i uon t see wnat else it cían be, re-1
turned Brinks. "Just como and look
at it."
"Oh, 1 see!" said Hubbard, hastily
backing off. "Then then I suppose
I'll get it, too?" N I
Brinks regarded his friend with
pitying eyes. "You cau't help getting
it," he replied. "It's too bad, old;
chap but you've been right with me
while it was developing, it's too late
now ta save you!"
Hubbard moaned and ran his fin
gers shakily through bis hair. "Then,"
he faltered, "I suppose I can't go to
see Mabel this evening?"
To appreciate the dimensions ot
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Brinks looked more solemn than!
ever.
--He threw himself on the couch and
Brinks sat dovn to read. After a few
miments of silent suffering Hubbard
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his own notion though,
The old hens should be moulting now '
and this is the time to use your patience
for egg production must of necessity
cea-je to a certain extent. ,
, Oi'ckMis can yt-t be hatched to cooe
í dvmitajre.
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house don't lay the blame on thealtitud
for you are the t,ne at fault.
iibaliiUd va.stliie or fried rm
grease will get the lice while sulphu'
burned in the house and coal oil sprayif
on the roosts will destroy the mites.
