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GfcKEWANEE
System of Water Supply s
nmviflM an nh&nlutelv safe and satisfac-
Inrv water service, eciual lo that With
offered by any city water works. "sy
An abundant supply of water ' Vyf Kewanee
always available and deliv- System,
crcd under strong pressure j, S an air-tight, steel, pneu-
throughout the house, barn matic tank, called the
Kewanee Pneumatic Tank
is placed in the cellar. Water
is pumped into this tank and is
delivered to the fixtures by air
pressure.
or grounds.
Affords
Absolute
Fire
Protec
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it
No Attic Tank
to Leak and Flood the House.
No Elevated Tank
to Freeze or Collapse.
100 pet cent betler service and Will last a
lijeume.
Over Nine Thousand Kewanee
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State Denositsry '
Estabiioljcl 1888.
Capital and Surplus (125,000
Resources (700,000
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Neu1 Postofflce
TTMJ
me ivi&n
From Home
A Novelization
of the Piny of
the Same Name
Copynitln, 1909, by American
Press Association
By BOOTS!
TARKINGTON
and
HARRY LEON
WILSON
L
CHAPTER VII.
s.sliiued! j
ARCESSE. sweet Countess of!
Hnwcnstlc!" the woman cried. I
"Largesse! And au revolr! I
Adieu! I leave you with your!
dear brother!"
She rnu quickly up the steps with a
Dirt of her purnsol, aud Horace took
his sister's hand with tears in his eyes.
"Dear old sis! Dear old pal!" he
said, and she turned a rndluut look
upon him.
"Isirt It glorious. Hoddy?" she said
with exalted loue. "Limk!" ami held
up the liook slie curried. "It's Kurku's
'1'cerage.' And riolx.wt's Chroni
cles" I've been leading It nil over
cj( ft t lJ
You wouldn't go to a hardware
Blore for a hat. Then why tuUe
chances on the average grocery store
for your tens and coffee, when you
can get guaranteed quality and a
large slock to select from lit Med
ford's exclusive Tea and Coffee
store? 30 Grape Btreet. Phone Main
3303.
"l Mm, you know, I rnOtcr think,
didn't It"
again. The St. Aubyns were at Crecy
and Agiucourt. and St. Anbyn will be
my name."
"They want It to be your name soon,
els," be answered her.
For a moment she turned away and
then looked at his straight In the
eyes. ,'
"You're fond of A I merle, aren't you,
Hoddy? You admire blm, don't you,
dear?" .
"Certainly. Why. think of all be
represents, sis!" ,
"Ah. yes, Hoddy! Crusader's blood
flows in his veins. It Is the nobility
that must be withiu blm that I have
plighted my troth to. 1 am ready to
marry him when they wish!"
Horace sighed.
"It will be as soon as the settlement
Is made and arranged. It will take
about all your share of the estate, sis,
but It's worth It a hundred und flfty
thousand pounds."
Ethel lifted the book to the level of
her eyes.
"What better use could be made of
a fortune, Hoddy, than to maintain
the state' aud high condition of so an
cient a house?"
He looked at her ulTcctioijiitely and
took her hand.
"It does seem Impossible that we
were born In Indiana, doesn't It, sis
ter"" And the tones of bis voloe were
those of Incredulity.
She smiled at blm fondly.
"But isn't it good that the pater
'made bis pile,' as the Americans say,
and let us come over here while we
were young to find the nobler things,
Hoddy the nobler things'"
"The nobler things the nobler
tilings! Why, sis, when old Hawetts
tle dies I'll be saying offhand, you
know, 'My sister, tlio Countess of Haw
castle' "
For a moment Ethel remained
thoughtful and then turned to her
brother.
"You don't Imagine that father's
friend, this old Mr. Pike, will be-wlll
be queer, do you?"
"Well, the governor himself was
rather raw, you know. This Is prob
ably a harmless old chnp, easy to han
dle." "I wish I know. I shouldn't like Al
nicrlc's family to think wo hnd queer
connections of any sort, nnd he might
turn out to bo quite shockingly Amer
ican. II couldn't bear that, lloddyl"
There was a note of genuine pathos
In her voice, and her brother respond
ed Instantly:
"Then keep him out of the way.
That's simple enough," he said. "None
of them, except the solicitor, need see
him."
Almost in a burst like on eruption
there came an uproar outside the gates
beyond the hotel wild laughter, riot
ous cheering and the notes of the tar
entella played by mandolins and gul
tor. then, more. shoutjjind. chssa uuL
. cries of "Itravo, Americano!" and
"Yauka Dooda!" Horace rnu to the
! gates, but they were closed, and tho
i uproar continued. Ethel stood by oue
of the tables, amaxemcut written on
her features, aud turned to her brother
as he cams back shuklng his head.
"What Is that?" Blie asked tremu
lously. Lady Creech, ell In a flutter,
entered from the hotel. At a glance
oue would set her down for an aristo
crat. There was no doubt of it From
the topmost tip of her white hair to
the toe of her solid shoo she was an
aristocrat
"Oue of your fellow countrymen, my
dear," she said to Ethel. "Your Amer
icans nre really too"
"Not my Americans, Lady Creech!"
said Ethel spiritedly.
"Not our, you know. Ono could
hardly say that, now!" reiterated
Horace.
Almeric entered, at bnco laughing
and beating his boot with his crop.
Almost exhausted with his mirth, ho
threw himself Into a chair nnd burst
out:
"Oh. 1 say. what a got Motor enr
breaks dowu on the way here. One
of the Johnnies, n German chap, dis
charges the clniulTeur. nnd tho other
Johnny one of your Yankee chaps,
Ethel hires two silly llttlo donkeys,
like rabbits, you know, to pull tho ma
chine. Then, as they can't make It,
yon know, he puts himself In the
straps with them nnd proceeds, at
tended by the populace. Ha. ha!"
He laughed long and loudly.
"I went up to this Yank.ee chap, I
mean to say be was pulling and tug
ging along, you see and I said, 'There
you are, three of you In a row, aren't
you?" meaning him and the two don
keys, yon see, Ethel, and all he could
answer was that he 'picked the best
company In sight.' No meaning to it
I bad him, you know, I rather think,
didn't IV"
At this moment Lord Hawcastle en
tered with a bundle of ucwspapvrs un
der his arm and proceeded to settle
himself at one of the tables. Almeric
approached blm.
"English papers, governor? I'll take
the pink uu. I'm off." And ho picked
up the tinted sheet as be spoke. Ethel
came up to him and touched blm on
the arm.
"Going for a stroll, Almeric? Would
you like me to go with you, dear?"
He looked at her vacantly for an In
stant and then stammered:
"Well, I rather thought I'd have a
quiet bit of reading, you know."
Ethel drew back quickly and said in
a very small voice:
"Ob, I beg your purdon."
Then she sat down hurriedly by Lord
Hawcastle.
(To ho continued.)
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