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CAPE KAY COTnHT TIICS. PRTOAT. IAMAPY 21. 1W7vourio

When the Chimes Rang Out

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isdKi does lb* pop« “XI It tamrd U*» w«k. A* week before.

t°a*fc»> And rveiy day tb» week.

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It looks as if it wants to poor Right dost—taio like a streak.

-Oood saorolag. Mr*. Jeaha." M , M. n fe*** t.re»«W Tt»*tt»* j aM a*Jd ir t* tk* 4*r srtth ycu, clear and ordiag t* root tnrBallon for *• S.« how Dicky lev*. th*m.' **rr hW at e*r hoaM Wta; TM bird t-.d •'ready ti t*r Mr* Ljod* >» *°*! (MCk 9.-« of on* and then of the Lag *ory W*U I hoy* TMIma oehv. and wMa th. cayo sr*. 1 M * good f.m» gtrt a»d •*< hcag up »g*Sr on tM hook. M jt. you any «ro«bt».“ • thanked them alt ky a band of •Oh, 1 an> oore." «ntt*d Ur% (0 ijao melody. ,k. cordially, that Badw aao alma will bare a loraly Usssa. *e worry .Mat kar at all She iU be perfectly aU right, and M glad te bar* ’

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-l Mttae# Old Suaan I. ah-k.-Tried Sadie, “for other time. » la ao Sleety. 1 thtuk 1 lotha. "

-l-what-e Old S«»an ha. the «ip- aM remarked, “for fowl, ka people are ailing aomettm*. *g if aM ha* tha roup. tM other* fm gud yoa ut Old So**! _ t tM end of • by Mreelf until we s what la the matter with her Ml. t go oot and do that you t girt* may rle*n Dicky d him If roe wteh - ■The children

yoa all the light yo* need, i . • *‘ U * »** «» • Sit Hla sStt.

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without botMrli

wick, and

blow their out. j -HI," for h end red ■ of yoara before 1 hatred

(Te M colored iwfk polatr or crtipong. apcUrd la CAPITAL I*fieri a** (Ml colors

t lota of fun on tho | lu bright RKD cord, goal* May In PINK lowy hill-aldel Thar. , la dreaaad la a arm RiCD lop coat !goea BROWN haired Teddy , and UKOWN kalckwa »a hna la Me BLUE cap and aweater 1 big BLACK boot* on. too. (Don t

a hla BED forgot to lanea the high ilghu oo

Was Oroa. Ycetcrdaj." M need ciothea waa Th* Quaker j “AM right.And ao Sadia, mother got go ahead:" ertap white lawn and gray Sadi. raMu th. book WUh th. cloth, and among them they toad* | *tor of the dttlo a complete new o*-m. It »*• | Mlomnly. and cloaad oulta tfiffanot from the gay ( "l‘«n ao aorry I wa. croao y-a- . _ ----- -«rt> doll* tarday." aba aald softly. -TM try By thta tiro# It waa afternoon ' to M a hotter girl. I am thankful and Mr* Jeoke had ca'ler# In th* ] lor I 1-arlor. so the mil* gtrU went out | lovely thl

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little TKIXOW . a* Toddy pnaoae “Walt for me.

Teddy at th* foot of tM hill. I wtll he ria'hl down on my llttl# OHEEN She 1* pulling her alad by

r* BROWN. “Oh. look al tM Other children on th. 1 ELBOW bob-aMdr -rtaa Fuel* May. “Daor. dear, tbs one In RED has fallen off. B>* on* iMt U .tearing la dreeeed to B .UE you. Teddy, and

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It I. shaded The *»r •*

AD tM children har* RED ohoah»

anf PINK china ard aoaaa. 1M border and the laUartng •

asm* color, which oar. bg aNOK color <ue* HKD a* :L'>OW mixed' Too can mnM

lu favorite ttma for » hrOMant i ..hiblilon U fuel after a abwwer 1 whan everything I* dripping With .ol.ture, and IU P orlta pUce U ■ rrr meadow* and -narnhaa, MU any place where there U ah rubbery or vloa* you *111 M apt to dad him. lu manner of Bight U rethw peculiar; It suddenly halu * ■'

vary hard to locsM iMm Dean . Baah**. aa they peeaa th* b*»o and By away seemingly al th* me instant, ao when yaw try «

tch on* poor over nothing but

la oot there, but somewhere getting ready for anothsf twtnkM Whan there are a number of them

low. ruing ana

fries.

■ cage which shoe* •— i^.., I. and ha * I way a aaemed lo M j - Bu , n.r. t0 ^ng." mi* happier wMa It waa l* |)*ct*d Sadi*, “and alngtog to order and Ma a^d cup BMad | c f noisy." t water cup j “Oh. but We a r him lo drink. Th* chlldrua ] anted Thtlm* "i »• r nicely. _ . j TM ehlldr.

going cd umo. a : were answering each olhar—Utal to a eerie* of fiaahea—and the*. It to not only a n bow IM light to mada, but no ona ever figured out why It mahau or what eerrtoa it 1* te Ike .tura itself. U avlUrnto able lo ee* la th* t. as moat of tu moru on* while the light la of people think whan ha goal hla flashlight, h* to g : vaa for hla *» that can hardly M a whan whispering HU lady-to. by th* way. u wtngUaa and has tg spaed her time lolllag around a* bantu, waiting for Mr lo*** really ha* a stronger light t of a steady glow than a Bank, ao atm* call bar a glow-worm, hut that to a stonder. as aha to In no senaa a worm, but a per.'em beet!* If ah. only had wing* All that to aMut tM Ught g-.e«a out by nlng-bag to. that it appeals