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Ml Oat all ltDca ItkrouMxR J tiaroo i i i Co Court K BH OF CANADA ST LAWRENCE HOUSE Ml ALBERT MITCHELL SHOWS A CHOICE ASSORTED OF t Dress Goods and trimmings to match Prints in endless variety Lace Curtains Madras Curtaining Cretonnes and Fancy Goods In all the latest novel lies Hats and Caps Boole and Family Grocer ies Glassware Wall Paper and Blind Highest Price Given for all Kinds of Produce Grand Chorus The by it rctl and tat fact loo chcrae gave of Id whilo of IrmroUrf work the auditor ad folly that be of alio ibo will by rctoltt pre- wn by in which Uiu daughter of Dr At Mr 8uoley Scott took part of were AH will with that it was in for i At clow a Choral which will be Jo aootber Prof Ktlchin re of god the Toirn POLLY A FOB BOSS HEAD OFFICE TORONTO INTEREST ALLOWED ON SIMPSONS rrff -ISSUED- ON GREAT BRITAIN UNITED AND ALL POINTS IN CANADA A Notes Discounted J It well FRANCIS PRINTING STOCK LEADING PHOTOGRAPHER I AT AND Royal Hole cwinnriei and Best Selected Stock of Furniture wall kept op Id Medlcloca Druggists Sundries few wort everything Try W our TOOTH BRUSHES IN NEWMARKET Receives Attention FANCY- GOODS bore a Nice aoitnrnt your STAMPS BALE rfeiiovED NEAT ART GALLERY Door North of Royal work col aid of many and fcLti ftwhTujiiiL i bo now lo turn work every jaironi AND EE At learn trance VitlWra to Welcome A ale MONEY TO the 3r at lolfc borrow mootV llolbrirn lOfcUoblW 111 find Miss Walker Ww a nfll AKDCIULDRBKA A loc J Fancy oar HumpojOooaao Press and tefcAUOrdwiattafDdfdWoa in the whole wont give to ward it except that aver tfeerc fld the speaker pointed to a pale lad in one corner of the play ground to the pages of Kanes Arctic Expedition But perhaps bo haint anything to give remember every boy here not a rich father a you Howell rich dont jjcneroua impulses True enough but Polly has come to give hes been running er rands for Whitney after hour and tending store down in a low little grocery on Second street and he gets paid for that for roy part dont think Prof ought to admit a of boys to a private school like this why dont ha go to the public thats the place for his kind And the pom redfaced little bluster took a long breath after his long sentence Maybe someone pays his bills here j you know old Colonel ham Bays hes a smart fellow Like his father the Parson laughed the Harris boy Uncle Pete says Parson Porter baa been at work on some sort of a motor for twenty spent oil his money hes as Jobs turkey now and the machine it about as near perfect today as it was when he first began it Maybe Polly will help him out cried one of the boys- Polly looks tike inventor sort of wildeyed and white and wan and a chores of shouts greeted Ms re nark Hes an explorer at present look at pretending to be interested in that book of travels thinks Pro- feasor will admire him for it no doubt I dont believe he that kind of reading a bit more than do and the speaker drew from pocket a ill at rated sheet which he evidently much superior to the book of travels Paul Porter was sixteen and moth His father was man who had been what the world calls fortunate all life He was a well read deep thinking man but and Impracticable to had a fortune in the tab attempt to a which Impossible as 9 Ho was a rtserred and melancholy looking old and hod been dubbd by the in town The When Paul left the grammar school and was about going a as errand boy old a friend of his fathers said day to Mr- Porter Ralph that boy of yours has good head better make something more of him than a hewer of wood and a dravr- of water Paul most earn bis livelihood oven so Colonel interrupted Mr Porter And I fear before long it will be for him to earn mine well my are failing ma fast and Tush tush your eyes are all right and I Paul go to let Ima My boy is a girl you know and Ive set my heart upon a boy to our old Alma Mater there dont say another word as Mr Porter bo to Men with viiiblo emotion And in this way Porter was entered at school He was a shy pale with delicate blue veined temples blonde curly hair the called him Polly at once But notwith standing he looked a trifle he was far from being and they soon discovered tbat in his he could bravely with the strongest and In a difficult study The conversation held upon the play ground was in reference to spread the boys wore contemplating giving holiday week each one was to contribute so much toward the fund affair to bo held at he End and Madams Mycins girls were to bo invited When called upon to donate his shore Paul Porters face flushed up but he gravely and politely asked to be excused from either contributing or participating impatiently asked Guy Karris 1 cannot afford it bravely re plied Paul looking him squarely in the Karris turned upon his heel with ft contemptible Humph he muttered as he strode angrily rather spend his low savings in some low way by himself no doubt How could bo know that it was Paul Por ter proud pleasure and determina tion to pay out of tbe small sums he received for his services at Whitneys and Brooks for wry one the school books it should be purchased for his studies at Prof I will accept Col generous offer for my tuition but what I can I will pay for now he had said when his father had told him of the proposition and when I am able I will repay entire kindly lean Who under the sun moon end stare is that boy you spoke to just now Maud asked Grace as two girls camo out of Madame seminar for young ladies one morning- Oh hes a protege of papas pro paring for and Why Im sure ho brought home my bundle from last Well jrouldnt you speak to him because of that Oh yes in the store bat hardly on the street My papa he is going to be something splendid one of these days and he says hes a little gentleman now papa always takes off his hat to him warmly returned Well here is my Idea of a little Maud look isnt his necktie too sweet for anything and such dear little boots and Grace smiled as Guy Harris tipped his Der by and joined the two girls Whats the topic of conversation may I ask jocularly asked Guy Oh Maud has been pointing out to her gentleman friends you know and Grace giggled Who pray has that honor Guy looked interested Grace nodded her whan he glanced down at own welt worn Jacket bare hands and not even fine toots but he bad put on bis best he could do no more and so he the foolish feeling aside en tered into the full enjoyment of hear ing the rend selections from the poets Sialic followed and Paul thought ho had never heard anything more beautiful than hams voice when aha Under the Daisies 11 Isnt that your hero over there in the shabby suit whispered Grace Howell when Maud left the piano and took a seat beside her Maud floibad up and answered J Yes is I spoke to the other day He is Oh ye I know you old mo all that the boy who is to be wonderful one of days and soon but Our Harris knows him at achooh Ana he ho aint over brilliant and Tbat is a peculiarity of wonder ful men know Grace dont you was a dull boy and and Swift and oven Walter and so but Grace was giggling to loudly at Mauds spirited that Maud left her side and croued to where her father sat beside Professor Hoy Friends began the after having that the composition would now be read I have received a number of most excellent papers on a variety of subjects in competition for the prize I promised but among them all I none better than I am about to present to you It shows a warm appreciation of a noble and gives evidence careful reading And the adjust his cleared bis throat and read iituo Bravo which fcoUr cheer and inohtfolo naifle well I tie Diarys bet italic into my be To While a I iisltiof implicit Iruit jreEy but fouDdat head toward Pauls retreating figure What that fellow I exclaimed Guy Why thats Polly PorUr he tends grocery Fourth Oh Maud what a hero for a ro mance laughed Grace- Sugar and all thats nice she ang out Paul Porter it friend of my fathers and mine Mr Harris with dignity Good after noon Grace and with a bow Maud left her two companions and turned off another street CHAPTER If The boys and Madame girls held during Christmas week had passed off suc cessfully and delightfully and now tho last of thA entertainments was about to come off It was Professor custom on each New eve to hold in his own private parlors what he called a It was a series of read ings recitations and music to which the young ladies from the seminary were invited This year the Profes sor announced a new feature there would bo given a priie for the best composition on any subject to be written by either girls or boys subject to Professors judgment and to be read by him as part ox the Notwithstanding Paul Porter had refused to attend both and reception he felt compelled to ac knowledge Profewoi invito by an acceptance I wish you to be there my boy I want you to contribute your best to iny feast of reason and flow of soul the Profewor had laying a kind hand on the boys arm And had promised to do both Not having been out fa society very much Paul felt somewhat and awkward when he found sarong the brilliant assemblage in the Professors elegant parlors girls vert In foil evening toilette and all the boys wore white tie4 and lore Ho looked a trifle It was brief and for a moment after its completion the assembly pmoddorob with astonishment then there arose a of curious enquiry and wonder Who among the boys and girls a poet pray i belie its Guy Harris he me sweetest Valentine last year composed it himself whispered Grace Howell to her neighbor I that we had an embryo poet among youths of our town Professor said Colonel bat I must confess I feel proud and pleased that it I so and I con gratulate he unknown bard and contestant Pray who deseriogffearerof the laurels this evening Maud felt her heart beating quickly It be possible sbe thought Oh if it only might be glanced over in the corner where Paul sat pale and friendless and their met know it wai he now and the smiled her delight Will tbe competitor please come forward and receive his reward said the Professor No one stirred and the interest evinced by com- panjr was intense Will Mr Paul Potter pleas cept the so deservedly won Paul somehow found himself standing beside the Professor who continued It is fitting surely should receive the works of the greatest poet in the world I therefore present you with the complete works of William Shakespeare and he put into Pails hand a beautifully bound volume Maud drew a long breath of do- Why thy little girl yon ire excited as you it said father bright eyes and cbeektL Indeed I am replied the quick ly girls all laughed at me for speaking to Paul Porter the street other day theyll all be proud to know him ouo day Dont believe bo if mut tered Guy Harris sounds like out of a professor knew and so did Colonel that ibo sparkling eyed ad before them was the author of tbe lines chatter of tbe girt the dressing room they put their wraps sounded like bird house at the Zoo The of that shabby boy win- the A new suit of clothes would have been a mora ap propriate gift Yea calfskin in boots instead of Shakespeare Dont you wish it bad been your brother race J said Maud to her friend pot her cloud before I should bo awfully glad if I bad sucb a brother Just bear got a mash on the new poet Ohl Oh Quick FinY and a shriek of abrill girl broke out in horror In winding pink and white wrap about her tbe laces on Maud a sleeve bad caught in the flame gas beside the glass and in an instant she was in a blaze girls ran wildly away from her down stairs screaming Fire Fire boys came rushing out of their dressingroom near by and stared at the flsmiog figure that cow stood out in the ball screaming Suddenly from among them one dsrted forward and in art Instant Maud was enwrapped and flamea smothered Ob my child 1 my child I Colonel who hearing the shriek bad now bounded to the top of the stain and caught Maud from her arms Let see are urt seriously ha two off the rough jacket bare little arm was badly burped but o Una WbOwUlt that to your rescuer cried Colonel looking about him No one replied Bach boy bis head and wished in his heart he could hare answered promptly 1 think must be the hero Colonel said the professor drawing out of the boys room a half dressed figure and I think he continued to Pauls condition we bad better renew thit of his with a coat some sort far jacket I see Is burnt past redemption And be held up poor Pads in a state of Utters 11 Quito an Admirable isnt be said Grace Howell when he related of evening to her mother sUUra a rhort time after Maud Wyudbatu baa bean trying to make out that Polly a wonderful creature for time she seems to bo sucoeediog CHAPTER I have a little la for you said Colonel ham to his daughter as the took them up one of paths leading to the White Mountain House one day In early autumn A gay party of girls accompanying cried out in curious I Oh no would spoil all the fun Maud must be perfectly and act oot her true character in order to gie thing a proper to me and Colonel I say it Is new sort of bangle for my birthday whispered Maud settling a very wide gold band she wore on one arm more firmly I can wait papa she said aloud ah all have curiosity gratified Wei that depends I hope at any rate returned tbe Colonel Ob here wo are now then and he helped after another of the girls In cbargo out of lumbering coach Pour years had since evening 0 Literary In that time there had been many changes among the pupils assembled there among the girls Maud ham and Grace Howell had been at three years and boys Guy Harris Bruce Howell and Paul Porter had been students at Harvard bad left college after a short term and was now abroad and town folks he was living fast and breaking his fathers heart Bruce plodded along slowly but town folks again Paul sup ported him aad the town folks won dered how Coffee or tea There was nothing In the words but somehow the tone had a familiar sound Maud glanced up at the waiter her looked pus- rled for a moment then put out her head qoickly and said smiling pleas antly Why Paul Porter I I didnt know papa never told me and stopped Was this the surprise The girl at her table looked annoyed and ibocked Grace Howell colored and dropped her The idea I Shak ing hands with one of the waiters Paul turned a paler I am la Miss he replied appearing not to see the outstretched band I am glad to Why it is three years Paul You havent for gotten me I hope Wont yon shake Maud Ah I so yon have discovered him haw you cried Colonel coming toward the table I told her I had a surprise in store am glad to see it was a pleasant one daughter and the Colonel put his hand on Mauds shoulder approv ingly Yob are very kind Miss thank you and Paul took the little hand held out to A be did so his eyes fell upon the broad gold band she wore saw hi glance pushed it aside You remember that I three bore one name Paul Porter Hes an honor to place lie born and proud of him sir said one of the when they read the evening paper to Mr Porter Thank sir has been a good son I wish hi mother knew this and old gentleman wiped bis sightless eyes say Paul Porter is offeree a at some one in town one luora- after Pauls ho Why be isnt three Dont care was die reply ha is to be assistant at with a good salary and predict hell bo at hit Alma be- be dies a follow who up as he baa done by dine persever ance and diligent study will touch some day prophecy was rilled be thirty Porters the boy who parcels grocery store and waited on table ia to pursue his pToffcesor in one of the largest colleta in ilaod weara a banglebracelet on her scared right arm It quite chased and girK in her seat inscription inside Paul to Maud Fearful Storm in Kansas Kasai3 Mo May I In clouds jjatliTiiiK ty tint in tin Eat lurtiH ftutldnlv rJ Iht city iiid add rain cfor like and and The itruvk in full force iwwily and fcr m luur of carrying away end end other similar IUilJtnsor fcwi up A A number of in a of to lltn fata and in and hcusus Somo ilia but the hAiO it win in a it Mown in were Water AH tin however proved artitircly when OP THE wrought by the tcltool building occupied a prominent cite at tho corner of Eight and Main It confin ed of a main building to which an art wing bad been added The build had by a tower which for tide horn con sidered has been condemned once a but no action bad been taken in ho matter morning the building vat crowds with children many of whooi nearly frantic over j and tho which preceded wind wildly across Broadway from the west and seemed to force in a upon tower which yielded with a crash and carrying down heavy bell plunged through the intervening to tbe basement The main building is a of ruins Within tho shattered walla which still stand WAS falling floors precipitated ter rified children to tbe basement masses of bricks and to ground niid them A taken during iiy and to their the children teloai to I roigbt burnt to death that city I hate not forgotten a wine At Third street in said in a tone Coffee or teat had reply her whisper and took bis behind her chair again He remembered that she alias bo a waiter The girls gossiped among the awkward aloae How disagreeable Tbe idea of college for waiters I was in we might some hero on a aocial but Ho can we flirt with a in the moonlight who brought us omelette for treatlast or welts with one at night who or well done at dinner dear J I wish wehadntcoma with They are such queer sort folks That young Porters a grand fel low tail the Colonel emphatically as he smoked Ha after cigar oat the Why What baa ho ask ed an aunt of one of the He certainly seem to be democra tic enough to do moat anything she smiled sarcastically What hat he dona 1 repeated Why ha head of faEs class he was a poor boy with nothing but In telligent aess aid along ha toiled all at this hotel for seasons la order to support an rather and bo to do a great deal more if he Yea but do It exactly the thing for the girls to reoognlw here Its all wall at whsry isteowo but hare la Tfca a man for that quoted tho good old gentleman throw- cigar My daughter aad I shall reoogntre Porter anywhere good arecing and the Colonel waited middle If Mock the third floor of which was jed is an overall conductedby first and leeond were by Company factory about chiefly girls They alien the storm out for the cellar fell being rated Entirely the in the ruinf Pour taken out and a number of others wounded and still musing Other buildings were 3 of was fined and on Monday under the Scott Act Auxiety over the lion is becoming pronounced in England whew it to be felt that Russia at the back of the Greek defiance of the ultimatum of the powers 13 At a meeting held at Sydney on Saturday resolution were adopted and a committed ap pointed to secure Local selfgovern meat for the Island as a of the TheOftnadian Pacific Railway Company intend erecting Mam moth hotels one at Vancouver of the railway on at Spring and third in Selkirk range ggh On Monday June a line of dipper ship will com running between Yokohama Japan and British con necting with the Victoria terminus of railway arbitrator tft lha park aeastoa and heard with mm thaw aj IraWra I