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1 SAMMY AND THE SUBWAY The Unsuccessful Quest of a S eat By Clare Victor Dwiitrf.naj
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14 The Lady
of C?)en ry"
Clo.hedin 5 emery
EY CHARLES
a, NY lady who derides to take a horseback ride through the town atearlng
fx only ,i rant look, even during the
rooro than likely to have something to say about It.
There could be no doubt of this at Daly's last night. If the Lady Oodlva of
Louis N. Parker! piny didn't ride out Into the full glare of the footllghtg anl
mnl.e Peeping ToniB, Dirks and Harry of us all, she certainly talked fatter
than a horse cm trot. It was a lucky thing for Miss Viola Allen that her veJoe
was In goivd running order, f ir "The Iady of Coventry" gave heco much to
ly thai even a slight cold would have DM n serious handicap.
'Mie play gave Miss Allen little opportunity to do anything but talk. Tha
authur was Rarer at a loss or words. Kven when Leofrlc'i men were beating
dowr Lady Dorotheas door the) kindly suspended operation- to give her time
for lon, hUh-ro ruling speech. It was apparent by this time that the familiar
leg. m had boon changed to suit the purposes of "a new love romance." Deofrlr,
vhe the door waa finally flung open, did not nppear a the husband of (loiflvt,
prettiy Changed to Dorothea In the further intevewa of "romance." A- mere
bus. and BUggMtlng that his wife take a brOOgy little ride to save the ncopla
from tarvattor) Wouldn't have carried the play lieyond the celebrated ride; Tha
unly hing to do under the ilrcu.nstanc.es waa to have the fierce Saxon ehlrf
simply tumbla Into love wltli the haughty Norman counters. This was done ua
quickly as the long speeches would permit, and Leofrlc's rough sense of hurdor
no sooner le t h m into swearing M ipare ma to-vn it noromea wuuia not
through It unclad at high noon than the lady took him at his word.
And thee wo were? At leaat we could Imagine Wo were. A great deal'
necessarily dt ponds upon the Imagination In a l.ady Oodlva play. Every little
hit help, to moke this situation Interesting. Just what Miss Allen would do
raoialned to be seen, of couraa she couldn't show us the "great moment" of!
Oodlra's life ns we shyly tlitfllc of It. but she did show ua two very fair armi
and a white shoulder over which her purple cloak had n control. Thea sha '
want out to look up a horse, and n moment later the bell snnounced Ihsjt sha
was off. I.oofrlc waa the only one who took a look. He turned Peeping Tom
because he thought iiodia hated the sight of him. Then he Insisted upon
bnvlng hl eves put out, but as the fourth act was now under way and a happy
andlng almost due, Dorothea wouldn't listen to such a. thing. She tojU him
to look Into her eyes and tell her what he saw there. And before too sould
say another word the was In his arms!
Mitts Allen had said so much that she must have felt In need of a good
night's rest. Except for stilted declamations there was little Tor her to do, and
this little she did in a thoroughly "romantic" way. Her poses were more beau-1
tlfui than il.e lines she was required to speak. Henry Kolker was a hopelessly
m: and tame Htxon chieftain. To he sure, leofrlc the Wolf becomes a whim
pering, spiritless creature In Mr. l-arker's play, yet Mr. Kolker might have put
snore force Into the character In the first act at least Ho looked well, except
when he executed funny little catch-step, hut he read his lines so h.Tdly that
It was oflen a trial to listen to hlin. Vincent Slcrnroyd did glnod work aa
Cyinen, the bailiff, and Miss Jane Ferrel was the prettiest and cleVerest of the
MM
"The Lady of Coventry" was clothed In unusually fine scenery. The splendid
production suggested that nil may not have been lost to Llebler St Co. when the
erratic Mascagni sent Aeobel" to Coventry. ,
THE LARGEST DEER.
DP. VfEBITBB, Rrncst Hen
dricks and Clarence l.op;. re
e turned from the Adlrom'.aclts
with the largest buclt brotght from
tha north Id many yenrs. It was ahot
by Mr. Lapp and weighed 310 pounds,
measured nearly nine feet from tip of
nose to tall Mid had a niot perfect
head, earh antler bavins Ave uniform
and nicely formed peeing The buck
must have been t redding the Adiron
dack for yearn, as It H without
teeth and the antler Indicated that
ha waa well along In year. Mr. Waa
ater, who each year vims me fsaira
iac..x. when fit first saw
the d
8
iroprrlitlit. 1S1L b t
H.
K. D) Co.)
avimnil or piik
BUI NO 0HAPT1M.
oe.ili Reneeebt, tftei HI m
Mtaharli la iba v.k la Itu ttont m m
(rtet deirtuirnt st .rr liiietlitd tn lilia I'T
laiher His ftihsr'i forewr iMrtaw. Mr. Bert's,
e wkon deugUtw, Btbrl, lbs otwt niee i re
gtgjd, btse njlimeeselet tbt !'" tad t
.nls tajtlib't letsrlern holkionke mtti Mef
ps ti ipse, misKHI huyW to tlie (irm. Bl I'rni
hef i,'.rv and Isr sri, a.e..v lint li l not cru
r..ee she dtierves: si' bw IteU en bee tbe
i -f ihould bl cui. Mr. Tbtttbtt, tlie ilors
dHertlw. tel'i Mtele Uist fie IsttW'l siaer In
s Ads snd Mir!i ele,e. Mirrt. Iisre
bmi ransht beplUtlea Tlh -iter-ln-lw. nlmt
the dtstli ut U tapis I brotSWi bit uurrWsl s
rr.isS asmnl DtlBe. Uttgls desrlj ItM bl
druil bWtbSr'l ouly dtegbtW, "hem Wt lrkln
rUK In Itt her see. sue DNVtSl BPn Mr.
Tint. Inr to iln lbs lltilo scirl ht .llssirs.'e of
srreit. MtgtW l"k" htl nice bOQM "'ill btT.
But furkin bUcineslll lur OS ttwesl of ikl':
thf rlill-l isiv again. Bolbteebt ptenoWl U-
si to Ibl eosltlos . f "bajrw" snd ewsll iir
un all nultl.rt ot the nt.irs's tMSIIISIint.
Tliankn o ber . Ipv.t iiinA-ttlon. tin- tlrtil'i bate
una lni.rnei rnu.liy. lM kb'i ftbntfceM b
Blsggla oauso eenp. r tells bin St. Hr .Ha
crm fail he l fallliiu in kWS Sfttll lie'. Ktliel
la JrtlJiia an 1 tuattdi IUI Rtrm Uwbtrii
ldjlh.. l'oilr..ok( t. "1.11. lie "' . Ul iiaigv'll
lioroa to 1ts ula roDWOl 10 tllia atap.
CHAPTER XL
(CtallantaM
01.TKR b.lef greetings. Ethel
came straight to the point:
".loe,'' she said, quietly,
"Uncle wiilies to epeak to
you lu reference to u matter
of some lino u t nee. lie will explain."
"Hum! It't a dtlli ate euppoao, my
dear, you" Mr. Hurneii, WtM bad
ear '
uttartd Hilt much In a
thoroughly
OARNTON
changing style ot Morse now wwi,
after ft had been hot was ro alartled
at the size of it that he gasped and
Imagined it was a giuie. The guldjan
nlsn Informed the Tort Plainera that
nothing to compare with It hsd been
ahot In the Adirondack during the
I it decade, Mohawk Vojlley Register.
HE MOVED AWAY.
There wa:i a merchant In our town
who was not wondrous wise; he vowed
that be could get along and never ad
vertise. His rivals now are all con
1n"cl that advorthHlne pay-, fo.' he
as forced to get along In less than
ninety days. fhi-'ago Journal,
MAGGIE PEPPER
flilgettv fashion, came to t halt, and
turned beseeching eyes ob Kthel.
"I think, fn -lo," the jflrl s.ild, with
out hesitation, "tf Joe knew my earnest
deslro that Miss Pepper should hand In
her resignation, IT he were made to
realize that nay that our whole happi
ness depends on this, he would con
sent." The abrupt Introduction of the topic
hal first astonished Joseph, then III lei
him With indignation. Ho was deeply
offended by thlt mixing of his love
affair and his frleivlahip. which had
nothtaiif at all In common, ne spoke
his mind with d!s vn 'ertlng directness:
"uh. come now Ethel, and you, too,
Mi lliirgen put an end to thla nnn
i nt Vour liHplness. Kthel. Is not
dependent In any way on Miss Pepper's
remaining In the employ of Holbrooke
and Oompgnjfi bill mv luitlness success
Is."
"Ridiculous!" Hargen ejaculated, In
all itnctrity.
"II may seem so to you." Joseph id-
mltted. with an unpleasant glan
toward his business manager; "but it's and brow. Ethel .saw the bluh. guessed
true, nevertheless." It occurred to him sll that It mennt and vastly more,
that Ihu only way to etrape from an , Her spirit hardened, ns she llatoned lo
exceptionally disagreeable situation, the question with which liar betrothed
While also satisfying the demands of broke I sh' rt silence. "Don't you ne
frlendehlp, lay In revealing tbe truth ; lleve me, Kthel?"
concerning his great dob,t to Miss ' "Oh, certainly. Joe," the repl'ed,
Pepper. "It Is a fact," he went en,
"that the. tnd no one else, it responsl-
hie for every one of the changes lhat
have taken nlace tn the concern tlnee ; no.
my rttura.from Europe. Hen hat been The diahtr'.icd young man turned lm
the mind that conceived and carried patiently to .Mr. Hargen, irho was
out the plant which have retulted In a
j Spotlight Steve in Vaudeville
japnuuu u)ru"Lixiuiriri-ri wViiriri .........
Wmm1nPl0ttftW0tp0tt
"Cheer Up.
fy OfD Intentions is tt Plug -that
Hucks before he Makes the Pay
off Lln!
The Man who's Afraid of lelng "Shown
p" alwnys has Reaann to ltellev? that
I he CAN be!
Some Fellows c.in ev.rn lelnd t ie Alr
lliake when they Hit tho TObOgl
some
Moss!
Day" never Stops (lathering
Our Idea of a lysine Without Nutri
ment Is that Oettliig-ltack-At-Some-
body Thing!
37ie TakeA'our-Timc Man is that
" j ij ij e i.r..frLn.ixrtn o ru-pi n a n ixivuvuuul
I Mf AMD m PAATMH SOT MADMrt-SAV h)l flEAD OH- I'M M LlVtUV 1101 T rotuo.7
THE QKEATEST ROLLER - slflQga! I CAN 00 UkoiAH UTTW Ml HMC As U foufomjJ (.!' " J J,
SKATlHfc act THCVrWiqUajprTH.a fJlM C0S5ACr; Jj FAVT EMTfflkrAC f f Mi
BOT Kl'S L.MD OP w'Tfr1 ROLLER, f WVH A ' jfe -l -y lH fWI
A k 1 AY . ) -atsa W B I I r I Z "IT '
I I - 1 ! U b
c a
13
tu
s9 ho tremendous that It bus put
.. . on i.ie top of t 10 heap. Oh,
I know tho nasty things Hint have been
tatd about us: but they're Just lies
malicious, wicked lies. Will mu
believe that, Ethel?"
The girl, at tills appeal, did not
hesll tte. lu a wav. she wee us furious
is before, but to avoid an open rupture,
she must uceept Ills explanation at
least to wiine extent.
"Certainly, Joe I believe whnt you
tell me, of course-"
Joseph received this rather non-eom-nilttal
answer quite unsuspiciously.
"So. you s.e," he declared triumph
antly. "It would he the height of In
gratitude to turn her out after all she
lo e 'o rnaa'ia ut nifseeji Mv
feeling toward her Is gratitude, and
r friendship. lo spite or elmiir
a i
' .,
llgh: from
that
dawning
of
knowledge within hi:; heart HWvummi
over hie ronaclo u I noes most inoppor
lunely. as he made an end of speaking.
It confused him mightily, for Joseoh
was an honest young man, anil honor-
able. The color disponed on chunks
coldly. Rut, all tho same, on arcoun
of the scandal and evervthlnj, I still
tlilntf It would he better thujtho should
tugging at t;.a utual wuiaater.
' )PWWH,WSS! '
WtMWWWWWWWHWWWWWI -.-.-..-.
Cuthbert!"
V)prrieiit. mil. kf Fee 11
way becaute he't Alwayt Working
for Homebody Elte!
It't a Whole Lot Uaticr to Toy
uith Good Health than it it to Teate
it Back Again t
Anybody can Make Hy while the Sun
Is shining the Trick Is In Doing It
Willie ll ISN'T.
It Takes a Oeneroue Olnk to Over
Icok the Het when he l'eels that he Has
a (lion AsOratMSl
The Law of Human Supply and De
mand Onef Works for Averawe Folks
the Winner Overlcape It!
"One Can Learn a Lot in Three Months, and
Learn What a Sight More There Is to Learn ! "
"And youT' he demanlid, sharply.
Then was un ominous note In Ids v d. e.
"If" Hargen exclaimed, with a ner
vous start. "Oh, I'm Inclined to lean
t iwuul Ethel's view, on accour.t of the
loenp. Rui"
Joseph uttered an Indignant ejacula
tion. "You've always been prejudiced
against her, Mr. Hargen. Her modern
Ideas have conflicted with your arehsle
business methoda."
Harden winced visibly at tlie word
"aBOhale." bp) attwnpted only a blandly
Indulgent entile. He was abovt ail
things dc-irous of avoiding in ..pen dis
agreement with the owner of the flnni
at Just this time.
Hut Hthel was not In '.l I h by tuoh
templet of expediency. She expreaaad
' oplnt in ran.i.dly :
"Rggllyj Joe, me mnji nnprajimieen
n sn ii r couMttll hegp '!''-.' I'otl ar J-o
wrappid up In Mil v. nun t int yo"
don', hesl .it ' to Intuit any one who
ventures to disagree with you ns to her
vary reroarKnbla ouaJiiies." she wu
not even . paint, for one-, to conceal
(hi sneer .hat POJ'gnipgntd list worls.
"the hat ttmprkahla qjiaUttoa." Jo-
taph gMlfttelMal stoutly. There had
come u eotaolttl thudding of the gootl
natiire chtracterlttlo Of him. Ills gruy
eyes were firry, his ch!n thrust Ittelf
forwnid iiii'rnaelousl , his voice rasp, .i.
I've explained my relatione With
j mil I think ihtu's unr.ugh if tho tub
t. If vmi want anyt. inn wore, Whet,
hero It is: Not a wind of i peraunul
naluro which you could by : ny possi
bility construe as an affront to . Qgrtbai
uaa over outtcd btlnotn uc-vu my
Ti- dr asraifT
mrtini0wttont-tt
By Clarence L. Cullen
I'ullhlaiii Do, Thr New Tnrk Werldj.
KlirciaUit first, and
t yovr Specialty!
thru .S'i . . i 1 1 1 tf
Admirable Crlchton could Do a Little
tilt of Everything, but he didn't Hun
Many Rings around tha lliys who Miie
turel One Uame!
The Cosy Corner It the Hallleground
of tha 'Maybe" Man1
Taere isa'f tniirh Dlffernice between
Hinting fir Hyinpiithii rmd Patting the
Hat !
The Laurels that some of us Rest On
make a Mighty Lumpy Couch!
t
Laughter Is a Lubricator, Whereat
Tears only Clog the Machine'
or'otrmr1nmnrnmSt
honor." He spoke Mm llleral truth
tbe whole truth, at he underload It.
Vet, deep down In his OontolOUgflOOa
lurked a shadow of doulit dojbt that
somehow resembled guilt. "Do You be
lieve me?" he (jueslloned defiantly,
"Yet, Joe, I believe you, " the gill re
sponded qttlokly; and now, agu.n, she
held her temper well under control.
'"Rut. still, I da beg of you -you must
put my happiness above a mere matter
of gratitude to un employee for past
services. Hurely, she can he juild -At
generously us you llke--and dsinled, 1
Joseph threw out .i bund In a gesture
of supremo dltgutt as lie gated av
ugely on the speaker.
"1 suppote so!" he agreed, contemp
tuously. Then, as he went on, his tonca
deepened, became morn vibrant! "ttlt
has slaved day and night, she hut
devoted all her energy, nil nr genius,
t out ggeotgn And, now, she mutt be
sirrilleed lo a spoiled girl's wrnlm bean-,-
1 am uj.oa.-d to he ,i i:ay dog,
and all that kind of rot, gad can't live
down i tlltf paat, I say, it's not fair
1 I punish her for my ehortPonilAga, 1
tell you tlut. I
an I do !i. and I won't- "' naagie, rot o i geniieman ramoo
i .nd of thu matter! , ttrafd. but IB vain Ttlt ,..1 had no
and there's an end of thu matter!
' flood-night."
With that J0!Mph whirled on hit heel
:.nd went out of the room.
VHAl'Tt ll Xlh
, .
M JOaOPIl
THUL stiv notb.ni:
for a number of d,tiyr. r-nd
lie rtxlizul thai a Oftgll Had
am.- In bee uff -'.,-.. Yet. i1:-
-fried lo
alu".do:i the
U.ie uottL.tai:d
iiitvs of ulUinale victor'
By Bowen
fa
nnnjTjxrrnririi' - - - - - - - - l
a? I
rj-Ln.njTj-ui-nTJTJxruLnjTj-u "" le.tWI
It Takes llanlor Training to "Come
lluck" ttun It does to Arrive the First
Time!
Thackeray was over Forty when
"Vanity Fair" waa Published, and he
Considered himself an Apprentice then!
The 0 mud-Dad of aomh tf s uteroaH
Much - bttf they'd be Aahntnril of a .of
of Ml of that I
"Temiieriiment
the Punch!
Is Temper without
The Self-Kidder likes, to Imagine that
he s Doing the Rest he Can R hen he'! I
Rarely (letting Ry!
We'd rather Blow fp in the 3t retch
klltn I'm tnblt at Ibe start!
.
.
tun a subtlety e? intttteet and craft
that made :.ur a dangtrout advtrttry.
In the present emtogency. she set her
Mils to studying a oleum ly WMeh v'oi
could galg her ends, notwllhst.m Hug
her ti.iu.es djlctum concerning Mtgatla
Pi pper.
Tin. result of her deep pondering wee
tbe reeolve ogee again that the woman
with horn -Joseph had allowed li on. It
to be coma tnltngltd must go. The dif-
Mrenea now, bowever, wus Mel the
would not depegjd In any way on
J1". ! i's i ..-operation ill securing 'Jill
off' t. on ti ntrary, while Mi,; re
Pepper must go. the lemovul mutt be
aci'o.iiplls u d se. retly, Not only un it
the head of too lirui not know of the
nvent until too late to Interfere, but the
matter must be carried oul In such .n-ui-aar
us o create bStteraegg beta en the
two.
Mavlag settled definitely on 111" coin M
to be pursued. Ktht 1 broached the suli
lecl to her uncle one evening, ami, tn
t till t woirleil gentleman's c uisterngllon.
Informed htm that he was to be the
active agent In charing his nle.-e's path
i rwuvianevj piiink nwr M"iit r win,
! un!''errel by the entriMiliM of her kln
nrmn V)Mn ti hWd tlfni of mtinu-
rip iff .-i 1 I f t"i ti f n S it r ii1 ii fi m tn
aubjoetlon by brul 11 kg thai he
we il I be Wise t ) kei p nt as i Irlrnd.
rati;,.,. ,,., aajajnimr, Since the might
ppyeal la fog
1
certain tb ngi knot
to her con net
the nana tr! ugl
s : nr.k. 1
etl-isi aslth tlief
At taut,
mure than
; .. II.. . , . i ..e : no
uauallv bluodllta. and he
! I .
OoujTWmt. 111. hr Tie
( ID New Tie wona).
MAS in out ton, Tex , xoal
about to ft convMed for
murder when th defend
ant' attorney tueceeded in protfnp
I thai tha man kitted vat an actor.
Doei any ote know whether Ball
Caine'i poem U -a reply or a eequelt
After a eomplew ranvati of the
United State wa ftn that the peo
ple who are getUnC the tlp$ are
itrongly in favor of ttMtinuing the
old itom.
elub woman aoy fnot wiKe,t
ai no longer tatlifled with being
the clinging vine. How the man
mut go to work.
The lightweight champion ha$
agreed to fight on Chrittma Day.
Hu hr faiti to ttate which Chritt
mat.
The reporti of a bomb expiation
in 4 hotel trrrr greatly exaggerated.
OH of the patron merely walked
out of the dining room without giv
tnc the head waiter a tip.
When
Mayor Oaynor and John
MeaeeajkaVaaaVMralrVI
New Style Notes.
Hoc VDMD crepe de chine Is a new
dress material that makes up
very prettily and requires little
trimming. One .seen had five fancy silk
urnajiiienis errauged along the left
aide of the skirl.
In the popular three-ple'e eultt the
coats areGusuaUy longer than In the
plain tallormadee. lloth the M and C
Inch are popular lengths and most of
them Iravo the Risque with the ntted
skirt attached either at or slightly
above the w a.. Mine. Odd effets are
predtMNM by huvlng these Joinings only
prrtway about the waist, son-"times at
thM bOJtM only and then again at the
aides.
At the garment "openings" many
handsome models showed a wide di
versity In materials. For evening and
lresy wear there were heautful vel
vata. rich brocades, satins, penu de
tnurlt. crepo meteore and wool velours
while fur general wear there were
any QtMUhtlty of the double-faced clothe
j In beautiful combinations as well as
! lb. i serviceable cheviots, torges, broad-
'MUlO Taney tweedt and many novelty
fabtlcs.
,erasaasasnawnaeaa4wtaia
Founded on Charles
win ere a
. nay ior oae atani . .
eerelly cursed cs.-lf for ever hnvlng
lei sup the biLs of information by ahloh
he was now In Me girl's power. He re-
fleeted bitterly that ho hn.i warmed
Jper in bi boiam, tad i so rotVottngi
ha o inaeaead to do aayihlag thai Me
might requeet, At the same time, he
thuddered, for he found hlmi if betwnea
the devil and the deep sea. On the
oil band he WOUtd incur Me enmity of
Josspu, which as likely lo prove disas
trous; on the other, he would fall under
Ethel s dlsplniBTire, whlcn was. worse.
Retwetti the two evils, he wisely chose
the less, and then-eforth eoaapgalaagd
with fear.
It so chancel that Joseph had an Im
perative engagement of long ttaniing,
which tummgntd lUat to Waa.iingtou
about this lime, to serve an best :"tn at
the wedding "f un old friend, Ethel,
aware of the fact, decided that her plan
Ihould be put nto opera!' hi Immedl-
Hteiy after hie departure aa 'he train,
so thai sir la Interval might slapat after
Maggle'a removal before tne pottioiuu
..f Mterferenoe on Ma part, she meani
the .1 -.iIij.iI of the g.rl to bo acconi-
d In such a maimer that M igcle
ihould be flUtd w'lt i anger againtt
.1 iteph, and that from this and tepara-
n. and otntr manoeuvres w incii ine
Wtt plotting, permanent estrange
oient should develop. Although
sho did not gneee it. her i.-h.-mlng wat i
sssisiui indirectly by Magaie herself,
who wat n peretitently refuting to
grant any lutsuu- to the im .ii af the i
I! in. lti the week hut had elapsed!
l!i e the d-y v. hen the subject of tcan-
del collecting them waa -...ivd.
Parrot) Mitehel greeted tmot) other
in a friendly ton of ttaioa Mai aaaafe
a large tree in City Bail
imparl out of MM aremm
over itmd.
There it a faker to tha cold tiaratjt)
law. What the law prohibit amy,
one from getting a corner on cagt
the truf attorney inter tr tha
war "freeh."
Reietta A to your ftrtt question,
no; tecond, pan thouid have told the
young man in poor ftrtt latter that
yon are a bVondt.
A young lady who it pointed out
at an example oj what saaiaw wiB
bo token we hove equal tmffrage
married a mom hut week who at
way hot hit picfvre tmmen rmtiliep
The attorney for the dtfente in
tha California dynamiting oaae have
moved that the trial bo adjourned
durinq the neat Pretidential fe
auguratton.
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Some of the new coats attll show tha
aatlor coi.ar. but it la an entire! new
shaped sailor. It reschee nearly to the
watatlne la the back, but la rnatta a
little narrower than tboaa heretofore
seen.
A popular neck ftnleh oa the new leas
.oats la the double collar. The. lower
one It really a. deep round aape. cover
ing tha trhouMera, while tha upper one
is a sample round collar iitTehlR at
different materiel.
This Is to be a araaon of eembtnatlea
of materials. For I ae lance, heavy faa
rtcs such as velvet with ohtCan oloth or
crep da ohlne. An aftemoof draee
rarrlee oat that tea by MWfQtJ tbe
skirt of silk crape trtasmed wtth wlaa
btnda of braadatoUl edged with frlnpai
The el.k bail fringe which baa beta
worn the paat two aeaae wall con
tinue In vogue, but It now supple
reenter! by a beaded fiatgi to ball
j design which
Is obtainable, la Urge
and small alaea and In tingle or
double ball deelgne. Par ball fringe I
unnthor variety that wfU and favor
later in the aaaaoa.
Klein's
tha: y had not been alone together orvse.
In ennsequenoe of the pressure
brought to bear on hltn. Hargen, on
the das set. summoned Maggie to a
prlvat Interview lu hit oglcss Hha we
tottaMy unsuspicious of the Imperilling
doom, and entered the manager roam
with the careless grace of movement
that distinguished her. Iter roaat had
fiuled a little under the etraln through
which she had passed but the eyee
with which she regarded the man be
hind the desk were still of tbe same
wonderful limpidity, with tho tend Mb
msg gOWlng toftly la their deep, and
the elusive dtmnle lurked, half-htd Ian,
near a corner of the red. curving. Ilne.
Hargen't wan face itlfened as he
looked on her beauty. He admitted
freely to himself thst tlie wis lov..y
enough 1 I delight toy man't ftnoy. but
lie owed her a grudge, which he wtt
glad to pay since he mutt The firt
that the victim or his nleoe't plotting
wis to lie Magttc Pepper formed the
silver lining to his cloud of fear over
,.l(nseouences. Therefore
he took
hlMrt nf Knc from malice
pi uc
Uharltative!y at tha wlap of whisker.
d addressed the buyer Imprettlvel:
'Miss Pepper, Mr. Holbrooke tnd I
imve definitely decided to dlspenee with
your rerviect from tide moment.
(To He Coatlnued.)
corrY.
h speak In high tenma of tb
Did
"Vet; he said he charged tea atollnra
a visit 'Town
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