darkens
so Naturally Nobody
can Tell.
Grandmother kept her hair beauti-
fully darkened, glossy and attractive
with a brew of Saga Tea and Sulphur.
Whenever her hair took on that dull,
r•►deel or streaked appearance, this sim-
ple mixture was applied with wonder-
ful tlfect. By asking at any drug
MVO for "Wyeth'■ Sage and Sulphur
Compound," you will get a large bot -
1s of this old-time recipe, Improved
by the addition of other Ingssdienta, all
ready to use, at vary tittle cost. This
simple mixture can be depended upon
to restore natural color and beauty to
the hair.
A well-known downtown druggist
says everybody uses Wyeth'n Sags and
Pulphur Compound now because It
darkens so naturally and evenly that
aobody can tell It has been applied--
Irs so easy to use, too. You simply
dampen a comb or soft brush and
draw It through your hair. taking one
strand at a time. By morning the
gray kale disappears: after another
application or two, it is restored to it
natural color and looks glossy, soft
and beautiful. This preparation 1s a
delightful toilet requisite. It Is not In-
tended for the curs, mitigation or pre-
vention of diseases
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1FIIAKHURTSUS
SALTS FOR KIDNEYS
Nat less neat if Kidneys fool lac kali
re Redder bothers you—Heat
fleas ado said.
Most folks forget that the kideays,
like the bowels, get sluggish and dogged
gad need • Busbuig omaaiosally, elm ins
have haokaehe and dull misery is the
kidney region, severe headaches, rico-
matte twinges, torpid liver, acid etomaeb,
sleepiswnees sod all aorta of bladder dis-
orders.
ieorders.
You simply must keep your kidneys
active and clean, and the moment you
feel an ache or pain in the kidney
region, get about tour ounces of Jad
Salts from any good d etors here,
tale a tablaspooainn is a of water
before breakfast for a ew day. and
year kidneys will thea act Sae. This
famous salts ie made from the acid of
rapes and lemon juice, combined with
titbit, and is harmless to flush clogged
kidneys and stimulate them to normal
activity. It also neutralizes the acids
in the urine so it no longer irritates,
thus ending bladder disorders.
Jed Salts is harmless; inexpensive;
makes a delightful effervescent' titbits -
water drink which everybody should take
now and then to keep their kidneys clean,
rna avoiding serious complications.
.A well-known local dnlggist says he
sells lot of Jed Salts to folks who believe
in overcoming kidae7 trouble whdes it is
only
Appetite Good,
Gained 20 lbs.
Could Not Feel Better
From a nervous wreck this man
was restored do health. strength
and happiness.
1 -le tells his own story in tbta
letter.
Mr. Ralph A. Roberts,
Loverna. Sask.. writes:
"1a 1917 I had kit ail appetite,
faded 25 pounds e weeks, became
nary nervous and shaky sod in fact
gives w all hope of recovery. Foe
cuss eine I had suffered front consti-
pation. whisk i -.pi 'came worse, until
1 weu fast becoming • Will wreck.
Dodn o.. and their drug. weseeding
,e
. 11 .py grave at the age of 19.
"711.5 1 (11,1 01,0.1 L 1,4 besa1
Y•i r/r. t nose . 4e4ie
alter *OM ginmhs' u.e of Dr. alase's
Nerve Feed and Kidney -Liver Pills 1.
(mond dol m� L-nwel. w- • re.iored
normal !Movement each day and the
roneei,.aoioe was roe mere. I had • glad.
appetite, had gases 20 pounds and
maid not feel heeler, I shell always
Ise grateful fur th... Iseneih...
Dr. Chase's Nerve Food. 50c
e holt Dr. Chant's Kidney -Liver
fill., 25c a box, all dealers or
F.dman•oe, Rates & Co,. Ltd..
Toronto.
Rheumatism
Stiffness
and all
Pain
Messrs
Liniment
lee given
.atialection
ler threera. MMinna`caatina
It quickly ea ml.
Ihroal, bro.chiti.,neuh
algia, rtatka gen say
10.4 d pain.
An Old Reliable Remedy
Mn. 5. Fawcett, Hamilma St., Colom
in l,
rant., .rias,—Mincer. Liniment aa.,c II en
old retial* nese . 1 sl.'ay• keep a hookhomein the home sad have nrommrmled 01 r..
eme n
quite • matter d my (rind.. to ohng...
moot trelief. in oat cares it oaf 1001 .0 a
rose for rheumatism.
M l d'�t
Linimoitt
Yarmouth Novo Scotia.
[ ;,iti!—"Diapepsin"
Jas, Indigestion,
Shjniach-
'apoe'e Jhi jwpsin" 1.:'a proven itself
the •meet. relief for Tr.di�enffirm, Gars,
Alf
.inner. Heart bin
liearaena,-
Inc •ion.or btomn (Distress eau5e:4
by a, ,r1;17. A few ' Iete give &hooch
imr^ediate etomae„ r• f and shortly the
ntornseh is ronin tc.t you esti eat fa-
vorite foods witIo it t1.ear, r -fn cane nor
&oats only few cents at drug store. Md. Win
'ions helped annually.
Time paym
All other modes
at
cc rrespondingly
low prices.
nggd when desired.
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RUGGLES MOTOR TRUCK COMPANY, LIMITED, LONDON, CANADA
hoc
brou ht
Was I 0
Gilmo u
of the
And 1
-blow tug hnnmnity. I ten trains the 0 ria lady declined gracefully ti
more. and by ten .'clock tlwre dance. an Donald Kendall looked o
doubt as to the suctsws of the from afar th eyes that were is trite
•ills Old dlottn• Day if tate, size bored If Itott Scornful. lint Cy Bellow
rowds wets any indication. .lanced with eI cry girl ou the door
as a and*'urns. ...nquewtion• at least it few tines- besides bringing
AM a 51t/Y'ess. Promptly at down the house h a solo clog dam t
era on taw pr
too, dai*e*sI
daring ma
several w
it ptleeadin
m all the
f thrills. At noon memory of a • t:Warming sm and
came t Seminal with the honored cordial word chicle wowkl
guest, •• the 1 table where all treasured by the fortunate nts
alight be swan. At\ two o'clock came Sister Yue was ou the -Boor, am Yin
taw 1-:ntertuinuwut In the. Itig 'Tent. ter Sue danced frequently. She Jrat
The brae fond covered Itself with radiantly smiling sod her''eyes were
glory hi the opening itverturc whkh 'bright, but there was. nevertheless,
it had burn praeticln for weeks. tired little something. somewhere.
Minn Kate Farnum. the uvelist, in a that the discerning could plainly see.
remarkable costume whk•I*'was a cross She said, yes, .dt, yeas., It had 111.441 a
h•rwe•u s kimono smt a' hal-dress, wonderful day, aINI the Entertainment
read thirty minutes from her latest was Indeed 'very flis•, A114 I, yrs, SIN•
novel after first making sure\that she had enjoyed It all :rwath-. To the one
had a glass of water near by end that or two who amid : ' Ilut I heard you
the usher. undbrstood tier orders for wrote the letters and got ail these
Ione to he admitted during her •rewd- greet psople hen so wr owe it all to
ing. She was very dramatic. Her you : ' she rni's•red : "Nonsense !
vokw ruse• and swelled --.almost slarI k- Whnt du cot fo•as fetters amount to ?
el— needy to dIP away fo n Mmt�u Any one could iuve wrtttru tion. I
whisper that went delirious shiverb didn't do anything special ! " And
down unaccustomed spinal columns..., then . she would laugh again sweetly
She was applauded wildly. which �iud way "Notes -use :" as she turned
brought only her secretary to the front Hypos.
of the stile to announce that owing' nd when the last trainkaa(I of
to the great nervous exhaustion fol- els ring visitors had chugged out of
lowing her remdtnga It was Imposdibk• the little station, and the last automo-
for Miss Farnum to respond to any bile deed hay.w,'r.ni had carried Its
en&ore -.Iw must beg, therefore. to be ItenIen`5,f horn -blowing humanity well
excused. This was received with an out of liearinlg, the town drew a long
uncertain applause that was promptly breath th`pt wit. yet a drop sigh of
hushed as if a restraining harsh basad content and laid itself down to deep.
tswn put forth with a ahexknl (almoreiIllr Ohl Iloun• Day had most
"Hush ! You wuatn't clap, became/ certainly bee 1.0 unqualiard success.
she Isn't comtng." And In all t r uncus there was prod.
The Lrnitarlan minister then up, ably only one wit,10 eyes were smart -
to introduce the singer. The Raptist'1WC with tear+ alrl ,hose throat wadi
and Congregationalist ministers re -
074.
with a holt-stifled sob But
epectively had fntralmsvl the band
then. in all the town there was only
and the novelist with great flourish of O°c' trying to loruisln into the oblivion
verbal eloquence. It remained for the of forgetfulness* that siren call of "]ss
Unitarian to outdo them if poastble.
And be quite succeeded. Then appear-
ed Vista Sanden.on, 1rjle blaze °t green
and gold and Irkk'apnce that 'just to
see" was well worth the price of ad -
1
n
•
•
u
who
K
a
be
Was
ably, it,
tenwyme•\tbe Ila II -Ga me. It lasted 1..1 wren tWO minitwo' hours. \\ The manufacturer's nice gramme. The sings.
won, of eouips a.. was expected, but She canted with ev__c
t y* very uhf tlstakably had to fight who onkel Ler, and wit
and the wildly ex- did not--encept with t__
e•rtainly gut their ryes. And site left with t
r their_ Ile ,- vie t
cited apctator
money's worth
. Encore : sustain' Gilmore !
Eleore ! Ensor. : '•
• OlLsegiiit ZI1l
i l.:I'ARTi:lG at'a TR ._ 1,
Very early Thursday morning, #e
mission («(+cording to Mrs. French fore the first sof Mater Sue's pupils
and her of Ila- purple hats. There were due. !Donald Kendall rnug the
ea mea surprise then. Tlw most of thy 1:11morr•s• duor11e11.
nmdiene• had never Isdorr heard a 1 Iselin admitted him to the living -
human songbird who trilled and r.sen. then went upetaIr where Stp-
warbkrl to limphl notes of meitslySun•ag t. -)ling herr fatbpr, fart t•M
that rivaled the flute and snared away third tlrnee shad in all (bout ahs+
stave their heads to t la•Iiri'al,lt• 1114 Homo ('elel.ratlon.
heights of liquid purity. And when "Thr tiddler -he wants you, Miss,"
the exquisite vole' had diel Into 411- Said Delia, with a crispness that spoke
PIMP, there came a burst of applause loudly of her dishes tooling in the
that would not be denied, And that kitchen sink.
very plainly de•larsl that no acre- Me 7" Slsr"r Hue slowed her sur-
tnrini reeponse would do this Cline. p
1 Nr said sol. .Mitis..Mitis.i t him in
But they meed not have feared. Again, the a1tt111'-
and yet again, did taw singer return to 15kom lad -Della, whose
Make them marvel that such wondrous, expected detestation strati to answer the
don 1f; Tidt1k -6 -The
tr from w humrn
turned and elatteeed down the baocck
throat, until at last, with smiles and stalrwny.
bows and a deprs•etory gesture of More skowly SMter Sue tuned to -
"Really, dear {*ager -i can't any ward the front part of taw house.
more ! " was she allowed to rest. !There was «till a faint
it was left for the Methodist min- questioning in
Inter thea to ounl.. himself and all Ida
her eyes when she metered the lltfinge
htwthreu In Iris vs•rbal triumphs her- room. 'r Do�tii Kendall odor
aiding their distlltgnlslied violinist, Mr. 1 wafting alone.
Ronald Kendall. And one again they 1r11111her It ng, ire Kendall," hold•
went wild, those In1•n and women Ald I lug out her ha ml.
children who never before knew that (''"al-morulaly, Itlosld Kendall ad-
' Just a fiddle" !.ring to their' oars'sl hnrriell He had the air of
ears the winds from the tnountaila,
the vokw« frim the ora, the miscalls
'coed conga or triumphant mlltltudea.I R
U M AT I S M
and the Arspulring wail of a woman
"lin has lost her soul; or the tripping,
fort of fairies 1n the moonlight : or the; 1.UMISAGO ,
tramp of vast ermles marching on t0 JAT1C vs. R Q
cietory. Donald Kendall was gracious Have I •CTAT/C • _`.C• a
hut unsmiling. )le came back tsolee, ( resigned
givese t Havepots
it rewarded theft enthnslasm with; rtatgae yonrsel to that old,
gnawing
dainty little w•herzo, than with a to reliee?inDDoo you think be-
y.•ry tender rendering ..f'•Home, Sweet cause Toe can't go to HotSpriags
Ik
fniI(' w1114.11 brought the hoose to its or take some ekpenaive treat-
eet hi the wildest .,f cheer notwith- anent that you have no other
stanfing the atr.rnfnl pretfetbns taw- alternative! We have many
tieliolinlst's mottwr tool made tw•o da a uses considered hopeless, tried
comps. 111 played it this time bt ful. bathos, serama,tied
though.
uaini.sl, however. 11 It doubtful,' everything,y, who tossed recovery is
lec-
though, If half a dozen de notate est T. R. C.'♦ (Tem�ttya's
wa•rwner In the aunusn•e notice(' Rheumatic Capsules), We have
whether he WI, waomlmnitd or not thousands of letters that prove
Those who knew sial nnlerstr11sf, beyond doubt T.R.C.'s to be the
however. realized Thal the quiet most practical and successful
little woman al the planet was' Rheumatic remedy sold. Atdrwpi
little
art, ting the eery height. `late. XI.00 per box. For Fr..
of her ort, by keeping her playing Vaal write Templeton, heron, Toroaf e
w nicely attuned to his that it
WAs belt :n !background 111,lxt which _
• Ms p•rfurnunlee showed clear /1 1141 111s-
t1111•t hi all Its wondrous brilliance
end Is•nuly And when the last echo
111....Lltc-aaasah,11e, hart dicot *env; See
huge throng draw 11 h'IIg hr41ath and
disl.•rv'd. fe11ing t•f 11ie m:mels they
land heard.
111 the evening came the ke•ptlon
atkl 11a1J, when the guests ut honor
stool In line and 1114 -;one just folks
with hands that cur might take, and
feces that one inlgl't game into, and
say 10. -I'm so fled to meet you r ••
ISren the writer lady r'onventad to en-
dnre thls for a good half-tin,ir before
'Lie Vended fatigite• stiff retired to one
of the thronelike chain which DIM
1 n prelim red for the honored fnr•a1s
n the 14x11 should twin.
The Dail too, was a summit True. I
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• ON YOUR HORSE
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looking harness you ever saw. Try it
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it is, it is exceptionally sarong. because of
its fine materials and proper stitching.
Take a look in and suu'ilpee the harness
you want.
11, 1 FISHER, ��
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