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roadside “do bring me one ot «none
n ii W eek O f,
leather cushion«. I don't want to sit on
" B ill," sa id th e Itlllevllle p o a trn a a te i
the grass and I ’ve bad enough of ihe !o a citiz en w h o w a s lo u n g in g utiout, 1
m o t o r !”
" h e r e 'a a le t t e r frutti y c r a u n t , ’m illie r
She stood absently watching the c h a u f o n e f r o m y e r u n c le u n' 1 re c k o n h ere '»
feur obeying her b e h e s t with swift aluc- o n e w i t h t h e bill f e r t h a t l u m b e r you
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I
rit.v, and reflected that Gerald's air of
b o u g h t; utT n o w I w a n t to a x y o u a i r
bore she really must get rid of him, if
yo u a lo o k in ' f e r a n y m o r e t h is w e e k ?
only for a little while!
C o p y r i g h t . l<*Vv h r J. lì. L ir i M N C o r r C o m p a n y .
As she ponderial. Ihe object of het K hz », o f y o u air, yo u w o n 't g it ' e m —
tty
All r i g h t » r r s c r ' ^ J .
l:Jith .Hurgan W illett
thoughts crossed the road and Joined her. not o u t o' t h i s ottico!''
" A n ’ w h y not?*'
“ All r ig h t! Chuck the walk then," lie
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" K u s e I clo se to n ig h t f e r o n e w eek.
remarked, with exasperating blaudneaa.
p la lu
K nglish, Bill, I'tu a gotti'
" I t ' s not half bad sitting here."
lie In
stretched his long legs out, suiting the a listi In' !"— A t l a n t a C o n s titu ti o n .
to your right, over the brow of th a t hill, action to the word. "L et S a rto get the
tire, then ; he won’t be long."
* * " » > • i tie It a s t i a i n a b to.
that mass of lights!”
C I I A I T K K 11.
But Mrs. W aring did not answer.
binali
William, whose stoninoli
had
Mrs.
W
aring
glanced
upward.
H alf afte r five.
The chauffeur «at
“ Only a look and a flash, then darkness Glaucing opposite, her gaze fell on An been taking a day off, waa trying to
tranquilly on the front seat of the motor,
nette, «landing rath e r forlornly near the make a next niorulug break hist ou grape
•making one cigarette a f te r another and again and a silence,' " she misquoted
i motor and looking wistfully into the dis fruit.
dreamily,
as
the
motor
whirled
them
past.
wondering, with increasing curiosity as
tance where a misty tangle of lights out
"I wish,” he said, looking enviously at
the moments slipped by, when the rest of I’hen " B u t w hat a place for b r ig a n d s !"
A Remarkable Recovery.
lining
the
horizon
signified
Kouen.
the
genero lia aupply of food on his little
this
with
a
little
shiver.
"
I
can
positive
the p a rty would reapi>ear. T w o hours
C
ertanly
there
was
something
discon
M
rs.
F
r a n k Htroolx», U. F . I». I, A p p le -
sister's
plate,
"
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was
well
enough
to
eat
sine* they nad vanished in the direction ly see them in those inky black woods
solate in the girl’» attitude. Gltssle'» ex bacon and eggs, too."
t o n , W Is., w r l l e s t " I b e g a n u s i n g P e r u -
of the cathedral, with the avowed inteu- over there.” Then, in a moment. "l*eur
" H u h ! " exclaimed his little s is te r ; " I n a a fe w m o u t h s ago, w h e n m y h e a l t h
me! A ren’t you thankful th a t we haven't pression became somewhat enigmatical as
'ion of returning in tim e for tea.
she watched her.
wish I was oick vuotigli to eat a gran* a m i s t r e n g t h w e r e all g o n e , a n d I w a s
Again and again S a r to ’» slanting eyes anything valuable on hoard?"
“ Gerald," she «aid, lowering her voice, fruit.”
n o t h i n g b u t a nervoua w reck, c o u ld
H er m anner had regained its usual flip
dashed down the street, then, no one
"
t
h
a t child will be dreadfully di»ap|M>iut-
: n o t sle e p , e a t o r r e s t p r o p e r l y , a n d f e lt
appearing, resumed their
unconcerned pant inatter-of-factness, and the chauffeur
ed if she doesn't get her walk. C a n ’t
Foolish J a c k .
' n o d e s lro to live. I’e r u u a m a d « m o loo k
sta re into space. It was not until a dis pulled himself swiftly into step.
you see she's set her heart on It?" She
Nan
Why
are you saving all of Jack'» a t Ilf« In a diiT erent l i g h t . a» 1 tieguu to
"
F
r
a
n
c
e
is
pretty
safe
going,"
he
rea
s
ta n t m arket clock intoned six that three
p u t her hand lightly on his ariu. " I t 's letters?
r o g n ln m y lo s t s t r e n g t h .
figures came in sight, walking with the sured l y r prosaically. “ Sicily might In1
y our solemn duty to tuke her into H avre
Kan
Because
he
always
adds
as
a
post
••I c e r t a i n l y t h i n k I 'c r n n a Is w i t h o u t
a
very
different
affair!
When
the
Prince
exhausted gait th a t m arks the consci
a r iv a l a s a tunic and strength builder "
script, 'B u r n t h i s ! ' "
entious tourist. On nea rer view it be del l'ino and I tooled through there tw o this very moment."
Gussie'» tone was unusually caressing
came ap p a re n t that none of them w as in years ago, af te r one of the usual o u t
and the »|ieecli seemed n a tu ra l enough,
breaks,
we
had
bank
notes
sewed
in
the
the best of s p ir its ; Mrs. Waring, in p a r
ticular. being quite evidently cross— the interlining of our motor coats and c a r but the face of her cavalier went scarlet
w ith annoyance.
invariable result with her of too much ried loaded W inchesters."
“ Duty go b a n g ! ” lie blurted out, with
"V ery exciting!" Mrs. W aring glanc
sight-seeing.
sudden savagery. “ I see myself leaving
“ Now for the tea-basket,” she announc ed at him curiously. "W ell, I’ve never
you alone w ith ------ " lie checked himself
ed peremptorily, on reaching the hotel had to go as far as th a t,” she rattled on,
steps and the atte n d a n t motor. “ Where “ though I do take the precaution of hid and fell silent a moment, roughly kicking
the pebbles in h:s vicinity, and then, in a
is it, S a r to ? (let it out, and let’s all go ing aw ay my diamond«, wherever I go, in
sort
of injured growl, " I t ’s too m u c h !”
an inconspicuous chamois glove case at
'u aud have something to eat.”
be ejaculated. “ You've been jolly rotten
H e r glance as well as the words in- the bottom of a tr u n k ."
u n f a ir to me all day, Gu*sie, but this ia
She changed the subject hurriedly.
eluded the chauffeur, who, af te r a mo
"B u t, speaking of your prince”— there the limit.”
ment's hesitancy at this unprecedented
" T h la ? ” Mrs. W aring ignored the re
and alluring invitation, dropped silently was a ring of interest in her tone— " I
proach
in his to n e ; her'» had suddenly lie-
from his perch aud seizing the hamper, see by the P a ris H erald th a t he's sailing
for America. Do tell me something alsjut conie very frosty. “ I didn't know 1 waa
NEURALGIA. S T IT C H E S . LA M E N E S S . C R A M P
followed bis employer into the inn.
asking so much." she remarked. “ An
There, while A nnette Ilancroft piled the man. S a r t o ; one bears such fabulous
T
W IN G E S , T W IT C H E S FROM W E T OR DAM P
n ette will have to Is* disappointed then.
up the quaint Itouer pla tte rs with sweet accounts of his wealth, his good lo o k s;
ALL BRUISES. SPRAINS, A W R E N C H OR T W IS T
Of
course
she
is
under
my
charge,
and
I
biscuits and chestnut
sandwiches, her you must have grown to know him very
T H I S S O V E R E I G N R E M E D Y T H EY C A N ' T R E S I S T
couldn't possibly sanction the impropriety
cousin threw herself into the nearest well during those two years.”
of
her
walking
into
H
av
re
at
this
hour
H er m anner was flatteringly cohfidcn-
chair, tore off her gloves, and set to work
tial. but the chauffeur's face lowered in of the night with my chauffeur."
making tea a t railroad speed.
Gussie bad pulled the right wire, ns
“ H ere’s your cup, Annette,*' she a n stinctively.
usual, and slowly nnd reluctantly the
“
T
he
prince—
oh.
I
know
him
well
nounced, a f te r a n interval of concentrat
S
T
J
A
C
O
B
S
O
I
L
enough,” he adm itted, resenting this in Knglishman rose to his feet. T o tell the
ed energy.
tr u th , he was a little nshnuied of himself
“ Now, S a rto two lumps of sugar for trusion of an other into her thoughts. " F o r
Pmcc 2 3c a n o 30c
you, I suppose? No cream ? Well, then, his wealth, he has certainly enough— by this time, having, u n derne ath the in
evitable str a tu m of British crustiness,
pick out a slice of lemon and sit down more th a n he knows w hat to do with.
but for his looks------ ” he shrugged his nn exceedingly kind heart.
here,” indicating a seat beside her.
" O f course I ’m perfectly willing to
“ W hy— w h at's the m atter, G erald? Got slight shoulders contemptuously. “ A man
take that walk.” he annouiK-ed somewhat
a toothache?” as. at sight of the chauffeur of about my own build, I supitose— tall,
stiffly, "if Miss Bancroft u«piM really
occupying the other end of Mrs. Waring*« dark, clean shaven, «(leaks Knglish like
like to go and you wish it.”
chaise-longe, Mr. Ituist's countenance u n a native, and wears a monocle. T h a t is
“ I wish it? As if I wished it !’* G u i
about
all
there
is
to
him.”
derw ent a momentary spasm.
se
W aring raised her candid, child-like
Y ou w i t h 499 o t h e r s c o - o p e r a te in w h o le s a le b u y
(>|iening the th ro ttle at this point, he
“ I t ’s over now," he said at last, ac
eyes to G erald's face and dropped .hem
ing, a n d b es id es, w e d o n o t c o lle c t fro m w idow s
cepting w ith a look of disgusted resigna broke off a conversation that had lost its
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tion the cup bis torm entor smilingly prof charm, and tu rned his attention resolute again instantly.
a n d o r p h a n s o f C lu b m e m b e r * , all o f w hich is
At last, in a very low voice, " I
ly to the motor as it swept along the
fered him.
fully e x p l a i n e d in o u r N e w Book, "A n
C ertainly Mrs. W a rin g ’s devotees were level high road between great jagged thought," she said, “ we were only '■onaid-
Fulem
pi*,»,
Invitation to Join in Whole-vale Buying,”
ering
Annette.”
well trained, and knew from long experi cliffs that cut the sky.
House, Portland.
t e n t on r e q u e s t. C u t o u t ttnd
T here is a peculiar potency in the first
F o r the moment there was silence on
ence th a t “when Gussie had a mood on"
Or**os: Pi**»» »«Hi!
se n d C o u p o n to d a y t h e C lu b ia filling f a s t.
it was wisest to let her have her way. the front seat, and from the tonneau person plural of a certain pronoun when
booklet. "An Invitation
__
no m a tte r where it led her, no m atter spasmodic atte m p ts s t conversation on used in the right tone by the right wom
to
Join
In
Wholesale
Buyta*”
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EILERS
PIANO
HOUSE
an.
I
the
p
a
r
t
of
its
two
occupants,
one
of
how much it cost to follow loyally, no
A broad smile cleared the sepulchral
whom sat gloomily wondering, as others
m a tte r how great the strain.
N sm*....................................................... . \
3 5 3 W a s h in g to n S*.,
Now, under the light c la tte r of teacups of his sex had before him, what woman gloom from G erald's o|>en countenance,
A(Wre<ul
PORTLAND, OREGON
and conversation, the little inn parlor pos means by her incomprehensible whims and and, nuiking up his mind suddenly, he
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N.
itively bristled with pent-up electricity, of wiles, and how much self-respecting man, crossed the road in a couple of stridis,
approaching the girl, by the moto-.
which the chauffeur, the undoubted cause, even a lover, should put up with.
Nn M e rcy.
H lr I ' l i t l l p S i d n e y ( M o d e r n i .
"Feel like fakin' me into H avre for
On the c a r swept, on through villages
seemed ap parently the least aware, as
M is tre s s — S a r a h J a n e , w h n t hn» h a p
hint
h e r Gh, Bobby, you n a u g h t y
w ith the curious adaptability th a t c h a r which seemed only an indistinct blur of th a t thing. Miss B a n c ro ft? ” he suggest p en e d ?
boy, y o u 'v e been s m o k in g !
(B auae)
ed.
with
engaging
promptness.
"
l
a
'
t
’s
lights,
draw
ing
nearer
and
ever
nearer
acterized the man, he sa t sipping his tea
S
a
r
a
h
J
a
n
e
—
Oh,
m
um
.
I
’ve
fnllen
Boor
d
a
r
lin
g
,
d
o
y
ou
feci
very
b ud?
foot it, then ; I'm ready if you are. ’
and discussing mediaeval architecture to the sea.
do w n tu e s t a i r s a n d b ro k e n iny neck !
Bobby
i
w
ho
h
a
s
been
well
brought
"O
f
course
I
am.’
said
\
n
n
e
t
>
.
She
"
W
e
cannot
be
more
than
a
mile
from
w ith his employer as if he had been do
M is tre ss
( f i r m l y ) — Well, w h a t e v e r u p ) —T h a n k yon. I'm d y in g .— Bunch.
H av re now.” announced S a r to at length. glanced at S a r to 's motionless figure l>y
ing th a t sort of thing all his life.
The bells of Kouen were ringing for His brief hour was almost over, ami the the motor and then at her causiii. "W ell, y o u 'v e bro k en w ill be d e d u c te d from
t ’n r l e A l l r n .
We'll !>ri-ig til-* tire y o u r w a g e s .—S y d n e y (N . S. W .) B u l
vespers before Mrs. W a rin g finally led muffled regret in his voice did not escape bye-bye. G ussie!
“ I-Ots of politicians," remarked B o r is
back then. Come on. Mr. Buist.” And, letin.
rhe sh a rp ears so n ea r him.
the way out into the tw ilit street.
Allen Sparks, " tu rn u p th«fir noses st ths
T u rn in g her head. Mrs. W a r in g glanc setting off without much enth'i-insm. rhe
“i ' i f t y miles between us and H av re,”
vice presidency »'hen they lack a million
I l s Vf e* » 1 1 » » « (unlit g.
led
the
way
down
the
hill.
she ejaculated, accepting the chauffeur's ed at her chauffeur with distinct interest.
“ I never give medicine to my children," m ile s of Iwing in smelling distance of It."
"B e sure to hurry back,” Mrs. »Turing
hand as a m a tte r of course in climbing She was not in the least offended.
said Mrs. I.apsling, “ that lias any whisky —( 'I m a g o Tribune.
called
a
f
te
r
them
lieaeechingly.
Bui
was
A dm iration was a coin th a t Gussie ac
into the car. “ It will be pitch dark be
in it. Whisky is poisonous. It contains
fore we reach there. By the bje. tier- cepted as a m utter of course from ali S a r to w rong in fancying th a t n«<r umd- too much refusal oil.” - -Cliicsgo T ribune
ders
shook
mischievously
as
'lie
two
(ig-
sides
and
all
classes.
T
he
tribute
was
no
aid,” with an ominous narrow ing of her
Mothers will find Mr*. Winslow's Boothing
d ark eyes, “ you must l>e tired to death surprise to h e r ; it was a certain piquant ures disappeared from view around Ihe
Hymn t h e b e l ’ r e m e d y t o uso lut llielr i ti Wr u
of doing duty in the front seat all this originality about the giver th a t attracted curve of the hill?
By the lime he joined h ’r, however, lu r in g ihe teething p e r,cel.
time— how about taking a vacation in the her curiosity and satisfied her zest for
there wns an enigm atical expression on
novelty.
tonneau for the rest of the distance?”
“ Not H avre a l re a d y ! ” she ejaculated her face which effectually concealed some I n f o r m a t i o n f h e e r f n l l y H o l e d O n
An a w k w ard silence followed, during
Mrs.
C hug w a ter JosiaJi,
w hat
Is
lurking misgivings ns to the wisdom and
which the Knglishman
considered her in accents of genuine disappointm ent.
Yllwhr II apoth- KS T H A lt O D IL I.'N
conventionality
of
her
course,
the
o
u
t
T
he
words
were
hardly
out
of
her
tem pting proposal with »tony gravity.
apothecaries’ weight?
A n n ette looked uncomfortable, and Mrs. month when the motor gave a sort of come of the prospective tete-a-tete under
Mr. C hugw ater -A p o th e c a rie s’ w ait? 1
the
sta
rs
with
an
inflammable
chauffeur.
|
hiss,
changing
into
an
ominous
rlack-cack-
W a rin g began to fear that she was sail
(Jeanses tin*«System Effect--
I
t
’s
the interval th a t elapses between the
l
A
fter
all,
Gussie
ra
th
e
r
enjoyed
play
cack. and. looking behind, S a rto caught
ing dangerously n ea r the wind.
time
when
you
give
the
apothecary
a
pre
ing
with
fire.
It
is
an
am
using
pastime
ucilly,Dispels ( olds «uni ilenil
B u t the boat came to, as in the end it sight of a scarf-like object wound loving
when carried on from a safe distan c e!) scription and the tim e when he fills it.
ly around one of the back wheels.
always did.
Cl
"W ell," she h a z a r d e d lightly, ns Irnr C a n 't you tell from the word itself?— j elites d u e to ( (mstmutiuu;
In a trice the car had come to a sta n d
“ Oh, very well, then,” Buist said a t
Chicago Tribune.
A cts naturally, acts truly os
length, gruffly, “ i t ’s ju st as you prefer, of still and its occupants were scrambling victim came to a standstill beside her. |
“
W
hat
are
you
looking
ho
»prions
a
l
i
c
i
l
t
?
”
i
course.” And, w ithout deigning a glance out in rapid and perturbed succession.
« Lm xativc.
T he man hesitated slightly. **I wns
“T ire loose, I see,” grunted Buist. as
at the chauffeur, he swung himself into
thinking,”
he
said,
in
an
oddly
c
onstra
in
he
stiffly
let
himself
down.
“
I
bet
th
a
t
Dest forMen\v£)men one i c u t
the tonneau.
Off the motor whizzde, in a very little th a t last sp u rt of yours gashed every one ed tone, “ th a t a t the r a te they’re walking
ren-yirmnp
and Old.
while leaving Kouen f a r behind, painted of ’em.” He shot a darkly triu m p h a n t they won't be gone any time.”
T
he
H|>ppeh
was
unexceptionable,
but
j*» ¿et its Denej’u’iul Effect*
in neutral tin t against a pale mauve sky. glance a t the chauffeur, who wns examin
T he wind had died down, and the chill ing the interior of the machine by the the tone rang full of meaning, a subtle
Alwnvs buy the (jenuine vdiicli
suggestion which Mrs. W aring, however,
evening air, faintly stirred by the rush aid of his lantern.
“Only one of the tires is punctured, as chose to ignore.
iuis’ Ino jull name of tlie Com
of the motor, brought to the chauffeur's
" I think th a t w as nn adm irable a r
quickened senses the subtle perfume of it happens,” was returned in level tones;
pany
*
violets. T hrough the tail end of his eye “but this is beyond repair, u n fo rtu n a te rangernent of mine,” she said, with a de- ,
glimpses were obtainable of a certain pro ly. As f a r as I can see, we cannot go mure side glance.
Again the chauffeur dared vpry greatly.
file daintily carved out by the gathering on w ithout a new one.”
Feed your hair; nourish it;
“ A dm irable!” he res|ionded, with quite
“
Well,
walk
into
H
avre
and
get
a
new
dusk.
give
it something to live on.
unnecessary
emphasis.
one
then,”
Gerald
suggested
s
n
a
p
p
is
h
ly
;
"D elicious!” murmured a low-pitched
T here was a long pause, during which
by whom it ia m a n u fa ctu re d . printed on th#
Then
it will stop falling, and
voice very close to his ear. “ Oh, to go "n o th in g could be sim pler.”
f r o n t of e v e r y p u c k a ; } « ’ .
T he two women had for the nonce re the frogs croaked unin te rru p te d ly and a
floating on forever like t h i s !”
will
grow
long
and
heavy.
soft wind came in fitful gusts through the
SOLD
&YALL
LEADING DRUGGIST^
tired
discreetly
into
the
background,
the
“ Like t h is ! ”
on* s iz e only, r«‘x«jlur price 50<p.r bollls.
poplars. Above their shrouded tops the
time-honored
resort
of
the
sex
in
a
str
ic
t
Ayer’s
Hair
Vigor
is
the
only
T he chauffeur tried vainly to throw
off the disconcerting spell of the words, ly masculine exigency. B u t at this ju n c night sky hung down, tacked into place
hair-food you can buy. For
the tone. Case-hardened as the man was ture A nnette's small treble made itself with Innumerable stars, and to right and
left
the
level
fields
of
Fran«1
*
lay
spread,
60
years it has been doing
heard.
by the varied experience of a many-sided
" W h a t a good id e a ! ” she exclaimed a gray expanse curving tow ards the hor- . just what we claim it will do.
life, well versed in the juggling a r ts of
walk
into izon.
feminine mountebanks the world over, e n th u sia s tic a ly l; “ let’s all
It will not disappoint you.
T he setting was perfect for the some
still, underneath his cynicism, his o u t H avre and get the tire— it’s a delicious
" My h s l r n s e d t o b e r s r y s h o r t . H u t s f t * r
what unconventional situation, and G us
w ard im passivity, there beat a fiercely moonlight night.”
u s i n g A y e r ' s l l s l r V i s o r a . t i o r t t i m e It tie g s n
She glanced appealingly at Gussie, but sie felt th a t she wns enjoying herself,
susceptible, unmanageable heart w ith all
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