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The Huron Expositor, 1915-09-17, Page 7� � - '4 1 T, 1 9 15 � — -*"�_ � � . � 1. . . . . . . � . . , � I . I . I - I i . �. � If - . . I . - . . I I . . : - I I . I I __�, i . I . I . e I � � _,t I . . � . . . � I I 1. : . 11 . . � I . � � I I I T - , I . , , I - . � . I - . I �� . _�i �, -,I : � II - t _�_ . . th it; com,pacteaw .rew .tb�o tremendous . I , nd or the mountain I ped out lakes and . i I ; o�ulr norillern. land- I 11 ptor his clay Im- - � . 1 h& I . . I : I . I I ished Guest. . - - �was a man whose I I � in the French cav- � U man. belonging to � , ` type. With 7 �� t � , �of the highest kind. ' a savage . , I t. =dg- a cynicat . 1. . � 11 . In the way of pro- . . I was in the Sixth . I son duty at Com- - , comrades brought , with. him at the offi- . - I - a of humble position I �% kly dressed. CaPtain, � - that this guest had r_1 � ceired, gave expres- � n. saying that If the mmerey., had come in I I Touid have' had a bet- � � e officers, demurring* . . ide.-, but'shortly aft- I . . : mess with a guest rreproacluetble. EverY entions on the un- iniier was over Cap- . . tg b1s, glass, prqw,-d � i executioner at Com- . . Z . kdvailtage- sh girl fairly floats I- kw she comes frum � AmerleftZ . I I __ - - � , remove an obstacle Orabam Uncqlj4 , � . . I � I i.� � - � —.1-4 . I ones -V1V-J9hb*rs. I le every marTlage th ; ow or ��ratui xto.lp ,i.1r1!iU . - " i �y- saying, "And her h high ambitious fol Exchangd. __ . - * . 4 the Evil Day. lon't you let Tom PM - him? muriel-Recause r gaged I sball have tv , mize.�-Puck. � _.__ --- , ^ "I I Ur JUVOK sp 199aArthur) I __�� Z.-14gM0 a ;4_4�,.=esa � , ve � t-orftlmer sa I _ . I �0 grong, I No* I I " �Xt W"� h *9*-N'o ritstory� � �t dwe It W .it 1W. Owh; to _� � , ,, 41eulw be lk3zisw I as of 40=- and co aA, &U hq perfec 11 he wat able tit I md 14324 In cerftl*_ ' . an to, jb& & - L - - - I 1 I � At me Almo time � � ; 04-6r 14t the .1 I - I - I 10i purpme W", to aq 044"Is _ rhy did he 7 0 0- I D r, ! 5 ronfaPit V c 4 I& di wo .4 - - " . 0 , : U-, Or rbr,.WexW,,- I . , ., ou-2 -- _ I �wte? - - ftru the ewjeA� . _: Istept Peach igtv-i , * Abit a mailter art"' � - r I - � � I a smpho= Tho I Z 1. be catered to la4t � 4 effectively as kni , iouse.V106 with a � : e� e �V6 : r . in at any thini . 1. , " I �,_Or tasty lyrics - � . - IT., pvate. ' I ,01 __ t i the world "nrry I ith fruit than Cau.,' V, :t oet has observed it . _ -of bern'eg, "hucitle, - " besides- currants; s, Plums, pears, iaW I � - , I _ )ces, and other" fruits . � mention, And ea,cli. I - � - a-8, a flaxor Indescrib- .. � � : ; - . I is -it pos,sibhr to de- I . % ria a,way that win . � - )ersoni.-who 11as not � ; I ts, 11 ? Of course . I Idea, ck things as be- - . . ;�sah, or insi k I pid but . . aromatic f avQr,%-- � �e described? I know . ; I. " - mpts at describing . I at all '. � � a ewitt by David Har�-. iescribe champagne. . � , ; like drinking cider I , i6 e. � adish at the -same , . � - N�as the answer made . � r . : when asked what i I � � He said, "It tastes I � casleep." If I cou d i I . 4. �. artizt-inusiclan-per- I R to get him to pre- z i , ' . i 1>r the annual ban- . . ! 9 � I � 41an Fruit Growers � . flavon:,7 to his enter- ,Perhap�i the ktult bject. They prob- � I � the average house- � ors of our Canadian t I z -u :,I, In themselves . de,d to. They have . _41F'o, and it is quita I , _. zem to the rausic of ; . . and silver spoons. �� 4. the fruits are so rood , -every fruit, ce-1- ,an should be a sym- ,ne flavors perfected, , great alemble of i, !.-- ___ - - . . J ; � � p - : �- ; I . . .,. � P - . I - . . � 4 . . - I . . A . . . � . - . . � I i . � . . . - . 1� .. � I �*. . I . . �11 - , - . . .1. . . .1 . I I -1.1 .. . I. . - � I a . . � � . I . . I I SEPTEMBER 17,1915 . . �. � . *. , . . . __ . ___ __ - - t . I L I !� 1. . I I *"ffi_wm___��_ � i �_ W, -_ - ,.. . -_ --- I � � I I � - THE HURoN EXPOSITOR ;, I .1 I . I I— -_ - � - -_ -_ -_ - ' ' 'T - � - ' ' _. , -_ � � . . - , - - I . � - 7 ---- I � . I . I . -_ - . I � .. - -1 . � 7 . ! . � I . F .. . � I - � 1. :� � . I - ---.--- .. I '' � I f . � .. � __ . .1 - � _ .. . � . I .1 . . — - - . � - � .. . " I � � I � . - "� . - � 1_� I . . � -th ' Child Sir CiAlahad and7 &ontin- speue� -The nel, � 4.. i - 14 '_1 YY ecT e - i- - � id - 'WFAK LMGS? I - I I ; f ,,�, __ ___ � � -1. ,hborbooO f M- rs. Si -ho. Al il - I I 111111111111111111N �, h, I . . . - ' � i Do Colds settle on your chest or i I - - I � uedwith perfect sang frold. field g.nd Margaret bpeaimoo tactfully A ji I I .. - N �� ! - � ; . bmnchial. tu I D n I FRUIT—A—TIVES "I am- the pures't of- the pure, I 4, ugh8 h ' . I desert, Friends of the author went i . ii : bjt, I ' . I ha,ve but kindest thoughts each day. I 11 1 1 h�,g 0.,YO,,U,r a I u .1 11 . � � . . I - R I , , t t=t troll i . I b h - I �. t ALM You to bles? I � � . I - I , . ehin the sceiie-s and ene I I I giv _my riches to the .poor e4o unknown ountered a . - , - - I A Vollow In the Master's way,,; I f 0 ' %ch troubles -'should have inu'nediate .1 1� I , - . � I , I hith V - I r�__ � I I I I � -n( . phase of Mrs. Lora ft ; treatment ,. , i � I i with the rare curativ,e powers I 11 . ' . Rewbiish. They said afterward that- . �J . This elicited tokens' -6f approval from . I � - -Ott's J�mui '* I I 1 4 1 1 q Of 8L s10n to guard against i - . � I I - - THE MA �EIIDUS she Nirdly seemed to know what she �, consamption which so easily IoWvis. ; I I . I I e'. : _1� 1. _., . the Child Xing Arthur, and he bade � I I I . I I � _1% - � ' � ' was d ing. She begged to be left alone - i : k ..,% � ri � 'Istand fbrth"' and come near I I - . V I . . s In h With Penrod Schofield, for , . t % � the throne, a com1hatd obeyed - with " . I `3' codliver - 111114111/11111 101/11 . � I ,"tes]�MUWOu contains pure - - , " "' oil which peculiarly strenkthens the � . / ,I. - ol)V . just lit,fle while, . I A tory tract and ituproves the q res- .1 ::, � . A I 1111 the easy grace of conscious merit I i I T uahtyof I � . . � I � Q`4 jyy , , 1% �FRUIT !�,EDI;CINF I I - . /,//O I - , e in it soothes and 11 �. -, . - was Penr6d's torn, He Aeppqd 11 I I I e ,�� V I I ; tlie'Zlycerin I 11 � .�, I 11 led her away. 11 I I s the tender membranes of the . .,-,o0,/ — I - � throat. I . 10�;�11 ' back.from his chair, the table between " . . I . Scott's is presetibed by the beat spwed�l. : . I . om � 1/11 , Has Refieved Mor,e Cases, of him and the.audience, and began in a \, I CHAPTER IV. :. - I- �i I I 0� � -_ I . � 1W. . � **% � � I � .1 & � I �, I Evening, I � � � ; I I I I Blood, .. � I . � 'q hight Sir Lancelot du Lake. the Child, ' Mir AV . . - � Z � I 11 I I . . I � � ! I � - � 10ft. You rcau get it at any drug _qore. I . -*,. . 11 � I . high, breathless monotone: I 11 SCOU & BovMe. Toronto, out. : . Stomach, Liver, * - El sun was setting behind the I - - �, I � . . I Ki&ey and Shin Tri6uble Gentul-hearted, meek and mild. . . ' f -_ 1. . 1. __... � � : � I . . I back fence (though at a con- - . - , . . � . What though I'm but a littul child, X ou teel S � Ca - 1 ; I Than AftiO&Cr WdiCin(5 Gentul-hearted, meek and mild, erable distance) as Penrod I I -- 1 ; I , . ... I aid � `4 LEGAL. � 0 . - L: - - I I - - , � I . . - - � � . ' ,LYS-, 4 , I do my, share, though, but-thoL,gh *� Schofield approached that fence ' . When you've washed i � � 3 _ 11 - � R. S. 13� I ? I � 11 1�4 P , � but"- and lo ked thoughtfully up at the top - - , � � , I I - I - � ; -.� . . I ,o� S 11 . with Uf6p - pap. , I I ; � , I I I THOUSANDS OWE THEIR Penrod paused and gulped. The of It, �Dparenfly having in mind some .-.. 11 - -1 I � -1 ,ter, 'S011eltor. Convey' T. � . e' ' - � - - L BarrL ian." and " . - . I . - - - . . � I ' � I � . N -L matter how, g,p I � , . voice of Mrs. Lora Rewbusb was heard PUrP08 to climb up and sit there. De- 'N I �_ � . , .. 11 I . I . � . . Dom - ' ' from, the wings, prompting irritably � % i - " `M_V' 11 11 � *stary Public. Solicitor for 4the D=. , , , .. I __g . gers gent- 11 . MM Bank. Of f ice in reAr of tb,.3 - batin be passed his fin" 1 OF, r hands-rto matta . - . .... - I I - . I J - , . , AL � -0000 HEALTH TO IT � . - - WOK 24nk. ffOtoAh. Money to Alo,=. , I � .. � I and the Child Sir Lancelot repeated: ly up down the backs of his legs, hoi� germ -Wen the - �� . � .. k I . . � i - W -Y - - I � 1, I . I - Z "I do m sbar�, th And th something seemed to decide , *61i t�he clafs - � . I- . . y ough, but --though but , - . - I Mailp Fxvm Tbo Juic". of Appjes� . . I., I I . �_ .1 . ] . __ . 0 � . . . - , . . a tot. him - -to sit anywhere. He leaned febuoyileanseq ..... I- . . . i � .�, � -4 � - . . - - 0 , - v� Pigs and Pmnes Combined I.PraY You knIght Sir -Lancelot!" M�' - _. 11 I 11 . . . . . . � - r It � w r1k, !A I . , V X, awl: , . , � I agalnst�, the fence, sigbed profoundly and safia' ards I 11 � ;' . . - - __ Parriste !!'��c 4 1 - �- 1W This also Met the royal favor, and ga your 11 r, � Itarp I COXW6YO=,er and � - - I N � _ - W Tonle* and Antiseptics. and g4ed at Duke, bl# wisaul dog. k'" Th � ffftry� ftbUi N . . 'it . a M. Le mild carboffe' - _1 c- Office __-u"taft's over I 1. I I I I Penrod was bidden to join Sli Gala- The s*h w*s'reminiscezt. Episodes � . Frult-&-livels-1 I * means health. In . _' i A .- . I I I . I . � 'at the throne. As he crossed- the VAhm - _? � Walber's f=t4ture store, mMn sthet, - . yepn to come, peop'e will. look back to ha(A odor quiekly' '- es6 ..... . � i I of shole pathos w�xepassing before �� I #"fortbs . t � I 1. fal stage Un. Schofield whispered to Mar- his inwpxd eye. About -the moft pain. bu� ; its benefits r1Q0-J!%_ . 4 t, , the diseovery of Truit-d-tives' � and � , � j .� � .- - of a large, mannerly audl6teg- wag . � i ALL 01tacepts , r . fl, � - . � . - . I I I . 'Ir r celot found him, woncler how they e*er manag'ed to -get . garet: - I 4F � The Child 8 An ful was the vision of lovely Marjorie I � i � I ; � heard as the janitor -opened a�d I I "TIAt b071 He's unpinned his man. .a reeping � .! - F. HOLUEMMM, -, self in a lhrge anteroom'" behind th-41 closed zone j, ' With rage as the Child I - . t I � . . - . . I th6 door, and stage fright',selzed the gong without th"e Wonderful tablets, , tie and, fixed It to cover his whole cos- Sir U icelot was dragged, insatiate, . I ' ftrr 19ter, SIDUcitor, I stage -a room crowded with excited - . . . � - -, - . . , 064'700�10 . - - 611dren, 911 about equally medieval . .e, orcheati�a began an oyertuie, Mo. I . . . � . e. to and, howling Child . D - fflwws Jor aale. Office, bv� , fA and - - boy. Th I I AW". tinn A�6r WO-WOrked so hard.to ,froin t] e prostra I — ESU, � &OW)i blode, & & M -fro ix * * I . , I 80 Xt that Penrod, fierubling violent- . 'TRM-A-t M-011 is exbelleo for ,Mtike It'becoaWgIll . Sir L Gal ihad, after an onslaught deliv. - __T� -71 � . VAlft idre-et, SeAfortb. � � , I i and OrttBtle. Penrod. was 1'ess con- ly.. ti pto I . � . - I I I - . I . . I- . I � �� i � � i � - � 1, L I ' . HEALTHY � � . - 'Wever min& Hell have to take the I I spilquous, than I ed down the --bfill into ihe jia�. Iud1je#1ou,, Dysip ind $our ered thq prwAse Instaht the curthih be. , _� he thought himself. but ' . , ,epala i . . . . - k0i�s �00 - It was a CAl-'e re 4 Cape off in a minute," returned Marga- M to 11� ;_ - � I -_ . - h w.n so - m d -di�;' ' Stoxionch Tkult-a-fiveil Is the only kan to 'upon the-. domofalized 11pag. I I Z - � I . M Preoccupied with his own - I � , I .. - _ I— . I - . �, I . � . j . . �� I I . . � . - PROUDPOOT, KMI,01:LAN "-D , shitme, steeling bis'nerves to meet was no outlet save by the way he -had certain remedy t1jit Will Co=eot,r,4e0nic ret. 'She leaned forward' suddenly," eant" 9 th6nob, pangsl'oho, wo- ; , :: � .. � __ . - . . . I - I - ' . �, FRO , ltable,taubt.lug reference come. . narrowing her #yes to see the Inault--a ila-bp6d z at the" rufflan!s -1 I -- I .; - . . ,I . e first hiev - onsiN - better. __ - . - I � . � . � I IC fiaiAw and Liver Irmble. .,�___ -_ i . Notary Public fibikitor for 'the, aw" I to his sistees stockings, that'he failed Despairingly he doffed his mantle and ' 'P, Mii44148_40 is th� grea ' 'W6at Is tfiat thing hAnging about his chepk, AB he'was led I past her by A re- - - - t - � . . dba Back of &; . NbneyL to lftn. t� . looked d6wn. ub6n filmoelf for a idet '' .. . . test Kidney left ankleTWO4 whispered uneadlY, I Janitor, aUd &�� lung her ,r, . � . nw.ree . Perceive �theft were others present I - t. jim. I Remody in fhe world andin. imy p�eople , � . . - I . . - I , ___ I . � - ...... ------ - , ITOW queert He must have got tan- - . ,I laters, SonatoM uriftude tfiii th 18%10:0 I skm � ..Nbt*n-es Public,, : ,& MO& , sickening ass . a �U-r�und the Child Sir Galahad's womm"Woom I � - - of his own unmanned condl- .*el� � - � - e.s oc . � . ,.- � L � oft. Xorwy to, lezid, fa ff ' I .. I - . 14iio- ed'to W v4uq fn sewi cases - I neeX , . I - ` - _Sk, . Wj0jt,h on -, - . as. obvlouily- and disgracefuWy gled In some0iing.11 4 -_ _ , - - - a' � M]w ftte- ' MaU0*9 'SciAlica,, Livnx6ago, 11 6P Schofield, . . Atch. " T: I , K to a corner Imme - --- b9V iorftia&i 16-1 * %. 'T,,- 1.%largar t' a, h b� bi ibe - I � I I . - 9 K , k, ", I'll t �* �d se�bied I 1. � . Where?" asked Mrs. Scho�ileld In don't you dare I " " , - - - . 0 1 � �, I . ' - . 11 in ever spe . to ine again as long as 1. - , . �R �;_.__411"T_ _. . I &W, of, Wh ,week, Otft � - .,_T managed to - -.!'.' � ' ' he was I Of Aii , *" YOU -4 ____ _ . . 16 � ('aa it"' L 6 , , li&-ro,r !Rome.' aFor a moment Paiis * ' MO Bach?!"YpnPure Blood$ alam . J, - � .. I 'c �Z� � .1 - unfasten the Mantle at the 9houlderk - livel" 's Uttle wh* boots and I 4pi a,;,- N2 . � . I . . . I � . . encouragied; P�rhaps hewas no worse Aea*r� es 1. *10�r4id I A'Wks, B101cies Ow-ja left foot rt makes him stmu- 11" _ � � � . . � �_ . - I VE=ZINA,RT� . and, dr1wing It round him, pinned ft - 9014 had done their work. . . , .. . I .. - , - � - _ t . . ' Va. -his throat so that it coneWed than some of -the other boys. �rhen he 404 00orr -%is Pyoi;'F�. - - ble. DojYt you see? It looks It looks � .. I Z . . � I � � JOHN GRIEVL7� V, 13. - � , - -in at * At * * e the late Child Sir TAneelot , . : i . . , . tUb ZWt Of his Costume. - This permit. I noticed that a safety pin had opened; PFRUIT-A-TrM" has been one like an elephant's foot!" was con, , 6d to a locki�d - i ' ' ' . - � / -1 � - . - - I , .- .", - , I � . . clothes tlos� I I . I � . , . .- one of those connecting the stockings of the great succes"s of the centuzy The Child ft lancelot and the � . - .- 20ar graduAte of Ontario VAPIrip 4& a Piij� relid, but.inemsed -_ I . � . et penftg lbe arrival of his father. ; , '. with his trunks. He sat down to fasten and the Weis are enormous, both C Ild Sir,Galahad clasped hands be- : . . . � �� I i I ... L' . A . � Sri College. All dtse,assa of Doin6tk � W u&��- of the Inotftent W�WIK r In I � in h &r. 964fleld ,came, And shortly after 1� 4 ' I ; %Umaliff tmated. Cills pr ft, and his eye fell for the filrist time Canada and the fore their 'child king. Penrod was con- . . P. 11, "I �- . . 11 OWPUY attend. - ZZ" of the action of the� "pag- ..With UuiW$tates. We. a there' w4s put -Into Uce an old r, I -1 ed to aud eharge,3 moderat,&. Voterhaa-ti,y - Particular attention upon the J PraC qJ_ Mug box, 6 for $2.60, trial size 25c. At all scious of a great, uplift; In a moment, patflaichal custonL it is a CuBtom ,2 . � 4ant�,_tho sh _W garment must be trunks. Untli:this Instant.he bad been be would have to throw aside his man- � � . - Domflatry a spe,cAlt�r. Office and resi- east.�iadd e. � � dialers, or sent postpaid eipt of ' of lncou�elvable antiquity 'probably M defte on tGoderich i4reet, ohe door eag --go e � of the otber preoccupied with the stockings. I, on rec I . of Dr. &4%t's office, &4folith, _tj � _M� 11 _ child knigbts price by tle, but even so he was protected and Prlmordl4l, certainly brehistorle, but I I z �� I j - Slowly recognition dawned in his --- faLt-.L-t,!Teit1ZAi , - � I were also keo*g th§lr mantles el' t4 ottsvm- sheltered in the human garment of a stj,,ill in vo e In some remaining cita- I � � I I - � 060 gu � �; eyes. � , * I . I - I - 1936"M I , I 11 I I -, 01 PLNR, O -D R:V I . P, I AW I ' - � � - ieJ I 'I 1 5) I 11 T . re, to I ... I � �d I �t�, � I L r I about them. A few i�f the envied opu. ' � ____ I man. H18 stage 'fright had passed, for dels of t�e ancient simplicities of the . ; � ,� I - - � The Schoflelds' house stood on a . - - - - the audience was but an indistinguish- republic. - .4 - I - � . V - � � : -- ...... - 1 -( I I 1. - I I F. WARBURN, V., g� , , I bent swung bd MiantAhbrics from their .�)rner at t -he intersection of two main att0i-dance, while about fifteen Child able blur of darkness beyond the daz- And now, therefore, in the dusk, 1-7— � 1. , _. . - I shoulders, aftily 1*0wing off hired 'i � . - � norior Vastwite of Ontario V�Uila_ . . traveled streets the-Yence was low and Knl,,hts were seated at a diping room zling lights. EAs most repulsive speech � i � "I - -'y plejadoA frolt- a *foteggional eostuza,. ' Penrod 164azed against- the fence and. - i � w � i I ,_ ' h � � . -lie Publicity obtained by the washable Table Round, which was covered with (t at In which he* proclaimed himself a sighed. i ar . College, and hOnOrarY momber, of 3� MR, , . U6 VD&W Association of fte On*r10 �Auo ft- a or two V -ie -ft 1w, ' I . [)ortion of the family apparel on Mon- a large oriental rug, and aispjayed (for "tot") was over and done with, and - . ToUrinary (3olleg-D, TrW,z diseases of Z;1; . j=ns ease is cbmparab'le To tnat of an � i . � , j e=ftVA",_ of parental IndV& . I , d1l . h.A -P+ 11 1 -he knighl-W -fr all, M 11 f. .1 - . - � - - . - - __ . - - __ -, _ - - - - - , - .; - �_ IMU13 PaIDIUL LO X-enrou, . I Z:! � �" " U.Utj U v now at last the smam, moist. haucL of who could have survived a iml- �_ I � . ' I V111 Domeatle Animals bi the mo��tl mod. $"ce, Dw�df*.#ul a*'rl'* service of silver loving cups and tro- adult - AN SrA PTIDDID1W. Deatlstr'y'.A'and M. lk ' - � y little Maurice 1,evy, for boys have a peculiar sensitiveness the Child gir Galahad Jay within his lar exper4ence. L*oking back toa the � .1 V, - ma� A r%r-;!.-.- Fe -v- �*,'-CW.d Sir Galahad. "ThU shrinking In tb' hies, borrowed from the Country club nxuri rl.-fm h4a �hrrvwr% 4;" "L- 4-^1 1 . .1 N, --. _- ATU30toW _ - . . ese ma ers. A plain maffer f%f b � " _-t I . f &" _; . � .7. VIVIP-I'd"." JACKIZ I --i , . n�w I amorously about, mak- ract washerwomani employed by Mrs. and ,some local automobile manufac. - J b,F, . � V; sawdust Dox, fancy pictures this Com- X �� 7.1'_ � &K �5WA istree!k SeAfOrth. All - - - parabl adult a serlous- and Inventive . I . or � it -everywhere that the best S(-hGfleld, never from Maurice's palm to the wrist The e I \ - i - Aws left at the hotel will receive; prompt .1 - left anything to the - -turers. two boys declaimed in concert: writer engaged In Congenial "llterat�r I I 1� . , - 0-ted-Iftlon. Night ce-W received at or iii t6wu had been dazzled by a In addition to this- splendor, potted � - I . f. the � . Irmigina flon of the passerby, and of all , "We are two chuldrun of the Tabiil Round activities �.0 a private retreat. We see . I .. 4 1 t I - I i great sum into cons,tructing his cos plants and palms have seldom been Strewing kindness all around.- � � - . Vfka. _. I f - her cn1m. display the scarlet flaunpng I this period marked by the -creation of . I �� I . I � � tame. ' It Consisted of bliie velvet of -his father's winter wear had most .more lavishly used in any'eastle on the With love and good deeds striving evtr some of the most virile passages of a __ - 19 I - . 'I tage or off. The footlights were aid- for the best, I . I - � - , I " - iAlickerbockers, a white satin waist- abashed Penrod. One day, Marjorie " May our littul efforts eler be bl'est. work dealing exclusively in red cor- i . - .. I I ed by a "bpot-lighVI from the rear of � . i . i � ,ft 11. MBDICA.r, � '� Coaf and a beautifully. cut little swal-' Jones, all gold,and stf1rch, had passed ' q1 --o littut hearts we offer. See, puscles ",d huge primal impulses. We � I . � , I . � , - C, J. W. KARN, K.D.j0,ff, . - low tailed coat with pearl. buttons.-- whell the dreadful things were on the the hall, and the children were reveal- 6n"ited in love, faith, hope and char-OW111' see this tl�oughtful man dragged from . . - ; . � ed In a blaze of glory. . f ' . I .. I -1 � - *3 Ricbmond eAreet, London, On:t�, *ho medieval 'and artistic . triumph - line; Penrod had hidden himself, shud- . The conclusion of the duet was mar- his -calm .seclusion to a horrifying pqb- . I I k"laUst: Surgery wad Genito-lirin. *41, Completed by a mantle O -f yellow. &ring.' The w -bole town, he was con- A hushed, multitudinous "O -oh" of red. The Child Sir Galahad suddenly Helo; for�ed -to adopt the stage and. - I I , d ,Women. - Wyet anA little white boots sportin - rinctfd, knew these gar � ., In e decorous stiffened and, uttering an Irrepressible himself a itftlter, compelled to exploit, . 11 �� I I , W� dla�aaaes of men an q 9 . ments Intimate- admiration came fro tb * 11 f I I __- . I � . .- - - - - - gold tassels. _. - ly a,fd de 'risively, � I J I _%-%� shriek of anguish, gave -a brief exhibl- the tepulfiOyd sentiments of an Author I I m . I . . I � 7 .All this radiance paused In a bril- And now, as he sat In the janitor's . � : I � tion of the contortionists art ("Hes no� only V,ersonally distasteful to him � . - I TA I ' .. � DR. DUORG11 RELL19-HANN. Haht careek'a;id addressed ,the Child ehair, the ,horrible rand 'paralyzing . I CIAMIT01", twistin! my wrist! Dern you, leggoilly but w.hos:el whole rapthod and school .,. V 01, � . in - ----- 06te0atble PhYBICI=' Of Goderleh. I . , .1. .. The voice of Mrs. Lora Rewbush was belwdi,lettr a he despises. - �. I ,31r: Labeelot. gathering an Immediate. ref,ogrjfld,�11. came. He I I - I -1 - � . I . . .. BPCL&Ust In womWa.And- 6hildren's I � 61rcular audience of lit- stant's ddfjbt that eve! fellow actor, . - I I � . dlSaaseff, rhoums,tisnI, - . y formed semi - . ry . I � .., again heard fto�a the win&,& U sound- - ,We� see -roduced. by- desperation �� - I . acute chronic tie girls, Wom, an was ever -the trall6r n -s well ns every soul in the dudlence, . . ed bloodthirsty. Penrod released hii lmd- ,. 'to sfealing a pair of over- - . 10d Inervous disorders oy . e., 'ear, 'nose � ,modes . )f magnAcenibe. . . T,onld recognize what his m - � -- ,r . � . I alls. We , fconeeivd him - � - F a5d throat. Oohsuliatlo'n free. Office at I � . other anid , I I victim, and the Child King Arthur, I .- to have ruln- . 0i * %mmercial Hotel, XD�orth,. Tue4da- . "What you" got on.?" Inquired Mr. - -:*!ztt�r 1;:I(l vilt upon him. For as the I % somewhat disconcerted, extended his e� own rr,putation and to � !!i I - , . . 7 � I , 1 , - . 4 th en, * . I"U.- V* Jad Vr1d&,VV, 8 A= till 1 V -0s.4 1 Z � Levy after dispensing information. iwf;-1 truth became plain to himself ar I I X11 scepter and, with the assistance of the have uttefly disgraced 'his family; Equipped Wit�-, This Collation Penmcg ' � 'Vfiat You got on under that ole golf , - t rzotln)!�(] blazoned to the world, and � enraged prompter, said: . . � � L . . IV I next, to *ha*e eigaged- in the duello, and Contributed fits Remaining Nickel td I - � ?t# . —1 .- - 92� - I "Sweet child friends of the Tabul Round t6 ha7e,be�ispurned by'bU ladylove, a Picture $how. I � 1. 'JAM - ,.,. Nr lou(ler tban the stockings, tN . � I - � � I . .1 coldly. . - I - !'him (according to her own -Dr. J. W. PEGK - I , Pehrod looked upon, him At I V, in brotherly love and kindness abound; 0 � thus - losi to i no , �:s �tlld fiairly bellow the grisly I �% lative was s,h wn -and, finally, thd . other times his questioner would have Os FIA: , whosti they were and what , V%k I Sir Lancelot, you have spoken well, declarationYl forever. Finally, we must re I 0 Graduate of Faculty of Kedicine, UcJ I i 11 t? ` Sir Galahad, too, as clear as bell. drunkard:". ,Pic que behavior at the' - ipprbached him with deference,. even :..-..i w(,�'. � �. , I So now Pray doff your mantles gay, - behold Im#rlsonment by the authori- - . I I � Gill University, Montreal; -Member of .wltlil Rpprehension. But today the - % r..... ' � I � . I 0 ties, the fhi�d degree and flagellation, portals 0.1. dhouse, i , . Dollege of Phy4lclan, I You shall be knighted this very day." q and Surgeons of . I I poople bave suffered In a dream . So fascinate was Penrod that lkd - I I Ontario; Licentiate 'of Medical Council Galahad was somewhat In- -.o (.:�,),er!pree of finding theii I ase I Ives I A_nd Penrod doffed his mantle. We conceive our man deciding that - .. .. .. I , . � postponed his departure until this MW . - - of Canada; Post -Graduate member of - = with the power of his 0* wn vi-rY tn:uloquntely Clad in the midst I I,- r I � Simultaneously a thick and vastry. his career had been' perhaps too event- am . e round Again., by Which time h4 i . . I , . ' - C . Resident Medical Staff of General �ftos- beau q', I .. _-_�. ��, I if a croy'rd of w -ell dressed people, and . -).-. 11 gasp came from the audience, as from ful. Yet P,"had condensed all oA. - had finished . his unnatural � r'�Past an(dl V48t you got on ?I - - _ .. - .. - � -1 ... I - btihours. f, p1tal, Montreal, 1914-15; office I' two '71� -1 I he repeated. - . . . ... . . I I I -1 . unexpected It Into �alg _. , ,-...--. ... ... _� ____ _ t - I 500 bathers in a wholly almost but not quite, ded4eA against .... . "Ohl notbluYl said Penrod, with an such dreamers' sensations are compar- I surf. This gasp was p�lkctuated Irre It appears' , that he had at least some Rensall, Ontario. � I i &U ; following the pTofesslon of a dru�kwd Indiff'o.rence assumed at great cost to able to Penrod's, tho�gh faintly, bec : ularly over the auditorium by impep- shadowy pe3reeption of a recent full- � . . . - - - . ' � 4 when he grew �p. � , I : his ner'vous system. I . Penrod was awake and in much , . I oboth of dls ness of life, i for, as he leaned again .. . A I . - fectly subdued screams may .1 . The ielate Maurice was Inspired to � too full 'possession of the most active I � Rnd incredulous joy and by two dismal the fence gazing upon his wistfk Emerging, satlated, frora the thieaterj � DR. F. J. BURROWS.', � � . I ' - � . - I . . set up'ta a_wlt. "Then you're nakidl" capacities -for anguish. . , . I � 1. shrieks. Altogether It was an extraor- Duke, he sl$ihed again and murmured a public timep ece before a Jewalees - Office and rAsIdence-Goderlah 15, he shouted exultantly. "Penrod Scho- A human male whose dress hasbeen dinary soun. aloud;_ - ---- . _ __ shop ,confront him with an une:V. - .,d) a sound never to be for- I pected dial and Immine.ut pery-lex! mat of the Methodist chuxch, gea-=611� fleld sayls'he hasn't got nothin' on un- damaged, or reveals some vital lack, ' - gotten by any one who heard it It � I I . � U4 I -' I I I . . SPIWA h ,I Haw was he to explain at home thesd 1% 4 Phofie No. 46. Coroner for -the County der thAt ole golf capel He's nakidl suffers from a hideous and shameful - was almost as unforgetable,. as the - 'It tbls been a daYV1 hours . ot - dant Lnee 2 Theri was i - 0 Huron. - . I I as ' � , . I He's- nakidl" . loneliness w � hich makes every . ; I _4 __ I I I . second , eight Alc� caused It, the word 'Islght?', But In a -little while a star came out� - . . . I I steadfast rule liat he r,6td& ldirw% 1� I- I The a�dlence of littie girls giggled Ir- absolutely unbearable until he is again I being�,here used in Its vernacular sense# freshly light4d, from the highest part &hW% I �� - , ' URSL SCOTT & MCKAX. I I dtatlngl�, and a Javelin pierced the 'as others of his sex and species, and I for Penrod, -standing ummantled and of the sky, iand Pen'rod,'IoQldng up, from Sunda'y Be 1001, and Sundiy, rded __ ..-, ' - lnwardslof Penrod when lie saw that - there is no act or sin whatever too - - .. I revealed in all the medieval and`artisw noticed It casu-ally and- a little drowsi- were Important becau" on that daYi - � - � J. Q. ftott, gradua�te of Victoria and . . .. I . � the Child Elaine, amber curled and � there was bis #ther, always itt 6m� ooflege of Phy,aicians and i$urge.on#. beaatifut,.r.ar .desperate --for him In his struggle to ab.'.- . : 1. tie glory of the janitor's blue overalls, ly. lie ya�rd. Then he sighed once and at hand, p#rIlmsly ready for,adi - AAu Arbor� aad member of the OntArlo _Jorie Jones, lifted golden taan that c- - - Also, there is kb- ' falls within Its meaning. more, but � (�4 .. . � laughter ft the*horrId jest. . . dndition. I ,_ � , reminiscentl.v. IDygning tion, One hardeWicondlUo-no of - _. Coroner for the ODunty of Ruftn. , , - solutely no embarrassment possible to ' , - � The janitor was a heavy man, and had copae; tb4 day- was over. Of `4 ost contluuousi 9#40 - " - . . � - - J1 . V,,UacXay, hoaor graduate of. Trinity Other. toys and girls " c' ame . flocking a wonYan- which IsComparable to that . -to, �V- his overalls upon Penrod wqre merely It was a sigh of pure enn-uL. � T boyhood to the a, I . � . - to . . - � . . put upon the Owers of Inventio - I wi b3� . I , I I W"rplty, and gold medallist of TrIn the ,4roar. "He's fialdd, he's n.&- of a man 'under correspondifig cir. I oceanic. The boy was at once i*ad: Next day P * nrod acquired a dbne b - - �, fty Uedim,l College; member of the Col- kl4rl -shrleked the Child Sir Galahad 1 %-.3p %& I � 1. : Y ;the voustant aid barajaing.j% I - . - - : I . _� It$ I 11 11 � � cumsiances, and In this a boy Is a , died 'and lost w1thlu their blue gulfs , a simple And antique process which -,- - � .. - boof PAypicla=-and,Surgeons, OA,t&rl(4 "Penrod Sphofleld's liakid I He's na-a-a- i . .. .. � . I for explanations: of eyM n - a I . . * _ I its , I ., I . man. Gazing upon the ghastly trunks, � 1 I __W_10� and vast saggin . ft" leg, was- without 4oubt sometimes practic- . i i � � ,_ kid , . _0, 9jid � thq le , � Proceeding h mew,ard V I , � . I =-- - . the stricien Penrod felt that he was too bastil r604. up, had descended' ed. by the.boyo of BAb.V1oX6 I , � . I y - ' . Wh ' en the deepen1bg tw t,as =DUWAS , --f I V . " "Hush' 4ushl?' sala'Mrs, Lora 'R#W':' a degree *orse than #'ude, and a great Aw". r with a distitictlyely elephantine effect, - t0ac1!er.Qf.1 clqso ju 8�pdEky school b t a . , . ' L . , 10 a gwt b Wp and ohuteil I ' I ' DR. H- AUG11 ROW"- ' � 1 bush, pushIng her way Into the 9=P-' borror of .himself filled hib'soul. "Do you know that you have kept an . . fja4Uebte&L ,IN - � Jy�'Qopw � - 'U t b .... sidp and 1.11 .; S � I � L as Margarot had obseiTed. 'CetUlifly tbe,Ayee4 ,Omt�qlqye - - GraAuAte of Unlvmity of Toronto lltemembe�, we ar6 all little knights - . .., Penrod made his " in; -,,"t I . . L I - . - "Penrod Schofteld!VP audience 'of pdopla waiting for the Child Sir Lancelot was at least a ,r0d,','.fd9blIng*�one6tly (at first) in the I � - i I r ft�dlty of Mediclae, membeT of Col- gmd.laffies',, today. LIAttle kulghts And I 1�qll I , hi, r, . � , ton fninutes? . . I - anner he wo aeiqp�#tl - bi# lrmis� - - - - lafflea of �j6 'Ta.ple'rjt6 - . . .1 ,delay alld as lie L ft : . L bl�j of phy,iglela,na and Ourgeow of On und VIDU4 -not !the door Into the hallway opened, : tight. - I wtong pWkets, manageik .to lookso em- " �� . - r r r tilrW; pme iraduste, mrsea laChicalro L � - and a voice demanded hIni-:' A a could It is probable that a great many In baepassed that thb gentle Ja4y. totd him in words 00, ..., - � � . I make so Much noli and delighted audience. Then. the chil. � r .. - - .. 11 bt Md I !011wal School of- Chleage; RoYal OPra- e. 'low. "dteg, not -be seen froi� the hallway, but the I ' . that ball must have had even then a not bi-mind And said she wag often defense. I I I Bn&nd, We must b6gin to take our plItces on . k � dmj�. sang feebly: - I . f Org r . I . - � UWmlc Kwpltsl, London, . ,__ ' � . hue and Cry was up, and lie knew he I . consciousue" that they were looking etful -heioilf. She was so sweet' .4dw 11 , VOTeraity College �Tospltal, London the -stage- Is everybody bece?", "'Chularun of the'Tabul Round, r . . I.. I . . , i ww,�'Jew It J I � � I t - � Aw * -0 I I . must be taken.. .It was only a ques- � - amt. ) �� - _. ., .. - , If. . - - Lit-tul knights and ladies, we, on at hlst4y In the"' makink A su. about It , . oo'kin - � I . . 3ftlaud. Offlee-Back Pf the Dominion Penrod made his escape undgr cov * I , - . . . _k g Into the futdri, . 11�&._r � .t, � ,.j, Conn oj-51 -begin- ._r A. fd6um .- * PeArod be an I A ._ r . ,. - ', or ti, He huddled In his 'L�i'buf ' _' r preme act Is recognizable at gight;,if � � ga -J.t' dent 1L for things I eou, , � 't 1h 11 I Phone No. 5. Njift of this diversion. *He _ilid behtnd *% on of secon' � .; . - i - . SM41�1 � '_ � in ' * ". 4 � e�p_ nor-Auy 0011 I Si4k, SeafoTth. I . -Valth sZi.b%'2pd and ebariteel" Re,* �,� q,)P,e,r chik. . � bears the birthmark of Immortality- lb t I __ - � er boy. . . i - � ft, � - � - 'in r !1do'4r,'Ah&4strftedf � calle easwered from residence, Victoria LO& Rewbuib, ana, be'Ing.,neak, a do I . , � , - . I . 10 (r 1. � . I S� r - .11 - �;, . . - . r . '. 1� . A'Berv- by it co .. � , , '_ _� " - . � � � - � � 'Pvnrod Schofleldl" ,&led Mrs. Lora , Tho Child. lklAg. Arthur rose. extend- But P�nrod, -that marvelous boy, had At - the , fagrr;4 -:& hes* 7.1 i Awt, seatorth. T 1. i .. OMed It idtinotleed and wont out i Aftern0o� , . :IL _t .", " , � - , Rewbush"anirily, I . 'Ifh'flii dec�sfte giiture begun to declafin. eiv , go bouf% but.V,f6ceed- Out Of the . ,closing It behind mo. He ' . . ed. his pf,eptgr w - . r en: with the ges. ' tees he _d n- � � . � � - . . ., . W and said Aer hap,' - - �_ 4rdeklY, . I The distracted boy rose, and as he , of. -A .BemqPhore and opake. flln�i o squan.- I -the funds Juit *Uh. .4 r W,WV�� . i � found himself In a. narro* and vafkant l . . ture of off bJs mantle for the ed. tq SqUan hand WA - I I � ' �ttul knight,awd- lady- born �, ' accolade: , - - held froin a upoh an orgy of i � 0 I'll _... . . . � . LrEa. ! i did so a long p*in sank deep, Into his 'Mich it Ohl ' i 11nd 'hir 11ta r - AUMONE hall1way whtdh led -to a -door matked I I � - ' * * too I e gi and she asUd A40 - IU � It bacIL He extracted: It frenziedly, Hai'lnoblo deeds - tw perforM r' * . ' - r ` ; . hee child-world.of shivullree, "I first, the Child Sir TAncelot du Lake. laost "PubmtIM f.D1rb1d4eA_ oes' � tion- wouldWt I tome --s . 1� . i THOM", i�RoWif. -. "J'anitor's om . which brought tobis ears a pro6acted In.t WUl voluiit,00 to knighthood take, .In -a 4 - -, � I , " ' r I ': U _ . - 4,Ad help hold him . . -utrage, hi Xq� matter'. hq�� s"11 -li"'Arllia�e.�pay be. - . - rxft 'empprimA :60ar et'.,: u. � . . � ., � .- � er for the countl" Eup�dng with c �miV�k at ' . � ' � I � ..0 � � P Licerjoed suctione the Sweet, C;1d r I ' � I , tAr throne . I � � 0fr Miuron 'and P.Xth. Cor . r - . he a Ave can " . . and sonorous .rlpptng, too ea And knep,liNeb6te bef(ire Yo' pj�a"ejl ' � ,jegpondenep 8W bl)oded'laujbter of . h BUY. 10- iA'eacli adiincib And'fell'iri turn .1 � � I .. - I . _ r i, , 11 ., 11 . - �- 1 . 6 t 'What claim ham reach to, knighthood earn. I vow toll-�- . . I _ft ,of the r �491k. J " , - , , . . .. - consisting for , lie m t , � , (Co ue�j, Ne;Ft W ), .1 . for sale 3Karjorie jonebl, Penrod rested his el- - �. .. . d&tear Ca"n be mad cated by a final -gesture of orror. � rNmoements .1, "forth, or � "Peniod Sc4o!leldllo Mrs.- Lom Rew- - The Child Sir Mordred, the vill He fintshed his spipech unheard. The ;;eJ,:11o6fs**f � _ -r--.-- _ _. - I by miling up. Phone 9 bows upon a ,window sili,and specu- . . ain of heavily - "V horned eat� ---- r - r � ' ' V* ]MXpMg.9r office. Charges moder bush had come out , Into t6 hiili*� a�dlence had recov6ied breath, but . - . . . � , .. � - * -A4 Cw..� I 1 ' this piece, -rose in bis place at the Table - � � itle,'bat uideniably substantial- and );a , '' lated upon th effects of a lea- ':& : f 1, � � MO- ' . � I , 6 R , 6m And now in Is ' ' . I 4o And satisfaction guar&nteed.' L � th ,,,bad lost self �Contol� ;L'�d. t6ro ensued g6iJjr61PV' In !..'A& IN 6� !kecond . extremity, when an liound and piped -the only' lines ever 8 -r-, �, _ ;� -, Mpirble Of ri%ls I I the story. One of the ft"o� ,ft,g solu. W"- - 5 - , . � seemed ethIng 1#ei degqrlb@# by a pardei- tl,61i tl& jh6 * g C16g V#Ut nep& - I - - .- �_ I MWIM . � - .? - � . . I � � sire to ltv4 on - - - lost Indeed, particularly lu. written by Mrs. Zora Rewbush whi4h, s0m _ -11 � er � , be � . ... � - ': 'L . � I - � he gave It up w as his de* pralt as a sort of -cultured rJot. I Pur . I - . A -_ - � � eluding hon9r, the dilati#g eyi of the Penrod Schofield could have, pronounb- Ivid�4600 ba"d irea -son, who did not � , )daoce Levyli account; already be � I I on - 4, !, I - ____ — " o- - i . outlaw 'fell .upon the blue ' The actots In,the-11pageaW were not re" �1& _ A i - I , -7 �� I � i I �� * 4 overa.118 ed'without loathing. Georgie Bas ett, . ; I � - " mon%V 5 Vorth. � . . . . . . 1. � I � .. _f g edu which .th janitor - � I � -Lr 1. I , . R. T. LUKER, 'was ormin edtional plans for.1he 8 - . - , : I ' . i a had left hanging a really angelic boy, *had been select-, so durnfounded by Venrod's -costume 13 - vO -664M , _ . . .1 I f r , qujpp�d , this cdllation Penrod W" WAS * ]k - i Ikensed auctioneer for the CountY Child Sir Galabid. r upon a peg. ed forr the role of Mordred. His per-, as *%)�t hate. been. ted. A ew . . - � . �7 � . I ; ed I . r . I I ..- 9", � , iremstivIng nickel to a , - . �. - of 910on. Sales attended, to in all . * -blue overalls pasi Inspiration and action -were slm6st feet conduct had earned lot him the '-'-'- . ,r ... - - cantrIbuted. his r' � � I S stout man in _ . Parts of the County. Seven yearel ex. ibi6�j� the hall, Tiay, Muttering to him- simultaAwus. - i 1, - � . precocious pulujies, perceived that the Oleture shbw, Ountenanced upon the - � I - - - � . . I sardonic sobri ugk "The Little Gentle- dAY b*'ithe legal'but not t =11purws Nowt W 0*02 I - VMignee in. -Ka�nitobs and Saskatchewan self petulaiitly. . PI reckon they'll find '" -. ,.: , a . . r _q _ _ _.. _ - _ -, overalls werb the Child Lancelot's own seventh, . he , I - . . . . � I t I � I ; I . - , , 11 1, � -,: � Terms reasonable. -phone ,No.- 1104, R. . . I �t 0� ruittetital liltenUons, and 00ittles. *Hire, In cozy dark- . -8 � i;,�, - I � alls p. 0. R. ,1:t. that hall hot enough nowl" he said, . I . . I comme " ' ' ' E ek ,11 WIN 0*4i � . I I - . . . n* 0 . - _ . . . he i plad(�y insulted his 11*er " . . , � . . 1�-S, Exeter. Ventr i ' " . CHAPTER. lit. , these we're * " . i , lox- conveying to Penrod an 1mpres-sdon . . Pr9fouup Jmpibssed. rke$0, - I . . No Orders left at The,11uron . man" among his boy acquaintances. . . r I , 1. , , . The Pageant of the Table. Round. ' They regarded �pn, *4 with r Jamb � 6&1�r upon lawbreaker him. W= X V . . PmAtor Office, Seaforth, Promptly ,at- that some too feminine women had - (Naturally he had no friends.) Hence # tjl� irlsi.v T� _ am � ' , . . "P ENROD Ill Mrs. Lora Rewbush from th I 4t Vale, X. ., vm.ft" "Tt'not * - . I � � Uft of , I tended. to. ' I % � sent him upon -an �, unreasonable errand - . 'r . the -other boys supposed that he had admiration of yoqug. and 'ambitious r e Vaper sack and In a surfe 1� I �"� - I . . r � - . i , . . ., . stood In the doorway, Indig- . criininals to; a jail .wa,te about.,to be of content waiched the sile,ut act=* believer in medicna, but I idist , to the furnace. He went Into the jani-: . I . b�-en selecUd for the wicked Mordred on, the I i I Mlburu's Heut i W are, , - 4 ---------------- �. r � , I , i . a - . 1h0M4&jt r nantly gazin upon distin ed by hanging J$ut . ,d, Nerve R . toes room and, �merglng a' W. a child Sir as a reward of virtue. -He declaimed . guish _ most . screem, , 'i I i 1� - I L - JORN ARNQLD, ' I � Lancelot ma-atled to the heels. I . .. . I of the children simpl.r.t6ok It to. be the : One film. madela lasting Impresidon ', nghtl - r . i later minus the ovqralls, paLssed Penrod ,serenely: � .. . . , I was tr(oibled , r* I ' , 1 1 - Again with, a bass �umble-'�Deru lem?l 'Mo you know that you have kept an - - cue (a little strange, but startling) ` UP6n him. It de�leted with relentless U *I . � Lkenwd auctioneer for the countim VI hight Sir Mordred the Child, and I teach . 4 U r `sm e T_ , r ot Udron RnA Paith. ArrA49GnentsfOm- el er had dressed him pithos the drunkArd's progress begin-, b t W( V= up Wi J -it seemed he said--*nd made a gloomy audience of .50D p9opl "waiting for ten t,essonj of ,sgIfishest . that penrodto motb � evil, and reach , !Ch rig , - .J1 1. mtde, by callin6*0 exit by the door a the upper end of - 1U1uUt,eBV' S110 also detained the NO Out into darkness. Thoughtless, unkind, like that�- " with his con�yerslon to beer in the my breath all ga, iei and tbimk -1, n . wJ9 dAtes c&a be , wb pathetic. They 4 1 � ' ' - . . . . - , blia, or 11 Seeforth, the hallway., � � ,while she ipake f!urther. - And ruthless is Mdrdred and unr�flned.' tried to go on with the; "' ' C0)PPaUY Of 400S4 traveling men, pur- would ge't it ha *. - I was I . pbwe 2 op 2S lk es mod- I ; � . - _. �V4,geanrt,ll 1. ; . � � . . . . . WAbe Expwitor Offica. ChATIM . 'Ubn conrlomeratwiand delicate rust] $7411-sald Penrd-d contentedly, aq The Child Mordred was properly �e %%ey madw a brief, mapfol elfolt sul4g b1m thr9tigh au Inexplicable friend* of my trou and he I . = emto gad OW(Isfaction guaranteed. .. I - 7— — 0 . I . . r . i to try lvmburws . r . and'Kerve _..' - . 1 . . __ he 'followed her toward the buzzing buked and denied the accolade, though, But the Irrepressible - outbursts from lapse,,Into, evenin4 clothes and the oo- r Wr1JiCh1tjied.atJ I-------- � - � � Heidw gave me a _ I __ . _. I r . . I fflag% 11 ,was just sitting there tldnk- like the others, be seemed to have as- the audience bewildered them Every. cietY of some relUarkablY Pa4nful Ia- -1 �� I � . I I it . . . . - - I had only taken few- 'Of theaf when X __ . . -sumed the title already. do, Lake the - Child dies. Next, exhi�lting .-the effects of rr 11* � I He made - a time Sir Lanceloi _ the VJ(!tlM!5 r . � w,tild,al. all nig I without ank trvable*l! IL a PEIILLIP.S. ( uth th At_ alcohol 'on I did . Two minutes later the curtain rose ploiterss jexit, ,whereupon Maurice Ury opened his Mo e gre shidoWy, I I do=ej-, dis-' r �Iof i th box � . Licermd auctioneer for tb,e-countle13 C AS . 110RIA an a medieval Castle hall richly . done rose, b ' - that he ' tie Until-kint 1. a -practical . I owed,, annolmcqd man 'was after when I felt my trouble - - aA A-dron aad Perth. Being i �, 1 . 11 , hijrht- hohse. fell into an ,uproai and th6 chil- Poiltion, the' unforkinato - tumor and jg1;ughiy understanding For Infana and W�'rm � In the new stage craft made -In Ger- UXNMN-- � 0- - �, .. � . dren Anto -confusion. 'Ofroig women seen In the -act Of striliIng hb wife back so 1 took thelvest of them jad I I -_ I 1, . , , ' r I � I any and consisting of pink and blue . , his P eui;ky. -cured me,.'? I - I I - tba, vame of W=3tock and implements � . and ,brave� girls In ,tbe,oudlence -went .and,,,. kribsequently, . legftg baby . I J PA64. we in A Wtter P05itiOn to re,-- In Use For ft,er 30 Years', ' �. . r . I I 161 � $ Affid . Cheesecloth. The Child. king Arthur .. "bum's land � �'. .r ,� . I e.g C,t - . - dauj-hter � with - a'bnortmtly .heaTy - . � .� XftV0 J j4�" p _y . out -into the 16bby, shrI416g afid,cling- 11 ... . - �� , � �. Childr I Pet box a � 0, 1, , at- -4 law good prlce4. Charge& moderaw. Alwa a beard .' , I 11. I -and the Child, Queen Guinevere were - .. Ing to one'anotheri Others remalned. walking - stick. eir. fif$6i througN .. dedeti .� ' for.11 . 11 � . . . � . - -ft or ma,ded Ahtd 4* tempt � UUdactloa etaranteed or no pay. A V � , ?!o disclosed upon thrones, with the Child FOk FLETNER'S - rockiug ,in their. seats. beloless, ond the -snow to seek S� pr�te�tlon of, a pnice by'The T. � um P��- .-..# ., � , ordm i9ft Ia Enter will be PTO=07. I 84mat—Ure of _'=eoo, - ----... J U-18APAQ 44d JQAny i . .1 I t-* - P the _', -----*-I&- other'i celebrities In - � I . I .;" I CA S,T� 0 R_ IA . I i Toranw. Out. : I � 1 _47M Ia 7 "L_.,4_ � ___ - , , - - - - , � I __- � �1 . � -1 __ - 1� . I ,. t I I — '.