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hoes,- Hats, Shirts and
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Underwear at a Bic !
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i MTM.r I?ill II ii wi iiiiiiir ! II I II
(Stock, I have decided
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be sold. Come early t
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ts that sold at from $1
OES and HATS
.50 to 75 cents, now C
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losig out at 69 cents,
ill :Ow go at 79 cents.
iOES and HATf
Shoes that sold for 3
>1.50, $1.25 and $1.00
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50 and <5 cent Shirts,
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Big; Bargains
will sell for 38 cents.
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Abig 50 cent line of 1
25 ent line at 19 cents
Underwear!
Underwear, will be clo
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Jack Markaway's
1 >ays '
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ScilOOl iiuiiston senior wont sullenly t
i bottom of the class,
i 'Now. lisicii. l'riinarv rocks
no fragments of pre-existing rook
"ITa. lia: You say I'roys and Vater
o the 1 loo. Vor well. I shall speak 1<? ze prln
eipal. I know you now l.oy. you Tur
have Tier You shall lieean.-'"
;n and | "Talk Knirlh'ii." ;<1 .l.-fk
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"II wfoi.iiit t>e tUe tiist tune. lie'* j
cunel a iioo?l many." ]
TKis time .lack made Mr. Puuiple- Ha
ton speak. km
I "Mr. Pumpleton," said the principal. v. ?
'ertaiuly. What have you to say?" "I-tsh
I hoard llarknway? at least he's "Yos.
rkawny Bedlngton now. l?nt you "IMglH
>w who I moan, sir?talking to liar- "I'm on.
And he said he oouid rentrilo- 1
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:l lid 111IV'
Wo onii carry It tosrr-thrr."
you nro." ro[>li(H> Harvey. r?, ng"
pic slept lu the same dormitory
VUUUn II l<? IIH llltOVl' THIS NOI't
-?r >m?l von *ire not going tlx- rii;
: a
big, hulking. tieavv, rep
lug buy, inure disagreeable
plate than his brother.
"Iton't lei jl oeeur again,
listen to ine," eried Mr. }
crust of the globe is romp
great elasses of roeks, e;
Some are strati tied, some r
tied, llnnston. tell me wli
of thing. J are lumi and ulaty," Mr. Mole
i<i way to ; on.
ifiiif '.H" " flfljjl 1^"' '
to content ' "leave the room!"
! "Hut"?
Now, then, 1 "M<>n't answer me. 1 shall
dole. "The you n> the head uiuster. \"5o!"
used of two Harry Huiiston that*was hi
tiled strata. - put his hook under * his at
ire unstratl- walked away.
at slratilioe .Inel; threw tils vnir.. . >i ft?.r I.
wo lit j Tliis lime l be voice cstine from Mr
j Mole biiii.se!f. M. lloiivsiut looked m
wing 1 him seriously.
J] prise!"" Sure. I'flVji^'.vttiirfcerr:?i
sire one Kcuinluui'."
'.port | "I l?eji your psudoii. I did not >
nny thing." Mr. Mole hastened to
is lislllie chlili).
mi uikI "Vsii! Vou thinU I nm o..e foulV
to lied!"
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I "did that remark emanate from you?" , qui
i j "So, sir. It did not.*}' I l>ei
"Don't believe him." / l<V-Jack.
-iAt-1 TWmtime it was Mr. Stouot. _ \
lo hatm* my ata'rrl^ "" 1
,:i v "Go i|f iit(j cwk," Milil Jack, makliu:
, . M. llolfwiiu the speaker this time, the
J'renel master having recovered his
, lejrs. ^
"Dear me?dear me! I am bcwll- i
? '* Aftn/1 iim in I
iw. He said he'd wake you all up ns
ore long." continued Maple. enough
Thank you." replied Mr. Crawoour. agreed
ou are a good l?oy. I shall not forget *'a
llf.'en.aJllVlll4te^r i1!! afUr tUu* i
"Ilarka way Hediiigtonr < ( j,TI
Cra wcour. 1 Harv
Jack ran harder than any one else. lioih
Mr. Stonor. who was standing l?y the bavin
door, caught him by the arm. i eor:i?
4IVX.1 4 ? 41 - 1. ? - . \ I ,
. .I?m m.. ... ^ I I r
to play hhu tl?e trlok tbey bail j . J*.
upon. When the bouse wus |
ek went downstairs and took , .3t,r
nriuin from tl>e drawing room.
j ". LiJiiU a the el bit s of Ma- *
^^#PWwiiiie|h*eto|*^aJer:__
e.v* covered, tiie sleeper up**- -t
I toys then not Into bed. Jae^,
iff put tlie empty aquarium Into jLiJ?
r; . . ' 'J Mm
rocks a iv."
"They have pehhles in t!
remains of living bodies," i
stun senior.
"11..w were they formed
"Viuler water, from t
Jotriiwanl."
"floml! What are unstrat
Tln i e u as no answer. I
the top of the class, saying
III* V t 11**\ I " *1 ll.l v..
"l>on't tr\ any of .your jit
iota ami the j with me. I've been in the na
cplied llun- ' you don't perform on iik\"
The I???\ I.inalied. Mr. Mo
r" 1 "whlte^ wit li raye.
he surface > "t'hnin hiin up," said Jack.
This time tie voice eauie ft
I fled rocks?" i window.
le bc"au at j "Who's that?" exclaimed Mi
: "You, you; ! He rushed to a table, ? liml
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lines ??n Jack.
vy, iiihI "You say 'lln. ha!" You say 'Vat
loo" and 'Frogs" to nu\ I say t?? j
le grew hoohy. plum pudding! That vat 1 sav
you. sale, and I Miap niv lingers in y<
fuee!"
oui the "(hi it. ISnlivant!" said .laek.froin
window.
r. Mole. "Who is It that say 'Go it. ltolivun
lied tip. T<> you hoys I am M. Holivant. fo
I III I Vil.U IIIC |IMMI l|Hli. (ilia in ;
j so very extraordinary." i
, |- I All at once there was a cry froui the
mi ^replace. A voice seemed to come ]
to from the chimney. I
nir ' "Help, help! I am stock in the floe!"
sahl the voice. "Help, help!" i
the "Who Is it?" exclaimed Mr. Craw
cour, running to the s|mii.
it?* i "Who is it?" he repeat I'd.
| 1 "Mr. Mole. 1 urn stuck up the chilli
'in ?\uu iiui near me iicuil master <I
call you?" lio said. "tY
"1 heard him say 'Hark away. lied- "II -a
Ington!' and 1 harked away," said Jack I'd 1
Innocently. | "I'v
Mr. Stouor pushed him into a scat, i i
laying: j ship :
"You will stay." the s
Jack made no resistance. ; rendu
Mr. Crawcour came up, and, patting ; shells
Jack gently on the shoulder, saId: "I l.v> '*l?
I?- ^UIW U|? M 1111 a gllKlII. M
hat's the matter?" asked Jack. M'
you do snore tonight. Von won't /ys
relic.w sleep."
e had a had dream." answered
"1 thought I was on lnuird a I
iml we got wrecked. 1 fell into j PO^ijflS
.a and begau to sink until I jg
m1 the Ixittoin and lay among the i
and sand, with all sorts of beast- j
r. sharklike tish swimming round !
B
HKi jm
""J ills is bail." Ik.' exela
bnil."
Suddenly it little bo.v \v;
to ox< lalni, "Tlioy come to
(by voleaiiie origin, from th
the i :?itll, after the i|isi>o>
strata, and you divide .sir;
inary, secondary aiul tenia
"Very K'ood! Come up to
tlie class. I aiu pleased \vl
M "III. Mill. ?M l OIMM*. ?l I
filled "very liol)od\. Till' iki\ s iii?*:i11\viliI
convulsed with laughter,
is supposed "This is very odd." Mr. N
tlu- surface j marked. "Order in class? \\
? interior of ! eeondary rooks'/"
dtioii id' the j The head hoy answered. "T
ita into prl* j lend from the primary strata
ry classes." , chalk."
the head of ; ' he voiee at the windov
th you, Tur- j "Voiir chalk. Mr. Mole isn't
tnu siv i wui not lower myself like litis Mi
. \\ I'll* J this on rib creature. this insect!"
1 "t!ive him snakes!" .lack
Ioh> re- J front the window,
hai arc ( "Where is that Itoy? I wish I eoi
| catch him:" said M. Holivant. "Bu
hey ex | will not he what you <-n 11 chaffed,
to lite will jtlve you one hit on the nose?s
and 1 will kick you a la savate?so!"
r said: j I),- struck Mr. Mole ill the face a
eood at j attciniitcd to kick hint, hut the sen
Jit*.
" Who put you thereV"
[iiii "Two of the boys. Help, help!"
"This Is very strange," said the prlnuld
| ?-lpul. "Mr. Mole is up the eliiuiney."
t J "An?l you'll Ik? up a tree soon if you
1 | ilon't look out," saiil .lack behind Mr.
u._ ' rumpleton.
"Mr. I'umpleton," cried the prinel- i
imi pal. turning sharply round. "1 really 1 i
,j0i must ben that you will behave with 1
auve made it a rule never to punish a uu
x>y on the impulse of the moment, and never
[ mean to have every boy who offends
treatly tried by a mixed jury of mas Uovc 1
ers and schoolfellows. I shall empanel i "(!o
i Jury of six in three days. You can with
plead your own cause If you like or got Sink
some one to do it for you." caugh
"Thank you, sir. May 1 object to the j ?IU' ^
members of the jury?" *^U1 '
"That dei?onds. They will lie fairly
i j?i'i wci nnu slippery. i \
had such a peculiar dreaui be- | <
and 1 can't bring myself to he- '
It Isn't real." TH
to sleep, and don't bother inc
your sharks." sai<l Jack. * uccci
ilenlv Maple exclaimed: "I've <? *
t a tlsh! And here's another. I^ISII
ic bod's wet through and through,
at sea. or where am IV Can I Nets, Sei
been d i o\v nod V"
5TIEOLITZ?
IE GUN MAN.
isor to F. W. Huseman.)
ling- Tackle,
nes, Hooks, Robs, Lines,
ltoles. nt/>
uei. i-aiu nr. ,*iole.
"I'll .tsc, sir, 1 didn't ans\
Turner.
"Who was it. then? Was
linson, or you, Filiner?"
"No, sir."
"Oil, my, here's a yo!" \\
the renter of the room.
Mr. Mole turned sharply
roil Id mp uohody.
"'I'llis Is very oihl," said
i Tin- mute limine Iiivi'i'ii. ! l
ver," replied I ! ? >' wtiii'i tieU you any mori
| Mr. Molt; made another Iran
it von. Mai- lo the window and with<the s
j suit.
"If 1 am to he disturbed am
'as heard In ed in this way, the lessons en
j on." said Mr. Mole,
round. lie . M. flolivant's Frenrh elass'W
I to the senior master's, and,
he. "Now. : what was itoiny on, he entile
icy .say | master caught him I?y the foot ?t
i t 1ii-? \v him back w ar?l. The whole soli
lie rush ! was now in a ferment. Mr. Stonor a
ame re- . Mr. I'limiilemn left their in>|ieet
; classes, and the principal happened
I insult e.uiie in t<> eorrecl the Knylisli ex
mot eisi >.
What is this?" exclaimed Mr. t'rsi
'as next .-<>ur. "Mr. Mole with his lists elinel
seeing and M. Ihdivant on his hack!
over to i iii: Ilow can you expect the hoys
?,j decency. Assist uie in extricating ?
ool .voiir follow master from his deplora- ' i
iiit! , ''I1' position. He is up the chimney. / i
ion 1 t'epent. Mr. Mole, terrified by the ;
j, violence of two boys, lias sought ref- i
,T uge in tlie chimney and stuck there."
Mr. Pumplcloii with an air of des <
iw peration seized the poker and leg.in i
)(.,l ramming it up, bringing down a show
er of sool.
to "Hive it him," said .lack. "Old i
?hosen. nrul remember one tiling -what- 11 !
?ver sentence Hie judge?that is my 1 J"our '
self?passes upon you. if you are found
guilty. will he strictly enforced. Von "
may go now." . 'hjht
Jack walked away and Joined the v
other boys in the playground. Mr. Mole sorts
and M. Itollvant had made friends, and uiess
all tli?.? masters were talking and laughing
together about what had taken ^ '
rduce. Jack sought his friend Ilarvev. * *' 1
5 iny opinion you're going oil
lut." answered Jack. Tlie Tan
>le sprang out of bod and pulled j r>
to blind, wblcb lot In the moon- ' ?>aSeDa
and enabled lilin to see that bis {
vas soaked through. Fish of all ( r>|?
wore moving about, and a pretty I HI
there was in the shot ts what with
and shells and the rest of it.
Iiat a shame:" exclaimed Maple. fill
oil Mr. Crawcour of this. Hero's VJU
dem Spinner attract Fish.
lis, Gloves, Mitts
Bats, Etc.
Dnographs and
Records.
ns, Rifles
at it-ill ion. What ilist iiiiiui.-.
rook>7"
'Wuu don't lititl any 111<>! >.<"llunsion
senior, that
Don't deny it the \oire
you. ?>'o down to the hoi
lass," exelaiined Mr. Mol
"It's hard lines" hej*j
senior.
"No nr^uinjr, sir. tio d
iepm i i on."
In s ]>riiu:?ry ! 11ioollonjiuo iinc! nskctt n h
: i j- - i s t 11 i in.
s in Un*ir?.*' 1 "Val is it V" h?* s;iill. "Sliiill
was you. j tli?' vimlow lor you? Is it
I'Hita' from uuilo-s too rold?"
I tout of the "So." titiswort'tl Mr. i Molt*: "i
o :tii!,'lily. j "l'ro^s," s.-ti?l .Iii<-k..'pu(t inultli
rti Houston into Tumor's inoutli
, "Vnl's il.it you sii y ? I'nits
own, or I'll I'rovs. < h \ :it you sav?" rnn
liv:i!11 fnriouslt.
0 tonlil j j>,. orderly when tliey Lave such a I
! example'; (Jon I lemon, 1 am a-.Wan
I shut j of yuii! '
that it Shut up'." satd Jaek, making
xoiee come from the senior master,
it's"? ".Mr. Mole!" exclaimed the princl
e words in astonishment.
"I sant not mug sir. replied the s
to mo*. 'or *>* '??i-. "My opinion is that
1 M Bo- l'la.-e is bewitched. 1 shall go out t
then perhaps you will get at the I
, 1.1 ITawcour likes soot. It suits hint." i
?>d "Mr. Stoiior. diil you speakasked
tin' principal,
j,is ' "No. sir; I rover uttered a word on
my solemn oath." replied Mr. Stonor.
p.,| "This Is perplexing, lluve we a ventriloquist
aiming usV"
on- ,\ boy stepped forward. It was Ma- 1
'he pie. .Illusion's friend and eompniiiou.
mil ib,- sneak of the school.
M">t- snr nuiv I sin-il. t*\ xnw'*" !??*
and as tliey met he said: ;l '",l
"Now 1 must settle Maple. 1 won't
have fellows sneaking about me. Be ^ '
sides. It's spoiling my vodtriioqulsiii. *x
If 1 try It oti again, every one will ^ou "
know \Viio does It.'"" Sou
"Tlie little benst! I'd wig lilni!" ex- "i dlt
claimed Ilarvey. sotnel
"1 say!" said Jack. "You know the tiling!
chief's aquarium V Wouldn't it be a eonie
lark tit take It out of the drawing room VOU I
u ami a goldfish and a horrid red 1
ig thing. You'll get It for this."
liv, you little disguster," said Jack. A
on m?an to say I did It? I'll skin /All
you toll stories about uie!"
leovhat alarmed, Maple answered: ^ Try
1 not mean to say It was you, but C'?*<K/T|
kxIv must have put all these j *" CvJL
- in my bed. They could not ha v.* 15
there of their own accord. Will j
et use sleen In emu- l???l
arid
imunitionus
on Pocket Cutlerj'.
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