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of a famity, or any male, BY A. CONAN V()*YL"'7., The buttonholes are cut ,il t at Pill, I
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I I 145A er, mobbe; I The lady looked quickly up with an Mrs. Charles McDermott, Bathurst, . � ' "I. � I I
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Wtending botmeateader. 98 -on, sir," he "What Is the object of these ques. WIB .. . �, 11 .
� 1r now, for even the firm uplands are be cried at last, waving his hand towards tions?" she asked, sharply, rite and let you know the benefit I have I _. , I I I � ,�, I
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,it I the land in 040k coming a Morass, I found the black jol the Tain-lashed window which faced "The object is to avoid a public received through the use 46 M, I Why, e, Dr. Miles' .�� . �
It . and cultivation of UPOU Which I had seen the solitary the moor, "There's foul play some- , of Dr. Wood�s I I I
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. live within nAne miles of Ais hOM41- them here than that the matter I had consumption. I had three doctors . I I ,
: I stead an a darm of at least 61) aoreti I looked oa� myself acr= the mielan. Ing, to that I'll swear! Very glad I h aid pass outside our control." I I I ,
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� ocilely owned and occupied by him ol . She was silent a -ad her face was attending me and they were'very much I . . I of course. Good for all kinds of � " . ''
his father, mother,, me, AlenAter, ;WroeS their russet tace, and the way back to London hgain!" I I ,� : � ,,
still very pale. At last she looked up' alarmed about my condition. I was 60 . � 11 I
� I .heaVy, slate -colored clalids bung lovi "But what is It tbat alarms you?" � .. - I � . Pain. Used to relieve Neuralgia ) I , I , 41 � , . L
. brother or siater, ov * with something reckless and dellaut in weak and miserable I could not do ray � Headache, Nervousness, Rhea. �1. 11
I I In certain di,%�triavq a ho-spteado" .ei. the landscape, tralling in grey "Loolt at Sir Charles's death� That her manner. � �
I � in sroor, g1p11,i_i.,ug may prf..-ampt , wreaths down the sides of the fantas. was bad enough, for all that the "Well I'll,answer," she said, "Wbat housework. While looking throu your , . I matism, Sciatica, Kidney Pains, I � I
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. quarier Aet�Ooa alongdide nisbom , re your ques I ns?" . go, Locomotor Ataxia, -
�, Dutieo- left, half hidden by the mist, the twa moor at nigL*T There's ,not a man "Did you correspond with Sir Char. Norway Pine Syrup was good for weak I .�, I
�, Atead, Priou $3. per acre. thin towers of Baskerville Hall rose would dross it after.sun.down if h( . - , I I
.7 MUK lj,,ii�lk, ,4 50 -, was leS911 lungs, so I got a bottle at the drug store, I Backache, Stomachache, Period I i .
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A years from (late of LomesItead'e,ot,' ,above the trees. They were tb�e oulv paid for it. Look,at thlo stranger "I certainly wrote to him once or and after taking ten bottles I was com- I ical Pains of women, , and for I " �_ � �' .L;"
� ifi,fi-cluilittg the time required to Hirl 'signs of hum -an life which I could see I hiding out yonder, and watching anti twice to acknowledge his delicacy and Pl�tely cured, At that time I weighed I .I Pain in any part of the body. ,
Ik&me . - save only those prehistoric huts will wa t n, WhaVs he waiting for? What 135 pounds and now weigh 172, a,gain of .. I
t�� ,,4te&d parent, and Oultivto, ch I I g! his gene�c,Sity. . . . I
lay thickly upon. the sloples of the hills an 3 "I have used Dr. Yfles' medicines for 1
( tifty aorea extra. - does it mean? It me s, no good to "Have you the dates,, of those let- 37 pounds in three years. I now keep it - . "I I �
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h -.**in a pre-emptlet . n rAfx-y ug" a P�l , same spot two night before. all gn the dwy that Sir Henry's new 1%avp you ever Met him?', life to it.,, I I � I ''I
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',', obased boment-e,nd In cortain'Ji-rir- As I walked. back I was overtaken s FirvAnts I are ready 'to take over the , , � . in I �
��pAo. ,by Dr. Mortimer driving in his dog� 4Yes, once or twice, when he came tains the' lung healing virtues of the I cannot praise them enough." � � ;,
� . Price $3. Var aer,e- 'D111tie I o,ver a rough moorland track. Hall." into Coombe Tracey. He was a very Norway pine -tree, which, combined with Miss Lou M, CHURCRILl- � I � � . � ��, t
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reside six I In "But about this stranger," said 1. retiring Man, and he preferred to do other absorbent, exp.ectorant and sooth � -1. 1.`,� .11 .,
Zeara, ou,lti,v�Rte fifty acres "rtd ,r,,, wh ch led from the outly' g farmhouse ',Can you tell me anything abo , ing � 63 High St, Penacook, N_ I . , ""'. �
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�� , . tive to us, and bardly a day bar, pass, "t.Vhat did Selden SaY9 Did he find out "But if you saw him so seldom and best remedy for coughs, colds, bronchitis � . At: all druggists. 25 ploses 25c. . t , �
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. of the Minister Of the nt�orlor ed that he has not called at the Hall to wrote 'so seldom, how did he know and all throat and lung troubles. . I MILES MEDICAL co.,Toronto,Can, ". , I
N. B.-Uumothoelzed publicatton 0121 we how we were getting on. He in- "Ile 'saw him once or twice, but he - enough about your affairs to be able a . 1. ��
'A. =out vollnot be paid for- sisted upon my climbing Into his'dog- Is a deep one,)and gives nothingawaY. to help,you, as you say that he has� Price 25 cents at all dealers. Beware CEMLVS LONG WAXSTnD P=T-TC0_'T. ____ I I'll, 4
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I cart and he gave me a lift homewards At first he thought that he Was the done?" tured only by theT. Jflpburn Co., Limited, rings covered with heavy twist. A . �, ,. ''..
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1 k_ 33. 0 ARLING Mre� Acoldent. IN, some lay of his own. A kind of gentle- most readiness, I soft, pliable ribbon is used, much w1del STRONG POIN �
T. Glaas Xmsn�;nce�'�'?(;; Collecting AccoUnts disappearance of his little spaniel. It I man he was, as far as he could see, —
I and Auctioneering., , had wandered on to the moor and had "There were several gentlemen who than the buttonliole, so that it fallk . " �
. - - I never come back. I gave him such con. I but what he was doing he could not knew my sad history and united to Mlity and putting :Wlfgelf in a very Into folds. The ends are drawn to t . ��
Jr VV. BROWNINU, Al. D.. M. L nolation as I might, but I thought of make out." help me. One was Mr. Stapleton, a false position by not making an abs- A R.SH18RE CATTLEN 1,�,
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I ]�Sboia,r,vrv. Exeter � . do not� fancy that he will see his lit- "Among the old houses on the hill- i Charles's. He was exceedingly kind, know. If I have to call in the aid of It one could summarize the fashlonA I � r.
Agsoclate Coroner of Huron. tle dog again, And it was through him that Sir Char- the police you will find how seriously in a haphazard way they would read The Ayrshire, wbile the youngestot' . 1.
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__ "By the way, Mortimer," said 1, as side—the stone huts where the old les learned about my affairs." you are compromised. It your as follows: Tight skirts at the hem� the four great dairy breeds, occupiesw .
— we jolted along the rough road, "I sup- folk used to live," I I knew that Sir Charles Baskerville is innocent, why did you in the first lead all others; overdraper oil every, a position pre-enlinently unique J4, ),
R. Bright, M. D., M-0. P. and - i "But how about his food?" � I had made Stapleton his almoner updn instance deny having written to Sir y I I
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He S., Honor Graduate Toronto Un in driving distance of this wha� you "Selden found out that he has got -1 several occasions, so the lady's state- Charles upon that date?" . . oat suitt ful� that slie Is the dairy rustler li L 11
Teroity. Two years reaident Phy'siciat' do not know?" I a lad who works for him and brings i ment bore the impress of truth upon "Because I feared that, some false . in every form Is used -one's purse ik that position .greatly to lie I
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I Roya) Alexandra flospital,'etc. Office "Hardly any, I think." him all he needs. I daresay he goes to �r it. conclusion might be drawn from it� the only limit; coats are short, wraph Her ability to occupy this: po I . � I
� and residence, Dr. Amos� old stand ."Can you, then, tell me the name Of Coombe Tracey for what he wants." I 'Tid -you 'ever write to Sir Charles and that I might find myself involved are not; hats are both small and largt suits first from her origin. Springiggi . I
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� Andrew Street, Exeter. any woman whose initials are L. L.9" "Very good, Barrymore. We ma -y asking him to meet you?" I continued. in a scandal." � "'l -L . ,
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; He thought for a few minutes. talk further of this some other time." Mrs. Ly ith anger "And why were you so -pressing that The long waisted petticoat Is mucl land, she has been improved by Judi-, __7
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� MISS DELIGHT HOBBS, $'No," said be. "There are a few glp- When the butler had gone I walked again. Sir Charles should destroy your let- -ed for little child en. This.'one caz clous crossing and carefal selection,, �
Ift � � sies and laboring folk for whom I over to the black window, and I look- "Really, sir, this is a very extraor- ter?" lik r , - � I
ax ed through a blurred pane at the dinary question." "If you have read the letter you will be made with a skirt or flounce or em. , but always compelled to endure the. i
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DR. QU &CKENB USE, lau-ra.Lyons—her initials are L. L.— be in a stove hut upon the moor. What t "Not on the very day of Sir Char- 'You quoted some of It." developed in the Ayrshire c0_,_ -1 --
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t',4 �:. I but shd lives Ili Coombe Trace .�' I ,passion of hatred can it be which;.I,,.,, de,th� , , , . � I . 'T quoted the postscript.. The letter, . I I
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� Coucher. office-lDr. Rollin's old office "She is Frankland's daughter." I such ,a time! And what deep and earn- and a deathly face was before me. Her not all legible. I ask you once again JUDIC CIEEOL'LET. i il: If , ''I
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Jrames Street Methodist Parsonage, DaUled. Lyons, who came sketching on � upon the moor, seems to lie the very "Surely your memory deceives you, " letter which he receivdd on the day I for children of two, four and six years a% , taill her position as the prof! .
� I . #�:eter, Oi9t. Oe moor. He proved to be a black, centre of that problem which has vex- said L "I could -even quote a passage; of his death." , age. Send 10 cents to this office, givina ' ry cow, giving the largest return pos-�
i k lvla-, Residc-1, ad me so sorely. I s�rear that another "The matter Is a very priviate one." number. GM, ana it wU1 be promptly for. sible for the food supply.
111honee-(R.t . ce 39b !Vuard and des6rted her. The fault from —ded to ou I ... mW1 'r -r 4- 1-+. � -A � � 1;
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tfrelY on One side. Her father refused
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Graduate of (>jitario Vet. College.
cause she had married without his con-
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sent, -and perhaps for one or two other
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reasons as well. So, b,etween the old
sinner and the young one the girl has
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had a pretty bad time."
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All calls day or i0ght, immul)tly at-
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their terrible conclusion. The Inci- ,
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dents of the next few days are indelib- '
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one could not allow her to go hope-
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cam tell them without reference to the
I . wmisters, Solicitmv. NotmI94, opava 00,9,1
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and several of the people here did
notes made at the time. I start then
Bank, lobe.
something to enable her to earn an
from the day which succeeded that
laonep, boLosn at loweel rataH of IrteereaL
honest living. Stapleton did for one,
upon which I had established two
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and Sir Charles for -another. I gave a
facts -of great importance, the one that
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trifle myself. It was to set her up In
Mrs, Laura Lyons of,Coombe Tracey
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a typewriting business."
had writ,0a to Sir Charles Rasker-
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He wanted to know the object of my,
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he met -his death, the other that the
We have a largLe amomt cd priva,te fund@
Goa on fum and VII&OO properitlee ab Iowr&J*
for there is ng'reason why we should
lurking man upol - the moor was to be
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t&ke anyone into our confidence. Tc�
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morrow morning I shall find my way.
hill -side. With these two f"I"'I in my
; ,fl7wrinters Solfoltor8. 'M -4a 'St. Rxe,�.
to Coombe Tracey, and if I edn see this
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Private funds, to loan at lo west rates
velopins the wisdom of the serpent,
baronet what I had learned about Mrs.
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Lyons upon the evening before, for
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an additional two cent stamp for Iettek i
public investigation."
"I will tell you, then. If -you have
postage, which insures more prompt do.
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rustler is.her physical formagon. and.� , I
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riage and had reason to regret it."
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aout 'I P. 10
the - ',,
'll.have heard so mnch."
it was unlikely that she would dare
pounds at maturity, with perfect;
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"My life has been one
Hats of the Season Queer but Pic�
dairy conformation of a clean, bony1f
persecution from a husband whom I
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head, strong jaws, broad muzzle, large,,
abhor. The law is upon his side, and
Hats this year are queer lookIng off
full eyes, slim neck, strongly attache& I
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bility that he may force me to live i
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be meL It meant everything to me-
peace of mind, happiness, self-respect
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be known by names. 'At a recent mil- : the marked characteristic of the Ayr-,
-everything. I knew Sir Charles's
linery opening there .were models em-
! shire cow as a dairy rustler. She .19. , , �
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generosity, and I thought that if he
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heard the story from my own lips he
of the morning. Such an excursion
has a large mouth and strong jaws, 1% I
would help me."
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not at all dainty in her appetite and I
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terval from another source."
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OcL "'in casually to W11aL type rank- cards unW 1L Was very a e.
land's skull belonged, and so heard fast, however, I informed him about � " great day for me, sir. "
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tragedy.
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melancholy day. This was my conver- alone the results might, be better. The she recovered herself by a sup�eme
there, and could not have returned to
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sation with Barrymore just now, which more.formal we made the visit the
effort.
Coombe until the early hours
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gives me one more strong card which , less information we might "Is there no such thing as a gentle-
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I can play In,due time. I left Sir Henry behind, therefore, not man?" she gasped.
could not -be kept secret. The probabil-
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he and the baronet played ecarte af- and drove off upon my new'quest. He did burn the letter. But sometimes
Ing the truth, or, at least, a part of the
is noted for its hardiness and abiI- .
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terwards. The butler,brought me my When I reached Coombe Tracey I a letter may be legible even when
truth. I carne away baffled and -dis-
ity to tbrive 'under adverse condi- � I
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coffee into the libKary, and I took the told, Perkins to put up the horses, and burned. You acknowledge now that
heartened. Once again I had reached
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dliance to ask him a few questions. I made Inquiries for the lady whom 1 you wrote it " � .
that dead wall which seemed to be
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"Well," ssid I "bas this precious re- had come to interrogate. I had no "Yes, I did' write It," i;he cried pour.
Tationof yours heparted, or is he still difficulty in finding her roams, which Ing out her soul in a torrent of ;�ords.
built across every path by which I
tried to get at the object of my mis-
683=20R MISSES AND SNA L WOM".
limited and where the chief object 1W I ..
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j&n7awasending a, oUtdh and desom "'
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=10Y mcoA91'a our opknfon free w9,,'t1'iiar"'a'n"
Jf0Prob9bl7?nt4ntabIe. C ommurtfe.a.
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Jurking out yonder?" were central and well appointed. A "I did write it, Why should I deny it?
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sion. And yet the more I thought of
bracing the chieftain's bat, the butter-
keeping her was to receive profit a �
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the above cost of she�
nveadion
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alowstriMeonment ia. LIAND11001 U PRteuts
1, 14r socarlage!
#outfroa Idest a ot,UA,,,
don't know, Sir. I hope to Heaven maid showed me in without ceremony, I have n a reason to be ashamed of it.
th,-t lie has gone, for he has brought and as I entered the sitting -room a I wished him to help me. I believed
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the lady's face and of her manner the
more I felt that someth Ing was beinj
fly hat, the extinguisher and the Jock-
pail production, I I
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'rotonts taken t h X a re e a
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nething but trouble here! I've not lady, who was sittifig before a Reuling- that if I had an interview I could gain
held back from me. Why should she
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fallen into the hands of liberal feed-� 11, �
herrd of him since I left out food for ton typewriter, sprang up with a. his help, so I asked him to meet me."
turn so pale? Why should she flght
There is a disposition again to use
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him,'last, and that was three days pleasant smile of welcome. Her face "But why at'such au� hour?"
against every admission until it was
small buttons in an ornamental way,
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A, Wiranger, and she sat down agaLl
"1,11-cl you see him -then!" that he , Was going to London next day
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been so reticent at the time of the
heads" Is among the winter possibill-
dial records in dairy tests have provedi I il",
as
, -one when .1
�1,1`6, 81t, bnt the food was . I nd asked me the'object of MY visit. and mlght� be awAy for months. There
( by Mrs.
me t I -went that way." The first impression left I -were reasons why I could not get
tragedy? Surely the explanation of all
this could not be as innocent as she
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"Then hel was cel-6inly there?" Lyons was one of extreme beauty. Her there earlier. gy .
I.eyes
would have me believe. For the mo-
The new waists to be worn with tai-
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ment I could proceed no farther in
lored suits as well as the waists of
, of from 12,000 to 15,000 pounds otl .1,
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,%,,,as the� other man who took it." hazel color, and her cheeks ' though den instead of a 'visit to the house?"
that direction, but must turn back to
costumes are of chiffon or marquisette
milk in a year and from 500 to 7001i �
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I sat with my coffee -cup half way consider -ably freckled, were flushed "Do you think a woman could go
that other clue which was to be sought
to match the goods. Persian silk Is
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to my lips and stared at Barrymore. with the ,exquisite bloom of the brum alone at that hour to a bachelor's
for among the stone huts upon the
a material much used for the separate
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"You know that there Is another motto, the dainty pink which lurks at homie?"
Ili then?" the heart of the sulphur,rose, Admir-
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moor. .
And that was a most vague direc-
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"Yes, sir, there is another man upon atio.0 was, I repeat, the first iMpres- get there?"
ti on. I realized it as I drove back and
the most favored for waists, and these
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waists have a peasant sleeve, with
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L anoor. )n1oud'iw'.4.11, ral,l) and 'Anoly.
"Have you seen him?" There was something subtly wrong '1--ilri, Lyons !11 .
"No,
of the ancient people. Barrymore's
soine kind of a shallow yoke of lace
that can be put On any animal Is tho. 11 11
I . ffhe Aloois liv ;tf, igreatiksIt' declina'doln.
lod. ,r for
"01111) al; l'b't.'t pol 'cillfing .
sir.,� with the face,�some coarseness of ex- 11 No I swear It to you oil all I hold
"How do you know of him then'?"'. pression, some hardness, perhaps, of s, -
acrea. I never went. Something ,in
only indication bed been that the
: stranger lived fit one of these aball.
or embroidery.
baby bee. It has been thought b1i I
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doned huts, ancl many hundreds of
The straight platted skirt th at Is
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9go or more, ,Re's Ili hiding, too, but ed its perfect beauty. But these, of I
"What wag that?"
them are caltertsd throughout the
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joined to a smoothly fitted upper por,
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winter and then fit i liew with the, 04 �
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he's not a. convict as far -as I can make course are,after-thoughts. At the Ino- "That is a private matter. I cannot
out, I doi?t like It, Dr. Watson -1 tell Ment i was simply conscious that I �
tell It"
and bre,ndth of the moor. But I
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had illy, own experience for a guide
tion Is greatly In vogue. There is ab-
8olutely no fullness In this model over
p �ring. Tills, how�w' , I I I I I I
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in 10111'.11 t"V(!10., eminter horoat .-it,orms
you:stralght, sir, that I don't like It." was In the presence, of a very hand. 91you acknowledge then �that You
Since tt had shown ,me the man him,
tile hips, but the flounce provides a
ever, simply gervr�, to set them W04 1 � "
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isitersor parc,q\of Ulm- counix3r, A
-lie spoke with a I sudden'passloa of some woman, and that she was asklug made six appolatment with,�Sir C�ar-
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earnestness. . me the reasons for illy visit, I had not les at the very hour all& at
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Zelf,�$tan4lng upon the summit of the
Black Tor. That then should be the
becoming flare, Silk and wool crape,
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This same statenjeut would iipply i� 1
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material makes the model Illustrated,
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shutil d cri)iore every hut. upon the
with effective trimming of ,buttons
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tbot of your waster, I have c6n16 bore i said 1, "That IS the truth."
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nnd loops, .IUD,10 CHOLLET.
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rov mumes of fouAebW siztedil and elgbt�
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