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has no equal for quality and flavour. Ifyou have not tried Salada, send us a post card fora free sample, stating the price you now pay and Green or Mixed Tea. Address use Black, and if peek Salada, T: ins the Big Grade | 4 By EUGENE JONES. y went db; creasing further down to four. were to be o in grabbed ‘for the air— tor GH tear CHAPTER Y. ly Minutes full of saa Se sound 1 by, lengthening like chaos. Shirle je during those last reeling sec- AUgES. ea Teteatrvalie; a white blur, ont the race. ¢. vere otns ickered about us fe instant, ‘was, her rom the cab as I ane lost in our exhaust smoke. At! | “Fainted,” announce Hilsborough & the girl spoke. shortly. ould tk erent “Will it?” she ome nerve, I'll sa al nodded, ‘praying for the | truth of a m Duval catapulted into the eentre Now Spartan; I recog: ae ithe . For an instant he didn’t whe It wa t he! “shiney, dearest!" His voice held an grade which dropped off easily at one-| 88ony 0 foe rotary plata, peaaar her eae thing un te tor ouch the . Te the ust teas: Then suddenly, out of the nigh ape anuther ers growing rapt ly. Shirley saw § “Give me the throttle Z For an instant our eyes met, spe haps for the last time, It was a she yeream- ac igarasah ne and the girl who had handled the 's glance never left the we mast catch in mn earth he whispe ered could ctirb 0 vat -mile speed oh me hen moments; the wtp RUE cheaaetne sins carried irley’s tense her that tent shall, Was” the ie I saw of either of them rutes left—| that k 6. Summoned to Bowlsor me! ae thiecdivision taught her to k to old inate |veristions—st pea ie aie Sink- ler, Scottish Source—Geographical. mech contribution t Fre ture of the English must be included this group of family name: In a sense they as having been family names at. of the cendants a native name. The forms St. Clair and St. Clare and ee ieinnes ” he began when | Cla He nett tok de her, smoothing b: er hair, tah he chilled little bands eak to me, dear. Please, please,” She opened her eyes, closed them but_a smile remained, With And 0 one of the Pullmans. yaly. oar morning, when T was office, did> I life railroad- hats why the engineermen on a4 Ee “Comte de Sanct tastes court. himself w into ~ Suimames and Their Origin Origin Norman-French,..aléo S. may be regarded the time of the Norman invasions, though actually bequeathed it to their des- ts, th a re a too, the name of Sinclair y be regarded as Scottish, for it is thes name nor one of the clans of Scot- schon Retna ly enous, ee of the ae land, But the Scottish name is sub-| tions of this ame of Moon The little fellow looked doubtful. Ject to the same explanation of Nor- or “O'Maoinaigh," which is a ancient “It He tells you what to write,” he 3 Like many Scottish names, including those of several of the clans, it is not given of course, explain the source. The one of his women ae out to lunch, forms Sinclair and Sinkler are butj Irish word “maoine,” meaning | ~ what the wife doesn’t hear the wife variations in spelling which have de- ait wags doesn’t nag about, so he decided to say is from spellings which original- by no means. similar." There te a “Thomas a6 St. Clare” referred in es anc’! sae writs of Parltement e occurs variously in the old dgcuments as “St. Clare and “St. he Seottish clan name ‘traces back ia a follower of William the Conquer- thro his son William, who in the ‘eign of King David I. of Scot! ale - > thi Through grants of mae a ae fe Sie ae later, the Sinclair the clan system of the nathan Goels as a distinct entity, talk of two wee mites whose tongues ee oe name “could x fand-won won the ey ne of King Haco} qj, vi. a ‘ee y over Ork- ney. ea songhotts ne the clan were Sas and Strath miter Le they are saying” child. % ed ready Ives. ao Lay Teaguaee uve a whe Mttle They t God, ae ay keep it till they’ i Chee." MOONEY = sph st — O'Mooney, O’Moynagh, Basa Origin—Irish. given name. Edited. mily ni in the Mooney} “You writing your sermon, ‘Tike virtually ae Irish sur-| the small son of a minister ated in- , are derived fi name; | terestedly. aad originally bore relther the prefix] “Yes, boy,” was the reply of the 40? oe as he looked up from his manu- 1 ae peels o “How do you know what to write, ” was the next asstien aacee tells d the chieftain’s Ponders as well naoehae ly. ,” the minister replied, iapreate Irish form, its | demanded, “why Ee fe go back and ASA a lot of it o1 [eae is ee A Woman's Logic. The other day a famous lawyer took ae ae was “Maoinach, ” from the domination of English enstom ant hang as well ag English law me instances comy jed al vari. ove: periods: the, ‘naling of is Ubiow aver yiuiiyn inioads betiac that family names, and the existence of | nor oun, gach indiy’yatvine’ Tortie es Mocicy, Moynagh and Money is traceable to is the fact that the English \and Irish “But alphabets, do not parallel each other | with men w completely, and the pronunciation of the Irish diphthongs is quite different from Hnglish, Family names ; of the Mooney group are hate DOs in Ulster and in King’s having been derived eck aiterent chietialne of the seme Bat some busybody, who, as usual, told his wife instead, and ras duly scolded for “Why, the dinerones ». in the bill,” smiled the lady, “One way you save it, the other way you pay it.” A Little Knowledge. Young Anthony Giles, son of Farmer on, eaded them off and sent them out to} Giles, up: demobilization went to BITS OF FROM HERE & THERE | eee A Tragedy—for Her. aie so melancholy, old man? “Miss Brown rejected me night. “Yes, Nature's Wardrobe. last Well, brace up; there are others.” of course, but somehow I can’t help feeling sorry for the poor girl.” eacher was explaining to a little ped their a one of the special schools arranged for x-Service en Pqneee bate “hints” aie farmin, Old Farmer Giles, some time: after his son: returned to the*farm, met an old ‘friend, and together they discuss- hea play on the porch. After a moment Nellie nee a: “M.: other-don’t: care how much I all the newest Margare’ wish I had a nice dinty mother like you've got, Nelite.: r bi learn anyhing- at:the Farm School?” inquired’ Giles’ friend. “Yes,” answered Giles. | “He learnt @ little Ne inuch for us.” “How 6 “He came back with a lot of new- tangled alone about how to run 41 to think the sort of experimental affair, and that me and the hired men were just the fellows to do the work.” His Two Ears. th server, “I guess that’s what T've got two ears for. conomy Hint. « ered my | Count showed a balange of $800. ae about the event to his better th me tell you how I earned money my flower garden. flowers I earned enough mon ay my own elothes, table Linen, curtains for the parlor and a sewing machine. ay lined and pi My bank ac- every evening. mens loomed in the these were suitable for sale. dollar I purchased nine small violets with gen| a spray of fern sold readily for te cents, and pnetans to pease! ums. Augus r I remo ae apaiet bloomed were of fairly good gor i planted: my roses in rows. After) ine spring bloom I trimmed them had them nea and kept free from | weeds. As a result I always had a fine fall bloom, From bulbs I sere ke daffodils, ss Rose of nguils and rao nar, Frente ‘ee. as bulbs and I bought = som e beds for the bulbs were] in Siac anit ‘and .pre es the cae | aaved in my flor: 1 sold dozens of bunches of white, ny one package of seed wit! year o F hisk thoes lange dels of wisi ap fin rant flowers. a ig at the Women’s was to secure take the filled baskets to the Exchange a bring ‘back the empty-oney for a’ gh for each basket. I Vine = large stick baskets with ofleloeh 80 ty night before rotting ae kore ia s of the icing: Through welling mally can be kept in shape by means flexi z had the din room, hall abate thicken them; w isary, a pair of curved manicure scis- | sors enables. one to cut the nails with village, half a mile away, See, morn | admired; the nails Houle be rounde pin ae in warm the cuticle, then push this gently back healthy violet plants which I eecaly with ‘the flat planted in a protected spot. These stick, which can be bought for the me threw out many suckers t the pose, ‘The half-moon which appears surrounding ground well cultivated, at the base of a he ails is considered q ie suckers soon took root and with of b if this is to wo years I ge beds fine, yo the etic must be lifted ‘by pa blue violets. A few ntly running the stick (which hag en been previously dipped itl ‘Another plot of ground was plowed stick i Sa ib tie Sct Vode wo ati ence tay | ot the sticl back, y nails al The nails should then be polished, placing 4 little polishing powder on ffer [bck and forth over fact nail. pared according |der; dry ail pails: of each handewith: tuspalin the other, will m use 0 My first step in selling my flowers! and the cream or lotion, are Ss ueelh d to. kee small oe sa but little heat, firepot into the r them ible nail file, rough or aa scis- e' dso they w conform with e ae of the Ase ers, r filing the nails soak the finger- y water to soften end of an orange~ in oil) under cuticle. The pointed end of the Abas for leaning under tl Sharply =vonteeae ch “the nai is nae. ‘bent cotton wrapped around Be end il rei nd around ubbed gently Avoid essed ee as it heats a se ces the very high ich ie is ae admired. Wash the bards orde! which is to ot be necessary to mani It cure, pisren en pinks. By: iin? with the nails. so thoroughly oftener than’ nee’ in two weeks, but ‘constant care washing and drying the hands, the file and orange-wood stick p them in good conditio: A Fuel Economy. When’ the housewife needs only a. she: leep, short fire in the the: filling most of the pot as. ould k Il of ashes as she would of coal, but. e gir Hala er how the trees develo} es feet Kcoapee™ oad from one engine to ite “other. tight train. Who ever heard of a fit! like ay Pree 5 te. eto Lape eet at Neutral. Keepin Bio moleiane, tan = Alling neon one-third or one- ‘then I ¢ Go ‘od I had taught her ee foret Who ev ates of a girl bie i ee a “ = ssiatcians rights to each corn wale tho of th ow to ree th a train. knowing shane ‘about an oil burner| 4 an kee) their summer “But conomize? ( a a ritish-born sub- Ribada bower OF oe he homespun es ‘ C _ She e throttle as I brushed 2 ats it as good as a man on a aught clothes in hale trunk.” “By vekink on fon sides.” i angrily measted the official at |" 475, “tied underneath the basi good et: aha time she cle: past her w d of encourage- at an aa hty-mile speed! “But you won't accept a writ- the Passport 0: mheneoha an - out the fire portion and puts’ o1 ment and, veltixing to the hand rail, T the way she Sroug ght old ninety- ine The Longest st Way Round. ten on both sides of the shee! “My abies was 5 British" began | 5 bred Bedbtd aN a : ne ay coal, she will need to: put on more: ade my way out the boiler. Up to that runaway!—f get None won't yer gimme| “I:know, but you'd save ae just | the app ueseh rom the.sun and. he sus ashes in mee to keep BS ashes level rrough the night came the shriek J for salgres <2 atsy—"'Mom, ye ee "Ye = the stems of each bunch in yet-moss, With the Ne ahlarey she fan Gita’ inter prousalys the Limited Ree eatin o0ls co gee “But, she married a Frenchman— {Packed the bunches in close together, have a good, hot, alnepenea i “Halt unconselgua from thz rush of aa it pants Capea aoe at pee ts “Yes, & Brenna |sprinkled them with water and tied the time, on which she can oat litle wind, I hesitated moze than once, bub thought bet oral Bive y ye anny at all if ye vane First Come.. Bn Ttaly.” the cover over. In this way the flow- water or do ligl bt paetin She'earh pressing myself close to the hot plates been for Shi <: ape st little boy called on his aunt who} _wyeq. nt where were you bora?” | 78 reached the Exchange as Bee ad” cle bank sual gifire-andekeep:it lbw and away from the void of flowing dead right now, “Yes'm, —" ived ext 90 jor, allured by certain} ay lif just picked. After awhile my 4 if th te a tnt darkness: reaching» for ai ‘Kness ditched on the big gr: ‘Well, ‘ite ‘ones ye kape still the] savory sm was born on a ship flying Spanish,| |) ecame so well known that people jus st_as easily as if there were a full promising death shold U mtake « mis- learne ay.| sooner ye'll get “Hello, Aunt Suc,” he grected her, PON en ear ene ane ar eNCNOG Lcd ciel e till they arrived, POL SCOURS een ae ee Raps The exhause from the stack, When she ‘gouldn't find a fireman for cate cere RES SE minute in Honolulu Harbor, but ‘my See ee pica Fake to de ived. heeded, she can eae ei grate “ y. a ad my housework to do, dairying deafened me, the poar of the ‘drivers | Me © ia a mapa nt letting. Might Mean n Two Things. embarrassed Ge he came-to ioe Ai Breet hen Lae only nd os ca ie of the poultry, si sg FES Ss rertse . go ead whirl; yet somehow 1 me know. Thank von aa nae a URE REE Be tyeete old, and I was adopted Whe a|® Y ® the desired ante is rata "rib must crawl down beneath the smoke-| Bless dle brides anils Pridsscoun.. “S pol 3 n’ | Chinaman, who brought me up in Rus-| Part of my. time was devoted to. the good coal and the adjoining fire will ge tai thar Sen tomaeatas toto where, | Just 4 feueene old fool eae totake fete Sane ‘The bride, ‘m tele-|that smells like fust rate mince pie ae flower work. sorbibd « ftspnieh EET New cone Goa wing, T might Cling to the ake me pete ‘my. time was up any-| 6 raphing to her father, announced a eae i ae vel ieee bhgat an omiclat: It is having a system as well Mhik Seathed wateaeat Ral tone aoe fing block until the moment to leap) ae Ys is morn-| that ake were “having a row every 8, me mi pies, i nidoritn’ “League: of* Na- wilnanes oe wo ioe hard, that enables jn a year than all other methods com- a 2 i arrive Behind me was putes and in her hands rested the fate ‘ited. The ligl te of runawa) nder were neare’ _ drew a long, choking breath “fal of} cinders and edged forward. was a second whe! Jeaving own, nteen I didn’t Slowly, ever so slowly, the gap be-| Pay much attention to who was firing tween the two engines closed to eight|for me. Supposed, of course, he was six—fours the time! | my regul: rtner. Directly we pass- uN eat gap ie rails. The|ed Biltmore he jumped on me with a eve ven’s. tender wrench. he laid me out I saw focked hiohttu ily. "Somewhere ahead it was Pritchard. That's all I re the Limited again whistled an unin-|eml Lae shis face above me sparks!” mped. ands found the motion of the engine, rawled across it, Gidea te: ‘0 the cab. In red stars— dred feet, behind. As quickly as superin itendent hesitated, glar- could reach oh throttle th shut off ‘ea about fiercely, and rolled his cgar| steam and aon ae uu brakes. nae Ratcrs acu mess 0! etal me shuddered, ! to Non one more thing: What's this| Arambieds aa SAcemel doubernl gilt eretent you eda Miae Shirley? whether or not such tremendous mo-) Speak w fo side-stepping!” mentum might be ‘overcome in time.|. Jim tu red. “We're going Nearer and nears! e last Ree b-be married,” he managed, looking a of the Wmlted—as if tt oes iy | little seared and blissfully happy. shui ye owlson, “Mar- v' or al rie withou my perm: iscion tty yO ‘from. vthe eaeten ND, ead Duval maliciously, “with thi heal d down ‘Then. at tee y, you're clea ite engines, necks, asking Ydfealons ane ‘toon gad soe no-answers at all rt order from the conduc- us a chance! | rat ‘of the cre Creag star eoen es nee 1 ht dor i the same Thode, i seven-o-seven | Nerve strain, nothing hi the! Hi There telling O’Kelley gti happened to seven-o-seven ? ever reaching that coupling seemed bility he might be interested, x, Know.” sthing,, | Bowlson were right in being afraid -—my hands| Pritchard. Weind We coapliug;eodeT crouched ‘wreck the Ninety-chis dead thos this morning. Sery 1 pete that run: | eae We ol rl years old, yet the nation has ae but he ae touch. EAN right. She’s suffering from more.” Bowlson, in hi and chewing. on his i “Well,” he snapp There’s just a possi- you Jim turned to me with a fault,” he said. “I didn’t real- eard. There isn’t You and Mr. of He tried to kill me and imited. ...Whi pick up seve "Bowlson leaned forward. haps I can supply the rest. our cere reman was found in yards, knocked 0 Pritchard But when he toppled r int a runaway he made one mistake: he ‘jumped at wrong instant—hit a milepost, as near as I can learn. Crew of a freight running extra picked up ed n dim and I departed we left oe Mille fat man sitti y. tolerated nothing even approaching a w he would not have had * The End. Rares On the Horizon. me to port an Seton cratt, From unknown shore ‘The highest and the hace of us Is first by mortals hailed, Then we are held in ‘sects esteem As we are better Our telling virtues are ‘ot setae ~ Or recognized when sl But when again we ats a For lands beyond Our highest point, the Sn ot us, Js last beheld by men, sea ees SONS The first cotton manufacturing mill in Ghina is scarcely more than twenty ndles and 5,000 wer in, | “How do vat be alae r-o- anralns before breakfast.” er fat ae evidently reminiscent we eriences, wired Liked Her Leas Six-year-old Marg: with Nellie, back, ften played a Saehiors 's little girl. One ats day the two were just start- but ae, 're for comp: od oe ae then suggest- to make a. little ue ane ” exploded th ial Ww! eipontler ey ea e led the official who had ed hopefully, “I co bit of a visit myself.” of To ihe ae at dip the piece to be tarch, and the pen will arrite rithout scratching. The Toddlers’ Language. An Englishman who was just Bomit ning to understand Chinese stood lis: ing across the clean aiehoe fs at Tee attered away now in English,| Don’t try to get out of anything Margaret's house when thé jatter’s me Chinese. which will help you, which will make 01 eing their Sete shoes t of it he could follow, but the you & stronger and larger man. s mnually 250, 000, 000] WENGE. WV Pdunrruacre %% ne make linen easier to write on, on ut wine Seah as this plan of turning First, my Hose ane ‘lant friends into money, in my ,| I worked out the plan nate a Siege ethods and keeping © it, found it was not a oe hardship most certainly included muc pleasure as well as ¢ Ww Care of the Mands. Pi little care and a toilet re quisites will keep the fends ee pre- sentable condition, no sane what! 9 your household ae may earn |") first to Lroteet the hands. with the ae aid of a dish-mop and a wire dis! cloth, the hands need to be kept in the dish water but a small part of the time, While the dishes can be washed well and much more quickly n or protection needed when working in the} ., poultry house or about the fires. Old loose gl can be worn when sweep- ing and dusting, and a paper bag drawn over the hand before blacking| the stove is also protection. Sareful drying of the hands is of} mt in to chap and roughen, and no ai it of care will, Santee antae| ness_on this WH: Jessup of Séranton - DA. winner of 1920 %* CNR. Shield Nipigon waters,with and line Neil M¢ Dougall “Sportsmans * Representative Orient -Bay and 3 Specimenr of Brook Trout fy the lower of which ir Mr Jerrup’r _ which aioe the Trophrj— int, While soap and cleansing agents, low: the paring’ of potatoes, and cer- e- water are tain fruits, require an aci of bined. Cost of Diskorsiide; America. that made that wondrous ¥ by two bri Se os aay sae all the e mander, received 1,500 peset a magnificent sum of $2. eda) Dod petsiselor about what it wo! cosi 1] of thie sattots 36,000 Mareh, 1493. lieved: to-have and even tal hands are but partially "acy egies the Waa Wiig stan Peat getting a living that they have no time fol-| to a slice of | ed in Japan, i nmeal and) paper ienttaceaataaots mulberr ark. The cost of the discovery of Ameri- ~ = ca by Columb was ae a phe over (eat Rie * $7,000, the old s eff h esi ime see aie m t jew is to the con not: SEnonae tie Hess ships he erithetanabi: nto and the Nina, thers Martin and vv ched t pitt ie tt aay broke of the tate sl umbus, ‘in his capacity about $300. The satlo received a month, ts a day. three ships cost ld t to fire one Pe our modern guns, le the = outfit and the wages: ani_officers came to only The ge, cover ae us i 492, about eight c the cannon fi escta etw Phe qu 8 been sy RS "s2,0 at the valuation placed om at that “period, it would not taken many or large ones to e time b Most ate ppend 0 such vtmalie “‘Kamiko,” as paper clothing is call- s made of real Japanes te | is- t Soap ie thatthe wan ale the space hetiween the flesh and the nails. A Oe ae sand is best re this pur "An excellent lotion t be abplied: to the hands combines equal parts of gly- cerine, spirite © amphor and boiled soft water. ‘he hea facts of this jotion will be pplied to the Srdcke aici wpcaabinnea Sear n the ends of the Singers Another pood cigtion eatin ase ts each of boiled, soft alee ‘an inegar, and one par lyce hen “a aiveerine’ Sets is found to be too dryin kin, of this sort can abel “into the sk, leaving no trace on the surface, that it can be} used during he a as well as at. Strengthen Manure For Your Cro s H fields, by the addition of 50 Ibs. of Acid Phosphate to every load of manure. Results of Sint e 8 follows: Value of Gain Ovir N Figure out your f 1021; and ORDER EE Write for Booklets. ‘Associa | F111 Temple Buildin