So = ee HONEST TEA IS” THE BEST POLICY LARGEST SALE -IN-THE WORLD Her Great Love; Or, A Struggle For a Heart CHAPTER XVII.—(Continued). is?” Morgan and in quite a Bobby stared away from the piano and the angel at, it, lar phat ! murmur- ran. orgs eid slid had Of course 2, as all aglow with ploazant ion at the success of ds idler, ee ae aa it be written? Swit As they seated theme: ge the waiter, Feparatory to, leaving, & couple of jer Of champagio and. filled’ the fen atlemene glasses and Bobby emptied his spe “eae they y, layed ra nd through Bobby in a the table which the waiter ense, my dear Laura! the music floated out im, ‘inesome cards!” T hate them! Why, are you men fond 1 won mad witha petulant, atanniohe wwept the dark er forehead, up at her with all his young Soul in his eyes. jy Would tather rather be at the piano h you, armure: ghe murmured. ‘How wit! one lay, Deaue’ wroke in Teeter harett xolee, “and Bobby played the first lost, Morgan Rimes, “You to Tose. from the ved to the plano, irut Mor- ‘Thorpe always called him: back. "The. music; ‘the play, ‘went, on until the ghimes sounded sm Vel "eq the boy's face, and he ther he was pieying Riararoe sashens Gousclone of nothing but that, fascinating presence, the dark ‘ips, the ae vomeshat sung sweetly. in pi Toemliod ana tatade tcelints bes, aa lost tein ma with ch onperful, said, lookiug at se pricelere bronze ‘on the mantelshelt ura, how: cou Deane’ is, those. Miorrid eatde! n Thorpe laughed careless! “My dear follow, 1 did not auppore you gartied 40, mind fent; Wpce catch wnrt or not. have sina puch. a sdeligheloh evening, De- ‘ou i fe blue pap ‘¢ hoad wae Simin, hia whole. be- Geotbeiting eras’ Mendes aties hand: the musio of her anurmuring voice. He would have done anything, signed any- With ‘a fond «an ed her cloak "i yaeuous smile, he round her. he only met~earlier!” she mur- ony, went down to the brougham with them, ae “enter “Ask Aimy" Morgan ni Paves al i remonstrat- ingl; rp jamie Ay “pot "eafous!” Of boy. “ike ot hat ‘and ‘Trevor, with a emoth ered. oaths a sea 20m Sine Bobby hs at At the table, with & thought * the. sia eB tbyarer Ma ekcid feel her es ou -DRU-CO DYSPEPSIA TABLETS le. Here is a typical lelter. from isa Tmswort Sete s fe: eae a fair trial, es6 of Na- T oe via ah @ sniccess in_hovest reme ‘to an exces eet as Drug Peed Cheats co. of mited, and oe ‘Groagon | ed | in phere wit a perfumed breath upon his cheek, could Fog ae eee ringing in ae ears. Reader, di send hear the song of “The Spider and the CHAPTER XVIII. eqi® Right of Gaunt’s dinner-party arriy- He had put it off as lon possible, for he hated the thought of fe but the thing had to be done, and at last ed and the invitations sent o1 ip be a very a arge pa danger. of old more persons tha: id the aoa of serrate wae & a Countess of Robo: 3 old lady, arith white hai las of This’ table, “for. that” night @ party, 1 ed, Lord Gaunt.” She emlled: at him with her compassionate Penal wise and eyes, and Gaunt smiled and shook his the ira “Hachelor, ‘enough: piace 30 well ag you, dear Ludy Hoborough, and 1 should always be gatisfled to eee you in it: very grate! ‘ike onked at him, wistfully, and sigh- ed; she knew tha must be some myetery in le life: but ehe kuew fileo that, whatever it was, Guuut would kee it to himself. Mrs. Sherborn an intation, and accep ead her Brother recolved ted : pail bet tenre London,” said De- a letter thie. morning from id, Hori be ele ee his Eihere is He + he wo ave spent all his allowance already: net muwt end. him: some.more, thot take your ovnlein bis te they had on her, said, agsented, Decima went and looked Bt her dresses, She would have liked a new frock for the occasion, but she thought of Bobby's let. ter, and’ resolved to m: wa She thay stenifeant « pewon as Hersolt would. not unten, fn fas Brilliant aseemt pong or jewel for grnanbienty ‘and emiled at her Teflection in the ,t certainly Se otk rather ‘Gus akerieh, Howby would say,” she thought. Fs will not mat wearcely any ne but the Merghone, ‘and’ T'ehall. eocnpe notice all the easier ‘The party had created a excitement, and. ohe Tealied import. ant a cern a twas wh the he Jarge, was a blage ae light, hued his and ir modest fy flank anew wer which a striped awn ing had been ‘epread, and he sane a glimpse of the many footmen etanding in Lady Roborough stood just #ithin the drawing-room to receive the guests, and Lord Gaunt stood at her elbow holding her bouquet Her keen eyes scanned Decima’s frce as aie! gn her father were announced, and for a mome look of surprise and ad- miration ached In spak ladye yes as ecima her ha Pentrance,. face grew paler, ferent s =e if any- good of you to come,” he said done Taibes and hig pap Clow oer firm pressure. uttered something inaudible, ests Ou; wae ewallowed up In the rough looked after her. Tt 0- ES aid sist aughter. before him; the Tooke rae ed hand was a Li Smupawe sive as umal: an There were seve ns Mr. Deane, and Devin found seat ‘she wee not 10 au Jotics t| vier aie ve wate reat. deal "of C me e people, go, into society Sind hers you aren you see!” ie, smiled, but here wae a gravity and intensity, in which Di a. felt. she eaid “ir repudiation, ‘e true, then I am hatioted. £ Gamean, the roome— orated!” he said in’ a oie: nd the dresses and the jewels,” continued, disregarding his snterptptton “It is quite magn. nite eat renee! and 1) ae pageant. You ough be a “oud; Bs Senn Bt it iat he plea 8 2 to nice and beautiful eee lish’ face uplifted ically. . offered 1 her hig arm. = to take you in, Mies Deane,” he Gaunt looked at him with, an impas is fer tecn aucavned f and the long table shone with go Sithere were flowers everywhere, and they softened the: glitter of the precious met- fia hing ‘of the: jewels. ‘The Are e—it is talked of fo thie day—and, unlike Post functions of its kind, by no means drea’ aay Hobarongh waa. the: pebtection ofa all the charm him, atter of fact, he was playing his part extremely moll, He hates ed and loath. he whole affair suspicion eed weet all ie while he was Talking her ear only." sane tel Have tow he ist? ve Fou Just “discovered that?” th she ta cimiles I did not know that a ‘Ge laughed, “Seriously, I am delighted ith him. He ction. | Why elo Rohorough glanced | at Gaunt's face, as he bent toward the lady on his eft with a pleasant, courtly, smile, don't you ask him himself?” she ernddale made a ‘grimace. tT heard the, Iton in ie den? claws, he site tale LA Mies Deane,” said Lady Roborough. “What, old Peter Deane’ daughter? Really, how lovely eho-lat Tne more Beep tear Ferndale’s,” Roborough, with 2 smile. been a romance in Lord said Lady do,” he {its the duty ‘of every self-respect make Jove to every pretty. girl ‘phere ‘oth dale wh were ataracted to Mershon eat silent y #0, ‘he ginlle died from. his lip Ned and: absent expreccion {fell on Rio face, All the fire ‘ef eyes, and ia wietful, "One im: med interminable. se ‘t ‘endleté res tothe Tending to segs Ja he you would e eaid, halt apologetically. Hungarian itke some mue! mace the Se continued.) THE DROWNING MAN. How He Acts in the Water and How to Rescue Him. When 4 person is unable to swim ‘is arms and pious ing so-he pants with a Jarge quantity of ae from his Jungs. his mou' just about on a level with the Pe + pa SS The Back of the Hand Will Now ,| Scientific detection of e | newe: ed w ‘|finger tips with |on his fing billion Wy. hands bing the same arrange- mn FINGER-PRINTS IMPROVED. Be Photographed. he finger-print system is aae erally regarded as the last eupel crim r method is: being escent vith. The great objection to the fi print system is that, though at 58 quite trustworthy as far as it goes, being ‘on the fact that no two people in the world have the same pattern 0 in of their finger- tips, it is easily reddieratnedsed byt wearing gloves or by having, the doliherabely "aletaced Ney, erack burglar knows this \owadays, man’s hand is as much peculiar to himself as the pattern i The chances are one against two men’s may make the eter of stand out promi e ae bas Fe oath binding the \ wri ight bandage for the same the e. The advantage over ger- Date ¢ HOME Good ae How n do hear the com- Sear wat the ee or beans you ile so much trouble to ean have a ittle bi Reales tie best vinegar you uy market and t: “rece, which has been ae thor ngal e persons string them, ue they retain ee flavor Meas: g each quart as you p at into the kettle Add dust enough rat id eotee should ut on Stor Wea the cipe apuliee somal, ce ‘baits and okra, ipoonful and a half of yinewar oo required for cucumbers. hes gathered aL before pe! are sue eeled, not. slic feria vinegar wi Dani: to um-sized heads of Danish cabbage, commonly known in America as purple cabbage, and three a aare of firm onions rate-sized pieces. Mix ‘herousy ot the veget e large cupful of salt Put ina thin, bag to dri reelain or granite vessel. sateeze all the water from the mix- Th one pound of ie sugar mix two tablespoonfuls of cin- nemign ai nd sad three quarts gt the a ttle Sica eeu re ee of ful of prepared pickle sehivhoa ee bourke flavoring, in ten-cent. fs Smart all Gowi hy Becker. Model of brown and white- striped wool cloth, with collar, plin vest and t of brown pop! e of the witer at the next inspir- ation he swallows a large quantity of water. The inhaled water Bp coughing, Panes More water is then in- sets sagas for air make: sps of anything within feet pnd Herein eee the’ great danger of mmo a reste, for the drown- m may grasp the rescuer so ele that both may sink and ‘OW: In attempting to rescue a drowning: man, keep him-at arm's Grasp him by the if only very “aie ee t of its a Aer ae alt water. If self-pes sessi maintained and the air ke] oie a the lung: . an how’ and y offers, a most ‘It is easier to break a man’s thes, a it is to sidetrack a cites 8 at ii ae oe eh ee arette,” replied the young mai | you lived i etch z} dawn clean and tidy. GRIMSBY Plame Two Good Ones 4 repre era (-) Great Fishing P. A young clergyman * ae Church in stern alate to his conver- Hehe said : man, you said 0 leave horses ee among the fishe: mighter, which the old Tady eat as Mind “T happen: to ee fiat = sae: e replied her neighbor, patraid he & thot very “worthy io Ba all that, "Vd ie the old gal to wo ieee MM Zz Egg-shells are excelles ing water bottles. packages, and place it in the vine- ar When ‘the i begi boil, Separate thoroughly two ree of seedless vaisins and put, them! into the boiling TO GUARD A IN BAKING BAKING POWDER TAIN NO-ALY E. W. Gittetr C WINNIPEG’ THAN THE \TORONTO, ONT. Sa] ‘ criONe Tr} GAINST ALUM POWDER SEE POWDER’ COSTS NO MORE ORDINARY KINDS. FOR ECONOMY, BUY . THE ONE POUND TINS OMPANY. LimITED MONTREAL fen aba with the THEN Sukh off the skins. Put them ano ent sterilized fruit jars and ee a a steam kettle tablespoonful Sfealbanee two! Hohe: spoonfuls of sugar to eac art and a ghey jars with iikevaaes wa- side kettle ee ae the beets hour; adjust new rubbers the covers and oor another fifteen min- utes, and then set aside to cool. Useful Hints. A cut lemon rubped on the fore- head will cure a severe head che. a window plants can be strength ned by your putting a rusty nail in the Cnn eat can be quickly re- moved from the fingers by applying dry salt to them. if sausages are dipped in boiling water before being fried’ they will remain whole New potatoes put in salt water, or waiee with soda dissolved in it, will ‘scrape clean’? quite easily. ch si to whieh a siel beaten ezeha Posh added. French chalk applied to grease cee on flannel suits brigns out the eit the garment is held near 4 the fire. a ubee a pillow casi ear “ ay ue ae sntiehe at te Bott that the old s or furnitu e fine dutece-deitroying fnhuenee of gsmlight and air. eil can be made crisp if dip-| tod Green peppers stuffed with fresh green corn and baked make a del ious dish. : Tablecloths. should be slightly hey keep clean longer sheets are more economi- cal tia linen; they last jleases and are much more healthful In sleeping, Neen the head as Je as possible, a gas the bloo have unimp lation: The stove polit cat aa blacker, glossier and more durable. if ea mix it with turpentine instead 0 water. Tomatoes for sauce eaanot be cooked in a hurry f you cannot give them ae or three hours, do}. without th Spare tae should be used occa- sionally, or it will yellow, and when brought ae full service will very ga Ow a ampen your brush and}, Ae i alas Cas hair two or three times a week, at will prevent cupertic arene shing for Penakina: use oe ash with soda and w: is used tha new plea ot dry so quickly. Santor oil r rubbed thoroughly into and aie will make them n curtains are hung up to dry ane atid be hung double over ine. Gold haw pecvedih-gren pergieh shells is as dainty bit for luncheon. hetland shawl mixture. Let all tol “ten ot fil- teen minutes; then take up and put in jars. The pickle will be-ready to eat when it becomes cold. The cab- bage when put into the cae wil immed turn which mode taste atiraciceness ob the pickle. Spinach for Winter Use.—To ¢: spinach, remoye all the stalks an strin; bres. Wash it in several waters, put in wae very wet into a tablespoonful of Rubbers a ut ftand ate jars i tom of eit is protected Se a Sai aS ‘Sur ee a sie partly with cold water, the boiler and” boi ‘Lift nthe -and- “poll for Sule ie 1e. AS SC) lid, ce 7 | an. eine hou ns Roa ee Jift the. ee fom a 6 jars and> Tay tl tl wed ts. 90h ROH atl see and should Ne mashed in bran and warm water—no Ere a anise of sugar is put into nite mm, vey paper ‘before they are ee will te more aie and iu ‘0 hard. the doors vill it “the, cloth i first | ; then “wash in Aine ust al way. In pi reparing eggplant press it wen water instead of duet salting is vale the ege etable ger clean raft ca ed -in -kero: dry, a b a ee OS a s y| live without: you.” fore breakfast is said to be Bepd fer ius complexion, can be rendered non-in- faaunble by fashiate it ina solu- tion of two ounces st alum diesoly- ed me a gallon of w est. to can Sckdanedt on the wrong eee aa makes the sar- it will not be apt oe 8S roll 5 = If it is will apy vats: rm wa- nae acid. 1 them shine and keep longer clean. you have not paraffin at hand a little vinegar and blue bag will also re eo oiling point. a drop of vanilla ahha oe a in a heated sauces. boat —_———*F .. QUEEN BARS GAMBLING CLUB British Consort Ends Plan for Ex- clusive Woman's House. Queen Mary, by reason of her un- conquerable meson to in any ue A ed the lish lub in pre which, from a s0- ped in alcohol and hung up inside | man shows how, in spite of the Q: id consi nstantly demoastrat- id are 1o be deprived oe their big or Tittle ~ainiblitgs was formulated @ short England prom strong body households Tame cours abs jal that ees a vali sho) the area of the Queen, as she e head of the select’ body from whi ithe members were be se-/ “tad Spite Lg te His organ- izing th siniety nat Quen would join the chab, but only “on the conditions: that there ould ba ore? of the cormatleaee 140 have thdrawn their’ names. As a reall the scheme, has) | eee abandoned. A Matter of Time. e Market Man—I think living’s - aeriee cheaper. F’rinstance, two ears ago them eggs world have hi would have béen worth more | Last Resource. “Darling,” he: eueie * ‘can not ““But,”” she ape; father is bankrupt.’’ “Tn that case,’’.he deg) fi reabiet ee g guess ? nk go ee ae ‘ny sin ot arm, meee and drai porary ence 18) not. : mort ne, opium or any seers Be. a box at your ‘Drageist’s = : ET Ontario z Am eae = of Agr apply for Calenday AL AL etek V.8, M805, s Princisal. : een halt a Siameter, can be cani