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_ \ ~ _ \ , i "Well," sztid Iliilis shortly to the
`~ ' ` _Z '  gray haired lawyer, who seemed rath-
,- _ ~~ _>  er bored with the whole matter, “what
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-about the ltcnlth and wellbeing of their children
I' should exercise great care in their choice of a. soap.
t Nothing can cause more harm or discomfort than
‘ an impure, li-.trsh or b.ttll_\' made soap. _
_j I-l;ib_v’s Own Soup is so pure and of so fine a
ualitv that tn;i1i_\' niedicnl
nien strongly recommend
 use for _voting children :ind babies, because it cannot
" liarni the inost delicate and sensitive skin.
' "l’.'.il_>y‘s Own” leaves the skin fresh and fragrant,
soft and sniootli. Rt-fiise siibstitntcs.
Baby’s _ Own Soap
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into cvcry iob at this office:
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with the appearance ol' your
lt' the price has been as much
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soitl un viva- S ittntiilcrs
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stilti wc give is tttuihl.-rs
tio/uri It-fl of tiles. ttiuibt‘l'.~ to give :tws_\~
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it belongs-200 yards to the south,"
said he. “Your deed reads perfectly
clear. This fence belongs the other
side of the grove. The grove is yours.
You’ve pnld for it,"
Ililiis frowned. “I hnte truuliie," he
observed. “i’ni n newcomer here. l
don't want to start on my career as
owner of this place by nntagouizlng
people."
“Then let it go,” said the other dis-
giistedly. “Let 'ein put their fences
_ on to your land its mitch its you please.
in 11 little while, let ‘ein once get the
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I idclt yott‘re :tn 'cnsy iiinrk, :ind tlicy'll
eitci'o;n»li on you right und it-ft."
liillls sttntigliteiieil liiiiiself, and his
eyes ilnsliod.
“lf it‘s a matter of preecdenL"- he
bt-gun. _
I “lt is,” said the lawyer laconicnlly.
“I ltnoiv the crowd round libre."
“\'ct'_v well, 'llit-ii," sitid liiliis; "I'li
[hare ilic gztrdeticr rtttd some of the
I iiieii (ix this tnitttvr up in short order.
I linvit' goes the ft-nee where it belongs.
I'I`\vo iititidrcti y:ii'tls lo the south, you
stty? (iootli l`ll see il. grins tlit~re.”
"A ttinti itt.'ty jttst`:t.~t wt-ll stztiid up
for his ri;;‘lits,” the lnwyer rctiiiirketl.
I“:ti1d iii this vicinity I ltnntv perfetftly
fwcll what I'tii saying when I advise
Iyoti to keep 'ent oft your toes nt the
_ otilset."
'~fHiliis turned on his heel and made
his wny buck toward the house, the
lawyer following.
'i‘\vciity minutes litter Tim, the gar-
ticiicr, was tearing down the offending
fcticc, while two helpers he had In-
\'ci;.:lc<i itilo snrrlf-e_\vei'e digging post
itules for its resetting on the other sido
of lilo grove.
lint-tiext nioriiliig 'l‘iiii, with it ingu-
liriotis expression on his homely face.
:tppo:ii'vd iii-ftwe ilillis, who was loung-
iii_-_: in the liliiuiry of tiic house he had
, rceeiitly plit'cliti.<t‘tl.
I “The retire is lntrk, slr,” he begun-
“hack just wiiero it wus before we
tore it down."
“Tilt-ii nike it down once more and
set it the other side of the grove,"
' llillis t-otiiiiiztiitlcd.
.\ll the iitortiiiig '1`iin lulitircd :ignin
with his lieipers, btit at dusk flillls,
\v:tlliiti;; down to ltispect the juli,
futititl the ft-iicc in its nrlgitiul position.
“ll`nil" ite tniised. "\\'e`il luke rt
litttid iii this thing persniiiilly, I tlilnk.
ilo, 'l‘iiii!"
'_l‘liii,' who was enniltig tlirnugit the
litisiit-s, littstt-tied his steps.
"You see lioiv lt. ls,” stiltl lillils to
his ;_'ui'tlt-tier. "(‘:iil the invtt and
iiiovc it oiicr- ntore. I sliitli ltcep an
t-_\-1-oii it :iflcr _von tnovv it this time.”
4)iit~<~ ngziiii thc |'t~tire ctitiie tiowii stud
went tip :ignlit i'tti'tlit-r in the soutli.
liitrlctit-ss vztiiie nti, tititl 'i`itii ntid tliti
utcti worlxi-d by the light of ittiitt-rit~t_
\\'ltt-n tht- work wus done llilil.-i snld
eui'll_\':
"i'll sliiy livrt- now tiiilii this imit-
tt-r is svtili-tl .inn w:i_v nr the other.
ilrint; tm- dnwii it bile lo out. 'l`lin.”
'l`liii liroiitzlit the lttitrli from the
liotisi-, itiitl ilillis sctilt-ti liiliist-lt' with
his Intel; :t;;:titi~'t n pliic to ki-vp his
vi-:il :il the |'i~ttl-t~.
ll wits iicitriiig ii o`t'lo<‘lr when lie
In-:ird foo|.~'li-|»~t itihl low \'oit't's. lfe
:ii-use :ind slrotlt- tn lite fntive. 'l`wo
inmi :ti-tiioti with .sliovt-is :ind saws
were nlrttntly slnrliiig in on ii.
"'|'lmt. font-11 stitys _lust where It is
this limo.” sold lilills quietly.
“Does it, intlt-ed?" sttld a quiet voice,
nntl out of the dnrkncss stopped 1
_voutig tvoinnn.
“You Ititve tio right to this grove,"
srtld the girl. "You, I presume, are
Mr. Itlllis. who has bought the Arnii-_
time place?" , ,_ Q*
“l fini." said Fliliis. "
“'I‘hls grow- is ours,” she went ol.
“You itrcdiiss Gray?" Hillls askd.
The girl nntiflnri. '
sure of my position."
The girl hit her lips. "lf ID! 91°”
more lt, tmhat will you do?"
“They uren't going to move it, Miss
Gray.’.’ said Hlllls very quietly.
"'1`here ls iatv in the land. We shall
see.” she replied. "1 atn not going to
let the tneii make any trouble now,
but the courts shall decide it."
She moved away, followed by the
tivo itien, who were muttering angrily.
But Illllls heard nothing more of the
fc-nee save tt word from his attorney.
who ' informed him the Grays had
taken the matter to court and through
his own alertness they had lost their;
case. Hlllis grinned and was relieved
that the matter was settled.
Some weeks later he strolled down
to the mooted grove. Ho was sitting
on a stump when he heard a stranB9
sound to the left-the sound as ot_
sotne one sobbing. He arose and-
u;o\'ed softly in that direction. There,
sealed on it fallen pine, her face cov-
ered with her hands, was Miss Gray.
“Obi” she said, looking UD in em-
littrrassment. “Ohl”
Site jumped to ber feet and started
to more away.
“Miss Gray, just a moment, please."
snlil iilllis, stepping quickly to her
sidc.
.something in his voice made her.
I.-alt' her footsteps, even against her
will. '
She faced him defiantly. "Y0u’ll
put-tion my trespttssitig. I trtist,” she
said slowly. “But this grove _is very
itiuclt to ine~aud-still since we lost
it"~-
"l tll~ln't tiuderstniid about it," Hlllis
siiid t-oiitt'ltel_v, but the girl was S0119-
Next evening, after it busy day nt the
i-tinnty seat, Ilillls drove over to the
1irttvs'.
lite lnid u tztctfui little speech all pre-
put-ed, but somehow, fttce to face with
tlit- girl, the speech took sudden wings.
"l have brought you the deed to that
grove," ite broke out nwhwnrdly, “and
now you must take it atitl put your
fviice wliere it wits oi'igiiitiily," he hur-
ried on.
"ltideed not," sttld she. “I couldn’t
possibly do that. '.i‘iie grove is yours.
We are quite wrong in the mutter."
Lung did Hlilis argue, bitt the girl
wus obdurttte. He wttikcd hotneward
ft-elliig decidedly like :t cud.
llotvevcr, Hlllis wits at persistent
inortul, and llieretiflt-i' he went daily to
the U.t'n_vs‘, osteiisilily to argue with
lite girl about uvceplitiir the grove, but
in rt.-niity lie 'knew it wits sonietliliig
utterly ditfcrent that took liiin on his
tlttlly ci'rtiiitl.
“Now, wily,” said lite girl one even-
ing ttfter some two weeks of this-
"wli_v should you be so :tn'xious to give
np that grove when you were so anx-
ious to keep it lu the lirst pltice?"
"Weil," snid_Hillis, with an uneasy
laugh, “liiei'e`s a Scriptural injunction,
you know, about loving your neighbor.
I believe we are itistructcd to love our
neighbor as ourself. Now, I have gone
that injunction one better. I-I love
tny neighbor, a ccrtnin one of my
tit-ighliors, very mitch better than 1 do
myself or anything else in the world.
I-1-hang it-I’m rather awkward
ntiout snying things, but perhaps you
understand."
Her hand rested lightly on his arm,
and she was smiling up at him radi-
nntly.
“1’ll take the grove now," sho laugh-
ed softly.
She Finds s Flat.
"Weil," said Polly, smiling sweetly
tts she poured the tea, “1 saw a per-
fectly lovely tint this mornlng”-
“0li, nonsense. i'oIly," said 1; “we're
not going to more this year. I admit
this place isn’t tiny too comfortable.
ttnd the wall pnpcr in the parlor is the
linilt, bitt if we moved the chances
are we wouliltrt get anything better.
All moving would mean would be $47
to tt lot of fumittire breakers to come
in here and stunsh all our brlc-a-brac
and make dents in the top of the piano,
to say nothing of our having to break
lti a new janitor and tip a lot of new
elevator boys. .We stay where we
tire."
"I've taken it, too.” said Polly, up-
pnruntly paying not the least attention
to tiiy obsei-wtilons, "on a long lease."
"\\‘lint?" I cried indlgnantly. “Taken
it tint on a lung lense wltliout consult-
ing ine?"
"You asked me to, dear," said Polly
detntireiy.
"l'r” I roared.
"Yr-s, und I told you that in spite of
itll your futilts I loved you still," said
Polly, “and so I took you for life-
jtist the dearest old tint there ever
wits!"-Neiv York '.I‘ltnes.
When Knowledge lu Valuable.
'l`ht- faculty of having oite’s mind
plgeunlioled is of great value. Some
people have their mental bookcases
und storerounis piled up with masses
of inittt-rlul, itll valuable perhaps in
tht-lr way, but jtimbled up nnd piled to-
getlttit' so that when any one thing is
wunit-d it ls not to be had without
uve-rliitttling ten limes ns innch other
tnult~t~ln|, which, however valuable it
tnny be ln ltst-lf, has no particular use
nt the niouient of search. Other peo-
ple can lity their |iien_tnl hands on any
phi-tit-tilrti~ fttct or fitncy at a inotnent's
iiotit-o atid can keep on pulling otit
other facts ttud fancies of the same
general character until they have told
or found ull tht-y know. There is such
a thing as an embarrassment of riches
ln one‘s mental treasury as well as in
matters ninlerlal.-Exchange.
"”“"' Fnvorltu.
"What are you going to put ln
there?" asked his wife.
“Pens. dear," replied the mln with
the trowel. "Say, if you’ro going into
the house, bring out 1 can with you.
You know-the kind waited for dinner
it is mine," said he. “I have not*
moved the fence without being very‘
All Hour is made from wheat. But
there are different kinds of wheat and
several ways of milling. I
Royal Household Flour
is made ofthe best hard wheat in its finest and
purest form. It always produces uniformly light,
wholesome bread or pastry because its quality
never varies. If your grocer docs not carry
Royal Household Flour, he will get it for you.
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side, alternate trips Port Hood and
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