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nize it. She turn. -.,J, to Anthony.
; the 0ttangeT, 'who heM- ah's, arm in a
vis ta.like
(The Znd.)
AN It 6 Law,
-0111 You tt-4 me," & a4da with
'he k,,
a grAcduus winning smile, 11how YOU
grip�
I Poor old, Anthony Ber vaschl Lost
Mining for Fish.
'Ithi
tsiiam4m Crmrx &I �41slt 114tract 11�t
made from pira wititecl bpwtey alul tit It
$auad uify, amber? Dotwtave Branson
says it im% hidd-an, in, an �eld e%1cJc.1J
She down
! Nvast, his hope of the money he longed
I for, gone were his dreams of the
In certai" partis of the Y�-orld mining
vorr best Ubpe.
I uped tin direpted, v -/Ill r"Alce a fineq
home broir tbat you v4wi walre w1th an,A
pat and motiom4 to the
'ehair hev,,do her. Anthony wok it
1 mountains land health for Constance!
With, heacl bowed in his 11, and
looking
for fish Is a very profitable Occupation.
Many*thousands of years ago tile
oceams- covered large the
pther ma 419, or any brow that Von,
can buy kega, You
and began onze more, 4-owly and pain-
, Pathetically old and d, lie
dragged him%elf wearily alom y the
portions_of
world which now are dry land. Tile
or do noy
mole an Imitation or subptitute w1n,
fully to recourA the elrcuiw�tamcea
th4t led to th* diecovery of the amber.
Health And Roauty Hints,
ranilIzAtlem that An qlly is slow
Cream of Malt Axtract, but a bettet
Wer thim you ever t%ote4. 1jure anq
"I am wondering, Mr. Bersasch,"
Tha little pimplee wh'x-h look like
to Wrillkle.
blackhoads have ,�Sappeared,
IMParklinsr. with a r1oh croamy- gowi
�1,hia home brow hav a anoop. and lasting
She said, wh1an lie had finished, Ilivily,
You �ca-lne 02, the way from Arborville,
boils und which Smatinics fmter are
caused by Practically the same condri-
TestM Recipes,
i
Javor that nmkes it tho tavorito j�pa�
,houlthful beveraXe for the whole family.
J The Alan, the WIfe 4nd the Children'
Which muRb be ra fiVil. two hourst ride
tions NN'hioli cauFm blaek-heads. Mid,
PQmpldn Buttei—Seven 'fil enjoy I , You brow it at 110113Q.- Iti
ounds of ,
a most Interesting woric, and very
frOM PUladOlPhia, mercly to have
this Stone, appraised. Why did do
a are sometimea re.imod by Dath,
easy!.,
upkln� four un of Sugar, io appoial It a,or tube are. ineoded. It',
pooled Ful po 46 i
Ou
you
that ?
Jug thie $aoe with A sAmple lotion eoll.-
three Oranges an4- three lemous.
Put m4lte -to's brow aq per our diroc-1
V wI11 have a Jlne brew
f1i ting of two or three draps. each the pumipldn througu the f ood-chop- �VW Wfe at all leading Grocery and�
Her evident interesit and- sympgthy, af tivoture of benzoin and caTbol
coming after the strain, and: excite- -lei per and then cook it down, thick, Ada rum Stores.
------- 0 1 Aoents wanted In all territories,
'I'T Ineut of the last few hours, stirred acid -in 'half -a pint of water. At the the juice of the orange$ and. lonions i��Aw*vx&v MAZIX ZEIZAA011 00-11
1
A1111111,11Y looply,alidfingering his hat S=O time, It would, be %Advisable to and the Peelings, after putting them Ae r*pvX 0tr99% - ToroAto
nervously, he began, speaking of take -the Yeast treatment, wbi
I ch is ao thrOugh the food-choppe:
In Th(;- Old Clock's 111cart Arborviil�-' and 004stlance, Tll.�n, Z07- highly recommended, by physicians, the peelUiggonoeortwice, -if you d=?t
getful of -his hearers, abs-cirbe& com- Yeast Is ta carrective, not a laxative, like -a strong flavor. Then add the &I'mco, and course minvad
pletely in the memory, of the plans. but It assisl;s the normal funetd4,ns of sugar, cook until thlek and, seal in chicuer, with chopped 011"s, Are
By Dorothy Gamber he had ula4o and. the dreams the other suggestions. To make ein-
amber had inspired, which the mcn� , the -body and furnishes, besildos, a cer. cans while hot. namoin toa.4t Which, may be SeTVed
1J1!JA of Vnmm�."C. U. 4-1,1, A tain quantity of a vitamin, Nvblcb Snanish Steak. -Cut cL ,4lio of 11 ---
PART H. Ptiff Sunisy shoes Squeaking at each on --of their -life together 0 and of the 11TO sa essential to, 'licialth. One yeikat bacon in sm-all, pieces, add, a chopped w4h ofternoon ftelt, 100t. M 0
Now Anthony's failitr lind been a step. What could Worlior be doing? IgUnninese and sweet charm of Con- cake -a d -AY U the Tegular dose, The Onion, and, brown Ill frying pan. When, of bread, butter qul&,Iy and' Put to
stone catter, =4 from him he ha -.1 Wa% he, too, Laffled by the stone? Stance, lie told, and, of -her effo gelthel. with a generous sprinkliog a
I As to Yeast call be mado into pellebs and the cuien is tender, add two capfuls. of I '410amo-A and sugar.
learried muc�h about Rr2clous gems,1 The lapidary finally emerged,, and be Cheerful in sipite of the brooding taken thei same as pilis, spread on cooked tomatoes, two tablespoonfuls
but this st000, 1he diel nDt recognize. I no sooner hadbe reached''t-he counter f(h4dow that bung over them. HIS bread, or dissolved dn wator, in grape- of flour Tubbed smooth in Uie Mee
It Was unlike may�hjng be had ever -whon the door of the office opened eVes grew diul as he dogeribed how juice or other fruit jukes. of -the tomato, a seasoning of oatt and Keep rMnard's Uniment In the house
,seen. Ao he Sat there turnting, the and R Youngish man. entered, wit I huplybe bad been-, as-tshe san-gabomt;
stone over anee overand examining it: deakilve quick inguner. b, a' the ouse, and his terror at the little When the pimple& f orm. Y0111DIff Pepper, 6 Pinch Of ground C10"'41 a�1-1-
with his jewelar's the furnit'are "This Is Bereasch, Mr, Sn1Jthsov,1, Y "gh that ti�emcd to have re. heads, steam. the face, then puncture Spice md, 6=4m0no -Aud, Onel4u]f +4u- Vary In Sweetnmm
deaier came back for b.'s dollar. said Werner. "He eays 'he found it, the song. heads with a sterilized needle a -ad sPOliful, Of WorcOl-tershirD 0�110e- The stem half of an orange Is usual.
4( then, aa he rpale of the amber, press cru�t the oom�tents. Press gently, Place One and One4half pounds of Rank
Oil, Chules," cri-al Anthony, ex- There,s no doubt but that it's the -and Of -his, dm7nis -and lv>pes, bis face ly not so sweet and juicy an the othol
itedly. "see wCat I founi in that 016 Laird red amber. It answer -z Perfectly keeping a bit of soft, -clean, old linen SbOak in th8 bottom Of, 'a Pan, Four he Julac
cleckl" the deseriptifin.11 fairlyshvne -at the memory. But.rrld' in the harlds and avoid having any a the sauce over It and bake one hour, half. because the most of t
denlY, as he apr.xcached th-a and, of . gravitates to the part which Is down�
Tile man loolce4' at it amusedly. "Is Anthony -looked f rom one to the the Pius touch the skin -lest other parts or un -til perfectly tender.
it anv good?" ha asked. his story, his face saddemI., laInd all I ward,
other in. bewilderment. What WaS it the arimation �and, boye -of the rwo- hecome infected. 01eanse the open- Norwegian Cheese.-Prepure rall-if
"I dov*t know," replied Anthony, all -a-bout? Who was this mall and ment before lef b him, W,tll, -�h�e con- ings with peroxide of hydrogen, then as -for eattage.cheege but let It &ainl
troubled. "I've uover eeen anything why had, he. come? clualoupf the Story Came tbororAjza� mvztzago w4h croam. Af ter -care- langer, as YOU want the Curd drier
like it before�' 'I Understand, Mr. Berm-,ch,ll Said tion of his hopelessness, and be v5op- fully removing all the cream, bathe than fox cottago-choose, then with al
"Well, Mr. Berans-all," Said the deal. tbe, ot-vanger, in Crisp tones, "that
or, who knx-Ar of e2di Anthonys ped short. "And now- pleass," lie said the, face first -with -hot water, then f ork: or fingeev. Crumble it into, -4 jar
trouble, and syllipathizel WhDlehieert- you a I you oull t t i stone. You sadly, "it You �We oaitisfiod about the Cleaning
b with cold water. Do this sieveral or diep diah and, covor. Set in a,
Y any -ftnce readabout the Storle, let me go homm. MY dsvugh5er
f4ly, "You'll �robably find that it's ird ed. ber, I Suppose?" will be Worrying. 0,11-a diDlikes to
LA a' r mes, and- into the last cold; Water *put warm $alace for two or ftee ditys,
nothing but glass. But if It 113 any .1 drops of belizoin, or bathe the or untilit is almost all soft, - xive,
good,. you bought the clock "I know nathing about rod Amber, -have me come to tbo city alo-ne,10 a ew
and ull eir," -answered old Anthony, "althougli As Anthony arose, ]>Aoctive B face with4co-water, which acts as ari then, put in, a Skillet and, cook, Stirit
that goes Arith. it is yours. I give up man- ?VHI� postman and expressman will
my claim and as for ithe womaa I mydaughter Congtance, when, she was son bl(ew his nose very bwd, and astringent, oontraebing the erdaTged rpoustantly until all the lumps ove, dis� bAug Parker service right to your
a 120a gir,14 Were Yellow amberbeads clealedhig throgtiustily Mrs,. Laird, pores. svlvecL. Add s4ltto� tastound, -a, little
bought the clock from, she's moved I I
away and left rm, addre.m." Taking to Walli Off croup andi whooping 'hereyes, w, -t with lionle. Ive pay carriage one
.c,uvh,.,, . teare, put out her A form of pimples diagnosed as butter lbefore pouring into a deep way.
r1wdly "Please, Mr, Bomsch," she 4�acnelt is thought by some skin. spe. digh.. When cool it 19 -ready to eat,
his dollar -be dieputed IvIth a f hand. Whatever you send - whether it be
"S'lou--good. luck!l "I ouppose, YOU never even he�rd,*) said, "don't go yet. I want bo.tpllk to ciallsts to, be -of parasitic origin. Por It looks and, taisteg almost -like brick houselAold draperies of the most deli.
sneered 'the Man, "that there is a You a little more about Oonstgnm, eudh cases, as well as for,blackbeada, choose, but is? somewhat softer. cate ftbrks�ivill, be speedily � returned
oat with. it in his, hand- turnirg it so you q e, the amber is- precious to me
Left alone with the stone, AntbOnY reward'of $260 offered, f4r thatstone YOU. Sip I
,.ay you found,?" because it was given to me -At the, the, use of green soap ds recommended. tgamdwlches�Try crear� choese, to their original freshoess. When you
that it caught th.- full light of the "Two hundred and fifty dollars.?" birth of my -r who TJ1igL soap I's about as thick as cus- rnf"d with Chopped green or red think of cleaning or dyoiug
Sur. SUppOb`O it VoRMY 'Was' wolth own, little daughte
e3inothing! lecheed Authony faislitly. Ro the- own- laster died, The, memories. of my amber tard, contains sodium hYdOate and sweet pepper. It makes, a prefty. think of PARKER!&
SUPPOse-olh, suppose it I or was known and he couldiet sell are very dear, -and after all, you know- po'basisium hydratean6is use6 by sur- filling and is delicious. Then there
glicruld be the mean-% of Ms, getting, -the, sbant>' Then, his, face brightened it is through.you that it has come goons for washing. the� hands. before is( the combination, of mincedbamand
'that money for Cov:,tancel The tired, -but $260 would 4t least be -a s,hart back tA> me." She pausled, andlaid. her perimmdug, oper4tiOnS. Green (soap piekle.9 chOpped, fine, especially swodt
look left 'his face and his eyes twinki.: -and, lie had that one hundred dollars hand on big -arm, ispm go, t l, 0 c Ur , Parker's
gra efu it ail be d at any drug-otare, cueumberpicklm Allykindofoho-p-
-borvill, bankl y;Qu,' She oontitued, 11that I wan+t to Before app.1 Dye. Works
�ed With all their OMtim-a light as he in the Al p diase
d1varl'e"' of �ail It woul-d mearl to then'. But al-ap, Anthony was not to have expres& my appreciation. Whv not let Ying the soap, baithe the ped pickles oun, allso, be used with
Bu't he would say uatill'ng about it; ieven- the $250 f or the ulan, S face with hot water, -thehwling claths minced tongue or any Idnd of meat. Unnited
no ote but hhutz-alf Should be disap- s lilithson, me 0end, Constance tD Lake Rounden-
iimnted, if it turned, out &> be value_ Par1r,911s, feel"p-ma not a whit in the at? I sholikir dear?ey love to (1,, this out of hot water and day them OVer Cream cheege tand, jellyor strawberry Cleaners and Dyer$
advised, him, with brutal and I kulow you will. let Mo." the- face, freneWIM them fTectuently. jam, plain cresm theese between 791 Yon St.
Jess� For the rest of t1m day he. m that the could tell his story, And -that Is, how the oed, amber Continuothis operation for fift 8f brown bread, very tbinl Torongtoe.
Worked away busily, emiling to him-; cen -or, slices
801f &s he thauTht �of the stone and 1 &t the Police station where lie wos was restortd, to Mra, Lakd -and Oon� twenty m4nutes, 'then -anoint the face; slices of white- bivad with -chili'
Of Cowtance. In ppite of -every rea� wented. And Anthony, dazed almo,j,t stance was restored; to old' Anthony in wilth the green sootp-, Tubbing it welli 4
son -he could think -of . f. 1011t Of 1143 lsenSes, was led away by all the g1lory andblessing of health. into 44- 0-g f- A- - , 4. 1
-6 -"n
irg too surely on tba value of the:
; the 0ttangeT, 'who heM- ah's, arm in a
vis ta.like
(The Znd.)
V - x nu, es.
Rin . so the soap from the face with hot
stone, AvthonycouI4. not keep happy'
NUIa thought3 from rapping up ex.
grip�
I Poor old, Anthony Ber vaschl Lost
Mining for Fish.
water -and m1b with a Turkish -,vash_
citedly. Even the clckcs, had their
mix-eagas ef cheer. " Sills could. to
! Nvast, his hope of the money he longed
I for, gone were his dreams of the
In certai" partis of the Y�-orld mining
'cloth or a came4l's hair coulplexion
brugh in or der to Temove the soap
go
the mountain-;," ticked cu.2!,"qud felio%v
ill the corner. "She'd get wegi , g1he'd
1 mountains land health for Constance!
With, heacl bowed in his 11, and
looking
for fish Is a very profitable Occupation.
Many*thousands of years ago tile
oceams- covered large the
and as many of the bliaekheads us
win come. After Ansilag with cold
ge, slr��'d get WeT " chattered, a
Irivoll"01allk, goid pallor -'dlocic by thel
, Pathetically old and d, lie
dragged him%elf wearily alom y the
portions_of
world which now are dry land. Tile
Water, dry the face and, 'al n with.
lei t
a, SlL4n food, 'or face cream,. Continue
window. I 'Worry'a over, woxTy's over,
aide of the dieteathive, His f i.. in -
him cruelly, his head ached, his
whole face of the globe has altered,
for
thbi treatment every night until, the
warrylz over!" whispered excitedly a
lady's watch On a nail -orver Anthony's
mind warg confuse,&
you may now find high mountains
In places where formerly there were
blackhoads have ,�Sappeared,
head.
At first, -the detective's wo*ds had
plains or even great seas,
If thegreen.stomp, irritates -the skin,
When dlarkntns came, -however, and
made little, impresmon, upon him but
Aa the. mountainswere heaved up
, I
as it 4SOMotim-0s, Will, Use it every
Ile cloVed, UP his littife ohap for the
suddet.117 there flashe.1 upon h4s mind
by sub terranean. explosions, the waters
other mighL I n: -connection wfth -this
night, Anthony resoantoij subdued
thon.2- Tel>0111OUS though-,&; for Con-
the meaning of one sentence, "You
can toll' t4t to tho po4ce."
receded, leaving behind the remains,
treatment, tabliets known as "acne"
could be taken four tilaes daily, Acae
stance must not suspect that, anything
was the matter. She must baye no
Tile Polici-.-he, Anthomy B Or$asch,
to be given over to the poldcot- HoL
Of countIA-80 million,% Of their Inhabi-
tants. That Is why we find In Swit�
tablets are made by various illana-
facturing cberal-sts, and cian, be pur-
false hDpm aroused. To-mckTrow he
vrould, go, to the, city., -
Ftopped, short, abopping his; oompan-
TOM . "Surely, --dr, BuTely," he cried,
"you
zerland'enormous ftosits of fossil
sea -fish hundreds, of miles away fr6m
chased at most drug-istores.
Amd ;s* to the city went c5d An,�
are net arresiting mei you,;��et
the sea.
In faddidon, to these preeaulticas
thotky, the Stone tucked carefully
not taking me to, the police! I assure
These fossils, retain the Oil that was
sndremed6d"X, care must be taken that
away- in -his battered, wallet. D"
own
you. X 1have, done, n*othing-i found the
present in the bodies of living figh
the, face cloths, am Absolutely- clean.
Chait�ut Streat he p1rodd his shiny,
store Th -an 'old -ekck I w" about to
thousands of Years, ago.- Matured.by
Powder -puffs should not be -used, as
square-4toed shoes. squealng protest-
fix,. I dldn% know.. I 910MY give it
its. immense age, this oil has extra-
they Spread- infectiom Use Instead a
inglY at the Ilzod, city asplitat. At
Oeventh Street he turned . south and
to - YOU. I$
The earnestness, of the old mar�s
ordinary curative propertles� when
used In the * treatment of chilblains
bit of -absorbent cotton wilich can be
'thrown away. If Powder is tpplleii
carmato, Sar%Dro, little street of clock
makgra and jewelers.. it -was to Wer.
pleta W23 not With*01; effoet. After
all, fte� looked haxulk q and, Innoe t
ts' on
and certain forms of skin disease.
by means, of a hit of chamois skin,
Mr that Anthony was taking the
-
But then, that was -no signyou could
Ile fog 11151
T , are dug out, often from
Or the chamois is: used, to remove the
otone, Werner of Whom ho. had known
never be surel '7% tell You what
considerable distances beneath the
"shine', from the skin, see that the
f6r years but whom he hiA. neveir met,
I'll &," sidia. the deteadve, "I'll turn
soil., and the oil icnown as Ichtliyol is
411AMOIS is kept Perfedl�y qean by fre-
Uva steep pair of &rk obairs climbed
'and
You Over to the Chief. You tolt him
distilled from them. It Is, extremely
citlent washings.
Aotltorq batk through* a IvWg
121)lwaY to Wern-oro office jtgf
that -clock story and if he believes you,
maybe he won't
valuable. for a great quantity of fog.
Ash 1.9
It is well not to expect Twults too
'Skin
with.
dirty window iiss. anct 11 ' y%efl!�
10w rt
-hold- Yon over for a
hearing before the magistrate to�
811 needed before a pInt of oil
can be Produced.
soon,- I -or ttoubles. are slow in
yielding to treatment, Later on In
92s jet. was theroo-Ttiff Ail.
tl*11Y, With fingmx that tremblea,
took the -stone from his wallet and
rnoirrow,yp
Anthony regsTdod- him uncompre
hend Ov, CiAf
00.
Sea Babies.
Wq,- FAerc- �KU �ompoqqsation in the
r.4*.r
handed it to Werner, Master 1AVIdary. ing? More babies were born at sea dur-
"Where did YOU, got this gtorL- ralteringly, lie followed iSnuthson Ing lost year than at any period, siLea
Bersasth?" asked. Werner I Mr� to -the fifth floor -of the great City records have been kept,
Shexply,
"W&V " Said Anthony, fairly Stain, Hall, �jmd into the office of the Qhief The official figures Show that it, Bri.
Do You Wear a MA$,k?
Some, YeArs� ago, A MA4 preoeutQ4!
himself at a New Yorklicap
Ital bc�seo
If science COU14 so patch up his! face
that he COU14 go About among big rel,
Iowa without Wearing A mask, The
man was a chemist, In eXper1luentlng
with explosives, 00 Ingredients blaW
UP, causing the accident which b4d,
bonot nitrlo Acid, at the time, and be
stumbled and fell, lVor Months, he was
not O%Poctod to live. Jils, face was 00
frightfully dlofture4 that even 7410
wife fled from him In horror,
After many exporimolits In grafting
skin fr9m 'Other Parts of his body to
(his face, the surgeons told him that
no power oil earth could Make h1M
presentable, again, that he would forr.
ev6r.119,ve to conceal 1119t face behind
a Mask.
It to a dreadful thing to. be Obliged
tQ Conceal One's face frOln onelo tel.
I-Ows and never show it again; but.
thore are ninItItudes of people who al,
Ways, voluntarily wear o. mask, They
never allow the face Of their real self,
They ars always hiding behind a Mask
of duplicity or decolt-behind a, lying
AlftsIt-behind a Magic of dishonesty
and insincerity.
XaUY people are oonsolous that they
are not genuine, not true, that they
are not what thoy proteAd to be; but
they do not seem to roalige What a de.
moralizing influence this is, how it un_
dermInes the character. The Con,
E1010usnOW of wouring a Magic, of not
Doing true, of appearing to be Soule.
thing which we are, -
leaven Ja Ones not, acts like 8,
. nature. It weakens
go'f�respect and self-confidence.
ere is one person
T , In the world wa
must believe in it 'we are going to
make the most of lite. - We Must be,
ReVe In oUrself, and we cannot believe
In ourself If we know' that'we are not
genuine, that we are not true, it we
know we are wearing a mask.
"This. above, all: to thine Own self be
true,
And it must follow, as the night the
day,
Thou canst not then be false to any
man."
—SuccOSs Magazine.
Accuracy in Sciente.
1�" us "Ic. linOwl0d6o thata
i 'uotct, !,.4 3 101 Jncjl-�-3 10414r than a Yard
qull:� yie. r
ujj,�t know as
a 5
11 t'l e n e t r I s y
(n, SO WH'�.y employ.
tl VIA coaztartly ftr4s It necea.
sary to turll,,nietor., Into feet or yards,
But tha refinements CE modern sc,4'onca
demand a far higher dcgreo of as -
curacy In measurement than is per.
haps ever dreamed of in tile ordinary
walks of life, The pairs talwa to ob.
tain precize standards of measure are
almost beyond the beiiof� of one who
Is ]lot familiar with scientific method�q,
" Every one knows thot so-called
standard" bars, on which the exact
length of the Yard and tile- meter are
marked, are in the possession of tile
Governments of Great BrItain,.Prance,
the, United States, and other nations,
but every one does not know Avith
what care these standards have been
compared and With what pa�jioftce they
have been minutely measured again
and again.,
Even now, although comparisons
have been madO during many years
by the most careful investigators, the
ab&OlutelY true relation between tile
lengths of the Yard and, tile 'Meter is
Probably not kniown. Elaborate papers
are Occasionally published In sefentirio
J6uriials describing the rOsults of new,
measures, giving 001rlectiong so'small
that the longthi� illy.,olved, Could only
be made APfteelable, to the eye with
the aid of a powerful.- microscope.
The, change- iix- the. length 'of the
bronze standard bars caused �i slight
altOmtiOns of temperature hag 'to be
carefully allowed -for. What a�semse
Of Precision Is -conveyed , for Instance,
by the fact that In trtuj�sferring �a mea.
sure from a copy Of. the Standard me.
ter In Paris the hour as, weir as the
date When the transfer was Made was
recorded!
his excUemen't, 1-1-1— rish ships alone 276 babies, were bom it
491 have the rAird, amber," mid on theoceaiL Sixty-elpht babies were
Werner looked again at the. stone Smithson laconically. "This man was born at See. In ships "to. and from Eng- m6o,rs'Make Fine Tiles.
-W Wltbou�t a &ubt trying to get Werner to appraise it land and Wales" in 1918, and 161 in The Spalliards have be�n fighting
lie 1h d in his hand.
y him. fortilm. Says 'he found it in Lacloek,,,
the Lairdia' red amberl Excusing, the Mours for the last 1,000 years, but
"If on th,2 pretence of neoding to ex- As Anthony was being asked the Bables- born at sea are usually very Aloors, during -the Centuries of
61nina the stone unier ao brighter prelinlinar7 questions, the Obief re- lucky,
-light, Werner disapr-aaro& into his garded him closely—noticeA the targo as the inevitable, collection their Occupancy of the'Iberian J?ealu.
�,
workshop, while Anthony pace among the Passengers usually reaches sul-a as conquerors, developed much in
.4, back soft but of billack follt and the care -
and forth in the little du6oty office, hi.3 fully brushed black frock coat. $500, and varyoften more,
He the way of -art and architecture that
looked quizzio-allyat thegentle brown Most of the babies are born, in the Is Most highly valued to -day.
oy", now So troubled, and at the third-class accommodation, although To then% we owe, for one small itent,
friendly, patient face with the marks mothers who always travel lirst-elans, tile tiles, which so beautifully adorn
of recent suffeting. "SuPPO.S% Mr. have, mad&' the journey for the solo our bathrooms and which, utilzod In
Rev;aach," he said, kindly, "you tell various ways, contribute so much it)
lue jUJ,, how YOU got his reason, of having a baby born at sea.
ITEST, LIGN Every baby born at sea In a British the artistfo finj4h *f . dwellings and
Anthony, told him -of the de%lrwb* ship becomes by that fact a British _0 other buildings. The koors'oqtabMAi-
A LO. soldhim, the efock, h,ovir the Stone, was subject, wherever the ship may be.. ed at Seville great tile fattoriu, and
lodged in the poiled; spring, and, how r warmth, comfort and �ears at the prtisent time t1lat city is, A ver",
the 4calet had tc1d Anthoiiy to keep Fo important t1lo-Inaking Centre, in Ita
it becauso there was, no, way to trace Dyed Her Draperies of wear, there is no under.
the wlieropbouts of the worman from We neighborhood are deposits of a clayey
wkfom he had bought the ebek. "A -Ad and a Faded Skirt i ar to Compare with Start. earth highly Suitable for the purpoze,
go," concludea, Anthony, "I brought "Diamond DyW1 add Years of Wear field's. Made of the finest Wool whiah, to ground fine, sifted, dampened
t11.6 Stone to Mr. Werner, because, al� to worn, faded skirts, waNts, coats, and stw`-0 With desIgns, then, burn -
though, w 4,11<1 1 lea=ol inue-habout stockings, Sw6hters, coverings, hatig. and rendered unshrinkable by 10d With -a b4nv tire. Colors are al)-
procioun Stonw from my father, I Ings, draperies, everything. Every the wonderfUl Stanfield proce Plied and tho tiles are, ilhally bakeltl
remAded, 'having seen no stoiw gimflar package contains directions so simple
it" this underWear is a comfortable with high Ileat for twelity.four hours.
"Well, Mr. Dergageh," said; *o any woman call put now, rich, fadeless, Many of the designs, are. artistic,re-
ohief, "well ask Mr. and Mlio. Laird colorz Into 1wr worn garments Or al . v� ^. . .
Ileces hy for Winter wear. seelita 06"
to come dowohore. If they,re satf$� draperies even It she has never dyed 111 JVU11 f4U1A#
bull. fights, ote. Swett paintings are
Red, to 'have the amber again,, Ipul beforo. Just buy Diamond Dyes—no Made iA corAblu 60 and Two-Neca Suits! Prlkluecd in tilea for churches. Tu
atands. Tkuous ht, te
satisfie4 to bplitvo, "ur story gtd, lot other kind—thon Your material will In Nit longth, knee, and 61how length, i4tt, thRbl�-- tO their ancient enemik,.s,
ther mattov d1lop, as far ao YOU are come out right, beoauso Diamond Dyes ald6velesis for U611 and Woyn,n. the M04ta, tile Spaniards have 0-
cowerned.11 I atO guarftnttstl not to Streak, sDot, St4fiffelclys A,4wtabj, cbmbibMiand and VVIOPedtrt In tlle6 far, boyoni anv-
During the half Uur before Mrs. fade, or run. Toll Your druggist 51600r$ fOl'girOWins Childrou (piktentta),
Uj1pl, ia-Triwd, old Anthony sat hud. whether the Material YOU wish to d" thIn-5 With which we art famlittir. 4
d -led, 1orlornly to a chair in. the de�
+ I I wool 11 Ailk, or whethor It Is linen, writit ?or tree Sa#APtd 1,00&6
01-tlVds Office, his hait moting on his cotton, or Mixed goods, An 1
lincev. It Was thul* that WV1
tidkatilon 61 the growing !nt-
STANVIELD'S UNIT91) o
-,aw him kto slw -came im And wh"!e' A censua Of Ceylon taken in the POtkaMe of tht 0orb af Val1couvcr fit
knowitg nothirig of the eimurd3itancej, r
h�r hemob warttouf; -to the kneilz dis. 'PrIuV ihowsi 4 Population in Cxcegs Trur6, IV.S. Pacific coast 15hippilig, is conta6ett ill
trv..-,ed olid litan, who, apMo t,b her thO AntOullftrItnt thatduring the past
Of 4,500,000t 0, 1110ke ikm.n 9 per cent.
entranco aitd, i4lolittl the detective gaill ill ton Years, 04ht Yftrg, the tail1mge of thev 7ezSCIS
eagerlv, as he handi-M tha Stow to U911&* the'.Porb, of Vartcattvor-ha4 in -
No. 4�—'21. f�rtxled h-ota 4,400,000 to 9,20,000,
Mtv�. L.,44 for XoAtifie4ti&a, Thol MINted's Linimetit uted by physicians,
thd lllftl)�r �t_regdhLrJbrc1"6
�foud sto"Iship, to 2th
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