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See knew that for him life would you exteemely valuable. You must;
,b141' 0 itl'APaP-t4 thiti gidevanee /Min yotari
'selfish, Fresponsibde thihg velnith, in. Mind, at 'lost dismiss you.re4-
the past ho had ealled life He was ment over it,„ and titon pluee yenirself
elec-ady''beginning to taste of that at the disposril of year country% The
wine 0:t. cOmPensa.tion provided; for way iS SO clear that it cannot be i;nis-
tiMe who eaes ilit\eligh the valley of uncledstood." -
sorrow. • "That is w1t I had. Letien thinking,
°in ..,vour ease,' she said, "the of," he said. "_;ist least that pent about
course is simple. It is just a case of serving nay country, although I 'don't
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.,11- He !gazed for a time; iii -to the street
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whiZe thoughts of bitterness and re-
(Cepyright The Ilarosem 13:oak Co.) .. terige fought for domieetien of his'
tlith„" lie said et len.gth„
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. CHAPTER. XX.-,(Cimet'd.) itself, "De you really carer he seitt..
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'k pleas eriii ail reglity :leave ens-, ‘..;ei, enive,
!" . '' P - 1'-'' - , net a ie..) 0•11----a-n h I "Tben ceuie to nit Tomei 1 telk
Yell e l'ii le 'E ' • ' •I
Dtttant; b, op, ..]; must get ii; eoheet to rae. Talk te mei .1.'S.1k. te ;nee? For
i„itet-e is not tie -Lee -en God's sake tell: to me. I must talk
• Bid, her woman% intuition had gone:to sot:le0/1e:
fet below VIS idle words. "There is She followed him. Inside the room
Pontething -cv-rohg, Daee,^i she aaid,i lie had himself under control again.
Yoe never jeeoltee, like this hetlotee 1 The street lights flooded through the
Tell me what it is. TO., me, Dave;1 'windows, so he did not .press the
not that I want to htiow, for knoes-- switch; ilo motioned heF, the. a °hal;
sake, but Just that 1, --perhaps And then he told ler tnstory, a
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I--c,anhelp," , knew.
„oav,p; was iient for a mmeati! When he had finished she arose and
r-'-att'lling her- She had changed hod walked to one ofthe windowe and
Position. end he could see her face.!StOOCI looking with unseeing eyes upon
SueleenlYit occurred to him thati the street. For the second time in
Hdith Duncan was beautiful. If se:le:Ids life Dave Elden had laid. his heart
Imo, me: quite the ;fine, features 011, aare to her, and again after all these
leene she had a certain seftneee, of years he still talked as friend to
eepressien, a eertaiii mellowness, even[friend• That was it. Slls^ was "linder
tenderness., of lip and eye; a certain' no delusion. Date's eyes were as
wenianty delicacy- t blind to her love as they had been
"Edith," he said, "you're whitee, that night when he had first told her
r'XilY is it that the woman a man loves. of Irene Hardy- And she could not
wiII;and the woman he only tell hint Most of all, , she could not
lkistays true:rt.. ; him now, . Yes she was very
"Ohl" she cried, and he c11 not! Sure 01thr't! If she ;should tell him
guess the deptle4-from which her ere now -if she 311mdd let lihn know -he
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wrung:, should' „ot have, Would turn to het in his grief. He
asked :e'en, Dave," She said. eirmei would. be ;clay in her hands. And
seers,'" I afterwards, he would despise her for
They stood a moment, neither wish-. having taken advantage of Ins hour o
i„g to nice,c away. eyt,„ said you had; weakness. She had waited ail these
stimething must be done at effiCe," she; Yeare, and still she must wait,
reminded him at length. eyes Were upon her form,
eyesir answered. ei have to km si,,,lhouetted against the window. It
Et. 1170.7.7.. " The, rem going to join • occurred to him that in form Edith
11- ,; was very much like Irene. He recalled
wiathe armY!!" I that in those dead past days when
Her hands were again upon him. they used to ride together Edith had
l'But you mustn't, Dave," she pleaded.: reminded him of Irene. yirbeil .„,;he
"No matter -no matter what -you attei,,d silent so meg lie spoke ea -Ain.
rainatn't de that. That is the one thing, erm afraid hayent played -it very
,VOI"C MaSt not do," „. ['heroic part," he said, somewhat
9.!lclith, Toll are not a 1•1111' _ou shameracedIy. "I should have ;buried
don't undeestand. That is theonei in my heart. buried it even
thing,1 must do." ifrom you: perhaps most of alle-Itom
• "BLit you cala 'fight f" Y°111" 00°1-1-, VG 1 shorld have faced the world
try, then, You will only increase ittise
; with a smile, as One -Who rises above
troubles in these troubled thnes. Dowtb the slings and arrows of outrageous
think Pin pleading- for him-, Dave, but fortune. People do that kind of thing
t•Mi-C• et those -who care.' P ' .
He took her hands in Inc an, 1„„,„, I suppose you can't tell from the out -
'them to his shoulders' and. dr;:ew'''I7e'r• side what /nay- be carried' within -
face eloae to Lim Thep, si3eahing; even byiiyour closest :friend. But -Yen
'rule end with each word -by eau °Elvis° nis° Edith- 1. will 'value
whatever you -say?'
1 She trembled -until she thoaglat he
• must see her, and she feared to trust
• I lirE TOR her -voice, but she -could delay a reply
longer.
eriveittions.. rartimes are made -from '
Isnutar*turere ;always cenSider- so 'You are right, Dave," she said at
Ntitr Ia-eg i A . to suit modern 'times length. "You never can tell -what
Staa rim, ft -to /iiit , or -Ide,s2 ana ! other -people are carry-ing; peihaps,
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Oireuises.
trusaa maubtsior ocamphoiry „; even, as Voll. say, your closest friends.
'P t t _ t 7.- - The first thing is to get eta of the
eTa ?sank St. - -, - Ottawa.. c-•'-/1,4 idea that your ,,expetience is nniquel
•i that your lot is ares' than that of
asessirestomessressai 49ther people. It may be different, but
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I NIT ENTION dig '
. , , .. .1t .13 ilet. herder. Yri,:iera yen get that
t. • point of -view you will be able to paiR
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'S.;;ald A,...„,7,11mt.priwagittions wit21*4 is 11.2ra=4;
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-8 "An& when yo.0 -eau pass sane jueg-1--:
hits& "ralimmvProtective"cosivton re4saao';•ment you may see that the evidence
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pgrENT moms 113,13.4te.t„.....,,srits..astr elusive. Why should you take Gm -
HAROLD C. SHIPMAN eg co. I la not:, even at the :worst, very eon-
-- -'-`";A: ward's word in such a matter as
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9. didn't take Oonwrard's -word'.
• That's why 1 Alithet kill him at once.
• It wasn.tt his word -it was the insult
• -the, cut. • But ehe tried to save him,
She threw herself upon me. She would
have taken the :pullet herself rather
1than let it find hint. That was -vs as.
l -that Vas wl-Lar-',
knxivr, Dave." •She had to hold
ill,,,W., Fi7. 1 ;1*.f.,[[;• se_ ...12.0 2 2., I. 1 1 tge ......
1- xxcl-Surx. ire emeda les-, al .T.Cnieerrt ''''S'
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that welled within her,. and would
shape words of endearing.sympathy in.
, her mind, should find utterance he
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" speech. "1 Imew,,, Dave,' she ealC
"The next thin...4r, then, is to maks sure
in your own n'Und whether you ever
Ire:ally loved Irene Hardy."
I He sprtuig to his feet, "Loved
Irene' be eteediaimed and she ever in
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f.roveiuM1-Chepped hande, .d
UPsittbil.h.141l., Makes yocsr al
•I'ON:1'whitel. clear sald sanleetti.;
•Ali ,draggil'ts
la turmoil of' fear and hope,that he forms a hard ball," As the boiling much coating is done ;
weettid approach her. But he pae,ed syrup thickens, the oval of tho twsgl They are !just`the thing'. too, fori
leis own side of the room. IS tnserted for an instant, raised 'to! odd - -earn ICInd0148 !!''''!: baefz hal' Oni
"must I-eforgive?"
"I do not say you mustr she
wered. "I inerely say if you are wise
You will. orgiveness is the balm of
our moral life, by -which we keep the
wounds of the soul from festering and
P°1$°11.1ng the aPint. 1\ivtlinig; Ir been; tow siothful and incompetent
i seems to nm, is so much rrusunder- and seif„ed we bay, ;been, arid
stood as forgiveness. The Popular fear it take a Long War and
Idea is that the wh°2e benefit of ior- sacrifices and tragedies altogether be-
givenes is to the person who is for- yand cull. ;present imeginetion to make
greater lienefit to the person who for-
given' Really' there iS a vrY tis unselfish and, public-spirited and
clean and venemus; it will,„take the
merely escape punishment, but the iiixorous, and efficient; it take
gives. The ote who is forgiven may Istrain end emergency of war to make
one who forgives experiences P6si-, the sting of many defeats to imneee
tea: evespiitriitsmila:xopraty-ispiohni.losBopehli3eylev14naceh, ntiringt ho71.:uritylw.egfieicnher\avitznibie rathmegin.ont,„
rings true under the most critietli worrying a6ent the defeat of Ger_
'tests; -which is absolutely dePendable'
in every emergency. in .
y H our eivilization is better
"Is that Christianity?" he ventured, uthitermatthealyt of n ecl ixersitionuyr waive ilsilizailionwhils,
"It is one side of Christianity. The 'worse than that of Germany we shall
othc-r side is service. If you are will- i be defeated, ultimately -end we shall
ing to forgive and ready to serve deserve to be defeated, But I -rather
don't think you need worry much over I think that neither of, these alterne.-
the details of your creed. Creeds,' tives will he the result. I rather think
after all, are not expressed in words,!that the test of war •will show that
but in lives. When you know how there are elements in German civil -
man lives you know what he believes ization which are better than ours,
--always." land elemeneseln our civilization which
"Suppose I forgive---vehat then?"; are •better than theirs, and that the
"Service. You are needed right; good elements will survive and form
now, Dave -forgive niv frankness--: the basis of a new eivilleation better
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your country, needs you right now. than either...".
'You have the qualities which make I (To he continued.)
think. iny motives. were. as; high as;
you evovild.-inake them. But the war
can't. lett It'll be •all over before I
can take a hand. Cevilizettion nes gone
t(I0' for :for sueh, a thing Ias this ta
last. It. is unbelievable." ^
"I'm not so Sure," she , ats.werecl
gravelyr. "Of -course,- I knew. nothing
,about,,Gerruarey"; int do ;knew some-
thing stbont our own people. I know
how ;selfish and Individualistic , 'and
gordidi and money-gra4bbing We have
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Maple Sugar. Candy. Muslin Shades -
Delicious maple candy or maple Use heaviest grade of unbleached
wax may ;be made any p11nce where musemor brown domestic. if impos-
there is a cold snap with plenty of .sible to buy same width, as window,
newts?' fallen snow, a ean of Pura bheeting may be Used and cut to fit.
Maple syrup .and a /mow/edge of how. AlIow for shrinkage. If you ;hate
they make maple candy -and ‘,.'sugar •worn-out shades, and rollera are in
in the woods. good oi-der, these ma Y be used, other -
One ;thay, there were fully three feet wise new rollers may be bought. In
of MoW. zbanked against our back door. cutting allow about eight inches more
A can of nugae symip was in !,,he teen length of window end one inch
cellar. The knoW-how had been stored for heni on sides; as a hem makes
in nay head for 'thirty years. them more substairtial'and less likely
Mather Nature, as -expressed in the to -wrinkle when being rolled. up and
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R E'S a new the freshness Of fresl-i
pacleage of Sun- fruit.
Maid ,Raisins that you
will -want to try -
dainty, tender,
seeded fruit -meats
packed in tins..
The tin keeps all the
flavor in. No matter
when or where you buy
them, these raisins have_
Sun ars
Especially delicious
in a cake or pie -and
all readY, too.
Try thetn next time
you y raisins See
how good they are.
Mail coupon for free
book of tested Sun -
Maid recipes.
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well than Sim -Maids„ but I
the kind you wait is the kind•g
you know is good. Insist, I
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bread. They cost no more I
than ordinary -raisins. '1
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"Recipes withRaisins."
CITY- PROVINCE
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sugar maple, needs no 'van La, or but- down. •
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ter Or Milk 112.1ordex to .produce candy. The lower end of shade may be,
make -the sau run in the tree, heat use any size scallop you prefer, press- •
She needs nothing but heat; heat to either plain or scalloped. Ii scaLopeci,
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to boil it into ,:p.--yrup, and -heat 'to boil mg clown raw edge of, m and
the syrup still, more until theoandy Enishing. with ball fringe taPei Stitch -
stage has been reached. • •ing same on machine. Unless you are '
I poured a full quart of maple syrup rtn expert on stitching, better baste
into a pan and while it heated, I stei3- fringe to shade before -stitching with
ped outside to prepare nay snow bed Machine.
and get ray candy tester. My 'gait% •A stick' -suell, aa is used at bottom
teen -year -old -son, unaccustomed' to of shades should be placed about six
sugar camps or maple candy maldng; or eight inches abate sealhips. A cas-
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watched eagerly as I -pounded the lug- same width stitched on material
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noway fallen .stow into a compact ir-a3.- ''be rred for this-
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mass ter a tun square yard. of -the Far top of shade make a hem to
pearly drift .- lit close over roller, slip roller in this
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• A. honeystekle vine that had trail&., using one tack at each end of pole.
inches Iona Was -clipped and Inc tip Cast 02 •9;h2ocle .7"ot orcinu7 w3r3dow
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up the porch. 'furnished the "blower," When soiled, she.des may be lean,
or tester. A piece about eighteen dere& They -Must= not he- starched.
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curien unt31 i 'ormed. an oval about is about feat.
one inch long -and lie.it, an 41a across_ T,...........-,zel .?a, ra. tads of any heavy creole;
Apiece of theetsel tied the vine andrtaitr-in er earl -sett elialin '
assured nee of an oval isole that would Shades like these are, of course...4
stay„ put In the stager woods., the substitutions for heater one to come"
tender sap -laden maple -or birch or,, or arc used in kitchens or other,
beech twig Would permit is knot to; rooms where a mair-hift is desiraV;e; '
be tied in. its tip. ' • i For -kitchen withaws theY age ve-i41
The little tester takes the Place 0.6 .geod because ;they can beekelt ciaatil
that. portion of a candy -recipe -which!,, by -1-teeliene tuiehilesses ;fa remove the;
says "drop in water and when it ;Inevitable r.e-eridIge -that arises wherek
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'With,' he said, "there IS no way the laps and a gust of air .biownillath..7, attic, at -ere ,elosetk
''•,4of explaining tlu's. 'hen eau% under- through the slight. 19.1-M ,stretebing:wliere it is het eonvenient so have thei
stand. I knew yon have given Your- across the opening in the twig. When regale -eon shades.
• hseelifortillont*vearylnifixtecli'cf ZarThAtti- art- i,11 'c'elle1TY r_e3.d1-..z° Pall"te41
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them are some thing% you Won't he ° suc'''w, sligat 44-.40-a- through the"; Dye Any G.orent.
awl sholoo d
, eve he tuder,taxtri,, you oarA under.. ; re, an En.me se . • nat •or pery
rfo Fg Syrup°
m a stand just how much 1 loved Irene." •supeablblikl 4',"0"M "91 t' k. '
think ean;1'. -elee ane-ty-ered 'half Diaraond Dve$
e_s of candY
Child's Best Lax -Atha •To? 11,! "keP 'e
Yrour lot w -appeal Beiore t Aim has been, ,
3,savasui. ana enIgAe for aozeh, ezhauataa, This is the rnet..,,,h0dtsse.e,earatele J -,Yee and fo
and I I thhtit can understand But • senneele dieactions in. evert
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•iihat Isn't Why 1 as 1,Itecanse,
±1.007nedigiatIreire a w'r1;14s•-; un You . Atitp. stage.' is: reaen'ied,
lig tn
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iirasYt Vo.efirufaq INS,'
'A 'fittIVSICAt''
;EVIa341.NG
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Copy bar of, nioeie and write in
-the words, :'Corn e to e'llfr Pa'rt;;,-
ttett; 'at eight -thirty, We
Will 3311 be there,'•
Writs name, date of .party ;end
dress .-ref liettee0 eti ilibetither
fold the invitation to,'At a eirenVir
enYclolie, -can: be Made els
lewe: Cut; „circular! Pieties of 'heavy
paper, he,ving dianietet of font-
inchie each, Place eaeb invitatiOn
tweet/ t,we etre:leis: pieteeIe th,e ed
01'. which thoniel then be' petite&
gather. When the pas.te has :dried .
draiw a heavy' lileek line around' . the
edge Orcle-,•tims, you :have -a..
•wheile nof.e; with snl'apient sta•-ace
a'de., the line for, address and . stamp.
,Use corresp;aradence ;ca.-rds for; the;
tally ;cards: " Across -tEe top of each
draw or paste it brie of musice 11-0‘
pla;tie .the nunibers, • ane to ;fifteen;:'
down the side's of .tlit:e card.s. One of'
these, cards, With a small ri'lebotr
titched, „he ' to ea Oa guest.
heiieses or ,/.1;:"."...,,q,Feistarit should'
then play adeseenion parts from:
fifteen .•;eortinoit-„ions. Natura,lly '.:t"...11 •
wonld"..net...f.elest staantos f •"this, hut
rather -halve vela'-raiXed program el"
fantiliar T.Jae stmE dld aangs:'
as "The Oki- 0;aen'Butik.et.," "SuWanee
Itivet;," and "Old th-r..tek ;The" and suchr-
!Iv ell -known co•re.r.-rosi ta',111•S as, "Lead
Xinicliy Light," "Tenlipz ,!on the Old ,
Campground," "John Brown's Body,;'`.
"The Loaf Titvrevor," Handel"s;
1 "Largo," f`Melody "A Pe:eect.
Day," "Over There," "'Smiles," and .
Dvorak's "Ifirmoresqus,. These. Serec7,
tions should be Played in -sUccesSion-
'' to, give' the, guests time to record the
with;but 'moment's wait in-between!
• nanie of the Coinposition on one side'
of the iDaily cart,
• 'As,„ a second contest arrange on a„
•rt.able, the fp:Mowing. articles!: '
A "bar,''Df, ;chocolate. 2. A carie
8. -;Seine,„; thyme from • the garien. .4t;„;
A 41o1;lar bill. 5. Sante linea: drawn on.
a sheet of paper. 6. A lined page Cut
froin a 'ledger. 7: A weighing scale,;'
8. The-letters:D-1-S tied to a piece of •
cord. .9. A 'card mai.ited "Five montha
in' a- Sanatarium." 1-0. One heat. , 11.
A key. 12. An empty:lox- and- an
empty, ;bottle. 13. Two, ;knives. 14.;
The Words, "Two A,partnients." 15.
.b-a,U ! • ;
Ask the ;guests to write, on the re-
Veree ,Sitie of. their tallyeards. the
IlarfleE ;of -these articles, using musical -
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EASY TRICKS
The Changing Ace
No. 17 •'
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• Arrange a pack or cards with the
threabt diationds on top --faces of
cards uppermost ---and the ace of
diamonds- just beneath it. Show the
three -anti declare that you will,
cause it to change its nature and
appearance. •
Put the cards behind ybur back.
„lItter a magiki phrase whicli you
can mike up to suit yourself and
bring out the cards quickly, hold -
lug Your 'finger- over the ends of
the faCEF card as in the illuetretion.
"You.seei' The trey has changed
When DidEens Read.
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terms. are . the ensurers oe
terms':
-when bie1jila4,&&tdie-d, to Ore pub- 1,'Bar. 2. Staff. :?,. Time. 4. Whole,
lige readings, whea. ;befavReemed. face t;P ae!te. 5. Line's,. 6. Ledger lines. .7.'
face.'w4h, trUe Public for ;the first. time,. Seale. 8. Dile-ord. .9. A rest, 10. A .
Pnglasid' w-aal in a -turMoll: ; aVe bans beat_ 11. ey." 12. Spaces. 13. 'Sharps,.
were.packed,and jammed;; enthusiasts 1.4: Flats. ;15. A cb.,oiq. ..
oil/AEA; up the pillars: or ,Crept under • Rist before ;inviting the guests to
hfoTtleitforru'Olitiazi..v'tobe able to bee; the dining-reatn, "i3.:; small scaled en- • '
• their WoVed; DOt: ! TIL til!'e 1:Th1td.4 veIoialS'Ezilnaea, to each person, With;
8tia:tes.,...ki,p;e bitterest whites weather, I the,request that they, are not to he
1344P,le bli4. .iight a!'I0Plg 7:nril4fesIII'3 iir;4 opened until liatar.. Several verses of
elapt rii",frdr.kre,f 42lae. ticket niffi,.9'S• Wal, It- Popular songs should have been writ- 2
' - et -6', brolly:itthimii food. frarn- S'eaT'„b3' ten .and placed: in the envelopes and
restaurants; but the CrilEtt IVRE • be- i after the' guests enter !fhe dining-,
., yond oonti'el. Every hall proved to be i room,' the 11•ost01s. explains that she
tc:o smai!1.;, and finalisy a •Chipleh'Was Ee-lhas arranged a retisical program; mid
, 0-arad in, Brookly.n, .Prena the ,puliiit ; those haviree the 'slime songs -aro -re-
, IE.§ 'read the .adVeritures ,of ;Oliver quested0 II -1, t ;len, as • 1_1,, E• tx..0:..•
•I Twist end the story of .little Nellor quartet -1. This will causb a lot of
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Fame for-lisitii vre,s; not capricious, It 1, ir'. .. !,.t- .1-1. ' ,,,t. •,. ,.. !-, .
icriiine_i , as •-,,e- ....nl...o„.s are eetet
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5:ub je. ilt of 1,r,„ aniazin.
hataa ilad'Ik:'-au...1074t - '! ' netural '' ';',nf a-Op:my - .alt GheSgew ' Dui-
, ;„ , • force.of habit.. ' , ' •;.'
Ncr.s.s-hiiig star itact Shines -to-nigyt, •,..ke; professor of science, Lord BielYin
Do not smile "on- me, - • • ;could .use long words In such •formid-
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1..-o;olt you toward- 6I0D10 14.me10,- child; able array ast.to' paralyze the a:YE...rage '
Nilto In the dark niaY bc;• " laymian; hilt' the 1;1'11'64'0W sindent is
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, madt6 of sterner stuff.' . ,
Bluebird, slog not at my door, •Duning a coUrst of lectures; on mag-- :
; But be yen ;swiftly flown.• ' • neitiam he ;Onoe defined air ideal mag -
'Po where; perhaps; same Iiitille 0111.1d net, •;,.a ••,,Fin. i4finkt,w lot.g,, tillaltaiy.
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1 stile e sits 'alone
sato e ace,
There will be S• strom of protest.
EVeryOne Will think that you have
changed the trey to tho ace by the
simple methoti of hiding the, end
spots with• your lingers. Pre.tend
to taisuuderstana their protests ma.--
ti.1 everyone Is certain that you
have been caught napping. Then
MOT. your fillgore atiti shoW that
„: tile card ,really is the ace.
'Ile By That time, everyone w'M have
. forgotten' th.at an the moment the
IIOW -qckage
eards were behind your back r011
had aniple opportunity to Slip the
ton carel--ahe trey ----into the pack,
exposing the ace.
- by the. men of tile northern sugar.' - -
iota en'aPs*
34,3„...e you neve. Irriowo of krve „be_ Call res ouid he taleme aramatilate y to eYe'ing Is gliamniee‘ti D'alasa/4:
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nined to liatell ; e
pre,.„..a snow ..)rDeseven
i atipoured - • 1-n011 thlirve deeed
pa
°'No2 Other impulses may be, but over the surface thiny, Itn
hardens !bra" c4 taci;are".'"°°; rat* thi•• tvla with
not love. ,.:N•tove e.an rlo• torn ro..ahnest-insi.antly, aiell
in a., trooment ivasts,'ecats:'.; `t*ere`telv!"stookioge,cf7ier‘s rie"I' 1* a. ;SCraP
blineateft, 3g
t',1E•tisetivergte1r11
htAs•tt 4,3,,,et:17n
1-4.' toat,10,---! may be lifted ann. 'broken into pieces' cire'Pe'lee.'. 11"0- '°;97'
4:")
irent ,iovr
you
; :ief, desired size by 7 _ come like nakt Af,11:':43 313'. tA•O'
Listent
e novel eesei knife harol;;:r. "Yk.' 8; dreeegiet wheithm- ,the sa'atiettnal "
1 Ile resie ilex an ..te -onmar-1
'Love heareth 0.11 things, - , -" - it is -113.M.1, contuse, or mixed Foods. -
a c A W1Attli tiy-e.ts wool or niece or weeettiler
eth all. thino, hoptith. ell things, ,en -1 °.„ 31.1 a 0'45•3 ;a3rIplatted)II:1" Dr&S tavrer streak, .tepot.,
--talazpoi; Vaithe-not all those haVe visited; the sugar
amot11;ali fhinxsit •, cia44.10 •candy. Oxily, fh,d,o, or rim, • 4.
'flla.u'Nt:61'174;astVisttent g25it° "8151118 ill • *?la'i '1];'51.113.gTal" woods to them, can linagii _lei git,:veIii_,..„4, by traity,lon. the! think_ or
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ntici,' ,a"al'ilcitieritil!) iii,.tals a',.,"...,..., tf fla 1 tililtre,t4"."%ctighv01131cot41414 151 Ilt:1,,, ar.olee, ,.1et_ t,..1,:r..,,, ,the -'hi:-tiregrt C",an eat it; Irsely. 1; th.aii„,zt- 4 -f -"=TY aelrliveeta° ,pwittretiltioilteitt. Sz:f.eiv.er
ilide ttonliKih 1$ itOtrooltv t°14*" I* 3,0,a toluzi thrOngh a ille-i'1.440; L , ,i4ti 1 , .,„, tjj a, thwas,, t tattom,,, "Look pleas-
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1' 144 lEtktd 144814 ft°411 Sala Mem'. Toni 1414 l'ir ieel t trotarr the napkins tWeeee :ne„te...,, „.o ase
Atm y4,4 a 'oW10-•fg * Illbra"4t41.4q.* 4. - ' led olio and ono -1 ye,„-/ ecutli tat /watt otb--' ''''''.• ,; -----L 4'ci -
Mitt Sllitki '' .' - it 0 iteatir tco Odin* ;A, tr. e; ii$ sei- ars
ViN),Odi; or who a-ee when thet sure to Suaceett.
" fir ow s-'sorte. visits them ,to men, ,a,,‘,0 not toultrn.;`,. 'tope,
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lt!t;' e":4* '".er ;et ' ;; tio; of ,iapariese- crepO .ttriondiii,"fialfixtiltelY hette,.t.:,thall, that-
tlita"';641;441*44"1"11.: "alg *Ith'Ith°11-1; kll':!Nt'ItukS" • lt !.'n;;[t."'s4;;°;.e!! !"lit! roze !the *00.; 1--a-k -
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Readlidat berries red in June
s
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pour 1614C0 to grOW,
• For'fts,nr sinnie lonely attne child
May emptybantled go, ;
'•• - clutter.
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'Aftor Every Meal
Chew your food,
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Wit I 0,,LEY78 16,
fifigerstiOu.
•,,.31 a 'SQ ,keepS
• the' teeth' elesin;,'
breath sUredit'
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iinifoim and unitiorinly and;longi-
tadhiittIly niagalatized Atari"- and 'Vint •
misguided; students. Vootterohaly cheep .
NI 'which canted- tbe Irener‘ble
fesior ;be Say: ; '
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Thhc
qe-,611,1t,1-0.1,„ was niade and cheer-
ed With the usual reirldmand teequemt,
,
by due tau_ legtbre&.• OnLie, near
conoluaion however the Ls,tudelit
not cheer, but Lord n. protarp ir
1 l'IRVIltd 001 '"Sliencel." ;IS before.
toa 1•440. „-, .1*ito"ieei
'titkild. '4111';, eatte4;:atlutie ; ; , • •
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neipent i-eiattre.
Ding, ttong, &ink, ding dons.- • ;
• The peal „of „hells annezinced the ina-
uktuen,ce ole „wedding at tee etrur!..h.
'114.kle batitqlteg talc h1:1(1eZroollh
1110 •bost man, eliab ;the Us/lois; were in
eldaio, conference &Yet t.ble gtita'a.dist.
'Von unaltiratiinti," veld the best, alfnil,
"t'Ni meet; the, 8;sete,t8 wliae they. cm.11,4
111., atd 140/1,;;III,14P. th0V,IITC i`ViOadP '
010 'bride or '030
°Alla tAtel wl,,tt!'"!" oted.. tiao 1%,stri
11;;110r,• ' •
"Why, you the. tYlerule , Of the
trIN0 011 040 Ria0 11',0,;), 01601'4,11 and !
the friends tor 'the Iiii/log-raona on ilasn-
other, it* &be otistoni,"!
"I can't Ste the uso of that," sr..1.-ti ohne
of the 1`1411,6ms. take akisS
con annuii,t.'" • •••
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