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The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1920-05-07
s~HEsiFF's SALE.

Under and by virtue OF a wit q
y sale issued out Of the Suped4]
Of the State Of washington holdhl1|
a oa2noEan- Washington. 10 -
oaanCE1l county. on the 1eth Z
April 1880. and 70 me directed ~
AIRED Tor \ judgment rendered !
court on the 18th day OF April 4
favor Of Earl z Elmer and again1
i'm : Barnes. for the sum Of o.
and and no hundreths (H.O0el
tnssths- with costs Of suit and
| have levied OF all the right, u43
Inc interest OF said defendant o.
10 the following property. towit +
The Me- SNL Of Section q
snip - North. Range q E. ". r.
tanning 10 acres and also a cert44l
right On Cahs creek and q spFt(3
81 in Sci NWiz being in said 81
Notice Is hereby given that on
1ay OF May. lS-l st 10 O'Clock &
said DAY. l VIII sell al the right
interest OF said William s Bamo&
N the above described properQkz
much thereof as may be neco
S2uSfy plaintiffs claim besides
interest and accTliDg costs
The sale Viii take place At H.
coor q the court house. at 0k1a
OA2noSSl county. Washington, =
auction for cash in hand. to ~
and best bidder.
Dated AZ Oka-ngsn. Okanog1o
Washington. this 18th day OF Apn
1881.
HARRY E STAN
Sheriff q Okanozan County
ky T J. WILSON. Deputy
w c GRESHAM
Attorney fo- Plaintiff.
FlrSt publication April =. ISM
LoST-IARGE AIRDALE DOG
wsrS ~ the name Of Togo
returned 70 07oviils Garage. II.
FOR SATE-PLENTY OF IL
70 hatch winter ayers if vcu
right stock Have : few smaH
cuo2torS % god make. VIII ~
with, eggs - fin them Also,
fence. cream separator and
vatoT Phone II. o. Adams ="
linsl Route
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Being routed u of the Peerless
tlllding where they have been living
Tor the past year. and being unable 10
4 q residence in town, Mr.. n Mrs
Chas Peterson will go to Nishthawk
TO spend the summer This is
ore convenient for Mr.. Peterson
anyhow. as he is holding a position
with one Of the mining companies or
Grating near Nighthawk-
Ine Misses Bernice and L.iIlis,
Domerese, who have taught in the To-
cal schools for the pas, two years and
given eminent satisfaction. are two NJ
the old teaching faculty who hava
signed up for another year.
IA McGinty. as agent for the own.
ers' Is offering some of the choices,
Land in the valley for sale. which car
DC purchased as a whole trac, or viii
% sold out in 20 acre lots. or sny
SIZE that the purchaser NAV desira
above 20 acres.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1920-05-07

The doctor in charge is a graduate
in medicine and surgery and is licen-
sed by the State Of Washington. He
visits professionally the more import
an, towns and cities and offers to
all who call on this trip consultation
and examination free, except the ex-
pense OF treatment. when desired.
According TO his method of treat
Hent he does not operate for chronic
appendicitis. gall stones. ulcers of the
stomach. tOnsils or adenoids.
He has TO his credit nan wonder
ful results in diseases of the stomach.
liver. bowels. blood. skin. nerves
heart kidney. bladder. bed wetting.
catarrh, weak lungs, rheumatism
sciaticz. leg ulcers and rectal all
nents-
If you have been ailing for any
length OF time and do not ge, any bet-
ter. do not fail TO call. as improper
measures rather than disease are yery
often the cause of your long standing
trouble
Remember above date. that exam
ination on this trip will be free ami
that his treatment is different
Address: 33s Boston Block. Ninne.
aPolis, Minnesota.
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MIS- R A Jackson and Mr ana Mrs.
Ed hllngman, returned from Spokane
the latter part OF last week. where
taey had gone some days before on =
visit
We are requested 10 ask all ;hosa
Sno have accounts against the Oro-
Nlle General Hospital to presen, the
sane to E 5. Taylor and The same
-ill Be paid
Customs Officer CRUDE was ken,
busy Sunday checking auto excursion
lists IN and III Of town. travel being
quite heavy going into and coming on,
Of British Columbia
Dr. j. L Wilson has moved from -ba
rooms that he has been occupying in
the Peerless building TO rooms tia,
nave been especially fitted Nd for his
offices il the Cover, block
Bsileys store has a new assistant :,
NE person Of 4 Mottner. Of Colville.
~no las had long experience in :
eantIinE Already he IS going good
and fits veil in the grooves
Miss Georgian Donald. formerly
principal Of the Orovills schools. sub
sequently county school su-perinrsnd-
4 and now = resident of Touaska,
~as . visitor in town Saturday.
d. 1zske. the immigration insDec,o-
stationed at this place. is Sporting
around IN a new Ford czr. and settiar
lns' as much pleasure ont Of il a.
though the machine was a Ple-oa-A-
postmaster R p Hoskyn. Commis-
sloner Frank Mitchell and Lester ana
Elmer s~tansoury attended the demo
erauc county convention AZ Okanogsp
saturday as delegates from the Orc.
vile precincts.
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HARRY = STAR

Sheriff q Osan0zan County
By z : WILSON. Deputy
w c GRESHAM
Attorney f0- Plaintiff
FIRST publication April =. lsN.
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No. s4s.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

In the Superior Cour OF the State OF
Washington. in and for the County 0:
Okanogan. Gin probatel
In the matter of the estate OF Maud
resfa Hoose. deceased
Notice to Creditors
Notice is hereby given by the under
signed. E. R. Hose. that he has been
appointed and has qualified as admins
traitor of the estate Of Maud Vesta Hoose.
deceased. and notice is hereby given ~
tie creditors OF. and TO all persons hsvinE
against said deceased. to exhibit
AMI serve the same on the adniais-ratc
81 said estate. OF upon Adams & Vincen-.
his attorneys OF record and to file TIE
same With the clerk Of the court. together
with proof OF such service. within six
months after the date OF the first pubIi-
cation Of this notice. to-wit- within six
months after the e3rd day OF April. 1890.
or the same shall be forever haired.
= r HOOSE
Administrators Of the estate of Maud
Vesta Hoose. deceased.
ADAMS & VINCENT.
Oroyille Washington.
Attorneys for Administrator.
First publication April e. 1890.
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No Charge for Examination.

Office Hours. 10 a N. to 4 p. m.
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At THE LYRIC

Manager S-eI-z Las tTo unusually
screen productions t0- TIE coming
week that a-s certain to please I1s -VTts
p2rr1-s FuT Saturday and Sunday STez-
tlss the LFrtc EzS hEaAS Esrz155-e Fz--zr
- a=r greatest s-razl tr5--Vh- The Hell
Cat a drama fUl = acton and excite
De1E TIE pictures I=rs taken II WVo--
EEE W1z1 3 rs@l western setting for :
n sstsrl play n addition there VII - 2
IHrz-lz sr=eazl eI1D=iF and Outing Soc
ne that - D1-6 Interesting ard @izcz-
IoosL r1r 1Sxr Wellesley and Thurs
6zF evening NJ. Srn-rz presents Mss
Marsh Il H566sl Fires zhsrh l. h.7th
romantic and 6rz-z-c- Ts nav zzs
Tr1T-=1 % give Mss MzrSh-s dramatic
talents n=W and broader Scu-@. and he-
acting r. rE3s p~1oiDe151- i without duuh-
the b@s- s1= Ezs ever 6Hz= Besides rrs<
ch3et feature rA@re Tfm u a tzmzhsbss
Christie comedy ard an Outing Sr=1sc-
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1920-05-07
IN THE MATTER OF PETITION FOR
THE ESTABLISHMENT OF HERD
LAW DISTRICT.

Notice is hereby given that on the sCth
day Of March. 1890. there was filed with
the auditor Of Okanogan county. State o.
Washington, a petition for the establish
nent Of a district within aid county OF
Okanogan. within which district is sAau
De unlawful TO permit livestock ~. any
KIND 10 run at large. as provided by law
said petition being as follows.
Petition asking the designation of GER
tam territory in which IL shall he unIaw-
ful to permit live stock TO run at large
To the Honorable Board Of County
commissioner of Okanogan County.
Washington The undersigned. residents
OF the territory herein described. respects
FUZZY petition that no livestock OF any
sind shau be permitted 20 run az Iarze
within the territory included within ,hs
boundaries of the West Okanass1 Irri-
CATION District or within the limits OF the
ncorporated town of Orovil.4. Washing-
ton.
Dated this IL IN aay Of February Yssa
W. A CRUDE. e Bailey. Clifford An
1erson. J. Friis, John : W4h1- r Z
Masters F. Samson. Fred G. Hart
n 3, Misaler. A. $ Reed. j. e Perry.
Z Elmer. II J.. Schwenn2 I. n Vin~Srr
Is St2rrett. Jr. 2 ". Tayi7r = NJ
sayonrn, W l. Clark. J. sexsSn.
And that Tuesday. tn. attn dsv If Nav
is-e. at O'Clock in the GfternNon Of Ssisl
GAY ~ tne Office OF the Boars of County
Wonmlssioner Of okanagsn County.
II Me court house n CSa-
nesan, washington. has bean flSA,, ny rhs
order OF said board as rhe time ans n,srs
.SI . nearing on said petition at Which
.hae ano pace any person interested in
tne question presented by saiS n~Seit;o,
may appear and be heard thereon.
by order Of the board nj County C.m-
Meners OF ok2nogsn County. Mash
~ y. HUBBARD.
S"IntE AUDITOR and ExatfIri1 (9erS NJ
boaru OF County Commissioner ~
okanosan County. Washington u
First publication April I6. 1850.
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ne Alg1sss q th= outdoor life comes hack
Win a Vengeance This sort Of Character
= one - -h@ r=1 h1o.aS-s5 kind n ~hErh
M Reid Invariably Srpszz-S 10 signal
41E z1tzE4 Mr. Red - ably supported BY
An Little a. the CIR and Z vel s=.----
I'd cast TIE Source i = e5znpsznEon czaT
y mat ErlppEl screen ~rrCsS1ct5oz The
alley q -n= Giants which vas - <sT-
0-sh2E received here z few weeks azo In
ao11Doo 70 tie chief attraction thsE- viii
- ore 0f -nas@ 81 Johr comedies e-rfrFA-S
Sped which Is a laugh producer
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1920-05-07

Butter fat = n0= quoted BY rh= heal
creamery az - cents
Thursday morning the r0p1Ez-io1 Ezs
busy sxrsZ1i1- colg-a-l1z-z0ns 70 rhu<zz
E1o took part in -A@ ~rz15srls= PERFORM
4uc= q the night before. and not Z -o-z
= 21T7Ts% Was 70 b= heard
En5ch Is something 50 unusual a. 70 .
really r@-zzrkzh1e-
J. {. S. HiI las sud his orchard r-zrr
south q town cp-Szs-1zE q Il acres under
ne lrrzzzno1 system 70 Dan 3 Hayden
q Wrnarrh=A- an exr%-Eenc@S pycrs-EFs-
SNo kEl&oEE=1r=3 70 add extensive in
grgTe-E1fs - the place The ey-sSss-z-
non Ezs 500 pev acre
Dr. Masters moved from his rooms
in lie COVer, block last Friday to his
summer cottage On Osoyoos lake
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1920-05-07
At TIE LIBERTY.

The Liberty has 4 st-Ong phe.o plzy for
saturday 2 sunday sTE-ilzs. with
Wallace Red a. the lzs1znE man enrs+szs
The SeurrS : great starr % rha woods
TIE principal siTlzr5S- Of this rigorous
p1Du0 QzE 11Vo1Tss the Esfo-TEs-5o1 Of z
-sn who j. addicted ID drink and Who
through th= lnFl1s1cs y ) E1-azz and
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1920-05-07
An AL St. John Comedy
entitled Speed"
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department Of the Interior L :. Land
- iS-9.
N0uce Is hereby given na- Mari W.
Nnsd1s1- ~f0rn1=rir Mary w whEdtea Of
Jsa-ts- Ex.rosz1 county. Washington.
WHO n July IS. ISIS made z1iirf1-zl
5o-estszd entry No Sl434l- for Wv
SN. Sec ,. snd Lots : and &. Me-.
SKI Sec - Twp -. " 2 - 2 w NJ
las HE'D notEs q ~ints1tio1 10 make final
three year pooE 10 establish cazfur 10 -
land above described before United States
GoDzisslo1sr Geo J. Hurley. al Lo5rrEs
" ~zsH.rEto-- OF the 18th day % Iurz
l>2- Claimant names as witnesses
Z J. NcN1azl- Robert Gours=r. " ".
s4--F and Wm- = Ford all Of LOOMS
Washington
BEN SPEAR Register.
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NOTICE OF FEARING ON
AENT ROLL

Notice i hereby given that d
Tent uoA for Local Improves
Eic1 No = Is now in the ON
town clerk for examination an1}
town council has bv r~esolutioa Z
5r6 day of May. 1870 as the dato{
Ing on this assessment roll and I
are hereby notified that any ~
lecuo1s 10 this assessment nn
Tied in writing with the town III
before the cate OF hearing as u 1
this notice
First publication April ?. 1890.
LIST publication April Is. ls3a.
E P HOOSE ToV1
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TO LATE TO CLASSIFY.

WANTED1A WOMAN OR Girl. rog
n~ou<SNo-x- 81 . Per 5zr- Write Ms
Noruon BrOSn@ Cheaan. Wash 5-T-st
EOH sALE-A No D=LAVELIE SEP
1rasor IN goo6 condition Apssy 10 Wm-
q TIE former FO-5= ranch. Ri
O-o.- s-7--L
rOH SALE-ElGET FOOT MONITOR
am several cheap farm horses Sin
~2zo1 E0E. mower Z other .--s4-
@eous Willis Clark near Gree E--s-
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Of rraab.FANCf WORK CONSISTING
ySSssss etc Address Miss Cars SNe!
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An Appreciated Mistake

rain pattering on the window-panes,
that Gertrude wrote her first letter 10
jeffrey Brinsmade. Gertrude was one
OF those persons who write better than
they talk
As she wrote her hrst letter TO this
unknown Jeffrey, Gertrude's mind was
turning 10 the days in a remote town;
10 the friends Of those hght-hearted
years. and TO jeffrey Dunn.
a slow and awkward sutton for her
girlish favor this farmers son had
been. And even when he went 10 work
In the new machine shop. and began 10
show signs OF inventive skill and EN-
cheney which made his employers
speak well OF him and his future pros
poets. Gertrude had seemed aloof and
discouraging.
And I always liked jeffrey best;
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but Il was easier TO get on with the
others" Gertrude sighed regretfully. I
guess never really appreciated JEFF
reg then" So she wrote in her letter
tonight:
4 chose your name because once
knew q very nice young man called
jeffrey. And I never wrote him any
letters either. only schoolgirl notes
which he couldn't have thought very
much OF because I was always snub
bling him. didn't mean 1t, though"
IN her later letters. for this new
correspondence grew and nourished.
Gertrude expressed every phase of her
whimsical spirit. She had come to en-
Joy this pastime deeply. BUT when It
came to receiving word from her sol
der friend that he was starting for
the city and would call TO see her. she
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-19
By Abner Anthony

Jack laughed heartily but said moth
ing.
Il don't know how I am going to
stand it for two weeks. saiu betty
after a slight pause
why don't you make up with him?'
inquired Jack You'd have a fine time
then"
DO you think | would make up with
him? / guess not"
The next morning Betty was in the
office before Roy.
Il see you took notice OF my warn
ing. Miss Grey" he said stiffly as he
entered.
The day passed in agony for Betty
and she was glad when the time came
TO go home The rest OF the week
passed in like manner but when Sat
urday morning came she could stand
it no longer She picked up her note
book and pencil and threw them on
the floor
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Tear II down." echoed the girl,
sinking into a chair. WHY"
Somebody's going to buy the place
and build a big summer hotel or some
thing like that. Mr.. Harry writes that
it's only been a burden to them any
way, and they will be glad to part
with IT, He or his brother is coming
10 look the place over some day this
week. and they'll turn me OUT"
There. there" said Elsie, comfort
ingly. patting the old woman's broad
shoulders. They'll see that you're
taken care Of, I'm sure Of that"
But the housed" walled Mrs. Crane.
"I love it so. I'll never feel at home
anywhere else!"
Perhaps when they come and see
what delightful place II really is they
won't do it-perhaps they'll decide to
keep the house." soothed Elsie. Then
she slipped away, with a sob in her
throat. TO look over the dear old place
and grieve for its sake
How cruel It appeared to think of
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The House That STAYED

such a place and not staying in it,"
Mrs. Crane smiled. discreetly, and
withdrew. She gave the impression
that there was some mystery about
the place which she could not dis
close.
But as the quiet days slipped by
there seemed nothing of mystery, only
the peaceful atmosphere of a home In
which happy people had lived and
died. No other boarders came and FL
sic wandered at will about the quaint
old place. She spent long hours lying
in the deep grass with book. she made
sketches OF the house and orchard
from various angles. and she dreamed
beside the lazy little brook that ran
at the foot OF the hill.
Two happy weeks went by and still
two remained OF Elsies vacation. She
felt rested and more at peace with
herself than she had for months, and
yet, strangely enough, she had not &C
complished her purpose to forget
Rather, she had remembered. But the
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0y JOella Johnson

tearing down such a house! It seemed
10 have a soul. almost-to possess
soothing spirit OF its own-moreover
il seemed to the girl an intimate thing.
as though il had been meant in some
strange way for her
The next morning Elsie took book
and went down TO the bank OF the
shady little brook. Installed comfort
ably with pillow. she was soon lost
in the story and was barely conscious
Of the sense of impending disaster that
enveloped the place. Here il was all
so peaceful and quiet A leaf dropped
now and then or a squirrel stirred the
branches. When a soft foot fall sound
ed on the path behind her Elsie did
not turn, and the tall, brown young
man who WIS coming down the path
stopped stock still and looked at her
hesitant
Must be the boarder," be decided,
and turned to go away. But fate. in
the shape OF big loose stone, lay al
his foot. The stone slipped and clat-
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nectively. trying to visualize their dis
tant owners
jeffrey Brinsmade." she said az
last Jeffrey knew one jeffrey
long ago. l wonder where he is now
A smile OF tender recollection curved
her lips. and her brown eyes gazed
dreamily At the printed page.
IF l were going to write 10 any Of
these soldier boys. it would certainly
be TO jeffrey Brinsmade. If-and why
not?"
The thought grew 10 desire, fer
vent. compelling Putting aside her
own loneliness and usefulness. might
she not through the power OF friendly
sympathy and whimsical fancy con-
tribute a little cheer and comfort TO
another lonely. wistful heart?
II was that verv evening. with ths
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A Case Of Misunderstanding

there until ten minutes before eight
She took OF her hat and before she had
time to sit down the bell rang. Pick
ing up her notebook and pencil she
opened the door OF the private office
and went in The new employer turned
around. Betty stared stupidity at him
and a hot blush spread over her face.
Who was II but Roy Thornton, the
man with whom she had quarreled.
Miss Grey" he broke coldly in up
on her surprise, what time are you
supposed to come to work."
Half past seven" she replied weak
ly.
This isn't half past seven he said
sternly looking at the clock. Please
do not let this happen again II you
do. something may happen 10 you. Sit
down and take the notes
He ratified the words of 50 quickly
that Betty's trembling fingers could
not keep up with him.
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At last he said. That is all"
Betty picked up the notebook and
hurried out Her eyes were filled
with tears but she brushed them back
proudly.
Such day as it wasi The hours
dragged slowly and Betty was thank
ful when o'clock came. Her head
was aching, but who cared about that
But what about Roy? It was the
first time she had ever seen him so
cross II the two years thar she had
known him She was only 20 while
Roy was p. the same age as her
brother Jack. Beth put on her hat
and coat and went home
We'll. Bet. how did you like your
new employer asked Jack with a
twinkle In his eye.
Il didn't like him a bit" answered
Betty, angrily He was JUST as cross
as he could be You knew who he
was all the time, didn't you"
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was seized with panic and dismay.
There was no escape, however. One
evening Gertrude, embarrassed and
tremulous, crept down 20 the board
ing house parlor to face tall, stalwart
figure IN khaki.
She raised timid eyes from the
brown outstretched hand to the bright.
smiling face That square jaw. that
shock OF red-brown hair. those keen
gray eyes-why should they all seem
10 familiar 70 herr Then, as the mans
smile broadened. she knew.
Jeffrey Dunn Butt never wrote
70 you"
Didn't you!" he answered heartily.
Il guess I've kept every one OF your
letters. I know wrote 70 you"
But the other" faltered Gertrude
"Brinsmade? Why. be got other LET
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tered vigorously down the path 70
strike the boarder's unconscious back
7 beg your pardoni" cried the
young man
Roger" breathed the girl
Elsie YOU"
For a minute the two looked at each
other and then the man took the girl
tenderly in his arms. 1T was all my
fault, dearest he said. IF you knew
how I've suffered. how I've blamed
myself haven't the right to ask you
TO forgive ne"
Il did that long ago. There's just
one thing, Roger. Couldn't we-stay
here?"
In this house"
yes. dear. It's my house, really. 7
never told you. but last fall I bought
my brothers share in it. intending Il
to be ours. And when 7 thought that
all was over 1 couldn't bear TO keep
IT, But now"
Now" breathed Elsie. cit IS ours.
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hard work trying TO get the FIRE start
ed At last she managed to get a lit
tie breakfast and she and Jack sat
down.
why didn't you call me to make the
fre?" inquired Jack. Il could have
III Il the first thing"
you couldn't have lit il any better
than did" laughed Betty.
You will have to hurry. dear. IL you
expect to get 20 work on time. It's
twenty-five minutes past seven al
ready. You can't get there in five
minutes"
Mr.. Lee said wouldn't have 10
care II got there a little after hair
past seven" answered Betty.
II know IT." responded Jack, but
Mr.. Lee isn't there now"
Betty was out on the street In sec
ond, but the car that she usually
took was gone. She started on brisk
walk 10 the office. but did not reach
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ton Think Of the untiring women
in army service abroad. Think OF the
soldiers in the trenches-and our own
brave boys preparing TO join them. But
If was even helping in this great
cause. IL could be of service 10 even
one-to even
AS if in answer TO her thoughts. a
printed paragraph seemed TO leap at
her from a page Of the evening paper.
IF any young lady wants TO do her
bit in heartening a soldier far from
home. let her write to one OF the IN
dersigned. Cheerful letters are a god
send in camp.
The communication OF which these
words formed the substance had been
sent from a southern training camp
and was signed With five masculine
names. Gertrude read the nanAs re-
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Elsie thought the stone wall rather
forbidding. Once inside. however.
there lay before her a green stretch
OF lawn, rather neglected, but alto
gether delighted. At one side IT ran
into a tangle OF shrubbery, and far
down zhe path was the soft red glow
OF an old brick house. The girls artist
soul thrilled with pleasure. How
perfectly delightful" she exclaimed.
A plump. mOtherly person stood in
the door 10 receive her. This was
Mrs. Crane. the caretaker. She chat
ted volubly as she led the girl through
wide. cool halls to pretty chintz liv-
ing room.
You see the family are all dead and
gone-the Thanets, that is. And their
cousins that own the house now never
come here; they just leave it TO me.
So they said they shouldn't mind at
all IL took a boarder or two to keep
me company"
but 1 should think they'd love it,"
exclaimed the girl. Imagine having