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I Magnificent," Allother ' "'Yol t, Li "ut. , t whether - I . . Soine Statements are secure f�ori 1 .
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The Master Tale -Teller, -A-uLlior of "DardelYs the or not," blazed Sir Terence . I I � I � � ' I �, I I ,
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f Adventure and Love .in — . fI mean you, to take udvan- _ I � 1,� ittrilclieti011, One, 19 that I � - -
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age , arcb�lbe,ct. Ile said that , ; ;
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: I Tlie� Pallinsul I Thus did -the- hot-h-a-ded fe,'Low de- I .9. I , : I i!. � '. � I I �- - �Tliumes' there would. I I � � .
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7 1 urgent need of her fallious swOrdsmem "Hall' said the Count, " o . I I � . . - .c'rallJ<)r atel.io,ohDridge in pa,rticalar. ;
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WI -16's WI -IO. go 'apinst the French and not �to j Y u ?,re I . : agmE . 1:�
I I I Butler of the Irish dra- �11 , i0flering me a cha � I � - � - I 'LGREEN A I . � Thames worth. iCe ques . I . 7 1
Lt. Ricllai:d,a� increase the disorders at home." , ,,If I inay niake, so, hold, And a 1, �, � I 1.� I � . � I s place? Woald, Lon I 14, i
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the A vilence, ro,'lowed the ra�sh *ordsl. i �� I
. at ,I .5 , I've -s mind to shoot you dcad�" % . . ,,,, .1 � I . don lie better elf without It? I T,
4.v Wollington,a cam,faign ag-vu of ,,, think,,, ganiuval, 6 d a t 1 - . , � � 11, I i . � I 1. . �. 0, f0go free s@jr,mpJLe- , lt,cala,��, be said' .at once that the I � I 11 � I . I
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"� " I I" h speaking eowly and sably, 'I think - ave chaAleng- , I - . hame,, made London tile Inight ,elty , � i I
At , , "Shoot . did you say"" Samoval in I Write "Salada" Tbront . � . I
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-;.r,'�O`Id"r g a drunken revelry, whic t.'ruplecl gisrit:y.. "You � III . �.T ^ ' ' ,
that is innuendo. I,should be relieved, eld me. The chol ----.--.------------ -- - d : , 1.
arouses the esentment Of Portuguese cc of weapints lic§� I I =— I 11 . � . � . aila the, Thaines is fair an � I I
r ' regi- Capt. Tremayner, to'.hear ycal, say thIRt ,think, with me. I shall initruct my , I , , - she Is' B. �piug�.� I - !, I
officialsi and disappears from his . . . � � - _I�,�,,.y,lb,.._I,,11!1��tl.t"'L-1 ill 11 I �, . , -, ..
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' ment . I . it is -not..!' friends to ask for swoids." I I . . CLEVER INVENTIONS BY AND FOR- WOMEN glill.n says all = -
Telle O'Moy brother-in-law Of "I spoke quite generally air," Tie- , (To be mitinued.) I I I � I mighty, , � ��
valao assured him, out oY considers- . I I 4 t , I
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Butler and adjutant-genarM, Is visited 10 fo I I I . I I I Lt tittle obl .,
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by . � , I I r the .ladies, who Were, 'looking � I I 11 .1 . . � An e%tra hand for the llcuseWif(I to Wbubd UP "wilthIM, a, It there Would have bean no London Will I � , , i"
'01-jas, Portuguese score- aied. "I think," he added., 'that the What 9 s. the Use ? J . .11, cooking her v6geltables,, case at thabase, ,�t th:1 Wand- which- ilsl hut -a, $11lull 84ld �'jlisigatficarlt to - I � ��
Miguel, r Sir Terence. Be Isla find the topic tiresome." . . I I %� help beir . � , O'll ')naI;weaPRIl of coal-, . �� �
t" 4 of state, marris lad .� .— .11 � , I ; 01I I 11, - lities is used for 9-ftf)l,- tile- ],the to tile hooks I Posses�drtg no not , ?,eniallied, stago � I I ,: �
"Perhaps we may have the pleasure a 0 attends to at, leT d � ,
t who , shot for his of- -,,IC, is vain to servo God; awl 'that . ., I ). I I . Willa -alr-to- -iron',�shewouldh"e 41 , I I
, list Butler must be of continuing it when they are no I., .411, 1 1 What a w onlan,s cle.ver littie'juvention, instead'of bavink to mou3t a c�h I oX , :,14
fencei olMoy promises. I profit is it that we Ila,ye kept'lits, ,or- I I r .�. I - e. illyen it ch� has.1-Isen,on water—, , . e ,i( I
I principal Souza of the coun,311 of longer present" . . ft a,"handee," clalmo,to, be. ,in reach ,up t6ithem. Th, ,,t,Qr said nant. -Bq ', - � I
d1natilm.'VI These are the WOM11115,that, - . Re (I � � -y",Trp , iddY wbtdrg Of tile Thame's. And , � �
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'regency is opposod to Lord 'Welling- Hastily jo,Moy broke'in on the eon- , � �bhat all Buy's hung her lalunda , �
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tiili�s PIdan to devastate Part Of POI!ta- Vers"t"On 'and steered it into safer late prophet � Malachi puts in the � S'pelarance it is like, � haill-oper, flower -after su. p.e ,, and took it down irl.thel, how many know that there- was a ' I .
Inoutils, not of bad pe le. but Of 44 - I . � c;.of tin, WIC11 a wooden healdle. tak- P x� � I
lot 3 mad, . llne-When the Thanics did loot Coach I
� I , an Interferes with military OP- channs; so that presently a sena- ' � , I I I . f a stalk. it ID placed morning beliere, breakfast. Indeed the � t e se. f -
- blance of ei cou,raged goodt peovile. They lied been . I . . . in4i -the placle, 0 1 1 Load0n, but GmPtl d: It . � I In ,the I
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:i , falltions sh commander- -xse was restored., , I I , I � e, ,water, and the quick fixib-9 ,and, removing of t, I A . 0 line I . , I �
ers, until the Briti -e i end the trying hard to do right, and things , � I over the greens In th " of-,- -is d I I llw �, ,�
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f has issued the ultimatum that When the;, great-Tuttrection ill elvice. . I Wash?" .
". nxast w away, Syl- weat been C,Duragli� , , I - I steau; escaping through Slots In the, 10 s� . I . I I I �
-unless Souza be removed from the ladies.rose sauntered wrong. They had .�, Market of tile Nations. . � I
Le" - via urged Una to call Ned, rentinding vi'is, but their courage, aslenie& Of no I I petals," preveTitc, affiVY b0lit"g'OveinAs Popotiloal mperlenee ot liv,ing iiii, olr- I ' - 1. I
government b Wellington, 'will witli � . � mccribed qualteaV..prompted the, In- London was a busy ort cantarles, � .
I her th-at a duel- wou,ld- be fatal after Chey .had been . It is floxible it fits paxle of different Oa I , 1) . . -
, dra%v from the country. � aiivalil, They thought � . .. I . * JgeltL . ention, of a wond.erfully compactliaby before tile R,Oman invasion, and be,
. Una O'Moy, Sir Terence's Wife and'Lord Wellington's decree. missings Speat deal, of plietasIaro, that � . sizes. This 16ttle gR4 c for greens, T, ' . ' . I . . -,�
. Butler's sister, hides Butler, unGowil I And , now belao'd . Lady 01MOY du fune,ral garments I has bean us I ed. for a, coul)l .of years by' ,chair Which When 11bt i'equiredi. for a came ev(ki more, fl-ourl�hi,ng undler � i � � � ,,
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; to her husband. I thrown into a State'of alalm that bor- they had "wallted iaint tila � I &r. own k1tchent, and small pers.on. ,call -be 1100d' 99 a," Or. Roman r�ale. The venerable Bede.re� � I �,,,,�,
. more rea- before the Lord%" The colnUl the Inventor In.b. - . , 'I-,
. Count Sanloval avowedly an ardent i aered up*il ter,ror, She had to wiih religion is a ki1,I,Joy is, riot as modern . . 144' 00 many I p eciPle who ,saw it said that I dirEary -chair. It Is- In- two 41,01001011s, cords that In hIS, time London. had be. I I
i supporter of Wellin ton assures Unatison than Sylvia could dream ppooe. I � I they we,atell. one 111, G it ' and asked I one, of ,whiiih for= u bath-statadl ad,ci cQuie ,,the ulart of many as, I Clone re, I
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. that he will aid DiCT ij given all OP- to keep Capt. Tremayne out bf trOIXb7e a's People "sa . I . at finally. she I the ,ather a. low chadr for the mother Sorting to it.*by Sea cLad IS]lId.,"L Its' , I 11
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I . juslat p,,,.,t, Instantly, -git-tedlY, What 11 righteousness does not 11a;y, I .� where they couildi get It -th I forlasL -Zt fascinating '�
she turned and called to him. in the sense In whieu Some - people . decided, to patent it, anil It was she in to Sit In, The itatter can be, .traw,7 growth onwards I . I ,�L,.
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`5 see- at & recent ciltibition of , Inrmutrms7 formed Into's 114fillet pa�qded. play chair narrative -told in detail Ili "The Story � . �, I I
p C r ad Ire - rth e ' O'Moy "Ned!" floated her silvery voice What if 8, 900A a," "a � -hen mounted on . the it -issued, by the . �
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f T I n - - - U garde think ,Of Pay? for the childand w of the Port of ton on," .1
i � r �.;e across- the enclosed to give as many dodgars a. tou7cr cossa I I Another very nVentlOn Is a what , .
, I Sy v ' i. Arra � us's "l -in' - batlistand- the combination becomes a Fort of Londan,Authority. But
c car .king - "Nedl I want you at Once, as tuck -away seat -for a small- kitchen Or � . I - .
I � can lady. I' - . a bad man, an,d. his bread and takes, 51r. . . to L�n.aon to- . � I I �� 11 11
J thi , III . ligsnt y g =`�e.11 - kitchenette. It has -metarl. supports high cha . does the. Thanies mean
. . — , , P e. — , . coat just as much wbeiliew he love& his ' - I I . a � I - I - � 4 L .
. CHAPTER XV.-(COlrVd-) neighbor as himself Or n`Ot? What it � J, .L I with a wo-idea.seat and back and Id at- I FQr Craft Work rs. da,y? ' I
I I not deal with the In- CHAPTER XVI. - I righteousness is sometimes expensive, , . -hen I I 'Of th -my of London's wark- I
, I tachad to the leg cl the table. W I Two of,the remar'k.ahale lai,,veUtIons in e vast al I I
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ipers I -which BOX -PLA I . t4e women's section have to 4o with ever 100,000 "HY0 I
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. Tiere?" asked O'MOY. on actual disadvantage? Still. not In usle the back. fo,lds, over alr(I the eirs, I
done So it is A CI-JALLENGID. � . I Whole chair swings under thf,� table. I lework. - One, wavolutionAzes the that 98,000 Out', ,of. . Y I I
. If I have not sulTeady of no is. wijiltag. to meaure, profit Rod Delightfully- chic is thi's sports I eg fises automatically, So , neetd selveav -On the, Thames." Yes, that puzzles. r . � LL I
because I find it more profitable to kbrt' Tile a ngI& .1 lbillities, oflionle knitting in. - � ,.I
Capt. Tromisyne joined Lady O'M07 loss in that -*NraY? Maybe the three model of woo'en material. The 6 I 0 . h6'reward It brings
leave them at large. Conceive. that ild as they sauntered ith.Leorit- front'is laid in -plaits, while the as not to'tear the carpet. al -colors by means, of some 11ttIc, gua- Your work, and I
immidiately, a humdwed- niev who fought w box � 06's may 'not seem tit). haveLthe, Temorted , .
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they have enabled me to seize I's ,ff together, he explained the 4etailz - that their ra- A mop fell' Many Purploses-ig" also a .ge,ts fo� attaching to the t-humb or first S i 11 -
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. F)cche, the most dangerous Of all of his plan for getting Dick safely das sorrietimes growled I back Is plain. The collar is of the connection With. the Tha-me, . ThWk
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Napol,eon's agents. I found him at away. We thlo,lillmOrtal modish high type, and the left side- ,W,cmall's, device, It combines, a; MOV, � finger lot the deft hand. R,wasthought hard, howeiver, Bad traick it ba.ck. A I ,,
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Redondo's bal,l last -%vesk closeted with t Six hundred al, Ballectlave sometlailes � beneath a band a triangular scrubbing brush that Will of by a-Wom-an, tobellp, her In the tawk I , t
lie Would come up to Monsanto a closing is effected . JumPer for a s4x I - .
- O'clock the following night In a stormed and blustered because their go In. the corners, and a cloth with an [ of Im-littizig a. Fair Isate. link - arlother - another -7 and You , .1
TVJcTIQ8. I apologized for my intru 12 trimmed With small buttons, while the touch the ThAntes! Tb�e fol'oWIT19 in- .
slion, and -withdrew, La Fleche was to cu rricleF' in which he would drive Dick pav ,%yes snifflil. Bat Which of them, ingenious appaxatus for wringing it i f-dateoli. She Wearied, of thetalsk end I 1. i
on at dawn equippD . same trimming is repeated on the In starloeis may help. I . 1. .
have left Lich down to the river at a point 'WhOre a looking back on -therecord,, Would now At out e-,11tonlaticalLy so that the floor can, agracat ,decided. to - waste the two . . I L
ne'd by boat would be waiting to take him o. dart -fitted sleeves. A narrow be, Do you e
with a passport countersig ut say that the final' 6tilnete Of reivaie pletes , this be scrubbed over ,without the hands ,pounds Of wool In which ,she CiLd in. _sell $bit s? WsII, the leather
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. dear adjutant," totbeTelemachus. Site. must sele that fastening in front coin � I vesbad-. And, then she realized thaC Was brought, as'lildes, in one 9! the - * - : . I
I . your,elf, illy * The rest she ,was SO be made In thEut fashion? smart frock. No. 14S3 is for ralsses Couching the water. . I . thousand ships first every day pass .i I � � . . 4�
'WhaVs that?" Dick was ready in thrl .111. iie .wouId it would be easy to show, and has an . she was no,t making use -of her hands, .
A passport for Maj. 'Vieria of the could safely leave to It! d small women 9nd, is in sizes 16, 1 New Comfort. . araves-end. It you sell fruit, most of ..
. en been shown, that in the lioug ran . the lett hand. being employed only In � I .
. Portuguese Caead'DreS." come in through the official wing of Oft 18 and 20 years. Size 18 requires 3% Among the various notioos for cook- that ca -me Thames -wise to London. I I
"Maj, Vieria I" Sir Terence frown- the building. The gua-rd,would adralt righteousness is profitable; hot It is yards 89 -inch material, or.23h yards Ing Is a kettle with a fla,t front On holding the Wotk. She therstore-set You may be employed In thid-lionle, . .1 1,
ed thoughtfully. "But that Wes coun�,Irlln without question, accustomed to not well I 1-6 stress that fact unduly. -As 644nch. The widthott lower edge of which it can, be rested While the user about to delsiga, three little 1vorine say. of a Smithfield mealcalesniall or a .- I �, I
at the request of seeing him come ,.And go at all hours. &Goal as We Convince ourselves that attachments 'which. have enabled. her I � ,
tersigned by me esente � Ithe skirt ,with ih� plaits drawn out is Is,. stioriiii stall,11, the lid'. with a ,rust- . . t, Writing Llins tea-bro lm -r. ,Well, the � I . .
count Sailloval, who re d hina- Dick was to be let down from her " honesty Is the best policy" we, are in � . to devej�p a, new aull quick method o I I "I,
about 78 inches. 20, cents. 1) , I, nteat and the lea � � �
n I knittlitgul which the underlyin ' qnd thus you, tb�rough:' �
el'triend OF les67 htnie,, being 'ieced at the, back came to-Lo-ndon. On
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' ' r,,,r,' ,,. the MAJOrts-" I ladyship's balcony by a rope ladder danger of being only so far honest as Horne sewing brings nice clothes to facilitate � the filling of the kettle, , .. . _&I Roe the Tbanies.,
. "So _.d h. I But the major I. with which Tremayne would come pollicy requires, Nlo� It is better to' within the reach of -all, and to follow Is, tho fullest-useof both hands. I" I
question Was JA pleche n6Vertlse1e8S6" equipped. There js�-ai,so ,all aluminum saucepan Your'employeT, are living outhe I ro- I ! !
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thi's?" I � serve God Ili funer,xi. garments. said an be 'a'a The ,second device wiffil be In mes. i .
"And Stimoval knew Lmediate17 Lady O,Moy ,,Yes delighted, She . lie of bondave to duty the m*de is delightful w -hen it c ,Which be used oil the top of an . Buitw of �
Col-, Grant did not in: his arm, overwhe'raing him I -We IL Joyless I . form a dou,ble-I.ahle, to*the*ip4ah1 gewey, the dress. 'And think of tile direct Work it PTO- I �
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referred to 101f her gratitude, as they c I Tle- done so easilly and economically by fol� cooltLr� . I � maker, and th,ewoman. ivhb liialce� her . : � , �
answer the question. 'He X , I ame into than to have no hifflier standard Of lowing the Styles pictured In. our new 0 vides. Dockers, WildIrflu,901's, lighter- I
, continue his narrative. That ]tight the meadow -land in full view of the ward, than the commerciall. Fashion Book. A chart accompanying A new design. for silver and pl�ated own. frocks. It iss., simple a4airl4num men, stervedores, sailors, engineers, � 11
&Ise major arrested very terrace where Count Satnoval and Sir But that Is not ClIa Way the prophot -rn shows the mater I holiler that call bc� put OnCo arty tablo I I
I had. the each patte ial as it forlis ar,d slicolis is'so straplB,that One packers the staffs in the great ware.
. quietly. I have caused him to dis- Terence Were tallking togetber. ends tile matter. Even those discolir- l hen cut out. Every detail �wondeqls that nobody thought of tt. be- tar holdling the work, thus doing away houses and'at Clio doaks-a ,veritable Ar I
appear to- tbe presenit." you will xemember that OlIvloy had a-ged People Who 901ueltialeB i su that th6 inexperience . d fere.. Tile handles are -ever so, slightly �wltll tlie old linsatictactiory method of 'armyt- On that� Tharnes-living army '. I �
"And you 'say that Samoval wifts, told Grant Count Samo;valls visits to � . I pinning I,. unihe knees, The homew
identity?" in- whather it pays to be good are not to is explAined , .
sewer can make without difficulty all bent over sp that they cannot poss-lbly. lives another one-tbe one that feeds
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aware of 'tile ina2es real � Monsanto would be discontinued. be haxsba,y cast asIde, as of no account. does not Lea.r anw fabric as the pill' 14, and clothes It. Tile direct .Thaines-- .
Bisted Sir ' Ull Ina-edulow* " . attractive dress. Price of i6 book 10 sill, into .the plate. These, are media I 'nlu I I
Terence, st Finding himse?f alone With the count, Phey sliall Is mine, saith, the Lord, t to, and Makes the Work so -ch
"Aware f it?" Col,. Grant *laughed Sir Terence considered the moment a my cents the copy. in very good-looking ol& En. glish and I all speedily. A. wosn'cia who Is, 11 "I""'d Nyag-es client each week run in. I .
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shortly. "S.am�vai is Souza's Prill- choice one in which to broach the I'll Chat day when I make ill) Idea is more el" to intilloris. If by some convulsion of
i agent -the most illang 9 man . jelvels." That Is high rewar& promised HOW TO ORDER PATTERN,& Heppol)N,114te patterns. This 1- � .
Lipa_ . eroti. i matter. I a alj�, Her busband has Belt a PrOressiOnaii need-TewOrkcr and' BrItaill's crust the Themes, went back � �
in Lisbon and the most 6btla. HIS ,, tat e it Ye re fond of walking, Ito peo le, 1%1110 are aillift-St discoura Write your name art a Toss P a a. 'makes most heauttAil things is the 4A. I flie Wash, tile plight of J'andou .
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coiknt," ad b . I g pif It is ly;. giving number, and size of ,suah some Itille swjlloj,�-Iuandled forlos,,,f r� ventor of it. She has used It tar sev. ,%vould be appal,Oug. Unemployment, ,
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sympathies ar,3 French through all,li S alngtTlar 0 on n Tighteousnese. .
thro,ugis." move. They It left the tagle by ,vorth striving row. I patterns as you wanL Enclose 20c in serving dates cr preserved frill loral mon-the and feels that I she cou"'d destitution, starvation would result, � 1, .
,,Bill,!' faltered ,Sir Terence "Count low, and w��re sauntering together on - - ' 1 . and har.kruptIcles would be ac, lea,Ves
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amoval 6 regtfla�, visitor 3 , . -- stamps or coin (coin preferred; wrap Which also ca,tall on tile ,edge of not work withou]: It now, I I �
S has been a 0, th t %.r, said Sanioval. "I de- — A carefully) for each number Rod I , I , Cushioned, Coat. , hi autumn, 1,ondon would becortle a . �-
Lere -for the Past three months' 21,1r, dish. . � L, .
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"So 1 understand,".Bal-d Grant 0001- test it.,, - address your order,to Pattern Dept., Inventions for the convenience . It. Was Willis Isitt-Ing cia Llie'sea-shoro derallot city, Rild the d1saster wZuld '� .1 ,
. � I ,,if I had know -n of it before I I "And is �? Well, Weill Of - �� Wilson Publishing Co;. 73 West Ade. comfort ,of the reader *iudluded w in North Davon -where,-as she exigesa. shake tho world, . 4 1 r
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. lould have warned 7010- YOU re`Rl'zo. course it's llluitteso . laide St., Toron . to. Patterns sent.by packet deeR, 911 ed it, " he scenery is so Various, Men Who Spend MI�Ilons. . . I ,]I
s a walk from your a *cry simpl, collapsible .t and
the danger of having such a man return mail. I . ;;
place at 13ispo.11 1.�, .. ---- arraingame,ot which is slung around tile rocks RiVe *a 314Wil," that iL womall That is orls.wit-or ofshoWJJLg What the .
about the plaM" I . : �
Ile does not come aga-111", said Sir ,:Fairly long, I %hoatil Day." L I 1) I the reek and forms a supilort oil whicli'lliought of.the. ]&�p Ofha;vllag 10" 'all$' Thames mealis to Lordon, and Lhe pla. I i . "
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Much Coc> long," said Sir Terane . Komai to Himself. a hook,can rest; and a very delightful hioir� fixed Into de-Lachable coat )Ili. i lure has been under, and met over . . i.
. Terence, rising- , "Now I've noticed thal ye'r - , I Japanese- tfiat I all', I . ornbined b folding'Ingo. The
I e not look , - C.� � I 0 ook�xuarker an([ Be 11,11iQZ N�Jil go III, , k`�
"That is more thall I should have ,ly? u thin I k that?" Dark " - -,4 Have co -stand to prop the bo to "Illy paint. Nothing' -for Instance, Ila$ 1) -
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e.. i w.'Iho cm,hions mmy be Jnflatefl and "' dou, -distributilig Itse.1f all over it* �, I
. wise resoh, eyes scrutinized O'Moy's face suspi- le .e f- ro,r I see it best from arar, tab.1c. it is very light and call be ca 11 � . I
� dolls" -. As you .Englicil see, rlingla-Tlil dearest rie-d oil tile boolc. The latter has been. 114ted. without rnmoving the coat, oommunitLy, from the foct that the, ;1 �
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X, I ,,you,ll stay to luncheon " I , gild it's sorry I am to Soo it. , ......" Across the 31111,11-oring seaB. I paton-ted by a,woman. I Tho viea,surc of a oolln'try or opt I i. Tha . wes-creaed tralgra draws to Lon� I I ,
. Terence. ,,It is about to be served." Bu.t t I ow,what it is. it's this walk- I "". .. . 11. I . From Hampstead Heath is revealed . Home Convenience, , � ,C , .
. "You are ,pery kind, Sir Terence." Ing Re r s an forwards between . ) -beloved FuJI: I , J side wolk will bonmnl�, times Increased don it 1,vealth-7 fl -outing I ,PutatlOn Of I .
. They destended, to find 111TIche0a here and Bis o at's oin the m!s- Would Put Up the Price. Most cleaAy _' A clixtatin hook that willnelther ramt:whlell most unpromising resting places business. .men and buyers from sill . I
eady in the open unde _� The oberry-blossolli al Kew - olas, Jetting the atntain, an ',),a tUrnarl into a conifortatils. seat pajqs or tile world. They sbendinomey .
served. sIr r t'ha chief. Better i a it -q , count. It's Bore- ,It I just had the price T cer- JS still ,pur "sakura" to me, I nor coine, Und -d ecat, and -miillons Ili a I year. That Is all to I , I ,
trellis vine, slid the party consi,eted of not � go - - yo e . hy, mail, tRibi Y would, travel. " I full in unsightly gaps like, the ordinary by illeeirte of ,this cusbiolle goo I
, . . I So all people and things are st.�,Il to BE, ' d as a Whole, for the.botel I
aPt. yel,ii. 11 8 a S a g P . She (eagerly) -"l � a tradesmen Who tr,ke
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Lady 0-110y, . yel,ii. _ - oil It, is the as one cusil is fixed across the, London!
Miss Armytage, C' is minute, I have. several N't" I . fety Pig with a hook
I 'n� d , I uviii ei d the me Japanese, . -hO11lde-i,%'-kveiI, a tree brunk. Will jig proprl z i I
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I , ur, the first hhulf of teckmate -�, "Dr(Mms � from y"ry simple Judeed and rueelts a great , " . B, . , � I
I for the lask, ho )st agreeably on house at such a time was to al -Golinotke Koinai, in I need. Another wonian has irlanued it lin�iifgs awe made either in lightweight, I —.— � - . � � I T -
which hL had- s Ilt 71161 . his designs and to set a term upon his - ChIna, Bull Jalmll." . I Calls, or te
, � 1 clothes line, which she has been u.sing but Wice400king matter, f qul I ;
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I the terrace wlitr 'the ladies. With xOt crafty -land atibVe espionage, . Using the imagination -0-- � i ""' rIr - !it ri-ch broca,de, Mu � sic and Literature.
- i'o� R moment passion blinded him, A small boy , . . I I
the slightest difficulty, lie had succeed- solemnly sat by the � Siberia's Farm Area. I hSrself top some tbate, This can Ila I a moderate, p -,E,, ol ,Vlogit pelopiLe with a taste fo-r- read- I � ,;
L ed in extracting frora Lady O'MOY Oil but soon the mist of anger clearing side of 8. 130,01, fishing. attached to two gr three books Olt the anA wheu. [lie mus,hions are, noLin irse Inio 4� another 1� �
, o-SeleSsed in Te- front his keen wits, he sought to fp's I flabluts for, little Only one-foultil Of Siberia I's Built. picture rail ) room. I ilio coat haff, all absola-tely normal ap. Ing have at 94011110 t r I I .
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the information she p I .1 � I inexit in' considering I )
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I ,le plan% of the fortificationz Cen the iiai-.rel upon Sir Terence in it -Who was passtag. al -e. ro�r r-araillig, but this area covers V,ho . I t I till.e. -1.9 pie,aralhO6. � �
gard to tI q mian?" asketl a ran . I I N It lo u use tile whole . I . favorite herces or librola". in ROV013. , I I .
of Tome% Vedras. Sir Terence's Own coin of gal -ling . " Sbn!rl,-.B,,,, rsplied ,the boy. J.,300,000 square 11�1111c$, — I
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g,ver, Sylvia did not suspect that 'lie - . . . compare the types beloved by �1.
- mockery. Instantly he found It. O'- are no' sbawks In that --1-- I They I .-
was draNting information from them, Moy's jealousy, whicli Was allhost a "But C"ller" I A Few Moitheitit8. Clio gre�Rt dramatists or novellifts; thev
pco�,, my .little, mRal," said the man. . I With the booni in building, 'we tire The Seat Trick of the Week. . . 11 I .1
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� so bantilling and frivolous was his byword, had been apparent more than � y sfories abou I . The Flying Ruler. I oranient upon the varittles of -char. I - , � .
. . th 'I " l6ke.7 to Seca good raRn t � . � ---()I! thoughtfl.11neos Is Worth It Week 0 ,
,L "I. ingriner. Yet in that short time he Once to Samoval. "There Rial-9 any flat' ED c Not, . � ! Tak� Of 'a' , I . 1LOter (Idsplayed, by the personellitAles 1. ,� 11 ; �
.. , "t -I This 148 a veTY surprising tri`�Il. 6� -4�:; , i,. , . Al I I ., -
had been placed in POssessi011 It two A sinKe spread gradually over his all,%varecl the child stoiltilly, ,10 skyscrapers, I ' pol &,I '' `WOr1c
If ,It as well fish for sbawks Re ;Lny- - - all . r tibe
. facts. t1vat the plans of the ,lines c white face -a, emille of immeasurfiv�le Ini � I . . d4nary ruler and'hold It in your ' --Of,`k6Ctja'�; I.h,e faots to, wortli a who iroyedt rough the q Of I
es Voilrae were kept -locked, tip in Inalice. I � MInard's Uniment for Bore Bick� V , , I , gitime, aut�x)r; they may even go as tea, . -
Torr thing abso," right list.. Stidderly, at you coinui-and, year OUguezzwol.k. .... 1 .
Sir Terence!$ o-wrilroom, and that Sir ,,-I -t deystarld and even sym- . � --- " --Of afl,e,a6e Is an hntleep�tic. , for as to write oritiord utudies upon them. t�, *
. tile riller will rIse up 1.11 yo,ar hand. �,t� 1
I ilw&ys carried the key on a pathiz.1u1w%1h1II your feelings, General." -- -- . I . . I � . Sliskespeare's heroines apa as ta, 'J '4 . , ,_7 !,��il
Terence i - -- - . ----- . I Then you pilath It down ng-abil, end this much slandw. 'at of 4 I I -
- '��, roull(I his neck. "I am glad' of that now," said Sir -- r77r 1�,!i� :;:11�,4"oi - .:,-::;N � , i I I I �,:,: I Both. -'()r. mstilutlon to -�wolrth many milliax ais our - friends. - I �
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. . .. ,-.,O,�,vm � o��r, � . tialle It leaps 111-6111 in tile ahr- mired Scotit'sl 'Teaal
He was at the table, as you kriow,� .;:. ,'.��y""��,��,,�'.�.,��i::,'�.:i";::, z�:,i;;" j'�.,I..'el�,�,., " ..". ij"i,`,;.,i..' 1��, .L1-1-' 11..j� ,.:!!; . e Deane�
Terence, who understood nothing Of ., mait ,
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I whan Sir Terence and Col. Grant ar 1'��';Iii,::, �, i 1 1 , , �;'i:i:-,".;.-� i�4�; J1 �� :'. :'i4,4!:.i 1 . � .___OF d,eliyering, tile goods is worth I have hatived a si
rived. At table the conversation was ,,'NRturalIy,,1 the Count purStled, ;. , 4"i'-'. i. itmilled. I
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. .. i- : � ii:,�i xsi�:'�i �.!;:�i.. ;�, V� I I I aw- been agors; , :i ,
led noturalily enough to Well,ingtan's :,L�, 7, :' I:— il i:,,��:i..,:�.:' 11; 1. ,. I I fail,1y large * but thin, rubber ba.ila an oteellitty or alibi. shOatilig. .
i . ,,,when a man, Ito longer I :.�X:i. ::: ��.�..�!:.i,i'l � . .. ...... A , . I havioal <)f VdAh 1(1�Jdl d.en, while to thib I
I I gtrieral order against duelling. .'Ili;,: ��.:'., 1, 1. .11 - . '
I young conumits the folRy of taking EL " , i .. I i Is requirelt, Slip it over the fl&ht role- - -Of ju�itiee tB worth mora than - lisi, .. . . L I
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: "In lily opinion, it is R "lost tIrbi- young aild charming wile, lie is to be I - ,� fluilew, and,outCh tl�'O 100s,e IOcP I slie vctra, a I I
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I i degrading enattillent," said ,�::., , , , . � -01' w4k is worth a ival pe- . . I '. I I
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� ]II.all Inust 'have 'his quarrels, all(] a e you - that so far ili. ;'. I'll, away fronf the Bp-&ctwtOws- , . . I I I . 1
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Close yo.IIT hand. in.a louse list, and I -11�- - �
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it. I :sr",A lie Oloskle. T -Told your . ". I . �.
� f,L�1,,low,, opined the adjutai I �1!,d Who �lie devil , i l" """' , _ ", - --osipres-sell thr'nislei've.f" The, lit^rary ' � I I
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, Thrash?" echoed Samoval. His san� su ,se t�st . Jig, It the fingers, toward the . . ',O 10MVP " 1. � I
. "To have ppos ever needed them," � '.�,,,.-,d�. wii�t, �,;-11 . i foak liquve -ITad tb ,T,A3t,nrt, It Is , 1 �
sitive 1.1p, cullod in disdain. 't I., � ill lie- baliA wJIl not be , , . .1 I 11 .
. red the empurpling Sir TeTence. .�J .� - I true, for masici lie a Illeams Of &rett � I
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� 0 you I should not hesitate to shoot S ral insisted, with a smi'e� He A � Iteleage pi-eesi . Ile gradual -Y. Hutt the � I ,human expreS81011.1, bog'alm I I �'. .
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. iery to � iioval: "You at's elite a silil'"'o of pity on his Ilps. I � ' P trum mixe(t W11th oxyge'll Wryna an . 1. ".
" � rooll0v SRI S swordsnlal�, 11 , d w,ho shall Vlame I�ady 0'- �r I Perfe,c4c,'! which slIPPIles light, fc�` t," , Didn't Like His Face. �, Hul, � . I I I �.
I olrodlf, such. a fardOur .. "Captain Treall. . E. A. Watle nia;d,�, a lions -0 or a Douglas fit, lc.:,, 9 J!C�A 4 Inches, juil,,zi, and aliso 91,0WE; in Warl"1119 ii I " . , owdi-ilar# ,� � I
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