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Lovers of fine tea prefer Salada quality to premiums Horizontal Tucks Uy ANNKTTK TEA *Fresh from the gardens 9 Jungle Breath ay Ben Lucien Burman TIliS HAS IIAI'I'KNKM: '.'.} Nutiiiily, f 'i. :> I'ur'. > \ ( n:., M'l.l! t. i~ . Hrazil, by Y'.i young friend, Vil;.!-. v. !i ;* e"ii- cerned f'.r the safety ef KN cousin, Eliso Marberry, ownc-i' t-f a > "fTee i-'-iili'a' '-" .~!i.".cnil my terioui ' : Vilak believes Gaylord Pren- . . l.KM'V i-ticir.y. i< in- x. .:.i-il i them. He ar.! N'.Mjnailv set <v,;l f'.r Prenti-s' hou.-v, \vhicn is guarded !> barl" d v ire- :.: ! a :ar;;e ; ', which :Ut.".ck- t i'.en). The < is kidnapped. They su-peot i I'iii- 1 , 1 ill --A .- cil ' ;lar trail ar'l ii 1 ::;'/.- . oine upon the --hild near a ia NOW UK<;IN TIM: .-IOKY Tinky And fouwl him. It's a long time since I broke down the way 1 did this afU-rnoon. Rut Tinky has Ixx'omc a part of me somehow." She leaned over and kissed Yi'.ak impul- sively. "Here, here," he said -hi-i-p'shly, taking out his cigarct case. "You cer- tainly arc upset. Have one of my strong ritrarets and quiet yo'ir ," Ho lit one. "I'd certainly like U> know how Tinky got here. 1 have n theory, but our friend the civii engineer, who is coming up now. i HAITI-:!: \v. Vila! ntlj -MI. half r i i, half thou ' K\ (turn- ed to him. still !.'>Min/ the baby. eii. "I I .i'uln't know ! ' ' :.!'!< every - tiling tiiat 1 suid about you. I was a ]>;;'. A; i ! uip i 1 < !:<! a::d completely mil ; i'i in\ - If \ 'Li said no- thiii, 1 ., made none of tin.- c:i i- ic, Bar- > N.;.rks that y>ii ir.ight have init in-iteiid "<-t a!.,>ut finding as il he might tell us a few facts." He climbed to the road attain. kurned to jrr.i-' the lu-wcoiner, who! She jumped into her saddle, eai - forward, his dark, pointed face t( '" k lle baby which Vilak aglow with pleasure. wl . to hcr - ' Mfes a <> "(Jood day. senhnrita, amigos," he Paul as the horsi ~ -"' od sl< murmured, shaking hands cordially with thu .girl. "I i gravel at the river's odtfr. "Do you I think there is going to be a flood? The i river seems to he getting higher all (the. time and I'm beginning to be wor- 1 /', illrd Collar and Cuffs, Smart Detail ried about my property over at Vill- iipa, about fifteen or twenty miles from here. It's always the first to Ret the water. I've got n good man civir lliM-c, a chap named Wilson, who is very good, but he's been quite ill lately with fever and I hato to havo him be compelled to do all the I'lari'ul work of an emergency such as a flood." D'Albentara looked surprised. "Wil- son, yuu say this is liis naim 1 . Could it bo perha|>s that 1 know him? A lit- tle man, black hair, and large feet, who once worked on this railroad as an engineer?" "Xo. It's a different man a!l"geUi er. Tht- one that works f<T me is :i blond and I I roughl him direct fr.-.iu tho States. . . . Ilii y.iu tliir:k we'll have the Hood'.'" "Tlint I wish I know, s-.-nhovita. Xo one can say and perhaps afterward not be called a teller of falsehoods. Hat to me tho rivrr .-een.s risir.fr. always. And if it rises there cannot hut be a fl X)d." The stunted Imlian of the enormous nose vhn liad brought them from the roa<l came forward and grunting a few guttural sentences to him, pointed olf to a group of laborers sawing some trees. He turned to the visitors. "I (rnu-a go hack to my men, arr.igos," he murmured. "It is to me a great plea- sure to have made your friendship. A 'great pleasure. Goodby, sinhorita, ' senhor." 'Don't forget to come to see me. iSoon," Klise called out blithely as they then lift- K." she toward the fazendu, and she leaned down and two men and bowing to the 1 *'* 1 *' 1 the chiM -(fain "At two o'clock see - u the baby have once l nm heartbroken, at five I am simply :. made, WRIGLEYS Alertness stores everywhere. Writ-ley's create* pep and en* eryy and keeps you alert. AS/ package may save you from going to deep at the wheel of your car. Mulci-i pep CUNARD fU THE FAMOUS <ABIN RATE! REVISED WEEKLY SAILINGS TO EUROPE ALAUNIA + AfCANIA &rfctf!A 4' AUR^NJA ANTOHIA + AUfONIA hJew Cabin Class mimimum rales to North British Ports, $130. To th Channel Ports, $135. *No change In luxury of accommodation, or excellence of menu and service. Special rebate of 12% on round trip Cabin Class bookings during the ten off-season months. Tourist Third Cabin rates also adjusted. Weekly soilings from Montreal (and Quabec) A Irom April 26ih onwurJs, * Booklhrough the Cunard line, Cornr ol Bay and Wellington Sheets, Toronlo, (lol. Elgin 3471) o- on/ ileomship ogenl. CUNARD CANADIAN SERVICE f. '.BIN + IUJMST THUD CABIN -flMltn ClA^S ItU-t .^SULNo. 10 '30 more in vour arms. I am happy. Most bubbling over with joy Simply be- , . ., ' jcau?e this 1 ttle bit of humanity we ''It 'is the senhorita who is happy," happen to call Tinky is with me. Oh, Vilak responded. "And she owes her happiness to you." The other gave a disparaging shrun Klum I know I make a fool of myself over him," she added with a half apologetic /ilak. "Hut I d.i love him. of his small, well-knit shoulders, is nothing that 1 do. It is nothing." "Where did you- find him?" Vila!; queried. Over there by the busies." He pointed oil' to the patch of vegetation from which they had just come. "It is very strange. .Most strange 1 . We were working hen-, my men and I, spread- ing gravel along the track where the water has washed the earth away we cannot do much, but we do what we can when we hear the noise <">f horses galloping up the road from which yii have come. This is nothing. Often we hear the horses gallop. Many ride past this place. Is it not so? "The horses stop for a moment, then they gallop on again. And then \\- hear (.'.her horse-! gallop. Hut this also is nothing. This also we hear' each hour. Hut soon als>> we hear something which i- not. nothing, some- thing which we wlu, work in the wild places hear i,"\vr in our wanderings, the weeping of a child. An Indian baby. 1 think, deserted by its mother. I go to the bushes to see. And there in tin- wee, Is 1 find it. a white baby. I am astonished. A beautiful baby, scnhorhn, u beautiful baby." lit; took one of Yihik's rigarets. "I know at once when 1 look that it ha not been deserted. It i.s lost or perhaps it is stolen. 1 am a stranger here. Also are my men strangers. I ask of one who passes on the road if be has ver In-fore beheld the baby, if he per- haps knows the mother. 'Ah yes!' ays he at once. 'Who in Porto Verclo Iocs not know? It is the nephew of ho Senhorita Marberry.' "At once I se".. I :. man to ride swift to your fa/.endn, for I know bow great must l>e your agony. He veturn- 1 . Yo,i are gone, he says, where your servants know not. Hut I know. You have gone to look for the child. It is not food for him to sluy there in the damp ushcs where there are mos<|ritoe< which bite and snakes which kill. So I bring him hire where I can watch. I fetch for him a blanket BO that he will not be on the cold, wet ground I have al.-o nephew- 1 , senhorita. Slill ho is not happy. He cries always, Knj'li-h words, which I cannot under stand. So 1 bring for him an orange. He eats. He is happy. At last I see V'ii conn-. And he is very happy. " % Yiiak lit the others ciguret, then his own. "Mighty decent of you. Mighty decent. Yery few men ^k'ould have' been RO thotighfiil. I want to assure you that Senborita Marberry and I aro deeply grateful." He smoked thoughtfully. "You didn't, have n hance to see the men who wen- op the hoi .'" "N'o, senhor. It is too low here. We annol sec the road.' 1 Ho. looked al his cigaret interestdly. "Yery excel- lent, these eigarets. Your spcchil brand, no doubt." "Kxactly. Oriental. I'm glad t> hear you say you like them. Senborita Marhi rry dou.sn't approve." lit! glanc- ed toward her smilingly. "Incidental- ly 1 haven't introduced you. My client, Senhoriia Mavherry, I present, for nil your good wishes, Senhor " lit- paus- ed for the name. "U'Albentnrn. Carles D'Albentara," i the other responded graciously. Elise stepped forward and heartily j shook his bund. "I shall never forget what you've done for me. If there's ever anything that I can do or any- ithing that my 1'av.cnda has which, ! might help you I'll feel very much hurt if you don't ask for it. I hope 'you'll come ou f and cnll on me." | He bowed. "You honor me, se.nlwr- ila. You do to mo great honor." j She glanced at Hit me.a Whatever my sardonic cousin pretends to think about the folly of human emo- tions in general, and the emotion of atfection in particular. Some people tan go through life with a poker face face mid a poker face disposition, I can't." Yilak untied a knot in his horse's bridle. "A |mki-r face in my profes- sion is at times a ni-cessity. I thor- oughly approve of love. . . . applied to ... Tinky." lie watched her thoughtfully as her delicate hand car- essed the chilti. "I'm sorry. I've got bad n.'ws for you." (To be cunt: 247 The pleated collar and flaring pleat- ed cuffs add to feminine theme in street dress of navy blue silk crepe. Horizontal tucks at either side of the longwaisted bodice nip the normul waistline and hold the garment closely to the figure. 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