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Losing your Lair? Do you bring
out a combful each morning? II as
it lost Its natural brightness? Is it
beginning to look faded and dead?
' Do you llko this condition of things?
Cortalnly not. Thon stop this falling
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your hair is thin, short, and llfoloss.
lluy a bottlo of
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2tair Vigor
and mako your hair beautiful, glossy,
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If your hair ts gray, and you don't
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sixty, thon you should uso Ayor's
Ilalr Vigor. It always restores color
to gray hair, all tho doop, rich, beauti
ful color it had when you wero young.
Do not bo docolvod by cheap imita
tions which will only disappoint you.
Bo suro you gat AYKR'S llalr Vigor.
Prepared ij Bf. J.C.AjrtraCo.,twell, Mm., U.S. A.
For Sale by KILO DRUG COMPANY
HlLO MARKET CO.,
LIMITED.
Telephone No. 39.
SlIirMAN St.
H11.0, H. I.
' Choice Cuts of
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ff POULTRY of all Kinds
FRESH ISLAND BUTTER
Fine Fat
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. Sucking
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Time Table
The steamers of this line will ar
rive and leave this port as here
under: FROM SAN FRANCISCO.
Sierra April
Alameda April
Sonoma April
13
25
Alameda May 4
FOR SAN FRANCISCO.
Sotioma April 9
Alameda April 18
Ventura April 24
Alameda May 9
Sierra May 15
In connection with the sailing of the
ubovc steamers the agents are prepared to
issue, to intending passengers Coupon
Through Tickets byauyrailroad
from San Francisco to all points In the
United States, and from New York by
an steamship line to all Europeau ports.
Por further particulars apply to
Wm. G. Irwin & Co.
LIMITED
General Agents Oceanic S.S. Co.
PAY FOR THE BEST
Ocean
Company
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IT'S CHEAPEST
AND THAT'S TUB CLASS OP WORK
EXECUTED BV
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THE PLUMBER
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BERT'S
STRATEGY
By RUTH SANTCLLE
Copyright, 1WM, by K. M. Whitehead
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Itcrtlo Temple came hurriedly up the
steps with a purposeful look In ills usu
ally dreamy eyes that elicited n mur
mur of surprised comment from the
nearest groups on the hotel piazza. Ho
mndc straight for the corner where
Dorothy Vnno was holding merry court.
Mnyhap It wis rudo to interrupt Up
right's best story, but the fair lady
lifted questioning eyes, and Itcrtlo
plunged into the hostile masculine cir
cle. "If you plense, Miss Dorothy, I should
llko to beg n few moments' conversa
tion private, If I may make 90 bold."
Perhaps it was for the reason that
this frank request, made with such ap
parent confidence in Its being granted,
sounded bo unlike diffident, self depre
catory llertlo that her woman's curiosi
ty was aroused. At any rate, tho furU
ous swains received a gracious but ag
gregate suillo for their kindness, and
Miss Dorothy wub borne away down
tho moonlit piazza on the arm of that
vandal, Temple.
"I'm In a deuce of a hole, Dolllc," be
gan Bertie, low and hurriedly. "I can't
tell anybody else, but I know you'll
help a fellow out It's that Miss Simp
kins oh, I Hupposc It sounds frightful
ly caddish but I should think you
must have seen! Encouraged by my
childlike countcnanco to take advan
tage, like all the others"
"Most unhappy Infantt" Interrupted
Dorothy.iwlth a sympathetic pat on bis
white flnnncled sleeve. "You have had
our united commiserations for n week.
If that amiable spinster harbors no de
sign upon your Innocent head nppcar
nnccs nro indeed misleading. Only don't,
I beseech you, nsk me to abuse a faith
ful conscience by hiding her false front
or anything like that."
"No, Dolllc, I have my plan amaz
ingly simple and, I think you'll admit,
rather clever." Then he added, with a
sharp glance from tho corners of his
eyes, unobserved by tho smiling maid
en, "And if you'll only say yes, Dolllc,
we ought to bo nblo to get some fun out
of It thrown In."
"Unveil your mystery," came the an
imated command.
"It's Just this: The old, old bore but
tonholed me after dinner tonight and
whispered laughingly that she'd dis
covered the music room window behind
the portieres was tho most heavenly
place to watch the moonlight on tho
waves and that she was going to feast
her soul there this evening and oh,
you know tho sort of .stuff I Of course
it would be tho most natural thing in
the world for me to forget It if I had
persuaded my fiancee to sit with mo
Just outside tho window." Ho stopped
suddenly as they reached the corner of
the cast piazza, caught both the girl's
hands and held them for an Instant
"Dolfle, will you be engaged to me for
an hour, Just to save a fellow from the
clutches?"
Dorothy's head went high, tho scent
of battle In her dcllcato nostrils. Dur
ing the barely perceptible hesitation
her mind held the picture of a recent
day when she bad been cheated out of
an afternoon's sailing with tho adora
ble Freddie Burton by Miss SlmpklnB'
meddling.
"I'll do It, Freddie," flho whispered In
gay excitement
A moment later Mr. Temple was seat
ing his fiancee pro tem. beneath the
wide, dark music room window.
"Ab, Dolllo mine," he breathed in
admirably loverllko tones, while the
young lady thus possessively address
ed half suppressed hysterical giggles,
"at last I have you to myself and
away from all thoso smirking cads that
cluster around you as If they had tho
right. Tho right is mine now, isn't it,
sweetheart?"
"Yc-cs," very faintly.
Thus encouraged, the happy lover
drew nearer and availed himself of
two tempting white hands. Miss Dor
othy removed them from his tender
clasp with vehemence. "Now, Bertie,
how many times have I to tell you"
There was Just "the tiniest rustling
within tho window.
"Dolllc," ho whispered, "you mustn't
forget wo'ro engaged I"
Tho hands resigned themselves limply
to tho Inevitable.
"I hope you realize, dearest" the
voice becamo audlblo ugaln, and
Dorothy was surprised to notice how
pleasantly caressing Bcrtlo'a volco
could bo "thut you have made mo tho
happiest man ullve. I've novcr want
ed anything as I have wanted this, and
now-oh, girlie, It's almost uubellov
uble yetl Tell mo ngulu that It's bo;
that you truly love mot"
Dorothy'H eyes opened wldo in tho
darkness. Bertie Teiuplo making lovo
In this uiugnlflecnt fushlon! It was al
most thrilling.
"Why, of course I do, silly. You
know It without my repeating it over
nud over as If I had nothing else to
suy."
"Do what, Bwcetheart?" mischiev
ously. Again 11 suggestion of movement on
tho other sldo of the window.
Bcrtlo pressed the captive hands
warnlngly. "Please," ho whispered.
"She's there, listening. You prom
ised. We'll both bo In for it If you
fall now."
"Well, then behave!" sho retorted
under her breath. "Just this once,
mind." Then n little louder, but un
steadily, "Do M-Iove you, Bertie,"
she said.
"Oh, my little girl, my llttlo girl!"
be said huskily, holding tho hands
tighter tbaniovor. "I sold I'was'hnppy
before, but I've never been absolutely
so until this minute. Why, Dolllc! You
remember we were Interrupted last
night, and you've never let mo klHS you.
It's 'Yes,' Isn't It dear?" leaning
very close.
"Why, Bcrtlo Temple, I should say
not! Of all tho mean, deceiving ad
vantage taking tricks" Sho paused
breathless, her volco quivering wrath
fully. But Bcrtlo clung desperately to her
hands. "Dolllc, don't spoil It ulll" lu
n beseeching whisper. "We'll never
hear the last of it."
She Bank back weakly.
"Oh! I I It's so very new, ".you
know. I'm not accustomed to., it yet
You you nro not angry with me,
d-d ear?"
"Angry with you? Never as long as
1"-
"Of courso I didn't mean that But
anyway you mustn't surprise me so
violently. It might mako me l-l-llko
you less. No, I guess I'd better not let
you tonight, Just for punishment No
I welll If you're going to feel so heart
broken, Just ono ve-ry tiny ono jlgkt
here," Indicating tho tip of n rosy car.
The elaborate pcrformnnco was hard
ly concluded when a small, agitated
vplce camo very close to Mr. Temple's
own auditory member.
"Bertie! I'm positive I smell fresh
cigar smoke! Do you suppose any ono
Is listening round tho corner? I shall
simply die."
Tho answer came from an unexpect
ed quarter. Out of the dusk of tho low
music room, window stepped tho youth
ful, Immaculate figure of Miss Doro
thy's brother Bob.
"Hello, you twol" he greeted genially,
but with carefully modulated voice. "I
didn't mean to listen more than a min
ute, but it was too good a chance to
learn how. I know you'd not mind so
much, being all In the family. But, se
riously, old man, I'm no cud glad!
Bather have you for a brother than any
fellow I know though I had a suspi
cion that Dot made n practice of refus
ing you about onco a week. And hero's
my most brotherly kiss for the maiden
not on the ear, either!" And Bob
beamed gleefully on ono nnd then tho
other, a man who had risen to accept
his felicitations with quiet dignity and
a girl who stood with both bands press
ed to a palpitating breast
"This will Just about sign your re
Icnse on the Slmpklns' question, won't
it, Bertie?" continued tho garrulous
Bob. "By the bye, that cheerful skele
ton came tiptoeing Into the music room
Just before you two obscured my out
look and left with obvious reluctance
on discovering me. I supposo It's regis
tered to my discredit, but I hadn't the
moral courago to resign tho window
scat in her fnVor."
Dorothy's hands suddenly covered her
face, but not In time to quench a llttlo
gasping sound that was not more than
half laughter.
Bertie took ono step to her sldo and
throw n protecting arm across tho bent
shoulders. Under that shelter a flut
tering llttlo heart was proclaiming:
"She did come! It wns tho truth and
not a Joko to mako me wretched! I
could never have married a mau 'who
would Ho to met"
"Dot must bo weeping to think how
cut up old lady Slmpklns will be," ven
tured Bob, 'and nervous, I suppose, at
being interrupted so suddenly. Never
mind, little girl. I'll go right away'nnd
never tell n soul. Only sho might
show brother her now ring or is It all
so very now that tho ring hasn't ar
rived yet?"
"So new that tho ring was about to
be produced when you appeared," re
plied Bertie in a very deep voice, tak
ing Dollle's left hand and slipping some
thing very quickly on to her finger.
"Oh!" she cried, with a quaver of de
light; then sho sat down very abruptly,
leaning forward to lot the moonlight
sparkle on the beautiful stone.
For onco In his life Bob showed 'suf
ficient discretion to steal noiselessly
away.
She sat very still, absently turning
the circlet this way and that, watching
tho flash of changing colors; then, with
a 'shaky little sigh, sho slipped it off
and held It toward him. "It's very
lovely, Bertie. I guess tho girl you
bought It for won't mind my having It
on for a few minutes. Aren't you go
ing to tell me who sho Is, Bertie?
We've been pretty good friends, you
know."
Straight and tall lie stood beforo her.
"Yea, Dolllc, I am going to tell you
who sho Is," ho answered slowly, then
dropped on ono kneo and slipped the
ring back on the finger from which
alio had removed It "Sho is you, you,
you," ho Whispered, "and no ono clso
in the wide world. May it stay there,
ray Dolllo?"
"Bertie," and her eyes grew luminous
with wonder, "do you mean that you
still caro after I havo refused you oh,
I doti't llko to think how many times?
But I never know how nice you could
be."
"You never gave mo tho chance," ho
answered happily, "so I had to try
strategy,"
Not In Hi. Line. r
The sexton of a certain pariah church
would brook no Interference with What
ho was pleased to call his "special du
ties." "Every mon to his trade, sez I," ho
would remark. "Let tho passon do
the pralchln' an I'll do tho rest"
On one occasion the vicar was ot the
opinion that John was neglecting his
duties.
John, who was not wanting in wit,
strenuously denied the chargo and said
that he was "not golu' to stand no tucd-
dllu " with his affairs.
"nut, John," said tho vicar, "It h
hooves overybody to mind bis p'a and
U's."
"Everybody but me," retorted John,
refusing to bo cornered. "l"s an' q's
Is nowt 1' my Hue. I've enough ,to do
to nilud tho kuys and pews." London
Telegraph,
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