The Lucknow Sentinel, 1926-04-08, Page 2AO,
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BEGIN Hg4H, TO -DAY,
' Dolly, a gvernessi is in love.with
her *Nor suitor, 'Robert Durham. When
Nigel .,Brethertoin, .who has money,
falls in love with: her, Dolly gives up
,Hohartr.andinarries Nigel. The mar-
riage proves an uphaPPY, one.
to enlist. • Ile leaves Dally.in the care
of his ',friend, Mary Pailnyal. Mary
lain love With Nigel and trip to make
his wife:".haPPY• Dolly 1%iii'ets: her
hasty marriage with Nigel, and
MarY'sh-e;ia. sorry .because she. did- not
marry Robert. • , '
aWryheann dNi)/ Ioiy deeacledee tole fi i7fehet:(5getf'; tett
In. psileri fiat.The girls are apposite's.
In every way but mei" trieeto love
Dolly, for Nigere sake. ` • ``'
NOW GO ON WITIITHE STORY.
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"Don't even you understand?" she
asked, in a. Muffled voice. "Couldn't
you see that he was glad, :t9 go. -that
• he; Wanted to go'? • :We've just been
wiring 'the .best of a bad job ever
4110 we .were married -it was a mis-
take -just a silly ‘niistalte:' Oh, I'm
:not' blaniing • him --hes :alwaysbeen
kind, and I- know here good and brave,
1.e'veT but, oh, 1• know that he's hated it all
Beetle= as mucli'os 1:it'iv4;." Her voice4sEink
Lirallad to a whisper. •
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herr
piee.-014';.1
grave fa ,101.74*0.t
loe; and a Man, cnnililic ttIog 01, •
street , bumped, Agellif, her., 'lie drew
hts tatie,plittlisrirt II: a 1.O:al!tier:ed: 7017 'tten
Do:ly caught her, hreali wIt1Ic,atra004
o7. She looked up at his facet and
thought herself -dreaming; then tabe
held out hoth pliaking hand, only to
back -that David 'Ought to know." . ' withdraw them again 'agitated:Y.
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Miry made no comment.suppose if anything happens 3 She hadqbeen,thinking of ltiaand
"R§.hert!" • .
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shell be quite dependent on his-.
charity," Delly said 'again., bitterly.
" "Perhaps he has never bad ,Nigel's
lette;,•.n. • ,
!"1 don't, suppose he'd answer it, if
he had; Iia"dee'sn'thelietrerhpnarriage:
Nigel was always anyirfg What , a pe.
oitiliar"Port of he was. Did you
everqcnow him, Mary?"
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Dolly wandered back- again to,. the
window. ", •
"He's at riChias .Croesuri;7•ahe,said:
ropheY" have 'a lovely house in the,
country -the Red-Oyange.P.: • •-
know.". , •
• "Iron ,.know! Have you ever'
there?" , • .
Mary flushed ta- '
\nevi, he was here. For two years she
had,lOnRed for a slight Qf "'Pugh
she hoed net Ilaradtoconfear/ it even
to her own liearte and now be was et
her side, The blood rttehed up into "we
faco: her eves snok the welcome her
1..ipd, dared', not' utter. e • • ; 4 •
, It was he who recovered 'himself
first; he ,was pale, but ,quite
selfr.Pessesi* • '
at was I thinking .of, yew, a rnomsnt,
a!:°"i"'whieliSa*thildn'ki;';g ans-
wered lailmilsiVOIY. Her eYeS were
wandering. over faee,,, his
figure.
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He was so litt:e altered -elder, per-
haps`, and -yes, he was better dressed
then sborentendeered him. There was
."Nigel took me down one day -oh, a •smarter cut to his coat; he wore
a long time ego, beleire he ever knew ' expensive -looking boats. He seethed to
of you!" ehe added quickly, geeing a fellow, her thoughts, for he said, srnil-
spark of anger -in her friend's eyes. hig-rether _constrainedly:
"He would never.take the -he made ,To be continued•Y
excuses when I asked hint "Is it very
beautiful?" she asked.
"1 have never sten such- a lovely
place." „
The 'gate clicker! suddenly, , Dolly
Toronto , A little fluffy kitten of De:ly's had turned her bend ag4m.
' left the rug, and was rolling -over and 1 • .”I'tq'li.,11:ehtehiPas!rilfirgiigulhitenel:deisnall.ler Tvehieeree.
I.527 over With a ball.of Ithaki'woolhetiveen was .
"Yob go Mary.
its tiny paws, hopelesi:y entangling It;
but•lVfary-did not see, and would not
,
hare cared had she seen.'
Mi•dnight. Presently Dolly lifted her head.
Sunrise at
, .The. elder girl ;:maireila little.; .she
• You may think, this‘impessible, but eierned to drag' her thoughts beck
• it is not. It is efact whiell'•yoilthve from eoine 'tar distance to the Oil .at
°lily to go to the proper . piece to wit- her side.. •
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nes. This-Airoper 'place Is North Cape, "I think," she said slowly -"I think
latitude seventietwO degrees. At 'this,
s-fe.eee point, thirsuni,it-ener-.-hanolthe--Year,
. _NrAtcai 4-14.
that. -perhaps always -knew,''''
nr4hislinernenr_olLillunianaW it
selPed.".4.6 -1
known; eon% hive is • gifted with
strange intuition, and she had always
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loved NigeL•
Dolly Went on impuleivele:
- "1 dont,- bleinee him -he e Aught not
to have ,therried me. I, *eel good
'enoinigh for him, but -but I • was 'an
tired of .being poor ---.44 earning.; my ,
own ,She thought of two un-
malitageahle ehildren, and shivered.'
-. And •then suddenlrlshe.thOught' of
Robert; Durham. ;.
---7.---SheThed-Tnever seen, himsinceshe
verete: that Curt' note of dismissal -
never 'heard ,;.enythepg ef iteen.",and
yet,* somehow,; he:had never beenout
of her thoughts. • • ' •
' Here. Was one - reason why she and
Nigel had never been 'happy-becittise
she had alwa,m 'eyed ...another illaie;
ehe Wondered Whet -Mary would say if
she laiewe...-Mary,--Who-had7never-had
love affair in all her.lifie '
Mary stooped and disengaged °. the
ball' of wool „from' the kitten's- tiny
' ether itdoeS thit.elee .forerielteral:
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At feet on tbersrpper..4q,,ppeormpt.
.to the a.litiiinae,,••it,•slielgie
.terwnrde, It reniains for ten 'or .twenty
Minutes,' , flieo ••geeil•-•-down;''.7-and' :...at•
..length ..doeiiiet set at: all, but 'Makes:
- almost• Pei:feet' eirele around- the
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eke,: in -NIA eieWe , ' -'. •
At.',1*Niertle'Cape,,eitirleg ,the time the
Stile dos e net.. eet, :the enliabitante tell
tbat It Is 12 o'clock at Mght,:by.i.3.0ine
.; 'the.' shn; rise OVer:eheeModuittaine,'
eSteekhelmietheeirth4eineauneieleteen-
... Short space befOre10. 1161"iing.
teelery-10t; owlng to the
;passage f the sun around tke enrh
toward the North Vele,.00.iStiiple,,Cano
ree to read .at midnight. .
- , At :the liteld-,61." the .Giilf, of leethniee
thereeti a Mountain,•where, on tholiat
cif June. the sun 'deed not eset at al4.-
OnlY, On that night. •The
'sun tOechee..the horizon, but. deep not
....pink below It;
In live ininutes. It be-
- gem to ascend
. Mary , went out intc. the hall; she
canioi• bEick after a, narient With one
letter. , •
"It's for shesaid. •
Dollytook end erteerly scanned
the envelope: staMP waea for-
eii
one. .
"It's from David,' ' she ..eaid. "At
last,!"
4* Her. e'd hook wit:IL-excitement ae
s e elienett- 1.Y1Tre-l'•• urn
away; be was, beginning to wonder
if she had ever really tared anything
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14718.
ML 2_ a
"e cmpl.ce teas used exclusive.
Y Salada yield richly of their
eliciousgoodlness. Say Salada.
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Irgt!Ct. An .A Cuiious
Japanese Festival.'
' 1.10iportatit -Cathie of - Atupotiu, the- thiTlaPalleeO
ahip,te roatiooki., Is. th „wcirOlp 'of ain•
• • „:•"" eeetora. Its' traditions also inolia'4e.iiarir
• • InTeettsatiella Wa10.11 =Iva been, vo'',.etia.:'etaotenia for propitiating evil
'Iqed, Oat in diffeent pantoet On.COUfl spirits , thdene • of:theigoe(V•i0d. auOrl:
:trY., In r„f.feeittyears have •shOW,n9ttrinot, datioun:: handed 'downthrough bun -
the' teeth or'e,lxildron are ;neglected: to reds, of ears:fa thelionseeleeninefor
mien_ an exteat.ilkst it p.theeieeptlan
'to' find 'children. With, ,Eatinii4,.teerila:
haa betak.elearfy silawn.:that this Meg,'
te•c_ la.reaPliaeAhle 'ter .4 great deal of
etelinete , and PhytdeaidittabilitY in
later Wee*
• In large gem* erchildren eethelieett
by Competent ...authorities ai :high fie
96.5 per cent. limit. been ;tenni' telia7p._
defective -teeth., AmOng••groarps'of -high
school children- 'More :than Is per Omit.
of the etost molars have...been* foetid
missing, . AS the ',first permanent.me,
lees are the thUst ithaertitht teeth tier"-
ing. net only as akedreitene to the den-
tal'arcle ealealeo fie the meet eflielent,
'gri,ndere.,er''.feedo their lossiienults., in
Serious 'damage to the 'remainder of.
the teeth and tethe sat tiserueS ofthe
letting needles began to
' ite e * , Pawn; 'the •. ,,, •
Minard's Liniment used by yaidoans. k
click again busby. .. ,
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what Is Allspice? '' Deify looked Out of theiWilidow with
' " • - , . my, ores., marx,klancing atirero
' It was a very natural filifithhe'''_410 wondered 'weed were her thoughts;
* think (hat allsgiice. In a Mixture Of Tara.'
beyond a tiny pucker between' her
, ous spiees. It leentY 80 named be- brows, she looted serene and ' nndis-
can% it testes. like tiernieture of.:eev-
- eral ether gPicse.s. Ailpiali aPePtee le "urbed.
the powdered herr* of the, Wale* :•Mary stifled the sigh ir:i., her throat,
iii. jaeleica.pepter, The hereto* ,,reand went' on,„..patientlY ' knitting the
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khaki -colored kick.
.. ;gale If theY were alkiwed ill:4"i CilA.P.TEIt'. XV- -
gathered when green. and dried In the , • .•
'•••oa-the, trees, they -Would Ione tome of
T.
their pungency. roontid =En. „
MUskrat a Traveler. 'Septemher wandyingl and the artist
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• '• hand Of . October had begun' :to
o paint
The •rmekrat has Spread "'rein its the world With its wonderfultints of letter, in Which you •tk•'.1 me you are. Is .eersatilee and may be buttoned. up 1,
°T1013P1 boine inW„,.„,,,eihe_,r11.___:„Chin,,ii red and eiange. ' e going to the Front and that you' have te, the neck* Worn turned 'clothe The • more thep 105,000. eases, or • fruit on •
ittrotighouthrice7-ewine wt1r1".. ArlreticlY16 tea were getting *et-A:teen married eighteen months: Neith- long sleeves are gathered into euflitheserd;*
. About /731) it migrated.. Into Russia,
weared Parita•in 175e. was Intro- fasteninvat the 'wrists:. • The oVer-
Dolly caught her breath with al- •
• most a cry
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for Nigel's wife -if it had not just
been for his. eake, that she had heell a
to her..
After ,a moment Doily gave a Tittle
angry exclamation; she. , laughed the 'mode, note changed it more corn -
'shortly.. ' • ' ' ' plefely They bring back the straight -
"1 knew What he would 'say. I al- line silhouette-es!ender, .graceful in
repose, yet youthful . and fti;1 of ani-
mation in movement. The ModenihoWn
here ',displays hex -plaits.* aeranged,
from a deep yoke front and back, and
Etre Itepeated in,.the skirt:• The dollar
PARIS P/REFERS PLA.ITS IN
TWO-piECE FROCKS*.
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• Never' have •Plaits theant moreeto
ways told.Nigel." She pushed the let,
ter 'aeroas the "Read it, Very
Well, then," as Mare shook her head,
read it to you. s •
. "Dear Nigele-Many•thanks tor. your
Very little has been done as yet in
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an organized .effort •to ,oentrel such
serioue, Condition:. Dental, clinica are
doing exeagent ,;:work :: in ProVtiling. an exit -from a bOusee. without
treatment ,.for ..desereing. ebeldren et
Seheol age, but in elleeeeleane peeve
the teeth are found to have been neg-
lected for a' long- Periodebefore the
Uie triatrietl-ePI:E!II,901'"IYI:YABC(1)17fegycid.ttr
health
Neglect of the baby 'teeth results not
,only many -cases Of • children's ail-
mentee but more Important -s seri-
f:nutty handicaps the peemanent teethe'.
. 'AO need ,,for education In mouth Teldo••th4 celeliereien of Setsubun
hygiene, was never more 'evident than qUiteelabOrate:•.. Prominent actors and
wrestling•champlone assiesein the cere-
mony and '.the eonlInue late
Into ehenightl,
delete. Which is obseeveti. on•Telmilar)7'
3* 'in ' itheneethAs of hothea'in Japun
YeittrlY: ' .•• • •• • .
stPal.ciTriTI:ho8")'fdlesi:Ilarretlbetl;'
wiske; Tbe housewife .dering the day!
prepares a •large „quantity Of bathe., 4
portion 'OfT'Whieli, are placed 'eit the
fanillY shrine before .dinner. :The,.re;
maiiider are saved as' neseilee, for
cording to thee superstition beans are
a Meet effectlee Weeper' for warding
off ern sptrtti.' . • •
The eldest son and. heir- or the house-
hold usnally.is•M elutrxe of the bean,'
theow*g ceremony, whiph consists ot
the ,liurling of beans en all directions
In each of the morns, the .doors beimg.
left epena in; egress for the. eevile,
for What devil .cmild be distinted by
thing so material as .11,:bein could
Ocataideroble attention .haa- 'beep
, paid latelY by Ainutrealere. in two. noW.
.addi,ilena to the eity'i, rapidly vovilnit' .
Lot of tine, atractiirea. 'F!trat, the rapid
conttruation 9f the anneX, to Ve.tPfi.vg-
-sthre, *hick- was built In •Ititteaerilia-
,arily ,nalok, time, eed , the.Clialealie
Apartment buileleg, Nfbielt ; Oreillte9t,' "
'Arany,. te one. Of: Me filleat, 05144aalt in '
the Dominion.; ' , • s • . -''
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4 IS notgen:0004y known enatf 401e*
theesele sethe freltiihienitehe WOO lineti -
,Wille-eoattrinition-of-theaOlithillWat7-
and in this 'Connection W..0. 0 Onee'' -
faaaarr in Charge, 'fit he -PeVeleethene ' •
'Prapch: of the Odpartmeret of potentf:,
eation 444, DeVeleetheet :Of !the Cat*,
AMA. Piielfie Railway, Alfanniattentienj,.
to . the greeter ..iiee. OP,Canadign, :ptette '
in :Preference: VP...foreign ' tinpertetithie'
during the .pnat few years, c.
:"Wo *No been prone 4,07•-oVerlaC4:••••••
our own re*. *materiale';" said...Mr.". Ora, ... ,
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menitee, -bee the. ;Tenets attained, In ,': •
;the Use of leTeStere '4/tenets' the l'ae.'et4 •.
iOnsteaCtion. Of ' large .apartments, op; .. .
lice,.publie and coninieraial ,buildinOt. •
both ..fxoni an, architectural amr7caiii,!,
striiction• : viewpoint,' hav'e ' 'forcibly ..
brought boine to Connilitn. ii:ch.iteeti
ane benders- that ii Canada we heves a .
variety- Of 'huilding Seine and M:euf...
e
ficiept qtrantilles to. SuPPlY the need
ls.
\or • the. Demialoa fOi; atenY year8. to • - • •
come. , This is evidenced by the •'faot
that in the cenateectiee. Of the' abovet
Men(toned '..buildings, as. well `261.1. 'ON
•ParliaMent buileteis. at Regina and •
.
Winnipeg, the law, eoarte. at Whialpeff, : *
'other. structures in Winnipeg, ,Port ,
•Willtatii,:Sa.ult Me. Marie, Toronto and •
Quebec Manitoba stone 'hes been,b0
tzed with -Most sstisfactory resblits,".'
the door beteg peened?' ,•
Of *mitre the i>ld-cereitioey Is ob-
served by mapy,who.no loner.beeve
lii ita relign.s.,elgnifitancee' but 'who.
continue to pelebrate theniccesion.
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Asthe"beans. are • thrown. ' the bean
thrower
thrower shouti grortiMele„ devilS nite.
several tinies, this being. the usual in-
eanteilen *-,for putting. the evil *wits:
to rout; • •
At scin 0! the pr!nclpai tetheles. in
It is toeday, Such educetionel werk
. . . .
must begin with the expectant mother
Her rood, 'should contain a large;per-
centage of .lime: Salts both before and
atter the birth Of the ehild:. The teeth
ad they make their, Irk* Mice shottla
-berekePte-eerueuloseirec weenie -epee
:ente.shoula be taught.pi.,
: ., e impilteriee
of .-, hairing, cavities fIlled det.aeOtt as
they appear, ... -, . • ,
, School:Children. should have regular,
teeth: brush drills and .,regolai :month .
ineeection and treatment:should be re-
quired and When found- neeeseary , pro-
vided. Children and ;adults' alike
78110.014-visit-tyele:-.tle4tiet-071east Once-
each year, PreferabeY'every. pix ineethri
-en order to prevent the beginning of '
ereuble In tbiseee 1n..6.11 ether/health ••
Matters, :the ottnee.: ,dr ,prevention '
welghs many -times Mora.' Man the '
pound 0! cure • •• • . '
,
efteardrs Liniment for eolds. '•
:Extending B;altle gistesl, ., •
Japanese and Arabic are two of the
langiages ,into Whole- Bible
- has been tr.aaSliterated .into
*To for nel the blin4,_ ,
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• '• -Guarriee Close ,to
. the quarries from, which tide. iitene,...
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is , imiog , shipped. are setuated about ..
thirty milesa nortle.esit ',Of. Winnipeg •
fleet stations o'V Genseh and Tyne. .
dell on. the: lac. du Bonnet 1:fratreli .of •••
teeeleeedian PeettleellailWee', At thi.. •
chief. entre, near 'Gerson, three large • •
"• reetheeperettimeretedea.
preipeets-, the • ha -Mediate;
neighborhood.: Thies Is one'efilietheet,...T
important. sweet; . of • 1i:eliding Sterne - •
In . the °; Western .PrOviiicea. TO the;
trade •the seem is known as Clarnon or: „
Tyndall stone, and at 'Mere. .
Teets le Is•someilmee Celled Winnipeg':
Is ' a sett limestone, 'with a.
thstracterlitio .metAing ' le -darker '
Me.. • Twee tylies are, reCognizede*-4
buff variety and e title 'variety, 'Beth.
can be :quatrieti in large blocks and
end..
ere 'eapeble.. Of heleg dressed, .:carved
witii NN$727111d4,,itlaii-1004,103:;-ieXterlltil_:,
and internal internal a-ork.. • •
• Pf:"oductlen .faellitien to .he Extended. :
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;• :There is Still .4 good •-dtial, of,••reom:•, ,
for 7,extending .the, Use of Canadian .
balding stones: in. Canadian construe-.
tion, and Itis of, interest to. notiy.that
the kiudson'a Bay •sconipaiiy, one ofthe
.pioneer trading..organizations of :Can- A
ada;. •:.recently ennotinced ,ffia:Teliey-7°7 771
Would 'Use theManiteha !..stene : .
'.CepstructiOn of their: riewe store in • •
•Winnitieg*:ies toile ; of' .materlal:wlilch
they had had:•4eratied PrevieitslY
from out-
sldo sonrces•in the past forehe 140,
Ing or. thyir, ()thee etores, s '•
This 'greeter. ..iecogieteert of • ;the •
Valle. :Or • the 'WnStorn:: stOrte harr.,./ • .
bretight hoine to: the quarry 'operafttra:
the aeeessity Or being in • a positron to
handle With expediency this: increased'
MuilnesS, ;amt. they "have .annoimeed
that . their, resPective..cornpanies..will'
he recirganlied and their •preduellen
facillties • enlarged In order • tO,: meet
any " denienee •wli teey may be Called
open, to Meet lathe Supplying Or steai
for' Canadian buildings. •• • •
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Reforeutation in. Italy...
, A ierionn effert to enfoieecforeatal
legislation in, Italy Is now being eV:.
teinpted,.aliMitigh it is.'dchiblitil wheith,'..." •
er much\ geod can now, be done, .since
the • Work of ilevakitlen‘bas 'been ,left
undistarbed until camperatiiely
r�-
cnt thee. countries enjoy such
a:variety:0.f. treed an Italy, .for :together'. •
With the bireb anfl *pines of 'neethern...
'Buropee With flea the . olive, fig, nuisink
ash ane pale) of 4nore southern late'
ledge leutzatti„ the fernier
Prs-
nii'r, imw',teritteri e dee:a:logo for
1. the, lover of trees, .whieh halt been:
giVen N W4d1I teed hi
Efitertaln the Birds.
Birds are 'alWayS,....u.i greatest gai-
.
den friends., Shrubs And trees ,which
attract theni•maY selected' for plant-
ing,on the home grounds. Birdhouses
and bird baths that will he Ornamental .s
as well as asefee, bee he 'provided for .;
, Pears, plums, peaches, grapes, and
' e:ena. are inerided, in 'the fruit cargo
f a liner .which receeKy reached Eng,, •
and from South Africa. 'There were
one /could see the rood „quits plainly
now` from the windovie oe:Dolly ftretlt-
erton's flat through the shivering line
of lime trees that .,horderpd he _path
er piece ,of!eews camoas surprise
ta . *. •
"I em COMieg :home almoit. iramedi-
atoy g, the War Office can be•
persuaded to. Make so:line tie of an old
•DpIlY stOod at the Window, and :crock It*, myself, ,and Jihall_luipe to
looked out at 'the gray', misty. line of see, you. before yeti :leave England;
sky' •abeve the houses: she Sewaye when We ean,discuas the future. • .
seemed to be looking out of the Win- "With reghrd to 'Vour Marriage;
dow now. 'She had a curious feeling (Min, hcipe you . have made a Wise
that she Was weiting for semethiog-e, choice, arid are happy, thoiegh the tone'
eselnething important -:something that Idyour letter Makes me dubious."
bletule, 1,roi, 12'72, ----------- - s•34,
dated Americe'aleng the Atlantie .40 and 42 inches best. Size 86 bust
toast in 1775; and by 1850 ;bad selead
requires 2% yards 36-iech 'Material.
, to the pacifie coast. Itilestioys Yothig
The skirt, NO.• 1266t joined to a
poultry; eggs, and grain, ' Like the
•camisoletop, tied is 111 sizes 34,‘36,
house Mouse, it •multiplies rapidly, 4.0' and 42 iriehes bust. Site 36 best '
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produelng three or four, •litteraean,,
• - requires live yards 3e-ineli thate.rial,
'mai of from, five to ten each,. • •
with % yard lining for eternise.* top.
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Biedieps of Tendon nave Hi at Price 20 cents each pattern:
Fulham for 1,300 years.' .
-thetwstliiieka,
it's
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Ana
ISSUE No. 14-'26:
A.r
• The iarrnents illustrated'
in oui-
new Fashion BOok are advanee styles;
would 'come along 'and . change • the .., Dolly ecrewed, the letter into the for the home dressmaker, and the wo-
We Sole more than se Kindred
thousand Rosa Bushes iast year •
There As a reason. Send •for.
Catalogue; . •
HERBERT WATERS' •
' 2024 QUEEN 8T. E., TORONTO •
Whole of her life -something, she did Pal,M Of ,her••hind and threw,it across malt 'or girl who desires to Wear gat
not know what.• • • ' :.„, • ' ' . the mem., . . :. • • . mentit dePeddable for taate,'simplieity
:Nearly . seven weeks . piece • Nigel Her eyes were flash ng ffnicrily, and eeonomyewill find her desires ,ful.;
WeriV away.. • : - ,,, ,. "Did you ever bear' such a thing?. filled, in out enitteeni. Price of the
. twice,she• had.had an official poet/. How dare he! Nigel Must have said book 10 cents the ceitit' . • •
'eard from him, .witirthe meager' news something. ' - He welf,d not show. me ' 'iv* To ,oRptit,p.Arttlti§,
fghonatIvIredworins wseerlal;posnocfe-ptclitttier•hastily tmheadelet:Irli.,.!;ie Wrot:e.:1`oeght to -have . Weito Your name and addrese plain-
* , He was fullofeeethuslastri, full. of She buest . into 4 storm of itiigee
etteerege, het it. was the sort of letter tears.
he might have wi'itteli to an ordinary "DellyLL:Drilly!"', . • .. • ! •
IketillairlthhCe. , ' ' ., ' 1?64 VitO,hChc,4 herse:f free 'when,
r)-64..g.i.v-6,1t-'1/jr,Ailirkio iiiad. ,...- ,:i mee.y NveeM 41ove. put an arm around
„' "There ..are no o•ecretS,," she said her.
She ran from' the room,
•'; dryly, ' , , , •
• • Ill
, T ii$, ettet hegen, '"Dearese Dolly, • 1 nee downwards en the .bed she gob-
ia,d eno orio 'VoUrs., effe)etioneteey.,,l' , _. '-hed ,heta./f:',i,efe.,.Sel.enity. riven e the,
wo'S teiterglit 'ago Prel'iently" ana loathed.' her -ftiee
.$he..•swiing round Itoi4 the ..sti•ndow 1 Shty pot, on her hit and went' out;
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suddenly to where ' Mary: eat at the , the passed the room Where-Mary:Was
Bretherton doesn't seem :to '.h1'e to her. "
1j going to_acknow"..edgen1e,dpeS he?"
, She asked. '
I Mary looked up,
--"Davidie.' she echoed, ,•
7
1)01 ly • reale le:little impatient ges-
ture. • •
brothnr.
, • .... • .
The Septemberafternoon WAS
drawing to h close; •-;there WAS he
breath of wind, and the rednnd yellerwI.
tatted hung list:esslf,fi-om the .trees
that bordered the path.-
''..o1X014-••P,willied 46i ToxWith',, iilowithenf
- roto to hinvbeforohe-went to Francei•-•,eyes;•,,,;the,,did,not•linow,-.why•oshe had •
and told l'ilni all Assiut out diatriag4. 'come out -she had nowhere particular
[1-1* thoughtAii este he never 'ennui to go; ,liut•the •house seemed to stifle
ly, giving number mid sizeof such
patterns as you want. Enclose ;0c in
stamps or -coin (eoin preferred; evre'p
it caretully) for each nuniber, and •
idtitess yout .eider to Pattern .Dept,
Wilson Publishing Co.; 13 west Ade-
laide ' St .;-• Totoetopetterne sent by
reture mail. .
•
Austle.i41- hese a PePultifloa. of
:41222 IN renowro visr-yse •
Royal 'Oratatio Museum'.
1 253 Bloat E WM: Misr Avsnui• flood.; 1.arant
, plmineut • town In Canada. A.repand2sii
' Clsoldinillio ralogy. doslacontolorts. „Zoology,' opro
daily. id Lai. to 6 tom, i Woodsy,. 2 to 2 0, co,
inooir,4; and churillo fit).
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SHIP f.J.S. VOU2-',-.1.....1
'POULTRY, GAM E.EGGS.
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BUTTERND FEATHERS
4 WE BUYALLYE$I2 ROUND-
iffireic;c/airerpHees-:we.sttrefrospleik
he m for a week aheaa
P.PRUITIN &C,92.1.11.29TED '
. .__ ab /1 zit! ove Y p'
:5039 DOlifettiSurt Miirlicil •-"MOn10001
w.,.................o...........v....
• Only one paSserieee. was killed in.
train accident en British railwayS
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A
xiar
Do, Noti.v-lisoard lhat
Good 'Goat and Vest'
BNCNIY50 the Paiiii'Are Worn.' "-
gel es tie mt, or pant*. ar .mple. W.
.11.0boolt !ISTrItie 'and "ado. 01 *w Pante, 40 rfiAt03,1
10°,1°, •
4:
.e2 Parkfleld Ave. Torente
fink
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EdssMolcfing.Saws
rot Eas4-0Aftr)
•iGuotantetolbeesittoenuoft . .
trotn'bur own *teal
ati.tosibitarrans, Raw 0ni.1.1'.0.0
. • 040U1lWt.
a
vistocotovre,41',101eo.N....•
'TOMMY.)
ANew Dairy Pail
at a:Popular Price
See the Dairy Pail
next time youarein town.'
They are made Of stiecild qui&
fty, . high finished ,tin, have f
large dairy mill Oars; rlieted
with .large civets, - soldered-'
thigh. 100% sallIferY• tat .
unt:thia adveithsement. Show '
it to yourregale"' dealer. He
has our authority to give ye• ti „•
lapels' low pia* on a pair
of these Sue pails.
" TAYLOR-,
VORBES
'ree
ru_
'1. Thou shalt 10.0. And: PretierVii
:against all darnage, the, tree and the ••,
- Thou shalt recallthat deforestatiori„.a.
riO of ignorance Injured the hetet..
• land and lowers it in foreign esteent,
rhj shalt teeth to the mountaineer
'Mat love ftir.,bis native home does itOt
:31 pormit.Ltite destruction or_tre0S.
. ;rhou 0,0.1t labor in touch way that
roy.L,yy ,yoir it will iie'peaslido to plant
Itt 4 he roitin?1 t cortalio nunii)er of saP-. •
„Hugs, or..tehratiOn of Arbor 4)to. '
Thou to hp t liiiiwovo, but not to the
• falA17,1
:1ri..:::fiitffie.f.giir,iiihie.,inaralies
Os ti:::u nth!
rl,ih:crmitiit.btolti!",
mouptams ft 111,11(40. ‘• ,
lite
'summits'
Pof'every purposein the
etclisid,•cutling limbs up.
41, 6; 10 end 12 feet
toa.orst theorise- -
oixorxieuveifrculie eta.
ofssys,14tessoolre..:1.•'
• TAYLOR.FORBES
..C.40411A1(Iff. twain"
:01,1af1t. ONT.
!Nom shalt en olierate with fife:esti.?
::•treo, tourl thOnilirolt int,ttiict thiise *Jib, '
shoal', observe the laws _of the hdinik '
rt ri rid -of,. 1.1.1W• NinUNII2112".
Pomehody iae
torlog flustopier in almoes.
;.o-taln if -.mutat have .rtin 'attain,' .3 -oar
,,'•.o,Ce•oine tittle ot other," • .•
r f1ttIN�, kir . leg Sig
..: A ,i.leen likelbia". • • .
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