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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Advocate, 1902-9-18, Page 8CLQTREI.. That give comfort, mate 411, e ,el f. fight and look edapply them. Fall goods and fall fash- ions are in. Better select a suit and overcoat now. '. DOWN. W.TAXAN One door marth of Dr. Lug's. Capital its C 1 Capital. lade orrn3l die hQ•actily ccirigraate .t the Tinnes on its deserved success arty n S G w t w e -h it abundant Sa.g � in the past and i all k of Lania .*l QFFIM TOBONTO authorized $2,axlti,f100,00 Subscribed.. , . , .S1,3t10,000,00 EXETER I R ANCII, President i cl inlev, who was shot Miss Brickendon, of Clinton, is vis- i 9 `We, the yard for as fine range of down by a anarchis't at the Pain Argas- itingat Mr. a John Ha. Gregor, y's, new American Alabama French Flannels for Ladies'ew waists. erncan Exposition died, one year ago is visiting t last Sunday, tAeelc ` ve r. . friends in London this d d t Rose, new Blue, n d Corrn a a lied- Mr. Saddler, of } uron College, Don- L a Mr. Ed.l''ickard,of TorontQ,tsspeind aril, Stewart's. 131u and ii n don, occupied the pulpit in the Trivitt inn a few days res ers Supplies atStetvanrt's, � ys at his home here, . Herbert Gregory lids t, ken tip the study of law with Mr, J. G. Sta�tibury, IRA laaege number, Of our citizens • are taaking rn the Western. fairat London this week.. Miss E, i'ai ingstune a young Canaa- daan tatty, of \'nndeer, delighted the audience aat Situpser .Axe, taliurcli with her, sweet singing and Centicaal recitaa trona.--Dettet t Free- Ryes. As a general tonic for the system and to enrich the blood, nodding will equal 13iand's Laxative Blood and Nerve Tonic Piiis. 100 pills in each. bottle. Sold by C. Lutz, Price 50e, The apple crop in Homo county which bid fair to be an exceptional one is noir seriously affected withrust, sea,b and tonna to arid) an extent that tete quanEtity fit for shipment will be v cry Bunted. Ton couldn't blame her for she read about the lovely new Dress Goods a at Statvaaik s, Then she went there aasntl ordered a complete outfit --dress. coat and swell hat, and she is going; to buy her fears there too. Time work an the sewer, south of the Commercial Rouse, Is fast nearing coria letion. much to the satisfaction The avkhill Gazette -Review of last the driving public, particularly week says;-m•�►1Vhilst well boring Aper, se conning in from the south. Rigs etioas were going- an lust week onn the w at liberty to pass, farm of Mr. John Atmore, ;shoat one t cattle from Cameron's biding and some hire nniles from Parkhill a vein of gas was c. • atof lad feet. and 't a• depth r< sstr�la>,. ani boring farthergasand water were elected. from the well with mucin force. ikemoriaal church on Sanday,in the, ale. sense of the rcctox•, Rev, J. 1' t'. Ten Eyck, who is taking his holidays. We are in receipt of a copy of the Witkin County dews,, .published in Cannbell, Minn„ containitag a lengthy account of:the marriage of Dr. 11. P. R('s`1 to Miss Claudia Oros, but the lateness of the hour on which we re- ceived ceived it will not permit its insertion, Suffice it to say the event, was cele- braced with, more than the ordinary pomp, beauty and eclat, and: was a most gorgeous affair in every detail. The Coal Trade .Journal in its latest edition says there is no change io, the situation at tIe canines. It declares that the battle was lost long ago to the men; that the old promised thecal fvoan miners employed has root ben forthcoming and that the younger ele- ment who thought they could win where, the older beards had failed would discover differently through aa, season of misery and sintering, The wane lournal says that the consumer carves ittle as to the outcome of the strike; what he wants is coal at the lowest. price. It add., that all alarm concern- ing the coal supply for the corning winter Is iiiosl� aiasurd. i "arra nearly a thiel el as ten car thirty years—the \V inglean3 Tisanes has been at potent influence in the loeaality' • in wrliich it eirctrt4at_es;tnt1 a bright and newsjoa journal. Everyone Las been showing LOY- i success for the future.' A,LTY to the KING and now is an op- Master Frank 'Weekes has been size - Fortune time to show LQ :.11,,11" to cessful. in capturing three Pint and yourself by opanina; a SAYINGS three seemed prizes at the Western NS V IG\ y v '�, . account in the Q 'ERlt �a cin for his ger clever and BANK� 1~. ata London, l BANE; at EXETER or G'lalNrox, a'rtistie wart in watercolor paintings, where highest rates of interest are ep and ink. slcetcbes and ornamental paid on deposits of Si arttl tipwartm tetttkring., The collection is 'indeed a NOTES tlisa=ounated at reasonahle ;est trrcdrteble one and the attest is to rates. DRAFTS BOUGHT and SOLD. t Amended for his taste and sl;dll. 1 tat 0 �:� ..,..le Case and his sister were SI'EC'I,ti.:attt�nrima:giresa tcnfarrrarcra tis•avin� atlm"'tail`;JolOoloFart,Oil itrn- aantZ cattlemen's horai,aess, day night a rig containing three }*oun; ' to i liiltslan r . ► • tg as overturned er urn 1 aanct t tr r a'ww o t e+a -a e1wS t i + The u .1.4"TF. . ., ; Gi a ;:rt:a. Ii;+rse.ats. BarillNE-S Tu. -1 noenftt, IEFlae c c ggy a was l~ W.faaLla.D'elAMM, F. E. EARN, Solicitor. Ma+nage lr ��7�� LOCAL DDOINGS ita�•at► a�atsa!aaua*'a�t a�aa$ :,"t?w eyes (it„nils, arty :\Pelle Ladies' new It,lglan oats and new furs. All ready for you at Stew. art's. 25a' in ;tcvanaee for the :~`nr tae. to Jan.ist,1O0 . An edneated foal is a bigger fool than a an 'uneducated one. Tills town has souse good laws but n poor way of enforcing there. Jonah must have felt down in the mouth when the whale swallowed him. Use Foot Ease for tender. tired, a eh - ng er swoolen feet. Sokl by C. Lutes Price 2i1 cents, ? s Lorenzo, the Prince of I'lonabina, I41r. WeLie's comedy was delicious. -- Windsor Record. When you tnrn over a new leaf be sere you have something sensible to Write on its page. Sometimes you see a woman whose word does not have as mach weight as her aruscuits. One way to make people happy is to visit theta and they will be happy when you leave. Two vocal selections by D. S. Wylie added to the evening's enjoyment.— Evening Echo, Alpena. Don't make a practice of borrowing. Itis only a second-class style of beg- ging in many instances. Mr. D. S. Wylie's fine voiceand breezy songs made an enchore absolutely ne- cessary.—Detroit. Journal. The fall assizes will be held in God- erich this week before Chief Justice Sir William Ralph Meredith. Miss E. Livingston rendered a beau- tiful solo at the Colborne street church last evening.—London Free Press. Mrs. A. P. Smith will receive in her new home, Andrew street, on Wednes- day and Thursday, Sept, 2.lth and 25th. The tax rate for the village of lien - sail has been struck at 10 3-10 mills on the dollar 1-10 mill less than last year. t31i. Ed, 'Meer arid Miss Bella Gleed, of Lonclon. warts. in town Monday. .Mr. D. �irlcox returned. from at visit to friends in Bow maanville Monday, Mrs. Jos. Peart, who has been visit- ing in Toronto, has returned: home, ;Miss Edith Sanders spent Smalley and Monday with friends in Clinton. Fred Sweet left Monday to attend the Collegiatei. Institute at Goderich. Mr. T. B. Carling, after a pleasant' visit in Toronto, returned Saturday. ?1lrs. Trevethick, of London, was the guest of Mrs, (Dr.) Rollins last week. Miss May Matson, of Clinton. spent a few days of last meek at Mr. Hugh Oke's. Mr. and M•rs. Jos. Senior and son, Elmore, attended the exhibition ;at London. this week, Max (hats, 1lynbnan. of Buffalo, N. Y., is spending his holidays at his' home here. Mrs. (Rev.). Hannon, after .tpleaasaant visit with her sou in Toronto, returned. Saturday. Mr. John McConnell. of London, bee aaecepted a pesitioli in Ur, Jas. Gould's cooperage here. Mrs, L. Thorne, after a pleasant vis- at- with her friend, Mrs. Dolman, re - trended Friday. Mr. Rcaht Sanders, who liana: lacca sojourning At Griannd Bend, returned Q towe Tuesday. t Mrs. R. lCni ht and son, lJrew, after pleasant vis with frieiid�s ill LQiiticnn. as It t In applying a match the gas burns basietnnint+d. aka tai R n il- fireely and at night axe s q tea Yrs, J. G. Statnhury, who luta item lundriatiQn. A number from town sisited the well and enjoyed the no - ! e home lrMondas is Ill �i hitlay,l taavii- city of seeing a large volume of natter', Miss Carrie Davis, who has been cat tbefiw ll." This is the pipe placed her home, Exeter Forth, returned to the Sylvan Oil Co., Limited, conduct- London Wednesday. ed a :perirnentel tests on soaato few: Mrs. 3. D. Atkinson, after apleasant years .a ;o, but without success, visit with friends in Whngham, re A roan will keep a horse for- several Word home lest week. years, get all the good out of tans, and lir. Follick, janitor of public school, then salt tum for as sung to a stranger, who has been on the sick list, is still who will stttrve and heat hilni,aind pass confined to his room him on to the snap man. Yet the lir. sytit.. Sxacl!'s condition has iali- Qrigistnl owuer, who got the beast ;as 0, proved somewhat since our last issue colt, and meg Man while~ he Was In inns acod be is now resting wisies. rine. will tell you that he havoc dumb tLeor�a;arlx;intsihr�a►wn intra the ditch. p'•� y" , 7o tune Wats hurt but tLe Z: etcr regi But he does nottell not. the trutlh.thrnHe knows very well when he sells Ins old four -footed slave, no longer able to win the regard of a strange master, that he into e and abuse e torment :rid r is selling him to until the day of his death, The cyan is a hypocrite who, haaviug worked the life out of an animal, turns him over to the ill.usage of strangers, and pro- fesses to he a humane wan because be was splashed and Jaack,s buggy also iujnied to some extent.”—Hens;.dl Ob- eyer. capitalists TheTheemicompanyc f local c pr its l that was benne; formed in the town of Clinton some time aen to Matto Mono - factory of pills. tablets, troches, etc., is about complete and they have op. plied to the 1)oininion government far as charter. The capitalization will be dill not beat and starve bun to death $ 8,009 and the directors are Dr. Ross, in his own suable. of ;wtfort�h, Drs. Conn hold Shtaw, and coy Wanted. Messrs emetic and 11eTaggart, of Clinton. They expect to be in naming printing.snna9applty boy this o! leeo Ieartl shape by the first of the year. watch audit Cbattt Lost - The Literary Society of the Bute At (Grand Bend, Levett's park on Public School held their meeting on Sept, ist,open face silver watch. Find Freda y ufternoan lest, Sept. 12th, at er will be suitably rewarded byreturn. which the followin officers were elect- lug same to W. hrr, eCrediton, or F. ed:—President, P. Hooper; Vice Pres., �;, . Baker, Crediton East. R. White; Editor -in -Chief, A. Wood; The Vatcst. Sub -Editor, W. Carling; Critic, C. Hogartb;'Secretary, telearileiteTreas. biOtien doozr3in cfine tlol taens danadcnpea ss men D. Dickson; Organist, M. Wood; Lender of Glee tlnb L, Elliott; lues- ulo,extrlg' thin Drtveh; G. lodgert; Committee, Drug ;hullo, These will hold goo annul Oct. 4th. N. Cress. M. Martin, V. Rowe, %.Elliott, Undertakers' Association. A Hayfield correspondent says;—Mr. A new undertakers' and embalmers cr ria his THolmanr', moving his £a a lF t society has been formed in Canada,' week to their new Lome at Se.nforth. under the naive of the Dominion Un - Their departure will be a distinct loss dertakers' Association and College of to own village. Mr. and Mrs, Holnatul Embalmers. The following officers were very freeand friendly .citizens and were elected:—President, E. 3. Hump always ready to put their bands to hrey,Toronto; Vice President, Newton any good work to he done in the coin- J. Boyd, Mitchell; Secretary,Jaines M. munity. They identified themselves Taylor, Tilsonburg; Treasurer, Geo. W. with St. Andrew's church and their Sponet;ourgh, Milburn; Executive, 3. pew was never empty either at the 0. Van Camp, Mr. Dodds, Toronto; morning or evening services. Mr. Alex. Broadfoot, Listowel; W. C. Hus- Ffolman's teaching abilities are of a ton, Exeter; J. E. Lepine, Quebec; Dr. high order and he has done excellent Elliott Myers, of Springfield, 0., will work in the Bayfield school. They be the lecturer and demonstrator, leave with the best wishes of their The Local Newspaper. numerous friends at Bayfield. Senator Davis, of Illinois, is quoted A number of the early risers in town for saying: "Each year every local witnesseda very peculiar meteoric dis- newspaper gives front $500 to $5,000 in play in the skies, Monday morning free lines for the benefit of the corn- iest about six o'clock. With lightning munity in which it is printed. No other rapidity an immense flame shot north- agency can or will do this, the editor in ward from the southern skies aid as its proportion to his means does more for brightness died out a light smoke -like his town than env other man, and in streak was seen in its course. Those all fairness he ought to be supported, witnessing it describe it as a very pret- not because you like and admire his ty scene.A Forest correspondent des- writings, but because a local news pa - Bribes the phenomenon as follows: This per is the best advertisement a coin - morning, about half -past 5 or a guar- munity can have. It may not be ter to 6 o'clock, a large ball of fire, per- crowded with great thoughts but -fin fectly round and about the size of a ancially it is more of a, benefit than bushel basket, with a long tail ending • teacher or preacher. in the shape of a huge fan,passed from There was quite a frost Saturday the south-east to the north west. It night and as a result sotne of the more must have struck the ground before tender vegetables were slightly touch- reaching the lake, for as it disappear- ed. Photo buttons at 10c. or 3 for 25c. Next door to Dr. Browning's Drug Store. These prices will hold until Oct.. 4th. Miss Etta Kerslake, daughter of Mr. John Kerslake, met with a very pain- ful accident fast week by cutting her left wrist severely. The difference between a rich man and a poor one is that one wants an appetite for his dinner and the other, a dinner for his appetite. You may have a friendwho is wil- ling to divide his Inst dollar with you but it will take him a long time to get down to his last dollar. Theopen season for geese, grouse, hares, pnttridge, plover, prairie fowl, rail,snipe, uoodcock,and black squirels opened on Mondaty last and will close December 15th. Miss Livingstone is anatural mimic and the possessor of a beautiful sap, rano; voice.;" We will all be pleased to hear Miss Livingstone again.-Am- herstburg 'Echo. Turkish Scalp Food is the hest rem- edy sold for itching of the scalp, pre- mature falling of the hair,dandrufl',re- storing color of grey hair: Price 50 cents. Sold by C.:Lutz, Exeter, The Ilensall Observer has entered upon its ninth year of publication and wider the present management it has been madeto represent one of our brighest exchanges. We wish the worthy editor every success in future and that we may be able toelafw brother Neeland as a conferer for a long time to come, ed from view there was aloud report, as if a large cannon had been discharg- ed. It waas seen by a great number of farmers. Thoughtful citizens generally will admit that there are too many boys and girls who run the streets at night.' In many towns the curfew remedy has proved very successful in guardingmgainst the growing and dangerous evil of boys 'and even girls loitering about the street until 10 o'clock at night, if not later. ` If an example were made of a few small boys it would he better observed. Already 1000 cities and towns in Can- ada and the United States have prise - ed an ordinance when at a stated time, in cases nine p. in., though in some eight p.m. in winter, the town bell rings and all boys and girls must immediately get to their' homes. The necessity for such an ordinance as this haslong impressed itself upon the attention of the managers and officers of industrial and' reformatory `'institu. tions. An officer for a state industrial schoolfor boys says that official re- ports show 197,222 youths arrested in 100 ofthe largest cities in the United States in one year. He adds: "I feel confident that a careful investigation of this matter will convince anyone. that at least 75 per cent. of those ar- rests were rrests•.were directly traceable to unlim- ited street roving after dark. Leav ip>r out of account the need of rest, early sleep and healthy moral teaching in the home, there towers over these the almost certain destruction of pure instincts and the inculcation of vici- ous, soul-destroying thoughts where children roam 'the streets at will after. dark," A Prize Winning Lot. The Toronto Globe of Friday con- tains the following concerning Messrs. Bawden &McDonell's exhibit of horses, viz:—"The admirers of thoroughbred horseflesh found their way readilyto the exhibit of. Messrs. Bawden & Mc- Donnell, :of Exeter, for this firm have become favorites and well known ex- hibitors near the horse ring. There Mr's..1. E, Barnes, who has been vis- iting friends in Detroit the pact mouth returned home last week. Word bas been received that Mr, 3, Il, y peck►uan arrived safely In Ger. many the last. d of August.r. Me. Geo. Seldon, atter a short visit with friends here. returned to his home in Ingersoll Wednesday. 1uliss Minnie Taylor, who has been spending a few days at her home here, returned to London Tuesday, Ms. Frank Gill, after apeasant visit with itis daughter. Map. Sw eet, of St. Catharines, returned Monday. Miss Lillie Rollins, of Detroit, who has been visitingfriends in town, is spending a few ays in Se:tforth. ifissea Eva and Hazel Browning, af- ter a few week's visit in Toronto and Whitby, returned Ieowe Monday. Mr. Aquilta. Shecre, who has been engagedon the Sun staff. Seaforth, returned to his home here Tuesday. John. Crooks is at his home on the sick list, and it was feared that he was in for fever.. -p -(Tinton New Era. Mr, 0. W. Sanders, who has had charge of the Sombre Parish, evolved home Tuesday to spend a few holidays. Miss Verdi Levitt leaves shortly for St. Catharines, where she intends tak- ing a course as nurse in the city hos- pital. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Ross, of Mont- real, arrived in town last week and are visiting the latter's mother, Mrs. Eacrett. Mrs, Powell and daughter, Miss Cora, after a few weeks' visit in Toro to and elsewhere, returned to town Monday-. Miss Doupe, who has been visiting friends in Kirkton, returned to towns Sunday and left Monday for her home in Blyth. Miss Gill and Miss Carling, of the Public School, .Mr. T. B. Carling and son, Master Harry, spent Wednesday in London. "Mrs. (Hon.) Thos. Greenway left Monday on a visit with friends at Centralia and Exeter, Ont."—Orystal City Courier. Mr. Harmon Davidson who has been visiting his parents and other friends here, returned to Saginaw, Mich., on Saturday last. Rev. Millyard preached anniversary services in the Liman Methodist church Sunday, while the Rev. Ayearst filled the vaeaucy here. . She wise and prudent luau, be he a farmer or what he maty, never leaves the things he requires till 'the lest minute. Neglect has put many a mttn in a tight,inch, Now don't be caught napping, if you want nuythng in the Bate of harvesting or threshing supplies we have it, Here are few i specials:--- l�il�der Twine, Binder rlovea Brass Valves Checks �� s Docks, Ere., Gauge glasses, Gauge glass rubbers, Leather Belting, all sizes from one to 6 inches wide, Threshing (gloves, a new stock, Boubber, Special 8abbitet'�al Pee 'less J.acbb.e 011, glneers ps,ek , ,, Asbestos, Cylinder 011, Artie cup grease,ifpr Solid'led FIRST -CASs TIMOTHY SEED FOR SALE! T..HAWKINS t> SON, • Successors to . Bishop & Son. Miss Ethel Farmer Iefc Thursday last for Toronto, where she will attend the Loretta Abbey. She was accom- panied by her mother.. Mr. Wm. Stewart, of Detroit. is spending a few days with his grand- sreuts here, Mr. and Mrs. James are nineteen head in the exhibit,which .Stewart, Huron street. completely fills one stable. The wis- dom of tha firm in importing only the Messrs. W. C. Huston and J. D. At - best and highest -priced stock is shown kinson, who were .attending the Un' by the fact that almost every horse is dertakers Association at Toronto,- re-'. a prize-winner. Connaught's Heir, turned home last week. the imported chesnut hackney, which Mrs. J. D. Atkinson, Exeter, has attracted so much attention, secured been holidaying for a few days with the first prize, the 'sweepstakes, and her sister; -in-law, Mrs. A. Hooper of also carried off the medal offered by town.—Clinton New Era. the Hackney Society, of England. Mr. Wm. Brooks left on Wednesday There are many other occupants of for Winnipeg, where he will remain the stable of equal celebrity." fora time and in all probability will E. !. SPACKMIN'S FALL MILLINERY OPENINGS Manday &Tuesday Sept. 22 and 23. To the ladies of Exeter and sicinity we extend a coolie' invitattio to visit one ilillinery Rooms whether intending to purchased or not. Miss Barnes has charge and comes to us highly recommended. and is preparing to show .you the latest and most stylish hats at modern prices, Black hats a. spechti:ty, up.toelaate outing tats, Ladies lewwiiig their order will have prompt attention. We also wish to say in connection with our 'Millinery Opening eve have ale ge and well assorted stock of Dress fiuitinge, Elegant new 4"bed tat Roma*spans. French Venetians, Jihelinee. Etc. SEE OL'R PUTS. . »< . SPACKMAN quarters for rite CelebrarteiZ W. E. Sandford Brady Made Clothing. PERSONAL. Mrs. Ed. Treble is visiting friends in London. Mrs. A. Q. Bobier spent AVeclr.esday in London. Mrs.: Alex. McPherson is in London. Mrs. Hugh Oke, who has been quite ill, is improving. Mrs. Geo. Crawley is visiting friends in Lucas and London. Mr. W. W. Taman spent Sunday with friends in Kinkton. Y Mrs. J. Bawden is spending the week with her sons' in London. Mr. Geo. Blatchford, of Blyth, spent Sunday at his home here. visiting Russell Southcott,who. was quite ill, is able to be around again. take a position in that city, Miss B. Robinson, who has been at- tending the millinery openings at Tor- onto returned to town Monday and left Tuesday to resume her position at Blyth. NIGHT! R MEM ER THE LIVINGSTON- WVLIE CONCERT GIDLBY'S OPERA HOUSE, 9%ET66, TUESDAY EV'G, SEPT. 23rd. Fc#�'ed�aiTob � Pllllll0N SHORTHAND, BOOKKEEPING, Business Law, Writing, Correspond- ence, Typewriting, etc., thoroughly taught by experienced teachers at the Forest City Business and Shorthand College, London, Ont. We have no difficulty in placing competent pupils in good positions. College reopens Sept. 2nd. Send. for Catalogues. J. W. WESTERVELT, Principal. Mrs. Chas. Wilson, who was remov- ed to the London Asylum a few weeks ago ismaking rapid progress and if she continues to improye will soon, be able to return home. Mrs. J. R. Snider and son Briton, who have been visiting at Mr. Samuel Sanders' for the past few weeks, left Wednesday for their home in Cleve- land, -Ohio. Mrs. Geo. Oakes, after a short visit with friends in 'Clinton, has re- turned to the home of her parents here, prior to herr departure for her home in Chicago. W. H. Stapleton, of London, a deaf mute, and who formerly resided here, is itt town this week disposing of house- hold and 'linen perfume. He seems to have done a land :office business here, notwithstanding his silent solici- tations. Mr. Wilbur Handford, who has been conducting a photograph stu- dio in Lucain for some time, is giving up business in that town and has ac- cepted a situation in some city. Mr. Geo. Crawley was summoned to London Monday to giveevidence in behalf of the crown in the Sifton mur- der trial. Thetrial, however, has since been adjourned until the winter assizes. Mr. Samuel Sweet, who visited his brother-in-law, Mr. Jos. Davis, at Gra- venhurst last week, returned home, Friday, reporting Mr. Davis in a very satisfactory condition and on. a .fair way to recovery. Mr. W, H. Trott, who has a case: pending hi the courts, was in Gode rich Tuesday in connection withsame, re- turning home 'Wednesday morning. Lawyer Dickson, who has charge of the case, was also in attendance. EXETER, AGENT FOR PROVAN'S PATENT CARRIERS FORKS AND SLINGS. Supplied with either the Angle Iron, Round Rod or Wood. These are 'without a doubt the best ma- chines obtainable at any price. awarded the only Wasy medal and diploma given on. Hay Forks • at the World's Fair Chicago. Supplies at Russell's Blacksmith shop: EXETER, ONTARIO, An extremely stout, Food -tempered Englishwoman once contrived to wedge 'herself into a gallery seat at the Adel - phi Theater that would have accommo- dated a pperson; of ordinary size, to the unconcealed annoyance of a smartly dressed youth next to her. began gan - to peel an orange, and the youth, with a gesture of complaint, removed his silk hat fussily to a' safer position. "I• sup- pose," said the good-tempered woman, "that : you'd rather have had a gentle- man sitting by the s y side of sir, , you, ,wouldn't you?" The " youth replied,. snaPP ishly. in the affirmative. "Aha", tfull said the woman,:thoughtfully, "so would i1*