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%.=lb., PACKAGE ';NAW -0z. PACKAGE
JAPAN GREEN• BLEN•Dj iS UNCHANGED.. AT •70c
ALL. OTHER LABELS . REDUCED 5c''•A LB.
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Are, Ef active. Novi''
OInt iN:G TO THE ACTION OF THE
GOVERNMENT' IN ABOLISHING THE
• DUTY ON • BRITISH GROWN TEAS
AND' A LONGER; MARKET, FOR CER-
TAIN GRADES.. OF , TEA WE ARE
PLEASED TO GIVE' OUR CUSTOMERS
THE FULL. BENEFiT OF THIS SAVING
These Prices .:: .. .
•`Do Not Pay .More
AT ONCE. , UNFORTUNATELY •THE
MARKET FOR THE FINEST QUALITY
TEAS HAS ADVANCED, ,• CONSE-
QUENTLY WE ARE UNABLE TORE
DUCE. OUR OTHER GRADES MORE
THAN FIVE CENTS .A POUND.
TO THE RETAIL CRQCERY TRADE:
AS USUAL, WE flEL PROTECT YOU AGAINST ' LOSS ON SALADA..TEA BY
REBATING YOU FOR YOUR STOCK ON :HAN:D SO : THAT YOU CAN MAKE
THE ABOVE •'PRICES ; 'EFFECTIVE, ' AT ONCE. FORMS ARE BEING MAILED
TO YOU FOR THIS PURPOSE SO P0 N0T SHIP ANY TEA BACK TO US.
AN.Y.OftANADAIIM1T.ED
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by
darting cautiously .from :•side•to side.
Still 'holding his own pistol .against
the officer's hack. and shifting his,
'glance 'constantly from ' his captive to
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4i. ,.a.,.:a• soldiers, Vilak with his fres
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''he eaultt only stn>a1mee eu:t a few br,9-.
ert---antler.ods;--them--4r ekiar•-her-t¢ld.-
theist, as Vilalt had sital?eeted, that he,
had ',scut -no message, . ,'hough 'the
river was rising hourly and a had
flood now veiny likely, if not ;certaine.
he said that he felt so much improved
that,ite was perfectly .ab1 to cope with
any eattergeitcy, Unless; •o% course,, the
trate broke at ,Aviles, in whieii event
t:o one could do anything
To their dismay, however, when,
they asked him far guns to take the'
place of, those which had' been -stolen,
be apologetieelly. replied'that he could
lend thenonly the two pistols Which
be bad i>li ht<s ow;n cabin. • The Vi11:ipa;
fe?eli,da -never bad mere than 'a few,
r`fles, hie'went on; and only the day
store en' lndaat laborer had taken.
hem• to the , paintShed to • oil thein;
fid ,carelessly lighting' i} eigaret,,had
et the whole •shed on fire%
The flames had eorisumeii • eyed-
Wing
very'h'ing iti it,. the workmate ' ki:mself
berely escaping with Maine. ' ,He' hall
di'sclilarged the workman, cif rousse, he.
-added,: but that didn'ttteeng leak the
guns r )t
(To be cont iced-)
BO Lucien Burman
hand cut" the cords binding Elise's.
wrist's, then gave her the captain's
THIS HAS,HAPPEN)i';;D, was certain' naeded none of . his guard- 'weapon.• "Walk' sleivly::over to the'
Attempts have been trade on the lif ing• ' horses by those trees to, the right," he
of Elise Marberry, who owns a coffee . 'Clapping his hand overthe sentin- said to her. Nanny s waiting there
- plantation .neat • Porto' Verde, Brazil. Tel's mouth to rrevent'an outcry, Vilak Both of • you mount and wait for ine
Elise receives a message that the man- brought the wine bottle down upon his Call out when you're ready."
ager .of her plantiativa at Villaga is head. The .guard, stunned into ung He ,watched her move off to the
shout, then
ill and, she,• her cousin' Vilak (known consciousness,• started to fall. Vilak shadows, heard her low.
as Attorney Davis), ,and Lincoln lviun-•d 'him insidepicked' up a blazing.ember of the fire
Bally, aged chemist, set out to visit caught him and dragge and began walking, thrusting the'cap-'
him.- Oh the way; they are'ambushed Quickly he stripped off the' prisoner';
tam constantly before him with .his
by a band of brigands dressed as sol blue stoped coat, trousers and bat, y
tilers -and are accused .of murder. The 'dunned . them hitn, self,. strapped his 'pistol..
charge is obviously, a -fake. Nunealiypistol around his waist, took his rifle, •
pistol.,
He reach
the clumpof trees. Elise
and Vi1ak .are . trussed, up and thrown then bound . and ' gagged him in caseand the old man• were in their saddles,
on the ' Hoer . of ,a danip room over he' should recover consciousness more Nugnally clutching j the, bridle of
which large numebrs of, termite ants quickly , thanVilak expecte) Vilak's restless stalbon. Vilak tied',
wenn. The ants eat through the lea- the bridle around one arm,: then with
then thongs and Vilak is free. Vilak Once more' he, silently opened ,the the captain still in front of him ,and,
has come to the conclusion that the ,door, and with .the others hat pulled the horse trailing behind, walked to
bandits. are in the pay . of Gaylord far:down' ever his eyes, took his pest the mounts of the soldiers tied to the
Prentiss, ;Elise's. enemy. outside it, prepared to grunt in Por -trees.: .
NOW BEGIN THE ,STORY tuguese to any of 'the soldiers who He raised the;flaming ember be had
might approach.. But °they were to - • heird•. and dashed it close to
CHAPTER XXIV.- , occupied with their 'suppers. He step- 'their, head•,shouting loudly. The
Thrusting off the thongs fromhis ped noiselessly Inside the room again. frightened animals whinnied, snorted,
cramped ' limbs, Vilak scrambled to his "Come on," h whispered to .the , old and tugged frenziedly at their halters
to ,escape the flaming enemy:- The
weakened leather snapped', the panic--
struck beasts• dashed wildly into the,
forest.,
Vildk put his -foot into the stirrup
of his ownsteed, whinnying nervously
as it • witnessed its fellow creatures'
feet, quickly untied the cords which • man- .
held the .old man, then, picking up' al Creeping along . the edge of the
small • stone wine bottle which stood house and -then into/ the tangled vege-
upon arotting shelf and was the only tation which instantly swallewed'them
weapon the room afforded, put a -pellet up, he led the way to a clump of trees
of .betel on • his tongue and began a hundred feet behind the fire where
watching at tiie window.. the troopers' horses were.,tied. Here
He waited until he saw the cooks another soldier was on, ord. i terror
begin to -dish out htige portions of the Crawling up behind him, he render -
hot mixture in the pot into the pans ed him uneonsci,ius by the' same effec-.
of 'the soldiers who came forward. tive method he had used a' few mo -
Only two men were now left in close anents before, now employing the butt
proximity to the house, the guard at end of his pistol instead'of the wine
the •front door and the guard at the bottle, .. • . • - ,
back. ' • ' He took his new victim's revolver
"This is our chance." he whispered and gave it to the old man. • Quickly
• to iinnalty. "They're confident, hurt- he unfastened 'the leashes of the three
"Adios, amigo••," he called cheerily
to the .captain, and springing into his
saddle, raced off toward the road. His
two companions• followed.' They gained
the highway. Vilak turned .his. horse
to Viliapa. They sped on through the
darkness, hearing behind them a few
futile shots 'and volleys of passionate
grit, and off their guard. Don't .make horses.which had brought them from curses,as the soldiers searched blindly
a sound." Elise'•t fazenda-ani] gave these to the
• He crawled to the door, opened it old man to hold. Then with a knife
inch by inch, so that it would' not which he had found in thesoldier's
creak; then stepped into the shadow uniform he slashed at the bridles of
in the woods for their vanished -
steeds. • •
Vila listened and laughed. Elise
gazed at him thoughtfully, then lean-
over kissed Their horses
of the , doorway. The sentry vas the others so that a slight pull would ed and him.
greedily watc'ling his'compan.ions at sever them instantly. -"Wait here,"' did not slacken their, headlong pace.
their meal, his back ,to the d'eor. he he whispered, In half an• hoax they had reached
• • He began crawling. through the Villaga. Quickly they found }plasm,
underbrush.. toward the fire. Thethe • superintendent. His'. face, long
•mustached captain had now taken a and tapering like a carrot, was gaunt
place: beside l:li;,e on the log. vii his eyes hollow, after effects apparent-
stealthlyi crept up Deis .ad hint •
ly of a long.attaek of fever. Judging,
' "Don't turn;•.my capitaz" he 'ai'd however, by his quick active-
quietly
ctive rnove-
quietly as he pressed the muzzle of his meets, he was well en the road to
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i,ictal against the other's beck, "elseconvalescence.
i••shall be compelled to kill you •Whi4it tilt, a tonishnienf on seeing them'
would be a pity. Stand up and trove for a few moments woe 'so great that
forward to the fire.'. If 'any of ,your
men lift a iiaid tee aid you; that; ii--
ptant. you will die."
The officer's l)ody quive••ed.' Vilak
c:•u1 ! see the mil teles of his thick neck
�eell'. But he neither. answered nor
made any effcrt to res st,. niei•ely rose
• - toiiiIy. (ram the log anti •bngasn .trudg-
ing forward. The soldiers • looked . en
in sturiei;action, When the officer bed
Machell ,the fire and Vilak r'as imt a
p-asition where' he could survey the
ly fd r•ircle rif ,Kaping, grotesque faces about'
"kr him, he ordered the officer tri halt, •
' Carefully he took . hi. pistol frroo
his belt, them looked trrwarChis coo -
4n;' \rho
:in,•tvho at•hip unexpected appearanc
h -ad instanthr cast tiff' her air of lia-
il:rent dr.:4/ 1r " AO weariness. and
to her feet to tr.atyll intend:
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• 'I;i like good 'golfii-is made
up of tally little things each
. nee of which helps the score.
Reiter digestion—steadier
riesves-eciesrer brain, are all
• • factors that count and are •
ga;rued from the
'tis: of Wrigley's:
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he said.
HARLEY-DAyIDSON .
141OUGHT.Sc ON HONOR'
If'honor calls,' where'er •she points tiie
way .
The sons, of 'honor follow and obey. ,
• '-aui.0 chili..
Honor and shame from no condition
rise; • '
'Aet well your part; there all; the honor
-Pope:
Life's but a word, a'shadow, amelting
dreain, . •
Compar'd" to „essential and eternal.
• •l}onor, • Fletcher.
If 'it ben sin to covet honor, •
I• ant-the',mdst offending soul alive.
:4 --Shakespeare..
Ifo, nor
Is the chief content; •
That to nian in lite is ?atilt: .
• - Robert Greene.
If welt respectedHonor bid me on,
I'h'o1d as little•counsei with weak feat,
As you: ' , —Shakespeare.
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• BE GLAD'
To'be glad ,of life" because it gives.
'you the chance t • love •and to' work
and to play and to look up at the
stars; to be . satisfied with your iios•
sessions but, not contened with your-
self ;until, you have made the best of.
them to despise nothing in the world
'except falsehood and pieanness,•,aiid
to ' fear • nothinig . except cowardice; to
be governed • by your admirations
'rather than by your disgusts; to covet•
nothing that is your, neighbo'r's except
h'is 'kindness; to think seldom' of .your
enemies; often . cf your friend, ' and
every day of Christ; and to spend as
muck time as you can • with body and
with spirit, ' in G•id'.s out-of-doors —
't'••e`se are little guide -posts on •the foot-
path of peaee.—Henry van Dyke.
Prolonging the Vegetable ',Season'
A continuous supply of vegetables
cap be 'secured earliest sorts
u if the e
suh as carrots, beets, onions, lettuce
and spinach are planted at intervals
of a week or ten days until' the ,end
of June. One mustcultivate frequent=
ly, .thin out well and fertilize heavtly
with ,some quickly available material
like nitrate of soda every ten days if
the 'plants are to be kept going and
the resulting crop made tender.
Where possible soak well with water
every three or four -days if the weetlt-'
er is•very' dry. It is well to remember
that one thorough soaking a week is
worth a dozen daily sprinkles. After
watering get out the hoe or stutter:
and loosen up the top growth so that
moisture may be preserved. Follow.
the early crops of spinach, lettuce,
radish and onions with later maturing
sort§ such as tomatoes, beets, carrots,
beans and corn. These can be •inter-
planted with the early vegetables and
will not need full room until the first •
named are taken out and consumed.
UseMinard's for Burns.
THE WARNING
Guests Were expected, and the mis-
tress thought she Woulti give the new
maid a little friendly advice. '
"'Edith," she said, "you'd better not
wear any jewellery to-nighteeonly
- just while the guests are -here."..
Trdithr however, was gifted' with a
great deal of intelligence, and site
failed to grasp.:her mistress' mesining:
"Well, mum," she returned, ."1
•haven't got much wot, y oit'd .call vain -
able -but thanks for. the warning, al'!
the same." • 7 ---4T •
"Easy honey is not good menet."-'-
Thoinas, W. Leniont. -
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Let rise until double in bulk, brush oyer
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The child's mother called' her . son
into the bathroom to wash his hands.
Bobby,- however, just. dipped ,bis
hands .into 'the water ,and commenced
to wipe them. on a' clean towel. •
.."Yon .naughty boy!" she cried an-
grily; •seeing:what the boy had done.
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"You 'just flipped them into tllI water
and.: did• not attempt to wash the dirt .
off, 'Do You know: that on washing
clay I'have to.acrub,these towels very,
hard',to get the dirt outof them:" '
Boby looked.up very innocently.
"Well, mummy," he: Said, "what
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... your morning toilet should
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