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The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1907-12-06
GkEEkNILLE

Scott Barnes is serving on the grand jury
Anthony steere and family have removed
to OineyWlie.
o. A. Tobey, J. S Remington and NJ. l..
Mowry have returned from their hunting
trip in Maine.
Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Knight are now
settled at their new home in the village,
A regular meeting Of the town council
was held on Saturday.
Mumps have been having run in the
public schools.
J 5. Remington OF this place is again
acting as superintendent of the r. 1. Poul-
try Show in Providence
Scott Barnes, Narnum Jacques and " al
ter Buxton and Irving Peters, the latter Of
Douglas, captured a 3 pound raccoon, one
evening last week.
Desroches bought the entire stock Of a
n. Y. Hat Manufacturer which he has on
sal at 50 cents on the dollar, Desroches,
Olneyytlle Square.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1907-12-06
ANTIOCH

Oyster supper at William T.. Ncrutrs on
Thursday evening. December 5th, for bene.
ht of chapel.
There wa, service at he chapel ON
Sunday afternoon December Ist. The
speaker was from Providence.
MRS. will Young is slowly but steadily
gaining in strength. Much credit is due
to Miss Grace Salisbury's skilul aud faith
ul nursing.
Dcsroches bought the entire stock Of a
n. y. Hat Manufacturer which he has on
sale at so cents ON the dollar, Desrochcs,
Omcyyillc Square.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1907-12-06
GRANITENILLE X

The schools resumed their sessions ON
Monday.
The Grcystonc Mill, shut down from
Wednesday until Monday.
Grauitcvlic has two representations in
the Johnston town council.
Charles Sherwood received a layorab,
verdict IN his case against the railrord
company.
Desroch,s b .ught the entire stock of O.
y. Y. Hat Manufacturer which he ha, ou
sale at so cents ON the dollar, Dc,roohc,,
Oncyville square.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1907-12-06
ONE PET THEORY DOWNED,
Interest In Civic Matters Not Increased
by Municipal Ownership.

Advocates OF municipal ownership
mcnt OF public utilities by the muuici
pality Is invariably accompanied by
greatly increased interest In munici
pal affairs by the rate payers. As has
been pointed out In these columns OF
many occasions, this IL one of the pet
putablc but which in actual practice
has proved time after time most dis
nnD,iDtiuy
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1907-12-06
To Horse Owners.

George Price, the harness maker, has a
full assortment of horse blankets for street
and stable, carriage robes and mats, horse
covers, carriage boots and mems storm hats
and coats. He also sells DR.. Daniels horse
medicines and Tuttle's Elixer. In fact every
thing for the horse, wagon aud diver at
I845 Westminster street.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1907-12-06
Respeetino Her Oath.

Judge will YOU do me u great ia
vorf" asked the lady who was about
10 bc put upon the stand rs witness.
"Certaiuly. miss What is IT,"
"Will you please ask me my axe be-
fore take The oathT NoukcrS States
.N--
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1907-12-06
a Faint Resemblance.

"Ah. my boy" said ;hr purse proud
individual rs he handed round the
Flor lie Tooras. that's something like
cigar
Yes" responded one of the victims;
'what Is It?"-I Iondou Opinion.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1907-12-06
: atisfied Customers.

Men who buy suits of US are suited.
Men who buy overcoats are pleased and
men who buy fancy vests are proud to
wear them. All this speaks well for (.
Elias, 2I2 Union street, Providence, X. |.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1907-12-06

always with YOU" says the catarrh
germ to the sufferer. "Not when | breathe
Hyomei," replies The one who knows
Money back if Hyomei fails to cure Ca
larrh,n say b. A. Smith.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1907-12-06

Bees Laxative Cough Syrup for coughs.
colds, Group and whooping cough grows
In favor daily with young and old
.gothers should keep II on hand for chill
dren. IL is prompt relief TO Group 1t is
gently laxative, driving the poison and
phlegm from the system. II is a simple
remedy that gives immediate relief,
suaranteed.-Sold by T. h. GRADY. 1916
Westminster street
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1907-12-06

Library Hall to let Tor dances fairs, en-
tertainments, etc, enlarged, redecorated
and new floors. Apply to DR.. Frank A
rwltcheIl, IL OlneyviIIe Square. Il
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1907-12-06
LESSON IN GEOGRAPHY,

TEAcHER-Where is Turkey
BoY-The Pest one is at John
THE SHOEMAN'S, and they
are FREE too!
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1907-12-06

EVERY Day from September zIst TO
- Thanksgiving Day, a big, fat Rhode
Island Turkey will be Given Away Free
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1907-12-06

Every Customer has an equal chance TO
win. just write your Name and Address on
slip of paper which the clerk gives YOU
when mai iug purchase /, deposit IL in the
box provid a for that purpose
Every morning at ten >, 'clock a lin IL
,rhwn fr"m tn previous days depO its
Any customer that wishes can came here
ma make the drawing exactly 10 o'c ock
zach morning.
The lucky person whose name appears on
slip drawn il Immediately notified b\ postal
that they have won Turkey All Turkeys
0ill be delivered the day before Thanks.
giving
After Thanksg ing a Tea Set will be given
away Free euch day as before.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-01
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= e. distarhed sif years has fsachef
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995at Eoas II pablla asItl;sl
M pfbotatto as u lid
paI| Governor Il Il
\ }}fllEsaseS % doay y v III 4
4 VS. enemies sclattn, nat Dds Iiast
Control s'g 4 ats the sstlst Ut iss5
ligat, ana now he has the tesas Me-
af9fallH ihso HE aisa heed aIag d cogI
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-01

ly3appreh,ss 'e honor The people Of
West have shown HIM ID
sending 10 the Senate and he
nadeslt at I'LL that he asks is
e SseSle Sto ,rl' + told u re
thIs:9 4
S SSE:.If Ssl OFT wants the delegR.
ton fFoR Virginia in the nes!t
natlonal lon to vote for him Is
iascandiiA President den 4 believe
The {delee u ll'l be solid for hlnS.
what IL ii III, atlsas(l
that he hot. want Y. the| endors$.
ment ;andE n not ask sforaitl IfhaSe
liosrishtS peak for Scott Nut tom
myilaas with him Gam assured
ttatshesia no way a candiNateif9Gr
PresidenlIA donors. This Is ,h;s pei.
sonal S5udSAnt Of the situation}
.MoreSS this (. Northcott5a
care o5s4 VHe did not Indicate thAt
West virg} would be solid fol TAFT
or ,anyEou man, although th4re "
now some tlment for Taft BECAUSE
Of the sem INT for Roosevelt, AID It
is regarded (at Taft Is the perAonal
choice Or lieyelt.
Not Pt the Ambitious. tf
The decl Of /. Scott that he viii
not ASH cyl endorsement flph
his home viii cause regret b&|h
at home an hSWashlngton. He hhs
. large fol ing Of friends hereA :
friends ,whGifte fnimany States and
they have | sincere in the wish
that he mipN figure next year rs /
Presidential ndtdates. The North
colt stNtenj z however, does mord
tnan efilninu scott as n President
tiat possibitt III ttyes notice to theY
schemers in State that he will be
Il candidate Senator and that he
will make . ;ht for another term.
He lid notH 30 to Northcott. It IS
tine cnotts o cross that bridge
when he con- 10 1t. Scott has four
years to his 1T In the Senate. Hell
cannot hat XII how that certain en-.
inent men Al already looking fonrl
years ahead with eyes on that
same scat annfom now On Brother
Scott will kee S eyes open.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-01
|BFysJREII.y.
Es pEFt:
oFS HIS
CANDIDATE q
=. TO The
IRESIDEEICy|
EsRASbEFE
6FSHfsG
-lIi.E q u.
fI!U..s&sEN

y yGToS, April Senator
se5ss aot ask The endorsement d
West Virginia for the Presidential
elimination. For several weeks many IS
tapeFss ID and out Of the State have
seSns saying things truthful and CON:
lblIaeHtaFy about TIE Senator and
thhgs which would lead The laym,enn
3psPolitlcs 10 think Scott actually In
thet running. All this has not been
;s,RAeasnni to The Senator He Us ,hu,
mai and likes the COMPLIMENTARY
Iepmattp men in public life. But heels
taIsf aSnodest man and when ttheS Hon.
E;llRtti Northcott of huntington, drop.
PedIinfor a little chat the Senatorstuok
slpaint' 10 tell the district attorneytthat
no3 aerlons attention had been given
the suggested candidacy. Scott was
ioltipf town when the conference Of
.Sipyrnor Dawson. Elkins aud Huh.
bard wal' in progress at. the Arlington.
On Ais return. Scott set out to lear,
what the. conference was about. He
foun nothing to worry him or toll.
dlcat that he had anything to fear
,fronioppostion In West Virginia, but
Slateron in conversation with TMr.
Nortlcott, the Senator took pains sto|
asspe his friends in all the States
that was not In any sense d candi.
datebor President, Northcott came
on Re expressly for a talk awlthsthe
se4 I: They went over. tie sltua.
tioI Eorthco't does not blowiai bustet
VI e approaches the capital Ethe
NJ to let the wondering ones KNOW
II is en- route or that DE holds
tiles Of the State In a8gnp ,cf |
r. Riif Stay In the senate, ED
a Nortllcott had anisfied d t{,ng|
'heaSJ, lteartstaiksyithg Scott gisas
giyent6t By the distrlct5attorneys ihatl
Scott IS PERFECTLY content. u iren1af1
Id! the f,ea States Senate Ne dttep:
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-01
.oNux wonderfullY sttccetsttl.

Besides curing at the above al q HI H,
ailments, the Golden Medical Disco !, an Z
lsa specific for oil diseases 1.-THE niE,cnt,,,s
neT nc. q gataffTi,- N7HfT69f HIM SzTFs
,ElsaI- lasSaGsS d. 0l -i6a SI0mach. f6wsts
Or pelYlc organs. Even Ia Its !ulcc EotIve
stages 4 wIf yia7d to this Soyerejgn} r rsm.
edy u It's use DO perssyered In.S} In Clbrnnic
Catarrh Of the Sasat passages, II III wnlI
while taking the 36ldea Medical IT1 iis,,
c0v0ry for tho neg, SSary constituEtnra,
treatment, to ctenHI the passages itr oH
two or three tlmesI \ day with b. a cny
Catarrh Remedy. fills thorough lco sr
cases. - " .''''''
II you have bitter or bad taste ,n',,.
morning: poor or variable appotfte,iroated
tongue, foul breath, constipated oil irrev.
nlar bowels, feel weak, easilyl tlrdd tdnss,
pendent, frcquontheaduches, pair or dIs.
tress In "sm1ll Of back rnaw{ineN y,
distressed feeling in stomach, tAnrh n.
nausea, hitter or sour rrisings + fn} thropt
after eating, and kindred symptIams ~
weak stomach and torpid liver, nd mod.
ctho will relieve you moro pron{nfIy or
cure You more permanently thanj ifIortor
plnrcc'S Golden Medical Dlscoyerlv Par.
faps only d part Of the above syfinnfnms
will be present ut one time and VAL noi"t
to torpid liver or hiliousucssyaI ,d wnat
stomach. Avoid all hot broad land his.
cults, grlddle cakes and other lnttirestihio
food and take the Golden MedtirsipniS.
coyery" regularly and stick I'd ftsttrse
until ron arc vigorous and stroui, - 49,
;. Foul, impure blood can lie mi,de MIRO
blythe use Of DR.. pieree's GaIdeH MA s,ai
Discovery. 1t enrlches and phfiiies Tia
blood thereby curing. pfmptes, 5blotcbrs
eFHptions and other rHtaneoHs a!fTartIans'
ascclema, letter, or salt.rhcum. hives n nd
other manifesto lions Of impurcf hlond
In the euro Of srrofiIlons 'Wsllipps. on.
largOd glands. opCnScatlng iul i.ers ff,r oId
sores, tho Golden Medical biscfoverv has
performed tho most Mafyeiousj c,igSs In
cases OF old sores, orSopen eatIinT5t,Icers
4 Is welt g applysto tho opetl sorrs flr
Perce's All.llealing Salye, |hjeh ms.
seSses wonderful healing Epotlenerfwhcn
nscd as an application to the siores IN c %
junction with the use Of FGoldien Medical
Discovery ms n blood cleansing ronstI-
tntt0hai troatHieRss MtyoHfrS druggist |
don't happen 10 have the ekil!Iinnlinr
Salvo" In stock, you canIeasllf procure il [
by enclosing iIfty.f6Hr teatsf X snnst age
stamps to Dir. K. VI Pierce, Ja.MaIn n'SSi 81
Buffalo. n. T., andIt VIII coltne n I vnn.hS
return post. MastSdrnggIstt kecSs i NJ ~
well us tho Golden Medical Discovery
Not only does the wrappAr2of eycry
bottle OF Or. plerce's Goldeal fedIea; lii.
covcry, tho famous medicint, sior weak
stomach, torpid liver Of ,btttct1siiess and
al catarrhal dlseases lyyherei} m Ioeated
haye printed upon ", III nlrfnt FnniisliS n
full and complete list &c satijfte tineradf.
ants "! >tie It but . smalE SooG has
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-01
To MI Re a Tour
GRAND CHI ;ELLoa scHvcx
WILL V's'rN oeEs IN SOUTH.
ERN I'd OF STATE.

WHEELING krll 1.-Prosecuting
Attorney CharU ]. Schuck, grand
chancellor Of IA knights Of pytnlas
of the State, vi Pave about The first
of The coming K for Il somewhat
extended tour he southern coun.
ties. The first Il he Will reach viii
be Bfuefieid an hence he viii visit
other lodges of e order at WEIGH
Williamson, WI and Huntington.
This tour will aa extended one
and witt result much good for tho
nrdcr NJ which ~ such a llstln.
gHlRhed member1
Upon his Retd 10 the city, Mr..
SchHck will lta for Ravenswood
Jackson county, IRE he will assist
In The dedicatio I the new lodge
building at that &c. This will re.
suit Ia one OF TIL rgest reunions OF
Knights Of pyth held In years il
Tint section of u Virginia,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-01
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For; those who have, rheumati sms kidii
Sney sors bladder trouble of any Kind, ion
fsaft That they Sare pred sposed itoS any
III these diseases! rlr. George Edmund
Iyes sus; N permissio TO pub
Ilish the Following Ssimp but etteetlye
prescyiption which he uses I'D hts
Iilractice, and TO which The attributes
5hisSremarkabte success: Fluid 4 Cas-
cara Aroniati half ounce Concern
Grated Barkota Compound, once OUNCE:
fluid Extract Prickly Ash Bark, hall
drachm Aromatic Elixir, founr sounci
Nix ~ shaking IN a bottle and
take zone teaspoontui after each meal
$and IN edttme. Il I, / 4; NJ
Plenty SofS good pure water should
bs drank sint ddition. So that the rheu.
/ matte poisonsi can be flushed from the
sssstem Any druggist: willSput. up the
prescription $ori YOU may get the ingre;
SsiisntsS and mix them yourself. The
.prescrit tion sfs inexpensive, agreea.
sIbIsi 70 take and coming from such a
/1uccessftl specialist, Is worthy q trial.
S;tt-7I--:,--'.-- 49, A A. 4,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-01
"Preyeltiesg will nromntlr chopr -,

"Preyellttiiesg will promptly check a
cold or tefgrlppe when taken early
or at inc ,Gsneezc stage" Preventlcs
cure se sea colds MS well. Preventics
are ll'tle e.hdy cold cure tablets. and
Dr. shoop, Racine, Wis, will gladly
ma'l yop Yes and a book on Colds
tref' Y 8ca N write him. The sam.
PIES proSs " merit, Check carly
colds With sentics and stop pneu.
monia.@ sSldh &c and Csc boxes by
E. a. Billlhgsa & CO.
1t Is easier tsmake both ends meet
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-01

Aflu
dSto ccnsutnb lion: III a Il Ia I nfy 4, h, q
!, n, y 8 =
49, = y
been comp led from nj 81 81 ;'.i
medical syor nil d jiIe5f1 HI ,i.s6la
| Of practice coptaf ~ hnhciolis
extracts fromf Che 4 Ytft inE
practitioners Of me cjne, ~ lorsi ~ n ;
strongest possible erftsf n MI eS9fY:.
ingredient conta Ned iii. oil, pfefS ii 4
clnts. Ono of tEeset u Ill bod H 5siil hey5
mailed frce TO- Any: one I'D Il a Sss OH 4
postal card 0tby letter. rs )fs II. Pfefco.
buffalo. NY: and requesting the; same
FROM hH little book twill be arncds
that SfI Pfesyex Smfd ictnes contain ND
aleohd. DdrcotissS fneral agents orotbef
poisFioYs or injurious agent vs. and TINT 4
thcWDfe made from native, meaf ctnhl9
rootSof great value. ~ Il y *
Some Of the most valuable inRredieii 1
contained In DR.. Pierce's Favofite Pre-
scription for weak, nervous over.wor
rundown nervous and Il deb,ljt2t u
women. were employed, long years{a
by tho Indians for similar ailments afIects
Ing their sQuaws. In fact, one 5ofIS tho 4
most valuable medicinal PlantsyeatertHr
Into tho composition Of Dr., Picrce's3 M 4
yorlte Prescription was knowuS the
Indians. as rSqaaw-Weed.r Our Enowl.S
eag 20. q d, mo uscs OF not fey Of our mort
naIu"d IN ma,ivei meaeihal plants as
As ma a.T : sI ~, 4 ,,ansa,,., .
co.sos '1 ;ho W r ~ ,,apto ns ano cxaSthfo
mast n,,In;o,, f soI. ~ tGhscI1pton slsa
tInns o r"s"latt ," 81 ~, iV %e%in ,Sa
Inns ror,erttnrs df s 'm "o,ansy iHnc
sSs anierSrsyoS mi IL FSaa
coming painiU n nM 'p tonins s,Ssths
oihealth. sold By a sslsrs Il
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-01

1t is hard to NJ anybody believe
hs Is having a sol Inc unless he is
spending more N y to get 1t than
be ought. !
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-01

4 n y hen d glrl never looks at any man
ia$ 4 street car lisa sign she Is with
her mothet Y y N 3,3.ils.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-01
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RIs IN Z
.com,lna Attss.IoHa

con,ln nj AttfsssioH
Z Fridsy, April en- anS tae|
sasi & & 4
Saturday April Sss gilloa I skaye1
iIi sTheS Law and the
lAonday, April 5; lie Red f'eathl.|
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-01

II Is easier tmake both ends meet
than II Is to wga them together; n u
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-01

oats fair 90 edacat ton
b aasit siiat tiiess hays who hare RI
eaS ~ aoesot sa y ~ lon "a
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-01
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The most eni vi slStef OH u
suthorities ND gali 4 ptesesIl.in
practice seSseI, ID iios ysfi
'ssesss iagrslilens PIssR i'll
sittiss DE orlysas'I (sins J, .sat Iii Ia
5isasssSsi tlls J sSs 'Sa;, i.
s II q. ions atsende Ola
END fsement \ more fiian Il any
(, 4 Do notseIpea too1 Yushs tfss
covery. ItSwiIl q ipira
vauced stages.
attack 81 acute ~
eemnanylng ssg@ts!
ellleaeioas Comedy:
weak smta 1Fd,}
ieeteEor/ badly treas
proNw Wonderfully successful.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-01

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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-01

Il case Foraker would win both
PRESIDENTIAL and senatorial endorse.
'"eI't he would have the senatorshtp as
'ef'a'hty, provided, of course, the
'epab'leahs we're successful and the
SUPPORT Of Ohio for Presid}.ut II
NY won he could take the Ohio dele.
s"uoH 40 the convention, aud In case
OF arfeat could fall back upon the
sehat3rshlp. 1t Is believed tina, TAFT
has NJ personal ambition to be sena.
Tor. a4l II defeated for the presidency.
he W'ld either go on the Supreme
nehcX nr retire 10 Cincinnati 10 prac.
uee' that connection the repor, tha,
chiefN Justice Fullerls ready 10 retire
IRON e Supreme bench II the Presl.
aent desires is increasing.
II e'pled President he would be In a
hosl%l9I e neme the next senator from
on'o 7iss ltf 5SgStop probably be Burton,
unless ~ wanted Burton for the cabl.
net .gS
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-09-03

she would make to him when he did.
Have you seen your friend Mr..
Winship today?" she summoned up
courage to ask, as they assembled the
brick-paved footway that leads up
the face of the cliff to the old town
of Monaco.
Eyes; for minute this morning.
He's over at Eze, spending the day
at Alice's."
Paula caught herself up before she
could regret not having accepted the
Dukes suggestion after luncheon.
"They know each other very well,
u think you said"
ooh. very we'll You must come
over and see Alices little place some
day, too. I fancy she'd only been
waiting for some definite
ooh, I'm out of BREATH Paula ex.
claimed, suddenly, turning round
DO let us wait bit. What a glor.
ious view!"
The level Of the Condamine lay be
meath them in the foreground IL clus-
ter Of tawny, yellow houses rooted in
ochre red. On the height behind
Monte Carlo, with Its hotels and villas
terraced one above another, sloped
steeply down towards the sea. Still
farther back, shutting in the horizon
the mountains of dull brown and olive
green were crowned with a light glist
cning January snow. On. the pale
bottle-green of the bay the Prince 0t
Monaca's yatch made a sharp white
streak. Gray green on the sea la,
the long stretch of Cap Martin, cove.
ed with hoary olive-woods and dotted
with white villas. Then. on and on
into the east followed the successive
headlands towards Italy, flecked witt
snow at the highest points and un
changed except in the number of thei
clustering towns since the days whe1
the Phoenicians tofled along in thei
hfgh-beaked triremes, on their way to
Wards Corswall or Marseilles.
Its like those bit of landscapes.
Paula said, with a timid attempt t,
bring the conversation back to til.
theme she started those bits o
landscapes which the old Italian mas
tiers show you through q window be
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B y B SILL KIN G.

and George are going to Cap Martin
and have nothing to do"
I'VE might motor over to Eze and
see Alice" he suggested.
No; let's walk up to Monaco. I've
never been there, and you know you
promised to take me-
The Duke was radiant-or as near
radiant as any one could be with so
little of facial expression. AS they
traversed the Galeria Charles III, on
their way out, he bumped into people
and overturned chairs, with Joy n
walking with his mistress like that #
an affectionate dog. From the hotels
and restaurants the crowds were
sauntering towards the Casino, and
there were so many salutes and greet
ings to exchange that only the most
broken remarks were possible till
they neared the sea wall Paula
knew they offered topic of CONVEX
sation to passers-by, strangers and
friends alike; and again she was con-
scious Of the utterly foolish wish that
he had been taller, and that In his
springlike attire and soft gray hat he
had less the air Of a prosperous
grocer on the stage If she had not
known that he was only thirty-eight,
looking it up for herself in Debrett,
she would certainly have put him
down as fifty. She blamed herself
for such thoughts as these, when she
knew, as we'll as her father did, his
many streling virtues. They chatted
OF Indifferent things as they. descend
ed towards the Condiamine, and
Paula wondered how he would turn the
talk into the channel he preferred.
She wondered even more. what reply