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Be lieve me, I am content.” - DYE, one can buquhy you don‘t even have to .iznow whet KIND of Cloth your Goods are made actually doesn't intend to renew the partnership.” “What!” cried his wife, “not now that all this affair is cleared up, and you have apologized so handsomely to young Falck’i” “No; it’s perfectly disgraceful,” said James Horner, looking like an angry turkey-cock as he paced to and fro. “I shook hands with Falck and toldhim I was sorry to ' ’ have misjudged him, and oven owned to Boniface that I. had spoken hastily, but would you be- lieve it, he won’t reconsider the matter. He not only gives me the sack, but he takes in my place that scheming Norwegian.” “But the fellow has no capital,” cried Mrs. Horner, in great agita- tion. “He is as poor as a rook! He hasn’t a single penny to put into the concern.” “Precisely. But Boniface is such a fool, that he overlooks that and does nothing but talk of his great business capacities, his ,industry, his good address, anda lot of other rubbish of that sort. Why, without money a fellow is worth nothingâ€" absolutely nothing.” . “From the first I detected him,” said Mrs. Horner. “I knew that . the Bonifaces were deceived in him. It’s my belief that although his character is cleared as to this five- pound note business, yet he is real- ly a mere adventurer. Depend up- on it, he’ll manage to get everyâ€" thing into his own hands, and will be misting Roy one of these days.” “Well, he’s hardly likely to do that, for it seems the sister has been keeping her eyes open and that vectivcs again the Bonifaces. .“When is the wedding to be ‘1” TEMeaning or a Name gs I . ‘x g I. .~. t" .1 means everything that “SALADA” means the .; a; _ ‘ ~. , A " _ ‘ . i... _,....,,....- nmmow‘. .m .,."‘. I‘m,“ ,. ,...i.3,~,..q.sflas‘.. rm ._.‘_\___\.aar.v|‘ , h is choicest in fine tea. world’s best tea -- “hill- grown Ceylon’ ’--with all the exquisite freshness and flavor retained by the’sealed lead packages.‘ _ BLAGK, GREEN or MIXED m ~â€"-â€"-â€"â€"â€"â€"-â€"-â€"â€"â€"-â€"â€"â€"-â€"â€"â€"â€"_____._._==_ . bye, we must, I suppose, get them proof that trouble had not spoiled ,some sort of wedding present." “By good luck,” said Mrs. Hor- n‘er, “I won a sofa-cushion last week in a raffle at- the bazaar for the chapel organ fund. It’s quite good enough for them, I’m sure. I did half think of sending it to the youngest Miss Smith who is to be married on New-year’s-day, but they are such rich people that I suppose I must send them some- thing a little more showy and ex- pensive. This will do very well for Sigrid Falck.” Luckily the opinion of outsiders did not at all mar the happiness of the two lovers. They were charm- ed to hear that the Horners were least about thorn.” or soured the lives either of CecilE or Frithiof lay in their keen enjoy} merit of other people’s happiness. ’ The wedding was to be extremely" quiet. Early in the morning, when’ Cecil went to see if she could be of any use, she found the bride-elect in her usual dress and her house? keeping apron of brown hollde busily packing Frithiof’s portman-- teau. “Oh, let me do it for you,” sbel said. “The idea of your toiling away to-day as if you Were not go-; ing to be married l” Sigrid laughed merrily. ‘ “Must brides sit down and do“ nothing until the ceremony ’1” she, “Wait,” said Cecil, “does this. . I a .l. . . leavin London and when ' du “ 5 . . H . idiot of 8. R0 is cm to marry . g ’ . .’ m e RSkC‘d- 1550; I am 501‘1‘)’ for them‘ i CHAPTER XXXVI__(Cont’d) discouraging tone. Is it that her}; y g 3 time, the SON-01151110“ al‘l‘lV’ed, 5111“ I couldn’t sit still if I were to try," ;P “But what a terrible autumn for which makes you so late? However, INTO marry Sigrid Falck :2); ex_ mounted by Mrs. Horner s card, How glad a111.w think Frithiofl ’ 1' youl” exclaimed Frithiof. “And “K’s 0f 11.0 consgquencefi’o me If the claimed Mrs. Homer, starting to 513“le “ho had be?“ m the. blessed and Swanhlld W111 be at Rowan! : to think that all this should have dmner 15 SPOfled: qlnte the °°n' her feet. “Actually to bring into chd‘tlon 9f expelftmgfiolltfig: was Tree House while we are away! I} i 3- sprung from that wretched five- tmry’ I am P015 parglf’ular‘l But i the family a girl who plays at danc- :‘f Eltcr’flzvnteh?fi Smitmgthcl ehnfOte 5110111d_never have had a moment’s, ; {pound note! Our stories haVB beg you won t.grum,, e If he mea ing classes and partiesâ€"a girl who Eda .S’ .tc, y Ids Stia’gdt 91" P930? 1f I left them here: #0? SWflP‘i : ibeen curiously woven together, 15 gone to “ficmden . ,, sweeps her own house and cooks {3‘1 h 51.13? 101 5» mafe‘ b? 0MP hild is after all only a child. It is: . Sigrid.” ~ . * , l. Igefi'fi' fillnd the dgpnef, her own dinner," ofuguflign‘ an uncom oita 0 sense 30kgood of Mrs Bommce to have; ‘ I ‘. r1 , ca ious . u - - t As she thought of the contrast £3356 otfier tfiiggg-to taink 05f, than I don’tfkliloYl _that Eh: As any “And after. a“ ” remarked Sim asuesd thcml k. _ k l ; thetween the two Stories her tears overdone joints - That fool Boni- the worse 01 3mg t a , sail1 rid to C’ecil “we feel] owe a r it f mce you'gre'ta’ mg Roy away’ ’ l, . g'broke forth afresh; she walked on face has taken “'16 at m word and James Horner. _It s not the glr d6 It M i H V ‘ I); I _f h8g3 d rom us, ’Ithink ‘1t is the least you. ; If * lsilently, hoping that he would not; y , ’ herself that I object to, for she s 9- ° 1‘3. 011181, 01 1 § 8 It, could do, said Cool], laughing. “Iii ’- lnotice them but a drop fell. right “ ' Pretty and Pleasant enough, but the net “de me to that Children 8 W1” be SIlCh 8‘ help‘bo have them i ;on to his wrist' he stopped sudden- connection, the being related by faDCY‘bau I Sho‘lld never have met this evenmg, for otherwise Wei ' ly took her fade between his hands marriage to that 0di0us FaICk, Who Madame LeCheriuer’ and how 0011151 Should a“ be feeling A very flat, I 1" mid looked fun into her eyes, 'has treated me so insufferably, who fzeheger 133130 11erd‘ 3]“ tflfiethel‘ 1f know.” ' , I i ' “You dear little goose,” he said, 10°12“; down on me and Is as s‘mnf} 1 “a no een 01 “at “And “’0 Shau'be 0'1 our way W 1- ’«cwhab.makes you cry? was it be- off-15h as if he were an'emperor. In those days I think Mrs. Hor- the Riviera,” said Sigrid, pausing l j ’cause I said our stories had been “If, there is one thing I do de- ner rather liked you, but somehow for. a, few minutes in her busy pre.‘ 5, .woven together?” I test}; said ers. Horner, fit is yo‘ii‘glilavc offfended heir. ’ b 1partitions; a dreamy look came into; ,r N , . 1d 'pus. mg peop eTa sure Sign o vu’- . 1y, .0. course 1 was y earn- er clear pl-Mticzfl eyes and she 3,. havletgeg’rfcgfiiz ,1; xshsotgfigdfou garity. But its partly Loveday 5 mg my living and setting up in let her 1123311 rest, againsé the side' ’. “But it wasn’,t to be n he said fault.. If I had to deal With tlfle nifdlel lodgings; I utterly shocked of the bed. , i « 1 _ l 7 , . . , . , f quietly. “It is an odd thing to say Falcks they would hate been taug_t a, er 1 cos of propriety, and, :«Someumes, do you know,” she, i. . . ~ their proper place, and all this when once you do that, goodâ€"bye .1 - H .V - v c ‘ l y to you to'mght’ When your new hie 1d not have ha ened ” to all he es of remainin in Mr em almed’ 1- can t behave-tins 18’ " i' r is beginning but tO'night I also am 7 » ~ w-O“ - p9 ' , , p g 5' all real. I think I am Just imagin-‘ ,I ’ ’ At this moment dinner was an- Homer 2; good books. It would - ' , , . ha V because now at last my C p . . . mg it all, and that I shall wake up- . . pp~ ‘ . . . ~ r. * -,- Z ; nounced. The overdone meat did have grieved me to displease any 1 ' - i , struggle is overâ€"now at last the ..______;______ , - - » -- t . M, H "ENS tam er of vour relati m if - , 1 Presenty @1101 find myself Playmg i 5 . fire is burned out. I don’t want - ' “‘ OHEDYE'WAU. KINOSO'W no 1mPr°Ve 1' 0 p ’ ~ 0 ~y°u yomse V95 the Myosotic waltz at the academy i : . ,b . th f be_ _, _. " and when the servants had left the cared for them, but the Hornersâ€" .it was always such a God tune g l: . anything ut just e peace 0 l it's the CLEANEsT.SmPIâ€"Es'r.andnssrnons room he broke out into fresh in- well, I can not pretend to care the to dream to.” 1 ‘ g l i . Her throat seemed to have closed up, she could not say a word just because she felt for him so intense- :ly. She gave him a little mute caress, and once more they paced 'along the garden path. But her" o(.--So hit-takes are Impossible. Send {or Free Color Card, Story Booklet, and Booklet giving remit: of Dyeing over other colon. The JOHNSON-RICHARDSON CO., Limited, ‘ _' ‘ Montreal. Canada. OUR COURSE IN asked his wife. “Some time in February, I be- lieve. They are house-furnishing already.” . Mrs. Homer gave an ejaculation of annoyance. ' The two girls were in the little sitting-room of the model lodgings putting the finishing touches to the white cashmere wedding-dress which Sigrid had cut out and made for herself during the quiet days they had spent at Rowan Tree make it feel more real?” and hast-l ily going into the outer room she- returned, bearing the lovely wed- ding bouquet which Roy had sent. “Lilies of the valley 1” exclaimed: Sigrid. “Oh, how exquisitel And. 1‘, l" ;whole soul revolted against this no« GENERAL , “W myrtle and eucharis liliesâ€"it is the- ' t . - all the sooner we leave Lon- House. Every one entered most . hon-Cg contefit' iii-e underslffifdg don the, better,” she said. “I’m heartily into all the busy preparaâ€" mosh beautlfm bouquet I ever i‘ ’i ’1? mt e as I? e S?! .16: ’uélarfh ilm 'ELECTRO 0R not going to be mixed up with all tions,‘ and Sigrid could not help Saw- . ,I his first baht 6 1111 613 an 5 e C thinking to herself that the best (T0 be contmued-) V l l l it indifference of the comrade who lies in hospital; Surely Frithiof was to‘havels‘omething better in his life than 'this -miserable parody of love? This passion, which had been almost all pain, could surely not be theonly glimpse vouchsafed him.of the bliss which had trans- figured the whole word for her? There came back to her the thought SCHOOL NURSING Qualifies you for the best ’ , positions. Study at home or attend the School. Gradu- ates earn “5.00 to $40.00 er week. Semi for Free hook on Nursing :n ~Rail Glass School of Nursing 358 Queenst. 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