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melancholy genius, unable as a scape" to the plowman plodding Esta“ Am" zzlzlsaxzillg“lfsrzzzzlsis The “Ivy Mantled TOWT" 0f the verses down to the levgl oi the splarit eofs lilrhilyaugglldaudrggletttle: country church in whose chllrch- gvgfgge appfgciatioiL peace ma‘ bwoded m," it yard Gray wrote his “Elosl” is in The Elergy. however. struck a ' danger~of falling down and the unlvgrga] new ll was at least you; Appeal For Funds "modding crowd" is closing in nnon years in the'wl‘ltlng and ll l,“ Today. brought close to London the once peaceful snot that he taken its place a5 one of the five by modern transportation, it is a immortalized. great elegies oi English literature, tempting district for homes, and A cry ior help has recently gone

Boys and girls have memorized the ranks of small houses and 2 out from the ancient town of Stoke it and reclged ll and pgfged lg apartments are fast marching Get Poges," England, where a gallant

generation after generation. It 110N958 itt light is being made ‘to preserve the flows as na-turully as m1 old and Two residents of Stoke Page: old church oi St, Giles and its im-

lovely tune. have bought th-e Perm Monument mediate surroundings; which are The our-few tolls ville kneel of and a small piece of ground around

"eﬂlﬂlled b0“! WW9 100th 01’ time parting day, it and presented it to the National and the claw of the real estate The lowing herd winds slowly Trust that is seeking to preserve I n m 886111- ~ o'er the lea, the place for the English-speaking Mrs. Edith Wharton. American The plowman houleward plods his world, but further action is needed ‘ novelist, now in France, has called

. weary way, quickly to save the 10 acres that the matter to the attention of Rut And leaves the world to darkllllgg are all that remain of the fields ger B. Jewett of D. Appleton k 00.. and m me. _ and trees, . "m! Ulﬂllllqllil‘? ll! Americans are Restless souls still tell its words ——-o+>———- not interested. Mrs. Wharton is glv- like beads. half saddened, half con- YELLOWED CURTAINS AND ATS ins the nroieot her norsonal aid. soled and wholly charmed by their .

_ ‘speel: ll the curtains are sunburned to are ready fQI- yQu 1n our house fur. Gray Born in 1715 Full many a gem oi purest ray an ugly brown and you cannot , , serene bleach them to their original color. nlshlngs shQp-—Sec()nd ﬂQQr_-the Thomas Gray was born in Lond- The dark uniathom'd caves oi dip them in a solution of saffron - - - 0h in 1716- Hi8 IIIOIIMI‘ Mid 118i‘ ocean bear: and water. They will dye a lovely

range 0f patterns and SlZeS you Want sistler, Mary Antrtglulnm kept a Full many a ﬂower is born to blush ecru and look like new.

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other sister lived ln Soke Poses. And waste its sweetness on the which was then about 20 miles out (legal-t air,

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probably was first a Saxon Thane?! the battle oi Quebec: dwelling, then it was the castle oi Sir John de Molyns, whose family of power, . held lit for 10o years, then the Eliz~ Anll all that beauty. all that Baby's Best Laxaflve IS abethan mansion was completed in wealth e‘er gave, 1555 by the second Earl of Hunting- Await alik'e the inevitable hour;

ton The paths of glory lead but to ucanfomfa Syrup",

“ ‘The boast oi heraldry. the pomp

in 1760 Thomas Penn. son of the grave.’ " é William Penn of Pennsylvania. He murmured. “Gentlemen. I bought the estate and in 1790 John would rather have written those Penn. his son, builtt the present lines than take Quebec." And next ' manor house. The Penna held the day the path of his glory led to the property ior about 80 years. The grave. Penn pew and the entrance to the Gray died July 30. 1771. and was

36x54inches $1.95 Penn vault are in the church, but buried beside hism other in Stoke William Penn lies in the Quaker Poges Churchyard. Hts tomb is

36x72inches $2.50 burying ground six or seven miles still -there. One of the Penns put up

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I i ' ‘ a monument to him more remark- The old oak timbers in thle porch able ior bulk than beauty about

e have withstood the weather for be- 100 yards outside the churchyard. tween 500 and 600 years and are When Gray dreamed and polish-

119 121 Q St Ch l tt t still stench. ed his verses llllndehl- tlLe d"yew

- 110911 . ill‘ 0 6 0\Vll Through in his collegle years and, trees's shade" t e c urc yar was ‘ ’ later, in- his travels, Gray made what he called “a neglected spot," whm Mb, u constipated’ h"

friends. and even apparently dissi- set in the quiet and lovely country- {Quay}: {ieimlhsgeabrettlhhggiﬁgi

pelted a little occasionally, he was side of Buckinghamshire. Ha look- spgﬁgdxl of genuine Jcaufomﬂa F,‘

essentially a solitary. and ed out over the glimmering land- syrup" promptly moves the ‘poly

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r 1 waste right out. Never cramps or

ovaracts. Babies love its 11811010115 taste.

Ask your druSBIst for genuine 1924 “California Fig syrun" which h" full directions gug-"llltfﬂ/ITLB inplaqilzlli? DESIGNS and children o 8388- 8 printed on bottle. Mother! YOII NOW READY " must say "Caliiornia 0t‘ YOU 11137

- get an imitation ﬁg syrup-

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