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~.-. n VCS, tight little braids. Next day, arrayed

_ 'in the new dress-how well she re-

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i Miss Eugenie Barnett looked discon- tentedly across the veranda at her l blond cousin in the cushion piled imm- mock. _ “You've no business to be lo pretty,

Julia Knox, and to look so absurdly

that is twenty-s”- usb!" The little widow sat up

quickly. “You mustn't, Eugenief Ii' we think we are young and never ac- knowledge that we are not young wc'll fool the people into thlnking"--

“ ‘A pocket edition ot blue and gold,” ”

continued Eugenie morosely. “That’s what Dr. Hunt called you, and it suits you too. I tell yon, Julia, it’s little short of tragedy to worship beauty as I do and be homely as a hedge fence myself!"

“The cypress hedge fence at the foot

of my garden is beautlilul, I think,” said the widow, lying back among her cushions again. “Find another simile, Eugenie." -

The girl turned away impatiently

with smarting eyes. She was so tired of the continually booming breakers and dreurlly whistling buoy. She wish- ed she hudn’t come to California to visit Julia Knox. If .Iulia wercn't a widow or if Dr. Hunt wercn’t spend-_ Ing his vacation here or if Julia weren't

so pretty and shc so plniu or if"-

“Eugenie, dear"-l\Irs. Knox looked

out of half shut, baby blue eyes-“do you think it was prearrunged for you and I»'rnnkie Hunt and me to play to- gether us children and meet again at Bnntn Cruz as grownups? Don’t you

think flint Dr. Hunt"-

“Who iilchcs my good name?"

When a tall young man came around

the porch corner he saw only Mrs.

Knox. I-Ier cousin had disappeared.

As Eugenie entered her room her

cousin's clear tones floated through the

open window.

“She is having one ot' her spells

again because she isn’t a Helen oi' Troy, and it reminds me of our school days. Do you remember when she cut off her hnlr in u rage bcenusc it was -brown and straight instead of yellow

and cui'ly like mine?" '

“.\'ow, I call that menu ot’ Julia,” Eu-

genie thought, her face growing crim- son us she heard them laugh. It' she had not shut the window just then she miglit have 'heard the doctor’s answer.

“No one but Eugenie thinks her face

isn’t good to look at.” _

_By and by Julia ascended the stairs

and tapped at her cousin's door.

“Dr. Hunt has his auto here and

wishes us to ride with him. Get your

hat and come on."

“'l`hanks. I have another engage-

mentl’

“All right,” answered the widow sweetiyw "I’ll try to make up for your'

absence.” '

“I don't doubt it," observed Eugenie. Mrs. Knox went down five steps and

paused. She wrinkled her white brow unbecoinlngly, sighed and went buck.

“iIoney," she culled softly, her pretty

lips at the keyhole, “did no one ever tell you that along with the Barnett nose you inherited the Barnett t1‘ick oi’

making folks like you?"

Eugenie’s grim features relaxed.

“Good little Julia,” she sighed as the

red auto puffed away.

Her mind trailed back into the past.

She was a little, dark faced girl again, playing with Frankie Hunt, her sworn ehnmpion until her cousin, Julia Epps, came to school. Personified dulntiness was Julia Epps, from the blue bow on her _vcllow curls to thc black bows on

her tiny slippers.

One miserable, lonely noon hour En-

genie pcered around the beech tree where she and he had always played to- gether and saw something _the memory of which even after a dozen years made n green flume leap into the wo- man Eugenle's eyes. Frankie Hunt was putting on .`lulia Epps' finger the ring which he had been digging out oi' n blackbutton for her, Eugenie Bar-

nctt.

Another day she and Julia sat on .Iu-

lin's n1other’s porch eating cookies. With er free hand Julia smoothed her

ruflledh white apron complaccntly.

“He says he loves me the best of

anybody,” she announced coqucttlshly.

“Tomorrow is the last day of

school,” answered her cousin, “and my mamma says I may wear my lovely new dress. Then you’ll see whom he.

likes best." .

The fair Julia tossed her golden

curls and answered grandly, “I think dresses won‘t make any difference in

his love." `

“You'll see," Eugenie replied darkly. That night Eugenie braided her some-

membered the gay plalds-with flutter- lug ribbons, kinky locks and the mien of a conqueror, she entered the school- room, after the other children were seated. , `

With cleverly assumed carelessness

she glanced in .Tulla’s direction. That young lady was wearing the _same dress she had worn several ti/mel be- fore, and, glory, that same old white apron! Eugenie wore no apron. She had been forced to start with one, but it was lying ingloriously under a stone in a fence corner. Retribntion la! within its crumpled folds, but retribu- tion could wait. '

came buck to the present.

“History sometimes repeats itself, she remarked. “I don’t see now why ‘ .lulin I{nox"- ' `

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i{nok_ u trifle inallciously. Q0 ._ »

watching the color flood her dark

wife.

“Weill” said the pretty widow explo-

slvcly, “I guess i’n1 not needed herc. Eugenie, if’ you can guarantee that little beast not to bite I suppose I can

“I cnn't," said Eugenie happily, start-

ing

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you

She looked back at him with radiant `

eyes and answered with mock solem-

nity:

ter’n Julia Knox."

~ She Had Her Way. l The late Counselor E., chairman of

the quarter sessions for Dublin, was so remarkable for his leniency to female culprits that a woman was seldom con- victed when he presided.

Ou one,occaslon when this humane barrister was in the chair a prim look- ' ing woman was put to the har of the commission court, at which presided the equally humane though perhaps

not so gallant Baron S.

She was indicted for uttering forged bank notes. According to usual forms

the prisoner if she was ready to take _ her triul. " ; With becoming disdain she answered

"Noi" She was told by the clerk she must give her reasons why. -

As if scornlng to hold conversation L.d_

with the oiilcial, she thus addressed ‘ his lordship: “My lord, I won’t bs tried here at all. -I’ll be tried by my

The simplicity of the woman, coupled

with the well known character of E., caused a roar of laughter' in the court which even the bench could not resist.

Baron S.. with his usual mildness,

was about to explain the impossibility

and said, “He can’t try you," when the woman stopped him short and,~

with an inimitable sneer, exclaimed: l

my lord; ho tried me twice before." l She was tried, however, and for the _

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rc leg swuthed stiff in plaid silk bund-

"Eugenie, whsire in the world are

going with that dirty dog?" shrill-

“IIon`1e," answered Eugenie laconicul-

turning toward a short cut across

o hill. ' .

ofthcnuto. “Broken leg, eh? Well.

pubic surgeon ln_your hour of calam-

Silk bandages, too. I wonder if

splints ure gold or ivory."

had to use my neck ribbon," she ex-

nznuc as in thc old days. “This is '

licl' Eugcnie’s face. Her pulse ienp as she inet the doctor’s eyes. ‘You did it scientifically, and you

ic n doctor?"

Will you, dear?" he asked eagerly,

M

cck. “Will you be this doctor’s

rc hl1n home for you."

for the third time across the hill.

bus any Still 99

ven't answered my question. Will

be my girl, Genle'?"

‘It you’ll cross your heart and hops the

die that you’ll always love me bet-

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tory thc Vil.

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“tier ln here, GOING!" H9 “sed the the shculrfcis in iliccapcaml thc lower slr let

'witcr than walking." mil"

"Oh, rlon’ti” shrieked Julia Knox. ‘l)on‘t get in here with flint awful log! I cun’t bear the sight of blood!

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closed her eyes shudderingly. UF

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-‘WOLSEY” Underwear have such confidence in theirwaresthattl:ieyund.-r- take to replace any gar- ment that should shrink in|washing. “WOLSi_'ZV" garments have _-:tool the mast severe tests wirliont any alteration taking place in the size.

The Draners’ Re- cord Says:

"WOLSEY" goods are

made from all wool yarn. in no case,a1c they made from mixtures of cotton and wool. as are many so- called unshrinkahlc goods ; further, “WOLShY’ ’goodS are made to wear, their durable qualities having stood the tcstof. experi- ence.”

Should any Garment

seen at the store ofjames Sharp, Wei- lington and at this oihce. P Specifications can also be seen at the residences of _I. F. H. Arscnault. Hig- _ gins Road, and H. A. Darby, Abrani‘s Village. `1~"‘ » The names ot' two responsible persons willing to become bound for the faithful , performance of the contract must ac- " company cnch tender. ' The department does not bind itself

to accept the lowest or any tender. _

Tenders to___be addressed to thc under- ;

signed and marked "Tender for Hal-

:iimand Bridge."

L. il. MCMILLAN, Sec’y of Public Works.

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