HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance, 1923-02-08, Page 2•
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BY ROB
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(00;priert The lt,llussota 11Tooll;
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Pro,,R (0:011V51.) said Conv'artl, with all las. accustow
43:0•P,' ye. replled, "if ed. 'suavity: In truth, Convard, hay
111 &,
tho w0rIting 41g. somel'arat recuvere161 11-sulu,
LW whitch propose& to &:i fri'ght, waS in rather good spirt
lis
meats,eIvitivabloit :tal Things had Letter than he illad
tc.,a.it mini retain enll tilio.ze, dared to hope. Eiden was eliminated,
if are juiE.'ciflatti!r.., by that te,st, why for the rent att any rate,
w
emlid 1—orr at.,,yone else--ight? as the time to win Iru
ene.. Not just
he fter-thoi.rglub, P°1-'1"llaPat. hut soon, 'when tire
Nytrat a
.bout t
;hat ,princiip1e. of forgiVe, shock of her inteinrtilited +passion turn-
' ed lrer to him for ;oorhpaelen.ship.;
1;ut*,it, fight," she answered,i elle Stood before flas.hed; and
cliseause, viratin
it is. the Itaw that ;\,sre ballot bg, and; with flasihing eyes.
g.6irt; because it .1,s ,ouly by..±Aghti.ng "You're kring, Con:ward'," she said,
dl
thrt we can justify the for 'eill'eratstr• "Firyou st lied to him
Tfanci). we fight. If vre. hold or prilia; and: now you aie 'to me, There can be
elples a•S being, not 'worth figlit„ixig oahen. ex,planation. Wihere. is tbat
• im new aivinzaltiori throw thesei ,said I Would know what to
• Prta•rilViss.ia he ith Ana . that, ''-u° tR;;
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the question of forgive-. "I have #," said Conward, partly
oes F'orgivenciss, in fact, 'tl'oeS not; curried off,his feet by her vlalence. "1
renlor into the. comoideration at algi. lceeP; it you are a' littbe mere
we must fiat, riot because we hate reasonable, and, pm
erhaps, a little ore
Germany, but rat.,.cause we love eentatin res1Pect1111-"
piinciples which Gormarry ehdea,vil "Irene," said' 1\lre. Hardy', sharp17;
;ito ;overtirnow. The impulse must' "what we:17 that to speak to. Kr.
he Tare, nut ' Late. " • '• Coriward? You areouhead
',ye ;al 'your hea',
• Sl -;,,e bad trirr..vd,, and faced him -while- chiild. • such, a scene, Mn.. Conw!and,
typtolue, and he felit Sileh a '8ee'lle ray 'cil;°11geThat '• • e."1
1.runoher! I always knew it Woud
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av,flay by the earz„.„:
ea,;tneez, ,aata fetvor of her argt.tmeiTt.- come out soma time. It le !breeding
1./Vhat 'a wonderful woman she waso., that tells. Mn. 'Contward. Oh, if .bi
lp
1-3.0W She' had: stni.PPetl the issue of the Pa.Pers'' l'eara
C;
?,et.p.it and cirerangenee Nviai.dh wuat" "'s ail} "you tkink Il`nie'4,rer
ou
ortfusing even. ;statesmen, end laid it, t°re'l. -A- the 'lla'llers'r „,
efore positive ferm :he, didn't troubte &veil wonder what
could find no 'afhguinent disputeflwa-% odeasion. of the -scene. You
Alt71 ll7evr in his hour of yc..-h,e„. and this.L.,thie bipet1 are at tthe hot.
he stood on the verge. of utter ree;k„ tom of it. You havelbeen; ;planning- to "'""-'11)1:1111bY ea''''Erid"- 0110 1-1111•Y 64411)
3%.azign,"'eetz, ,a,134 h . -force -re altmg a ,0 Apr I t into a 140111:ire ai-tcl feel: in a riituir.ol Alt gilaiaath nt;e ran
you have. clone .;stsniething, eoroe- like 'a fish in wat,°1". Th.le 4°V1' Itlirla "C°rnelia"' yon
„ a•-4" 1-- But' and tit re hat Who tt"
0Jos; a .*.'Y • „„; „
going through their 0) US rae- 'uoitornina dalag`holm. Wa•6 a Let -
tions, rone's"tholightts, as' free as birds, ent. ha0y-110,10Riirg her
4 nis away. ,
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WINGHAIY1 ADVANCO
'Per'l'al1c;5],',,loll'' til,liathl '"si,' 7klienki 'ilit'94., in; 1.10ii" Jr Si lc ' it
.".,v-Oi!1..1,:ki,roi,,' '*10 .c467,11' as ;s:;ite1,01c,A3,131p.1-r,,J.„5„
0,1:1:,,,It,..•Oi"ote' itl,t4cl: .,Irene, .,sfia heesino 1:tti
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.awa!ito of :a..otibit:ie'atore!etion gathering 41, 0,34,,,,71,10, Dye
ait,,,a4 Lord she fellt ecinothing ,C,,, ,1717„a4; ,
ceiniisie...tbreugh alli these gears, : And ' 3,)1,a11.1„0Pa., Ye}3: allta.-) eat" 0 O -
saiditteava,Sr..g, lo.p.,.3t r,,O„„ in,,,Lith, to; WO'14' galT,al, !$Itir.1.4,,. waist% 'coats,
power Wh."01.1, Dove 'to V. rsitsge D f Par
hi )PdIih Dniscrain, rod.. Eta aingo, sweaters, 'coverings, hang -
tint f the steel 'at any time ptove Ingo, draperies, •e-Yerifttall. Pver7
11,114, ;to thei magi:4;1; ;the fault lists pachage contains directions so sini'Ple
not in, Ail' but the' niagnet. any Woinan ,eari put new, rich, fadeless
W110 0:011*1?,gle14, "Nvata't '11°1r -el.': 0C7relg. ihto her Worn garments oh
Lhins,;Oaltle with druinerles' even 11 she has never dyed
the regiI:lantioin ,:thlat whicih 3 Jit I mu/m.13'a Dve,s-00
roots e07li';'); iute the' ibethionk -aa4 °I.e )''Y : will
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nature! other •kind—thea your inatei.:18.1
. (To be. ;oontinue;i,,) come out right, berm -use Diamond Dyes. •
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r.jrzolsig.14,121, ,communit o ii• orardeego7
nwtional health, I er the material you wish to dye 19 wool
attliY.O1 tile popular fahrioe known or 'silk, 01. whether it ie \cotton
as "oaniol's hr" have little or no 'Or 1111Yod goods',•
-real camel's hair hi. them, Most of
•coaler parts of China, since the hair bea he greater or211' Inal:e lid: °tilers' Intl:dells' we
'Ll'mbgt-11 .60
Comets shed their hair al the ap-
proatili of the warm season, and When
a caravan is on. the march there is
aliva3rs a special boy whose ;duty it is
the line eaniel"fs; Jar comes froin-.the •
When cigarettes, pipe tobacco, and
digars aro Om:spared, weight 'for
Weight, the amount Of nicotine lab.
LO collect, the shed hair befrore the , .
sorbed into the system -0i a smoker
clay's journey ;begins. is greatest in the case ,of.,-rthe firSt,
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f;ioatine, ofen
antleresting hat It need not be, isio. -The
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oreatiion of a :routine r an r;art-
opining ingenuity and exPeriiment,
After 11t; t'arfected, the sense of re,
pretty eyes, became ;,"Sliardowell, '"Cer.
,who's, that ?" • " '
,,iiff7iFn...hgu.a.,•
• ,s;tylP.o..young.,1thy-Was ',WI -lining' in
• at ,tRae. gate: Iligetything • tabout, liel-
•lwarS'stgliiish front her' hat to hercrsilieroS.:
• dIi amh41,an t iorrifbite--4; t know WiTatiiii. c,e.a$020te. F..epanis. tre -do the; work gtri4licii tvottllaNY'r-aidliN", you
e.tid :enriched; erviery..pliittse o-± anti •
'PI'S. Which held life itself leas worthy rar.g°1-ng to rtn ,1"-qrld
than:. its:. own . attainment! out. Yibute "afraid of the papers. ;Inn.
uaci as be not. I'll. give the i'Vlsolle ,storytathe.rn
lk...,oke,i1" at.. her he again, thought of to3: that, yo,11 rneuited
Irene, and i.iddenly be Zeit himself „.ni,
,agnlfed in a great tenclernasis, and ail•tnwagritniannga, big,°;a7pinVu;eoswab°ntlad
e knew that even yet—
• "What ;ann. to do ?" be said. „• under the muzzle; c;if ails; gun. How I
willing to acoelit 'Your Plliaosn'All"1;I-•*1 wextaiLlineh,dr of it,"
edthit that mine has! brek6in down, and laugh. "It wohTd. zo:ak .fine roo the
I am to, try yours. What am fraut 23,age," She hrok'e into peals
ta do?" of laterter and; twilled no the stairs,
In 'the darkness ofrrher own shadow g, v
In toe main n wa esi,y sober
and pale, -ap4 muoca,o± ,cltstresis,: and
.slieepliessaress were fun:Ow-ea in her
face. She gnieebea her mother. with
cold and left. her hr;eakfast
united:oho& She gave -part of . her
Moping to' Charlie; it 174S,seving
biarn. to her 'to .1.1alite 'Some iodse upon
whem ;silie conitt potri*daffection. Then
she went to, the•telephene. She calit;sid
Daye's office; nothing-r•was known of
Mr. Elden; he 'had' beeniVror1;ing there
last night; her waSi netdown ge,t,' She
'C'alle'd his 'apartments, ,,itinere .was • no
arm -aver. • Theta,' with a 'briglit thought,
'she .00.Iva: 'the ..gatage. Elden's
oat wia;s' out; had not been in at ada
duirtag. the *ht. Then' she tried e
new
"Helillo Its that the office •of Tbe
Cair? you let' me [speak
Hoar r.mkather .interruptedi almost
frantinaitY.: "Irene., yeu: are. not ,going
to 'bell the papers? ' You mustn't do
that. Think Of What it. meansL-the
disg,race-,-;a:sh,otyting :affair,' almost, in
out ' home.. ',Think • of rme, your
inothe%'—;"
".111- think. of 'rott on One 'conside'ea-
tion—that you exolaiir 'what. ,happened
isast and tell' me where Dave
DMen iSt'." • - • '
"1 can't exiiilain. I don't know. And
I don't knov;" . ••
"And you don't want ;to know, And
you don't care, so_ long laU :you oan
keep it . out. of 'the •papenu. I iclo.
going to find; out therfa.etv 'about this,
if eitery paper in the country shoUld
'print thern., HeP,Lie?. Yes,.,1 want -to
• ebe she sat her- teeth ,for that 'enewer.,.It
was to be the: crownhig ;trot of her ,self-
reirancilthon, atra. it Strained every
fibre ,of her reSolution. She could not
allow him to stay Where he wao,. even
innuiforan, .The danger Was two4old.
. a, nioniont f Weakness ha -would
• probably' shoot •Gelnwa-rdy and in a ma-
n -tent -Weaknes s 'she would ;tenably;
. dialcloseher love... And if Dave should
evar marry her av nropt Wig her first.
•• '',You had bolter go, •therseas and
enlist England," she. told' ham cam -
rig although her were bitieg laer.
lato'lms.,. "You wild' get quatker. adieu
that .way, And When you come back
yeu M.''uVt' ee. Irene; anal you. -Must
.I•earn'from Your own, heart whiethet
you .really her or net. And: if
Yail find? lgott; iSok, then—then you
will bo free to—to—uo think of wine
other wornant" -
"1 .otai :afraid -I shall never; care to
• think .of any olt-he,r, woman!' he ens --
were& "Except yoti. 13nt 'simile way
yon'te 'different. 1 don't think 6/ you
as, a -ivoman, you know; not really, in
0 way. 1. can't ;explain it, Edith, hut, -
you're something inom-jsometiring
'better than, alit that."
"I assure you 1 am ',my much. a
Put Ilia."'•fact.
'Edith, I can never"itiftnle you enough
;fez what you:have said 'bo me to -night
'Kau have puici, 'some spieit hack :into
any body. 1 anl, going *to follow your
ativiee. There's e, train east' lb- two
hours and I'mt going; on it.. Fortun-
otely my property, or 'utast , it, has
neS;
pack a few tbh'ge, and s la 113balltsth 1n^a few words; she explainelt Dave'.s
and shave and' dress." 6‘'llcilennt
She inoved toward hitn with• extend- hlel• e
• ea hand. "Good-bye, Dave," she sea
II•e hold her hand faub in his. "Geed-.
bye, Edith, 1 can never forget—I „can
newer repay—all you have been. It
May sound foolish to you after all 1
-have said, but I ‘smaretimes wonder if
had not met, Irene—if--" He
Morrison was all sympathy. "Its a
hig utcoly-, you know," she said, "het
. we won% think of' it taInt Way. Not a
,s,o far, )as 1 am oonoerned.: Edith
Duncan the girl -we need. A sort
of ;adopted sister to Dave. 'She may
know more tha.n, any of us."
paused and went hat with ernoarrasu- But Balitl' rimew '11.1-telY
artent,;. What would she think of him? utbi 'exee 't that 1)1. oW-1) hcart
An hour 'ago he haid 'been ready to 7,4 thrown to turmoil' Of erire
kill or be kiNlea in grief over *us- tIeris. She 'silent the day and the
trate4 love, and already he was Dirac_ evening: &wt.], town, rotating about
tit:41y making love to her. Hid heitb:e liouits'where Dave might likely be
bi,vott, raanasthis,y found.. irnd the next morning she
What a hypotrits. v,resi • cared on ..ene lIarcly. •
"FOrgivetne, Edith," he as Inc In spite of all her efforts; at self-
telsalsisti her.. "1 cern not tivita Myself •control She trombled, she PrestAl
hrmaskon irry, very high rsspeat the -bell; trembled violently as she
ono 0-S oto,Th wome waited for the door to open Sh had
never met Irene IlarOf it was going'
to be to. strange exp0.1.atee, intrnc1ue-
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EASY' TRICKS
Theft By Magic
No. 18
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Get spool ---one of the tiny
spools used' for, silk thread. Get
also a yard of strong dtring. You
are now ready for a triek that will •
Mystify your frienda.
Double the string and thread it
through the hole in the spool. Run,
the ends thrOugli the loop and pull
It tight.
Borrow several rings, permitting
each person lending a ring to drop
it over the strings, Asit two spec-
tatore to • hold the ends of the
strings. Show the ;rings are too
• small to go wirer the spool and de-
clare that so long as the spectators
hold the string you will be unable
to get the rings except by breaking
:the string or stealing them by
magic. ,
To steal •them by ,magic, cover
spool ancl rings with a handlter-
• ,
chief. • Put year hands under the
handkerchief and . bring out the
Spool in ono hand and the rings in
the other, 'The string will not he
broken.
How?
Arraii-go the spool and string as
directed and examine them closely.
You see that you can pull the -
string right *over the ;side of the
spool, freeing it and whatever hap
pen g to be above it.
• (Clip this out and paste it,. loin*
• otheo of tps ve.iies, pa a 8orap-
• Young oysters enjoy • only f.o•rty-
may be 11.4: ;air- 'a Lltnilisiall/ ‘Vy "1/111.,:i..•beStli:T6.74:14" retort-, -eight :hours •Ilfe nieving:creature,s;
•Btou'•tir" -a :girelalt. - blistered hand .."0116; then they settle 'clewn for life. '
1 e v I • oil' hieh Ti ln.the fray hut
iirtg ithill'grs' in a' , tang along -Very nicielly, thank your. The'
oft -repeated, makes( Of work an. eosly-
rnnaling anechanismt, Just .as si
• olsonitsin, eorupo.isled.,of atiLithst7
ecT pawte,. Work nradie rup of Many
'details:, It is; by, rotteno
tion titieslo ti'ph?atillS for a white that
• the routine, work swings
ea;eily' rhytinniediTy
- • Talte any' piece'iof.yroalt you have to
do and think ib oVe.r. Then, orr'ortve
11171.1000thbabtlilit
I am sie
Corinatifa shoeit her head;,
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pacintbrutli. wasiaq,,' the 'Other
friend. 'The...third 'Was a friend' who
wouldn't lint ma go.. • mein Helen
a Sul I? 0 energy. It is snails y,
1 they,:stuilU,141*?-..Der„tyre:,
Sent Mna; - Taintor'S;i10,co*8),---Ta of 'en).
rreffstaiined. The hat istandia
enanteliing • "of Mroo. Foot'S
0310 ±i10 goWn---yolu'd 1101110) , guestSH•
three •Lacl• parelias-1. •soo,.. one
thing 1 Can do 'iS. to Wield! ,ft
brktsir, theregh 20 never thoug.,1Sii"Of.rit
before."
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list, of them and do your work nttire
ender written -\vith the list before, you
if -that tv nececteary to fin: tiltk routine.
After a: fewminutes. ei.,ftAilowing • the
11151 ots you work Yira knew ittanillthat
wiaY, . doing; the Jilting. hasi become a
habit. This na,Evh,od: of diLesectilne, a
job ,slimplifies •work surprisingly. With
such a prececture' in mind one goes
steaaily to work .without -wasting any
time tin wertdiering whereto hegin or
what te do nett in hesitating ;or malt-
ing f alise moves.
IT you eon finia th,e rhythm that:
beats everywhere in lite, eVeif in. the
•doing., of the efinplesta thSit, and; let
yoUr.arrotiens sayingiin time, then, in-
deedi, Tabor' 'llecoines, not ,Jtrucligety,
,hust a rarecand tireless joy. This is
getting into the ;spirit of your Work
and " g-lerifying it, no matter how
"hiunnialin it niay 00JJL, with tr,„,tighi .,f
your own personiality—Alice A. Keen.
• 12.
"If I coLost .sow the way you girl's
can, 1-1elleti," CorneliaexLilaimed, "I'd
have pretty things too, hut-yr:hen your
r.sge.ais axe as ;stiff and ,olounsy as ten
suticke 3';'°!11itt8t loire •1.fu go. - without'
a111 "
'Helen Murdock glanced at her
friend 1111001CS1Y. "Whir don't you use
the 92' in, another wag?" ;she asked',
ge-a oan't sew, you can do Some-
thing else. 1 coulid;n't make a hat to
save mg life, but Bess REIkYt ould
make one out of an old bag and •a
feather duster—so we tratiled, I made
her a sport skirt and she Tr:lade me this
hat Raving had nothing to db with it
but wear it, I can frankly 'say that I
Lift Off with Fingers
think it's a peach." -
Cornelia.' lookedi ' interested for a
moment. Then, "That's all very well',"
she replied, hut y,ou ean sew some-
thing! It would be a very cilffer'ent
matter if you couldn't sew a Ling.
"Aill I can say is that; if it were
1
lsands; and n rtainithrush!
,
That Little Prayer, •
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The flto upon the Issart!li is; lowt,
And there la ktiIihaa overrywholn.
• Like tfroulfIcliSt-Jdra,B, hare. and: Ithere,
The firelight 'shadows fluttering go.
Anth es tho Shadows round me ;creep,
A ,chifitlith treble breaks the glo'oni,
• Ana softly from_a _farther -room,
Comes :'"New I liay nrIe down to sleep."
AnIcl e.oniallow with that iittl& prayer
And that Gwent -treble' in my ears
My. theuet gees hach to distant
, years,
And lin,Ters. witli a dear one ithene'
And„ es itthe .amen,
• My'ntothitst.lisinitih;-comes bac:It:to; me,
:•Crouche.cl est iser4icle.. 1 isteleni.d)o
And,mether
lct. an hoar Itt tha,t,. deqr ple,cer*
for the peacel'of that d,e,4,
Gli„ for ..that-Chltdish trifet aublinie;
:Yet, as the shadoiv's tenni ,inc creep,
I clo.motir.,Seein'to'he
. Sweet magic; 'of 'that treble- tone:,
"Now 2 hry inc doWni. to Sleep." •
• fmhlrlf to the woman who haruining mty iernIer, ay happness ara
Ca4P1°RXl.pset4redoier her, and who bad, my proqect8, Idlearn how ot the.
wL,nIretie13:rd7Dtzsuedpave
aipoarent5Y, proven so unworthy of Or else 1 won:id trade some [Aber ac.- -
e'
froln- thhome 141,,e; roax of bi5, Illotor tlit preference. . . . ;She' had difficult ooropiliehtnent. ' Spunk up, Cdrnelial
car 70-4Q alrea'llY CIZeNVekell ill Vie hum things to szy, and even while she sad Th'ere are millions of risopIe in the
of the city street's. Hatlft$' she l''an thorn she roost fight a ba.ttlei to the
'''ha '14.11g h ()f a' fall bri•Pek; °1 -en, real"' as-oth with 'the jealetoW of her natural lv'''Id. vfkanit,fin,,g. mi:P:°,,,nt.8ito-fiktlelisngl:',1,1(.1;lariaen"'
, , , .. , ,,,;„,.ornari 00 , . iit , anus be irea It:, ra pi LI: I ,/ 0l, lean , . .,, wa .,.,c, ,.. ,..
„ aso,,..uc acrtaah., le- , h , a 411 'VI -
itlifriod with almoStl ollo al' j'ats;:t'or to iitx , - ',1 ,eful ;11 - t in ssa- irg r'-ine"-; I 1,*1*...h a61110 of tr.n.. 12 it I ' a pl ab"
110 Ill e, She j'All%t in ari.i-discove,;,r0:1 iwillireh'c'; ler f; l'harld4 to sag Ye'lle' di'rj1; nitja; 'ism in georoetxY, You'd ha e ; ' --'"'" ' ` d
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s-,,,, ., oi, i.e; Tir,i7iiiii 9.1 ner -mower. wwi- il 0., ,i,i,d moo ,tey i-, ,,,a,,, 1,11..s 'wag' joot try it once. Inst. pretend It a al
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'15iert<antri1y heauliful s11rd1ri3O*:-. frock for;
gadoelf!, Go ,alidatt; bet .o1i yon."
r,de reply Cornelia teOk herr by thel
'shoulders and, walked her to the, 'door, ;
"You've dranui enotigh for, one d'a.yr,t
VornotSsr'
Helen danced happily ,a.ky,ay,lowi
hit? ,A,11,t1Ark,,:hvar,./.001ilettit',4>f all. "I do believe I've waked her ;
,IttritOt, 'ttn• ,,tranoo " •11 *011 141 l'')(j"IL't 11 t Mt! atop
euro eorminotion e ,,00.1n4r, ,ouroa: Aeoligil ' l',,,' .,' e 1 'C'i . ,1 -, "Fres7fille" oi
• h0.4... Illera. wao ,004notbtug ill tiloisb .'" ''''" "v° vve0".3.,:b4d Pag'''''c'j 1, .f/ ei" Z 1 t' 011111.g e°111' lastaut*
, ,,„„, ,41.,,,,,t, .(1, ..L.,.0 B ,th 3,1 itatir and then thren and then tour, and •no -1 I! ' t"'s. °"'-'rti stOIls blirting, •then. thort-
I Ziv.tif; 4",,,0";'"i);;;*1; Wattr.r44 It viii,,,' ,I., ding }IAA happened' to (..l'Ornsia'a's Y yoll lift h. right off Witt) fingers.
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el1009( whi;iin ono Willi '110V4; , )11 N,,tl'ver71 the toe-, and the cal
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Minard's Liniment for Coughs & Colds.
. „
.‘'SaY,..T.Tivele:j9hit;hoW do
yen turn the. Ciow.".s...tripS!'eff....when you
• ,t•"thrion,,,i,
•rho Groat Cuneutfou Slileetatoot
provides picesaral &cited
•icy y*ottr teeth, sailisro
reneiretifug itite crevices
and eleen,sing them.
,
• 114 on. too, t a 41
• digest/00. •
Use ' ailier
eVer7; how
Much. 'better' you will
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14/01411V 81 102144'
E CULTX4R.PD
CANNIBAL
What is prolyablyntlie best missioa
ary story ever told appeared in a re.
omit ismic of tdnaon "Truth."'
The story 'was received • (Says; tile
writer) from a young graduate at Oxl,
ford: who has, lately, tilaandou;ed ,the
clerical tor the legal coiling,
• Tha4, y-oung. gentlem;an. returPed from,
the Great War with his two. clos'elt,
friends in Very Serioirs, etae of
Together the tin'oc
• lege ; and, , tb ere their
rapidly cle-,velop;m1, an'd they all agreed,
that as soon as they had graclaated
thuY would devote theinselv es to anit.
sr loners* work among the beauthen.,
They i -tent the'invows; and s,o great
Was •their fervor that -they begged the
miettilonary atithorities , Scud. thorn
to the most heathenish place just then
open, $o they- were sent' .alther to
Borneo or Papua, 'forget now whicha', ;
• They- found tll'e •neig"hberhoual • in,
:Which •:they. began their labors aS
,
,"•• heathenish as'. they ,could. desire;
Ta316:412,1-er,;,11. ntat.s.; trsone
wiikrrhiaive ,tor. say about -great' thin
0 they were planted among cannibal -S.'
g8 'few of these along the coast -lad
,been weaned from their wicked wayS
and professed and ,called themselves,
Christians. •
• But: the interior heathenism and
cannibalism- witl it was .
to the interior that the three young
nifssitsitaties 'were directed.
Preporirw for the Feast,
' Now, it se happened that In one of
'California
•
Child's Best
• Fig • Syrup"
Lajcative-
• ."
their ;excursions, into the interior ,thoY:
were captured by , the natives', who-
Prern•PblY trussed, them up anti began
preparations to make a feast of threm„
The young men, -watched with, 'lower
the 'building up.. of three large fires.„,.
the .phoduction. of three large :pots, the
r.s'ilarpening of knives, made. of 'fish
bones, a.nd -the ,g-lcating loolts, which
their 'captors from time to time cast
on 'Olsen).
The mis,sionaric's had practically
abancion,ed ;hope, when their attention;
was arous'et1 by the arrival. lige
ef '12
,
Negro, adorned with more feathers,
and shells and dged-in more striking
colo,rs ;than the other cannibals.FrODI
tile' deference, with which lie was, t.:O-
coi'vea :7',pe.s.,s.ed that .hei
•waS ,the chief- of - he tribe• '
. t .
• Flurry .1kla their I • ; A teaspo,onin. • HO sesme a t first much , piectedi
• Fig Sy:rip /IOW will bin at the •satuation, but after exa.mming
2.ce-
•
•'pracirdellips,
, yell*
' e4inseft,,white,
clear and'sinOoth.
DRUGGISTS SnIL jp
I ';;-4-;11. I an the'little bowels, tun ,trh•s captives cle el I lied a )al
• 'ehfe'v'ill` (1.11;°augair3ri.3'°,1E1 vhe.allvelf oatoIekli.'feDylear3;stilrhl, aver.
inistsiOnaries.' 'Itnowledge of 'the .
; bilious, , constipated or ,full of cold, lecal ,lingo was only slight; but sligisit,
children 'love its "frnity" tate, - and as it W'as.,-.,whoot they rc,`"oulcl 'malre, eat
fInartoits'hetor".9:.'w.coalni-treasllt-ethaesY,bouerolanligs;efoitodn'er, alca%r tohite;tilriobsr.6paiesetoshos ra,,h3e pope
bi
nasty bile -right onit of taD stomach an.d ..111, -was, .ole,at the einief was obje,cti.ng.
bowels without griping to,their being cooked.. There, was, 0011-
tiithiid,
.
.,• ; oPposition, to his, vieiv. This,
druggis,t you Want on'3--1,oppoS•itioni .1)eciame60:,1220t • that the .
the ' genuine "California.: Fig Syrup" , erad'ef foun,d it .rieceSsarY . t club his.
• ,:chilholi"edhhJeJeri..,hi a. os'yfou'adli,r'f3ifilutie°6s:81learif;0t1.o',d,:aa. Oibtlifie3ob.ran.ft'alatial°,"; • ;:Fi.:6he oi)tni.huee411,:tg.'t'ei:;01bair,0 M.:;111.d. It the 1ieae
hir
he iu1is-
TiefuSe an,y -• (anent proceedings. in;tetest.ed no
more." Elven that was- not stifilei,ent to
-silence isretes.t, a,nd before' the' chief
sisccee'diedin ,carry-ing his , motion -un-'
atsinacifisly, lire had to clula o there.
The illation carried, the-oh:1er 8,elects,
ed a dozen, of •most ti-itsity clans-
men,- who at once ,released tilie -three
miss 10i -tones. from; their bonds....
,Ballicii
Then, the 0.4ief said in .g.coti
with a slight Oxford -.drawl: "I am very
• ,s'orry You . bave:'1.)•es,n_ inconvenienced,
Isot 7_ ic
'1)17.47 Tile417 he whispered an ashler.
oably you 110 mcI. ol6aing, Isuailsti::::1IY,1 tili-s_;r3ao,at::g?),?kotii, too :d°1:-
reco'gnize.You enotigh.r. .You were
along with itna, ti 3110 yen's
ago; 'all.d, 'of course,' no .rnan
could" think 'of eatinig f ellow
' ":• • • ; ,
men;: tural'ing' away, he g,a.ve, thral'
instructions to .t.ilae gfrords ;anti Went'
bach. 6 hie on 1 . •-
) ()- poople.
•
.
• Brides Sold by Weight.
AluOliNst Mos•tlsavage tribes Wives,
are obtained by r 1)m,chasing. girls .froin
their .parente,,uhe price depending up-
on. the attraotiV ess of th lady, On d,
her tatiserisaistutersess as a ,bargainer,
In' the 'coe.:.ot• the pat -
'cia,ase- price nenally paid in skins: '
• a,rid: serad -in ea 1, ihough , o nous ional 1 y
cl oge 'may be teadered pa,yinen
in .A.frica .the xriarlcet value Of kvo-
Mat ranges froin one to ten 00150 Iii
iiia,ny • vas es pili 1111)110531 reg,ardrecl-a .
the greatest charm. of all, anti ,lhe
;ifter being fattened up are literally
,
sold by weight! -
The Kiln coniiiiinniky has 6Pect al
CO i.011).Sl OWl1,' the : chief a Ione
having tIie rigiri: to sell -wives b:belefpottu.o_
chased ior a dollar .intri .bnart,en
Now-, however, -;ir Kikuyu beauty ,
fetches from )1;l3,illi to $3.75. 'BuyeaS 's re
TeeTtng • the general creas e lb, "the
coti t of tiv and'. to allow •th mil to
,sta.nt housekeeping without undo
s tabu i s s tern h „been
• Ftl-,t- 7 e
s y c
IT•
LaLtSCIC)1-13'
already baticl• for yoit
AVE die trouble and the
time of baking pito at
home, yet give your men
pis
se• ..
tat are exactly to
tast,
• Master bakers and
,
xaeiE-
boihood bake shops in your
city are making luscious
raisin pie fresh every day.
Your grocer or these bake
shops Can supply thcna. •
taste them arid you'll.
know why there's no longer
need to bake at borne.
• Cnist • that's I i g lit and
flaky tender,ihin-skinned
juicy fruit, the juice form11ig
I
•
,
a delickni4 saueet • Tliere'a
ri I' 110 ;
or -c t .n
a pie.
ade with finest seeded Sun-
• Mail MRaisins.'
; WO calories of energiaing'int-
irlinent per pound in practically
predigested forth. Rich in food-
• aron,o also—good 'food for the
blood;
• Make cokes, •puddings and
other good 'foods with them.
You" may be offered other
hraatilo that yen !chow
than Sun -Maids, 'but the irind
you ,v,..,,ant is the kind yort know
•good. !mist, therefore, on
S Lin -Maid bland, • They cost no
, ;nose than ordinary; lalsini
Ma.11 doppon
0(rf9rfr;.ebtiok
tueted "recipee,,
114
The Su'ethe Pie Raisi
ulamMaid Rai!sint, Growers
„• , jAambo falai) 14,60°
Fresno, California, ,
I CHT AND SEND IT
SwtplViakt 1t*.i$11.1 Grower,
Dept. N-5 3 3-1 3,
• Please send me copy of your ftte book
'Recipes With Raleini."
l7N1
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'
,
• Multqal Joy.
The 1.70W, 1tA:1d out to
tea, 11,4 was a hathialor, and- When lie,
'lel pea hints nalun for , the •
..,.third.tinle 1s lo,olted.'steroSS' Ole' table
at the liostinas's,".1.1011e, .gtri. •
don't often .•,1)#)) ascii a''good. tea
as „this,- my :dear," ' he oetii1 Cmiiillg,
"We don't, either," ,,sida, A:11,4 11110
gla(1 you,
eatae," •
et:), Ve Of siul i»Slim .
eaten 1b 1)