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`-Aceration,d1spl ace_ment3; ' `white V -or died, when:I read about Lydia. E. J?mkham s Ve etable Comgfund: so I be ntotakei and amwe againandy re eved of all my suffering. -Mrs. J `GEORGE J ORDY, Box 40. Murlton, ;N.J. W Lydia.=E. Pinkh_am s Vegetable Com. ; Bound. made? from ,native``' `roots `and ` erbs, con noknarcotics or harm. 1 ml drugs, and ` geholds the record.` for the largest num r of actualcures } :11]! femage` <%ise'?ae:&we';k:t:io t;:o f.' and ; ousan so voun s monlalsi ` on le` in the W "#3": Lynn, Mass.,:from.wo ~ t been cured from games -_,ey`_t > __ _-2; male 00mP131flt3a.@ -I - I * :%;ai%.2;%::*,::,:*:;9: ,$::. V Every surrenn wo * table .0, , :4 772a s:anaara'z7i{z`&z /rzzerf 0UVER TYPE- ma 17 A DAY. Tommy (pointing to thgt on table)- --Dunno, but ma got this one from a tramp for a. shilling, `cause he said he stole it. Didn't he, ma?"-Punch. A Kerry Christan. Guest (dining at merry Christmas party.)-Tommy, *where do turkeys crime from.. . .,0Aqi;1;rs-; is Tequivalentto raising. 33.000 lbs. one foot per mi:'1ute,'or 550 lbs. one foot per see- no: - - V u--- -- v--' `I ! `V. -1' f"""`0 _ ` [ One ton of coal" is . equivalent ts! two cards of wood for steam Ramos- ` ` I , . ' A galnlonn of water weig 5 8%. I53. }and contains 231 cubic inches. if To Asharpen;i dull.les laylfthem in rdihlte sulphuric acid until they ,are 5 eaten: deep endugh. -A` 1- - ~ ~~~~~- -v-v vv-`r-`-_v-vg -VIII! I-llin Double rivetting is from 16 to 20 per cent. `stronger than single." ` __ Al . 0. l`\..- ---I_!-` --L , `. V- - __--. `v- v..3 -. ggov-on Slllalg ` % (_)ne guliic . fool; an thi-a.cite coal i wenghs about` 53 . pounds. : uuua &ua15d.lCL 3 think anyone would. D115 nlI:.-' LL- Jgl.` ` .- --c--- v--uvvuu gg.rvuJI\li 1 . One cubic foot of bituminous coal weighs from 47 to_ sopounds. ._.-___ -u- v---V -uovouunlg .- ,_ 4 . 1 :T.he.re are nine square feet of heat- ing surface to each square foot of grate Asurfacea T .3;-,;_: Vvuuvy UL ulaulcttf U] .3350. ` _ Doubling the __c_lja.meter 9f 'a; pipe ; mcreases its capa_c1ty four tunes. `I'\--_I.1, ._2,-_;4!,- 9 '""'"""': """'.""-."' "" "f""'.` _ To nd cub1c_ mches m a ball mutt.-L 19135 cube of dtameter by .5236. T\n.-LI3..__ LL -_ _I _ , j__.._ _ -_ _------. wwvu. -a - nlnlair To-nd sufface bf a ball multiply square of diameter by 3.141-0. '1`- 124.1 _ _.1_..... -f +-UP-0'7" ! v . gvf-Q-avg: ! > To nd.sidevof an equal. slquare multiply duam`.tr_ by .8862; ' "I"- c._.n ._,L= ` -~..-., Iv-Uta-iO>C`VfI`C*T If cal-Ifalv To_] nd_,'cir'ctin1etence V of 1 m.;AaIt1ply.d1a;ineteg'/by 3.1416. ; ' To ,-nd area `of a" cit-c1e [ multiply % square of diameter ' by .7854.` 'l`. _._I __-__r`._ taply cnrcumferehcex by .3183I. ' T- 2-4 iEi:y`3`:1`v `.3`.`:`i.i tlhilh:r:a;pih1'f$d*1i0- about yourpjase mv;-,t_te:_q ' tial 19uex%%w;gIm%;%Ln<.{% `NYE?! Ybnrs. for 17 . a_ Day! cuvvwuj iIllI`Tjj (suooeosor to, the lo. I_%._ L. Bu-wick) lire Llfe Insurance. Real Estate Aencu. Money to Loan. I'_A number of good Farms and Town Pro- Wllibr Sale on ens `terms. BANK OF ll NTO BUILDIN 8, BARBIE. 4.5-ly own van: Eulsuuou UI I-nu Ivuuvuug 1)l'UlJUflalUl I PAR L l-Lot number _nine. on the eotgthside of _thetEe_sa. Road, in the Town ot Barrie, plin 169, save and except the west 22 feet thereof. There is said to.`be erected on said lends, a. good one-and-a-half storey brieyk,-clad dwelling house, containin seven rooms. ..This"property is toast centra ly and eonveniently` situated. ` t" `nnpmn -):';_r_..+ ........1..... 4.-.. ..;. n... ..-....1_ Olfers will be received bythe nndersi ned for the purchase of art of the West ha f of Lot 23, in the 5th oncession of Vespra, con- taining about ten acres, and being on the North side of `Wellington Street,` in the Town of Barrie, commonly known as the " Bunker Property." Thin nu-nun-bu L. --1!` .:L..-L...l -_.l ..._.-1.1 :l"`l;i.a`;'ii'ol[);::;li&s `well situated and would make 9 good_ market garden or chicken farm. Good two-`storey brick-veneer dwellin house, and cement stable and` born ire eai to be erected on said lands,` which are well watered. For terms and pu-tienlara, apply to STEWART `Ir. STEWART, I0-tf Vendor? Solicitors, Dated Oct. 8, 1920. Barrie, Ont. vuuue idenh )P,roperty in 41.- 1.44% _n 3. ,_,, olrm nun. rgcaivea by the undersigned for the urchoso of the following properties: PAR [EL I._.l'.nf nnrnl-mp ninn An 0-}... (Continued from Page Six.) " 4 always been rst at the farm, Hester had always been second. _To_ feel, herself put forward, to thank that there was anythmg about her which. could in. itself provoke love 111 others, was to her almost rm ossible. Never-` theless, it was the t ought of John : Rand and not `her wealth, that sup-_ ported her durmg thus lon voyage. when, for the first time s e began to walk in the-paths of deceit, when, for Maggre s sake, she stooped to Cflm. ' uuu v :1: mu on; up uuuuau. 4' PARCEL "-'-Lot number ten, on the south s_ide oI said Essa. Road, plan 169, save and except the east 22 feet thereof. There is said to be erected on said lands a. good one- end-e`-half storey brick-clad dwelling house, containing ve rooms. This property is also most centrally located. * For terms and particulars apply to " i ` STEWART & STEWART, .40~tf Vendor's Solicitors, Dated Oct. 3, 1910. 13 Owen St., Barrie JAM E.- AB .N.9_!.-.-D IQ nnnpsnnna-A-n [ E $1.i!-$1l`?1?.~ W`H?%mbod- I _ ies ail the notable ini- vprovementzi in -`watch -`making -VsV<`!_1r`enA jewels, cut gxpansion ~ batman. .iaoc1.m`ou.--m....r;..'._ V stem 'I;.a';r:s:riv;t:t-2; 'u......:::.~::: I 4- - . men. V $G9Id`-1iu.a..:_md 'nickql cases- ~ 11.00. ' ' "A in. `A. Iifi 21- > :in V1-; VJ IF? I ; L %'u:o: *:Isrxcnz-sm Wares- Just as delicious, just an nppotiiing, jut-ta wholeuome, as the minute they- won hkon from the shell. Bgtchet n liv~P`ofin_ts . -We are handling only Soghhipt Oys- ter: this aeuoh. A We are Registered Agents of the ,Su|oh?t Syshpm. and have gignod tghgil-_ contract to sell Soalahipt Oyiuu Just as received- oolid oyst,or- mats. . ._ We inv} just rescind the int ip- Ineut of tempting Soalshipt Oyntorn. There in ne feed more. peietable - none more wholesome-than -Sealeh-ipt Oyetern. They can be served in count- leee dilferent ways. ~. Ohr little recipe booklet is free. for the asking. Step in and get 5 copy. Sealshipticase Sealshigt Ozsters rut. ~~1.Am1io . Jwiun ' . B_ARRlEj H w 0Y3TER R. Powell This as am ____,_._-_--..-- -I-`u T _;`.`. TQW of 3_31'l i From Which sEao7a"is'6i' 1'HIasovLoI=%" MARGARET TOR. saw. 1=a1;r5:.1~: Are Sold _..,_` ` _..v.. _ 1` e llave"In stock I car of around Ollcnke. sold In I00 lb. such: or lot lotg. This is the aecond Anniveraary of the com. potion of our new Grocery Department. W a wish to take thia opportunity of thanking our cnatomere in town and count for tho ahere of the patronage which they an `van on aoliciti ` a continuance of same, a wiahing each an all the Compliments of the Season. WA Ilnvn g full and an-._l>.. .l-a. l:_- -1 11-- u -nu an Iguv uuuqmmcuu 0! mo mason. ,'Wo.havo, 3 full and up-to-dsto line of Gro- ceries, Proviaiona sud Fresh Christmas Fruits, etc. . . ` ;;!;}Ii.lTf" "ROYAL Hounnonn" and "FIYI Boats" Mnnitobn Flour, also Ru.uno3" .Fami`ly_ Flour. Il_pnI___- n_ -4,_n, , - - - vrmUn-sbA`Y,:? , . Beginning Digc. `)2 prices `will.be as follows: Nutf Coal; =. . . . ' ; ~3- .S,t6ve Coal .. .. .. '.` .* . _.:.Egg'A'_C0al ..`. . . . 5.... . N..;.~. . H .:.; .h. ...A 7 '5 The play mi ht have been the thing_ In Sha espeare s t1r_ne, but now 1t s the box-oice recenpts. C: vuucnu an :11 Coal thaffs strictly high-grade lmlerllow - `Phone No. 23 A...lIe|iveted when You Wish... W|lK|NSON S AnnTi"ifarv Estategf__%._\({ WiIkinson Do your Christmas buying in Barn: REPAIRED SHOES BOWN 8! CO. A W. WHl'l'BY S T.ABeecrol Tfumaot a General Banlciug Buium. . Nam Discounted at rersonable rates. . . . . Collec- tion cf Notes and Accounts given Drqa Iuued payable anywhere. Olwquea on outside banks cashed alloweatratecqfezchange. Sale Note: Cached or_ Collected ovornoctfavorablgta-rag`. T. BEECROFT, Manager .BANKERS. JUST As usual ...8ECOND.. % over $48.000.000 SAVINGS j ACLOUNTS SOLICITED Oce Hoctra--1 tb Elizabeth St. s'a'Ie'\iIiIkInsoa. ....AdmlnI;tratr_lx NEATLY QUICKLY 8:. CO. uua. vvv lu GIIJVJIIC IIICCI. Iargaret gaid she. did not \l-\ A IlII\In`A Totl Assets nu. axup Ill Wu-lcll 1 am vuyaglng. ~ . The clergyman. whose name was Mr. Earlton. said abruptly`-- ` "Do you know that your surname is a somewhat uncommon one? Margaret turned and `looked `at him. "Ts it? she asked. ' "Yes. Rand! I know a man nam- ed John Rand. I know some people also, who have lived more- or less at John Rand's place. It is called Melchester -Hall-it is in `Surrey. The eople who live with: him are, the ans-elds; Th-ere is Charlotte Mans-h eld, a very interesting girl, there is. also her mother and fatherand two goung brothers and a little sister, uzette. Is it possble. that they are relations of yours?" . _ _ "I believe they are my near rela- tions, said Margaret, colouring. Capital and Rue;-ve. $8.50 0.000 The Bodks a_n'd"st.atments of mast Bank are annually submitted. to a strictly independent audit. General Bankitig Bu sines's' Ttans_ac;ted' Barrie Bratich - Five Points " S. JIQADAM. Munoz: Capifal 4. Reserve. Fund [. `. . ~._ -..._$5>$00.00 I-lead oage, Halifax, ts`, General Manage:- s Otce, Toronto. c aaI_u. `lady ! _C__UlH W In D!!!" ' I ' Hipgw "k-ind y.ouj_are! Wil "you? she said; ` *." ` He stepped: in and.-at-Tdow1; b'e._si:le her. ~ They reached} D_d_1rer%.'S_trev_:t tn. mg? L venv few: %m.inw;s. .% F.E.arlt9p . wle % ,.in.. `.rst,;;> hf ay-i1tk15 ~.'s:talk<*i\_v:th : vuw 3 lllvlllllo So that lovefy girl is Margaret :.Rand! The `will is -an extraordinary .1 one. _ All` the property is left her` on 3 condxtion that -she mar-tie her cousin 1.; 8:; W. `mt : ..J*:"~ ;e on - o ave a -eceser I Hrall, bt`1t.he.ca.n'on! have iteif Mar- ,: garet Rand marri,es.zi-tn. They then, {I more or. less, diyidethe property be- tween them; it 1s a, strange W1", very _ stran e,.but then Stephen was always ;I an o dnty. , "CL- 1.. - l...--.a.::.-1 ._s._| n _-9a 1:-,_, Illll G` IIUUICI` IIIGI! .I|ICIU JKFIIII I\`"'\Io , Notwithstandinf. , Margaret's wishes `to be left entirey. ;to herself, Mr. Earlton saw to her comforts; He! secured `a rst-class compartment` to London which she could` have to her- self, he supplied _her.wi-th a basket of fru-lt"a.nd with innumerable papers, and then, saying; that -he heimself would be `.next door, he lefther. `She was alone. The great train. steam- ed'out`of- the s~ta-tion "on its way to London. Tears lled her eyes, she wished herself backein Tasmania. T ('11. 1.-.... I.-4.-.-I--n .I.:_ :-In _I__ W IDIICLI uca DUI]. UCUIS ` Ill -l.`G3IlIIII3. ,. "Oh, how hateful all this is! -she said to herself, `,'I cannot 0, through with it, was her next t ou'g'h't. A wild turn took possession of hen. Suppose I don't go through with it? she thought. Suppose I go to London and spend one night there and 0 back _to Australia in a. r-.-I _turn lgmat, and nd Margaret and tell `her I can't do it, and give her back her baptismal certicate and those -letters which prove me to be her? Suppose I refuse to commit this si..? Oh! it isn't worth it, nothing is worth it! .I used to be happy-I was happy tfntil Margaret` made me agree to commit thissin.l" - ` * urn-.. 4.1.--- .-,-L `L-` 1--'__";- 1:1 Durin the rest of the voyage Mar-- ggaret peaded illness and stayed in ' her cabin-. When. they reached Liver-A ypool she did not come on deck until very late; the anchors were set, a Igood many people had already left jthe great ship, '-there was no one -waitingefor her. The clergyman, Mr. Earlton; came up to her side. I man DIIIIA an.` in! J- x`.-`L:ng-.4\-ml barltpn, to her side._ . Mgss Rand, can `I do anyttung for you?, You w1l1 at least permit me to send` -a` telegram to your cousin, Mr. Rand? - n\1_ mt-,, n, u.., air a 7`i~}`5,; Mr. Ea:-lton. Thapk you very much mdeed for your kmdness, but you must understand that I am com- ring to England `under sp'ecia1 difcul- gs, and would mt'he1-`ght my wav alone." V * TY- I--I,_,I`-!..`;,` 1-- 9, `< .I , Cured by Lydia` E. ` Pink- ham s Vegetablwompounl `' A `no ln4\-av `Y 7 T Una` LL45` 7 -433-. L He looked '-into` her-face`; there wasl l something in her eyes wluch: puzzled [him for a moment--a queer, starrtlejl. lsorrowful expression. He said, : quietly.` ' T ` % j`You are Mar"g;a'ret Rand?" E "I am, she said. . 3 "I-congratulate you.. Yo will for- give` me if I say that _I know your ,.story. There -i-a.no gn-l_ in all the gworld more__ lucky. than you, for there is no` girl In all the world who will marry a-noble: man than: John Rand." L nAIu;6knGanA:n- lbug '.'..S-l.-. When they; got to London Mr. Earleton saw to Margaret's comforts. He recom.m.end'ed a quiet hotel in Dover Street; she drove there, and` took a `couple of rooms.` `Still she felt more and more disposed-to re- turn to Liverpool_ the following day. Surely -there must be; a -ship going -soon to Australia, ' Sh_.e 'coul_d_ hide in Liverpool `until the` moment. when. it sailed; shecould take passage and` go back to the =oun,t`ry. that she loved. a A u M:-,jEarl~tonj had". put her _into: _a taxi-cab: her luggage was .to' follow. bzf `omnibus; for "she thgd 9; `eat _deal 0, luggage."_- She :wa;,sf,Just rwmg_~o&_ to. the Jiotel ;,Dov'e_r) t:eet":".w'_hen; the C19! ,man i`put,`11i` hahd? oh dporioft_g_ca';"f"`-"-'"W rt !* . 7 ' "1' rQI'1`np`. 611;. and] 5("h'.y\hA`-A`; 395:`; `gt: a (beStttifu1' $512, sad Miss % l . a pr y gnr erse ,; w o 1 W351 St?"-dim! near: she looks as if the might be a,nybody. (WP Bflllli I011! (`Ann , aou:;I L`..- """`d"`3'Iu'e ,{ - .. ] 1 v . I Y dear, said ti 353 3. f M='ch=s`t 3 ho`,-.&oo_d_.. P D G of the neigh- up?! u| uI Calf. __ ` ` , , `I `gcrgqvgrthe _g.0Dl. `of`_the_ ht`el,'-Y ;'hS8}S1. ~n;ay,1 game w:tl1"?o_u? ` `inn 3 acn.I"` I73! " -1"... 5 I r_v- -J av-v vv_ salvo SDI aucugcuvt. She turned very white. _Tl_1cre weije girls -and `young men standing round and.-they fall gazed. at her, he felt herself. .-turning even a little paler, she wondered if she could keep it up, I she `felt `as if she `might faint. She i struggled had with herself`, `then mutnnmng somethin which no one could quite hear, se ,went ,down- stairstoher state cabin. Imme- diately the people on deck began to ` one's. mouth. ma- .7.--.. I-___c3 - a - -- talk of he;-,, her nante was in_ever_y.e . HER}? clergyman ;hjeld 03:; his. bani." V 153 Rand, Is` _It possible? mi`. `W mutter ? asked Mar- An 5'01! indeed -- have I the honour to shake hands with---to m3.k W aluaintance of thg missing ::.":.:;.:":,::*:: i.:W:.r":,: av: . _ _._ _ . w gstsfhfn Rand left. be"hin_31~ kin?" ' Q`:A|rA 6I.-a. LL--- -- __...- _..- ' u-;fu;eIn;\ueI|l.t|hlXt.hucnlqq nun`..- . V v at! egg us some pm. Pfty left _to_ me. sad Margaret; I.- 4..-..-) -____-_ -__-_I_.._ ulna --a-----uzu----.---an Incorporatyedyv 1832. $""""' " """" MAiu}rox' N.J.--I feel tgiyman. 1%-"inkham s 'Vegetab1e- Compound.'..has suffered for ten ears with serious emale troubles, in- could not sleep. Doctors gave `me up, as they said my t r o u b 1 e s were chronic. I was in despair, and did not 4.. ..Il-.I Q..I.-_ .'I nanunl nlgnugl. T-.I8.u 17! 'ven menew life. 1 iiammation, ulcer-i ation, indigestion j nervousness, and care whetherl lived ` It was at `St. Andrew's in Scotland, the home of golf, and dear, quiet Aunt Mary had come up from Lon- don to visit a golng family of nep- hews `and nieces. .`A. A.-- `L. E._,. 'L. _, vv uul. Lucy an - .HereupVon Aunt Mary opeed her wo_rkbag`nd produced twenty-four golf .ba:1ls.--'-Youth"s Companion. uluur. . . ._ b'.'A gag: ma-ny pefopl scemi $0 be a out _a -some 0 t em ca e out to me a.: most _eccent.t-ic manner. But I d1dAn .t`take any not1ce_ of_thetp. Andboh, `my `dc-411-:;.'tJ'_foun<:l sI:gch _g' num er 0 curxous e roun t mgs. ilhbrou ht __-then}; home to ask you` w at t ey at-e. A I-rinrnncouixoq A nan` `K-nu`.-- AAA..- L-.. Some people were calling on him and his wife; and after a while he said to. .his little girl, Go upstairs and tell your mother Mr. and Mrs. [Jones are here. 'l7he child went, and lafter a wh-ile returning resumed her E191! Say Cleveland Dentists Who Extract Eye Teeth to Remove Nerve C[l3lC_Yf"'y.Q.u wu_1onen' 868 I113." V * Oh, tha_nk.`you', _.she answered, _-"`that,.is.s90d .n;'ews-* . V A V ' `, }%am%, glad j'y:ot,1..thin`k` it so. he sax " ~` - 1 I,."Mr-. A EIa.t0n;'%? she. replied.` one Job to get up `n'ere, t we?" "We certainly did,- said.the,-brake- man, and if I_ha,dn t put. on "the brakes we'd -_'have slipped back.--% Lippincott s Magazine. .`m`I`j3.id' ou tell your mother? ask- ed the ost. V r And what did she say?" ' The little girl shrugged up her h shoulders, `twisted her face into an. `expression of unspeakable ennui, anl nexclaimed, She said-we1l, she said, ;`_Oh, dear. --Exchange. ' [gnu uuw unu yuuapcllu uu: IlIUr.llII_l5 L Oh, I enjoyed myself immensely, ;my dear; `I went for a -walk on the moor. ' ` ` . `IA ,__I____ _- C , `Va; 1` a -v. uavc yuu lIUL' I "'Oh yes, and I shall see thm. soon, but I don't think anvone will meetl` me m Liverpool; in fact, I am sure` of that, continued Margaret, for I have not mentioned` the name of the ship in which I am voyaging. 6 TH: 1-`AI-nvunsan llrksn annoying nuns Cleveland, - Dec; V 27.-Dental ex- perts .here announce that by remov- mg the eye teeth thousands of per- sons affected with cross-eyes may be cured. T h-ey experimented with Car- rie Mangina, a. pupil at the Murray .Hill school, who attended the school dental clinics, and by extracting four of herteeth, including the eye teeth, removed` the pressure upon the nerv- es of the girl sreyes to such an ex- tent that now her eyes `are straight. an-an, win: a algal. UL Icmcz. . I tell. you W'hga.t,. In.` v_;f_e` Job to get up `here; 1dn we? ml- ..-a.o..:..'I.. .I:.: H. ...:.a ..1.- 1.- pl y. un: ' X -t:;utf;leWf`ig:s: after-noon some one managed to stop talking gqlf long enough to ask, .Well, Aunt Ma;-y, -and how did you spend the mornings `Oh_ I enioverl mum-JP imnapnc-.91 lady whe had charge of the bugeau gave Mlargaret the most luxunous room that she had to offer `her guests. with] Mr. Earlton. Margaret turned -and shook hands "Good-bye, and .thank gals, -she ' said. T . I will meet you" presently at VMielchesgte'r Hall, he said; I did not tell you-.--I waited until now` to -tell yea that fan; the; rector_,o'f Mel- gehesterek-y._m_1h wig-ll _o,ften' see me_.j _ - inns.-' l~n;.'.`....1- ~-...._. .4.-- ' _A brakesman who had not been long employed.was.going up a very -steepugrade on his. rst. run. With .unu' al dlifculty; the engineer suc- cee ed" in ereQ'u :hxng`ieth'e._t '_At -Que -a._L2-.. 1--I_!__ , .' `-u_uu q:_uuI1|\_;Ig;L4 tut: cugnnccr suc- ed an ereachm_g:theUtop_..'. "At -the `station, looking out-of his cab, the engineer saw the new. brakeman, and said, with a sigh. of relief : T 4--11 ...... _.I.-. ...-_ -I- ---- L- I _ l . Hogan -was `la.-lying. nlur-se to the twins `on the ronot porch, says The Metrogolitan Ma. az-me. `The twins were owling. neighbor paused at -the gate. We'll, Hogan," he ask- ed, what would on take for them children of ymu-.n " Hogan shifted in his chair. All the money in the V wurld .couldnu t buy thim, he declar- ed. .But,"- he added, I wouldn't" 've tin; cinjts tapiece_._for any more Ike them. 5 - ` ' - A _cex_'ta.in W'a;shimgton/ family -`.5 conxpnced that a-ts eight-year-old hope- fut 1s_ destined to become a great. scxentxst. [He had already begun to see. the connection between cause; and effect. `YA; -_ I-.. _, 7 _. -|-' CIIII VlIVU|vo _ , Not aowlong: ago `this youngster was looking at - a. drop of water through `a. microscope. Here, there, an? every;wl 1'ere were darting animal-_ cu ac. .. . .1 ' mg--- 9. 1,4. to - ' . -v v - `,w---- out-uovno _ _,____ , . There were no adventures.du'ring` the voyage, it was a perfectly eaee-I Iul one;Tit seemed even as -t on h the elements were in favour. of` the new Margaret Rand in this trial__trip of her life. The other young people on board became quite friendly and asked her innumerable questions.l Who would meet her when she got to Liver ool? `Would anyone meet knee? no-nrnu-A6 nn:.-I QLA .11.! ._--a. . `|`1\?E>w,_...:I'f.'.l:tiew,. . announced. the child to`the family, what sings when `the-kettle -bovi!-s.:. It s_ those little bugs."-_-September Lippincots. Bishop X. had otiicieted in the col- lege -chapel;. and,` though his dis- course was most excellent.. in` itself ithad no ob'v"ious~connection- with ithe text. At dinner Prof _Y. was ;` asked his obinion of the bishop'. s ser- `mon. -Dear.-old man! he exclafm: ed. It was -`truly alpostolic. He took a text, and then went every- where preaching ~ the gosple.--Ex-_ change. . '- . V. 0,ld-.fa's.h_ine;d.- .garmnts,: -are, us`-. ;turally1,l: unf-atm'li_ar _-.to ve-year-old Helen. Recentiy she was looking at the` picturesin 2a somewhat` ancxent magazine, and -o_bs'erved an engraving of arwoman equn'ppedwith`far-spread- crinogine. O, mamma, look, sh: exclaimed; .here s a foolish lady who's wearin , her hat for a skirt! ye-Wo.ma.n s ,1-fame Companion. ' %m,AA4b..meg;%.;,;;e;;as{am &$cas; L ' My bQnn'c_t's'p;9eads over1t_he se`a;' To"mefely spreadvwvl-.r the sidewa?k~ `Is ndt enbugh for me. . 'os--_..-I CROSS-EYES cm NOW BE CURED. % f Old-.-fashicined gai';ne_nts,. J are, Iran`: - nn`.ann;'Nao- inn 8.... -...-.. LE`caFgo Jour`m1.% vl'I\vIo `lad, w_e had a 3-05 ..J.".B"!' tuuln auyu|.lC vvuuxu. _ ! "But, sad the -old clergyman, who had been her friend. more or less. during the voyage, "I made_ sure that you_,-tha.t you would be surrounded by friends and acquntances on vourl arrival; you have reiations in Eng-' land. have you not? . (Wk none 11011` ` mutual` an. L`----- -Q--- I 4 '] ' .} Easy." . What do yGu undettand` by the -n:ecessitics__.of~life? r'_ . H _ 1 _ . I `cans fo e,c1_:_r1ng ` the .h'1x_u- V! The yollver %Typo:wrl'l~or The Ollwvrer" Tyiacivrltof = { H`, ` vv-- vuvvo Vol tune lavloavo . '_l`he simplicity and. strength of the ,Ohv_er fit it for family use. `It. is be- com1ng an important fagtog-4 iq ;h_e ghome training ofyoung pe leV."VA'n `educator as wellas ya m9l_1x:maker.' 'r\'_-__ _.-__ -.'n2 AL iii"; mmonwe A . \Our newsellin -plan puts the Oli- -_---v-_. 1-u vy EC`. 33 3 _ II`cIo yet on t_he th:-es old of every home an Amenca. Will you close the door of `your home or `office on this? ref-q maskable Oliver oppattuiiiiy A `nr...-.- 42;. '2 .--._..L ;_ ------_---uvvw v--vv. yvyvasuuloy ii . I -Write for further details of `easy. oer`and"a fiw.-Le copy of -thenw ::011ver.s.ate1s- Address 4 V` vvuu auulcs U1 sucn CUIIVCIIICIICCS IS The Balance Shift-_-'I`.he~ Rulip Device-The Double, Release -'_- The Locomotive Base-The Auto- matic 'Spacer-The Automatic Tab- ulatoz--The Disappearing Indica- tor-The_ Adjustable _Paper Fin- gers - The densed V K e y- board--all ' Scientic` Con-I "SEW: , v---- cw. -. 3' IJJ.,-I 1;: , The typewriter whose conquest of the commercial world is a matter of business h1story-yours for 17 cents The deniand comes" from people 5: all classes, all ages, all occuoations. Th lnainu-:6. A 0243...`- kg- -_._- LU her?! . .0/' an blaimca, ill SECS, III 0CCuoatI0nS. The majority of inquiriee _l1__as_e"p`me from people of; knovm ..n`ancial standing who. were. attracted by the novelty of the proposition. Ag..iq1- pressiye, dsmonstration ..,,.of the. im- me_ns`e' populhrity of-the Oliver Type- writer. ` , L ' The Oliver Typewriter is a money- imaker, right from the `word"`gfo !" So easy to run that beginners soon get in the expert Elass. Earn `as you learn. Let the machine pay the 17 cents a day-and a'll.above that is -' yours. Pleae= -' read. `the? heudline ever again. `Then `its tremendous .si_gni- cance will `dawn-lupon-L you. ~. :. _ _ A__ I'\I!,_-. tn. -on-on Iv all QC V` II ~. KIIKIIIE "Yg ' - An""Oliver Typewriter--the stejrrd-` ard visible writer-the most highly perfected typewriter on ' the marke -yours fox-.17 .cjents= a.-day! gg: TL- A__._ - ' `The cypcwriter V is with scores of such conveniences as TL- 13-1-....-- c|.::.n cu-nu__ n, V . Y .. _ w- -7- ; U We announced this newysalesplan recently, just to "feel thepulse of the people. Simply alsmall cash pay- ment-`--then 17 cents a day. That is the plan in a nutshell. ~ 0!`! , ---o -no nunuullvllg *m vl`11'e result has been such aaideluge of applications for machines that we are sxmplx astounded, ' I V - Fl|I__ ,9, ' Wherever you are, there's" work to` .be "done and money to be made by using the Oliver. The business world` is calling for Oliver operators. There are not enongh tosupply the demand: Their salaries are considerably above those of many classes` of `workers. AN OLIVER '1`YPEW_'RI_'l`ERi IN EVERY HOME!" A > i That is oiar` `battle "cry We e have made the` Oliifer "sup`rerne % in usefulness _ and._ _ ,abs`ol`utel`yg ~ nndispensk able in .b_usiness;.",,No w..ednles the conquest of_the -_h,on_;1"e._. " Vt'art_`li,ng_ cdnfmiiion of 01.11 b.e~ lief _that the Era of Universal Type-. writmg is at hand, . V "Of course, I am a `dreadfully wicked girl," she `said _to herself, and wicked as I am noyv, It is nothmgat all to that which lies_ before. `me, the lies before -me, the lie qppn lie. that I shall have to tell, the lawns lie that I shall be myself! and yet. by so do--`l ing, I help Margaret. She will -be, happy with Tom Gaythorne, and I- oh, I feel in my heart of hearts. that I shall love John Rand!"