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THE COINS OF FRONTEN C. BY PAUL MONTGOME Y. Copyright 1020.

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uc’ who is lino ‘It to tlte

office twice in (fattailti. This

just four ycurs after the first lssuu of there to this dill’- tac card tnoney. Lllis was occasioned by the tieclartttlon ti! of Quebec. They were of course warbetueeit England ntiii 1680. All his dormer quarrels . tiiltit way back to France iii payment call seven years etirlier were forgotten tho letttlter bag of the peasant, iA strottg iiiatt wtts pct-dcd to hold

THE STORY OF GANADNS MONEY

i O {ova §O§O4 O4

' t l.ouis dc llatpdc, Comte de Flflltffllhitlit! reports of these victories were

readers of baltu to the French Court. 'l‘h'cy de- Cnnatliait lilstory us Frontenac, .iteid t-ldcti to strike ii coin itt hotior of tin,- little event and in Quebec tlte people erect- story litis ta do with his second term ed anti dedicated The little church uf or office. which commenced lit 168p; the Lady of Victories triticii stands ..\ few of tbt- coins reappointment were struck iii sIivt-r aatl were looked to Quebec for it second term of office upon more as nicdals by the colonists leg- Frauce iii ai tender titttl tiiaity oi‘ tut-iii fouiitl the for the Jesuits which lttiii lctl to his re- goods. A few found tlte pathway to

A Iflllllflllilll t\'ho resided itt Mout-

tto-rttsnttoou sxn not‘

huitfxofliiltlld 1'0 much effort. ltariting for at ‘heel! llUiinO tlttit we siiitttiliiut-s mi; Eflillil n object oi‘ hotuiekcep- lif-‘Piiliitiiit. our ltonu-s. We hate earned the latest approved iiictbttis of removing a stain, assembling ti sni, ilii. biliiiiiviiil; a tiieal, stitl plattnlng thc color scheme, btit to sit down in otir homes and relax

New France aiid Frontenac tvas the real itniil his death a fcw years ago H f I thi-‘Pi’. in stood. innit. - had one of tlicse very rare Froniciiuc Y‘; “h one“ "mnemmciit i" “W105i ll lle had not long tn wait for action. t-oitis. lt wtts a source of donblt- m‘ ‘m’

ilu the spring of 1691 Sir William pride to hint. Pliips appeared

before Quebec

t lict-t from ltostoti, and tii-ittantit-ti iii’ (‘aiiiitliiiii llic surrcitiler of the town. Sir Hunt's fit-cl hail cnjtitw-tl a full

li liiitl

coins and iL bad \\‘il. handed down froin father to son-

lt was the most vnlii- with able uteiitbcr of a splendid collection

lll'l‘ll siticc

ttttoltt the tiny wltt-u an tinccslur itud enrncd

hclence lii hiiusckecpittg is fine_. but it should not get us all keyed up i" Pffiviiiiifly to such an extent that we lose the izappitiess. Sotuctiutes l ltleiii wife and inotltcr is blind and htilf dcai’. IShc dosctrt see too titucli or hcar too utucit, and is not i" iiiriiiiliivc: but is willing unit Jolttt

think

shall brlitg in his friends and that Mary sbiill fill the house with her gaiit»! and that thcy shall

posscss the plat-c and inake merry. ’ lt tuay disturb things up il bit ,.,“; disturb the order ntiii precision iit‘ the lttlllle-ellilt it cultivates character iiiitl fosters wholesome frlcndsititis for the children. ahid uliat is :i liouic for if itot to livc in and ta bring ii|i cliilti- reu lll'.’

The ntotitirit tnotbcr of yuung t-hil» dri-it, with all lair auxin... ,0 mm.“ tlbt- clock and the tlicrniontctcr. oftctt targets to Just sit down with thc baby "mi l1" llillilllfl tliblllies ticctl cutltlliitt: nitd lo\'iiig and glee aiitl mother-lon-

uf oxi-ilctnciti. capturotl n ll by ratatnlttg powder in the caution Just as inucli as they ticcti lime unii Stianish treasure ship and t-tiricltetl it- of l"l‘illllt‘llllt' lltat raked l'liip's fit-ct inllk. tillHill‘ tiiiii vilauiiits. self with one and ii linii‘ iiilllloit dul- before Quebec, .\nd don't we all need fun, joltity, lnrs attd bntl captured" l'ort ltuy-il. One evening this gctttlt-itttitt rt-lurn- home sweetness tiud iiuie to enjoy

New the lctitit-r dcciticti to end his ed to his rcsldet c in Montreal after ilitiili‘ iiii"! 'i'i"‘tii-‘ iiliiiiffl lift‘ iilt: \'iiii- tour with the crowning tichlcvcttieitt sitciitliitg n sticial t-vtining and tllscov- lltiiifl vi" liiltiiiy stistcnancq,

of rupturing Qut-bt-c. The tit-tails of thi- surrtititlcr of tht- town ltart-

t-rcd to his dlsiitity tliut house-ii

bcctt the taltiabli-s lht-y had stripped his

rcnk-

dt-iiiuiitl for the t-rs itntl bet-n at work. Ainottgst other

coin

stibjcct of iitttny‘ paintings. The tint-try cuiiitti-l of‘ all his silver coins, lnclttd~

front the fit-tit arrlvctl iii the lower int: tht- rnrt- Frontcnai- pic ,

town was lcd, bliudfoidctl. to il-‘rtvnl- coin had bccit in his ftitnil_t' for cnuc in thc Vaailt- of Nt. Louis on ihe two lili ircti ycitrs and liti ft-lt ltclghts above. The l‘ll\'D_V asked

'1‘ lii s o t -~r t llt‘

llii: loss very tltJi‘]Il_\' and he could not :it'-

tltivt-rnitr for an ansivi-r lo his dc- ford to pay tht- largo stint that would tnands. iic asked for n similar sticcltitnn evcit "-\I.v trim» aiiiiil kiVt- tin- +1" ir tilt!‘ i-ottitt tn- locatt-ti fut‘ siilc. 0n

itn~itt roared the stormy lfrotttt- 1c. .\atl his way to work next truly said. The llosttitt fit-oi rciitra- tiassctl a .\lllllll'i‘lll pawn t-ii or tvliat was lt-ft of‘ it, lo port with rare coin u-ns heavy loss. tFrtintt-ttac next dealt :t junk offt-retl to smashing blow at the Iroquois

shop. disphrvtid amid \'lt'\\'. llc purt

niorititig lic

llis the

and his iit-lttvctl coin back for fifty cents.

Tlll‘) WELL UROOJUCU \\'O.\l.\.\'.

(‘lt-tttilincss is iii-rt in godliness,

should not be silt-king out imcvury tlircctioti. as is tbc tnniincr oi‘ some.

t\\'h_v are women so cart-less about their hair!) .it really dcprcsscs one, stnnctltucs. io sit ltt tbc back ot‘ an iiutllciict- anti notice the women's linir. Jilvett the bald brother looks clenit attd ziltrat-tivt» itt comparison.

O O-O-O-QO-O $04-04

thit-‘s teeth slioultl rcrcivn a scruti-

l"til'>iltlili't‘iitillll.' i shipping‘ castis a iiint: several times a day. with a motl-

I - I . t iitiichint- rt-scittblitig a Pilrllillllflf"?! cratciy slili‘ lirttslt. to keep the grunts

planc has l)i'l.‘il' lll\'\‘lll\'ti. u revnlvlttg front getting spongy". itnd to keep the

i brusli fcotilng tiik tlirotiglt u stencil teeth witiii! iiiiii vicini- rollers. (hi0 itiay tell a lady by her finger An ittstiraiict- comp: iy ltt (lcriutttiy nails. lltiw ft-w oi‘ us would class as

lwott lltl ovcr two

‘ - | .- - . i. l-or spuryiitg litsct-llcitlcs or tlisin» ‘mmmm Hum“ H" mm‘ u“ rml"

t; iit

fcrtaitts t-liicr wct or dry a device jivltfiiiirn tfitffhlfiunlll““mutiny! ‘if i‘ using an electric blow ' that can be m “Hm Wm“ ml?“ i l" p" "m opcrstctl by u. ltouse current bits Itccn “Him “r “w “WM M“ M. S"

invented.

Whlla pctrnlctttti is being olitttincil~

tiiffcreiit gauges, only I57 per cent tit‘

"om only “bout 15'0"“ ‘lnrm m “ML what is lflltiWll as “standard gauge“

co geologists have estimated the pot tential oil bearing arcu carers 150,- 000,000 acres.

‘Au inventor has contbint-tl n catticra

iit the l'iiitt-tl .\ itatlaual wild

been established

Sittttis. lift» tnuscttni

itt Australia ltt

bcimz used and 5;’ per cent ot’ that is

has pre-

l l I‘ _‘ _ serve spccinti-tis of the singular titti- 3:3 I‘;h';.|';$;'pl|;‘7‘ 3218121?“ innls tiatlvc to that cotnttry that grati- .

i of flashlight powder making‘ 1t‘ tisc~ W143‘

ful tn tho dark.

arc disappearing. (‘ltlctigo titan is the inventor

of a

The Peruvian gorcrnmcitt ltas nutlt- lrlcrlzlfiopol“abilmlnuunlid. U“ u 1.1mm: oritictl a cotnincrcittl seaplane service ‘ m‘ "s " ‘m’ i’ i‘ “"0" “mud m‘ between L“ Manna. H“! neurcst flu", the loner ileclr, to observe coittiltiotis

the upper dcck.

point to rail connections tvilh Llniaflm‘ iitl Iquitos. '

An Ellflllllll scientist who has been

An electric attachment to connect "mull"; m" "3"" "l "mum" "i", mm

the numeral kcys of a typewrllet- and a punching machine has been invent- cd that enables i1 typewriter to punch tabulating cards. A power producing rotor invented * itt Finland is operated solely by wind, not being dependent upon an auxili- ary motor to start it as required by a German device.

X ray oqttlpntcnt operated at 280,- 000 volts has been installed, itt a United States gnveruntcitt. itrseniil t0 detect flaws in the utctal of huge guns hind other ordnance.

A mooring ntast of littglislt inven- tion for dlrgible baloons is equipped with tirtus to enclose their titmcs aittl servo as landing ways for their pas- sengers and crews. \ »

than 50 years old.

of Standards have sliovrn t ert-tcs itt which crushed waste f

strong as those using sand.

out u Gcrinatt has ittvcnlotl a tu

inside ihc clothing a severe electric shock. A new dttplicatelng machine of

a curt-cit inking tutti. -

MOTHER! Fletcher's Castoria is a pleasant, harmless §ubstitute for Castor- Oil, Parcgoric, Teething Drops and Soothing Syrupspspecialiy prepared for Infants in arms and Children ‘all It has been in use for rnore titan _.’i0_ years to safely relieve

Constipation Wind Colic _

F iatuience To Swecten Stomach

Diarrhea Regulate Bowel: Aida in the assimilation of Food, pro- moting Cheterfuiness, Rest and

Natural Sleep without Opiates To avoid imitations always look for the signature of

claims tn have proof that a catfish in ati aquarium in that country is utoro

‘Fests by the Unltctl States Bureau C0!!-

rum

liiucstout» quarries was uscd were as

To protect n person front uii nssalii<

ctnl

nrtit baud cnnticeted to a battery worn that udntittlsters

the

stencil type is rocked back atid forth like a desk blotter u-ithotit the use of ti roller. lltu stencil ltciitg mounted on

flirt/Fizz?

12m statues at maidens F‘_'~_i°i'"'_'.'£'!"..""';._i'2;°"'__"!?‘ "-

i

i:l(lil.\.\'.-.'|l\\'il_\‘ti. by that sltlttdardl "i'in- iiuils slmnitl. above :iil. br- kept t-lcaii: but they arc itlccr if t'-t‘ll't'l'llll_\‘ tritn- intid and tioibdtttti and titt- cuticle ro- iiiovt-tl. Win-titer you sittipc tlictii like thi- claws of a bird is u tnatter oi‘ personal prcfercncc. 'l‘o tny tiotlon. it is not artistic, though Uiiitie lfasitioit stiys it is "the thing". t

The bndy must be bathed frcquctii~ ly to kct-p it swcct and elcan tiud hcaltity. ’i‘itcre are titllllotts of pore‘ lii tbc skin. each emptying waste every hour of the day on the surfact- nf tho httdy. How ctttltinkable it is to let this remain long on the skin. The daily tubblttg is a itcccssity for real cleanliness. A bath should be a habit. not. an experience. The well groomed woman change her itndcrthitips before they pct griutnty or odbrous. That perv vnslvc scent of the animal will give you away if you are not painstaking- i clean.

And lastly, the lady will put her things on carefully. not having the seams of her hose askcw. or hcr skirt sagging. or her neck half uttfastetted displaying ltcr underwear.

One should stand la front of the glass and sce ltcrsclf as other» sec her before sht\ dares to present herself iat public.

Yes. it is it task to be well groani- ui. But ask anybody in business if there is any tnore important asset: lit the itttsiuoss woman. .Aud if you would look "chic". it is the prescrip- tion. And if you would be gctiuitti- atid win the admiration of refined people anti bold the lovc oi‘ "hlnt“ it is the oifly way.

will

REDUCING [BOXING

Sonic housowifcs iron carcfuliy cvcry little rag. They tint only do this. hut they (l|lll\|lt‘ll tl\'t‘i'_\'ihil'lt,' first very damp. ntttl than iron out all that wai~ cr. This is n great wastt- oi’ titnc and energy. Think how tnuch Rood you could do itt your cotntnuttily ii‘ you used that tltne lti some cit-lt- cuter- prlsrt. (tr ltow niuclt sweetness you could put into your family lift- if you spent that time doing sonic kindly act for ti uteuibcr of your fainiLv. or itt cultivating your own sweet spirit to keep thc boinc atmosphere tlelitzhtltti. One can sure tnucli trotting-ivy not doing it. ‘fhcrc is n rr-iatlve rulut- to the Ironing which the wise ltousctt-ift- considers. The tnblc llncu, the outer gnrntcnls. lhc handkcrcliitifs the cloth-

lug which goes to tbc tiutighter at college is ironed cnrtifiiii)’. toiliditt-r with the "bests" of caclt n ntbct- of

tbc faiuily. But it is not lltlPP-Sliilfy lo lrait kitchen towels, or dlslitnwcls, or wash clothes. or ‘furkislt hath latrt-ls. or the baby's dltipvirs. or knlteti utt- ilcrtvt-nr. or blaitkcis.

Saint- houpititlu do not want thc sbccls ntiii pillow cast-s lrancti as they titty that kills thc vitality icft in Ihciii by the stinshinc.

win-n ttn~ tvnnitlttt: is iii-tiasziit iii front tint dtmrs, it should be, stirtcti to rcttiovc lhti wholly‘ dry clothes front

the partially dry. Thtuic witiclt arc to bti put tttrtiy without ironing. should ltccnrcfitily drltiil and foldctl

atiti laid tiway at oncc. Those which are to be lrniieti lhouiti be sprinkled with discrimination. The flue linen must b! duly damp, bttt lciis tnoisttirc t, “Ended in thin“ which dctuantl less perfect ironing. Many thinks- such Ill the rtlgbtlcs and tbc icflii liill" ticuiar undies-way be brushed nvcr with tho hot tron wlthntilr bcltitt sprinkled tit all. Dim iloes not then put water tn and iron it out. All that is necessary is to give tbeui ii lwi folding away. .

i3- IIOI‘ SANDWICHES.

when tho days are crisp. the tnind turns lovingly to bot funds. ‘For luncheon or supper dishes. the hat sandwich fills the bill. lfilfli‘ ti" many ways of making them. tutintr shopped rnut of any variety iil l foundation. The meat may be made into a gravy, or creamed with white IIIIM. or fried not. or spread between layers of bread and tho whole baked tn the oven until the broad is toasted “ and the filling is ot.

f!» sonnets] iri y be varied in a

,,

knack of simple home the about hsjt‘

litiadntt ways. It should be not and L a. mu. Use pint; or nit no nevtivngpgaeog gitaplin,

and yon tiiny utid an tinlon, ii toiiititti. ifllliill Juice. frit-tl apples. a snappy pickle or titi olive. lt-rrtigtiit vlticgiir, capers. chill sauce, choir-choir. caisup horse filtlitill. prepared tiitisturtl. plin- cnto, sweet peppers. curry powder or

salad dressing. Brown bread, toast, halt‘ toast or merely hctitctl brcatl niny niake lii-_-

ltot sandwich. Hot itamlittrgcr steak, hot pork rntist. hut sausage, bat bai~~ on are siutplcr fornts of serving the liot siintitticli~<bttt it may bu as vaiw led as the remnants you have itt your cupboard or the ideas yoit can concoct front your brain.

STAY-AT-IIOME TRAVEL

Thost- who broaden their vision by stay at bonio travt are itevur seasick nor homesick. 'l‘hey never ntiss a hunt or train. ’i'hcy lose no luggage. They sleep well o’niglits, iti contfort- able beds. ‘flicy ntay change the sca- sou at will. skate oit a frozen citnal today» anti sail bcttveeit tulip fields tomorrow. 'l‘itt:y do ttot suffer the fatigue uf travel. They do ttiit have to take llinc off froiti regular duties and hey save great cxpctisc.

"wit! llul, your fainil_v, or your iiciuliborltootl. or your club. gt-t up a lravcl company and travel by book nntl,sttitiy uttd picture throtiglt tnauy lnitds during these long. tieliglttfui cveiiiutzs. The whole world lies be- fore QOlI-"Pitfiri, Alndritl, Sitigaptn-c,

“t-"iilt lit; tvrrn rot; irtnt. wt: ttssr aunts."

iitstitutltrit for colored |li'lI]IlL'. li'l“\\‘ ltyiiitts. stingnit the close oi‘ a service or i-tinvetitioni can so thrill people and bccatisti oi.‘ this, innay stories have iii-cit circulated as to what purtlctilttr t-lri-tinititlttinct- led to its lffllllfllpflltiglp llr. ltankin said that tht- idea nan“; to lilni as be thought of the oft~rc- irvited Ittprcttsittn "Tlottd-pyt-t, 11L- rt-tiit-niliert-tl that this was sittiply a contraction of. ‘(lod be with you.’ and ilIIU wrote his hytttu with the hope that u-

"t;ot1t|-i)_\'ti" is shrunk up. to a skin."

‘ill’. ltunkiti was a ntatt_oi‘ unusual illi*l'iil'_\‘ gills. lit» tr tiorti ln thr- vil-

"tiod be with you"

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RENO VATI NG OLD ‘WALLS.

(‘cutout work at the base of walls, iti yiirtl areas and garden walks stands in iiced of renovation from time to time. It is the object of this

cititivatlon of devotional life. llis fer- ’vitl preaching drcw large congrega- tions to his church at Washlngtoti and

gaitgeing. A mixture composed of one part best Portland cciitcnt to three parts of clean sand will generally be found quite satisfactory. the materials being measured by bulk and nut by weight. To measure your material taiic any suitable sixcd box, and till

tutti tune are inseparable. Tomcr was ly a isontitry lntl. with little education, who loved tnuaic. and became the leader of a village choir. lie taught itiutself to play the violin and wrote musical sketches which indicated that. had he ri-treivcd it musical ctiticatioti. ln- would in all probability have made his itiiirk in the world. ‘in 1862 he

w fl

w

ciilistcd as a prlvatt- soldier, and at the close of the Civil War was ap- poialcd ii clerk in the service at

popularity was instantaneous. i) ‘flit: hyuin will never rank high as literature but like the plaintive “Net

gro Splrlitinls" it carries with it a

ni-zst t.1'.~' or FIHLII txst>r:t.'1'i0.\'.

.\iost plants ileutand plenty; of sun- light and must be in sunny tviittiows; but there are few which will tht-ivc lit shady wittdotvs. halls uiitl other parts of the house. Antony: those arc ferns. palms and rubbcr piattls.

The rvanserviu is such a plant. lt has tall. swortlllkc leaves and will grow all a dark hallway. its leaves fade uttd lose their rich grin-ti color. if tikttoscd to too strong light.

Ferns t-titttctiittcs die tor lack of sitnilght. if you can set tht-iii in the. sunshine once in awhile they will do better.

MRS. SOLOMON SAYS: 'l‘itosc who will sticueeil are not nokini: for u soft: snap. All they ask is a chance to demonstrate. »

BMILEH

fluugbier. who has always uaittiiii a fttr conb-"llntl. tinitLtlntp you go north, l wt. you would ,l)l‘illl>,' ituinc one of those fur trees."

I'l'lll]lt\ 1'5. '

"ilow tint-s it rotiie iliilt i iicrer not; 'ou in t'lllll'l‘ll any itiorc?" _ "'li iitigltt be bocaitsc i'in not. titei-c.

that point as wcll as to ascertain thcl right size o!’ st-l to use. tttti whether small itiiicrs front a ticuit fit-bl tau profitably M. us...“ p..- trt-cd ptttpost s.

Catarrh In The Nose Goes Away Qllltlkiy

inhaler Treatment Eifeciivfl Stops ‘Nasty Discharllfir i"""°"" the Hearing. E88)! l° ‘he’

No longer is it necessary to drill; the stomach itt order in rentovc Ca- tarrlt or a Grililly Cfliii- Dy i‘ method you breathe a south n17 vapor which is so iieaiiiifl "it" I tirlvcs-catsrrh 00111010101)’ "iii " tlic system. _ I r oarratuutozoivrl is iii" "cm" '.’, this wondcrttti l'0lfl0ii.i't iliiii ii» f“ certainly giving grand rcsttiltc in Grlvpp0,BTDl10lllli6, V “m” Throat and Nose Colds. Sate and} easy to use. pleasant. '~‘ii¢“‘ii"|°_a“d sitro; nothing surpass Lntairlto- zone. Complete Oiiifii i115“ “i” mouths, $1.00.

a: ‘T l

A "m," m" mt, . "um. (tn-charlie Chaplain n lew dayl age WM" m "w"; ppmguptts of his two children, who, up t0 to the present, have bun iucollfuliy iiiet-dos from piibiiflily i" "i. l"-

nrlay Hill homo o! the, film comedian an 0o hero at! fir. and Mrs- Obbpli Jig. will it!” Qldcir I!

hi; wife. the former Lita

FHA NO] h‘ DIR-J KHS Ill llTllPl-ACE.

not keep in a tl|lttl'llily._lllll‘llt'lll. Although it ls pos- sible to add inure water autl to make the uiass workable. the have lust some of its

mcr tuske little

plarcs and apply your cement.

ccnlrc of the tindcrside. tnent from the hawk with your trowel itnd with

llic wall to ensure as

‘i - — =~ f ' ‘ —-— m - ~-==- _-_;" ‘ The l-iantly Man's Corner’

A‘; AAA_gArvA'mAm vvvvv-vv v7 7v

moist condition but

will and is

cement virtue

_ '-~—- his strong sympathy with the colored _ _ , ._ _ ""19" it" illiPltflfilil "'0"-

Wliilili! Ii" iiylilii. stint! daring tln- racc won ltiut many friends aitd no “rulfi; ‘;'““mh"“' thmqtym“: “t '3' The cement should be applied tifall pits! fifty ycttrs has clout-d more rt- doubt tnnde citemies. during that per- m” n _ u s uw_ 0 m‘ “f”, e Willi lilflilfkl Will-l l1 "ill "lei billlfll iikiotis tilt-clings than this lod win-ti the entire ‘countty was so work “h”: iomnmL u“ mm“ a “at "IITPIIIIIPII! “WWII iii! fl "0111. t)! -. oritc. lt was wrlttt-n by ngltntnn 0v...- ,41,,.-..|-_.-_ ‘eilfmy ‘“"l“l‘|"‘ _ _. which ait cxainplt- is illustrated in Jt-reiulali liliiutes ltaiikiti. for tnniir it can ttlliurst be said that William ‘fluent “mum h“ "hull “W” “in. Fiif- '-'» A "tlwfl lii-Will 5 l0 3 ‘liti- i"""“" "7 ii (‘Oiitrrvtziitiotttti (‘lint-cit ltt Gould Tamer who, at Dr. ltankiirs rc- M" mmcomi‘ h “hwm b“ mm“! loin: will lie foiltiil b“! for the uoviefl. wibiiiitiittott. ll. t‘. Later lie was Prc- ttaest. wrote his nnisic for this hyutu, “h” i‘ Dmwmm" “r “mm Wm!‘ ‘m and n nuiuller one is needed for work- fiitlfdli of llotrard University there, an was associate author. for the ltyuin "Wralm" lmuw" “rureuflomlny m’ his‘ lti restricted places or when