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Quality First Boston Garter Kew GEORGE FROST CO.. BOSTON. MAKERS OF Velvet Grip Hose Supporters for Women, Misses and Children, | BOOK ON DOG DISEASES And How to Feed _“MADE AT KEY_WEST#— _| Autumn By Cnet § N the annual lineup of the seasons autumn bats cleanup. It is the period when ivy clings to the mouldering wall and myrtle hangs on in the shadowy hall. ‘The forward pass, in autumn, nets a few yards and the back- ward pass in the back seat nets a few yards of hair net. The girl who failed to convince a | prospect under the summer moons either makes a resolution to try again and dusts off her fudge | recipe or sighs resignedly and takes out a new APER LEARN PIANO! This Interesting Free Book shows how you can become a skilled player m home, at FREE BOOK ‘of State Conservatories Succesal ul 25 leading musicians and hea and complete piece bn every key. within years. Play chord fic yet easy to und a S and. Pully Wustrated. For re ra ot teachers. old or young All musle free. Diploma granted. Whit: today for 4-page {ree book. “How to Learn Piano or Or _M. L. Quinn Conservatory, Studia JJ, $98 Columbia Road, Boston, 25. Cuticura Soap Will Help You| | Clear Your Skin Fred of Gatiers Laboratories Bop? Matdans Roce Drawn by R. B. Pouce Engincer—Wuat’s We noLLeRtN’ anour? Father—He WANTS TO TAKE THAT ENGINE Home! library card. Leaves get they run through. run-sheep-run. y sixty-first. the opening dance of the IXL Club. hot water tap. Of a cool morning, in autumn, the bread winner weakly attempts to rise and then falls The burdock anticipating Christmas, begins to crochet with some degree ‘The youth returning from the cider mill directly after school says all he wants for supper is bread and butter and apple-butter. ‘The wise farmer mixes his turnips with his sugar The deer hunter leaves for the North and the golf orphans warmly welcome their The villitsch belle hears the colletsch yell and pastes her mums in her memory book. In the small towns the night prowlers begin to high spade one another and sink the old store teeth into a red Rambo. There are nutting parties and fingers get all over walnut stains. Father takes down the screens and puts them and coils up the garden hose Rabbit dogs run artificial bait out of the conversation and most anyone can remember when the bicycle ’s cigar store was fethodist church the morning Leaves fall and so do the Harold starts prac- ‘And the darby who put up such a wonderful picnic lunch in the summer y time she passes a fur dis- back for the full count of ten. grows affectionate. | Mother, of regularity. beets. father. upstairs in the bari and puts it down in the cellar. rack out in front of Rohre found in the after Hallowe'en. patrons of the county fair. ticing piano again drags her feet ev play with her steady moujik. In autumn there plans rummage sales, through vacation. 26 fussed and change color and little girls smell pungently of bonfires Kids tick-tack and play Silk shirts, house plants, sus- penders and the new baby are covered up. The recluse with a record of sixty highly sqented rs to his credit holes in for a start on the The probate judge makes the forty-second annual showing of his dress suit at And the cold shower hound welches and turns on the re asters and goldenrod, jack-o-lanterns and a new crop of teachers. The frost is on the pumpkin and nothing is less satisfactory than picking goodies out of butter- nuts. Corn is husked and the ladies’ aid society The youth is morally certain, as he sits in school, that all the warm days come in autumn while it was cold all There are pies from elder- berries and sighs over Caesar’s commentaries. Milkweed pods crack open and so does father when he sends Clifford to the university. Up in Pewamo when the street lamps are lighted‘ DIAMONDS For a Few Cents a Day Two-Step, Waltz and latest * cicty dances im your own home ily learned; 90 asi susie neede ome. Send today for FREE infor the commercial traveler suggests that all the natives do there is fish and sleep and the fishing season’s over. Butchering brings cracklins. The broker buys some Do preferred and goes South with the rest of the blackbirds. Elec tions occur, and when the form sheet is issued it is found that the people’s choice is an also ran. The girl who loved a man with a rakish roadster during the summer transfers her af fections and her lip rouge to a hookoo with a | closed job. And the pillar of the church returns just in time to forestall a charge of non-support Deter tt ——e Drawn byS Decevante A Fat Woman's Consotation. comicbooks.com