The Newtown bee., 1896-07-24
FOSTER. BESSIE & co. STORE OPEN N0NolY mHD}Y AND SATURDAY EVENINGS

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 ..Th~-r i~ no rt-E a}o'.. st. You are a & .n~h alH unnatural 4iH, Svl1ia. You wJuld It your poor Aro,1,rr t. and rnrU a.' h.- Ii", rather than foah> il I.5lc surrllyr yourself. And he always b,pa SO gand. so kind he was such a beautiful child -I rcL,euhcr when his curls were cut of that Mrs Dares said" - ''Mamua. Ara., you sent Julia on 4H erraud, aud sud you would make Johns lunch
 .SylyM, And it's almost train time Why didn't you sec .to it: ~J full of the family theoretically and poor John ali day il gown with uclhjHg to cac'.-- 'Aud mol a 5o-mulaut handy, said Sylvia. 'NeU. have seen to it. And there's au &z-randvivh, and a breast of duck. a.d -ame crIyry. aud some salt, ald u hu.ar.d munio, and little tart, md dop&huue. and flask Of coffee. John has better luncheon than we ,hul have. Ii" has it every day."
 ..l shoud think you grudged it to your brothcr
 ..No, indeed John likes good things, and like to put them up for him; go we are even. Juhn doesn't think 30 badly of me as you do, Mamma" Fl don know what you mean, Sylvia. never said 1 thought badly of you. You annoy me with your jealousy of John--poor, dear John; he was meant for p1incc-and you uphold your father in his severity"
 ''Uero, John excuse me, Mamma here John, cried Sylvia, hurrying to tue door as he went by. ''Don'r forget your luucheOn."
 "Oh, hang the luncheon." cried John, as he took the parcel. My fathers economics will be the ruia of this fam fly yet. If there's any one thing that has a cheap and detestablc look, it's this pulling 8 luncheon out of your desk in- stead of going out like man with any independence.
 I'm sure you needn't take it, John, if you don't wish" remonstrated his mother"
 "Yes, take it, John, interpolated 6Syl- via. IA penny saved is penny ear ed.
 It means more than half dollar toward your capital"
 "Come now, that's interesting! Work
 it out for me while I'm gone, and see if I will have enough at that rate to put out at interest before die"
 "There," said Sylvia to herself, II shall say no more about it. If Papa chooses to take the risk-poor Papa Well, it's fortunate that Aunt Jeannette has invited me to visit her just now.' And she put on her jacket to so and call upon the neighbor who COW pastured in her lot, and see if it would not be as COD. venient to pay the cost now as later, SO that she need not ask her father to open his purse for her And she came back with 20 bright face that her mother declared she thought that cow-right was worth more to Sylvia than the whole place to them.
 ] "Perhaps 1t Is, said Sylvia; "for it's