The Clinton News Record, 1927-02-03, Page 6. 1.
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caught �it the pit of her storriach. jlo� , I �' �-, I . '; � ,L I � , 11 I .
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r what's th&io-,itter! �'o - � NO- We laughed a while, and. eel'_ I ; ' � 1. ' I
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I �, "Ahft!'� he exelahne'd'r,t, lcn� `, t h, I Marshall Is a writer who believes In I � With the friendly tress
. I , set, 111l,c out of coinp��i)lym ianinl�d on ther brak getting material first, hand., 'To IllMs- I I Part
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� gn�ql Sure you've gal I tb t�.Ite, here is the description, of one 1, I , Our hear !
"Why, I � ought to have", �h,r� S&A '�taod,the re�j �z' � ' � I # I Ls at eaQ'G' � I . I � ,
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llanconlmit�ally. r I grin-ning', war(,. IL 1St.irtle'd::hy_e,thc . cr�as I hind of under. :, .11 I . . . . GREENTEA ' T 73 1 � I . . t
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1, ll%--hot'a sp�,-Ckl" the voung 111',111� tile t ll�ee advallced� . I ', Marshall, llot�d fiction akin�,_�- Undair the van, � . I , I I I I � I I I L I . I I
I haye ' ' 'Arail"'I't- "I'll tile sheriff of this county," he writer, turm�d t�'rneot 6q,sav6ge'alare I I 11 , puire, Uit , - .d; , '01 , .1 L
siatcd very,elliphatically. Fle, ',Of a I onster grizzly bear-. I 1, L ':. L .1 The marrow was Coa�'�; ceinding , color� d iclf�ua. 1 Asu, for it.
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. I aned up and, stood rega�ding hiv with lannourccri. "Thought -you'd give ine . 1, , 11 � 1 � Tkatk**GY, "I , � � I �, - � ---,j
I a puzAcd ain "Thought you s;�0d you thelslip, didli, I OkAjck as it .flash, 'Marshall fired. � � i. And, the world, one. . 11
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I Etocked up with gas and Oil last d so," the young i I 1. assure ,.; "Therc, is no callue for 84glAng," I I � . . �
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Divht" jen n Ile I i &� fluttorcd - it', . . . , �, � I � . A BRITISH -ME
I UuVor his steady gave bill- she 1111111� to Inake"your acquaintan(,e, clou0nees by the sting of, o,,, n d, , , success. 9;- L I I I
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11 agied to get eirt ev'nly: I Sherial Marshall' �ut e\trythwt Is not u killown." I I - . I I I
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I "it Inigobt 11,,1ve jsr�cll tile, �)jebt be- 1 -glorious. day?" Tble s4rifr eyed 'him had -Including a praybr-into O-ne I , 0-Vade /n Canad4j, 11 , I I. I ff 11 I I The% Ind -op. Liberal paper, The Lot)..
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fore, or be evei� the ili.9,11.t'liefore - gravely. 11 I I 1. I Marc shot -the last*he would be able 11 -- - A -wimlit . 1. . df?7- . I doit Truth, says "Th�
at. may "Huh! Well, first You Can lay off to f, . I I P. ousl5r It subconscious fear In ti -V '
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th She diZIn't illfogether' reli,511 1-b . re before the beAr would be upo I " And as I took the long road ... / . .
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the , grin with 'which ho ..ccepted this It em smaxt-aleck airs And second, you I It , X.W. Cis LLWFT CO. I I seemed to sles, L I I . , . � I % �/ I'll I . . miado, not only of American PrOI!,ei-, -
explination it said so 'Plainly� "Just I and the young )ad there can cban�o 'Im. Luck Was with him,Ahe bear fell I . �. " ' - LT% � -low day had, caught the shining, I . . . I
y arshall's feet." . I � TOROt4ro I I I -1 I � I aorg,, but ,of ,the 06veirument at Wasli-I, ,� I
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lilk,e a ,xdn LI'll a -th s at,16111 �he one dead at -M. * � , CAfIi Of eternity. " I , . If— exe lialf�centuri , '
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11 I I "Oh it &snT particularly mat, the county is a' furnishin' aint' inuelt, Wntch for�the-openlng of 'OThe Ski 11 I , I
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I IIS � his chcerfi�l colurnput. of 'a looker -but 1 guess �Iju.can,utake �Llhe of spruce," I . , Folifffi-giffaffigm; -T. Morrij Lopg,9tr6tGb, � �ft there truly be a, hostile ,combluatioA
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I - _!��111'1'.l ,71. probably I-ot' some extra out with, it Tor 4 while. -.1-1 ' L. I I I ; - � in Purapo agaimt the UPI ' therotore, I .
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along f his deputies, Ilyoi I Making Crusoe'Live. , ... I I I
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"How should I have?" she 1:01)lied',' 'take e6 _ of Ih.t .ruill. onalrq bils. The French Peasanee, A flial vers -loll -of -_ I I On the.p%k of the A.Marican Treasury ,
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" outly,,irdly cool .but jwvart]�y trembl- Thompson, elirlb in behind and soll � - - A PROPHECY? - -1 �, . I . I .-i to maiko the lhsaii geste' while there( , -
I I I g" 1. - 1, . . , his here unsuspectin., _ Plece Is now being "shot" oil Tobago, I . I Is still. finle, and to I earn some gratiw
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I , ,� , "Ha,? , Why in. the place made for Koung t Ing and her dashint ,fortune- When meai,thlic.cain I � which is knowfi- lobally as, "Roblnsiln - I � I 11 � � 1., ,, I tude fbir,tho'remigslon of debts which 11
. . .LT" I . �Inter. I'll do the drivin'.,, I I I �' We 411, great Crusces. Isl.d.', 11 I I I Tha.Britlsh .Radio Leadeship suggest 11 , ,
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�11 ' 3, ' I and 71ghnall, gathered aLbou-t the long ju,an pernflude , ' I , th6l Certainly N011 not be able, to eoll ;
1�"ul'lutcl -he f ender'des 3erately. - "Not quite, , so f ast, Sheriff I Net z is, It course mare; That Article in the , Manchester ,, . I I
I She ,ad t . I . , ,table iind seated ourseaq6s ou� pjjja� frequenibly � , " 1 lrl I- ... iacv? I .. . I I �.
- was I it ,ding her t!" the young mail clennur. � . . � "sloelated, ,Vytth 't,� Guardian May be Orop,hetic of BrI. I . I I
The -young inmi . regal I fas o great �; : , �� I I I I And Again- I I �
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eMening,lit � a his eyes. quite so ,ppe.j. wer,�Ifget together ,hid, - on ,'waod., P9_ "'upPol'ted' � chlIdtaWs elassdq� thjjn,�Tob�gol the , t1sh Invention In the Near Future. I I . I
-%&,i',;h �uspiclor` red. ISI . b" ches, each �beiich, bel . � � . I .1 . 7 I , ,�
"You ha . by fait .ge. Ali eal,thon:rbo ' ' I . � In tile London, Observer; "In. 19L�d
I ve drt�eii this car four YParS% lalk'th;� inattet, over� a bit. My Panie wl 'foi�ruek',Ztehig the scene of Alexander. "If the phenefiliti -,vllls Its Causec it I - - .
', - � " and a, tin spo6n -lay a Selkirk's adventure hich Defoe's Is plain that the great gap between I I . I be -world lins,been passing out of the �
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. =9 extra gas and oil?' he. chal- '11' i"�OW' lvilat' Y04V nalue- 'IS all place. L At ob 6 end - of , the table . was Story is stippossd t abionbased.. But the the, klilema and. the thealtre has been . . .Abuormal phaes of poet-yar transition
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A wave�of color,sweptto the 'h6riff- snapped, * ,,stq- the enormobs ry'e loaf, as largea I nd 0 . � � ;� witil, all Its d1setords, said, distractions.'
. ,right," the s r n first British novelist did not keep, to bridged alidthe proper difStInCtiell b&. .V. - .
roots of her hair but she attenrillteel liyely, both of you'l ',I'm a busy man as a cartwheel., w1apped �ln a Ifilen � I When even Clibla, and Russia, ,like
, some 9how of spirit. � I and I ain't got no time for foolish- towel Melling not disagreeably at the. the Selkirk stori, au& tire &-scription tween the two arts, though iaot �des- � '� I "I ; I I currencies nearl'y everywatere, ard' I
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. 'If didn't say I'd 'driven this car. ness!" Sprint 5 recently bean of the'leland, given in the book is a troyed; will be draportantly diminished, - I � � ,
. ging� frore, the roadster, lye Ili which1l: had I ' tending towards stabilization in spite
four years! I said I'd had it only Jeanpette hutr'ied forward. I description 6f Tobago, The lavers of the theatre have -always �� h It all shocklo ail& temporary set -backs,
� about . ., .I�incqn . . . 17 . . . 11 She ,,P)eas,,d, washed� Prom this loaf. tile grand. I ,. 1. .
, listen to-ine a-Plinutelft father, with one trek L Air. M. A. Wetherwell, who playea argued wfth Justleat that the glory of
. - I it Is fairlY safe to autfailtate ,that
rould go it<) further for the young man s a� I the Carving- David LivingAt6iip In another film, Is- t1io spolcen word and of, the then ,
. she begged. "This gentIthilan hasn't Imite 0 I gilt
� a licarer to her ,Ind 'w" done anythiPgL-really he hasn!t.! Re needs out � a- Place suill cis .
had steppe , Of tit to" th'a taking the part of Crdsos' in the. new which It alone Can convey Is i�sseiitlal_ �11 . . America will 'be foun& not hindering
I her ,very keenly. I Ae'ritaulent, and.,Ahea with Productiou,,;Inl every sense Tobago I I s ly different Q .1 plAy, Or , I - I n 1pree -
100king at I was only trying to 1. . .' 1, that broad pTooe,s% but promoting It, ,
I . "Just what exactly, do you menn?". 11 the sante"knife, which 110 alone -Was ,a g, . sill any facla �� We must not Prophesy, nor eve
; elope with ail heiress to mil- all , ideal, ound for tile fil0l. subtlety Of visible.'etectj3, which the �
I lie demanded grively. Jeantistte swal- llo�s,I',the sheriff finished. . entitled, to wield., iubdivided this,plece, - But the
. )ow6d hard, 1,'or no particular reaspn, ,,It), I . into as many equal parts as� there Mount Dillon, which -bas lisen , chosen Idneme call Command, A wall -con- . �, the nate at envourageinlent.
I I I ail awful -mixup!" ishe'%.wailed. . far Cj!1Is60'S lookwolit post, comma . nds trivea pholi0filin'will mitigate that dif- Till , I I general world looks denzilt,eVy so
I she liked this big, good-looking strati� ,,Qh, can't I ina-ka,you understan,40" Were hungry mouthei to feed. Each views of I . I I 9 . . - thattgh it were beginning to enteron
- " Sbe " haunting beauty over both' ferefieff.,, . I I .1
.gal- and lie was ,-Oubting h- Whytry?" her escort a then orumbled.his share Iiitq land' iind sea. Then there a.re- great" - . . _ I on�gled pe led ,of more normal
., I couldn't let him do thab--she shlinlY " , I aid quiet],v. person . � � ... I I a prol or
; couldn't! , The eyes she lifted to his Let soee,it. through, Are you game?" his bowl In such fashion as best suited stretehes of send for the 'mystorlous ' � �. � A I .- : r�,.S' � - conditions and Improved relationships,
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. Jeannette. hesitated g secand* I . I '-- .- .�_
� I were full of appeal. I footprint and'thev cannibal feast, and * I - . �
. I flung b.ck her head ,with a catch ,of , '*xt oatne -the -grandmother's part. Caves to satisfy a 11 I . I 16 of the P,itelfili. I . .
. I 'I'm going to tell you everything." a an , A h1g,belliled. poll was hissing and bub- est'aSjjjratIQll$. L . . I . I
� hretith.' "Yes I'arnl'? Ishe cried d .1 . . Im. producer's high- - Stige Letters.,
6jo said f arnestlyw "And Plea- do . The one common -note of all thiig � . *the stage, letters are ugualbr
, believe me, It, may Sourt,I], as if it becausii they were bOtI1 young One blIng oVer - the blazing ilia on ' -countjy Is ,the ,haunting presence of I On .
, irst youth is ever eager for adventu the "I Tobago has been a British posseEsion 'written at such a furious -speed that
ouldult ba true but it I,- really I r re k odor .
a � . hearth. It sen -f ZQ_rth a savor the oceati� A great.falut sound of 1 1496 1
though -thetv 'some place� near th,ay looked into each other's 'eyes � a -slace, Its 'capture by Sir Sainnol Road gill atobors, would
- isn't -If turnips; and bacon. Armed with an 1, breaks fol-jo.wo you high up into the I I seetrit to be- expert
here wiere I can get a cup of colree? I u ' rk _N � - . atenogmphers. The reason for thfif
"' Iran laddle plated with tin, she dished have chan.64 hands more u , ....... -
_1803. Prior .to this It Is believed to island cano 6; the roar of ,water . . ....
didii't cat much breakfast, and I feel T �to a halt before iP freq outly - - _ . I - I �' haste, of Course, Is that theattention.
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. a, little -f4int,ll He seemed to hesitate - The prisoners up, for each In tarn, first a portion than any Other West Indian Island, dwells 14 the clean, empty rooms of - . I � f . I of the, audionee would flag If a letter
and she dded with a touch of han- .�el stately entrance, of the soup to saitu'rate the bread, and Columbus ciMlined It for Spain wit ' Mouberay as in a shel-l-upon. t'lle,ohim- j ,were written at the normal slow rate. ,
- --tour: "Vou needn't,be seen with 'tile nd a solemn -faced butler met them. then a good helping of turnips wit" � he discovered It, ell Pay; go vIlere W-Ou. will, you have to � � I � ") j
%,on myi a "Here they arel" ilia iheriff an- bit of bacon,'half tat and halt lean.- To and, afterwards it pause and- listen to hear the voice of . - I Stage Inkpota ,never contain Ink-, I
,if you're afraid', though I give. . was held by British, French, and I . . the danger Of a "spill must not be
word I haven't done auyth g to b Pounced quite with an,air of victory. the end of that table, o the Pacific. yau pass out of the town
ashamed of I" I 'In ,a "Tell your mistress I tot , I" PPOa1W the rye' Dutch, , I riaked. AnI until lately Quill pens I .
11 . I 'Mliat Is it, Rod a .1nafTealled . loat stood the pItcher of water for the In more Peaceful days It be I a be to the 8011-thwest, and mount tile htH S . HIRRING IS MODISH THIS
"Of course yZit haven't!" be prompt-, I - unrestricted use at the thirs Come mong pine woods. Glade, thicket, and' .. SEASON. were used, beca-use, they allowed up
ly conceded. "I know a place t,&o'or thin, high-pitched vIfee., - - -ty. Ali, one ,of the show places of th6 Carib- a This charming frock would be very better tha steel nibs, but the practice
i-.11ree miles further On. We can make 4IThe sheriff, ina'aml I' e b ht w1rat sharp. appetites,we, had; and how; bean Sea. It is � only a fe,w grove elurround You. You, fp1low vInd- 11
V' 'rCuf,,, good the foO4 tasted ,especially when . hours' JGur- , _saudi I * IS b M satin or has been dropped exCept,in a few
It in no time if we're lucky L back ,your grariddaugh nd Ing tracks that le,ad nowhitlier, effective if s io ad of crepe .
enough to ter a I nor by steamer from Trinidad, and You see It d4w; EL multitude of cluall velvet. The two-piece skirt is shirred. theabrM I
have some extra gas and oil." faller. I a .whito, che"e, home-ma,de, concluded visitors to tits' latter Colony, U�ualilr arises. BqUt the sound of tile.sea still to the bodice in an attractive ulaullery Letters that have to be read out awe
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� They we�e.l T . "Oh, I'm so thankfull" sighed the the lePaot! like a. Point Of seeing Tobago. follows you "- You advance, Hite that thereby achieving a soft self -trim- nearly always indited word for word,
The'engine Non resumed its satia- I thin voice. "Hodgekins, show the shor- At One side of the room blazed tiie I m1tound Tobago, WKIX Its 21,000 In. - .
� . Tulle is fastened at the left to Savo the, actor the labor Of OtudTing
fed hum and the stwonger was clean- iff into the drawing room." -ad fire in the enormous fire -place of wind untong1the treev., only luirsher Ming- f.4118L
I habitants, cluster many small Islatit. end, stranger to the ew; aud When side of the round Peak and grace- the c0niXUMI. But the prudent MtOr
.. Ing his hands on a bit of waste before The rustle of s�lks caused all eyes where, In Very cold weather, whole One of these, a Tobfi6l has been
taking the'wheal lghen .Jeannette saw to. focus on .a. curtained ,archway at tree trunks were burned, In a cor. at length you gain ,the suparalt, out fully to the hem. Long sleeves may takes good ,Caro tar hav�e a Nvorlting 1,
a big red automobile dash but of a the far end of the pDogi., "rho curtain a Per of this I convert -ad Into a mac, nary and- breed- ,to
. monumental . fireplace, I t brealm on every hand and ,�Rlh fresh.. be added and would make this a very knowledge of the words; othonvise, It
11 cross -road some.distance behind them parted, an old'wornan came toward , UV -ground for the bird of Dara'.dise, So ' -the letter 90,09 astray, 110 May find
which wita Well coated with soot, there � e
I . . 'Pea vigor, that ofinio ulipIling, dis- sniart afternoon frock. No. 1498 Is
and whirl away In the opposite direc-'Ithem, then suddenly halted, surveying Projected a slab of slate at a conveill. gTeat was the demnad for,the beautt- tent,_ whispering rumble of, ths. ocean; far misses Lind small women and is in hinissif in It flx. __
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tion. She was about to remark that the cedupants'of the divan with wide fill PIUMagO of thdate birds For Instance, a dressfug-room "Wag"
she was not -the only murderer Of eyes.. She was, a ent. height for holding the light used that they for now you arG on the. top of Monterey sizes 16, 18 and 20 Yeats. Size 18 (36
very old woman and I were threatened with extinction a few Penjusilla, find the POISe no Jdh&Cr bilat)L require$ 81/4 yards 39 -Inch ma- once Purloined the let -ter at a odl�
speed laws, whou a man's head aP- there ,was something regal in her In the evening. This, ,conal,sted of a Yeam ago. - . . I I
peared at the rear window and 60 boating, I .. I I blazing pine Willtaft',Mlefully chosen I . - I OnIy, Mollats to you from behind along terial, or 2% yards 64-hich, and % leastle, 6, lazy "ter who had, not trOu.
next instant Ek se4ond head --also a ""What do" this mean?" she de- and well Impregnated with pliteh. it I - - the bewoh towozda Santa. Crez,but from yard 86-indli lining; % yard tulle. bled to OtUdy the Words, and aubstl-
� man's -peered back. Both seemed to inRlided angr ly. .. 'Who Fire these peo. furnished only a reddish and smoky What They Are SaYmg. Your right al,ao, round by Chinatown Price 20 cents the pattern. . I tuted a blank piece, at paper Ter It.
be much excited and intuitively, Jean- le? I never saw them before!" Iffurninstion, but served to eke out the Henry Van Dyke- "Christianity 18, a and Pines lIghtliallee, and trom-down Home sawing brings nice Clothes . In the play the, letter was highly- Im.
nette '-felt that, their excitement had I Jeannet broke into an iireprea- glendor supply Of vajPut oll-tll.&t fed I religion that will not keev; the Only before yon to tile niouth Of the Car. within the reach of all, and to follow portant, for it ItInnounced In long--wInd,
to do with the mysterious car. Than sible lilt of ]ail tot- :�s she caught the wictli of. -the Crude 16,mp.-,T,ean tiling to do with it Is to -use it, spend niallo River. Tit.& )yhole woodland Is the mode is delightful when it ear�ibo ed phrilem the herolne's TeJeCtIOU.01 I
the red automobile slowed to turn. 'The sight of, t a sheriff's fdce. . Henrl Fals-re, in."Souvenirs.11 it, give lt-away,"
givi's heart missed a beat, then leaped ,, . begirt witill thundering surge&. Ths: done so easily and economicall! by the recipient's suit. And so when tile
I to tho thrill ,of the adventure. . , Never -saw them. before?" be I . .411- Edgar P. Hjli� "The giFeat life 0ye allence that Intmadlately surrounds following the styles pictured ln our wretched -actlor Came to the point
shouted. "They ,was drivin' the iden, I _____r_ , . I
"Hurryl Hurry I Thity'r,e after me I" . alicceastul life, lifte to do with'the Or. you w1i'lere, you stand i4 not so much new raiihion Book. - A chart accom. where he bad to read the letter, antl .
she cried, gesturing wildly toward the tical car.you described -same license Britain's Old -Oak Tree d1na,rY't,4In9s In the Ordinary wiw.,� 110 n
oncoming car. . "Oh pleasel, Pleasel number; same color; same make, 5 broken up It Is haunted by this distant paPying each pattern shows the ma� found that had otlung but a blank
There isn't a second to loiel" I Soon!s they saw us they q4ot in a SOW Frq�a Epidemic Amelia Sears: ',To . suggestible Circling. ramer. . - . You strain your terial as it 4PPear1i when cut out, sheet, he, suffered egollies for a mo, I
. miality big hurry and'. . . ,I I. - . ple without, a Proper critical gonse, atiention; You aqNL clear and un- Every detaills explained Ito that the mallt- But he Saved the situation,
The young man stood motionless . Britain�s OWE trees, whole praises there Is,sarions 1 1. ly n ited �
and 'he oldwoman cut him short. menaes, In the da ly nsually ConsajoijS ofsaiall sounds saw Inexperienced sewer can make without Gasping out, '%ha JI1 me. . . .
once more his eyes registered , , have been sung by bards kb'r hundreds - . There% a mist before my eo,. . . .4
1 1 . 11�& have bungled," she sold in PAlication of Criminal matter." at hand'- you walk illsteving like ail difficulty an attractive dress, Price,
suspicion. I of years, awe being ottatleed by a mye. Mrs,- John AT, Hann : "My al gan In . I can't see to read It," lie departed hot�
"I don't understand," he said Coolly. razor-edged -tones. "I distinetl a I Indian �Iluter; and that -mice of the Of the book 11D cents the 'OPY.
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. � �.� told tw*yus epidemic which Is being, In' dealing with girls Is 'Inform Instead Pacific is a sort of d4squietting cout. HOW TO ORDE R PATTERNS
110ou haven't done anythingi,then , my iranddaughter was a.Ponde "80 toot to take Vengenza& on the, praoticall
why . . . 11 In a frenzy, 4eannett youd gatedby research warkohi on the I
I a at her companion a brunetle I Of re'rorm" " , Joker.
caught his. arm. I � Jeannette sprang to the old ladyfit lirdstry-00mmission. I I Bruce 1311ven: "Good newsoapers are. pany to You In your walk, - Prom. Write your -name and address Plaiii- � - 0,
I W.rak, -ffie on faith I st . An assistant at the comr�iselion says "Across tho Plains," by R. L. Steven. In giving number and size of such
, I'll explain ]at. do- growins'lietter and bad odes, worse.,' ' son. 1\ .
ter. Give you my word of honor I I -"He has bungled!" she said hotly, tesidew and iAver moth, we respons. Premier Mussolini: "Nothing can . � I I , patterris As you want, Enclose 20c in Fish Have Nichnames.
haven't dollo,ahything, wrougl Won)t 'Wo. tried to w�pinrn but 110 wouldn't Ible for the disease -which lies spread hapi)an to tile before my task Is done 11 .. __�._ stamps or coin (coin preferred; wrap A sea txoitt Ja admilly a river trout
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you believe me?" - listen! Herel Read-t)tisill over the southern countries and killed Count Bothlan: "True domocra' - Light Bread and Rolls. , it carefully) for each nuniber and which has ta-ken to the aen tit obtain
It would have takIll, a stern hoattt As the old lady, read, the stern lines .Lt eY , -order to Pattern DOPt,t more Toot], but it has still to vkAt fresh
- . I many of the oldest �saks , ears are ex. masses Tlubby-j'Your bread Is all right address your
Indeed, to resist the app n tone and about her mouth g.rew even,steener. Consists In the edliCaltiOn Of and it Wilson Pub7itising Co., 73 West Ads. water to 61kawn, I
L , Cali . Ilodgekins appeared at the door, _pmspd. that the flnest,oaks planted In giving them clivoIrtimitleg-& edlicatfoll, dear, but It's nut as light as mother's. to. A sea trout has various names In I
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wide brown eyes. . . the eovenbeinth century Will' be wiped. ill t laide St., Torork Patterns sent hy
"You bet I ,wI31-to the last ditch] "Beg pardon, Madarle. A telegruni." . for democracy does not fall like a WMOY-"Well, I nifsht add a
I Here) Quickill Catching her up, IxL- "'Read It,?) -,Vao the curt cornf�and. out in.altiother twenty Years. j ripe III= Into the lap of the people." Your Toll Is Jighter than dad's.11 return Mail. I ,different parts of the country. tii.Dev-
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fairly tossed her into the car, sprang 'I'Dorothy Hurst and Willys Garle- . - I -_ . � . . I art and Cornwall It is (Llways a Deal;
in beside her and the, landscape -whirl- ton iharrl4d. at noon to -day, Mr. and 1_�_� - � . . - - I 9 I I in Ireland
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ad by' � . , 4 Mrs. Carlaton left immediately on pri- " . � 1� . Poppy Legends. land, finitook, herIf ing, -and WhItling are
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it surely was. ail. extraordinary vate, yacht for yeur's tour through � 11 .. The poppy he# been the symbol Of names gIvCu to the young sea troPt,
6ituationl Jeannette h.t(d set forth. Orient.' " . . � another nania for this fish Is, salitiou
with nothing more exciting in pros- 'For a space the old woman abood I L . . . . . death since the time, the son of Tar-_
pect than a drive all �by. herself thoret'in the raidlile. of the big dusky , 11 . Quintus SuVorbus, asked his father trout' . ' I
through tile country. Then, while gh�l room, so still that )lot even an eyelid- ' I .. I. . what should be done with the people As ,a ,rule, sea. fish; not river fish,
�icked -flowers, her jnexpiiLsiv� car fluttered and Jeannette saw all the . I I . �. , . of e conquered, City. . litwe, nicletiaxnes, The red mullet, for
. I ad been replaceA by this arist6rrat, hauteur and Ini " iou8nelss * 90 -out of � . � 11 ,.:', . Tarquln did not reply, but going In. Instance,, Is often Called the see, wood.
it which, accomp=ied-by an extrerne' her. %When sbol;*`at he'r voice was . . . k � I . I cook because Of Its tasto, and the dab
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� y handsome, young inan who *was a tired and husky.. . . . .. of tile largest popoteg, thereby coin. Is sometimes known as sifter.
. ekfoct stranger to her,� she was now ,*bow these, pple out, Hodgeldna. , -1 I . . mending the massacre of the'taost in- I Fish,el'alen. o0i tholialee the sea Pike .
�firoening tit top speed along the pub- Send Mary to irep me to my room." , � . i because Its shape, Is a, little. like, that
lo highway pursued -but' maybe the Then ,she moved slowly toward the I . I . fittentlal citizens. -tit 4 flotindler
%ad ' . -d' th t t 'She can- door by -which oh had* entered, �N;�11.. The Color of the poppy, reaembling Of the PIk6, and they tot
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, ve'd, a Ucklvitr! J.tic�. "Well I � I i�,; M� blood, aleo eyinbolizos deAh. Whon 4 Ila" Or filiks.
rho red . I If tbi 9 ain't one: poach of �1� � � I � . I -sapholle was atol, I .
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Car 'acted like a ,pursuer and. Was a mass I I .. I rl One of the guruallas hag the name Of
ovilod the sheriff who knew . � - :% , �1'11 � I ;1 Ilicko rnard, by reason of the odd
�IXITI, �� I .111 ME mother, Came, sallArched for her day 0-911
!1�llg ' I I I ' - the law plebing'a certain class of " ' I . I 11 as when Caught. The .
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., 1". she cried cis she managed blundors. "Youlif feller," he �added, - an,ci night. T116 gods, pitying her and sokitill it Milk
, . 11 umble to restore Persephone, cansod brill 1,4 sometimes called ki,
. A second look behind, than Slum d most apologetical y, "I'm afraid I've -.g �irgw:�,�;... ,,%' _ to, no dodt'
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down at the saa,t, bar hand p�esse?lto put you and your lady friend to a - I ,� I -MMU . I I - . be&&use of Its ehape. � I .
1. 11 I I I I I 11. " .. A.L111 . N." .1 . I . . . I poplAes to sl?x�ing about liar feet. She a
,-]ter heart. T'he, next instant came, n �lloap of inconvenience.- , � . I , -011 1 1 . ' Inhaled their heavy, ,bitter
I �,;; IN ... 11 W, 111'. 111, scent, and Dogflah have In ny Panias,, none of .
#)iarp r4port fbIlowed, by another and "Tba-Vo, all right, Sheriff I" the I iN.1.0 --111-.
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yet another, . I ail -broke, in, "I've bad the 'L �, LL i�,K ... 1. . late lessit insulting, � The bais it the
"Hindl tiroal Shot to pieces'llwat ... I 9 m lily lifel BK the way," he . � U�V., I . sently sleep closed hea- oyeldds wia sho I
I- l galusalliat'rest which her woilrY bo4 most sporting of soi, fish, but It Is not
I likall In sbolited tho. man at the wheal, tE_"-"Cd`Tt1. � - . I forgotten - i ��"*Rll� I . I
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If hoy. ktop that ,up, we're 'done for) to "send Mary" and stood. transfixed, , . 11.. . "'."'g, : .. neaded. �
but; wnjIe we last -WWIj sire give Gil IWdw about the car we bad�does it I ^ 11 � -1 ,� Thet State flower of California to it tho,t It is c4lied solmon bass. I
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ot. , uld Yes, sir. It's Miss Dorothy's, sir.11 I 1_ I � ou"tho mountain elopes, under I I h
I 9RI :"Well. I shall have to telephone to I .1 I z, _ I soPid Ilos Itild4en. The Saxon itam"O'for London Cat, Comra)uter, Earns
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f the. shade trees which f., ' the Lake - Crescent club. They will - - . tchef. ,
13oulevard? But they held fo their send sonlobody..'over with, my car. I �11 � P"ovily is ,�Poplg-" . �
I net�.ves stea'died and 111' While wa're Waiting," he turned to I It used to be a,'61144otn In -olden. d�ays Kiplang's Cat that -walked by Itself Is
h � I I to strike a POPPY . petal In the hands left In a shade of its favorite wood&'
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I ,% of coffee you wore wishing f 61 or not. If It broke, it eignifled late faans.sm a.c6mmuter, . .
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I OC(nlw .. . that h I Ovary morning fit,,), cat boardle the. .
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