0n f

I Marion lhlhlnoam. _

, ooo-oawuwi . "two Foncss 3MP!" 29- Skirts Kimonos Two fort-cs were pulling at Amy wams Dresses aibot all that summer, and wore Coats Sweaters

particularly strong now the 81115 had gone and only herself atld Luther remained. _QIIG force Wll-B that of IIIIIIH.--IIIG_' ‘ideas she ' had haten trained flfll Ilnr lifc. U"! pious that Jordan ‘still stood funk The other was thoYnffectwti‘ hol-

(zhndrenu MW |,|,,VM‘___ an,‘ m... Don't woudcr wiletller you can “mum. PM," u; “aw hm- own dye or titlt successfully, _ t ' imricttt ltolne dyeing is guaranteed

Anti Luther ilirmlelf was hn- with “ilittntottti iiycs" even it you tweenptwo [Orb-psi lhmlgll hi‘. have never dycti bcltire. Drugglsts mull] stint-col)‘ hnvg known it. then. have all colors. Directions ill each

still held.

The free, canyllftt, the great toler- lnwkfltie- ancefieven ths ltltcity of the city. was leaving ttittl. Tho immense

(111163 111° Peace or 1'11“ °""‘°""'“' like Ileochcr or perhaps :1 hig pitif- WBY 111"" ‘"9"’ 11111111“ '1" em""" ticiun. Attd Jane was so titlick and 011 111111» 11 W111‘ 11k“ "nppmg °" '1 smart I wttntetl her to be a school lmi-ilrn of yo-rtrs. it W111i 11911111 1' toacltcr to prapsxhetltl ofu school.

1K1)‘ 11511111» 111111 7' ""1 "11"" '1'” tnd Atny was so pretty I just want- Iatt-Ect tnflltcnce of his father. '

rm- yearns,‘ he said. "And lily leave much mo!

of zlbsence is only for four months, “so I (M Sort of m,“ yo“

A1181‘ 111M 1113' 111M119 111111.153 _ ' along. l wish I hadn't. You've gone “U!!! YOU'VE ll 111! P111 "Y?" 1115 s0 far away I can't ttnderstattd yott ntothel‘ suggested- any more. You'd much better have Ltltlter laughed. stayed home and stayed poor and

"Ho. not a cont. Claire believes unknown and kept w some slnlvlg 111 -‘I1"'l¢11l'lE 1111 “"3 1111f?» S119 “Y9 (‘hrlsvatl virtues." the more wo spend the more we'll l-we-l-e Sig“ pom- ant] wiym still want. therefore the lll')l'0 wt-‘ll mlknmvn, ii that pleases t-arn.-i;lle uses money for P11159111 Luther answered, snilling u little. ttdvuttvement. building for the ‘htt- Ami i dmci think any of llll have ltre ‘nstead 0f saving ‘K811111111- 11 crown away from simple Christian

possible‘ catastrophe." rirwte."

Mrs. Tnlhnt belongs to the "Claire got-s dancing on a stage. yonctatiolt tittti fcurcti U10 1111111". wrnring short sitirts-vor nonc at ti.'\rci‘t\ri=._ this polllt 0i VKW 11'5"‘ ‘til,’ tho mother hogan; ii. t». tn liar, wants to sing Ill an oilcrzt. all about

‘You see, (‘lull-c IIIYS that it’ wt l-tii-kigil “poplin llrt- nuulfly mow and savc ntoncy, o

position whertll can make ill onc my

year all we would possibly S11v6 111 Luther was silcnt. Wilttt was the

five or ten." use of trying lo (Ellliiflili? The woman moved her chair

intpatletttly. it was all nonsettce! [incision

ilic sooner Amy was gottcn froltl (‘htlptct- 1S0

.hls iufluottco tllc. lit-tier. So shc

wrote again. tolling Amy to conic Jordan Talbot was as furious ov- hotnc the tltly after Lutilcr arrived er what in» termcti Amy's "diso- ln the» city. . llctilence" as Mrs. Talbot t-xptltttoil,

Tm} imgwtar gave ltt-r the great» At first ltc sitirtm-tl for m“ time“, Sh" m“; (lvpr rottelvmi. hour, iilrli be Pfliillll-Ivti into a dis-l Amy refused! ' ' agreeable silt-llt-c which lasted for

"It's not fair to deprive me of dflyn-

my one cllancc to ntakt» something "But ufll r ull. slu"s’ul us". and of nlysplf,” g1“. wrote, "yvg only if she wzlttts to stay ill tho city and Jlad a few weeks’ singing lessonsjlo "l1 ‘"1111 l1 nntFalrt-tttty my voice has int-"vlwl um you snlns i0 do ultout it?‘ qlrovt-tl iloyou would scarcely know 1'11"11“'1‘ "111“"1~ it.“ Everyone who is musical says‘ "111" """l"‘_1" T1111!’ I have a wry “m, yo,“ and “an some sot-tutti growlttlg sound do something with it. I want to be 1" "01111111 1' 1'1"°"~1- ll lln opera singorflln fuel,‘ y“, (la was onimous _io.tllc mother; silo would up...) prim; 1w,- min my clded on that as a career. Clulreite" Jmwm" ""13"-

HIIYS QVUPYUIIG BIlOUIll hllVii i1 CUPOBI thnlgha

and Jane agrees with hm‘.

- harntl. t of the optlra company here when H“

ntywvoicc is a little hcttcr. That will give me a tahance to study the great singersi work and to earn a little tnolley as wcll. Perhaps after a time. I can get. into some of illn big trltoirs where thcy pay m

doesn't wilttt ttt scnd nle tlloncy to m Lump“

go on with this, (flalrc t-utys she'll "peopln mm m... llfliil‘ ‘she'll Ilfillli»! 011 111° 11111139 most ot‘ tho tlnlc have u grunt ud- 11311111 11115 “'11'1"‘l‘ llllYwllY- 10 ll1l11l" vantage, Ilntltcr reflcctt-tl; "when some money. and I can livo with iliey um luliixwfly m... mm pvpry. Juno. Mother, won't you be proud one ailprcciates it so." . some-day t0 think that your sun Octobcr trailed put ncvcr-ctttling is ll great engineer, and one days to Mrs. Talbot. daughter a great doctor. while the one pleasant mood other is a famous singer?" few days, then went again into one Thltioadolary. brought a hearty of his long periods taught “from Luther. Dttt lilru. gloom. Ila cattle and went without Taibottrowped in a still tnoro a word, appeared at meal worried manner. Presently sht» anti att»_withottt speaking, to van- cante out with a sutllnlary of her lull again into the barn or otttln

comp]a[nt5_ the fluids as

"l need to be antbltiotts for yott lllfvllflh- 11B “T111111 B11811 bflfik 11111 "mi m6 girls," she begun “ll was plate. take a last gulp of the cof- wluked, and_ih|,., l5 my mum‘. lee he demanded for every mcul, menL when you were "we “m. and stalk off, leaving Amy to fin- I used to think it would be fine for 11111 1191' 9w" 1119111 1119119- Nbu to be a Brest tttatl. I did think "115 l11“'11~" 111119135" 511° ~3\188°5'

you ml ht b af u. ro hcr “'11 1'11"“ "D111" W" . g e amo g p “c ntigllt ask tho Tatnalls over to a

- luetll?"

5E

, at. work ttgtiilt; Rf"; Donn, Qu.__l1I “led m ltltldtt of (‘lalrtn

hsvealeveru palnin lnysidml would N" ""‘1111t_"1 “'11s beunghlg qowglk (u; ‘ml could“; thing they iilfi‘ or anyone tltcy saw ltlnd lorlnylgngfli of flmg will; my —it was Jntlc s studics and Amy s lrbnin or washing, but I would have lcssolts anti i.utilcr's work.

lie owntogetrelieffrom the . Mrs. autillut was lfladdthgsdfortlbtgut ti: ‘yiearlsktpfnka not to ht- dt-t-l-ivt-ti by this sudden

fill m0 y in n - citnngtl or touc. 11¢". vwulbk 519°11'14" I119 "'I‘|lt'.y'|‘t‘ doing that so l won't Illd hadgloodreuult-l. 118071111111 l he worrictl." sltc told berm-it.

its“ l“ I I

1M8

f if. In your fnedicing

If you p

I r . f ‘ rom the w:

out. Irregular-

tllo side, ou should

-r;i., c‘ 3. o. I _ out» ale-Must a

iirollnd 11

NEW Ftlii lit:

cti her to marry the richest 111 1111‘1'S"l11'111‘1"“' "'11'1“" 11"‘ llantlsonlest man ill the county-W uouncctl that he would have to go This “we com-eflslol, 11111311 111 011°11'11- Luthor willie is amused him. How "1111 950111111 11°11" 1111111 1 1131'" little the mother saw, yct

.ra.. btlt they're all wlckctl. Jane .\ ‘ii ,lt so nil cituitc» Io "Hill" tto--sn't bcltl-vc ill marriage and titc friends with influt-tltiill ll\'0l11l'» ulztn sht-‘s in lovc anti ttll we'll gain will Ito. a ft~.\v hlllifnvp i" m,» dhcttsatlti dollars. "liittt if wt.- liyc "He's a vcry mild Sticialisiw"

ltio-ly now and unturtnln. and "Atttl yott tntw-trt said tt‘ word nt

meet people. it miglll 1181b 111‘! 1° ll lisapproval about anything go

worth-while s.udy.

The silence showed the son that

“And Claim has a "lam, who in spite of all his sarctlsnl and ‘illbi H I ‘ _ m. Sn ht» ltlssctl llis mother gootihyi». Wm,- oypp‘ “Ami m..- Miyvts ‘Infill’ with a chccrftil fPPIiIIK. and made his father talk plcttsanily as they drove to tho railway station. was rewurdt-ti when ht» icancti out of the trtlin window looklllg back sci» Jordan standing on sttlitrles, too. platform, staring tlftt-l- the

"S0 l'ul not coming. If father mm Writtg ills ltand

have tlly ltotlse politttt-ti by tilt» pru- scnce oi‘ such a wottlatt."

evil froltl ytltlr clliltirctl.‘

did ltcithct- of tilt-tn any good. Mrs, Talbot drnllpctl tilt‘ stltjvt-t. liut that cvctlitlg sh»,- rt-vt donvtl to the» littlc troltttge oil the fartn \\'ill'.l"‘~ 01.1- of tllc "hands" Iivcti anti ttskt-tl his wife to go ltp to titc house anti .:lt»an it every dug. and do sonic oi‘ tllc cooking, while sllc ltcrsolf was away.

Talbot went homo sntlsficti that her husband would not sttfft-r dis- comfort while she was away Silo decided to say‘ nothing fo ttnyunt» in the- llttle viliag; -— but llcxt morning she found . of hcr iniclttieti vlmt wtis alrcutiy all over tho plate.

cidcd on going; certainly tlot ttll the titltc.

Rowland tiropood in to talk over tin.- visit and tultl her that owl-y- one knew shc was going that Sub ulcry.

_"‘.‘.’cli. tltats as gpotl n time as ._______._i___..

"I suppose yott want to berun- tting around now, like Claire and

Amy and tilt». rot-it,” llcr husband I tlltswcrcd. "You'll ho wanting to » lcttrn tn danci- next." u This crusltctl ill-r for days. She rcilcit-tl

ill llil odd wily to

_ Jordan's influcnttc. wt-tlt back to all ltcr old habits of orklltg~~ttltd thinking and worry-

ing. Titc clllltlrctfs lt-ttcrs, which clinic faithfully once a wcck, rous-

‘ """""' , cti Itt her an inlnlcnse opposition T811‘. HQW Lydia E. Pulli- to tltt»ttt.' To be sure, the letters hgm"va"hblecompqund wt-rc mild cnotlgh-~Atny had gone

- to livc with Jaut». who had rcttteti R"t°red H,‘ ll trlcntfs ttptlrintont; Iluillt-r was

mm 1‘- “x-"llhe? i.“ Attd alto wits right. t . Y ‘Thinking tlf the ‘nlfdlogfiluvm 1 1t fin“- 1.111111” lwlttlg to an ttpposltc point of vlcw

b . “m ' front theirs. It canto otlt itt ctlri- ‘Mghd I“ in h w-yxgur‘. one small w~itys~citnnging

‘LB m‘. ain't)...“ Quebuh her kitchen to its

mont. though sitt- ktlow when silo. hm'° _ ‘uul tiotln it that the . ~ much hardt-r with

mu’ bukuh henna.” uuvm" ~nt placing of things-anti lad.‘ Hub wt-ttt bat-k in tho old starchy diet. H ‘noun _ that ‘had plfttritltt-tl Jane. t l" nkh.|n.m'-“ To“, ent-i witl tiuitt agreenten wt e upon " w“ pawn" w Iortinn denounced a certain neigh- , Woolen "wilibountyuu fffiQltpqn bor whose tastes wal-tvmttch too "linen. w ~.»it_l&m Lydlalll. Th m u ‘H

- ,, . Gobour an oreac capo. n. tub. Mum‘? contains ' to, of it._beol‘ilii_ of the . . . l 1 ‘i was» imnnitr the Gilli?!

frivolous for his approval.

didn't they talk of anything but things that would please her? There's wasn't a word in any of the letters that she could not show to Jordan. She would have shown the letters anyway, btlt with fear of hie remarks. But. these letters would really please him.-

What. did they do with tltom~ selves ill the evening‘! There was not. tl wortl of u dance or a dinner, a iltt-ntrc. or tiny people but. tltoltl» sclves. -

Shc was sure it tnusi. ht» worse

than Jillt! couitl itntlginc. l'roltallly'

Amy was already ill tllo opera—— KIIOWIUKJIOUIIIIK 0t‘ opera, this was rather all ilwfui tltougllL. She ask- cd Jordan solnt-tltitlg about oilcrzls.

"They're ttll illlllloral." he short- ly nnfltiilnct-d-having nevi-r licurd out». ill his lift».

Silo was sure tlton that Hfllllfl ltlust he ttll right. 'l‘llis was the first time site had cvcl- disagrt-l-d with him. t-vcn ill thought.

Than his colnlngll and goings bo- gan getting on lti-r ltcrvt-s. Atld

silt». worried ovcr the FIIIIIIIPJI. Ont». duy in Novcnlher Sill‘ faced lllm "-. 1 across the kitchen tllitlt». at stlppct- time-—-

"For llcavotfs sake, say some»

thing!" she burst out.

lie looked tlp in surprise.

“Nothing to say," its ohsorvctl.

"Tltclt I'll say something," she wont on with furious haste. "I'm

going to the city to stay with my two tlallgltters." Jordan looked at hor as though

shc lltttl gone tnatl.

AMY LEAVE$ Chapter 31

Jordan sat down again and look

Pd at his‘ wife. IIis face showed no comprehension of what she was saying.

"What do you ulcun?" 11c HHkf-‘tl presently. _ "What I said!" defiantly. "Im

going to the city to slay with my daughters. And W118i»?! 111019 you're going to give mc tltc money to go."

"l'il do no such tltitlg!" hc i-x- plodctl. "Ilo you lncttn to sily you

arc i-zoiltg to ll-ttve mo?"

"I'nl going to leave you for this winter." Quit-t dccision was ill hcr tout-s. "I'm \\'til'I‘il'ti about. Juno

and Amy."

"Jullc tltltl Anly! A t-tntlvlt» of

tiisirbctilctlt—~-"

' "All tilt: ntorc rcasott for me to

"My first. tlttiy is with my girls."

Jordan had ttevcl" ht-artl this tum‘

from his will» hcforc. ilt- began to suspect silo was ill czlrtlcst.

“\\'lto‘s going to look after ttlc?" he dl-tltittttli-ti sclfishly.

liirs. 'I‘.'tl|lot l‘iiIlHiiI1‘|‘l‘li. 'l‘llcl-t- “'33 only uni» pt-rsttlt it iiuhlcr the prt-ity stupid young girl who llutl bt-t-n "foolish" and what. was now all titttcttst ill tho tarrow roul- tlttlltiiy.

throttgit, l':lin and soreness arc] gone. '

lilo lw-uplo tn ill-v 1' l» cllnltci‘ 111'

lcllst. lt-t. Latin-r know ulw “Win coming, so she cottivi bc tact

ring he tlrovr- off canto ltacit. in thc early afternoon

had never had so much money be» fore. She knew that. the days of poverty were passed. that the farm

aunt's

otlonlizcd ——HIlt‘ lookt-tl up to Iillillii

ltiltl, and shrank lii-fort». the alts-tr “110 3'0"

that sluottiticrt-ti still ill his t-yls. “"1 I111.“ 1'01‘ you!‘ lcttcr-it ctlmc “i wmii in g0 fecliiii! Wu .tt-t- this ttlornitlg.

plt-uscd ttntl about. ii." Z-‘ilf! sditl 1it"i“ll

l~‘riilaly' ltiglli as site lttwktdi. litllltt, thcrekt Dick!"

my t-otlsitl Jilll‘s

Red Peppers Stop » Backache Lulnbagoi

The heat 0i‘ red peppers tllkeei the "ouch" froln a eorc, lame back-I‘ it can not hll-rt you. and tit tseriain- ly ends trite torture tli. llllf'l'. i

When you ill'te suffering so you can iltlrtliy got. around, just. tt~_v1 Red Pepper limb, and you will lt:ivr»' the quickest. relief known. Nothing has such concentrated. penetrating‘ heat as red peppers.

Juet as soon as you apply ill-d, PPplM-i‘ Rub you will fer-l the‘ tilts-l ling ilPill. ill three tninutl-s it] warms the sort.- spot through and;

Ask any tlruggist. for ll. jar of: Rowlt-a ill-i] Pi-[llht-l‘ Rub. ih- sun». to gct the gctltlitte, with the natur- Itowlcs on ttzu-lt ilacktlge. i331

I'll gqup-ih" Amy 'l‘nlbtit

“t do think it's grant] of 311111‘ (Zill-(Iflill to ‘tsk you," Ziirs. ilntv~ land wont. on.

Anti Allly said limiting. AIFI-fiti)‘

hotlms tlt thc foot of ihr- hill iiiit-zl’ llltlrif of Itcr Vhtll. tiltllt -.ltt- ii-l' Fir» rcructnhcrotl that Sill‘ t -t:-l. til

Jordan spoke little to ‘nor tllc rust. of that w ‘z. Friday morn- l the wagon attti

with a roll of bills. Amy gasped at tne amount-she

was paying vt-ry well, that ‘an

site had saved and pincllctl and tt-

"Yotrrt- lt-avitlg my lsuttsu and

your hottlo," ht» replied “ifotrvt- flick hot-n spoiled. by your ritiltlrt-tt. lilléft) tltltil‘ I got a job. _vou'\'t». lost. all sctlso of dilly. You lo I reach this place?" wtlnt to livc tl lift.- of pltlusttrc likt- otlt. m“). (my him dircctions for sanding it." "it's not so far from ttiir place. ytill cull conic around and sec Yt-i. lit-r di-‘tt-rlttititttititi was Iltli .\nl_v n lot." ltuthcr said. grittnlltg

She looked up to protest. lint

ilc lltld lcft illc roolll. <11 shaltcil. ,.l iittlt- at the» ilo_\'.~ Ncxi. ntornillg out» of til \ lT-trtti

hands hrotlgllt tlttt tvttgtltl ttrtltltttt York for Ill-l‘. Jordan said curll)’ 111111 "1111 he was too busy t.o drivt». her to thc lint.

station. His good-ityt: ltiss was to

Jtriel‘ and cold as ills tlllkuliil—— Jor she'll ht» homo lnLc, ttbotlt 115" Lui- Iitlt she cotlitl cook nlltl silo WflS|tiUIl lluvcr kissctl Ilcr lillY "10""

ti tlciit llouscitct-ltct“ tmti :| williilt!‘

workct". Sht- would conic for low clinlbt-tl into tilt»- wagon 1111-11451“ ‘nit-s, lltti. I want to sce hor."

llut she». said ttotllillg. ShU

wngl-g and ilt- grtttcfttl for titcicti. tmddrttvc off tu thc statiolti

,thl'llg btit. illcttstttti.

l-iltc nloltlionctl her IllllllL‘-—flll(i

11ow11ithtl cxpt-ctcti siorlll tlcsct-ntlcti.

"'i‘htlt shameless wolllillt! '

11° 1111 99113 Miholtsc, into iill‘ llolno of a li1‘t’l'lli‘ man" liiorn dt-tlunclatiotts of tilt-i

pOOI" girl fnlltlu-i-tl. “it isn't (‘llristitttl like to tic-

lt's a nicc iittlc thing." ‘I'll look ttft~.»t' tnyst-lt‘. I'll not

“You're not vcry t-lltlrltnhlu." "You've. lcartlcd to ttpprtnn-Htlf

’i‘llcsc vt-rbtll (roast-ti mvortls

The woman pt-owllsr-tl and Mrs.

' t hc std r_v

intleod shc tl:t,i not entirely dc-

Tllu chubby mud ltaturcd ‘iirs.

‘THE (IIIILDIUQNS (I1lI*.‘l‘1’I‘l.\'(}

silt» needs looking ttftcr."

the boy.

she settled iterself ill tho train with a feeling of great. relief. She hated the idea of going so far ttlono; site ltad never traveled in ltt-r life, except short distances to nearby towns.

ediuln figures. Ide i for nltttuonnd .=r¢..t...'.. of movement. ii tly boned and lloohd y at imnt with vyrehooe Wore for in: bullet alleles! Bin mafia and lulu d your dbtrizl Bill “E- llis C1551! LIMITED ll Iflhlll 53-1 ' TWQFUF

BIAS F||..|_E D CORSETS m

all "

lug altotlt tellillg it, than he would have had about mentioning that ht» wnsthlrsty. He would not ltavc n very ttnfttshionahle talked romantically. about llcr; get the place cheaply." that. somehow, was different. But he was in tlflVtk-‘Ililtl why not last tltcy entered the kittziten. atllnit it? Something ltl ills sim- AIfl-L 'l*nilml W391“ hon". i, any kitchen. Most of llcr lift» lttld itcun 1's f1!‘ “M1112 frmll £1111 1103's tlull spt-nt ill ouc, and tilt: tut-r- sight. of girls ihc knew ttt ltotltc. Mrs. ‘l‘a|~ pans tutti pots hunt-tilts on tln.‘ W111! (was very much touched. ptlt her tlt llcr case. Sin» forgot the "Yolt kttnw I'm on your side, dread of llu- city outside tlntl iIlt‘ fatigue on tilt» journey, as she bl»- Ilick nodded, grinning a little. gall tying on an ttprotl. tnd sndldénly shy. Aud the wt» latiln-r tnttttttgcti all »tltt= strange man felt. that sho had ono warm now ttrrtttlgt-ttlcuts friend, at least, in this adventur- ous journey to the city. Eventually, carrying their heavy fattct-is worked. suitcases, they emerged with the crowd upon the great station plat- form-orrived at last, tlrod anti throttgh two collars lo gt-t the htti- tcn" Ill» said. ".Iant-. ll-ltl cvurytllinz

itficity and sincerity forbade stnll-

ho

don't. you?" silo said.

dirt.y and httugry. in New York. Mrs. Talbot never dreamed so nrrtltfgcd splctltlitlly hcrc." many people could be itt one illace, as were crowded into the station. Sbifwalked close to Dick. wonder- ing what site would ever have ‘done, h3g1 gllg grl-lved plane, .~ nlirelld A little pinto Oil lii’: kitchen Then olitvgot the sea of strange faces, o

"\\',h,v, it's Ilick!" llirs. Talbot. t")? claimed ill llfIlllZtHIitlIli, as site rc-

l)it-k tttrtlr-ti and snlilctl and wttlkcd ttcrost»: to moot ltt-r. "I‘ul going too," he illlltillill(‘.t‘ii. “.\ln said I'd hcttt-r go the stilln- time your wore, so you utottldn‘: fl-cl so ltcrvttlts travt-litlg ztitlnc." "Yotfrtl going to ttlttt ci|_v'.’" Sitc did not scedn to ttndersttttlti. Dick nodtictl. looking to Soc

wllctltcl- ttnytlntl wits within ltt-ar- Thpv-u 111K. ’I‘ltey were ulottc, and he tldd- uplfgol you sonlethl-ng ma." in 11w T‘ kitchott."

“Do you live hcro too?"

“\‘t-.s," ho said, throwing his coat on a Iltrfliiil. “And Clalro.—this isn't the s01‘! of place Amy wrote about."

"l ‘ ‘t id h —Cl I e has I'm glad to (have you alone. I am math-Isa my o ome a r

awful nervous."

*"I cottldlft stay around lit-re if Amy isn't coming ilack. l think

The wontunk-l heart. warmt-tl to

“That's nice of you, Dick. Atnd

‘Dick saw about her ticket. And

one peering intently

Cooks and Coed Housekeeper: realize l/lc superiority of

Baker's Chocolate

for making cakes, pies, puddings, fuciges, ices, etc.

Be sure that you get: the genuine, in

unci yellow label with the trode-

llatt done in flxlntnp the place at :~n.l.ll expense. buying old-fashion- ed furniture cheaply and enamel- fttg it in soft colors, making quaint " ii": cite-on Pris 0f unbleached litl-ll . id check a} gingham t-lnhrtliilt-rnti in trosstitctt-wvlliclt tin- girls tiid b-t-ltuso ihcy could not .~ti'ford tn I'llv lint-n.