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' "iihriy lsstwvinter I suffered from a severe bronclualcoldthat left me with a- provoking, dry, hacking cough After Being bothered with II/{IIOCI} day; and night, for some time I had u. professional muse mmend _ the (above cou b gygu which I tool: with ,woni‘le u]

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Consisting of ‘l5 acres of very desir able and productive land, one-half mile from church, school, stores and station, with splendid shipping facili- ties, n new and up-to-date Fox ranch. 7 room dwelling house well finished. almost new barn ‘l0 x 88 it: large granary and wood house. 25 acres or this land crosses the rear of the main farm and fronts on the Dock Road, 9i of a, mile from Elmsdale, and has an never falling spring of water; 15 acres are clear and the balance is of hard and soft wood. This part can be bought separately or ln block.

This farm ls favorably known and

~ is a splendid mvestment for an!

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"He has a title you know.‘ He's the Baron of-oh, what is It?" “Barren of good sense, I'd lay."

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She: This is ‘my birthday.

He: Just-think we'll be mar- ried In a few months. ,

She: Never mind the future, how about the present’!

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“Whisky! I wish we had some

I whlsky,.If we had time-maybe we

could keep him drunk for a. week. I don't know just how long it does last, but I know the party lasts all night. He may sleep it off."

“Ihave a. little cognac. Brought it in myself-from Paris in the toe of my dancing slipper. Real stuff." Gay said proudly. "I was keeping it for a wedding. but he can have. that." “Good! We'll give him c. high-

e nautical term with anautlcal swag- ger, both doubtless inherited from the long line of seafaring ancestors. “We'll keep him as-tlght as a lord --u.nti1 the party's over."

Carefully but sternly they 'rolled him over half out of sight beneath the window-seat, and covered him.

So Gay brought the precious smug- gled bottle of cognac, never yet un- sealed, and they gave him a generous swallow, forcing the bottle between his teeth not without much difficulty. He choked over it and coughed D0111- Iully, while the conspirators held their breath in a panic above him. But presently he relapsed into troubled breathing again.

“Thatfll hold him for a while," said Alice Andover grimly.

They locked the door upon him and went downstairs. But when Arliloe An- dovar moved as if to go to er own home, Gay refused to be left alone in the house with the drunken creature upstairs, and Alice Andover was obliged to remain, fixing herself up for the party as well as she could with Gay's face powder and electric curlers. They had tea to stralShl/e" their shattered nerves, and at five o'clock tlptoed up to the bedroom to give him another potent draught 0f the cognac. He swallowed this time with less difficult, and as he drunk. to their horror, his eyes opened, eyes large and dark. Gay noticed even in that horrible moment, eyes now vis- ioniess, not seeing. When the muffle heavy breathing reoommcnced, they tlpmd from the room. _

Alice Andover, because the openm‘; of his eyes had frightened her, was freshly furious. She shook her fist

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Alice Andover and Gay on either side, and prrsed the electric button which set the solitary pin: n-sparkle Wlth colored lights from top to bottom. flashing a brilliant holiday greeting all over that end of the island.

"It ls the last invitation, " she cried. and her thin little voice quavered with excitement. "Come to my party, come to my Christmas party! Every- body can see it. It will guide them up the hill. How the children will laugh! It is very nice, Gay."

The island tronped to the party m a body. c. long stream pouring up the hill through th: snow, so that all in a moment it seemed the Lone Pine was a-surge and a-tbrob with it. There was much laughter, much shrill squealing, the piercing staccato 0f children's voices, calling loud and cheery greeting.

“If this babel doesn't wake him up. he might, as well be dead," whispered Alice Andovel".

"I'll go and have a look." said Gay- “lt is enough to bring the trees b0 life."

Gay Jlslened ouiside tile bedroom door a moment, ilcplng to hear the muffled heavy breathing that presage ed the sicep of their unwelcome guest. But with the din from below she could hear nothing, so she opened the door quickly and stepped in. The room was wrapped in silence, utter and heavy, and in ‘the darkness she could not distinguish the shadow by the window-seat that vus Buddy Bridges. She pressed the button that flooded the room with light and showed in a flash its emptiness. The rugslay in a rumpled heap upon the floor, but Buddy Bridges was not. there.

The window W's open. Gay ran over and looked out, but in the shad- ow of rocks and trees by the house she could distinguish nothing. Her

eyes swam glddly.

"Such-a Christmas," she stam- mered. Already with that vividly creative mind of hers she could see him lying on the rocks, a. bleeding ‘mangled shape, Amitalmlrys son. Suddenly she was afraid to be alone. and ran downstairs. Alice Anciover a- waited her conllng at the foot of the steps, '

She read fear in Gay's eyes.

"What now. good heavens, what now?" l

"He's gone. He is not there."

"Gonel GOIIe wilere? Gone how?"

“Come: Let's look." In the joyous ccnfuson that reigned» about the Christmas Trcc. with Santa. Claus noisily distributing the pretty gifts. with the burblc of his bells, the laughing voices, the crackle of tissue

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at the door when it was safely locked behind her.

"Oh, you monster-the poor d9?!‘ trusting heart," she muttered, all m the same brec" _

. . . Aluflltotl-lllllly, flushed and radiant with excitement, was the first to ar- rive for the party. She was Joyously niemwri at tile lnusuui tenderness of mice Andovcrs greeting, and took her all about the room to point out to her, with shy pride, how cleverly she had managed things, explaining all the little economies she bad used, the ruses to which she had restored in her desire to more leut money go farthest. Alice was sympathetic, s0- llciwus, warmly approving, but. kept always one sharp and terrified eye upon Gay, both of them in a panic of fear lest the creature upstairs regain his sober senses end spoil the party for which Auntalmry had worked s0 hard.

At Gay's direction. Auntaimlry tool: up ‘her position by the window, wltn

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paper, and the treble of children's voices over all, they went out unno- ticed. And with an electric flashlight. locked beneath the window for the crushed and. bleeding-

Yes, hehad certainly dropped down into the bank ol’*snow. There were many signs of tramplng footprints. but the white snow bore 11d Stains 0i red. And Buddy was not-there. The

outraged divinity whose pateuce still "

is infinite had guarded Auntalmirys

= boy that night.

So they went back; with what non- chalance they could muster, and joined the merriment within. But Guy W83 sick at. heart. Everybody had come to the party, the Captain was there. the two ministers were there even Buddy Bridges had come home. But Rand had not.

"Well, well," boomed Santa Claus, "mil, well! Here's another present for little old Auntalmiryl Auntal- mlryi"

Santa, Claus, powerful young giant that he was, caught her up bodily Ln-

tiie chcst is affected. A safe plan is with "Nervlline"-—this will keep the

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purge the system of impurities and wastes.

glvo very satisfactory results.

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BIGGER POUCE FORCE

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THE eraser CLEANiN‘ _ DEPARTMENT HA%N'T won-K ENOUGH "rooq

Simple Precautions Against F LU. Sore Throat- —The

HEALTH AUTHORITIES POINT OUT ‘THE NECESSITY 0F TREATING THE SIMPLE COLD AT ITS BEGINNING

Nearly every case ._of "Flu" starts with a slmpic cold. At first tho throat is S01‘(.%0fl€l1 Just a little hoarse-soon the

any sign of tightness in the chest, rub on Nerviline—every drop will pene- trate deeply-congestlon will be relieved-the cold will break up quickly. Many a dangerous case of "Flu" can be avoided by this simple home treat-

Of course it is always wise to take some relaxing medicine. and for this purpose immediate results will be scoured from Dr. Hamilton's Pills-they

This combination treatment of Nerviilne and Dr. Hamilton's Pills is very effective for Grippe. Influenza. Bad Colds, etc. and can be relied upon to

to his arms, so that she was quite crushed in the shaggy fur of his big coo . *

"Auntaimlry, Auntaimlryi" chorus- ed the children gaiiy."

And then, on the wave of that lov- lng joyous call, the door opened, and he stood there, soft hatwcrusbed low and his forehead over the blg dark eyes, collar turned up about he chin- tall, thin, and weak, very pale, Bud- dy Bridges. »

Santa Claus, with little Auntuimiry still in his anns, turned as the others did, to look at this one who came so unceremoniously into the party, his face alone unsmlllng, set and grim. He crossed without o. word into the center of the room, walked swagger- ingiy, perhaps to hide the fact that he could not stand erect without sway- lng weakly, and slnod before Same. Claus, with Auntalmiry in his arms. It was she who moved first, moved vaguely sllppins to the floor, and then, not seeming to walk, seeming to float rather, she was beside him, her eyes rivet/Ed to his eyes, haggard and

50ml! up 141s coat toward his face, touching the curve of his chin uncer- tfllnly. inquirlnsly. as though it were by feeling she would be cinvinced. “Almlry, come an ay," broke in Alice Andbvel- harshly, but. lt was pity that hardened her voice. “Come away. He's drunk." . “It's Buddy," Auntalmizy said faint. ly. "It‘s Buddy. It is Buddy." "CQHIE away. I tell you: he's drunk." Then suddenly Buddy Bridges laughed. he shouted weakly but with dersion in his voice. “Oh, it's you, Alice Andover, up to your old tricks! Drunk! So that's what you thought. Well, I thdught you were Crazy. the pair of you, stuffing me up with cognac, locking mo ln~I'm not drunk, mom, I'm sick. They couldn't tell the difference." Every eye in the bright, disordered, crowded roam was intent upon Buddy Bridges, who held his mother in his nrlns, and laughed with her, wept with her. and talked to her in a fond weak vclce. “Sick as a dog. In the hos- pitol—weeks. Weak as the dickens. I was in the hospital when they told me you were here. I got out of bed- knocked two int/srncs down—sick as I was. Came on l1cre—clear from Cal- ifornia, mom. Twice I fainted away, and when I canoe to, they had me off the train and in hospital again. But as soon as I got my wind, I beat it again. Came on. Drunk! Isn't that like her, mom? I'd known in a minute it was Alice Aildover! You haven't changed much, mom-a little." How his eyes caressed her! “Twenty-five years. I wouldn't have believed it, nrcm. It was-notrqust-dlke you. Was it because they gent me to the pen, mom?"

“The-the pen, Buddy. 'I'l~le pen?"

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FACIAL TREATMENT FOB ACNE

when blackheads and pimples are numerous, ordinary ‘ with soap‘ and water makes little‘ impres- sion. More drastic treatments are necessary ‘to get results. The pores must‘ be thoroughly cleansed and stimulated into normal activity. ‘For this purpose the feels! treatment, I om about in describe is very helpful.

Before beginning the tregtmgni; bind n. towel firmly around your hair, 195-1108 the ears out. , Grate enough facial soap on a nutmeg grater to make about half a cup, Mix eh 9' 5m°°l1h Paste with cold water EDread it on your face. Be espec- ially careful to cover with cream where the blemishes are present. Now M53389 the 500p paste into your skin for five, minutes and rinse it off well. Be careful not to get any in your eyes.

The "ext 5WD is to apply hot com- presses. ‘Take a fiat. piece of ab. sorbent cotton about seven inches square and one-quarter inch thick. Fold it twice and snip Qff the inner ‘corner. Y This will give you a hole in the center of the square when it is opened out. The hole, Qf 0001-50 1B for breathing. Before unfolding the cotton square lay it in a dishful of. hot borlc acid solution. made‘ by dissolving one heaping tenspqonfu] of the acid in a scant pint of hot we. ter- Press the folded cotton square between your palms to remove the excess moistureand then open it out and lay it over your face. Press it against the skin. Before the mask

EVERYONE knows the story of Gene Tunney. How he fought his way up, until at $0 he has retired, undisputed heavy wei ht champion of the world. From t e very begin- nic of his career Tunney never out: let imsclf get out of condition.

"I starred raking Nuicl internal] seven years ago. The first month Nuiol brought remarkable changes in my physical condition. My elimi- nzrbn became active and normal. Since that time I have taken Nujol about five ui hrs a week. If I dis- cover that I vc taken an excess I stop its use for a couple of clays, when I renew my daily practice of taking a swallow from the bottle before rc- tiring.‘ I have found during my seven years‘ ex icdce with Nuiol that: it is not ha. iz-forming, or in any way unpleasant or harmful."

Nuiol contains no medicine or drugs. It is simply a. pure natural substance (perfected by the Nuiol Laboratories 26 Broadway, New York.) Ir not only keeps an excess of body poisons from. formic (we all have chem) but aids in cir removal.

s3- = bottle of N010: today. Sold o y in scaled packages. Y

350.000 M019. ' 2.000 Hair Seal. HUNTS MOSQUITO 25 Y

50.000 Persian Lamb, ravu.

when summer comes. and you r

800 Nutric.

6001100 squirrel, ' \"cl miles at night tolocate a mcsq - 35,00 Konn5ky_ in. think Of C. H. Bhth, 8811101179 5,000 Fitch rpeciol- of the Panama Canal. -

200,000 white Ham tcr a hunt. of 25 years he nu

23,000 Marmot.

100,000 Opossum, Allbifilllilll. 180.000 Wallaby.

6,000 Kangaroo. .

20,000 Red Fox, Ausralian. 700 Wombat.

The silver fox sale will commence been ‘isted. however_

desired. fcrent. species breed malaria. cent in that respect.

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cools replace it with a fresh one. Make four or five applications in this way,

Now is the time to remove the blackheads with a comedn expressor.

"Oh, hush, you fool," begged Alice Andover. _ “In Jersey. Twenty-five years—"

"Buddy, you don't mean the pen- itentalry-—Buddy—"

“Mom, didn't you know it? Didn't you ever know it?"

"Buddy—" ~ .

"Mom, y:.u've just forgot. You knew it. You must have kn0Wn it. It was in the papers- Is-ls she all might?" he asked falteringly of all the room, "You must have known it."

Alice Andover was tall and fine in her dignity "Yes, Buddy Bridges, we knew it. We all knew it. But nobody told her. Almiry never knew to this day_..

"Nobody told .her—"

Alice AndoverKs dignity was simply killing. "On our island, Mr, Bridges." she said greatly, "we tell one another no news unless it's good news. There was. nobody here low down enough to tell Auntalmiry that her son had gone to jail.” -

“Buddy-" Auntalmiryl". voice was pleading. .

CONTINUED

MAN, 107. SAYS "EAT PORK.-

Willlaln Walker, who is believed to be England's oldest man, has Just af- tained the age of I07. He celebrated the day quietly at his home at Not- tingham. His slogan is “Eat pork and live long." and his gifts includ- ed many forms of his. favorite dish. "I have heard." he said. “that a mon- key gland makes people young again, but why be “n1onkeyed" with when there's plenty of pork. and there are more pigs than monkeys."

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infection goes lower- then to garglc the throat three times daily throat free from germs. If there is

carry off a lot of disease-breeding

them with your fingers covered with a clean handkerchief. Many girls make the mistake of pressing out the blackheads with their fingernails Th.-§. of course. bruises the skin and causes fed SDOi-s or scars. Pimoles should also be removed at this stage .in the treatment. ' o

Prepare two pieces of clean. ab- sorbent cotton alt-mt two ‘now; NIH-We. Snlleoze them out in tho horlc acid solution why-h has cooled b" ""5 “fir. and mrWi them over "m" 0195'"! 9W5- Anniv arm: cream a!‘ over the rest of your one,

Here is a recipe you may use-G grains salicylic. acirl; 1 ounce vase. "net 1 ounce henzoinofed lard. Leave thiéicn for fifteen minutes.

Next “one off the acne cream and ‘Swmle the face with an acne lotion '““d°"°f 1-2 Dior. of rose water and Y"! grains of sulphate of zinc. Let U115 dry on the skin. Make-up may now be. spoiled.

Pesldes having this treatment on» a weeknit is necessary to wash the face with roan and water every night and u" the arr-e lotion. An excess of sweets; starches and mesh; ghmflfl he avoid-d in one‘s diet. In dives- t-icv- costipetion must also be over- come. -