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5tock, I have decided
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1 Sell Entire Line a
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Than Original Price.
JX * ^ t/ HING!!!
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jj Hats
SHC
that sold at from $1.1
>ES and HATS!
)0 to 75 cents, now Ct
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osig out at 69 cents.
1] :Ow go at 79 cents.
IOES and HATS
Shoes that sold for $
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51.50, $1.25 and $1.0(
I) and 75 cent Shirts, \
Big; Bargains
will sell for 38 cents.
2
n Shirts and
Abig 50 cent line of t
5 ent line at 19 cents
Underwear!
Jnderwear, will be clo
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Jack Markaway's S?
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_!ll)()l 11 ii list til senior wcul sullenly to
a> bottom of the class.
"Ila. lei! \ ?ui say lYoys and Vator
Hip loo. Wr well. I shall speak to ze prltiripa
I. I know you new luy. you 'fur
i?e the ttrst time. Ue'tj j
oan?l :i tiood many." "1
'I'Kis (init' .lack uiade Mr. I'uuiple- |?ai
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OBiaMMMaaan
'ertaluly. What have you to say? "*l-tsh
heard Harka way? at least he's "Yes.
rkaway Kedlngton now. hut you "High
w who I mean, sir?talking to Hnr- "I'm o?
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Wo oiiii carry It tosrc-thrr "
l you nro." replied Harvey, j j r-jrr
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...i.. . I. l>. tlw. ennui ilni'UlltOTV , I ^
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euougn to tie above this sort ?>t
not going Oju right
a L!g, hulking, Heavy? re|>ill
lug boy, more disagreeable t
plate than bis brother.
"Don't let it oeeur again. 2
listen to 11 ???,** eried Mr. M<
el"list of the globe is eoinpos
great elasses of roeks, rail
- i -.now, listen. miliary roi-Ks n
no fragments of pro-existing rocks
thing, i ?if hard and slaty," Mr. Mole \\
way to c u"*
- w -il i fi Ml" " *iil "I 1 '>1 Ion
o content- "leave the room!" ^"3?
t "But"?
x'ow, i beu, ; "linn't answer me. 1 shall'
"The you to the head master. v'?o!"/
<1 of two Harry lluiiston that'was his
i'i! strata, j put his hook under * his art
uve ner. V<>u shall ! < ..m!"
and "Talk English." . <1 Ja k.
eat This time the voice eame from Mr.
Mole himself. M. lloiivaiit Imiki'd at
lug him seriously.
T ' prise? W.rgrV -yfirfiMrf-h *"4J
are one scumbag!"
"report "I beg your pardon. I did not s
any tiling." Mr. Mole hastened to i
name ela.;n.
a ami "N at! Vou think I am one f??o!? <
mil .SIHMK. I
"Mr. Pumpleton." Kit id tlie principal. i vrv
"did that remark emanate from you?" qui
"No, sir. tt did not.')- i l>cf
"Don't believe him." ' l<v4aelt.
t This)time it was Mr. Stonily ? | "V
lloehs^n^Tta'ii'.^ tn? 1 W
av J "<!?? iy old cock." said Jack, uiakliui
| M. ltoljwint the speaker this time, the
J"rencl( master having recovered his
fj.t i less.
And l?e said he could ventrllo- j -v*
xe. lie said he'd wake you all up as J;u'
ore long," continued Maple. enough
Thank you." replied Mr. t'rawcour. agreed
ou are a g*?od boy. I shall not forget "I'll. J;
Jt^Jbo^^^ho?^^^o\TTlillafttr din- j a,l|
Cmwcour. 1^.,,
Jack ran harder than any one else. Hot;
Mr. Ktmmr xvl.n #ll^ x
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U and Harvey it vv.io easy jr
to play bliu the trUU they bud F
upon. When the house was
id: went downstairs anil took i.'
jnriuin from the drawing room.
?ed ilayii the eloth s of Ma- jnH
-?. * Witt er. ?5
vfjwOovprna t lie sleeper up*H^4L
b I tors then ?;ot into bod. Jaefcsfct*,.
inir nut the ciuniv nmiarinm Into n iTfi'
Some are stratified, souie nr.
tied. llunston, toll nit' what
rooks arc."
"They have pebbles in thei
remains of living bodies," rej
stun senior.
"How were they formed:"
"Under water, from the
down ward."
"flood! What are unstrntilh
There was no answer. II.'
> uustratl- ! waIked away,
stratiiico .lack throw lils volcejafter liin
' lug: "l?ont try any of.your gat
n and the | with mo. I've Iin the nuv,
died Huu- : you don't perform on im-."
'1 he hoys laughed. Mr. Mole
! white^ with rage.
1 surface ; 't'haln him up," said .lack.
This time the voice came fro
i*d rocks?" | window,
hegati nt | "Who's that?" exclaimed Mr.
to Wot!!"
n. soy- ha! Waterloo! Fro.s!" s:
IH'S oil Jack.
y, ;in<| "Vou say 'lln. Iia!" You say 'Yah
loo!" anil 'Fro^s!' t?> m?\ | say t>? y
yiew booby, plum pmhlina! That \at 1 say
you. snic, ami I snap my tinsel's in yti
fa
in the "Co it. Itolivaut!" sahl .laek from t
window.
Mill.* "Wl.o w if tl.-.f i.
"Dear me?dear me! 1 an bewll I
ild | tiered!" cried llie principal. "This Is j
| so very extraordinary."
, |- , All at onee there was a cry from the
on I fireplace. A voice seemed to come
to from the chimney.
,iii- ' "Ilelp. help! I am stuck In the flue!"
said the voice. "Help, help!"
he I "Who Is it?" exclaimed Mr. t'raw
cour, running to the s|>ot.
, ; Wlin i< it'*** It**
door, caught liiin by the arm. corn
"l?ld you not hear the head master Mi
call you':" he said. "V
"1 heard hini say 'Hark away. Iled- "H"
lnglon!' and 1 harlod away." said Jack let
Innocently. ; "1'
Mr. Stonor pushed him into a seat. Ma;
saying: ship
"You will stay." the
Jack made no resistance. , read
VI. e... .... ...l iii elm! I
'Triple
woke up with a groan.
Vhat's the matter?" asked .lark. J
w you do snore tonight. You won't Jk
fellow sleep."
ve had a Itad dream." answered
le. "I thought I was on Ixwrd a
and we got wrecked. I fell iutn I
sen and began to sink until I | 353
lied the Itottom and lay among the j |$\-&
r 1
l^te PriV^s
the top of tin' class, s.-ivinjj: '
next, next," and so on.
"Tills is bad," be exclaim
bad."
Suddenly a little boy was
to cxelaiui, "They come to tl
(by volcaulc orijxin, from the
the < mli, after the dlsjiositi
atrata, and you divide strati
inary. secondary and tertiary
"\ el'V L'ood' I'oino ni> i.. H
You, you; ' I!e rushnl to :i table. eliinlii
| loolit <| out; lull, of nurse, foil
< >1 "vtrjr iiolimlv. Tin- i?oys mean while
j ?ou\ulsi-.l wiili l;ilighter.
suppoSfrt j "This l> very Mr. Mi
if surfaee . marked "niiler in elass! W'h
interior of j ?-eoioiilary rooks?"
ion of tlie [ The tieiiil hoy answered " I'll
i into prl- j leinl from the primary si nil a
ellipses." | ?'liaIk."
... I.O.I.I ..f Thl. Vol.v* .? ?l...
d up. To you hoys ! mil M. Holivuut. for
M sue will not l?.w? i- inysolf like this Mo
writ* this earth creature, this insect!"
"tlivo him snakes!" cried .lack agn
lie re- from the wintlow.
at are ( "Where is that hov? 1 wish 1 cot
| t ali h him!" said M. Holivant. "Bui
ev ex I will not he what volt call chali'oi.1.
i<i the j will Kive you one hit on the nose?r<
i and 1 will kick you a la savate?so!"
?...i.i. i . . '
I ' "Mr. Mole. 1 am stuck up the chlmic.
i
' "Who put you there?"
i,, "Two of the boys. Help, help!"
"This is very strange," said the priuild
eipal. "Mr. Mole is up the ehiumey."
I | "And you'll be up a tree soon if you
I \ don't look out," said Jack behind Mr.
i Pumpleton.
! "Mr. Puiuploton," cried the princl
???. * uui riiuic UJI, illlll, I#;i II IIlj; ""v"
Jack gently on the shoulder, said: "1 'y> '
have made it a rule never (u punish a uu'boy
011 the impulse of the moment, and new
I mean to have every boy who offends fore,
greatly tried by a mixed jury of tuns- ; Hpve
ters and schoolfellows. 1 shall empanel
a Jury of six in three days. You can with
plead your own cause if you like or get
some one to do it for you." e.aus
"Thank you. sir. May 1 object to the ?nt'
is. sharklike tish swimming rouud !
1 feel quite wet and slippery. I !
r bad such a peculiar dream be- i
and 1 can't bring myself to l?e '
it Isn't real." 1
0 to sleep, and don't bother uur (
your sharks." said Jack. (atlC
ildenl.v Maple exclaimed: "I've p< ?
:lit a tish! And here's another. 1 I* IS
the bed's wet through and through.
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to
the < lass. I aiu pleased with
Iior," said Mr. Male.
"l'leaso, sir, 1 didn't nnswei
Turner
"Who was it. then? Was it
Utisoti, ur y<?u, rilmerV"
"No, sir."
"Oil, my, here's a tro!" wa.>
the eelllor of the room.
Mr Mole turned sharply n
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you, Tur- "Your ibulk. Mr Mole, isn't v<
. Tin' l.illiu Itridtrn tavern. The
r." replied J ilu'.v won't tiek you any iimrc.'
j Mr. Mol?' made another fruntii
you, Mai- '?> tli?* window ami with, the sai
j stilt.
"If I am to t??> disturbed and
; beard in ed In this way. tin* lessons enni
| 011." said Mr. Mole.
?und. lie M. Ibdivant's I-'renrli elass>wa
.... .
| iii! sniii-K .mi-. .Mine in tiic tare a
)ikI at { att< inpteil to ki?-K bim, but the seui
v say ' master caught him by the foot a
I tlm \v him baokwaril. The whole selu
tusk ! was now ilia ferment. Mr. Stoma* a
me re Mr. rumplctnu left their inspeeti
i riiisMS, anil tlie principal hapi>etied
insult come in to eorreet the Hu^lish ex<
tot ?n eisi s.
W iiat is tins7" exclaimed Mr. t'ra
s next our. "Mr. Mole with his lists elineli
ml p;ii. iiiruuig snarpiy rouuu. i ivaiiy ,
iol must beg tluit you will India ve with |
I1(j decency. Assist mo in extricating 1
k>I your fellow master from his deploram',
, l?lc posit ion. He Is up the cliimuey. j
OI, I repeat. Mr. Mole, tcrritied t?y the
pi violence of two boys, has sought refi
r ugo in the chimney anil stuck there."
Mr. I'uiuplcton with an air of des !
w peration seized the |x?ker ami began
(.,j ramming it up. hriiiging down a show
me moors or ine jury : -mMI
"That ili'iionils. Tlipy will be fairly h>-\e
chosen, ami remember one tiling what *
ever sentence the judge? that is my- | y?ur
self?passes upon you. if you are found
guilty, will be strictly enforced. Yon 1
may go now." tighl
Jack walked away and joined the !
other boys in the playground. Mr. Mole 801:5
and M. Itollvant had made friends, and uu>8:
all the masters were talking and laugh- ??nii
i ?:i >?-ii. <?r ttut'if aw i tan I .
been drowned':"
's my opinion you're going off
nut." answered Jack. ' Tlie T
tple sprang out of bed and pulled ! r> ^
he bliml. which let In the moon- C>3SCE
t and euabliil liiui to see that his
was soaked through, l'ish of ail , ?
? were moving nUiiit, and a pretty ; '
- there was in the she. ts what with
I and shells and the rest of it.
?eines, ii< 2
I^les, 1 1
andem Spi '
alls, 0 'J
Bats f
honogr 1
Recc 1
"This Is very othl," said In
attention. What disl in^ui.-dn
roohsV"
"ion don't tind any moles ii
"Houston senior, that t
Don't deny it the \oiee e;
you. <hi down to the hot to
elnss," exehtiiued Mr. Mole
"It's hard lines" l>ei*nii
Benin.
i 111 i in- senior mastof s, iiliil.
i>. "Now. ' wlmt whs uniiis; on. lie cuuio o
s |>iiui:iry ; liis ? ??l!?v:ij;ui ami nskoif it Im
nssist 111 111.
i tliem." "Vat Is it?" ho ?-;?i? 1 "Shall I
ivas you. 'I"' \ iiiilow tor you? Is it t
line from ; makes too rold?"
mi of tlie "So." answered Mr. Mole: "it"
angrily. ' I'rn'.'s," said Jiink./pnttiiigjthe
llunstou into Turner's moutli.
, "Vol's (Int you soy? 1'i.cs t
seeinn ;i ml M. r>oli> a ill on Ills Intel;! l?isjrrm
ver to I fill! How can you export the l>oys
ooulil | orderly v lion tlioy Lave smli a b
' example'.' UiniioiiK ii, I am asUam
i shut HI' ,MHI:'
lint it Shut uj.: ' said Jack, uial.in^ I
voire come from the sonior muster,
s"? "Mr. Mole!" exclaimed the print-it
words in astonishment.
"1 saitt notnniK sir replied the si
o me'- 'or "laster. "My o|iinion is that t
.?>. fr of soot.
"(Jive ll lilm," s:i id Jai'k. "Old
;(ij t'raweoitr likes soot. It suits hint."
,>d "Mr. Stonor. did you speak?" asked
the prim-i]tnl.
' "No, sir; I rever uttered a word on
my solemn oath." replied Mr. Stonor.
?;,! "This is perplexing. Have we a ventriloquist
anions us?"
'ti- A boy stepped forward. It was MaI"*
pi -. IIuiistou's friend and eoiupatiiou.
ins together about what had taken ( *
[dare. Jack sought his friend Ilarvey, * *'
and as they met he said: a
"Now 1 must settle Maple. 1 won't
have fellows sneaking al>out ine, Rr ^
sides. It's s[K>lling my ventriloquism ,lu
If I try it on again, every one will
Know \Vtio does it." So
"The little beast! I'd wig him!" ex- "1 ?1
i-lalined Ilarvey. soiiu
"1 say!" 8ahi Jack. "You know the thin;
b iKit st shame!" exclaimed Maple.] ffi
tell Mr. Crawcour of this. Here's VJi
lit and a goldfish and a horrid red 1
lag thing. You'll get it for this."
rhy. .vou little disguster." said Jack. , A
you mean to say I did itV I'll skin
if you tell stories about uie!"
mewliat alarmed. Maple answered: . Tl
id not mean to say it was you, but
?body must have put ail these,
gs in my bed. They eould not hnv.? I
uns,
ai j
mmu
r.v us on Po
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\.i .nuumir. sir. ?fou
report vou,"
ii, or I'll I i oh/ \':i I you suy V" ? ri? .1
tiviitit furiously.
"\V:i lorloo." mii 1*1 .liirk
^ Harri
M H<>- l>ia. i?L?u itfhed. I shall go out a
then perhaps you will get at the hi
0;*! Tom of it."
is Uth
ud tlio snuik ??f tlit> school.
ot- "Please, sir. may I speak to youV" lie
HflM
ia Spr
chief's aquarium ? Wouldn't it be a conn
lark to take it out of the drawing room you
and empty it Into Maple's bed?" Jack
ins:s H
there of their own accord. Will j q
let uie sleep in jour bed tonight,
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