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Rt The camp became gradually a l

l larger and larger mixture of chaos .

_ .unti of order. Au elderly man whui

_ ‘ l was euginecr and architect too. Stilll’ CLEANER t

Iliad planned the little city method- .Sii.\.\ii’t)()t

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SETTLING ‘

Chapter 83

iicttlly with one long street that went. up a gentle slope anti entietl at the? ltlllles where tht- nlotluttliti took a . stet-pt-i- twist upwnrtis.

The iloltles were being lntilt along .tlli_< street and a few lanes that . "ran across it-tirovlslolt SIOPHL! machine plants. power house. work-- tilt-it's cottages anti tiatlvt-s‘ huts! -neur the mines. the better lions " |ftirther along who-re tbt- tioist- was] less anti where thert- was a. magnificent vit-iv ovt-r tiit- slnallttrl tnountaitia toward the coast. 5 ' "file tioctoi-‘s hottse was nt-aror tht- t't~l|l.t'\-. nt-w btiiltilllizs went tip

111111131 Meeting-

Tho Annual ytnehhh h, (hmott the otlgt-s. anti the inner ‘ pnrt lasstilnotl l)l'llt'l‘ anti clt-anlltless.

131170013 5""? FOX C0. “Ill in‘ 'l‘lt<-rt- was tiint- to build the promis- _ t-tl living room to the house. ll room

new a‘ n“ Ranch‘ Ahmmdm‘ "Mhalf opt-n to ilit- outdoors. with Aland,” 35,1] at gr h, \t:rt-t-tls anti awnings. tht- long

Nit-iv anti tht- ruttl winti to make it ll tit-lighlfttl ltlitt-o.

Fnrnittlrt- t-ttmv iii front llueilos lAyrt-s. .\ir:=. Talbot anti Aiily tint-k-

JOHN J. MGCARTHY,

Ptt-sttlt-ztl

lliiti-ldfll ll t-tl barrels of sllinli tilings to niakts . .______.____. . .. _ llh- platt- attractive ~-~>tofit cushions.

’ lztblt- lluott. rilVl . malt-rial for MORTGAGE SALE ("lrtlltvt-fl llltlt- civiilzt-tl . luxuries.

_ ,___, l'Il>- t-nllttl w s llt-contiilg a town. The-rt‘. ulll he t~til.l by l'tlbiit~ lf"l"'l‘l_w"rk"ll hnnl;

Attetlou. in trout tti the I.:tw Hn""""‘ m’ rww“ J""" all" Courts Building. ill Fltarlottt-loutl.j"°““°“‘l Um‘ ""°m"5g"“'h3' I "fml ill Qnt-t-ns Ctnntty. on hlontittl‘. the "L" 3'0"" "5“l'“"""- ‘m’ "*"'l"'"“y 18th tiny nl iW-brttart, _\, |t__ pbgglwllvvtl otto. l don't curt» wiletbor tllc lit tire hour 0t l\\'t»l\'t~ o'clock noon: lcillllllllll)’ "Illltlflyt- tilt‘. 1'1‘ ltfllrl "l" ALL 'l"ll.\'l' pztrct-I t-l" itintl. sittlittetlmllw-v- ‘fr "m; ‘hm ‘lilf m’ ml" Wm’ lying: anti built: on lAll. Sixtysotw-llllnll l" 5"“ “Wk l“ mm "m- n

in Queens Ptltltltlt in ln-intrt- r:ti-tl=*i\~'*'1""'ih>‘"°"""""*“""~" ward lltlantl. botintivtl and tlescribcdl "Th" hmplml i” l" ‘lwml ‘7°'"li' “a Yonowa [hm h.- w ,h.,-;___(_~0h,.,tinli." llonalti confcsst-ti. "I'll turn meneing at a stake ttnti stones onllh-‘ll °\'"l' 1° Y0" Elam)"- fmd 5'0" hm. north tum-gm o. the 01d Bud... can see what you can do with it." f que Road. thence running north JIIIHFk H1111‘!!! “Tilt "il- alohg the \"‘\‘_!yt:]‘ hhhh.|_th-_t- or She could ‘not have a career— Mammal. ML-hhmh. hnhl 11m- Flci- long and expensive training chains, theme trtst along tile was tmrtlyivaated-—bllt only twrtly- southern bounary oi Joh.t .\it-.~IThert* was tnore than a thousand Donald's land [e11 ..h..ii.s. tlioncenlwfillll‘ i" 01111011198111!‘ Aifl-X—a

south along tn;- m. ' -t'n lmttntiuryUrezii little town now that revolved of John Ainlnt-son lard titiylrirntintl a pllt- oi" machinery, Ll attains, tlietirt- east along tho power hotlsc. a gigantic pump mill

trourso of the Oitl Betletltie Roaddl l0)‘ raihvay Pllkillfi‘. . hfm-ésatd 1.3,», Chains m the hint-t. m‘ There was enough to do. The beginning. containing titty fltfrflsé"llil$pllill" was a small wooden [flflffl tn- tt~_<_<=_ tlllllltlllli! containing three hospital

This ttalo i:= ntatitt in pursuant-t"- ttlicots in one room. There was no‘, a power of sale containt-d in tltlllll'h1"-~illt? yoting Spaniurtlwa true itlortgngt: tltttt-t] tillt Jnhhartq 19:11.lativonttirol- wito liztti cirelt-tl tilt-l arid illittlt- l)t'-'l\\‘<-tq;| wtthnh, utitiittlrtbt- and tlnno t-vt-igvtliitu: lronll

lortl Wood. nl Sprinultlli. in (Jul-cits. (Jouutv. in Princ» litltvtlrtl lslatitl. 4i ' ' l9 . farmer. and .\larllttt F. Wood. his!

Wife. 0i’ the one part. itilil i5. Britt-o

Dawson. of Vigil. in Qttt-nlis tfoutttvj ‘ I

aforesaid, llirltier. oi‘ tlit~ otht-i- path, . . t default haviru: been illliti" in pay‘ l

9 tneut of lbt- illlPfPEi sot-tlrt-l‘ . ______ __ i thereby.

For further particular»: "tppiv tol ‘M 5w“ as yo“ em’ a‘ tablet m‘

. _ two of “Pope's Diape-psin" your

the office of McLean lb .\lL'.l\ii1i10ll,|in(“ - - , . . l . '_ _ "BSIIOH is Hone! Heartburn 5,213.1 Bank Building. fhailottt- inauflency‘ ° '

1131-1-1 ZB-YVetIli.

x D m” 1101i] delntls. Correct your stomach ‘ " "t -' nut gestion for a few cents. Each E- BRUCE DQXVSPNJH lpttekttge guaranteed by tirtlggists.

. oftgalgtt 18R l

AND PACIFIC COAST

A Summer Clime In Winter Time f

TRAVEL “THE NATIONAL WAY” l

Wide choice of Routes embracing I

Rail and Sea Trips. The Route you choosc is an important factor l in the pleasure and comfort of your trip.

Travel one way through the Canadian Rockies via Jasper National Park, Mount . Robson. the North Pacific Coast Route to Vancouver and Victoria, B.C., Seattle, Portland, San Francisco and Loo Angeies.

Consult any agent of the Canadian National Railways for full particulars.

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T0 CALIFORNIA FOR THE WINTER

T0 California. British Columbia and Pacific Coast! points is the objective of many who wish to escape tho rigors of a cold winter-

Thoao who are in l ponltion to spend thin period in a land of sun- shine and warmth. whore flowers bloom all the year. can make the journey comfortably and quickly by Canadian National Railway; and contacting routen.

Any Ticket Agent of the Canadian National will furninh the required Information u to thorough train act-vice, routes. fares. etc., or write General Pnuengor Department Moncton, for thin information. 11l0-1-l8-282L

MA JONG

t coupon * From the. Charlottetown Guardian

Place find cnolond 50c for tho Mu Jong Gym u announced.

‘ll

lTo Prohibit Traffic

t I t

y acting Wllll u OIJQ-lflflltqlgnd m“

company to crossing the jtmglg with u. party of explore". had pick- ed up on his way a yaried nnd une- tul stock of knowledge. Among other things he knew a lttie of "nursing and doctoring," a; he called it. and until Donald arrived. had done‘ wonders with linlment. peroxide. quinine and iodine. _

“But his ideas of sanitation are sketchy." Jane observed.

.\linor troubles came to her, cuts anti smashed thumbs‘ and the fever that bioke out among ' the children. antlkvhills and colds, tho eternally sick babiewofthe native women. June fountbherrielf with n hit-go clinic within a month of tak- ing tip tho work. '

"Thank liouvon you're able to re- lieve mo 0t‘ the little things," Ilontiltl tttiiii. sprawling full length 0n tilt- t-ottch in the evening. ‘"1 have a chance to breathe now and

ten."

But much of his "breathing" was tlotie at the "Bacllelortf Clubs." the big inestlrooln in the dormitory building. where the company offic- ers and a few of the heads of the place gathered every evening for cards ailti goat-tip. Jane found hor- st-lf in an odd position.

She was the most intelligent woman ill the camp. and by far the most serious and the best educat- ed. Some of the women were al- most fatigue-tied in her presence —the most ignorant ones-because she too was n tloctor. All of them talked allke—their children if they hutl any. their trouble with native servants. their husband's faults and virtues, and any aeandnl of gossip about tho place.

Jane longed for good conversa- tioli-not tiect-ssurily intellectual.

but lntvrely bright. and broad, the

views of people ill touch with the new and interesting movements of life. Donald got this to an extent among the men in the card room- ahe had nothing at all but the occasional evenings when some of the men came to play ut bcr house.

“I'm st-ttilngwlown. I'm tltleftll." Jane said ottce to Donald. “I'm ht.- gillnlng to he to you. what Mrs. Strakor lg tn her Jitn-aonle one to be around to talk to when you witnt to talk. to stay home when you want to talk, to stay home when you want t0 g0 out alone. to help vrith yotir work and run your house."

“And why not?" Donald asked. hid quick eyes glancing to her to st-e if she seemed discontented. "That sounds aa though you were an ideal wife. 310st wives run a house. more or less badly. and let it go at that. Jlin Straker 5ft!!! his wife's another hand and foot for him."

“sht- ha. site's imotlier part of llui Strakcr. Thut is. l‘tn an addi- tion. an annex. some-tiling built on for utilitarian purposes. Both of us have strong individnaiitloa, anti in t; nmrriitgtg between 1W0 such people, one individuality must sink itself into the other. .

“And I'm the weaker and thr- more yielding. so it will be 1 that becomes submerged by yotir ltldi~ vidtlltiity. 1 tltlppose it's always that way when two people marry. All my psychology books said sic--

gases, palpitatioll, or {suppose I thought i was superivfi Dated m,“ 22nd ‘My U] Jmmzuxv‘ [my misery from a soul‘, acid stom- to the laws of nature that governs

ordinary people."

Toiuorrow—ln. the City

In Allied Zones. in Rhineland

(Canadian Press)

LONDON, Jun. 21—\Vot-tl that. tho Franco-Belgian railroad administr- ation had issued-orders prohibiting traffic between British and other Allied zones n the Rhlneland was received here with astonishment.

This action is said to be fanta- mount to u blockade of the Cologne area and there is resentful oom- nlenl in some quarters which any that if the order is tnade effective ti very serious situation uinoug the Allies will collie about.

fTllr In! drop l: III pol II M! fillfi"

Tl-u deliciotll frngtanol of

llil Bllllllllilll BY llYSPEPSIi

Halli anti Happiness llama Will "Plug-tiles"- Mada from Fruit lulcas and ltlnlcs

“ lfrtilt-n-tives ", the wonderful medicine made from the juices of lpltlvs. oranges, figs and prunes. is one of the greatest. menus of (icing good that this country oi‘ ours has ever known.

“I-‘riiit-a-tives ” is bringin" health to httntlrells and hundreds of Ilcopio with stiffer with chronicC-onstipation, Billousness and Dyspe sin.

Mr. Frank llnll of \ fvevale, Ont., says, “l purchttsedahox of“Frtiit~a- tlvt-I”_llndb0gan the treatment. My condition inlprovt-ti immediately. Thedyspepsia ceased to be thaburden of my life as it had been, and l was freed 0f Consli ation ”.

50c. l. box. ii or $2.50. trial size 25c. At dealers or sent by Fruit-a-tivol Limited, Ottawa, Ont.

THE PRINBE ANIJ llllCTilllS

tI;_\ lmlninitln Newt“ Service)

LnNltON, Jun. lil.—-’l‘ho Prince rtif \\'ltlt\.~l wait the guest nt tllnner of thr- Rtlytll Society of Mc-(litslntt recently. and In an ilfltlffirirl lo tilt‘ lnt-ltlhr-rs. lie salt] tllttt on lootliltig through the- eentennry tiiatory 0f UN‘ Society. his eye was tiuugllt. by a most L-xcollent bit of udvico gtv- on to the S(Jf|\'l._\' in i852. lly a for» met‘ president. Tirorlic who urged all. nnti trllpt-cinll)’ the young. to abstain from ntc-dirnl. politics, and tn keep t-lhtlr of nxciting and Irri- tiltillt: tliacnrltliotltt. From his point of view it was thoroughly sound. and lie IUNLTH. tn follow it.

Stnnoont- had sold that Stu-let.» would hi: nitlrh hntlpit-l‘ if them wt-rt- no smelt-ties. but ll" Sooifill’ found that an institution virus no lltltt to it. that lnstltufinlt vol‘? 51""!

dil-nppt-ltrt-tl. 1f lL learned body failed to pruvt- its worth. lltl um- onnt of IIPUflPlBI fut-dint: would

prt-vv-nt ii. frntn Fpot-dily br-ctlnllnlé‘ a lt-artivd corpse. which might not evt-n net a dcctmt btirini.

If a soviet)‘. or a t-ltlb. or an)’

THE cHAnLorrnrown GUARDIAN

(Continued)

lound lit-r head like an Oriental turban. lay on t pllo of cunlilonll in the bottom/of the bout. her head against the seat. She had the sen- sation of floating in space. From the middle of the lake the met-t on every side was u nines of- chad- mvs. and nothing was viniblo but that high vanl. flrmament sprinkled with silver-silver dust scattered by thewtrroirant moon. The great tsiltror disk. which. Mary mur- Irmrcd. lttokul like tho tomb or

T|."'." “'9'” "ll ‘W!’ ("'11- M}! titled gods. tum-med to challenge l-"llwlddlf- "l!" "TIP-Hill"! lllfllnortnis mt well as plant-ts tn dt-ny Lrttcsta anti himself with llighbulls. [hm h‘. w“, hH-d M- un’ and that went to his room and to bed Rollo on." human hmquhm, must dwin. Todd announced that it wan time d“. ‘mdhr m: hpktmlurh to go lint-k to New York to rest. “Th” mo“ h, a‘, “npey-aonah" and all ft-ll down on the divans or 5h» gtghr-q, --1 ‘Uflndpf why n“. floor (or half an hour before going pup“, ha“. mud‘. so mm.“ U; “y "P l” ""’l"" ""-'l"»“°7""1‘ will‘ R h"! i‘ln sure it cares nothing uhntlt 5"" mm -“||°“""’~ lovers-—le.~<s about, por-tlt-and

lltlt fatigue passes nwuy tltlickly tmhkh the Old (myth “Jhun "N, ln titt- mountains. They were as wm-ltfuwls a heaving splllfing‘ ma. llvt-lyfll-l \‘\'<‘l' U"! "PX! mvmlllfl- 8|- mt. turd g-ltlt-it-rs were tearing what

u! '

Thry Wvrc forced to aubml to, a vast ltnlout of good-natured chaff- llliz. for they had invited it, hilt lt was the eon-t ofcltaffing with which this amiable company would have vtetilnizetl any pair that had ro- et-ntly mot. and found each others society suddenly preferable tu that of t‘1l- crowd. a

though tilt-y tinunitnottsly elevtrtl was nlrt-ntil" mud!‘ of it. to bits, to Npvntl tht- titty on the lako or “...,-,. has“), superior u, the h“. ldlin: in the lvtltttls. isllttti p.;|-r¢.l.ti,,n or form tmhuz

"lnv-‘Plttv "ml Marv Walked 1n tat..- nil old fillings. 1r it has tut- anolltrr gorge h». knt-tv of and sat 5nd,; in chore, no doubt it' wakes f0!’hnllrqfllrlfifl.l;llfillltlt‘l‘l4BIN] fern.» lhhm up perinatal“), u, remtnd

‘mnwllrlllk "f‘-h“’l91|'°3m- and Ill!“ them how much better things were

rottntletl by the ntnplen with their l" the” ‘i"|(\_ ‘\|_\tflc|f_ I prefer m‘, ltfliclh‘ vtwtlltltr lvrll/"F- sun. it is far more glamorlng."

~ “ht-n llf‘_\' returned. Bliss iJnr- Th.“ i.» because you don't. look “"!*'- “"5"”! i" 1""‘"~“‘~ "ll" “Xf-‘Qlll- it in the ovo." t-ttid Cluvorns’. smil- m" “'7'” """ WNW] 1h“ “'°°'|' int; down on her. "You really don't

its l"l‘llllf‘l‘illlll‘li does not effect our dronlny innit one unconsointlsly- 11:4-

lv.... il....t 1=lg,l.t W.

YI.\'l1ll‘lI'f* tIurtt-r. uutl Todd and Ylll-lltnntt» it half nu well. and endow it "‘“"-

not Wcr" "arterial: about lwr hulk with all SOTUI oi’ mysterious attri-

inu ltnrrihl» faves out) pretending lnttt-n. l think l prefer tlm "Hunk Made in Canadg

t.) t... tttittrs. 'rl:t- rest were ltecr- ht-tuuttt» it is inimitable. You can ‘nix-i CAnAnA 10-Day TIIbC F!‘ m‘ im: time witll hands and fool. All couhuq-fpi, U", "m" and warmth _ ee Gu had agreed that not n letter nor n_ and “m; or u“, sum and even w, THEPEpSODENTCOMPW ‘ lI4‘\\'F|ti\|lt'l‘ t-houltl be brought. to (-010; y“; gilvllr t,‘ um.) m d”. "T" . pqpg U m Gcnr eSt T Y. U)!‘ ("will tllll'lf‘ll-'. lltuil- hlRllf tltl_\'-'* scribe the complexion of tho moon Th; Ngw-Dqy Dgnfffyigg A ' i I‘ umnhmcnl‘ "b="="°“ W") "ltililtlliclt- Frvedvm t-ntv for wnttt of tt bottor word. It Mail 10-Day Tube oiPepsodentto itlioultl he ct-lnplt-tc. it st-omecYtO it: neither sllvt-l‘ nor white. but ls ' . .

Clavorlng‘ tlint the cntircsslon of u“. ms"); hf 5mm, mysterious M. NOW EdVIBCd by leading ..... ...............................,..,_ oven lam: lllltl t-llultlzl-tl. Tilt-y ull chem), known on“, 1° ‘than’ Am] dentists ‘he world over

wort‘ tllt- srlnlr-tvhttl. fixed and

. " , a "' "JANUARY'22.;1924

No whiter teeth _ without that

If you want wliitcr teeth, you must combat the fiitn that clouds them. Millions do that now. Wher- ever you look you can see the rc- sulta. ' ' '

- Make this free test anti sec the results on your own teeth. ‘ ‘

h The cloud isfilm t The cloud otl teeth is film.‘ At first the film is viscous. You can iccl it now. N0 ordinary tooth paste effectively combats it, so

tlisililcgratcs the filn lunch of the iilnt remains.

L _ l. one rem . ll’ without harmful m“

_ _ _ scouring. Soon lt_ becomes discolored, tllcn '1 ilesc methods were prgycdb forms dingy coats. 'l‘liilt's how malty careful lusts. new,

teeth lose beauty.

Film also causes most tooth troubles. It holds food substance which fcrmcnta and forms acid. It holds the acitlill contact with the tcctlt to cause decay. Germs brccti by millions in it. They, with tartar, arc the chief cause of pyorrlletl.

You have little chalice to escape such troubles ii you do not light the film.

tooth paste has been ere l d

apply them daily. The litter": Pcpsodcnt. _Now careful pcqplco! some 50 nations employ it, h, d by dental advice. g 7

Sec what it does

Pt-psodcnt also muit‘ ' alkaiiility of the salivafplégfiflm.‘ thcrc to ilcutralizc inoutlt acids multiplies the starch (llRC.~'lilllf‘ tllc saliva. to digest starch (lepogjlt: ltettt-r. 'I‘lic.<c colnhinrd rt-sulh are bringing to millions bench“ you want. » '

Send the cou on for - . ‘Flthc. Note llDl\)\' clean flitlottllil ircl aftcr using. Mark tile abgcn of the viscous film. Sec how tccttll become ivliitcr as the fllllhcoal disappear. - i

You will always he ltlatlc tins test.

Dental science ltas tlmv foutlti two eflcctlve hint cottlbatants. One

Protect the Enamel Pcpsodcnt disintegratea the film, then removes it with an a ent far softer than enamel. ever use a film combatant

Eli! 1 ti which contains harsh grit. ‘ mm

Cut out coupon

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bodies nt all. You cannot deny rtttlli-s "in lilt- woods." ll was only that i; hat; (\xQfc‘QQd a mo“ bc. a fhtv ltlemotlts iwrorr tho r-nlonk- hhhhc,“ "nun m, the shims M- ora liatl Jnlltwl llltlidrl and worn h-n-hr,‘ and “new for n" the cent“. dnnctltu arotlllti the central‘ 1h:- rh.“ we know on Every m,"- of “""‘V "lmmmli -‘°m-\‘F ">l"=*'l"F1' l" "" lovt-rs has lmlne cherished memo- tilt-nl; rctroallnu; turning sudden-

rles of lnonnlllzbt. and poets would

' Probably have starved without’. its ritttis lr-strttlnt. its if

ly to tinrlt-c xvitlt on». another .. but what a

tinltcd body 0t‘ men. dovclopctl into a t-tvmnlunity 0|‘ L'\'\‘l'-ll1('l‘t‘i).r‘ifl1,' ptrt-tttiuc. it was t-t-rttlitt that tho tun-Id llari it tit-ed for that society, and could not tin-without it. N0- llotiy cottltl dispute thut. U)!‘ Royal Society of Alodieint» belonged tn

that clan-um. l

Advancing Years i Need Stomach Helpi

_lf Inclined to Sour Rlslngs, Heart.‘ burn. Gasslneas. Stuart's Dye. ' pepsin Tablets Swceten l and Bring Quick |

Relief

Our» digestive system with a little

health. it is the sour stomach. gassiness and acid condition that startls trouble all along the partiottlarly with people getting on in years. If they WilVUSO Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets after eating the stomach will sweeten; eggs, tullk.

gas will not. form anti the slit-WI! will thus get notirisiiment and strength iurhindered bl’ llldlgvfillfl" and harmful fermentation. Gel. a 60-cent box or these wonderful tub- letit and learn what ill: means to enjoy meals without consequent-tin- digestion.

Hotel Arrivals ,

REVERE HOTEL .1. M. Ttipliit. Keuslngton: d. ii. Colby. lliotitrtial: J. L. Blanchard.

Sasln: Lou Levine. St. Joint: B. D. Hnwatt. Howlall; A. F‘. bitiPliee. hlooaolaw. Sacks. C. C. RYE". 5t-

Thotnas. Ont; Mrs. M. Rosa. Georgetown. ----——¢-0¢i——

BENEFIT! 0F PROHIIIITIONI.

Tho Llovernor of the hlllwatiltor- ttvlseennlu) House or Corrrctlnn reports a llhortugc of labour, caus- tid by fewer prisoners. Thus Pro- hibition moans reduced expense for tho ratrpayors of‘ the State.

Two-thirds of the Cincinnati (Ohio) lVorkhouttr- is to b1- uhandoilt-d. rffoctlnl; a anvlnlt "r

340.000 (£11500) annually. because of thr- tlcrreattc in the number of Inmates due to the Prohibition luv enforcement.

‘The Mayor oi‘ Detroit (Illiehlzun) lttntosz-"l have novel’ been a tr-vtolalor. l have voted wot. hilt if anntltrr election were held now l’ ghould vote dry. 1 believe Detroit

Baker's -.

hthc roaloat predictions of the drys."

would lino vote dry. Prohibition has been n revelation. it. hue tipsot lll the alarmist predictions ol‘ the wc-tlt. and more than unstained all

help. will pick out of a diversified - diet what. the body needs to sustain '

line. .

cheese and meat will the digested. ‘

Montreal; .l. S. Hamilton, Viscount. _

jTo Take.

were eroatttrrs 0|’ tho woods. rene- zntlt-s for tt ttlno. borltntte. lvtttltls hail v-lnilntttl thrtn. lsh lltllg. llc itiaertetl n disk in thtnvivlruln. untl at once they bl‘- lxan lttjnzz. litirtlly ljfillfiClflilfl of the transition.

how toijazz."

m" ‘m’ “l love the moon." ct-ntt-ntedly. anti putlltlttl; at cush- lon between bcr hentl untl lilo ttltarp edge of the neat. "I'd like to stay utll all night.“ t 'l‘he.\' continued to talk nonsense 'l‘or rt while and then fell silent. \\'ht~.n the boat wait almost tit the head 0|’ tho lake Clnvcring tut-tutti! ll. into a long water lune where the| maples met. overhead and the lotv soft lflnvea kept up n continual.‘ nuillspt-ring. it was as dark as a tunnel. but. he knew every inch of" the way and presently shot out] ~ into unother lake, small enough for its shores to be sharply outlin- ed under tllc full light. of the moon. which appeared to have poised lt-I