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JE. T. HANOI:
NOTARYVC..PT,1°'' C°Ni1111.*
ANGER, FliNANCIAL 1.41AL
EST...4.10 AND FIRS INSUR,.•
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" DR, SCI)1,1.ABH' ,
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Office in Dr.. ti•attli?s oldstand .
tfn Stroet,, Bay,field.
Tice Hours: 1 to 6 anti -7 to 9 p.m.
Phone No, 21 'ell ,024.
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Surgeonsid .Toronto •Ilniversity.)
DentalSurgeon ,
ae office 1iour at hayfield in old
ost Office Building, Monday,. Wed:.
esdaye FridaY''and Saturday ',from 1
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HARI:XS B. 11ALE,
• conveyancer, Notary
Coniraissiener,
„JA1i leSTAllEI,,NSLIRANDE1
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Issuer ef-lilarriagCleicents.Str
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RON STkiNT, CLINTON
GEflliGE ELLIOTT .
teemed' A uitioner far tho County
-•`, of Ilium), '
.lorrespencleneti •pioniptly aniswered.
• Immediate arraiigefilents can hn
made for ..Saleit Date" nt
News -Record, Clintonor // •
calling Phone 203. •' ; ,
"Largos moderato and atitisfactioig
gliarantood. ' •
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Trains rwill:rail-lye:lit. ep,int r PM. C1J ou Stet ion, . as ,foIlowii' ;.,
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Pat-tit:0 desiri g 10 floctipsurano
'iTIOTS1itieti Ehcr buginEes hho
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y, of Aho aupliti..uttitas ,ttt.ithsemse"ii" ke„
th'eit respeetlV� 3QZ erfic4: .
puted '.y the. dlesctee v010o.
...ttarost the scone. _
t1;11<iTON''T ONTAIZIti.
Forms Mt su0scriPtibu-42,00Per:your,:.
ittlAtii&) to tanattiaa. addiosetit,;;
$2,50 to' the '11,0.'
ataibtrie. , No PtiPtr
tatil all oprealivere.:Vahl. uniotts.44.
"aP0aa :01.11fileher,
ote ta-Wkfrb•eYerY'
, pafd lo denoied on the
late1-14,1ielept civet.
titetnents, 0 cents , per, nonpareil
bnc -fur' iirst IMO:Alen raid 5eopia
per lino for cach subsequent inset -
al 1 a dv tis'riaCritg not .
7*;&ce-ed`'-andineli, - such tA "LWOW
``StraYed." or "Stolen," etc:, bitgartz
td oleo tor 36 cents, and ca.nitlitilag`ii-;
(meet insertion 15 etats,
tinif0ati�ct6 Onteii1 for,,
on must, as a 'guarantee - of good
Lith, be WeemlIPtur4etr Ily tho:n..6
,o writer., • -„
G4,E. HALL, -
_ CLAIM, •
'Halltor,e '
.ed
PropriPlea,
Destiny',
Pat Mitrolly ,11.NO a groat favorite to
woTkg, no Master would
onetimeS Stop and traek A joke with
Ono day the begs mot Pat,
emojethig, Patl" ho geld. `I hear
'Wadi S--tived tite Wtshing
Vhel7 Were("P'retty Shoes, and the
m e0W)10`.1104 Melldpd all four llnixl1
verY, neatly, 100 Wry tuclted 'thorn
into' hm, Dae,careffiltyj for they we're
wif,hini, Shoes: lautki'therefore very
yaluable• marveloils things happened
when people put them . She smiled
at the thought how 'pletised ber for
litIlo fairykins would fbe to ggi% 'them
The,ratrY town and ElfinYille Stage
was 4he'?it,; to start on, -its return tat):
The fttiry climbed into the Yaeant. seat
an,d, stfraed eolnfettublY. There
were four o'ther, pa ssengeys ; you'll ger
fairy a good..natuyeel dwarf, a.
i''')VY ,,Jan'd a trowy400ltiTig bird.
She noticed. that all.wereIn good spir-
its eieei)t {be cr"o9q.looldng bird, who
,shp dalteed rifeerllPe
fetindl.goine bluets taitt'M
P collar; then' site 040
boaf from ncar-by,lip
to the other fairy to'3:14
'She scented 'much ,
thing, The others ;privately
:that it, boutdthee fir he.i.,t0,;t4,1O'e
the wiehing shoes out her bag stod
gui thenl; Soiite Just
dwarf hi0;M'il!O mihd to 'pay so
bho7stig`e.ested that ,theY iifl
eliipla oU,Iiho 'efone and difiee the
Sleinidink tianre;
„ITO •00nfilltnienn 'were anne.yed with
J -)Pt ,sinee the &Add Pilnkr'ortfo-
t@illg' gls to 0 with trh4r44,;OW03)1'eY'
itOloipte'd 'her :s,gsion.
13;6y. ,794.61t. ubeil stOae',.
ucl there 'they danced US
eIdd so'sn'ijai '4*,e., 090?1. thjSr
11 forgot ,that they were ere'ip,>- and
can to sing, and then' St1,04,*
daily no- stone at 'All,`-'ga-v'e" a. Wren.
hat name near the, agixinis11,,
ed-seenviattY tnthe'.-kround. The fairy
ad ,efit'tlirti to ilan:'ding
f,the sleeping .ttirtlel had 'been
Sleep So 'lank that the 4nass 'had
rown over hin?,`:and.`he Itiolced 'like
rY
haei. tuitde; the . dis c overf 'while, she, 'WA S
rubbing" away the -tear,'
The olid `turtle .i:Yas aitonIshe'd 'an&
Sornewhat,,efrencledeaS•being aWalcened
and , began at once to ran away. At
leag,t he went .hurryinge . as 'fast as
he .could:- TO be Sure; it was not very
fast, but the .ground • was t•ough and
the ,fairy 'people- ha'd all, they . could
40 to kee'IS froin'fallhig.:oli,. Presently
'mite, a big Waelt fur collar and
.griAiteblefl. every time the coach . went a
over sone, ,
•
Now the _first law fairyland reads, r
"You must not grtunblV," and "Ullti0111-
X041)51,10 b.e"gin to haPPen .the
minute: anyine.breaks .that ittw; . The ,h
othei,','Auissengersbegged ther cross. e
companion to step, but he kept,right,
On'. Sure enough, in a iew moments g
oihing hilt a' great rock, The fai
;the stfige 'began to slow aewn; it n
humped and' rattled and at length
'cubic to a.,deadnetop. Then, worst of
alit, it fell to Pieces. The 'Wheels of
water lily leaves rolled away; the
grasshopper engine gave a jump and
disappeared altogether; the driver
vanished with ihe rest. The coach
had been niade from an empty bird's,
nest, and all at once the passengers
found themselves dreadfully tangled
up with sticks and st-ring. No one tvas,
hurt, bet they were all 0 long way
from )20ine;' and.- t.he autloak, was ‘diS-
couraging. The bad-tentitered pas-
senger hopped 1./p• into. the nearest
Iran and went to sleeP ;. it Ted plainly
his intention to fly.home by himself
05 SOOTI. ' Ise' had 'rested, whieh
phowed that. he we's .seilish as well as
cross,grained.ind, `crabbed.. The 'ethers.
pieked themselves up and found a.
singoth brownstone whei.e, they could
st ancl talk things °Ver.
""How very ferturtate that I thought
to 'bring this basket Of luncheon," said
the elf. I
The fairy sighed. ' "There are four
pairs of wishing shoes j.31. 415.5
Ekie Said, "`bin they are for my four,
ejtidldren. 01 cearse •they woild haip
u. out, but, 'aS eVerYone knows, it
spoils Wishing shoes g if anyone tor. I
whom they are net intended wears
they set up, it Wail of'desr.c.:r. for they
realized all at once that the turtle was
going entirely in the wrong direction.
The Mere noise the fairy foga made
the 1aster thumped and. btimped
"There is 'no use in trying to put
on the wishing shoes notiv:/"gasped tho
fairy, "But if every one of you '*111
hall mousy still' I Will.try to persuade
the turtle to etop."
Then the fairy leaned ever and said
snmething very softly in turtle Inn -
nage, and sure enough. the turtle
storiped .at once. • ` . •
They an serarubled down in, a great
hurry and shideltind abd polith thingS
to the turile; thel'eVimrubbed ofr.the
sbreds of, 31105.5 001t hung frdm his
sides. The faixy'teld him all that, had
Veen 'hafipVning in -the forest
he was ,ti aing- his lang -nalt She- alio
told him abont .her thildrere.s wiching
• ,At„that the 11311.d in the tree, gave a' Being •good-natua•ed at heart,. he let
croak. "Wear 'em an 9" h (
ywa , e said. them el.irnb on his back again abd
The younger fairy stitrened. "We'll then he. stal;ted _Mr •once More; this:
do 'nothing of 'the sort," she said time "in the, right direction. • Ile had
Sharply. slept so long, ho eves-,' that whole'
'Of course We will not," chimed in forests of baby ;pine trees,had g.,rfievn
the elf. Up', and he was not sure of the way;
Sti 'tbat seitie4 the matter. 't,h4 caa dwarf •had to, Move tip and git
•The .old tlyVarl,satesilent 102- long -where he coilti give him directions.
•three."-A-4.9ast .he -spolea.`. there is 13ut it NV/1S a vi,ronclerful ride, a.n
ly tryfti--* a :ale 'I onc.6.116akti,'.' he cehipmunke; came inntifug-,to see Ibe
nitised,;‘,therr somewhere' near- this7"strange' tight. The "sulky Passenger'
spot, there'iSert huge turtle Who craWl. in the tree waked,as - the nuitle'went
_pa. into eg,,cobl- plaCe and fell asleep Past. • He did not, of course, deserve
and' never has kenternbered to wake ,up. , place, bat his' former conipartionS`
We ean •find him', we Might coax ino-iied Up and made rOom fir him He
him to 'carry us honie.".. seemed really 'softened" by their. 'kind-
.
'TIM rest el`,the CoMpany, neecte,d no nes-s. '
f irther hint. •Theysiipped down from That might, after the fairyltins" had
the smooth ,stondand.iscanmered round ,put on their shoes and wished. one
'the woods, 'peering_ into every crack wish.apiece, their Mother 'p-tif them' tiu
'and 'cranny thattley could find. They bed in Mai' big pink tulips and told'
sneceeded only in waking several very 'them all about her adventuues• and
sleepy field irtjce who had neverso 'how funnY the ,old.turttle-hait looked,
'InAka's'heatd 'Pf. the -turIle. But stilIrT.he little fairies boblmil np•Mul -down
'the confpany-kePt On-hUraffig, ' the`riod,ding tulips,and clapped%hefr
The:fairy 'with 'the: ;ensiling shoes hands. '
S.ayt-,t1 behind to, take .-eare'brr. tte I "Tell. therbegged. "what' it \via
lancheoi.. As she sat wondering. whit that you said to the titrtle to make.
Sbotiftl say,te „her any-' him stop." •
• "Guess,", Said the fairY.
• They all guessed, but ea -oh one
guessed a different thing, and all of
thern Were wrong. • • .;
"1\1015,' go to .sleep,". said the fairy;
"In the in,orning,you may ,guess shale
el e Nyasa -nag, shoes .should spoi:led
at tear 'relled- ;down. her Cheek ancl
splashed en the sltone beSide her.
NoW,„tears,. are 'a griat disgrace in
fairyland,: and she hurriedly pulled
ent-her ;kerchief '`-to .nioP the 'tear tip.;
As she ,aubli4esiiebegant:8, stoile.,.. the
Itkrder, ,the Mere' eheerfttl
s'fite* her -smile. ,By the time the Others
cathe•biA; ;hot- and!. tired, the ton a
t11.1 ; and- the
fairY was 7laiighin.g; • '
are ',yet.- so 'joyful?' they
asked. For their o-wn part they felt.
very doleful. -
3301 the children • *veld net keep
quiet. "Oh, ten us now,' t ey
°No," laughed the fairy. "Go to
sleep!"
The smallest got up on his knees
in the nubile ef his tulip. ' 'Please,"
he begged.
His mother kissed hint. -"There cm
:Thlt the gaY fainy .onlY smiled'all have gnessed it," she whisneved. "•It
the more, While her companions were was.---please—Youth's Companion.
; latE DAVSWORK
ALONG:TUE MAIRNE
tay Pierre Mille
Translated by
Wihhiaii L. McPherson
:Pero Didat, the gardener, was busy
irparing, .at the' bottom of the vege-
table garden, a seceet storage place
_Or hi3 . potatoes- He, made a bed of
ehalky, 'reek .s.:...,ainst• the garden Wall,
ta'Atl'the '1)ZiaTee8 .it; and .topped
off with anether layer:Gt. sten e,
, 'Iddlte, like . 5,, pile of waste ma-
terial "the niasons,'.' thottglit Di.
dat. "it is innocent Mid regeoctable."
• „ He rubbed -eh -is •thands.witir. satisfde-
thou. At that imenent his -wife called.
tP him from ;the,other Mid ef
closure,' PresehtlY site apPeared. She
had her hands in, tate :pockets, ot her
Mize . apron, But _She' was. b.urrYing
diem; 'on her 'massive logg as fast ' as
hir weight it'd thittY Years' of rliew,
• „. •
matisan permitted,
"1-)Idutt:!,sho, cried, "hurry upl They
are' oohing agair0
.The .gardener showed more 111 Mum..
or .that gear. In the -eight days Since
'the Oerrrians`'bad 'been marching to.
,
wax e "had become used to
latoiy yoll'ye taken quite fancy itelY Vigite, 01, 1301'0j:or's villa,
o" the 0116," .377,11Ch he hut oililllge Of, annie
sniggered, •
y045r fate yet?"
er's
hi th,e`epoh country', On a rocky spur
two -Reeking' the Marne. Prom the
front of the hong() au avenue oS lin-
della leads te .tho main,highway. The
rear services "of the Odiman army had
ado ne Use of the property, The feW,
men who- emild be lodged in the villa
woUld, be too far away from the. vil
lag -es in Whieh "the mint of the troops
were quartered. Bet each time a de
taehment passea by and saw across
the trees the ,tilod roof, the lightning
rod, surmonnted by a weather ,cock,
the reseecolored brick chinineya, trim-
med with white stone—all suggesting
a. well-to-do henie—it stopped and
came to, pay a' eall, ,
Didat had been afflicted half n
dozen times with sueli undesirable
guestS. The Germans rang, tho bell at
the grilled gate with assur-'
,arice. Then they asked -It tr" '
wine cellar wicZ. Four 'or dye bottles'
por.man was RCA tab much for- then),
and they drank brandy out of Chant.
pagno glasses. ".Afterward„ they be-
gan their PerquitMns. 17t7hat always
astonished Pero:Did/It Wai 'their al.
most, total ignorance 40 .1.11.e. value a
the' 'objects they selected., tindoubtod.
by this villa had•boon neglected by the
experts, who, before the war? had pre-
pared 11.sts of 'the furniture, pictures
and antiques .WhIch it would be idyls-
abie to transport acro,ss the Rhine..
Oely once :011.ot:heel. out out of its
frame a Canvas of mediocre value` and
gave to his orderly to oarrY off. The
silverware, the wearing apparel aban-
doned hy the Owners and the, iron's&
linen •Wel'd thi3 S9eCial• PreY of thc0e
helmeted robbers. 'irkt they over/leek-
el nearly all the lades which Mine,
)1orquler had left 'in the clogiotg, Qu
the ahem hand, the servants' rem's
had- ifeen emptied dean, Rore the sot -
diets recogniued `What they were 118•ea
41 'seeing, and adiniting, They cbilld
Meal what they; apPreciated Most,
riAyi$ C,ONSUMED. .1,1-M
'09LIDEN
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-1,1iaa.
Pore Dhlat 'shrugged .1730 ; u,ppoge "1
How ajaany are tfiere?". he asked h10'
"wife. • • ' . • ' •,je :e • 1,, ,
: `saw r. one,?, ,she, answered. 111'1 311,63118": .6111v! tile ,c7.
They ,went back to the house. This •
P't41: will f'ollaw, 316:416"it. '0;;;;(t11:'11e:3;;'
„
ti100 the 'ben didn't ring. The gate ei.,;„,„ will ,
oot isiso
yielded to the blow from the butt of e. ti:4:817s:ei15111:
taniShed, almost:Scend I'
snualtet: D,Idat.exclaimed, as- (1:°:).:61.,:,ayv.owiitll ta;:170,2„1:
44 -, dllrtain,
"Why, th-Cl. ro enree`thl: inetnetets ., the . temptation, -became
There wasein fact>, only one 0.erman stronger 'encl.:he- :reiturtied 'Li Alto kit -
at the: gate,' -Ami: tiO'oto ; the Whole ehenetd..get,the-linife:' pntelt
-length Ofetlie linden, avenue •as.:fan ag -down Sg.am,oe..eh. time. aia.,,d.,went.hack`
the ,Main road no, citifer could he seen:. -to the vegeta:hie , The wil'Oe
The arriVarwas a -Ponteranian,,ein niglit'llaSS.,:thas. When the dawn
`a frightfully sof:106'505n :uniform; car- came, he- -wiped pane r big 'drelis-ef • cold
.rying, on his baelt, besides • 1118 sweat' froniehlObro1 and went up -tee
knapsack another hit 'bee ,of .1PrenOh awaken -Wotan it
picked ,up ' no. detibt, oar. Some- , The latter '111-adV ""tdilet-
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battlefield.' It was, craipmed "teethe .BorqUier's comb', k.'herguter'g
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bursting point ` with: things :they coult hrush -and what remained -•ot r3eT-
riot see.- quierts perfumery. But fire, ,WaSi in 0:
notiee: at 'the tine that heriy. Hene,leliger seemed to: .1).6.
sst-
the Soldier had striPped 'Off lift{ Tqgin his ease. ' '• • • •
mental nuMber... ,eheelre• were hid- 1..'.:ook," he said to Pero:Bidat. "Leek.
taeo yitoOk'o'gielyto be4rd;, out el the window. -Do-- Yen :see; any -
reddish and stifii bear e*. :
'Hit, lutridS. were, covered With 'dirt;_en` 'There was nobody. in .siglt. But
tIrIel''`Altit.' whitish streaks .sitoired- aliont 6e7eloelt the 'shrill,f3S121-iti fifeg
Where his,:fingernails had, touched, the was tai, 4111466 distance. • The'
' . an 'air ef , eh 14 man,chang ed. color, e The ,seund '.ot, the
„and Alefianee. He .) &eked , .a ifies "gcoW,..merti kih,y
'arnied with ,eterift_e. ?And that WAS .1.:fde 'ci4mhip...reaine vieW oteihe high roadlvhet he ,
-Was.'-irgier ' Tlie`nian'erenched 'under.,:thje 'windoW, •
•
'the said. :"Sente:, "..2tA titoy e'otetifg.?" he asked. ''"Are
thing to drink." , • ; :they ,C,oining ?", , • •
'Pere Ditlat'' shrugged hie shoulders- They..were 'coming. Sincethat Wag
once more eineeted that:, ,,` ; :the ieng:tentl 'Fifteen 'Ore*entY in
...Then be took the Oermaii clown into .-fantYSTnlen",
the cellar. . '` • ' :ant, " out` to *.e%'• Merifirig.drink, 1
"Champagne!" the manShonted, , 'the -Villa. 'Pte. 'Man' for' 'tile
The`re'•ISii,..t. any: *03,13,", the garden-. dressing rdont himSelf
la
el-'rexphained. "The ether Goriimas' patting, a,,tiger otelfis-,f.1.1pe.'c
drank if .a1)..up..'",,, -a;yr
The rucrued trintp:•lookedlilisappOint- The .G.efitian 41'etitenlene•*OSO 0 mon.-
o ale. 'Hee tvasfa.:-:'`g-ernaan `liei:itenan:t;
-pea:14010g ?" riy,tiat,4gkeito,c1. like all;,•the *Wet Gernian iteiRenaiistil., :9
Theesoldier the:neck 'af..a•bOt- 116. asked-tesee Wingeo-ell'ate.ag
fl
tle and .found,the wine too weak. , ;thii others.did.- lint In, hisAurn•Pefe .e,r;
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"Burgandyl" he ordered, Didat•pnt Wagon' to his-IIIPS.
Terb Didat finally' disceverea, „am, ,./1413 movement he•ma tt• was purely .10
bUrguntlet.'' The,aoldier,seleoted three :instinctive. .The seoutiblrej. who had,
bottles, to which he .`addefl task of .browbeaten hiin and. `ribbed hint 'dida't jai
.ben,e,diotine, ' ;seem le want to have -his, preg•ence re.
'Carryethem upst'airs!?.he said. • Therefbrehe felt :he' ought 10 c
. 'Coming out, of the ;cellar ..tho .two ,Xo'veal • The 'tine upatairs .t
01.041 met' mine,..DR14, , eount" „any.. more . „1058 thah the .0
Driimm'," the 'del' man: called got,' :Others. .,Bu0. that wasifed reason ••WilrY• n
'41.e:.atett4ed pie.bottioo over, her.: ?lee' 4110, aldn't:.PaY.,,for the :1-fasdeedli ef tl
"A 'geed dinner—,-sohk, ,orneiette, mut- the otherii'.;!.. Didat, letl'the /16nant
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LOSS C y
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1,ViOrtgetkEt'ICOMp4"1116 State
""-;•:-Iilkiik4ff.are's
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'IP1'941*'C't1P104
dellars ,were inyested
-i/prite4 S,tat'e,<P1-4reiq luWcitern
qiin.ada tow' indieative
0' the intereet'and'aimreCiatiou across
international hOr4en el the Da-
n1,4nri3OVe,` rich area lying west of the
0.,rcat! 171hthluereasing know-
ledge:Off:the ,Cariadian West which per.
tqrce. ,breed.o.. beundlese faith, hs tis
I s,camenese :and a,sgareduese of its`
I' greater ',Presnerity In Ute fOture, lbas
' ;protaaiitt.itrid „widespread chit-
Yeldt,19k.ithdelhts territerY offers One
oi ;Ole pe.gt`IiP$61bad oitiWtei f'.6Y:the
fiknadp,•t 'so-toge fora: eoulation
forM this .11as taken lute
been .fito, farm mortgagee Years.'of ex -
'Alert efi CO, ng (Piroirea:
'neA' 4,411`in1P7'agnclhiliO4fInT44.SY`.ite,
'Vegted`ilit thhii,,,main4erelia4he' OPeild1a71
Stitek'efreinatli,"eit'eeprefimis
'a714`*,1;tia'411,01,1ti.,e4ner,,Of 4jVliestintnite
Or'`frOUPOrgoniletrisitget.44.1iiseterritory..
in 'queghtin. 1..e.i0e 2/either. •metba de; of
Placing ; their seViiigat, seen*, ethe-
bet pres-'
4nitty.4,(1 integrity' a toAfisa.:-.&,,w6t:,-
1 Jo-dn-q-ugequitintetwith' the gittia-
1,fonAt, May peSSIbWatiggigi itself. that'
itefar'nt: nioi.tgarge , .atneintitcatiin, ,1
,itigfeenrlty 'and' ..lientikent calamity.
iniped,det, 'and 'p;fg,[1-41,'',11-,:iff::.6.(3..
suP" a
a little refloctfm Will prove the eked
reverse., 17,7•hilSt it' -501C11014e'lg150.1y
1.1.T.C5; eigable tG otter Mimi the.' pureui
o farzning, eVen on the cheap' lande.d,
Weseern avithout I certain:,
monetary- xes,eprces, it; camiet.be de'
Med . that' littaciiede" '
haye'.the-iniaiiniinteeof ,finanelarebaCke
When,. theyr2,111eletin honiesteads. and
,roakeeit• beginning: ...They. natarallYedci
st.!1.4411.,:'M.ogrdss,-. as. 'theem,,ivito.
nfence with gtleater oP7eit'01..and
firgt years flo liOT Show it grealdal 02
prat. But .the time edineer when '
the• fa•rm fully-proVed and tewnede
and ageuXed-i`defizidte inceine, and the
Owner_ 'ge-els Justified eia, adding the
etinigramit,tec,esearY to cenduct it In
the; niciSC efficient -manner -And also to
,
Provide a ;..ruore comfortable heme for
`. • ' ' '
MeihOds of Securing Credlt.. ,
'eThe arrival eof-Auch a stage' 'fie-
qnenlhy
ii.ip.ineft:rmatingEn..174) ei:ettriece:s.. utxthie.
adVisibility and, dasjobility ;of linarl•
bing;Earecognized, • thotigh.
lia;'the,.inethods of effecting thi,g May
t,,d.olf;f:eldratuntaoino3neye; ,..cacesee-inbanpltts
Vinsees have arre'tiked'fo`r crette
"' in "htherg the Same .`iihject 'IS;
aeh'ieved ,by the tormerik, cbroperwtbire7"
Y. ',A:nether systein thefarrit
through Which ,theefaiinet. MaY.
eC61V6---nitniei ;bit :tkroi407•tter;
1.!:tc:101"111-;oeth-abiaterYouTel:21;•)1,;rxil'i°4.b'
He regards the interest he pays not
fecegsailly as a barden,but
.io
asell
xint: el It:fot 01 lty to- t,ittl,hiypral,:e,.,:ttl d.4.teg:h;11 its1":ieynip t an.:i1.1:nierine:,pcia:se.
reiluetien. , '
who, oPerate inneetions wle,ere the
oat Of prodtietion' is. least -in pronto.-
itht to the value ,of the Crops pro-
iiieeitet&iriP'llthde.41piartlithdieale' 0t3.1;ar'Clati 9-e_ffiooPlp`eT-
teen...pet pi.oducttti,e farreing`is Whte'i'e
61;i:he:Acrid is the cleanest ' This" Is
156 eit..th.re Which makes the Western
itritadlin farm mortgage ,so attractitto
0 InVeSters.
;Maitteage, companeos ;state that lass
impoSsiblo in dealing
ith :Western Canadian farms, Land
Mos. In- Canada are centinually in.
Lest year the average price
'land ..over the boinition rose to 45
er acre from, $46 tate Year before,
hilst in 1916 the value Was only 635;
11441041S the:eecurity 1:111 the inert,
ago, So far froin being:denticiablend,
g 10- 1054 en ,P steady trend upwards,
e-seeerest basis an investinent could
-ten, eyeal; !bedie.,,;haM; sweets.--eplenty, find 'Seine Men, withilixelfbayenetiip
utf, Iedon't 'got, Av good, din; toithe door -of the dregsing roam
ne-r, Vilesaoot you.' 0.130hau,'F.11b p.ohrteclmaOermaine
go J,t140,..iigh :the house,' 81',Ow-
ibe,everythingl",, , , ,,arts-wer gime. ,:, ,they ,Itrekerinto.4110
„ He ;Seelied genuinely 'annoyed that ,,r06111,,,,:-The:Petnersaiart.,,,wielhere'ai.oa,
tife: Silverware hall dleappeared. In' hm knees, ,wItIth1s:handsletItled,.'.t
.tit-e•dining room- ,priefir Mose, , ,12 exPlai,u'epiearly.
etirMer •Iiraeltbt'a 1whialie big -`11retleceS.-_, What ...happeiled,'" since; herminlerSto41-410 •
stirs ,ehad..,left.:belii`,1u1 ,So littleAeratan, ,Thi,'hnews• only:Vtat
were .serewed `t104,fe the -14B. kle. they :'''Opene'd•' 'the 'Seldier's bit eg
eipened.his,kit liag,to put thern jeSteo. that,. they teolt out of It 110 opiwoK
and `the gardener c.aught,alliMese of bracketse.the.,ailvar senp:ladle.indethp
it silver soup ladle,. some Silver Cups, billiard balls, anebthat.tho lienieUent,
O gold bracelet,: even' three' 'hil. -with a leok of disgusiketok a, whiff .-et
Hard.. halls, -booty -Irma previnus' ex- th,e poinera,nlaWs, scented loelts: and
Peditiens, , • 'pointed with- his .finger at the bottle:4
"Shirts,”: Ile said ;I "draWer6, Ltibins's, nOW.emptY, deplorably enap.
. Then lie laid ,h3z51;and on- the ,gar- thea'e,"' •
, , . „
.den'er's..glaoplder. '• • .1 The .116ntellan't hurled an, artler .to is
To. the average investor, conten
that hiS money is safe against loss,
there is a less =Oriel ',side to the In-
stment Ile has the gratification of
owing that his savings are working
'such good end. The prosperitY of
e world is dependent npon tho agri.
Rural Industry, and in addition to
paying a regillar and handseme in-
terest, the capital invested Is aiding
some farmer' to. Increase his produc-
then of the crops the world Is -very
much in need of,
y.
Hut all 'these had been '-taken. I -Ie, ()Meer etruck the seldier twice to
became furious, and ;seized- Pero Didat and gave hins a ltiolt, „Thom he issued th
by `the throat. , mote.eDfdat, hearing ret,..u,]epolieltingtanilia. `cTuliffee0B,Saa (.111;icial:SiaStekiZ9ead
t fittcae, ran,a,nd got .one of, her hus,
band's shirts., 10 ,order to -,gut 11 on, d'o*13. the•btaighs. Pere Didat f9llo1ed
'The aoldler ,entered 54.../Dercinler's, wlint 17.791.1.41 Jlalinon• 1s saw:
dressing Tooth and, diScotered thore eanntderapilliolla,ti
a ;bath tub and a kektiag apParatus,
babiii" he cried. 1'1/e0)t the 50000 5110e1C Pere P1441,'5,
Vt8:1,0?—.410Teid" - ' ,n5,1we's a little', re•entereqe
pore,pidat bad to heat the water house, much :excited; and toceild, the'
for him and rith hlin ,dews when Ile Iiententint in. the
came out 00 the tllb• Naked,..klgantle, n'4'.8`Sheeeat,;:dalwtofile,a
lis hilO 54n4 P6ne
covered a bottle of, tierfulne and a secDidEit -
t° prOwled about •tife room. Ho, aitisi,t know at first just uruy);
inetie dick: Mdni5hbalS the ``cesinetic "no individual Pillages he Pill°,
into hie hideous beard and poured 'the
perfumery bottle on his heath
Then' hi-
He "drink the three bottles of bur.,
gundy, "1-10 dranit'the ilAsk of benedle.
tine, and when he had. -finigliett it he
asked for something. moie. They pre.
(laced. a bottle of brandy and to 'drank
it. Dat the more he drank the more
melancholy' he became. His dePrea- Electrl°111Y ,VV'und Plock
elan inereased In iiroportion 'Io
drinikariness. ,seleeted 1/.. Bar- An eleetrically wOund chick for ugo
quier's bedreent to Sle,ep in, But .he tiNtirplaties, and balloons has recently
Msleted thiat'Didat-elitruad put it mat- body, devolonect,-atid tested by the 17.11.
tregg atreess the doorway and sleep Bureau of Standards. It consists
there. The gardener did sentry 451 y- priMarily of a watch movement with
natil he hoard the soildter Snore, Thell an eleotrical winding' attachment oper-
he lett big pest ank went deft ince hted.from a:three-eel), ,s1x4Volt storage
Ibe His heart wile With rag0 'Will a
gat"117 battery, '
'80/100 of 1111711.1114tIon, DefororWlleae ,Mie, pollion.. to the-PTilloiPal a the
-
detachments,' fifteen to twenty men, atheol atterided !by' her •ctlry,ggrter:
had invaded the holise. and pillaged' it. "Deai" /10Oh•IIS
What Couid he do a,gainet isa10531Y? Ine."that.RaSt term idle 'was obliged to
But this ono,,,thie tr0MP,-th11.1nsolent Stlidy'Volgar lritetboos4, "Please do not
brute,. this highway .robberl. In the let this 'happen 'again; If 'my ehild
kitchen his .e1q41 `fell eat" the knife introt,.Study fractions, let theta be aS
'Which he need' to 'elaughtor 14s5 ' refined -as '
withent ercierS, If; yea Pillage on your
oWn acconnt you ar-e shot.":„ '•
"Wherminon he inserted the point of
lin Sward in .be drawer. of aeiittle
'Cabinet Which had . been ,fett Ricked,
Pried it open and topic out .two orithree
miniatures, which were not witbout
value. $011`iroh1i51
,
Most Sensitive Part,
t is a mistake to 'suppose that, the
of the tongue Is . the most--sonSi-
veopi ja4tInegf btliiieliableddyi;ailT8,11001rEtney,ngcatgheedr
'Stances that 17eqUire .a. -very high
greo of smoothness, invariably use
theek-bone.as their touchstone for
ecting any roughness.,
ir5411- eve s
What ha
et home yait,e1
Star Snlosuieil.
you nutY bo $ol
Jwit hnewer 511
Year? Then g
without oat
Memnon; X t
Vreo EmploYnt
1111COAS 551 WI
$10 000
and Tbozo A,mazIng
Storion of SoonOon
ton., 00 in
1$5
tgAllanre01 050 i ii50157
Natorial
Conn