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. . , III I80 Iabdllt Nd] sq“, _" ‘J 1 i prllel for school children. Moved lumen were then lwointqj, . Can Free V 5cm sail-ah s and seconded that militate pro- Bohool —lifrs. Abel-t Modulus m4 j ab» Solve m’ _' ' vidc attest for um: banana. w». J. s. Wright. Visiting 4m, _ . " Marriage DIX 5"“? “my n. wugdecided a» am a picnic in 011mm Wright and m. ma“ .v' _ Problem? (an l ' ' plnoaofregullrmeetinglndlﬂyﬂwﬁlhtﬁletterwlsreadnumm . . ggunsnnlm - wsburemdozosaailllinz-torfuab. i y?! l. ' ' A _ T’ THE CONCLUSION need not be the difficult job most lffutowirzfluz of. insti- following progralrune was r-en Th. I AllllgqngFTﬁeirylgf Love and]? In Even such is ‘lime. that takes in women make it. Just run a seam on 4 pounds rhubarb m“ and their families also the Dull by Mr!- Aliln and ma. ' . l» Free ve a s o leces When u n o y . i». ‘

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Practice —- Wom

an Who Tries It

Finds She has all the Difficulties

of a Wife, Plus Insecurity

A young woman writes me that she has seen so much of marital un- napplness‘ that she is not going to take any chance on wrecking her life going to ward of‘! bad luck in the husband line by entering into a free-love union with a man which will give them liberty to go their separate ways if they tire of each other or find they are uncongenial

by marriage. She is

Mrs. Grundy isn't invited to the illetic husband or leave him as her

ing iler own life as she does a single woman, as she fondly deludes herself About the only freedom that her free-love union gives her is

lhe can. the freedom to earn her own living Alter that she has all the du

the married woman that are made heavier, not lighter, by the fact that she has no hold, legal, moralor conventional, on the man.

love and freedom. Au of which sounds very alluring as a. theory, Int the trouble is that it doesn't work out when

function. She can't take even a syn- mood prompts. She can't go on lead-

and help support the romantic menage. ties, the obligations, the difficulties of

She must

Qm- yguth, our Joys, our all we have. And pays us but with earth and

dust; ' Who in the dark andsllent grave.

work to make him comfortable.

She must keep him entertained and

When we have wander'd all our Ways. .

Shuts up the story of our clays:

But from this earth, this 8151/9- thls dust,

My God shall raise ms up. I inkl-

Every clay cheery new accessories go around decorating 178M Outﬁt! with dashes of dark color. EVOTY

matching their accessories in color but not in material.

Navy straw

bag and shoes with a red and white print dress. Or white fabric hat and gloves with a white wooden bead bag.

When you use the bright colorsp ycu have to be caivful not to get

Advice to the fat: Don't eat! Fast!

hat‘ navy kid gloves‘ navy leather . smile and pray.

speech.

the fault were only cu one side.

putting the two edges of the ladder together, taking care to run the seam oil gradually to a point at either end. ‘rhlsmend will hardly bu noticeable on the right side.

AN ALPHABET OF SOUND ADVICE 1 Advice to the thin: Don't eat fast! ;'

lllxaggerate not. . . Faint not. fiBht on. tomorrowi

comes the song.

Never complain. _ Onward and upward, look and

Put away all sarcasm from your Quarrels would never list long if

Remember the steam kettle—

out into inch lensihl.

Grated rind and juice of 1 lemon If possible select strawberry rhu- barb because of its color. Wipe and

WinRogerson,Mk's.Wll1'rrows- dalemdMrnBi-ierrcnwem IP- pointedtosellioocream at play

Gray. Meeting closed with the National Anthem. n-wr which g dainty lunch was served by u“

discarding

BiG package.

my 1on3 strings, but retain Dink skin as far as possible. Cover with sugar and let stand ovemight- Add lemon rind and Juice. b11118 i=0 W11‘ mg point and cook gently one hour. Turn into sterilized Ilasses and

EVER, YET DIDN'T SCRUB Oi

MILLIONS us RISO

--li's so easy on the hands

A EAlorningSmile

Rhubarb Juice can be prepared from the stalks that have become too tough to cook in other ways. Cut

in hail. An interest-ﬁll Nolflln was iihen put on. Prizes being won by mo. mulls Mirttut and we. Rogersorl. Lunch was than served- Meeting clqsed with National An- them. Collection 86 cents. August meeting to be st home of

OampbelLRoIIcli-lltobcanswer ed witba Canadian town.. whaltitisnotedfcr.

Ind

hostess. Collection B5 cents.

"The June meeting of the moms. ton Women's Institute met at tiu home of Mrs. J. B. Wright. Mootln‘ opened with the Institute Odo m1. lowed by the Creed in unison Twenty Bﬁﬂlbgl‘! responded to m]

,Sir Walter Raleigh- Be yourself. cover with hot melted perﬂﬂiu- m, mml cluru in afternoon. M11 vigil-h "Rlddlez; Migutes s; 1,. or if their affection cools off. There will be no mi};- conﬁde ye aye in Providence, for Llmch com. we! N011!- WYiBhi- '5'” 3 W" l" 3-“ WPNVN ll3al chains fetterlng them m each other. There amour ACCESSORIES FOR. pmvldenw l; kind, My WAS" is Wm“ mm 35mm“ JUNE M” Wm mama, m‘, Jgmgg Moved and seconded that Yﬂflﬂvﬂ will be no duties. No obligations. Nothing but DARK cosrulvms Do no; prgphggy evil,

of platforms be paid for. School committee IBPNted visiting some]; and visiting cmnnlittee made a

SPICE!) RHUBARB

2% pounds rhubarb

2 pounds (4 cups) sugar ‘it cup vinegar

i teaspoon cinnamon

‘,5 teaspoon cloves.

like platforms removed. and more seats were wanted in P1111111’! 1mm-

nlnnber o! visits. New committees r i . Afte m put into practice, especially for women. who in- day they splash brightening “gm Give to the world the best you. iilgliilubfgdilgzfﬁuglfﬁlwr u‘; » were than appointed. Visiting -.- adi variably Md out that free love com them f" more touches on darker costumes. have, and the best will come back‘ w 8d unmet mm m, rhubarb MIIJDLEIDN INSTITUTE M's. Frank Curtis and ms. Ernest m than married love does, and that it takes a little Like this cum,’ to‘, instance, to Wm icsolgztargh: mm Wm vary depend‘ wﬂghh conupondmm w“ m“ i more work and worry to keep a. lovenest a going N men suit white p-que ha; Have a good word go,- evefyqng n; ‘ ' Th; m; meeting of the Mlddle- from Banltorium, and ten dong“ i . the rhu- 7 E r ~' concern than it does an orthodox home. Evy . ; m3 on the toughness or ' mptimt et at the was Wtﬂd f0 be Bent. A committee . . .. -to sh rt flat curls. Scarf, gloves, else keep silent. . mm h ton Women! e m _ . n! For we have to pay for all we set in life. Even love. Nothing is free. and Dbag no! white pique. And even In an your pm“ do not forget , ., :1... ( ,1 11gb. b‘ arstraiélo til; liuilcleub otuguk; home o! Mm John “wade. M”? o‘ Mm wan" out‘, Mm Lin“ Y gm And no human being can enter into any sort of relationship with another white pique bows on the kid time‘ \er addythreé-fourths or a cup o! Bus". mg opened with cycuwda. you”, Moan-ale. m“ Hem”. mm“, m.‘ l‘ m human being andretain his or her personal liberty. Automatically one pumps. Just MW is the hour that-s gob 0 11g He” the juice unm the an!“ u ed by the greed m unison. ﬁfteen Wlilfmd 01118 811d lVlrs. Elliott m. assumes responsibilities. Automatically one becomes bound by a thou- ways the way it-s done Wm, cog- den, SOAK single: in creamy Rinse sudnfor dissolved skim it and bring to me mama“ mgpqndgdvto mu call with WTiEht. was appointed to plan for m snnd tie; lhat are none the less strong and hard to break cause they are um accecwﬂes matched m Keep a quiet helﬂﬁkwp We“, its?“Willzsiibzfylizllfgilgnlqtézgf¥lgiitzg| boning Damn my favorite pudding and how to convention. A short programm . . . . _ . . . n _ _ m‘ intangible and illVlSlblE.‘ You cannot take anothers life into your hands both color and material. Though 'keep going-keep your head. y gfnsogigcs twice as much sudaapuﬂ-cd: Rhubarb m,“ can be used for make m Mmuw. u lug. meeuq than followed, so" ._ m, o? m. and cast it (lﬁlflc when you are wear ed of it as carelessly as you would a mapy women mam, fewer pieces Love enough to move you to be up $03 s-evm “m, beverages and (m. combining m“ and approves, vlgiﬂng eom- Ozken Bucket; Reading may o F“ broken-toy. All that he or she has given you of affection, of tenderness, ' hat and gloves and be“ scarf [Xseiul and helpful w 0th,,“ inllar eitwam. with other mm juices to add ﬁr," mtg“ reported a 11mm;- og visits Silk, Mrs. Albert MoCardle. And 1 m of scl-vllce, of companionship is there, a load of which you cannot divest Axx-djbag and gloves or maybe Just Mind your own business and in pﬁﬁrsvlzgxeiiia- Hess to mm “u,” and "u"; w“ w,“ g9 ‘ gm; merm- ‘Flow Gently Sweet Alton. Mrs . . , - i If» “mm L b 1- 1 m, k, n, d 1...». and scarf. time you'll have a. business of your recommend it. . ber. School committee reported Reid Ind M11. Walter Craig were _ so the woman e ools hersef who n at she can eat her we - I _ crutford,sh_ l‘ “d ‘whats-would appointed u dengue, m the Am i H‘ cling cake and have it too provided it isn't blessed by the clergy and And thell you ll see many WWW“ ‘mm i° mind‘ cs m, Gem“ visiting ‘ch00

rlual convention, July 7th and ath.

Meeting closed with National

Moved and seconded that secretary

Anthem, alter which a lunch was

wwyd m ‘Nut hgyjn‘ plgtfgxfnﬂ served by the hostess. Collection removed and Mrs. Edison Wright 90 cents.

Wipe the rhubarb with a damp cloth, cut stalks in one-inch pieces.

--though up to its neck in hot water Put m a kettle with 5,15,“ m4

l‘ spices and vinegar. Bring to boiling ‘Ho lust been having a izlssle ildoilolkslxl; mittlvi; t3: \H,“,iv1‘,i':;§hd:£1ts§j:- about one hour. Pour ‘into clean, hot “It ended 1 a draw" glasses. When cold cover with para-

“ ' ﬂin. This makes an excellent relish.

Don’.t Drag Around “Half-Dead ”

If You Are So Weak, So Exhausted That

Your Daily Work Is Too Much for You,

LOOK T0 YOUR BLOOD STREAM - The Trouble May Be There

amused. She must keep herself young and attractive-looking, otherwise he will put on his hat and leave, '

Keeping a husband's affections is a hard enough job for a wife, good- ness knows, but it is mere child's play compared to the task oi’ the Lady Love who undertakes to keep a man vamped on whom she has no hold except her personal fascination. For all the forces of organized society fight on the wife's side. A man's children, his pride in his home, his social position, his business interests all tend to bind him to his wife and make it so that she can sit down now and then and take a lcng breath and feel safe and comfortable and settled,

But the woman whose only claim upon a man is upon his fancy knows no such moments of peace and rest.

too much. If you have a. red hut T it continues to sing. ONE ouT and belt, for instance. on a navvl Speak little, do much.

blue dress, your BiOVBS and Shoe-Si The only people who really enjoy and bag would be smarter in navy. hearing your troubles are lawyers. And a brown and white dress l "may gel; paid my 1t,

might take a sunny yellow pique Use your leisure for improvement. hat, jewelry and gloves. but keep Victory is of the 10rd.

slices and bag in the shade ini Write that letter now.

brown. i Extend to every one a friendly We've talked most about white hand a kindly greeting.

pique because it's the most popu- You shouldn't keep grudges. ugly

LIFE IS LIKE THAT

“How did you compile your great dictionary?" the lexlcographer was

. sisters. res. s:..rrl.

striving, blowing upon the coals of passion to kee to create illusions. Trying to fan the breath of life into dying romance. Drcading the satiety that com lng all the inevitable changes that come viﬁth What a mockery for lmy girl to think that she has more chances of hap

Drcadinr; nge.

What a life!

the same moment, and that even ' breaking lll‘i1l'i$.i

are entgrlng into these liaisons, of the old-fashioned marriage.

regular relationship with a man than she does in marriage! for her tn hl-lieve that two people can love an

on women's lives, instead of signln

Fzltuous Heller‘. It is not marriage that is a failure.

time. to call it freedom!

In all tile annals of human folly nothing has ever equaled the lack of intelligence that women are showing in their willingness to break down the institution of marriage, which is the great barrier that civilization has er: up for the protection of women and children. ;hnv CLlTl be so blind as not to see that the abolition of marriage would do axmy with all a woman's security, and that if men only took an option g a binding contract, there would be mighty few settled homes in the country and not one middle-aged woman

yet have the love and companionship of a. man without being bound to llim, or to have to cater to him or put up with his whims and tempers expecting to ucape all of the penalties

It is human

She must be always working. p them ﬂaming. Try

es with familiarity. Dread-

What stupidity piness in an ir- What idiocy d cease loving exactly at a lovenest can be broken up without

It is past belief that

lar of the summer accessory fa- brics. But those who like something daintier are using organdie. And some are varying oostllrnesa-with strlpedorpdntedoottons. . . hat and scarf, hat and gloves, or gloves and bag to match. Roman striped pique sets are among the newest of all.

And then, of course, you'll see knitted and crocheted accessory sets doing a bit of decorating too.

A NEAT MEND Mending a ladder in a stocking

nature.

woman who are bound together,

It is a lot harder to break up a And that is all to the advantage

It is the clash of dlﬂerent temperaments brought into close

But marriage has this advantage over the liaison: That a man and

who know they must live together, gen- , orally make an effort to get along, whereas those who have no ties part..

stone house than it is a straw bird's nest.

clogs, late hours or borrowed books. zealously ‘la/bor for the right.

WHEN CHILDREN BATH!)

Children who are apt to get ear- ache or have ever had a discharge from their ears should be very careful about bathing. As they get older they usually grow out of the trouble and need not take precau- tions; ‘but while they are still young it is best to prevent them from putting their heads under water and thus from getting water in their ears.

of women“

asked.

led to another."

. He was an old friend of the fain- ily and calling one day, found the youthful daughter busy with needle- work. After a little chat she in- formed him that her thimble was worn out, wondering what reward she would receive for her industry. The next day he sent her a new one, accompanied by the following lines:

I send you a thimble lfor fingers nimble, Which I hope will fit when you

As the hint you gave me to buy it.

Well. you know time softens all things.

DOROTHY DIX.

No, it doesn't; it frequently hard-

"0h, it was something like having a quarrel with one's wife-one word

Institute News CAPE TRAVERST W. I.

Tile regular meeting of the Cape Traverse W. I. was held at the home of Mrs. William Irving, June 22ml. Meeting opened with ode followed by creed in unison. Roll call was answered by spelling Bos- ton and writing Bangor. Fourteen members and three visitors were present at this meeting. Minutes of last meeting were read and a- dopted. Reports of were then hoard. Sick committee, reported visiting sick and ‘taking fruit. A bill of 75 cents was order-

IProg com-Mrs. Rusel Clark and Mrs. Louis Muttart. A letter from Warren's Institute also one from Motor Inaigue was read by secty.

ens the arteries.

1t was moved and seconded, paint

Your Blood Stream is your Life Stream.“ It ﬂows to every part of

your body , reaches every organ.

You ’ Blood Stream is thin, watery, unhealthy.

,..,, cannot be well if your»

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Recently a practicing physician - well acquainted with the formula of Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills - prescribed them for eleven patients after blood-

‘tests indicated a. = - '

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"nothing short of marvellous."

or is put into the skimand flesh is put on thin frame!-

companlonship day after day. It is selfishness and Jealousy and greed. try it, ed paid. New committees were then , zhrhwholo 8281,32 gewmelﬁf in ﬁfty would have a husband at all. Lotharlo can be Just as hard to get along with as John smith, and Juliet It will last you long if it's half as appointed-Sick corn, Mrs. Win. m‘ William‘ ma‘ Pm‘ m- m wmiut ' Yet ihullSilllds of young women, deluded by the glamorous idea of a can be as great a nearer as Marv Jane. strong Rogerson and ivns. Albert Shorten. “em m” “m” °' 0”!“ "m new v y’ makeshift marriage in which they can be free and do as they please and

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be bought for floor of school, also I N0 TICE .. ..Zf.‘.i’.'§.i§“.3ii’..f.i'i2;l..“.°...§t'. sm...;.?.?‘.."§ti§‘.§2i"""‘§“t“.§.“;‘1°"°"" m h" W my . ~ - o on’ a - y , R9w3na Rld€3 n: he threw open the door. “Our Rowena obligingly limo her love- lb: orchestr: '1:put‘il:°wlx:a1bl1e'ohli: ﬁﬁufjimﬁi, §§,,,,,“,,'jf‘,,°°‘,,,§°;,, l: Ddifltlllﬂli Glue $11193 PM“, reserve Wednesday, h] bfildﬂi Suite!’ ly lips, and Mr. Meeker kissed her Pretty nifty!" ' I ' __--.-i i‘_ ' 19th m. PM... n webw-Z T733 Rumble on. look. Rowena: Isn't that with resounding relish. "m. little ﬂoral barring was an “‘;,,""°""f°; ILLUSTINIE ousnunm IUINIBIIID fiorncr. Refreshments, Tug of War nice?" said Peter fatuousiy. ., immense “n; of allow with mp w“ m the eighth gmde "It I71! ll han and Vilflﬂlli sports. If day not ﬁne By Ethel Hueston "How lovelyl" said Rowena faint- "N°“’» 1'“ “u 1°“ “h” ‘he P1°- u, .. y mu’ .. 11°” ""- 39 ma!“ “m a ium- . . will he held following nu. day. _ gram is," he said cheerfully. “The a 11$“: 12;“: “d “W” ms father n dead, I! T“ By ordlililgl‘ mmv co. EIGHT" INSTHMENT The bridal ult bo f 10m Rwkmﬂ dealer i‘ 80mg to iéffmgiidzn e um aldemacu- ~ 411i" l786-7-14-17-2i. s e was a w“ ° “we a M‘ dimer dance i“ m" mu‘ “H 1 u ' "MOTHER ENDEAVOW How attractive ou'ii look in this f I roses. There was a heap of con- room tonight-especially in your ow mar” ‘ma’ “id Mwen“ ‘ y lawn He retired to an inner office and ramator m,“ d t 1 , , soberm ATTENDS CQNVENTION ensemble to do all the things about in‘ came back immediately with the Sued m hyo m 5t :11 398mm honor - swell affair. 'I‘heyve in- “How unusual!" added Pa" the mm" and “men. ‘M: manager o‘ m’ ‘mm’ Ti“ manager Eonspiclizlvus npaclgaszs ginger: iliedmml glaring? ddaiilm and (To be Continued) . Mmvnunm- m“ ‘m? ""5 411d 1°11“! b" 111111118"! 1i 11°11 ——-—'-_'—'-- beamed upon them. He held but his . ' “s '3“ ‘ ' '1‘ ‘u’ "Y ' slight white-haired old lady of a2 little it will t w it tissue and tied with ribbons with l ﬂ l 1 Q m, —-—-—————-—- ,_ ' , °°‘ W" “P? l M“ D0 "ﬁt "G lﬁﬁt hwd’ Md m“ M“ ham“ “d m‘ slit cards prominently displayed. l-flltflzltlfle olfwu: rant; ertiggn 1 -s MUSCULAR srrucr or: "' M°ther E“°I°“°" t° ihmmm“ "mm" 1 m“ his y 8 P P956 d, t5 I , re s e set rosy ace agiow. Ro- “congratulations folks, said the to be a ‘ormu mud! m u 1h 0E5 N of young people the world over- Its immensely likable because it's 10m Y wena. and Peter had their own an b m ' om ' I ' c“ a ‘wt D 0T DAUNT 13' today was the centre o; s11 gygg 5g so cool, dainty and practical. ‘not opinions of hotel manners and ac- m 88"’ eam g r y mm one souvenir‘ m‘ ‘h’ “d!” “d wmt‘ '» “mo”, BOY EDITOR is - to the other. "Best wishes of Spok- not And this aftern t f a“ bmuﬂal “mvenﬂm a u“ m‘ The m“! pm “d Wm“ ‘um t A“ enmlnmon mm" he o, cepted his friendly overtures with am wumngwnpmn bad eh? (fclgck me h Mn a?“ a’ ‘m’ “mam”; gocmy o; 91mm“ ity in checked pattern. The sleeve T” treat beneﬁt u. you. “whim widuw- Pretty fairl-Well, the company option u. ills cigty ﬁr thgiprelllurlflic CIHCAGO’ ‘My ‘Fm’ drum mdulmr- “m” ""° “m” “m” "mm i‘ “i” ' f v‘ "Maker's my name" said the wired us to spare no expense and salerooms with afternoon tea and or a 13-year-old boy editor’ Philip she 15 Hamel 555°” (751k- Wid- med ‘or the one-pie“ ‘pron’ Yo“ g’ N E‘ W‘ TAYLOR manager genially. "Andlfm proud 581111 them i116 bill. Bud I Zuess We a band and they've got a car all Hmzeu’ or Carthage’ n!" who -°w °i DY- Ffl-ﬂcil E» C181‘! 511d can u“ m‘ “mm, to bmdtmod" , y. 111'”. J. S. TAYLQR to meet you," " ﬁlled the order. We tried £0,331)“ decorated up like a wedding for you would not M a wheebch.“ ﬂaunt with him co-founder of the’ first °t u“ “m” “m! wad‘ w.‘ t m, QPTOMETRISTS The! an shook hands and new how‘ cigars. dinette!’ candy _md two to m m and receive the new him, came true when the Interna- endeavor society which w“ or Style No. 808 is designed for sizes l y l! I ' - ' - p "i: 5...", m, q,,,,,, sqm, ena nudged Peter to be very careful what-not. And —thi.s with a truly Ami they're going to present the “m” ‘mm’ "°‘“'“‘““‘ “w” ganized at Portland, Me, in lain. ‘"16’ 1"” ym" s" a" ‘° ‘M ‘a l, ‘B and not commit himself. 111111195511"! double-faulted bow which bride with orange blossoms sent up atk-m came into existence’ ~ Despite her a Mrs Clark re inch” but" Si“ a6 require. a“ l 1*“ "Come right alonﬂ with me." said included them both-“a little souv- by aeroplane from California this Th” °°°“‘°“ ‘wed m’ “ “mm” fused to miss t: convention’ nd “m a which mmml with m a i‘; ’_““—"—‘_—‘——"——-— Mr. Meeker. “We had a wire from @1111 110m the hotel. at our own ex- morning and a cigarete lighter for uimlded bl’ 9° 1°11"! Pubiibhefl- mm,“ m“, mm h" homhn ‘*3’: °i 3:43“ °°“""*1i:" u m ' - the company not two hours ago M1180. for We are honored $0 118W you. Mr. Blsnde, with a pi ture f 5mm‘! ‘hem w" chem“ 55°83 11- a ° II”. “I w“ g W1 Professlllnal Cards saying you would be in today with- you stop with us." the Rackrui! roadster m 5n it :1 ediuu‘ 01' 111° WWW T1111" “'5' B7y“y'"...lt°.§§°?.§lu needs ted mm" or M“ (Mm u preterm“ ‘B- i r . om $511, Bu; 1 must gay 1g 13 q re- The little present, which he sel- pearls. I've seen it myself and it's 111111116. Neb- mom m! m Lo d I ‘y’ wr“ “in cmmuy‘ ,- i” Stewart 8‘ Lowth lief to have you rlgm here on the ected from the group on the table a beauty, but it wasn't working the The alert, happy brown-eyed u“: a ,, n on Canaan”: __ __ ___ __ _ __ __ _ __ ,_ ,_ , eat 6f‘ “my and handed to Rowena, who opened day it came and they had to send it owner of The World News pub- or my I ‘m’ ‘he ma’ l. a ' l o‘ They all got into the elevator. it With trembling 11118618 and in 811' back t0 the Ilolﬂfyf’ lished in Carthage, propped up with 1mm and w m’ mm m. m’ o! N“ mm 5i" """""'"""""- 1 ‘ M1‘. UARRISTERS, SOLICITORS. In; The boy at the control smiled at 01 OWiiBh Erﬂvity. Proved to be an "How extremely kind," said Peter. pﬂlowg “g M, m; 11nd o; m, ab], 0mm’ Tm“ 1' w“ ‘mm “n” lnn 84 Great George Street them-a friendly smile. They got immense silver cocktail shaker, suit- “How perfectly sweet," said Ro- hen}, h, nnmmium", ' ' ' ‘ ' .8 I MONEY To LOAN out on the fourth ﬂoor. A muple of ably engraved. wena. s: an mamftmgfltrgtllfuﬁtziloxlder ' “n” ' ‘list ' maids were loitering in the corri- "Out here we're dry." said Mr. "of course you both bei f - m W033!” 353D a ll‘ rs. , MOI-EDD & BENTLEY dor. Their faces lighted up with in- Meeker. with a sly wink. "But oh. ous chanctel-s, authors gills 33- acﬁtizgyhllrazeuul: a mm“? i I I ‘ ~ ‘ I . I - . I . ' I V ' ‘ i0.’ w‘ o terest and attention. you New Yorkersl-Compliments of ists, all of our best people will turn for the 1nd is ‘ vlctun Si“: 2" r’ 3056i T7011" 5W911l011 01100 slid ls, I unmet “d Atwrdep-ﬂh. "Everything ready?" asked the ill! 110M. und congratulations." he out for it, and I understand most h "u u mm‘ to Lloyd Osbourne: “I am not o, n MONEY r0 1.0m mam-w anxiously. "Everythins all edded happily. of our good clubs plan to be there " " ° °“' ml-n of any unusual talent, Lloyd; Oitv Bme r t Office: 180 Richmond Street right, I hope." He and Peter shook hands. Peter en mnsse. The Rackl-uff dealer; m, 3° i‘ ti"? °11°'"""1 tdiim-luﬂ- 1 mm‘; o“; Wm, yefy moﬂm, -—--_-----.-.___.._ 1, I _ _ "011. yes. sir." said one of the very solemn. Mr- Meeker ptrspirlnz all in a sweat over it and say it's imbmh" M i‘ mmmy Fmm" abilities: my success has been due ' _ rl Prohibition Commission “m” and Jovial. the best break they've mu since the '°"1'1'°"'°i<1 PW" "1" "WW1" w my really remarkable industry- ‘m’ m°ryb°dy "m" ‘t’ i‘ 1' ' ch“, n, mug», Chl|f|n.n. "Yes, indeed sir" added the other. “Clues! there! n0 harm in kissing war when the Army used a lot o! me" °n i“ u" °1 60° "blcrikfl- to developing whet 1 mg m m; w wmmonpmo’ m‘ 7"‘ h“ n” u’ lfr. y“ B M ghufilﬂdiiﬁxwﬂ- P But they looked at Rowena and the bride, eh?" said the manager, the" machine; 1n Ffangt may-r, For the scope of his paper ranges m, mum, “mm when g mm i‘ i” m"! "Fwd? “ml iii-I 11195" m . Jbhncslorzgioh. lztnﬁedmeten peter. l h 7131; ltociayfuingilgn sharptelbov; coming for you at three-thirty, _. from a cooking department to m bu.“ to sharpen one “mum and ttntlhe littiezinost a; I did; "What d, | “M,” The manager ed t e way down n I e rs r s s a cus om Look Th“ “we ﬂora] q l h djtorjul s, M h, h 1d keep‘ on aharpmm: n with ‘Rm. I u! was or wor l l 5mg pl Infofmlﬂon n - . o er ng ere e c on w c cons era - ~ museum of rlolmimolr 4c; tbs corridor.‘ “L; dont think much of, as a. usual came from them. 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