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"How do you know he‘s in love
_ with you then?"
"Because he told me so-because
Q g _ l__ »_I_lnow it, even it he never said
_ _. “But you haven‘t said you were
_ Q in love with him?" `
"Why, ot’ course, mother. I aru
g gg so why pretend l'm not?"
“But-well, it se;_a_|'nn to me you _ .
ougllt to he angag then. "I’isn't '|`llvre is ll wily which ` soylnlelll have 'been *tihe work
. right, for a man t.o take up a girl’s ____ right unto a lllllll_ lllll llle ' pm and
ZZ J _time and play with__her affections. _ tilereo __
',the
This sort ot thing was only a
trifle Jane might rearrange the
kitchen and every other room in
the house, as she did alter being
home two weeks, and the mother
would worry and fuss, and perhaps
Ulliiect-but it wasn't serlous.Ja.ne‘s
ideas on life were what troubled
the older woman. '
There was this strange man, for
instance. Jane had announced
Cillmli that she was in 'love with
A young doctor, a student also in
her univensity, now beginning to
practise.
But she wasn’t engaged-though
further questioning developed the
_ fact that the man was also in love
with her. Further, she said she
would not marry him anyway, be-
cause they ware poor and they
would hinder each other in their
respective careers!
“Has -he asked you to marry
him?" the mother asked once.
“Certainly not," said Jane.
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her
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Dlllllel 11:32.
over his own spirit is like 3 city
that is broken down, and without
walls.-Proverbs 25:28.
NOVEMBERS
_BE IN EARNEST:-Whataoevor
thy hand findeth to do, dn it with
thy might.-Ecclesiastes fi; 19.
NOVEMBER 7
REAL SERVlCE:~By love
serve one another.-Galatians
5:37.
NOVEMBER 8
YEA. YEA. AND NAY, NA‘l':~-
Let your communication be, Yen,
Yea? Nrly. nay: for whatsoovevr is
more than these cometh ol' evil.-
itlatillew 5: 37.
NOVEMBER 9
TASTE AND SEB:-0 taste and
_ Sgesthllt the Lord is good.-Psalms
NOVEMBER 10
IIE SURE YOU ARE 'lI(iH'l‘ -
I
_ taretlls ff l t -5"”
 If he isn t selioua- the gl-ee aglllll_ Llllller ln llls llllm. Proverbs 14:12. ways J (Bn h by 'tlhe wise icing himself.
"He‘s deadly serious! But life o
0"’ lr” nl’-"Wag" *him ]°"e“ 10 to me like that Luther You give V6’
» girl turned to look at her mother. pmllle Sll.l_l fllllll ld ally ‘ l win
RClflfOfC€C{ }l€(“I[S, fOCS "Fil ask lllm__llodwll__for his l'_ucation. Luther 'lflalll llolllllné but lt was Glrls.  of mi0rnli_l_l§,___ as isaiiath says. iis.V:I-I.)
- ant you' n e'a rea y very _ » . .l L - f
and $0Z@S_ nice. You just dun‘t understand." ggailvltxcllillglolélellflllzt ll:l";l__l:g§, asgllb;   dlllink, alnd e:lli%ti:>§$iuteolnft€lu`2g§
_ P°°" Amy T”'lb°I admmed U19” she r-cold the letter, and at the end, EEL ' ` -
NI I* lj  the natural was much she did not understand! helalllll llls llallll_ _35.$,,,¢LllD|llde,.lml» Do" wonder. qllle ol-ll ~~-ml
-_ __ ` “ - 'lo _
lines of the limb so that TROUBLE “EWS "No," begllllllaet  ill-om llls or men' N°°l° ups
no lvrlrlliles spoil the lrlmness chapter lc ` ll_lfl=_____l'll'_ll_llll_y_letter: lnevsl- oak '-< _ A gleam, yylro
,lf llllkle.-- lllal-‘S Mercury Amy ralllol was vm, much lrolr ____s_llu_ turned :lppssllugly to rum.  " '
_ . _ . . bled by Jane's new ideas, especiai~ __ ° ~
lrull - Fashioned, without ly lu regard to mls mysle,,,,,,,, Do you tlllllk he nas any right
3¢=3ll-ls lnan with whom her daughter was L0 “md my l‘me1`57"
" ' - lll love. She was to be infinitely "Why “DH Hel’ Y°“l` h“5ba”d~" -=
SO f o  - ~ _lllore worried about that later- ,nlvhat dluerenw d°e3 1-h°¢ 
C0171 Offfl @~~I'lO blndlflg but meantime silo cnnsoied herself mam? D005 it make mm ml' l'm' '
at the t0p_l-lo. wr-ln]{|es» by thinking that the man was com- Ur- l°°7"
. or ing. and she could see for lieraeli "I "ev" Wanffd 1° be 3'0"’ hill' /
geamg ln the foot what he wlls lllle_ ~ or.no_r a. tyrant, Luther said gent- Xl
Things were not going well at |Y~ I d°Ul Wall! 10 P080 U16 IM' Falling hair. itchllli; scalp and
lil. The phonograph which the lei* I Wanted U’ kll0W Whether the dandruff is corrected i-mmedi. ‘|5906
 r d _'other had objected to, had been l-:UU Wert” Wmllng W1" lnedsei’ Wh? iltely. Thin, dry, wispy or fading mm il- B@l‘I>€‘M-The W°f‘l Sefiilalll
me e  ltllrell lo Dlck Rowlamrs lrOlllse_ e wro e__ 'ou prom se not 0 hall- il, lllllcllly lllvlgllrllled talllllg in Palestine refers to any oi' e
‘where it was often put ollt on the Wifi” to him- YUU kll0W-" __ on -new strength, io tl th-.25 `1
r side porch, a. broad, smooth floored mv” mm U10 19'-Um Claim- lui beauty. "Dalfd]erln;i'P ligands-l°f
S I __ lifair, where the young people M"5~ Talbot Said- thlllkiug Shi “W llghtini on the hair; s reireshing,'ml3
I  a _ _l_,_lllcell_ Dlck lllmlrell wall rlellgllb .l way out oi' the_ difficulty. Why siilnlllallllg l_0lllc_ll0l_ sllclry ol. seeing a liirfinic victim in t‘hol
rl(l_ ll_l_lll llls llllllller wllo gllvrl lllllllare you afraid, li' theres nothing gl.9llSl,l Ally llrlllrslore No 700 aalvuanced sltalge of deiiriulu tre-_,
el,erl.llllrlg lla Wllrllell was glad llllwrong in it’ And it there ie, he
_ , - _ - mens, wllli never 'forget lille -horrorl
llruvllla llllllgrl ll, l_,l,_l_ so .that lhelsllolllli know lt. A wife should -  I0! it.
evening dullces became little for-ihiivfl "0 SHCYHS H0111 her hue-l _ Verse '$14. al-`il'l t‘u-llbller' d¢‘S&‘Flll€B
f,-el
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SHALL D0 EXPLOITS:-The Lesson XXX||| N
- people that do know their Ood G
llholl he strong. and do expioits.-- base tilting before mine eyes.-
NOVEMBER 5 Lesson Tsxtt-Pseiln C{:lI-8'
PERSONAL SELF GOVERN- Pllinver
MEN’i':~He that hath no rule tionlal
ated Hair seek
mass or Illxu Wd
rlaut hall- :ull 1'"
il ilsi b h me me'
lrllll llle sll°l,l_ to is nl ed .y t e attra_ctlve._
ll, follows lr Irlveiiy apipearance or wine, tlhe
genuine toning :'lI_’a"`
up of neglec- af
ted scalpax ng ’ _ _
Wllll llerlelld_ The vwluc oi’ Pailesilille was
llllle l.Dlmrle_ nhlieiiiy red, althlolugh wlnite wines
rine.” We”
dlow
"'(Tem|!u-ance
Psa-I-Inf 01:3.
ba lXXii,i4:'z¢9-1561. lusty-
rosddnz. lPaad.m LX.il:1-7.
on
and
wmilbrate ‘ le him or
und
not
the
ilhe
ills.
lille
‘With tihle vlilotlhns lot intenlperance
can follow the ipiotlurve in Proverbs,
~'>@'l> by step. and and for inela-
seflvcs either _phases lot :the drunk-
a.rd's pitiable condition.
Just wiho wfas ‘the author 0!
this word .pliutnre cannot be stat-
ed uolwllusflveily. as the 1=roverl»-l
0! S0l0fllDfllt or Solumlonltc Prov-
erbs collectively are 'bellreved to
of centuries.
lit is dltfficuiit to determine
which pooiniions Were written
l-sa 30, states tibe cause of
unihslppy .piicture dlrawn in
e 29 is tlarfyllnlg long at the
c-uip. Rising early in the
nil carouslirlc:
w sl, ey -iiilllt go to
out .mixed wine," is 'looked
n as relterlng to -the conn-isseur
prides h,i.lnself on being ll-
ge of 'llq-uors., and seeks, that
may best :new vin-tagcs.
Verse dll, warns the' 0 not
iclinig bubbles, tllmt tell -that'
process nf rermentalt-ion is
on
not unknown. When it goel-h`
.n the 'tlluroalt maiuing its
ilfifull rllasci-nsiillanl 1e~llL 'Bitellhl
:lrger s-pecies, ol! serpent, most
tlluclxn liksaliily. The eyes behold-
.strange thtfngs-<Anyon<~ ever
ll_ll,lles_ ibfmli, .Lsllly. let hun lie on the grass alone the drunllarliis progress. 'l‘he Cam-
As _lllrdllll Talbot never welll “That’s your idea,” Clairt burst ‘fllld neglected and gave the young bridge Bible speaks of the drunk-
olll__ llle clllldrell were sure ll., out angrily. "It's LutIler‘s too-ldoctor her undivided attention aiiiard as “owe th-at lieth on the mp
lllll llol lllloll, of rlll llllll allll to own me body and soul It~it's evening 0; 1'
. __ _ . . ,‘ n. mast, als.-cl. the .i‘o'iIowing
refore, could not object. Mrs. (';°_9dl_0V3~l» eilllll-'B bwllllt ll 18. Jim' But tlhe mother did not think itll/‘€'l‘S'1‘» 35 #46095 “"l=lll UN* Ulm’
ar e
Rowland promised not to tell and / us o o in love with nroper for her guests to work, so.effe¢ts of the fiebalwil. burned
.vir. Rowland. fat and good natured,-me' He Suu comqs “° 50° me and *hfl ll‘-*Xt day Donald’s serviceslbfldll emlltl’ 'D“1"i‘5» f°"“ °1°"h@5-
lll Wllll llle llecre¢l._ Amy kelltlwrites me. Theres no harm in it, were refused and the long alle,-__noih|be1l. beaten andi no memory
promise and did not dance~'l9_ill@i`@? L1lll10l"S 199.10118-" ` -.noon was H ent 10 WH 'lllm I ll U l 'fi f Pd'
_ , p out under th t _ 1°" a “"9"”
Meallllllle_ Sllelm I_ln __ not, only I don t trustlwpp Luther in his hammooke, zllsddlnunlmlenness, lim shlruiid live
a d ni* 0
man 9 to et, ~ Clair ' ’en1|plh.nslseli ds lain against God.
promise hy watchlgng' "NW me! I ‘l°“'t care! what ifnlak1ligal‘o`:Y()_hx:n;¥1 a dress she wel Now to retumi to I-‘sailn Ci.
anlrby practising l_he_Jim does say nice things to .mol .lyoll mu_lln.l_ mlnd ll. your l.ll_lll_ 'ilills Psailm ds o.ssocdate,ll~ wifih
steps alone, humming rpelsometi-mes, oi-calls me pct namesilelos cross M supllel_,, Mm ,r.allmll<Da\~.id's conquest or Jelvus-slenl;
lrlllrll,.__ __l_:; _tlhat wrong? There; no harm _,alll ollce_ malllng lll'e excllse _lle_l_1_lmll;lci:gl___it  <itp_l.~tal__ Gs,n_d _ilr'l~llg.
When her birthday arrived, ant ° - l l. _ . ‘ ` _~ -tl i ell- e r o o'._ , lull __
was 18, she already knew pow, A1'e__you going to _let me have the lf; Ixustsff 1; 031;' 2ll,,rhlu5"’l;7l;'ursm§,:l1een milled "A lnllrror tor ldllgs.
lllul ll llglll_ grllcellll wal, of letter_. If you don i, I shall think_wm.k every lla ,llllrl géanqoll., it is iliie song of al. l~lg'ht»c~olls 1-u_lr
'lllllng in with the music. and of ‘befell S0'-118011118 l'°“ Call* 8110*” --Tyla,-l all   Do ' ld levelling to uswlbllsil evil ‘Wi
swaying, and ll little trick of twist- me; luarkell `,,Ev wrng' _ "1 _"e` nailomlii l~5girlltclou'l:'l~ss_. In Gre:lt
ller Bll0lllllers_ wlllcll Cllllre luriolls. she handed him the en- on ____ 'lght en :rl "rl'_” “uf 'hedmu itrfiltnln, 'tfhlis Psallm ls read alt
llllll would make her ll ellccess oll velope. Luther held it without Th l_e_l °li` ne' Ta" bc 0 mf" the -oorronatton oi' la new- nmuurcil.
slage_ looking at it. Without opening tt, 0 """ 5 W f’ "f°"'k ter neednt It will .be seen as Che -pass:l._u_oll
Claire. meantime, was teaching b_o tore it up and handed her the ;>;>f_fl_ll llnobllearly. lolln have t_o hlllie is read that .tho <L'esire_ or tie
sin in . .Her voice showed a P9095- ' r mn °Ve"'aPP "5 Kin was to eilliminsite a..i worlr
ieciderlgilgprovement as soon as “Be a good ilirl. and don't nn- S‘ll_ff¢S--bil! ll Gil!! be d0ll@-" _ :eraser ilblmliity iirom tllte rity ot`l,_
was lallglll me proper llllll, to swer it.__ Iknow Clarke better than When a mans poor_he cant hire_Jeh0l,,,;ll _ As pg B_ n,l.e_l.@_,~ gal-§_l
lll.elll_lle_ Clalrefll own volfe was you do, lie said. lnore men, and we cant always get mll, houqd the an exga.m,l;l19 to me lg;
rlllllel. swam ln all ordinary Bolt Mrs. Talbot, shocked and cur- them-" olwllized world, to aboiisil traitors yu
way. as her dancing was very_lously hurt, sat watching these "It‘s a matter of using what you and evlil things which destroy the viii
gllllll_ lrllllalll llelllg at all lllleresl_ two, not understanding any of it. have better. No trade in the world body and souls of mhe »na:riou. mr
is so hide~bound -by tradition as the ' ' » »
iairo also amused herself ily JANE'8 FRiEND i'al~mer’s trade The farmer is thee
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ing my e ocution lessons- 0' Cha l l_ ll, great r_e-actiona.ry_ iif we could get has lfesuilltw-xl in ll Vast l'°>1l\lC'-1011 speukilvir?
dldsust or the father. D ° him and his class-to see things dif- in
either Claire nor Luther ever _ _ _ ierently, we wouhin't thave such a om e __ _
nt to church-that, too, worried ‘Ami T“|'b°'-9 Pea” °f mind “'35 baekwgrd enquiry,” des. sl from inebrla-t on hills il on R,
lnotller and infuriated the fa- nm' "”L°"'-"1 'b-V the “PP°&i`i|-“C0 ‘lf
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tim spice of ity aslsaillnnts. vl lor
'I't has been ltnlelli, Prolrilxiilion 1'-ll
deaths .rl-om ltlooholii-ml. -tower
r sus for rfrinlos Aloci<l~rll\fi tp
f122.\Vh~at :vas iiho wsfizlht 0'
e great -hrlltlstlanel; mentioned in
welatllon?
L23. W-Inst ‘Vresell-t was given mo
_ . _ ~ _ _ i d speritly limi been enjoyed hy elle Qehazi by Naarnlan the Siyrioni
"Loo" really wasnt well enough Donald Moore was 41 young doctor mme M" Tanm "med 'but 'mm
. not say anything. Donald protested lm' _
just yet, and hated to be alone, so and looked it. That ls, he had cul- llml lla could have selll lll _folly were most affected by the liquor 'hi
wolllll slay wllll llllll -tiv-ated an small moustach t i
. ~ e o gve g t.r
'rlwn o real worry came along. him Il properly l>rofoss1onaIarme=1l- mm” md” M my ave" hm" 0
_ prob
|1|_ the l,05|_m,m_ ,,¢0l,l,_ey| one ance and also to make Illm look :E grgnlvag the wagons had been we
rning with some mail~he came older and more responsible, and Ile '
s he
Cuiiclra liealell. _
.1 My isgztizlrohe out pltgpllg
, r an _
l2:t¢sr‘;r:nd smlstfgvn, and itched
"‘ '“r:.‘i.:'..,....“"" ':.'..::...':""°"
th nm'
¢s?`but.¢_ll__»lf__lllid not lair C131- I
semen or kara
gapzlhd Ointment and purchased
some, and after usinqegletn about _rl
month I was comp ly billed-
(8i|ned) Miss Catherine I. Cenl,
abs-dean Hospillll NW °lllI°Wl
ova Scotia.
Cutlcun Boapl|Oi.ntment Tx-
pfomouen fmintsln -
:l‘¢;:skin eernion and skin health
chan when all else fails.
%??%.‘§'§éiEi
’ 8° m them" A shocked murmur came
erltance tax aboul be so great no‘»
tramp and the cold bath. And Ile me would have ll lllcrlllllwl lo
did fl” °“t lima mm); hay' keepmg hoard,” Jane put in;_this being her
§ fre., ‘-'gf ““ "f l ““ “‘°l‘“"‘g favorite topic. -
llflfn 'lllg ‘ °“‘““¢ °'° f" ’*‘“° ans. 'rusot reltvltl- mill lisglll-
“He keeps all tlirmnscles ht by
exercising otherwise .parts of his ffllglgg smut’ n' an “und” so
body would -go stale." Jana re-
marked, watching his iigure among
°"h°“‘ I” th” 'hay new' Wihat does a Dreednnuirh battle-
'lflle mother decided -her daughter lllllll_ lllllly erlullrrled wllll bllr ,lm
had rather too intimate an sc- wellll lll llle mme* ol ,larlls ol,
quaintanoe with tihe habits and ,l crlllllel ~'
views of this man. Somehow-twsii, slr, wlllgllr nllclll*
it just didn't seem right! ~ - .__.___. .
In the evening Donald ‘Dirt Dick wh” ll |¢ gm; |-lkyeuu 1;, vg-
through a course of "setting llb” me bv one half. when turned up-
gymnastics that left the eu! loin: sian do 7
- vm
_ .boy a wreak Amy, smiling imp' 'ng gin" 1
ning to whirl. at were they
'fro ne celflilmlsai
tlh -I l 1' ~r-
grealtily -nedluloerl and glreater inm-
gj . . _ __ .
aft
_ _ - ' fo
wlomen sipendl ftwloe as much in|
ost every day now -with letters was always over~carei'ulIy dressed. Mm' T.a1`b°" was mem' How ih
_ , , could he improve on wonk he never  8
the children. Amy, on the .bor the rest, he was rather .fine dld wllleh her husband had been al tl
watch as usual, took the letters and looking, with a clear skin nnll a ll All llls lllre., That was ,her coll_
distrilnlted them. A small gnvejl- great deal of color, ilrrn muscied, clllslve a_l_gumelll__Dolmld,a pmol In
one and a large one with a ecl - erect, with sveel~b1ue eyes that nar- or llls llleo never mwlled her al wh
edly masculine __handl_vrltlnzl welll rowed a little when he w-as intently _ul W “W
to claire. Lut er, aspen nl: 0 lnteresvd. and -iii r' .1 . ' fl
glance up from his mail, saw the ,ll-lllgllltllrollllllllll _lfall._qu“n y U its hard enough to save up zl “ll
- una- ‘ i
iar_get_lvl_j_iti__rl_S. ___ _OM C________ _ ,H0 llllowell ll lol or _surprlslrlg little money to leave your c .lrl-eller., df all "Wm uf Gall and
o g y u e no ll l l ll l- lll l ._ _, roll. She began onoo. myers of purity and nlglllioousneslll
to write to you!" he -burst out sud- ;ll?,;ali_pe'll;_ f_?m1:l°'l'; lllfns :lsr gl‘;'_'l‘; You ve no right to save any-_sh
den]y_ wllll Amy who was mom’ and _mlm thing for you-r children. Give them “ll
Claire riughed. and _lgtlanced _at lllrlllml  all these new people n fall-___il:art l_n llge 'an_d_ _yl_0lll'__l;l‘-_li __
th group-t ey were a ng umer _pons y en a ere, a c ~-
0 fame into her otherwise -monortoll ra are memall ml ll lc lll,
mm mu' n h yorrlnal ll' yi‘lle?"relw
"°"l'“_-'__°_""__ Tile first momlng after he came. “YW ere new n ' ‘
lhopeiessiy idiotic or. hopelessly in~
 _ Ilo___y_v_a§lb_l1_;s_;_i;_l__;ge____l_‘;l_;_t;&_l;i;8¢;l____l;l12l_*;i;¢,0ml,e¢,eM._we||l were should be
F   asleep" Mrs. 'rslbot sxcu ll nl . "°“‘° ‘“""°”’ “V °f ‘"“p°°‘°‘ °'
UNO' 11° “ke” 8' 1°” -"Map “"d'irom'youn=g Amy and her mother.
ll swilll before breakliiast," Jane nn- "Ol, course llolla or llll dare lle llle
l swwm ' I henfd him get up early judges of who is a. dmg on the com-
und go out. Hes probably gone ov- mlmlly and who lsll.l_ L ml.lll,_ll_
cr for a swim 'in tile river. wollld not ‘lam lrlll ln, lo let llle_ ll
6 *_* d R lhg:_“';l'_n:l°;£k“ walk °f me mn” oillld coming into the world, though
ed. ,, ' ' . ll ld
Har ,  an  .It he wants exerclse he might ll ]l§:;l;'ctl}1ll§lll(:;_.fi Wm' grow up
come and pitch hay, Jordan re- ..l,°ll would llllllrll-llrlll,rlrr_..,llll.ll_
’“’""“"~ Talbot 1-sill flatly :
At this. the surprising guest ro- "All for lllllllrlllll lrlolllly_ llle lll__
turned, his sldn glowing from his h
3 masses or workers ullo
ic. As o. -business nlun in a
nlow beiiier dine-well .lnli tile
spite of .sill assailants, most .of
mn are lintiuencletil by thi- com-
nciall side oi' the liquor trilrt'-l-,
wonderilui beneilcence to il\os~
o lllave adlolpted tit. The c-1ll~1_est_
1.15
llti
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118
L19
120
124. ‘Wllat King oi' Jndalh sllevl
s eight lllintliersf
‘1-25. lin what two ibaoks arc
lbiirion -rn-vvn solid: "’I`»hu mon neit|i_l_e_r tllle words -God nor Lord
u-n .
12,6, lin xvhalt vefrs/e Ls ('hr‘Ist
stores fo`r necessary ‘:"lin‘:s spoioell of as Ibotlh silent-ssul~ and
lan they ever dlid ibetore.” `Ill`f-‘£99-CffSi’»0|`~f'
Proflti\bi=ilol‘_v nleasures sLiI". show.
ANSWERS.
Mat. XI.. 28. 29.
Pilate. Jin., XIX.. 22.
Lk. XX.LllI.. 3-8.
Jn. XIX., 19.
I. Sam. XV., S.
Mat. XXV. 1-1.
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olrllll llowerm lg, lllal .r_.,,,l,l osssnoso slm<lNa
,lle me le,l,_l,e,,,_,ll.__. ,,,,,.-,ll sl-nv Fnom nA'rs
-spoe<1'»l‘ fr l. t r ° ~**
.es W 1”’ “‘ "°"_"_‘ °". _°__§f| wll.nllNo'r0N. N .2.~
llle to mmmote 11 holler, llrau , 0" l"m"`
_ l l lll . G |,_ |nleulbt-.rs oi' the crew oi' the Coast
mics M A m g I 0( ltiuard cutter iiiodoc have been of-
BlBl_.E QUE3-l-|°N3_ lficially colnnlenrleli for bravery at
sea. Tile four. three petty officers
.Test Maur k,mw|¢d.gp of the nad u seamnn, remained aboard a
‘water-logged schooner while tho
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_~` \ilii.|lIili‘»i I~i.||iifIf‘ii‘ liiliillilliitIiiIIllilililiilllIlilIliililllillilliiiiliiiiiilliiIllllllllllllliiIIiillill||IiiI.|.|IiillIi|'l| ill
_ Quality Plus
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r When you buy King Cole Tea you expect quality. But you
also look for something more-for a certain taste that is pleas-
ant to you. and that will be repeated in every cup you make.
The quality is produced ln Nature‘s Garden; but the taste
is the outcome of_ expert blel§i___ing which gives King Cole
its charactenstlc nch flavor- flavor you like, I; it me
worth much to have your cup oitea llweys-as you like it?
You'|l Like the Flavor.”
ur uns\:el‘s and oanupare them in tow. The day after the party
.th title answers ,pllhliahell in went aboard the Ship H BGVBPG
r next issue. storm made their situation precar-
121_ now qanlg dnl Jobs l;i'l.l-cf
epuq air \\-.itlh 'ivilu \v»itho-ull
us. They were unable to escape
to the cutter during the gale. '
When the storm had abated the
men found themselves surrounded
by rats that had been driven on
deck by the rising water in the.
lhip's holds. The rodents were
/icious from hunger. They raided
.he nlen's food. The sailors were
ltraid to sleep because oi` the
Ianger of being attacked hy the
fats. The men were exhausted
and bore signs of fights with the
rats when the cutter and tow
reached Charleston. where the
schooner was docked.
Upon returning to the station
hero the commanding officer of the
Coast Guard ship formally cited
the men in o letter to district
headquarters. naming W. ill.
Prentiss, i»oatswin‘s mate, first
class; T. Hansen. coxswain; H.
Knutson, coxswain, and K. lil.
Gustofson, seaman. first class.
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Why ia the Sun like a wellmada
loaf?
Because it is light when it ries.
Will is the difference between
an an and a dunes?
is
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