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Mo. liberalization was made by h
brother " : rlack Of Kansas 'CttV
who said that lpgscs o. the live sto"S
exchanges OF Kansas Ciiy and 81 JJ-
scph drove his brother to d.spe alton
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suiria~ was an Es-Ma , ar.

ST. LOUIS. Dec. 10. The body OF
man VINO Killed himself here Tuesday
was identified to-day as that OF Joseph
Albert Clack. former Mayor OF Sheldon.
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Store Open Tonight and Every Night Including Xmas Eve Until 10
Shall Il Be a Pair of Solid Gold Cuff Buttons

"You stick to Third
Avenue" said an old Gus
toner the other day. We
do, and while we continue
to pay low rents We can
sell such Solid Gold Cuff
Buttons ~ these at from
$500 a pair up; with dia-
monds $1,000 up. All
strongly built. More pat
terms than you would
dream OF and therefore
endless opportunities for
Christmas surprises. No
gucsswork. Prices in plain
figures.
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We realize that there are many readers Of this
newspaper who had planned to buy Christmas
Jcwery at Lsmberts carly. advised them to do.
With the best intentions in the world they have been
unable to get to store yet
To them We say: We prepared to show you
complete stocks in all lines You cannot fail to find
ut Lambcrts what you want in Jcwcry. You pay
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SITUATIONS wANrEp-MALE.

WANTED-Postion in a shoe store by
young man with some experience. L.,
Room 420, p. o. Building.
THOROUGHLY competent office man;
bookkeeper and auditor; accurate,
rapid stenographer and typewriter;
highly educated correspondent; expert
on filing, card systems and cost records;
young, sober and Industrious; expert
enced salesman; good references wishes
position where intelligent work will be
appreciated and secure advancement
Address Box 632, care Georgian.
FIRST-CLASS carpenter and building
superintendent will be open for en-
ployment, in about five days; am also
fair draughtsman; references furnished
ADDRESS D. S. Tennent, 1922 Hurt Bldg
Phone Ivy 1922.
IF YOU WANT first-class houseclean-
ing call Ivy 1882
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WANTED-Write moving picture plays
$50 each; all or spare time: no ex-
perience nor correspondence course. De-
tails free. Atlas Publishing Co. 81. Gin
cinnati Ohio
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AGENTS AND statesmen
WANTED

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. salesman: good
opportunity for a man that can make
good. Address Box 641. care Georgian.
WANTED-s1.2 200 cold cash made. paid,
banked in 80 days by Stoneman; s15,-
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class, which absolutely insures 81, 900
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did 81, 200 in IA days Schleicher, a min
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ment Ten inexperienced men divided
vention startles world Agents amazed
Think what this invention does Gives
every home bathroom with hot and
cold running water for $3.50. Abolishes
plumbing. waterworks self-heating, No
wonder Hart sold 16 In hours-s5, 900
altogether; Lodewick II first day. Credit
given Come now-investigate. Postal
will do. Exclusive sale. Requires quick
action. but means $1,000 and more for
you Allen Mfg Co. 1906 Allen Bldg,
ToladO Ohio
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AGENTS AND SAlESME EN-
WANTED,


WANTED~Agen make big money
selling our Lightning Vulcanizing Out
1T, the latest way of vulcanizing Write
at once for particulars. H. J. X. Co,
261s n Canal street. Dayton. Ohio,
WANTED-Men with strong personality.
competent to sell heavy speciality.
Very profitable to salesman and retailer.
Previous experience unnecessary. w. +.
Main. Iowa City, la
WANTED - Vacuum Cleaner agents
Here II is. Absolutely new design
in wheel-operated powerful bellows
vacuum cleaner: new visible nozzle, eX *
elusive appearances; sells quick at $3.50.
Write for particulars about money back
guarantee now. Doty Company, Dayton,
Ohio.
WANTED~-Necktiep proposition for holi-
day trade, Beautiful premium to each
customer. Ladies or gentlemen make
$40 week from now until Christmas.
Outfit free to workers Be first in your
neghborhood. Wilson Mfg. Co, Ian
caster Ohio.
WANTED--We furnish you capital to
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Become one OF our local representatives
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also guaranteed sweaters. underwear,
hosiery and neckties direct to homes.
Write Steadfast Mills, Dept. %. Cohoes,
n. Y.
WANTED Salesman. experienced in
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gia; unexcelled speciality proposition;
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penses. Vacancy November 1. Conu-
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tinental Bldg. Cleveland, Ohio.
ANTEp-Salesmen to sell our 1914
line OF calendars, fans. leather, PEN
ellis and other advertising novelties, be-
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around. Exclusive territory. Liberal
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l0t. South Bend. Ind.
WANTED-Stock and bond salesman
wanted. Exceptional opportunity for
men of ability and push. Al proposi-
ton, Good commissions. Write 4. IL.
Clauss. Charleston, $. c,
AGENTS-Just Out: Self Heat ting Iron
that burns coal oil. Costs only lilo OF
a cent an hour. Wonderful seller Big
profits No competition, The only kerr
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for territory. terms and free sample to
workers. Eerosafe Iron Co, 5g29 Hon
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WANTED Agents make 5OOoo profit
selling Novelty Signs Cards" Mer-
chants buy 10 TO 100 on sight: 500 va
rieties Catalogue free. sullivan Co,
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l PORTRAIT men, we solicit your pat
ronage for Solar and Bromide prints
keheley Bros, Dept T., Atlanta, Ca.
BIG MONEY seeing banks and mer-
chants. rapid selling premium. Reeu-
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| hank Is big customer getter Liberal
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WANTEp-Ma cleared SiISs. Lady
S,2o, last six months, selling Hnlla-
DAY Marvel Shoe Polish self-shining.
waterproof Why not YOU Write FOR
uemonstra ed sample and terms -
hollaaay, 2Si W Slst, New York
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EDUCATIONAL.
HELP WANTED-MALE.

IWANTED-A high-grade
I office man. Not necessar-
lily a bookkeeper, but an ex-
perienced all-round inside
man, capable of handling
correspondence. Splendid
permanent position. FL. E.
c., Box 4, care Georgian.
WANT ED-First- GLASS dyer or dyer's
helper; must know his business APP
ply Capital City Laundry.
WANTED-Ciood. reliable pressman for
four-deck strai ght-line Hoe press.
care Georgian.
WANTED-Boys TO work in spring bed
factory. Southern Spring Bed Co,
Hi street and Georgia Railroad.
WANTED--We offer exceptionally high
wages for iirst-class clerk for fancy
retail grocery store. Must come well
recommended for honesty and ability.
Address Fancy Grocery" care Geor-
CLAN.
WANTED-To employ a man to take
charge Of crushing plant, one Of ex-
perience In quarrying and blasting stone
for crusher and man % ability to ham
die labor and show results. A good
proposition for the right PARTY. Apply
at once giving fun information and ref
erenCe. Address Crusher, Box Z, care
Georgian
WANTED--A combination man on rul-
ing machine. light binding and press
work Steady work. live references and
experience and state salary wanted.
Roper Printing Co. Anderson, S. G.
WANTED-Carriage and wagon black
smith at 122 Walton street
WANTED-Young man more than 1s
years OF age, with common school ed
uoation, to learn good trade Apply
particulars, w. J. r., .. Drawer
1895, Atlanta.
WANTED or three good advertise
ing solicitors. Only those who can
produce results need apply. Ala Tenn.
pie Court Building,
ANTED-W Matchmaker and engraver;
good wages; steady job. w j. Timms,
% Whitehall street.
/ WILL start you in the mail order busi-
ness free" II you will handle my
goods. Crest Company, G. Atlantic City,
II. !.
WANTED-A good butler. Apply with
references at 1876 Ivy. Apartment 8.
WANTED-Young man to advertise
Rogers silverware; pay $50 per
ager. 14e N. Tenth ST. Philadelphia, Pa.
WANTED-Good solicitor at once. Good
contract. See W. y. Cox. &sf Klser
Building.
WANTED--Man with rig to Introduce
and sell ninety-tive Extracts, Spices.
Medicines, etc, Big money. Wilson
made $50 weekly. We mean business.
Box bic, Dept. SO, Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
WANTED--Governm railway mail
clerk. Customs Internal Revenue
exams everywhere soon. Get pre-
pared by former u. S. Civil Service
Secretary Examiner. Free Booklet A As.
Write now, to-day. Patterson Civil Ser
vice School Rochester. n. Y,
CANVASSERS can earn $50 per week;
live ones earn more. See V r,
Slaughter, 407 Austell Building $3.50 to
$3.50 a, m.
ly raising mushrooms entire year, in
cellars, sheds. boxes, etc Markets wait
ing, Free booklet. Hiram Barton, S33
West 4Sth street, New York.
WANTED--Write moving picture plays;
$50 each; all or spare time: no ex-
perience nor correspondence course De-
tails free. Atlas Publishing Co. 81. Gin
cinnati, Ohio.
WANTED-D December /. good drug
gist; must have good reference. APP
ply at once Cleft g. Roddenberry, Brox-
ton, Ga,
WANTED - Young, live,
energetic statesmen to
learn the real estate bust
ness.
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WANTED December !. a good drug
glst; must have good reference APP
ply at once Cleft g. Roddenberry, Brox-
ton Ga
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All trains run daily. Central time.
City Ticket Office No. Peschtres st
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OFFICES FOR RENT
STORES FOR RENT.

III, =
STORE and basement. Al Peach
tree street; best retail block in
city. Good lease. Apply Owner,
care Enterprise Mfg. Co.
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

801R6 AND ROOM for one or two
young men in North Side private
home; steam heat; also room with Steep
ing porch attached for two young Ia
dies Ivy 7s4S-J.
EXCELLENT meals and nicely fur
nished rooms 81 reasonable rates. Al
conveniences 315 Whitehall. Att. PISS.
IVY HOTEL, SO IVY STREET.
rates by week.
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HELP WANTEp-FEMALE.

$3.50 PER DAY paid one lady in each
town TO distribute free circulars for
concentrated havoring in tubes. Per-
manent position. f. f. Barr Company,
Chicago
NTED-Fxperfenced nurse; also ex-
perienced cook. References required.
Apply 55l West Peachtree street or Ivy
1898 phone.
WANTED-Ffrst-c class cook. Apply 81
Elizabeth street. References required
WANTED-Two or three good adver-
tisement solicitors. Only those who
can produce results need Apply. Ala
Temple Court Building.
STYLISHLY trimmed hats, So to SIS. We
work over old material. Miss Pickard
SIT Grand Opera Building.
WANTED-A saieslady in ladies' ready
to-wear department 200 Edgewood
Ave.
WANTED-Ladies, also men, addressing
and circular .,L mailing .,n at home spare
income. Particulars 13c stamps. Com
mercial Co, 80s Pontiac Bldg, Chicago.
WANTED-Anybody can earn 500 week
ly raising mushrooms, entire year. in
cellars, sheds, boxes, etc Markets wait
ing. Free booklet Hiram Barton 333
West 4sth Street New York.
WANTED-Ladies to make shields at
home; $40 per 100 Work sent pre-
stamped addressed envelope. Eureka
Co. Dept. 107-C, Kalamazoo. Mich.
WANTED---Lsdies to make shields at
home. $4,000 per 100. Ordinary plain
sewing. Can make four an hour. Ma
terial furnished. Work. sent prepaid.
Send stamped addressed envelope for
particulars Paragon Supply Co. B S34
Myrtle Ave, Kansas City. Mo.
WANTED-An advertising solicitor for
one Of the best propositions In the
city. Apply The Movies Office, Room
As, 1914 Auburn Ave.
WANTED-Lady to solicit advertising;
good money can be made. Apply The
Movies Office, Room As, 1914 Auburn
Ave.
GIRLS-Take course in Miss Spark
mans Improved Millinery School: all
millinery done free. 1907 Whitehall st.
Young women and girls ds-
string attractive positions. Welfare of
operators and clerks closely supervised
by the company; their conduct on the
premises carefully guarded by matron,
women supervisors and chief operator,
firing and operating rooms. Short train
ing course for those inexperienced; sal
airy paid while learning. Salary in
creased upon being transferred to oper
ating force. and for those becoming eff
fcient, increased as they become
worthy. with opportunities for ultimate
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tionsl advantages preferred. Lunch
room and comfortable retiring rooms
provided with several hundred Carnegie
Library books for the convenience OF
the operators. Matron and trained
nurse in attendance. Apply $50 to g.
Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph
Company Training School. 25 Auburn
avenue.
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$3.50 PER DAY paid one lady in each
town TO distribute free circulars for
concentrated havoring in tubes. Per
manent position. f. f. Barr Company,
Chicago
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALs.
SPECIAL RATES for situa-
ton Wanted ads: lines time,
Zoe. times DOC. 7 ttrpea 400

]. by young single man; Is years ex-
perfence in banks, mercantile corpora
tons, public accounting and auditing;
$40 to S12 week salary. Auditor, Box
coz, care Georgian.
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TEACHERS WANTED.

MEN for high class country school at
once. Home furnished, II married.
Also several other good men and women
for rural school. Sheridan's Teachers
Agency. S07 Gambler Building
WANTED-Teschers for graded and
long term rural schools Sheridan's
Teachers Agency, 307 Gambler Bldg.
MAINLY village schools. Fosters
Teachers Agency, GIG Third National
Bank Bldg, Atlanta, Ga
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Classified Adver-
Using Rates:

No advertisements taken for Lea,
words makes a line. DIX
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80 Stop Thief! 81

essin better lives. - you say you WILL"
he sad.
well. ths nerve Of this fellow beats
anything I ever saw" murmursd DR..
Wilioughby. lie comes into . house
70 rob II and winds up BY proposing
that his wedding shall b. held In It."
Then. raising his voice. addressing Mr..
Spelain, he continued: III you are 60
Ing to marry these people. you'd better
hurry. The police are liable to be back
hers any minute"
MOT . chance" declared Jack Doc
gan. chssrfui,y. They are W In the
Bronx by this time running true TO
form. know whom the cops are
out OF the game al right. What d
you say. Your Rsvsrsncsy VIII you Do
this for usY''
q should not Me 10 go IN trouble
with the authosttisA" hssitatsd Mr..
Spslain.
Don't worry about he sossos." inter
posed William Carr. I've decided moi
to press the charge against either q
thsss two persona"
Neither win l." added James Quincy
That's the wissst course. after all.
guess observed Dr.. Willoughby. 81
through her trunk TO md out whethel
all her things are safe I'll - am
ask her."
: Now. Nell. are you rsaAyf" chuckisd
DoogMn. ''Or do you want 70 90 some
where and put on your fancy duds 10
the wsddingr'
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r &fE{$SaS{as9m>

prince" In dsfsaytns TIE cos os .
nsAing trip by taxicah
But Gus was . candid and honest
nan. He wiahsd Mr. Dinksson to un-
dsrstand thoroughly thsk . little pres
snt prosperity dad not enhance the
man In his opinion. 00s wished him
to understand thas although he was
Mr.. Dinkston's susst his opinion Of
the latter was still UNCHANGED.
Don't kick me In the short rms
NIT your efbow. Rafsrtyr said Gus
testify. 'ThAs Teller may be spending
his money like Isidor d. Rockefeller
don't, but he owes me nine dollars and
eiEhey cents. and don't you forget II.
for I won't"
'Vuspoilsdi Characteristic! A disco.
sltion - unchangtng a. the ruggsd
doiomitss" said Mr.. Diakston, admir-.
insly regarding Gus. and ne N IN q.
psnsivs cigar aftss distributing othsrl
Of the same select brand to those In
the taxic&b.
"surs!"N srow>sd Gus. u Am - I'M
changing ~ . dollar bill a tGhtwad
has got sunk. But want you to know
amt never going to have any 70
spect for you"
"RespSo.:" retorted Mr.. Omission. -
do not want my friends To respect me
I want them TO love me-"
II Amt going to love you. either,
saad Gus. II like you some or wouidn'
20 along with you. except maybe II
70 fshing with anybody that 49,
me. But ] would IKE you some uloP'
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Luckless Mr.. Jarr Fares Forth
On a Quest That Spells Trouble

this TELLER enons you \ 70 al W. He
Amt going to pay nothinG!"
But riding makes one Thirsty" said
Mr.. Omission. "Besidss. our good
friend, Gus. thinks Of scores and dsoits.
Lot " pause and refresh ourselves"
And he called to the chaffsur to stop
at the nrst pleasant looking cafe he
Aw.
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than I do Il you'd pay me che nine
dollars and eighty cents you owe me
ten cents aa . time. maybe twenty
esnts. for the elk ysars ssues I knowsd
you."
Always the commercial attitude. my
Teutonio frisnd!" cried Mr.. Omission
gayly.
TAsn his. vodos changed to one Of
extreme so,acituds.
Are you In need Of any pscuniary
assistancs," he aa<sd DO financial
obligations pressS I have just received
my prinosly compensation a. efficiency
snrnssr with Smith q CO. VIII hSty-
~, Q hundrsd-dollars-aM I havs-bs
Of any material ah! Shall We stop u
smSth 4 Co.'S and get more. what do
you need - and Mr.. Omission produced
Q roll OF balls.
Z don't need nothin'; only WANT
my nine dollars and eighty csnts''
growied Qua
and artistic temperament at It's ul'
innate. He could give or lend his last
cent. but he could NOT pay anything
ne owed. He laughed merriiy and put
his money back In hp pocket.
what charming companion yoa
would be. what . friend. philosopher
and guide. II grubby shopkeeper'i
soul did not obsess you!" he said
why. Gustave. most pleasant Of com
panions. most suriy Of tapstsrs. forge
the score. good host. Anonl Anon!"
II knew Mw saiA Gus bitterly. "whss
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lE2
H1&
Novelized From the Success
full Play of the Same Title
By ]. K. Bryans|

Yes. The police began Dr..
ooh. they won't be here. I've told
you that. But Nell and have to make
. train. That's ALL" interrupted Doo-
Caroline my dear. look out of the
front door and see II there are any In
dications that the police are coming
back" directed Mrs. Carr.
line. "But the only indications would
BE- the police coming in. However. I'll
20 and look, a. you tell me to-"
Caroline went out, gave u perfume
tory look up the street and another one
down. and came back with the report
that all was we'll outside. There was
not . policeman TO be seen. Even the
ofncer on the beat was keeping away
from that part Of sevsnty-second
street
epslain. taking out his evsr-useful
praysrbo0k and turning the leaves to
the marriage service. SHOW me your
license"
Jack Doogan hastily produced thu
license and handed II to Mr.. Spelain
He glanced over It. saw that tho stamy
and signatures were correct and In due
form. and handed Il back.
That air. asked Doogan. Want Il
look at my tongue or see my VACCINE
ton msrksr' he added. In q low ton,
| that the minister did not catch, bu
which Nall did. and for which 81,
save her lover an admonitory slap OF
the arm.
Nov. John Doosan and-and-"
'Nsllis Jones'" supplied Nell.
| And Nellie JoneA" went on the min.
tstsr. sdo you both promise TO iosI
honorable livesr'
ira do snything for her." answered
Jack Doogan quickly. Honest to God
would"
Then Join hands,"
''Wait . moment. >. :. interrupted Jane,
Quincy.
Jack Doogan turned swiftly. and tn,
black look on his face might have mad,
Cluney fall back II he had seen It. Blu
he was not LOCKING at Doosan Just then
He was beck0ning % Madgs.
What 70 ~" asked the minister
rather scandalised over being stoppe.
At such q moment. do you know O
any reason or Just impediment--"
mo. no! Not at all! But this 10 GU
wedding day. and feel that view
waited long enough"
'ThaA's eli rightw satd Doogan. "Yol
won't have TO walt more than q fsv
mlnvtsa. Tasa wen give yeu the pa
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CaAPTER XxXH.
(Csat1.nsd.l
Lope and the Lalc.
WJLLOU0HBY

n W1LI<OU0HBY emitted
rNtAsr foolishly. and Joan
Carr. who had bssn observ.
iAS ths procssdings from the
ether end OF the room.
-T-T5 turned away for fear VIII.
~ should sss her lool1ing at him.
y6he had heard al. and she was not
~ ouse that che would not allow
y JlieugAby to use the license In
~ 6avsn't told me YET what min.
| Syea. tntsnd to marry you" Mr..
y reAindsd Doogan. ~ the latter
vee the words u his license with
- pr expression than generally was
} face.
Aavsa't Ir said Doogan. LOOKING
)htfuIly a. Mr.. spelain. We'll
%. You -. I hadn't engaged q
e1r yet. and I had some notion
y NsSNt have ~ get an Alderman
~ r. But. - you're here. perhaps
6Apliss ". Would your
3nbked medsstiy ct the minister
NV 10 would receive this ex.
1oeyv ,suggestion. and her heart
~ = - sailed and nodded
: ieplo - 80 b naks two psoc,s
o1paGln1lv = tAsy were about z
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uPon II you want him."
There Ii no use waiting 1t al. G0At
i can see." retoined James Quincy. slo
can marry W at the same time-mAhe
a double ceremony OF II. you know. NJ
often done. Are you willing, NadgsS =
Madge did not answer In words. at
she gave her hand to her Aancs ana
looked at the minister with . smile Of
assent
Mr.. spelaln rathsa liked the prospect
OF marrying two couples ~ once. Il
was something that would cab for neat
and skilful work. and any man Who
loves his calling, a Mr. Spslain 6id 10.
10 pleased to show how well he ca
conduct himself professionally under
unusual circumstances. He never had
had any double weddings.
stand up by the side Of The o&hse
couple" he told Cunsy and Madss. -
he looked at Mrs. Carr.
The two young people who had been
trying to get married al the afteruoon
took their places, and Mr.. Hpeiain "a.
dressed Mrs. Carr in the loud voice
necessary to gst to her undsrstsnline
through the ear-trumpst:
MAS the young lady the full ,onssaA
Yes" replied Mrs. Car. 'AithouxA
I never thought Q daughter of mine
would be married In the company Of q
er-"
'That'n DO. mothsr" interrupted WI.
liam Carr with much more dSoisioa
than WA usual with hun. '0lr. Dooean
10 our guest now"
There was . quiet dignity IN the oaA
gentleman's manner. mingled With
something like gratitude 70 the man his
wife was about TO refer TO e. Q ''crook. .
and Mrs. Carr knew that whsn her
husband took that altitude he unant
to have his own way. She aid. %
more. but adjusted her ear-tSumpet -
a. not to INKS any Of the mayytisp
service II she could hslp Il.
But there was another tnt0rrvpt1nn.
A. the minister turned 10 his prayer
book to include jones Clunsy -
Madge Carr In the ritual that was q
bind Jack Doosan and Nellie JONES -
gether DR.. Willoughby begged him ~
to begin Just yet. n
The Doctor had been Whispering -.
nestly TO Joan Carr behind the otAoYd
and II appeared now that ne had -
most persuaded her To somsthins MO
had shocked her At hrst. but which 6l
not seem 90 dreadful a. he kept @
talking.
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GSX /OU know" said Mr.. Jasrs
friend oua. the genial pre-
4 petssor e the cafe ON the
corner. you know i still think you
ars . bvm, even u you have got some
moasy now!"
why certainly, ms dear ts,aow!"
said NJ. Michael Angelo Danhston. u
should not care to think that this
smuS peospsrity OF mine. which. ~
the poet says. u hsstiny ~ the ~
phodsi.' should disturb the old familiar
relations. Think Of me a. you always
thought. for men may como and mer
may 20, but temperament endureA"
Rafferty,. the builder. nudged Gus. and
Mr.. slavinsiey. the glasier. regarded hin
asiancs. they dia not exactly oom
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