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hiller and dales e f w it3d✓ive; hrenerFrenkee?`" he t skeet attera lengthy
w:h sans frill .and uiel.e r„to tether,pause'.. "D•>a' knit -seat' -half s•;,ut' ain't
w., &r..3 under her shams' ,ef :apertcis eau,z'.e for de •groun!:1M.",.
helve eturence and craasne.l aY1 ober al We,thaver turned around sav'age1y
veh:tewale which :•.t:'ged ye the i i4C",;xiurie el -kg ~::heel, you!" he raseet
lenigheneeZe se elle drove c e it the de- out. "An' get away V h'ia an' -gone
oliviti€s into the trough; of the w ev •s, :.eta' tees. I'ni rtinnin'
The anl,1'r r- c.k tete r::p a furrow cf act yawl,,
spray <v 1: h dared x1 o;^cr tke rail inrage hien hma:n meets n•a Wert to re-
Ir•:'meture r irfecSva and d'rertel ed the
linclai.0r the ;_•ekesfac
•, �iie: thavex's e
're,ning y t.�. Frcm the lee hew
went white "D.d ;cue lieu iter'"
1•"••1.00 a i;3: zltg,: hiR• xu�r chaos et feats. {4Xes Pre-14'
r']t'it.IT!t �2i"
eeered e 'stream oe-ez`nea.d as ,
the
veeMrd rolle:1'her lee rail unde_, treeD'irannie Ca? sae' B Ami he made
a . wI e Ek, eye drank the ragged
5 ar;ieur f this e :Teel -r s1Ory 9 to elbow J:li:es off •ilho wheelefeette, but
verrltsb'r: paean of the .ea Was s'uma in the '.atter refused to be budged from
^. .. .. - .:_ .... the e0r „ous roaring of the fzphtilbg ll+S."$,m� j*OUI1 l xink exet,'e his
g
w :t£ the 1 a :rag of the fresh, the
than c.. cf the wind in thy' ssi?s, strength r,:t tore tie wheel crat ' #
t.':e i :,_ser nunst:re'ey of ire the 144g Frenoinuan's grasp, 111.41 the
braze in the teetered riggerg. • It was
latter in eal,pri.e at his aid eumt•tde's
a day teeraneeee eteneeifeley in the cheldieetneas stood to one side regard -
tenor to Titem e -s Reeteing Day's da 1 s]+Gok udols face
cf she "'Tra •e Wind": WI10 areurly y� �dxn„aa ix• at, Sou laig
!gawk?” Crapped Wes;:haver,
How I laugh r., hen a wa} a imps over` J ••es strode forward, and laying h:s
the head, hand upon the ?,sapper's shoulder, he
Alii rez ,ji;,s through t'a,e ray bow said •g!zntlY' "FIe.Zi1, go 21e'ow, ol man,
shine, w�ell
!et me take ' t , ve her. You ain't verse
While an acre of foam is ecattered ,'
and spread In answer, the other, puffed up with,
BLUE WATER.
TALELIF
. TEE DEEP
SEA EISHE .MEN
BY FREDERICK WILLIAM WALLACE
Veneyright by the Musson Boole Company
CHAPTER XIII.—(Cont'.) "She pray mean trick on you? She
WI -en he !emerged on deck•--etateh a turn Yore down?"
As
sxa shoulcei,s and tc es the rage, and t)l';k, to, everything right
brine. ,and re,asett b e, knocked. the French
;roan's hand off this shoulder and marl
And with the glory of it aII . b'ba 9 i, "Grit away an' Dave ni• ac''sne ,
siiFtnme freedom and grandeur of old Jules 'hesitated fora iaouieatt, anti
Ocean in one ox her loveliest and most tI-.en grae-Peet• a sgiol a Of the wheel
impressive iaiooda- 4're gallant 7*ttle Frs?ak• he luanded - Go
lo :r. p ee.i.ox of the eiticak..;y Thi young skipper's mouth harden- sehoorer, like a faithful Morse, res.. �W th a gruel Of�s>fipirress( fury,
r'a,hobe*iva. I:+;aes cif 1•,..?, ,%ate ed. Ilam kneaw that Jules had been h"ls vended to the toad of a motif who Sa}V:' hesthaver l: t t'ie Wheel u and Bravo
fiat + d# h t eat b titd h k his fest into htis old d t *hest
t 1'4.:. i'; iu). v"°h;tr1 r„£ -'111-4-Y'tt:s: • 1'rettehmeen"- opinion of Carrie .vex=' felt in the tumult of ad and sea. Rhos vasa of'the blow, Ju,lea staggered bad;
the hawsers a;i�t ter. e.�t rtver vas vel•y• selin iv. a x, a flan o the 'gar in is 'gaol, his ee;s E�,; up agains a wt;•
to ..,I saner te4e b lee diz. k, r1 erne.
He had «:iii Mhipped an idol with all "Lay. aft hare, Jule-,, an' take th' beam a the cabin eemPaumn•way,
.. t,
4,
cf ^1.e 1;'e;.*'. s)a:.::e:$ tl;;nt ir..:�1 test ling, and o is n:emery a a r, beauty a 'ay-�, Man who reek.. + etyma ea oyes
file sohoi r. r down tci tate nl; al en, •venae • a 10,4,leetion of the e• l u. an life through dark gla an. Takata un tvi�ax by the un tecl±-
y t h t' fl f h l h' f `whet« t th sli-
t➢. t spat%.3 tsps and t..e Marl in the strength ef' his strong nature, and wl ;11" he growled to the figura lean- and he fell head first down• t a brass -
r :: i,t a 1;z1 11311.0 i, '•G'ive y t ,z p»'„1 it: he -1 rravcd false. dire 4. Ite_wi;he d u o r t}ie dories, The Fxenchnign shod eta,
stst e't Orly three dir1lara, Cap!' t, i.:..p his treub'.es to himself and ,e.i,eyed4 while the other uzp!pped taeGoti;r Now, 'maybe yerll ,;144 gal' er own
.a } or.:4d over them alone. He wanted no into the •cabin: `lyusene;~:,,'” ,Airco Wesiliaver grasped
'ti aa� i r;''' :31 Frank• "Iii I
ct�' '' ='i 4- Baa_ s3' this iiarbiar 'k11Qat 3:ire-'3:11at th bat Led been aa fool, he G'ancu broken
the dirt -littered soon a eo F egr again ezd steered with,'
tz '174'1 ' i . . ,.a f9shin'. Sl ee'r ori 1,. T ,, he resented others #loot ;the Tats he 'boVtie glass, tate ¢ e n'Plunging 4
U,.'5„;1,„:1, I a:=11;, want�ye k" s''"'e ta' thinking leo, not even Jules, and nese.;e,.are.tus hears of clothing s it- at Vi'i g' his a,,tion .a momozia
. i!. „n, tit4,;,-:'a tem -•Ales ,viola e 1:e th:aght over what his old terez1 sheat, and the snoring figures th�augiit,
yep ell' tsar'''-^;�t;" dory -mate did know about his alT'uis in the ".iunk�s�--V e'thaver felt no feel. In his fall Jules had etruek )r.s hetet'
•` he n: me y castigated himself for in of disgust. No, they were happy, an a corner Of the Move, and for a/
The t r ` ezt skipper gave a save Lai re teen ra free with. his coni)-. the cep,. They,l ad nothing to worry minute be lay t'.alf-$turned. Then he
e z e. lashes •'Tau m4.r perreani dereers. Sabi had Yetened to his .rap- thorn, and if dank email render such got tele and' sat down upon a,'14
reel ," } e nnutwazre d. ...Give ham a tt.. ' iamb t4ons *all his hopes and abliv;.,n to torment of 'mind, well thin; ing', until a trlelela of testi rain
wipe for ars laa't."_ And with setae Ju.ea wo zi4 be sure to sympathize, there were some uses- for drink. So down his Cave.
z
sZ,i ':.ul work a cis. h�art 3s- '
etamed
urreii
and eyraralty of the kind he abhorred he rz. ;;toned, end pro eedi>i . to lois "Huhl nes' have out m}'sel ale?
Lis .t:g ant i:at'a iii... nua rn•Inage°.i t.d--evhae all willful tne;1.:a'hhor•-•--that cf berth, he preduee ` a Bottle and drank, Dat^fe'ller 'esu soar' sure: But he no
pita Ow' A3it :::a, a, bang with Lit* the "Pe ee fellow! I toad you ss-. When he came on flask later Jules treat rue right fer o1" ciaree-irate. I'll
sten 1 as he did w # variety. tivas what he feared that hie saw what he had been doing, and he. speak to hint." And with a w^onl cos''.
,I` os- 2 a m-syg o." 'ow=ed She «y, fr e i woe'.•.1 give uttirance ta. When was troubled. "Yriu been •drinkiee, his dark fee tures he ateeeeztl the
aT
.. .o .s} tseme,,,,a,,,, It..teel:ed there was an aggressive, Franke," he said with something of 'adder and faced the s,cip er.
vette .�l,en ;r.1:. better noeure pre -a ui- re ere.f.z ring .n his voice. are rotarh Jn tare trate oP his voice, ' 1 estha er noticed the blood en his
si.aaEni fLr an instant and 1;e let the i .•e�app�$e you =ninrl your own basil �'«eels what et I have?"
'
mewled fare and gave a perceptible 'start, but
ns- ea aa:: pass. f r,..., J..e•,., ani I -i mind trine: 'the other. Cal late it dont med. f . to cokes% hard at
ss -'d no hrn Jules i
s ey i., eel the fear' %MET and bother e'en env. hint cr a few seconds and epeke
sec.-. cut t :s+c iTix the Peak's I::ani Tae F l''bman'a swarthy face red
t, m . arz: as s.:rn ata the assns were dwne:i. ..A1: right, sir! " he said quiet.. The' big Fren:ehman took no notice, quietly—very quietly. Fran ee, you
.. h\ 1 centiiu uedaieif he had no ea h • "t, Vhit inic of iiat, I truck your
dorr meak �aa l u I
erltie'aI 'at of^:zt44 the ;;any love the 1''r ilii,•) re`P"a' 3uted his answer ralmeet 9 • }4 put�g overnow?", e , c 'p•
cc ei -1 l,a„iar ;; neon- the pi end re- as s on as he had said it, but the €ails, Peres lllonhegan 'astern, I big 'nough�to t rash you, but you're
tiro: below to their hunees el sin. Ladner he 1';itd c x un ei are the chaos �� 1 I nu t it over when I'm ” oc:1 an es f Ien' stillcuSten ve vessel
eic:
Prank at th uhe;ei ani) Juts elver- c'f spits, injured pride, and unee:yuitted r,.ad},' a n.tg eft the skipper, lounging y t port,"
erg 1"11�t. ? goer stere the only two en lo�e �.vhich F^s'3eS�nad• his brain ns'tirst the :use and laokin tot the Andyet im dor h the
other
ts, Jules leint hey
de.. e1•ei 1 1 sats+ r saes i out lay `''••stet''•! his Letter r,�ature ur.ltr, and ta)s:,ing "lite' Ili* ;and turned into his bunk.
Care T: ,.,aoz:h, an.1 when the latter he came to :'a•ok upon Jule's eteptiriee' Jules tc. k no notice :thaln• To be 'continued.)
sato a)a 0l , ". ixothn Itaroi '• an in: bars interference into his! "Ain't }au goiri• to set ole )'aurae,
tam, Franke:."S,' :e we st.er de c'ffa,rY.
n day ar.' ai: r,.; h;, yeti'° Inc, ogres, Ram Island I 9,e';;a gassed on'
1.:,tv lai� leen oil' -shine wit' d • sate:- t1 a art quarter the s.ltoer,6rbegan to UNITED STATES DOCTOR Music Education and What
3 ;T" a and sheeted t.e the skipper's 1Y, ani, walked away ibr'ard,
The •:.fer interr ' h' tl•e ri"zng •
off h It r { MAKES STARTLING OFFER
11tee ery win'•--_-.." feta the war i tied 1 to
..t1"a :lot' loft to r h It Is,.
.erten lm faith a o $ Jae S. n a r):.l iC-
•°1 cora t II:• tw a lain= wt s tier 1r, 'a eu' .�_ ga.e, out tat s.,sl-roiter, w, • it ' what a been tc
.. let :le bofe it, d..1 nee. feel the . Will Scn Zandaomo 8peotaglca on ;r»':ai to de. viib . .hat it has bo
tome t � I" r �'i..,r-, ar r.".;,, �. large ?::hr's a 'r .'l re...a aI } 'an••:n an' I'I1 real weight cf the Ibre,ze until they; to anyone. g degree in the past. Too often it
'What 1s ntuele education? It le easy
th,*ough.'+ 1Git Sequin .astern. The day tit :s sun. has consisted in - tai ing Lessons and
T;:.a" l,l,,p I'rerr:hm«n nex'da��l s:o;vly ny with a clear Vere sky fle:ked with' kriluazut..sni,:12100,aurrg,;.,.,n1O'(u strain ilii be glasses
) r vi r s'ar s after many hours of painful effort and
arli gaze i furtively at tt , l a::r, s';ip- flee2y crud" and tire:'r tate ir,Il • rti..ti ` ofI+r. Toth zn the , practice the pupil achieves the doubt-
s- C ti .it�R a a .Ott •.til• ^ytr'el e 1 a? d e sed . ester the • ,n c .tit tS n I" e h r se's }vs-' bp to v e. <. 3 Teaksin to a f w
otherfGl•oilat b able I a}b g p ., r
ria pair his 1, n sots x
*�r h o .'.zr .ie, sr;1 Iters :at on, sat ng i,,o foam -capped crests which
.4 Ime Vision" Tortoise Shell Sne -, Psing
Pieces on. the piano or a Few
on the 1'e' -b». arra ser His h -'1 reared, and sparkled in the tae/es i lar on trial, zl, to 3n; reader or this' sorlgs m talk intelligently about Barb
x .. was fie :i._d•, and there wa..1 a hard e::nhga:it. IIere was blue water in all Paa+Fr *110 writes him. rd4ressing uta
, r >A
+. 1 l'Inatllan +,rfice UIlin r til SSI° 13nx . or Beethoven
160,,4%...i, in 11.5 �;T'.y r tie nisi la an express- It g:ary. Sun-hin+e, b,ue :;,y, e.o'U(13,' �ii,
1 es ienable
tnhu. These isplt'n,1141 ngs or, however, we know that the
1
a �o•
i ..h •P� 3 a ri rear.
h Ja:c d.n bre
. n,� isbreeze. � masses t ,ke to F Th n ,ass win
s.. asi•1
e e e.a t. Ul anyone
nr
Ft, e• t
,...
read ha'
r and 9 - i nasi
J;t—s'h•--svhatde master wit' ;you the.. huge, uncontroll.�b�le e:enlent ! �n1II11Fnt print. thread thq lineal. needle,. Etat < nth A l inlpartant thing in music
dis morn n', i`^]r?t c?" ar:;e;1 the which mirrors the skies and stirs to ace far or near, and prevent eyestrair. education'is learning to listen, For
• or headacheq Tit,• d at r F1F.o are said generations past music educators have
other Liter a pause. i the lash of the Rind- ]>a�i ubr,orkted', to bp equal t� ally sold at retail at fmm
Flank let ke;i uv ar.•3 laughed i in an the azure of the firmament atlaave, and ° S1s,oe, to $I ,.via a pair, are. very 218410-1 been putting the cart before the horse
a t" alannel: It v -a;. another of the the great undulations reared their
some
in
l'h y are verand r will
g nd i gills' and hay: stressed performance and
$tr Ii+ I llgl:,; v :E'h bead jarred on serried tops', w.hieh gleamed evanea-t filer ,, are sure to rompliment you on' totally 'neglected hearing, Of real
o
t re I rlxinn:t r & ear earlier in the cantly .emezald with the sun -glare 'be S'eur 1n'tpr01 ed al)pr.aranee. Don't send tzzusical feeling, of the ability to bar-
o .. istte:,. r.itelate.1 Sh<arty, i'ir'i, and curling, broke into tons of "and age, nd state thorlongtn address.,
f tlrne n o, 1ge a simple znelody,.of the joy of
t hi , rar.-t111,. s t.n ma'tter. Why? , secthrrg foam, which showed dazzling, you have worn glasses off evil, ale will ,real , ,self expses: ion through music,
What dye think's th' matter, any- ;shite againr t tin bac-I:gxeund of dark; send the glasses at once by !'rcpatd !
! blue ocean. The sprays, torn from1 ndrensppeet' forr ten clays ear;+our, examine
hark o. fragment can be discovered.
The. other. p'.aee-d with a bait=kndfe' the ragged wavetops by the• lack of i home. absolutely Sree. if you are same.; For. this •reason the world is Pilll of so
and cut a ao� h i th b 't h.a i 7 the breeze glittered like d d fled i very d t t 1 called artists wtfo can play
•
e
r-'r.t'r t:'?ilr all Ct> afore I'm
�Ls n e s-1 r re -e myna Is- n e adv an xan n ceep • a Liszt
f,+- ,Y 4`r 7 +r Ac thea them, you are Igen to �)as file atnall".(+Oneerto-but cannot pick out a folk
1,, r It . F: u' .. i:. e..e ec .;. to mon__ in sties effedeenee and:
charge cr S4.42, °therm:se rewrn the
cf
12.ir.9 tit'as UIIN v:..:..11de„k c,c the Diung- glasa,•g and y°„ are out nofhi1 ar l•nu : seas 1)y eat; who )rave the. technical
1 thy-•-?u?es c..ui'.? see that in hie irg ahaoner like fiI*e rain urti; everyr,.pr his oxer at ince, 711, Voll ene1w.e "facility of .a mechanical `instrument,
eyes, "Dat Dexter g ii?'" hcee he thing dripped water. tee glasses In 'beautiful velveteen-
-Aye? That Dexter girl? Wliat The litte -ve e1 herself became as 1
a :ut I:er?" a creature cf the sea. She leaped the. i
lined. leatherette. springbark, nont,et-
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A Prescription for Long Life.
The gathering cf centenarians which
took place the other day recalled the
case of the eminent German physician,
Dr. F'ischweiler, who died recently at.
the age of 109. He often declared that
he possessed an infallible rule, for se-
curing longevity, which he would re-
veal to the world in his will. Upon
his death, then, this formula was dis-
closed:
"Put your bed, orienting it by means
of a compass, so that you will` have
your head placed north, and lie in .a
horizontal position. Sleep solidly with
closed fists," •
-
Thie is the whole secret. This posi-
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communication with the great ,tel-
lurian currents coming from the north
and insures an extremely happy blood
circulation.
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Eve's Tomb.
Eve, the mother of the human race,
to. buried, according to a very elft le-
gend, at a spot about a mile north of
Jedda, In Arabia.
Her .reputed tomb is of enormous
length, being uear]y 400 feet long by.
10 broad: It is now In the possession
of the 'Mohammedans, who do not per-
mit °zit rusty Christians t o
enter it,
The human race must have altered
very much since the world was creat-
ed, for, according to tradition, :eve was,
reputed to be 118 feet high! -
What a good thing for Adam there
were ..uo dressmakers: bills in those
old days, or be would hive toun,d'cloth
iug his spcuse a costly matter.
Aclarn is said to be buried in Ceylon,
but Eve speatthe last years of. her.
life in :Jecida. At Meeea there is a
very old temple, which is supposed to
have been built by Adam himself.
but cry cut in disinay if requested to
harzizonize or trtansp'ase the simplest
tune. •
The latest word 'in music education
is - that performance is not the first
but„rather, the last se,ep. Listening
must precede performance. Music edu-
cation ' no longer means pumping some-
thing known as a system or a method
into'a•pupil from the outside, but it
means developing the - latent music
which 11 already the e. It means self-
expression, not a pariiat-like -imitation
ora. techical • achievement. Musto
should mean health, joy, growth and
s:e11-expression. Too, often in late
sears it . has meant for tihre .artist and
'teacher physical and .mentalcollapse,
While ' in' the field of children's music
the average boy- or girl who has had
music lessons !hates them with a loyal
hatred and takes every chance in the
world to cheat the clock and avoid
study and- practice.
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1880 Chabot Ave. Monts
aselirie
Traria Mark
MENTI -J. LAe
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MInard'a Liniment for Cods, Etc.
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plates of rear'-!.:ke subs:a:tee. which
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Cleaning
HE postman or express man will
bring Parker
service right. tto
your home.
Whatever you send—whether' it be
suits, coats, dresses, lace curtains,
tapestry draperies, etc., etc.—will be
beautifully cleaned by the Parker
process and speedily re-
turned.
We pay carriage one
way on allorders.
Write for full particulars.
Parker's Dye
Works, Limited
Cleaners and Dyers
791 Yonge St.
Toronto 938
aging pains cease
V:lle�r rongeeirpn a.!'. reilez)ed
_Remember : mosq m—sof ilte pain'
andinilaruniatioil of rheumatism
atismn
'comes from c:(:r:Oc;tirn• Startthe
.congested blood Dowing freely
and even cizronic, nagging pains -
cease:-' Sloan s uoe s just this-
it penetrates lvi'tiu-,1 it rtil:rlaing--
;stra.ight to thecongesieci spot;. It
' wallas up, Stimulates the 7.10-7.-
1.1tion. It stops pain , l:ringsquick,
comf.rr',ing relief., Many -uses ---
all in: onc".35c bottle
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