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will digest any and all food at any . _
and all tiiues ICod ?l is guaranteed
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Hatesburg, 't. C. "Your
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Norrls,
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Paint Ready for Use. IV '*'11
Waterhi
L. ?It M. 1'IIKK PA I N 1" se ui-mixid he had
is sold for $1 (?."> per gallon. Linseed
oil is sold from the barrel for 00 cents " ' lom
a gallon. Buy I gallons I. & M PUBK (|OW'n I,
PA 1 NT and mix with it Oga.lmslin sliorth
seed oil, and vou then in ike 7 gallons forth to
of paint at a cost of only $1 2o per gallon.
Done in ~ minutes. Molnnm- At thi
Cullum Ildwc. Co., Batesburg L. & M. noon Al
Paint Agents. ing-roon
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Careful attention tfiven to ail busiuoR ever a
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AFTER 8:< V10A Its experience mill ,i,v,) hl
Ions of users <?f L. & M. I'M NTS,
claim;?1< irst. ii wears lo { > 1"? years? poasesa<
Second, it only costs a gallon ami the
Third, its the best they have . v?! liberal,
used?Fourth, sixteen thousand a Hut n
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Jkttf W w AJI M ing.' Ik* cried. 'I thought it. was not h- ison
ing Ios*> tlian ray duty to come at othe
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ton need not have inconvenienced shot
yourself. Amabel answered. pear
'1 haven't,' he continued: 'hut I pact
.ntinued from last issue.) '"'' '?*"*. I'""llne- 1 ,v''ln""1 p'
congratulate her. you know. appt
'SheY not at home.' the
etween hint and fortune, >ou 'Then I shall have to come again,' i the
hat lime do you go t o Gloucus- he said. root
e?' she asked. T-ao is awav trom Ixmdon.' A
t tour o'clock tomorrow, 1 sup- I'M congratulate her through Call
you.' ho retorted. 'I rather like doing "V
uId like to he the first to con- things through you. Amabel.' 'I
e you.' she said. 'Pauline and my mother are staying 'D
congratulations won't be very ftt Uorsetnere.' she explained. 'They ed i
istic," answered Wrav 'May have been away since Wednesday. So 'N
0 you afterwards?' I am alone.' 'D
II be home about five o'clock,' That's immensely jolly, cried Horn- bom
I. <ird, and taking a chair, he stayed halt 'V
on leaving her rooui, sought an hour, dwelling for the most part Miss
to smoke in lie sat a long the enjoyment he anticipated dur- At
the deserted hilliard-room. his 'ng the ensuing three weeks. she
Id lirmly between tiis teeth. 'Wlien do you expect Mrs. Ven- qulr<
lining his forehead. aides?'asked Amabel presently. was
on Tuesday morning ho took ' ?ni on my way to Waterloo to trutl
11 to London, and from Water- meet her.' he said. I sent the ear- Bi
linns was driven to the hotel ringe olf first. By .love, it's time I to t
le tiad stayed during hi> pro- started.' tie addon, taking his watch read
journ. i hence lie paid a visit from his trouser pocket. ed.
tailor, and afterwards to Mr 'Ar?' yoti going to Mrs. Bishop's 'Y
his solicitor at Clifford's Inn. dance on Friday? she asked. she i
he endured a ban quarter 'Bather! the
Jur. listening to Norris's brief mother and Pauline are coming intei
a shameful life, of a shocking ' home on Thursday for the express H
Norrls had identified Mrs. i 1"" pose of taking me.' said Amabel. said,
mse's body at tne inquest; I ''hit 1 don't suppose Pauline will go the
seen to her burial; and now I when if comes to the point. She Sli
for instructions concerning i always shirks that house.' prist
bstone. I 'Well. I don't wonder,'ho answered: ly s
turning to the hotel, Wray sat | nnd having said good-bye. Bernard Besi
> a late luncheon, and very ,r" Gloucester Place and took a cab lious
afterwards it was time to set ,n Waterloo station just
Gloucester Place. \mahel sat down by the open win- Hon
CHAPTED VI *'ow "lid gazed out at the street. Bern- ing
oe o clock lhat Tuesday after- ai d's visit had made an agreeable j to a
nabel was alone in the draw- diversion; but sin- was beginning to lor n
1 when Bernard arrived. f?el rather lonely again, when a ban- I 'I
rd Venables appeared to be in son* popped a few dears away said,
nest spirits This was not al- Bhc saw a man alight. pa> the driv- not
Is condition; mere were days rr- and "'"nee dubiously at the near- W
ic refused to handle a golf est house. He appeared to he in lie i
a erieket bat. doubt about the number. mid<
le had come to Ixmdon on a \mabel was struck by something a draw
'ks' visit, and naturally hoped lim? unaccustomed in his appear- sligl
i great deal of Amabel: not at an(v- ,,f' wore a Jf'oeey. new tall hat, near
ise in Gloucester Place, how- a collar like Bernard's, and rouse- Al
t least, when Mrs Catlicart fiuently of the correct shape, an ordi ever
id to be at home nary white silk necktie: but his , He *
Id not blame Mrs Oat heart; short-tailed black coat looked strange. | whai
cursed bis fate, which certain* whilst his rather tight, blue -serge | Ama
ed sufficiently contrnrious. trousers were a little short ... the she
s difficult to sec the slightest lo&? an<* *>??*>' about the Km,
le prospoct. unless .loan should ,lis fac? was striking if . nly he- slst,
igain, a possibility which he rausc <>f i,s <*epP bronzo- v,>t if was ? ?"*l:
taw reason to count upon He thln ,aco- wl,h somewhat delicate whei
>d nothing besides his pay futures Amabel had an excellent V
presents of which she was opportunity to inspect him as ho asko
stood staring in perplexity at the | tone
ow that ho stood in Amabel's bouse?. j ^
p the hopelessness ?r his Shr arr,ved a? ,bo conclusion that mile
as forgotten lie thought she he was a hnn(,fioni0 n,an- aM'1 m>t ,on , wi,h
>von more enticing than usual n,(I to 1,0 interesting. His dark hair. V
crnoon in her light blue ir.s k ? ,s lnir- waR ft H,tl? fizzled. hut . don
his ..pinion would, urobwhi* ,,,B mouaucho was jiuite hro/va. -an* I
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olacU eyebrows almost mot ' T"n fortunately.' he said,
le ."judged ilia lie must lie m arly ! can give hor any message fo
Toet in height, tall save in compar- you *
with Bernard, who made most ! fear that will hanllv cori'? ' h
r men look liort. Hut this man's j answered "1 want to see Pauline pei
re was more closely Unit, his , sonally.'
llders were higher, and his ap- ; 'Hut it she is out of town '
ancp seemed generally more com- 1 '1 shall he glad if you will give ra
' her address." said Wray.
esently. making up his mind he Why do you want to see her?' d?
oacdied the house; Amabel h ?a.rd manded Amabel.
bell ring, and a few minutes later They were both standing, but Wra
parlor-maid opened the drawing- negligently rested his hand on th
n door. back of a chair, looking whimsicall
gentleman wants to Bee Miss into her eyes.
Heart, niisb.' *1 wonder whether sisters are usua
i ho is he?' ' |y confidantes,' he suggested,
don't know,' said the girl. *1 have heard Pauline mention you
idn't you inquire his name? as?- name, said Amabel.
Vmabei. 'Recently?'
0. miss.' 'It was not very long ago.'
id you say my sister was not at 'Then I suppose you know '
e?' 'I know.' she interrupted, 'how wel
es. miss, and then he asked for advised you were to leave Knglan
? Catheart's address.' , about two years ago."
liabol hesitated a few moments; 'And to return now.' he said, quit
could not conceive who could re- cheerfully
e Pauline's address, ard nothing 'Not at all.'
further from her mind than the 'Then you did not expeot me?" h
1. asked, with an air of surprise.
it she had nothing in particular 'Expect you! That was the la?
lo nothing very interesting to thing in the world.'
. and her curiosity was awaken- "I imagined Mrs. Cathoart would te
von." said Wray.
ou may as well ask his name,' Amabel's dignity, which she fel
suggested, and the servant quitted very anxious to maintain, now b<
room, to reappear after a short came merged in astonishment,
"val. 'I wrote to her. you know,' he ad
is name in Mr. Waterhou.se!' she j ded
, and Amabel tried not to betray 'Von wrote to my mother!'
slightest sign of surprise. 'Certainly.'
le felt, however, very deeply stir- 'She did not receive your letter. A
?d. Mr. Waterhouso had certain- least, she did not mention it to Pan
elected an inopportune moment, ine. Perhaps it miscarried,' sai
dos, lie had really no right to the Amabel.
>e. and on tlie whole it might be Letters don't often go astray.' h
as well that Pauline was at answered. 'Besides, another poste
jeniere. For a while she stood ga/.- by the same mail to my solicitor ha
out of the window, doubting how bei n delivered. However,' be said
ct. but finally she faced the par 'that hardly matters if you will giv
iiaid nbruptly again. me Pauline's address.'
will see Mr Waterhouso.' she I shall not do that.' said Amabel.
, and she became conscious of a 'Why not7' he demanded,
disagreeable excitement. 'My sist r will he home on Thur:
ray entered with a serious face, day morning, the day after tomorrow
saw Amabel awaiting him in tne if you wish to see her.' Amahel ar
He of tlie room, her small figure gwered.
m to its full height, her eyebrows 'es. I do," he insisted,
itlv lifted. She bowed with her Wray then took bis hand off th
est approach to hauteur chair, and stepped towards the dooi
jout her visitor's manner, how- but Amabel's curiosity was not to b
, there was nothing like stiffness controlled.
teemed to regard lier with some- '1 shall venture to come again o
i provoking amusement. In fact Thursday,' said Wray.
hoi iooxed pretty and youthful: 'Why? why did you write to m
M'Oinctl tn ho playing a part mother. Mr. Waterhouse?" she e>
have heard Pauline speak of her claimed.
r.' he said, a little unceremonl- 'To tell her of the death '
lint 1 think you wore away 'Of your wife!'cried Amabel
a I \ .is here before." 'Yes.' he said.
on wished to s e liss C.itlicart. i She began to regard his visit fror
d Amabel, it her 1110*. distant I ar entirely different point of view
The affair looked extremely serious.
'ell. 1 have come a goo 1 many 'Then you have come to?to '
s for ihiV purpose.' bo returned, To ask Pauline to marry me,' h
a smile. answered,
on have heard she is not In l.on 'But you?you can't.' cried Amabe
; 'You mustn't '
j 'Whv must n't 1?' he asked
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'She Is already engaged to be mar- O 1
ried," said Amabel. 1
? They stood staring at each other, 1 I
a little ludicrously. When you have a pre- |
'How long Las Pauline boen en- 1
gaged?1 Le aakod. scription filled, you want
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