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Qr, A Struggle, For Heart
'Pbe din Laura toyed delit'ately with
her dainty fare smiled sweetly at hila,
,: and 2uurnabured soft and musical no.
t!sing; Morgan 'Plaorpe taped Auentl
and in s beet,. e tr e and only Trevor sat
glum and silent eating the costly and
rer-ending dishes '.azth appree a,
Every now and then he laoltecl up from
his plate and regarded Laura end Bobby
with a fierce and gloomy uc+rutrnY> hatrcaught the glances and smiled a
. when Bobby ward rot looking, and
-Or would return to his }elate comfort
ed and, reassured,
e dinner 17ae a su eess, It tsould
e beets .;'atlier strange if it, had, rag
een, erng the, 1>aians and prone
spent upon ;t and Morgan `Portae, wiera
Lura had retired to the ba,3c?in'.n� apart
meat, which teats teams.' dicidett from. tb
thein
t ria, 3
Ia by ;r cur%a.ira, and aFae} tar-
nished
nished as to drawing -wont. exPrefised hi
On the Far
t Management of the Bair)? Itfel�d..
ft has ilecoure Ali t#:s.,c!xn s'zt.l
sone dairyrtzen, treat tic best r'c-
t slats are obtained onl with the
�` best breeds f •-ri , Buti
o ,kA raA`,'+S, SA C
Cess with such animals implies also
t
themanagement; M..
� best. zua.aa,.,cmenAt tar:d� n+�t.
e'vrry beginner is capable b f the
� �, ar � r at, e o
skillful handling , e esar,z.a t•
A
high -bred cons, The higher we get
in the scale oz animal al lifea the more
d >a�: e the rneclaaAAisau be.
'ral- -5 and tee greater the need o€
G, dnatn i4 the bunian agency which
Ontrels tSmVa lit 4ii5 ve . e t s. a
It ts.
'ng time -before a baby can care
day rt> eli a,s well as can a 'bronco
ee tat one day old. .9, -bronco colt
stand • s' , : s i
lIc"an_ ewer. ':mto.e simple k.ar,ak l._p
rid abuse than can a colt from a
i; .z.
:i?11 k4 zti'nuea, lov�,ly and bewitching than She bad t ..,
b tiz°dzMdier whetherv qac>u3', �a �n the. fid'., uighr he had seen. leer. As Tie-
said, a co d fore lze d n uez' was excellent, and fir,
ci;na aui,la Me?' he raid, 10(a5�ing; ratted ,?ata: •;z o; ' r a ,
n F , A £lra p .a, clnt:Inning. host, Tito
whit .>oy a ,.n e,agerrae# s, his, evta re,40.ng, Went into 't. d :
sant+,ever, oar the beautiful 4,,,0 iseside hiwz ae ran ng•a•com, and the dt ,
1.11's*re n'It mine reo4; they Wel tea latttzb ober her. droll:big an every note oast•tfacttou and s
h T rate`, thin tl t
F e
a n res. l!a4 d ,
friend C m r t4
tat en awfully el o to o
f1R oudf�a � 1
R
. true 1;:aura aI e and edea
S•ce sot rooms at PFzztc�"�r. �katesadurze, td y' �, 5�z:d �at�tt�t,
a,
., , , .. t t% ,Fept ik.*e(1 0. e T _ „� �arNcaauon :eF? 1aWaa ste,. ,.
insrd Uall'zt "re r tsetse $�11za',Yrrak, c4.14 . 4n ‘cv9'.Y` nou: .,
lard
r
I
� nrd fora ! �S d
+ .. '4a0.rt'+e a4 eI'
P PC
soz', leaning ltes: li&axle u a 1 In
u a .
p
!?sty ntl
�;4t4sRen; !
z� D � deer ><ras
eta aatat aslaeRlkita�` do � Mae, sort vowel l �, • � �r fe s, yotl esident.y
to
y car
1r. Morgan " $ao ^13e, a cz'laatte 3iea unci there Laura got lip.4134. �rt+nt,. behzzad' Asa e'' a
nt a n have zlraaSe if f t
S
0.
,.S r. hattl4�
i'lttp
of whislaY', .1fte tens 3 C az rArar, ? a 'meat
Trevor, ave as ,g�entus..for -kart;, lade of titans. T
T o to4ked yup at her with ante naw ..
.., yea dot^ a care no irta_tate vdatt,
small quantity of water,,
Tve lawardness scarcely to he eaf . l?loodQlnot ^eves, a.aAQ laza #larch ltpa xtrasart. That ,, -. _ ,,
l with the intent es r you * Think
frac drew on the meant -di
tt p es. Ron- �lxirlt lt°fi #ace year t3ainr'1? of it Y'onn,elf?"
+.+.=r' 7di:{A$ when It dO:alte�ci ° +!
sa�r.
xxlneeted
Maitre
ri`od a hand. he let the .,n,
an `more e : n4, • 'her. ..jam.:- said F30?iA3'a n'fQdCEii .;,
$ S
raft, Xer,.: ln, I see! ,G r a
, anis your cook c rte
the tattle, acrd Ata kale mansion
o a4Ay'S rF6erst F in the middle
,speeds sxaa almost aanot ee& gen Thorne exelaaaped.
3 c'r. 3 1
la ttAa lF i e, b
+r , she ^B res herself
Oh - This is really toa. . "4az't � h e n rd i .R
'.ilc�sv CiAtatafiy +a� mei- exclaimed idoxgttaa cordon Meta. l was hetivnd ..case, Ssina
r ,. ',aye # RPraise, What
i'zrtamaae, Fcarglte a'tte top ��z` xa.rut'� I'Yn It . e a It tle ward. Te4tze. yaaaR Ial�'�"" halt. xrxaaA to lds; ,e _. n
Join n ....,. 4 Ti• filled his glass a v
shall he deinghted,. r�y deur Tisane -lea- naarely, ,Conte and loin us, for
ligltte',ad, Duret von really be going? 1:alt, I aro' tissues each ether to deat.,..
',veil," the halnniest bents come to ,a datleh:. Jlobby he+sitancd. ,'le had rant
LaIlra� asetat oat into the . small hail ztuYvtre tlAatt 110 Fsnatld Itot nlaAy c
the a e�. but he sea:, a+vnsc
i'at rade rA reels '~ t4
rk o t light cravat:
put
overcoats.
het oa rays • coliseums
c
,te ' r �.
l i 4
6 ,Q „e
�.'hRa, found evrlAt+.cl,fficmlt with Rai, and:.. � lr 'enough salt far ,z.$a,€r arm
he helped with, ,' ,.,a.e, trent,
zs
�„ ll httAt Y+t lli F, ,4Ratt$l Sa-„�...: _
Ttc ax: c .7,T t r unR a:
,'a ,cr- .se' u
I:r a- o' murmur
a. you rIa 4uo
' Vara,
•,'QLt '1•I r' .3�,n, hand. they n.,
"Then Yon ttate'
ca 4=c La a etc
,t e
t tae' #? r hamar fan >z tats drat
'Kkl. Tier rr's-with the ( teau e1aaCer, "MI
hh a
Nf..
�.a , for the gc+aia3. My cteiF Deane. I drink ;a>
al FM hie glove. Treses. Be is net?.
renting himself. Tt is alae 3say of boas'
nt
Trevor sh4sei, the decanter �•oeag zul
leery, and 'flabby tilled ! gl;asa. and dean&
1+1Y-.. 'LClI•gttnR'Thorpe,
..
e �t r
�lt t gR s �,ses+a ligl►ted,
Tax�rAra, will not obtget to such e8gan a
lnn'a�, gee exe'R.r
Wane.'" iCeaaas�~¢ell 31or' tai
hota sti$l eon], ag4ln
3CS-•yes. indeed
ax$k bep eo good an "tea
got outside, audit
.trrx upon. lite heated
Sltrhad f
ciastaer' .ar^
Saito
11e
,9ka(t
z} . tA.c felt �; vb gTa. t
c¢�ane from. some webs tteT pak S l li 1a>ly. pl4y;mg
wbieT. a be..,* Upl rrr8t, zt a rear riS#h bra 4lln:tt tan4:17 little '” 1r*'' g
a.et tare is 1 ,. Well; tlr� rain
.lxx:+Kyes tired T'oi�tae'+l !tree 4 czueen; ;�eat'gart. rate �a�rsc as«� $4�Y lragb�° � �anod the
!Rl
fit ea. a "Wit pla,, for lase. it I<tr', 3E1e4ntl ,44ted ,1w4th
people," 'he eater" to Traver. ;Rsatlt lilies,"" 14:n t ATPrgaau `szorpe. e`reatla t&u
Impiesm,Trevor growled trontd�ralatttent�>lj, and ' ititttt"+ar TOO
Med- hhy. a's lie seated, iatmsell' oz the tttlget (emcees,
^. 1iert nary well: k%tt aldol. tsitlt e1,'�nsfizx Ther tra*Ia#
and llathh #,
and ga e¢1 1tse.
d the laxed,
!icier sari!
t.
!bake; �opk:a .olaaed front
ext ra,caan. L: ura. se's.
CAft begun tta a> iah
gage " icir`pe s ir'n'isea
llls . e tt ata
`tn, lAentttidtAl
b 1a1t
starArlardrbrecd trotting mare or a
1.
1, i gZr c ass. +drawee animal, but 'tkt
ventilatiort without Feat is a• con-
sumer of feed," The range of tem-
perature in the barn should be kept
between 40 and tea degrees F. In
summer the shade.$ should be pulled
down, lest the well -lighted barn be-
come too warm, They will also
keep out the flies, It is well to have
gunny -.sacks hung in the doorway;
so that, as far as the cow forces her.
wad through, the flies will be brush-
ed orf her back.
Nowhere on the farm is clear -Ili,
nes more d,esa•€adake than in titles
dairy n <b Stalls 1.
la l� azn, Sra and ca f ns
a;, .s pe_
should be kept free from Alth and.
moisture. Plenty of bedding. should
' he used ata i andpens
11 times aa the
el out
.l_
can cd t • a•a
e r� ec
of b
pen zs trot a- large one, it should be
clewed outevery da T theut-
tern it is wen to use common slack-
ed rime, or 1vco:l fishes, AS an ab-
sorbent
Cows should not be kept in
ice- use ''k• h e o
ice -house, , � 4S pen x a dlrti�eo"
A star!;, damp and dirty place is
r Tfavorable to the' growth o bac-
which may attack. the health
r
1
'bare
Animals. P1eattM' of sidn3tXht
brenaei. will never 'ba'w e thea ;great !
ke, s edry and k"d' e-
e ,. b tac ll.
thebar
l�ria
est -t � e
P �.
a ostandard-
nor
the f B
tt
i Aek^tEi,
will 3z gr�c,w large enough when kept in the barn
he owner of rhe drafter. .n p
power ~,ynoA¢dcl lee �drrArlted daily, area only
a; o ArtA native co~;t° c,•aaa i t4nd4 the i falling
r..t,mw keep ta_ d5�fd and hair front _aIc_trg
alae "& pails tut: #� keep tide.
pores ire skin open. This makes
CraSr relax e t a fellable, and it
4 repeated Tread:t
dl ne to ;add to the r41111 -
,,,.
l tf tyle esw :tall' to her product -
U Play roe atnyt11iva It ii
itela tInp canPsneaaer4 ,aced woe pl
+nzA,e thate 'to the sty omp;auituezt
it tav�ay.. tattasrtnaie. ,3,t irltarvat d.stanr'€A arrarvrd.ttee tl.
its4 et ti talziaut �slteA zoom. atrrsnyting eons) a tw ''la1+u Traver sit
t ear lota.rirtg'
Ver a>, lashes' faatal:dont patter, 4,a ribby moved adv
4 again l4sa would come to tlta[ +f 5teargatt nkor'7eea
It on at the !Alms with a lit . and r taratUread 'nate.
c up r t v rt .:aAAd if aaA ens irtuktut. ttttlas=; .ttite'ar'ap tIt4i wa res t
More llar'
a
of doing ,g/Ta.
!Bait's her ldi+ipel'iur
. raable 1512
vztr4hk tle
ad, therefore. that, ly
rin . depends as lunch f#Y1
care
and Mall agenient
P. E' I'aP C £is liasia3A the
:r£ `i!), t t4r:lllrgenae t ere,
f<tsou gitelr tree air,st dam.
tp� hem a` n�. )' bo yrs �a4&}a ljc,t in
�nra k " ve te^" eje r ee of a ,a
the e''nttf.pnt 4 the ani-
'a 1tl$na 'Aly bestowed. I
enstrted traderq
aag then If'
at'd$,dlitfl'l"mt Aei t@k
tlfe«lli eSlh'
atld llke t a'h flat
Mill e treim»aL fi tlas
f tliturlll«
aAt'"i Asa File"' d
tuinef tl tailAlo #.0 iat�
�tlal -
al
tlbee
aald abuse than
dlnil`� vow capable
and they latter
lrlerciai value
1dllrgs awl
"yo?t
$fit #* tela' yo
energ
sa11
gct, !aro
Thorpe .a�
Vey watt not 8tltagA ea
tia.ett` w re BAAttgdM flabr9;
,warn ids t`4rdwg
ax iantre sr>na hhiatA;.
ugh: of he mg whale'
r; au4 t4 ta
call at Vrt t
Thorpe bUlt. iptt, bo fl
a I t lambing' ,ola MY lying. n t litettattlg het and Timmy Went,
re-., 11UN ittt.iti: 4111d be• 41:d not tdrsh ea fresl, Fmk',
v dear Deane; he sae, witb a 't quently.; not 4,V411 when the divtne LaOrresis rever,
F,taae. ..na I thought I wolf rmile grew more tender and her vette.; state t,t, its( -rt
ad at,t; rat Di) go dO ma. lc t:h WO n more soft kktid thrilling whim she ZOOkedt '', ,
'la! ho thonld he delightt'd..ind; alai stroke or blip. i /*recce pia n and ri,
gave visitor a chair.
band& Ita Morn %'i al 32 interest and adtuirti• VI dinner.
Nr. organ Thorpe looked round awl ell‘ourtat ta‘o si:a44.ktli.rnitrforlialgrtivwitaitlil 41Stdrill"Ttir 14'it tir lir been 0
vel
tion, as st be bad never esten R before. i It was his first dintier•party; and tor Ion the ,T.,ippe nt. ROOM, and on t
hem my dear Dome.' he said. ° Your ausixiery and exritement. lest everytbingl " "el . 1."°°th at Thirve(1(41 all'a 415u
friend Matt be a man a 23 ied t-tste as rnal , 410a/d mit be right, anti the entertain -int, certain pkieeii on then uPP
'Gaunt.' said Bobby. ''Lord flaunt. idatta to hiln,
ni...,0 3 splendid follow. ana z,wiltuy goi,,,r.1 no "mut lows thiovinw over the m ,poRsttlit' 1110, tne iotate ..tru.r soot
clue. I'm half ;Artemis! or amtenting tie, I and dik,d bie pook with nuummentr14,y1' "Ildert4 k(N Pr(35"tS of a smut" "a'
0 frer and living in tble sPlentler. WS :.erdering e, moat milvii tumid not lurvo,,, w °11.21".."' at other Ptatlag•
alai we see a great deal of him. lie hi: 'I Alan have to have some help, air,"' -1 i 4 at .0
doing woltdorS for ale Plat'e. rehtlihitng. I taw Faid; ttor petb„,ps pa batter get same,' amount net"( et eo cons.ract , le
1 he colt ages and setting up schools, and t of the thfcrif tram Fortnum Ss Mason. It ss 11,0r -ft- ehietrie plant. together with
al,l,Atiliv,apilsaayrj;vottpeilmIgo..-am knotord?. sa,4 .2,1womill'ft. ilAtt-ramtellpi more. and ib°Y.11 t'qro i „aux; ilia ry WItrks, lint'll as 14)ek‘,4. etc.!
ttreresa Therpe. 'es -,,,er, .., married ...Nu than - 'aid Pobbe eheerfully and 'um fkir the ereetion of the trans -
Imo'. im,„„e„tly, -And rill'it better get, a man , toi,i,shm sy,stem for distributing the
Morgan Thorpe nodded. and l.(ttited ' on the inoreng of the dinner he rear.; electrieity.
ound the roam; and Bobby follewmg his ranged the moms, shifting and reehift,i It- appears from the at cussion in
3e, said, with a little blush: i,ag the furniture that it einutid an al.1.2 ,., .,, .,, r .0 i , .„ 1 ,
1 tope Alr..i. Dalton. ;f she will be . t -.he # ...: advantage
i as TO dine here, wilt Nile the dered a huge basket, of flow"ere aud. Or." f(tr the
the bill for the finwers then. more than. l' ,., this policy the Government )5
any utiles% afterward 'Made Bobby's hitiri actnateci by a belief that, in the
stand on end -and he set a great huneh , eat..e, of large waterpower under -
en hit,- dressing table beside the fever.,
haeked bruslee and corabe he had ,,,pur-t takings at least, the p_co, ple _will _be,
chased for Laura'n we: also he wised . better served by the State than 1,-),
another, but smaller posy. beside her, a,
°Vie" a at home he drark beer: but roil more. many prOjeets which, owing
this occasion, he ordered ,.ome ef the
expensive wines on the wine merchant e .. ..
n1")7:' to the risks involved, would not in -
'net, and procured cigare of the eholeeet vitt plivate investment, may, ne-
brand. Irc was very Particular about the vertheless. he profitably under -
coffee which Fortnum (I: 31ason were To ' ' -
send iced at the precise moment it would taker' by tlie Government.
be required. ill the upper Weser project the
Concerning the cost of the affair he did
not trOnble himself, seeing that everybody
wae willing and more tban willing th give
him credit; and haying dressed himself
-wIth, extraordinary ease, he surveyed the
It
Ilnlahlr r;ai betareto voice. " Wbnh" t me' ,R
u tt T as "My dear
a 1i1 }a +re4 l^) aus tr he aapni ,r t1
zrtch. dun StOS ae fr€c+ Rsent. . e a Ittnscre'r arae;,..
nci ante! T asst --ab. ran Tan net P.-bu>5 obey
t•"
nig-these ur'tlers, 1otet lea a=ngr'y rsi
�ttarf'•
Trerar--bis fax•a asssa floated
eta t`er• i eyes hd+,aaadsbot--tae tet tzrtaat lam lid
i., dam a
�xrrluxt her hair,
"Don't ;-don't -tax rue+ 'too
atartely. "ear I; tiba'n't
7." t+aaAl to �trel 'Rae *Pined 41 l sag;,,
Walde dal"; mad the; next ime tart tate +,s
n: rrnnrt" . at Flabby ally a'athetic.,
R }(JII•,r; mite n in her dta eyes.
lo lee
ri
"hza its th il.eaa
euavc+es us bone y kda the
b, «ttttdt Bobby. an dee ga.3in
sc"8a« learn of 'retvereign
11 blanvx if anal Vs tie
ants laoate+, with hid
?ca ttaaehe: and the
cone horliraling' dr;
tve in
g When Ise was workbag ailb
rammer. /Minify spent, neallY
wifia ar4 Trevor; ,and
He learned to platy wadi
it games foto Innovent than tsat' Vt.9-01
Drink a. fairly tamp, ttuantity of r'
Pr
klieg up
tat
tat er
tbe
i„ Laura wall be sure VI actin:are it,"
vett Itr. Morgan Thorpe. 'These etehinge,
and broncos, end fur rugs are all in her
waY, for. as 1 dare say yea noticed, MY
dear fellow. she is artistie to her finger
tips. But TM not sure that she will (tome.
She le quits a home bird, and rarely goes
anywhere; hait of this ana .(try certain,
that if she wefe to make ail exception, it
wotild in your favor; for, betateen you
and -me, nay dear Deane, 1 must tell you
that you made quite a favorable impres-
sion last night upon tny dear girl."
Bobby colored to the rents of his hair,
'By the way,' continued Mr. Morgan
Thorpe, ".1 Think it would be, as well, per-
haps, not to tell her that those rooms are
' net your own; she is so vary particular,
and she might object to conae. In fact,
11 I were you, I shouldn't mention it 20
Bobby scarcely saw any reason for this
concealment, hut he nodded in assent,
and was fait of rahniration of Mrs. Dal-
ton's delicacy.
They went down te the club, and there
met Trev-or. and the three men went into
the billiard -room; and Bobby took his
first lesson with all the eagerness of a
They dined together at a restaurant, and
31r. Morgan Thorpe insisted upon paying
for the banquet, mach, apparently, to
sullen curiosity and 'suspicion.
From the theatre, ...which followed. they
went to a little' club where Mr. 'Morgan
'1'horpe said they could get some decent
grilled hones.
• It ,was a very different club to the
Orient, and neither so large nor.so quiet.
Government expects to realize 2
per cent. on its investment -within
a short time after the plant has
table glittering -with Gaunt's plate al:a been placed in operation. 'This le-
silITr and the costly orchids, with a feel- „yel of return having been attained
ing not quite of satisfaction. but, at any •
expenditures will be made for the
improvement of the plant and ser-
vIc'e'The new enactment 'consists of
401 sections. It covers the wbole
field of the use, maintenance, and.
improvement of inland bodies of
water, both running ancl still, and
deals as well with. flood protection
by dikes along -the Baltic coast:
rate, cheerful anxiety.
flow his heart heat and the color rose
to hie. handsome face -when he beard the
bell ring -and Mr. 3fergan Thorpe's soft
voice. , Stifling his nervousness. he went
forward to meet his guests .and otatunter•
ed his welcome. Be could scarcely believe
that she was really here in his (that is,
Lard',Giatant'S) room, until he felt the soft
pressure of her gloved hand, and heard
her musical .voice rimimuring:
. "Are we late?" Then she looked round.
you are quite a sybarite!" .
Bobby in his .neri-ousness vvas about to
blurt ',out in "fergetfaluess of 'Morgan
A- Plano. we§ aming'' 311 -Ona ,of r• the roem, rS, I not °.his;' hut M-orgau' Thorpe frowned at
and a- gentleman ,li° as singing a DOPtu ar rani. warniney, ar4 'Bobby stammered%
dit.ty, and ,there yras a. g-ctotl. deal. of laugh- "Not -not worthy of your presence -•Mrs.
tor, excetiting in ;one oorner. where somb ',Dalton!.
Inen were gathered round a green table .
`Bow nicely you said, that" .she, mur-
.A.9 he called for chat-III:ague. Mr. Agor- She looked at the bttneh of orchids in her
gau Thorpe (.17:pladned someavhati apolo- llama, hila Taiccd them caressingly to her
geticallY. til.a.t 11.0 ,rerelY visited- tle <411'1., red lips. "And these 1 found on the dress.
bat 1:14ai..,.,ir ly.p. %capital place to look in inf., table. Were they meant for me? I
......,..e ,tveninii A1 1.9r 41 l'f'W In,n- appropriated them, you seg.' '
extended.to 'ome hour 5.0. and -with chaw, , Bo,,,, '''''ttv!lagi, Tnth.p..sride and pleasure.
t-vtgue and ordt'qrettes Leh-1JY hat a . re- i 9.'lleti iKey.sat down ., dinner, .411 -ti -49>
. TrNbrkahlY''go45c1' tone .0 f it, Ay ha wen ,,, gAIT Thorpe praised the soup add the
.:. 1.101no. in 01113 of the small houra, with a i hook. ---end the ,n,ino deserved all his praise
. fLushed cheek and a hot bead, be felt that I if a w ag as good as the price, was high -
"be 'was 'seeing JI-fei" and th'-'re- Is 1.1°thIn } a nri prai sed rt,he red, null et, and praised
.,,,,,,4.-n-, „Sol -tering, to youth than ,-thici Oen,- ! the entree w.hich the 'well-tra,ined waiter,
viction. . 1 11 and ed round with, -the gravity and noise•
, lie 'met °'.,,f. -r. 3forgen Thorpe nearly e,,,e-rY lessneG of a 'd.unal retainer.
dav at° ,the Orien ti a nd in a daY or tw9 i _Dobb7 -wag nervous at starting, and, like
tia.rd tz an TOLT`109 .11.t1 On U110 urecieue 00- i tte . , t•F6. hat, a,.., ;the dinner -0, Boy--"lf ,you please, farher.S.sent
easipu ,- lie' and• T,revor . 'were the ' only 00sos, clinller, fir'lee-3Ue-d and m`z,rgan the ladder 'hack 1•COt 'e borrered.
- '''I tbought you were never coming boyish candor and spirit, ll'e allowed the 'aye at rePalted ,,:qt oncT, ` 'eos , -
ofne looked,' i f that were possible, 'more and his tongue wag,ging. .
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belt "tats Fashionable.
'he fashion, for wearing felt, hats
for summer outings is so deep set
ed that it is difficult if-
.t,nalt tea toll the alae..
ferenee this year ,between summer.
AcA ,. zrd -
Ty r x
these st>
a s�, £ early aA.n. One
model which ranks. itself e t with kte
t ' bats of early fall is made of grey
felt, n,odeded on stiff,tailines.
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l
The round a_d '
r A crown 4a0� a .
As
r banded 'with
_# arA d A>Glt
a three=inch fol of grey suede, ,,
little tl ,A'ker tl h . had piped .
,. a, na the ....: pzl,, eu' on
eaekl side "'raids a soul of deep I in�lec
silk.
Sugar
Fo Presenting
t
e Lawrence Gc $etPB,. Gra.
sstaaatj 'b the bag, '�'otz get:
tb41t ego tt pure a ,F,
untouched. fatta`
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l? atFa batAd from
Re trety to . VIM I3f ka& 0,
fat;
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Straw
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An attractive hat
a ne .a,i
girl is m of `t
,rte white
simple rounded -_.
an ztl z• crown, • r '
l'r. A de � 9ta5, eA
. , waded
-oWsRg brim. t .. bei c
asThehat T� � . r ltT'`
itla; . wide,
r. le
� ale bo fringed
. t _
Ar<thing made of white taffeta silk.
right t A
On the x �lrt side �f the last; a
hunch of meg is half hidden in the
wide fall melting.
g
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mu& it
1 , It is i11
1At dell
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aGtton and -clever
iupleat^ bright
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tag, wire +�ntt st'
i1d around
ttoan bakttin
ads s}igga
ly if tw2
are fastened u n -
Violet beads nay to
if the rounds are,,
of t3aem ,are
'MO teq.,4114
hear
ing
Ott
4.iga is,
ondiness
tents Of c
di
them against winter
un e
he hot ot summer, Warm,
d ventilated stables
high rat: of pro -
salutary barn should
ur to six. square feet
e for emit cow kep
r kept in the stalls
n it is not unreas-
little
uld
amble to say 1.1 the b.
in.
be light enough
Good ventilation is essen but
"t should he so arranged that the
s shall not be exposed to a
draught. "'Vane `warmth without
utilation is conducive to disease,
1
tet
Otli
lines
A coat
ially
WANTED
Ar.,,, sLin414, tmovIttinical. 'work,
V dolt All pat -
tarifa furnished, PoisitIvely
prices paid promptly by the week or Month. No canvassing or Polling ---our tray.
ciliate sell the goods and the field ls unlimIted for our work. 11 yeti vvant cleat!,
Pleasant work the year 'round for wbolo.or spare tint°, write no a,nd 'we Will 1/Ond
you contract, and the prices we pay.
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For a farmers sit 0,
a county road, or a
railroad bridge,
can be depOnded'upon to make concrete that will, last for gen-
erations.—There only one grade—the best that science and slad can make.
The label on every hag is your guarantee
'of satiefaciiont.
Therc is a Canada Cement dealer in your neighborhood—Ifyfru rtot know him, ask us for his me.
ki it
the
and
apart
ade it
nt
pi might,
It eonld be Lie 011180111; (.11:11t:
. dark material* or of poegeo,
te other <htst-colored material
n a, 'With regulath tn. Japanese lei -
2 sleeves, lined with some
bright <Tolor, and with a 'Modified
Sapanese sash about the. IYAitit.. The
clots which were made in the bot-
tf the sleeves, woeld make ea -
ions resting places for slippers,
a s, handkerchiefs, vanity bag and
he other knicknacks of the evening
tosi Gravity.
A young naafi just returnecisfrom
college was out cycling one day
when suddenly he came to a steep
hill. While descending he lost con.
trol of the machine, and two men
came and found him lying on the
ground, When asked what was the'
matter, he replied ; came
down that incline 'with the greatest
veloeity and lost my central grav-
ity, and was precipdtared
the hard macadamized road.''
'Gana, leave alonei" said one
Be Terrible.
They had been talk.in'g- as they
walked. She had remarked path-
etically :—"Oh, it must be terrible
to a man rejected by -woman
'Indeed it must t" was his response.
Then, after a while, with. sympath-
etic ingenicmsness, she exclaimed!
'It doesn't seem. that I could
have the heart to do it." 4nd thMIIIN
came a silence betweeii them as he'
-thought it over.
When a Man begins to shout hi.s
virtues from, the housetop his
' neighbors- pi'oceed ',sit up aid
take, unfavorable notice.
J.Ienry Peek ---"Do ,,you think you
make a good Portrait of my
friend, I Can make it so lifelike
youl] jump ev'ei.y time you' see
Smith remarked that a certain
person in. the 'music al wO rid -led a
plied' his ifriencl,- "the,,,,witele tenor
of .his