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WWI 1 not exactly sure in its '|54 0l*’¥|¢llI( its streets even upen 'I INN! sldsaeddie wss not rather

¢qll'lp4_l_the` country it was dif- fl&"` ‘His #ery llest young umm” reds_thsr'o. loreover, it had cone ts 23%* PNY;-rb__smong the pian-

folk"that the hardest and most

rscllssi riders were town girl visitors. Vg»¢& of IQ hd any mercy upon 9° NU” llllhleuvush to carry thel5_¢hla net |1180 they were hard- hesrted, but from sheer ignorance and that pure animal- delight of ending ¢\°|l_l0|ves _uaiettsed for s time. They *"5* 35.** ||"J6.~t.hess town bred rider»._,wnau _rss _country ron; checked spend at iiiuror insisted that a nom

smddlays a chance to blow a hit s a` hard gallop. - PoltlIU`snvy, the least touch, gave lille to their disapproval of Edith Taunton. Edith had a fortune and

thrss~ lp! mddle horses. As if that wsi»§`snt enough. only ni-ayton ren into #key of sharing her early galiops. 'Until she cams back to the old homestead Billy had not seen s sun- rise ellie a year. It was provokingly_ signideaat, this change in him. He had .the despair of the town matchilihkers. He was s governor’s grandson, rich, good lookium good hu~ lllored. Further, he was a squire of dsmes so nobly impartial nobody ever yst-had' been nuie to satsbiisu a claim to him. The people he regarded meet and was readiest to serve were méek-'eldfdsdles who had known his mother and very little girls.

Iidith was. ha insisted, onb a big lit- tle"giri, very lone and lorn in her big empty house. What he did not say was that he thought her coming, back to it something so ilne and brave he was hent.on helping her iight down the lone'iine‘si and make her own social place. in the beginning-until the town gosaips took to 'evening the neclr,shak-

ing ~tbe_ head ag drawing aside the

;§@',§|rgwvhes- rgiri* name among

thelii. Billy saw“lh_e head shaking, the drawing back, s long time before she did. She was open and unsnspicious as daylight and had no thought of tread- fng on the corns of town propriety in

` authing she did.. But, being also lull

of quick intuitions, after awhile she understood.

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in time that nav- te pass. But he s fortnight right

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until he was there te give

her countenance and protection.

When he cams hack and found the mischief done, hs was in s sad taking.

“I see just one way out of it-you

have get to marry me, else you won't have a rag of reputation left,” he mid,

pretending to shake her hard.

ldlth made a mut|nou`a mouth at

him. “Suppose we try some other sac- ridcial lamb. Aren’t you most too old and tough?" she asked, her eyes danc-

ing wickedly. ,

Billy grinned cheerfully. "Yon can

have csrlosds ef 'em for the taking, nice white bsa lambs, but I don’t be- ilevs they'd he the least electusl," he said. “Yon see, what you need, really. is not a sscrlnce, but a scapegoat. ,Pm strong enough to have your sins confessed ever my head and thence- forth imputed to_me."

“But scapegoat: have to he sent

away, out into the wilderness. l learn- ed that mmm at Sunday school, and I can’t have you go away," Edith pro- tested. “Bdides, I am not doing any- thing honid. I shall go to church mornings just the same. An for the evenings, you know yourself other girls go to church then, mainly to have somebody see them home and stay all hours afterward making love to them. I really feel like a missionary-the boys _can come here and rest or talk or do anything they please. As it is now, they have ns choice at all-they must elthermope at home or go* out and court somebody-and that must be dreadfully wearing." "lt is,*' amy said fervently, ms eyes

reminiscent. "But, my dear girl, you had better give it up. Get n telegram calling you sway. l'll send it if your conscience is against iibblng"-- " “ily conscience is not against thing necessary, and you know iibs are necessary," lidith interrupted. "But I have mad more conscience api: ha¢ing but of anything just because i’m afraid of some old tabby cats and young ones."

“Tabby cats have claws," Billy said

orscularly.

Edith looked at him doubtfully a mln-

nte. "I know. They try even to scratch you," she said. And then quickly, her eyes naming, “They actually came here, three of them. to tell me about Your past"-

"They did!" Blily's voice was deadly

quiet. “And you?"

“I said it did not interest me to

know about lt; all I was concerned with was your future," Edith answered, ber voice trembling a little, although her eyes wars brave.

Billy got up and stretched himself. “That settles it," he said. "Name the

day, right ol, ss I can go order wed- ding cards."

e s e ' e e e e ldlth did nsrns the day. but not until

she~hsd stool out against him a week. She might not have given in even then but for the erdesl at church. Not only was she cot right and left-the minister . preached at hm-not by name, of course, but inataehlonmors thsnsm- lnistakable.

Billy was there, acces the aisle.

glnm and furious. After service he ~ half led ht out, and walked ‘away

with her. his head high. But even that did not hurt like the furtive yet swag- gsring airs ef the three men who called la the evening. There ws tur- ther something et patronage about

altogether they meds Edith hate

them, but not as she hated herself. She was full of quick kindness and had not meant hurt or about to anybody -at least net in the beginning. Dully she wmdered why her tewnafolk would not understandsheksdcomebnck te them becalle her inlusst lay among them and had been sage te help in all good works if only is had been pen- mitted. But she held as ht bssd and laughed

andjastedtlllthslaeaatefhsrullers took himself sway. 'lien silently she sold outherkand I lilly. ls under- stood and annssneed an early wad- dlng day. It was s church welding. with the

‘house jammed te the ll hh. After it the newly married settled hack' into their old wall. galil I &t ke!! them the talk ef the

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a t w a U1 was brighter too-quits use de. will some self Ashbei seemed equal!! GOD- tivated lie roused hillseif as had notssenhiinsincsthey wie

wseiiwr Bo the days went by, monndng into weeks, at last into a month spd Bill! was in torment. He had made a INN and mannerly third for the most of the time. still hs was sure lths two had some secret understanding. Be had made up his miud to endure te the end. There was no danger of dishonor. Dlsbouor and ldith could not coins to- gether in his mind. But when he was quite sure-if he lore units _ lvllll X llllllt el Us Hi! le- ggulémdiel

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growled. alanine his name with s~ blurred lou.-ish.

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wou’t see it, you blind, blind bat!"

A salt, stifled sob, the pstier of swift.

light feet, sounded at the door. Billy followed them, caught his wife in his arms and said, with his lips on her forekdd: "Derliugl Darling! lf you

i really do lsve me"-

“Huahl” Edith said, with her hand ver his lips. "You were a blind bat.

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Elegant Xmas Furs ...

When in dcubt, GIVE A FUR-unless already so pro-

ninsty-ninc women out of n hundred. Our sim-‘f i largest

most complete and EVERY FUR IS GUARAX , i i ll. ,'

Fine Fur Neckpieces , \ g, ( by

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Bat ssiin lined siolpe gollsrettrs. g ' ' - ~'- ¢.p¢H,;f. md |.nf;._ )n_b£.c*_ ,,y,`i|e_ . . . . . . . . ... .¢. . . . . . . Q |° 3"” °w“ ‘n I' “° " "‘°"' ' " ..1\|3Ska SIb|¢S-A very S'r n “lu” ' ' ' '" ' ’ ' ' ' ' ' ’ '"$3 \0 $7 showing of bcauiiiui Alnska rgbig '

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Dainty Ice-wool Scaris. Squares and 7' ,

Fsscinaiors. _B1ack, Cream and while, 7 my ments ranging trom |45 to »' _ the most fashionable funn of Knired e e .imi specm .~,f.\¢,», may 1, o gh .

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IQ you to the best of our nbilitv. We want you io ixuow

what a complete stock is here-what a wonderful variety of appropriate gift articles for men, women and clii‘dicu.

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there’s nothing mire acceptable ` or pieising to

prices. Shown in slmrt ruth, stole ruils. stole collars sad ca rincs A,

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Marmot F“rs_Ri°h blended gl' Pauli immense iails

(rule closely resembling-lu all hu: K 7 $9 75 ' rice- genuine mink. Durable sight- ' ' " ' '""' - ° ' ~ ° ~ ‘-~ ‘° S

Hudson Bay Minks--Xich -1--I

cle ant are these hnnlisouie pin vs of

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Stolcs and Ru!fs.... S25 t0 $75

Mll"S tl) Mamh-We carry in

stock muffsol nearly all kinds of iurs shown in ueckpieccs. Bcautiul sets may be secured by carelu|.y matching ruuffe and ruiis. iliuiis

range in price from,...$2 _gn $55

Helpful Hints for Ghristmas Shoppe

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Stone Martin Furs - Eleginr fniiy selected -nd nm--ily flume-.<. ,

ruiis and tie :lcavfe of this most popu- lar high class Fur which in stylish- ntse vics \-ith mink for supremsc .All

arebesuliiully marked$2.5 to §55`

- Ohio Sable Fur Neckpieces

--in Ohio Babies we offer beiler val- ues than ever before-larger luis,

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dsiury yet inrxpenaive little articles. hots of suggestions amongst them. Forinstanoe <

cuagfy Holder;-Maile of nrt flcuim with Ixus

painted cnverxnsific contains oomnarimenis in w ig knives, spoons and forks may be placed. Tie-i with wi ¢ nboon ............ . . . . . . . . . . . . ...9gc_ 51.20

Dlfhihl BOOKS - Ol grass iiuen ornamacntcd with or-

Rleh color eiiesrre around border. llody`oolof*.Y¢|' my and red. Real inn aneseliaudwork 54,25

-wall very dainty and ap-

‘ propriate tor Christmas

giv ug, 35:, 6ac and.. _ .- . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...$|_25

~ Kerchief Gases

All h 1 sd nods as dainty and pretty as it made u

mu émasyugg workeomaiduied they are really lor' pri - '

Hasdketcbiet Cree oi pale blue satis, linedahiie sailn nazi

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guy] “glial powder, very dainty. . .. . . . . . .. . §`2 45

‘dm-F4, 'hh ,ivk cord. in twr. swim both premlyl

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One hundred and Gity here to choose-no such assort-

ment elsewhere. Ali the regular styles in nil sizes and lengths-the new “Fiotetts" style Costs- short, will: girdle. and collar and reveres of Alaska Sable, Ohio Sable. and Mink selected skins. bright close curls, elegantly tinislnrl and EVERY ONE GUAitANTEl-ID .

We dou‘t hesitate to claim superiority for the quality of

our Astrachau jackets. And guaranteeing everyone as we do we cannot afford to sell any but lhc best qualities. l’rivcs

range from . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .._ S30 ¢° $||§

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tiuniy aprons ot good qlulily lawn with ele- gantly lrimmel bibs-~ iuiinmpie sizes at 55C.

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A most attractive showing of fash-.onnbic 75.- in l...~. ...... ..g0¢

belts selected with special regard for Christ- ~

mas selling. All the latest novelties an d not

l\igh~piiced.

Another cert alnty -when in doubt

before have we been so compi elelv at prepared to meet the demand s of Oh zrs, every size. every ah~de, and iuwe .landing iii: vccr.-ui. sdvnncc in prices.

l’errin's ' Adonis ” Gloves guaranteed

tins. grcys, wines, oxhioods, while. ,

l’crriu‘s ‘ Hiya" Gloves in blacks, br

moJv:s, vlincs, oxbloods, eic.

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lglual designs o_o covers and appropriate xnacnpt . wil & , _ ly asxhinctory . . .. _.__ .... . . . . ._ .

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Nic-ND C BOXOI- Japanese msnuisctnve--nsnil psinied ,\_. ' iledium and full ieugili glace glove. ii-

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Nest bella nl tsieta silk p.el- Black silk elastic slerl s'u¢l¢icri lily slslvred and plaitdd. belts in two widths, _ .. while and black.. . ..r5c, uc . . . . . . . . ...||.z5 and f|.45 ,_ - Tailor-made b: ts cl vselv l-mer qrslityteleia silk belts, 'mchet 'mi :hue hu" ‘H 'M P"°"u°“ "Y|°°' 55°- bar hucslea st baca- - $1-7° 65°"'°°' "55' "'7°' "'9° Steel studded silk belts, steel

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Ladics' flue Mocha gloves with hee silk

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