" The big blue eyes were fairly bulging, like two monster morning-glories, as Elkins, putting the note carefully in his jacket pocket, said, softly: "Ef I don't get thet 'ere letter into Jones's hands, you may have me drummed out

Jacket design by George Armand.

Even as the creature's grip caught me, ripping through jacket sleeve to the flesh, I knew what my antagonist wasa giant African ape.

He wore a grey cloth jacket suit and a silk hat on all occasions.

Jacket drawing by Leonard Lester.

"The dope's bad, and the waste's bad; and the old man has cut out the 'lectrics and put us back on them," kicking a small jacket lamp to the bottom of an empty stall.

" "My immortal soul, if it isn't Mr. Trenholm!" said he, blinking at me, his goggles bobbing on a rubber string made fast to a jacket-button.

A misty light came in through the port, sufficient to show me all was exactly as I had left it, and I flung off my jacket preparatory to lying down for a short rest before being recalled for the watch on deck.

The yellow jacket feud.

A splinter of rock, or perhaps a bullet, with its jacket split, ricocheting sidewise, had torn it clean from the flesh.

Special care had to be taken not to let the loaded animals brush against the yellow-jacket nests, which were always plentiful along the trail in the fall of the year; for in such a case the vicious swarms attacked man and beast, producing an immediate stampede, to the great detriment of the packs.

Virgin plates came to used only for jacket pages, inside pages were processed on recycled plates.

JJ are water jacket passages for cooling the air during compression.

POTATOES BOILED IN THEIR JACKETS Potatoes should be well brushed and put on to boil in a saucepan of boiling water; they should continue boiling at the same degree of heat until they are done, when a fork will easily pierce them.

He was struck again upon the back, and he heard his jacket rip, and then the thing hit the roof of the observatory.

At last Robin gave the stranger a blow upon the ribs that made his jacket smoke like a damp straw thatch in the sun.

He surveyed the moonlit world to leeward, with the tails of his jacket streaming over his head.

I hear you when the air is full Of snow-down of the thistle; All in your speckled jacket trim, "Bob White!

Printed from large clear type on a superior quality of paper; attractive multi-color jacket wrapper around each book.

The flawless lustre of his shoes would be dulled, even though he walked sedately the safe sidewalk; his broad collar and blue polka-dotted cravat would be awry, one stocking would be down, his jacket yawning, all his magnificence seeming unconquerably alien.

With the best compressors of the dry system one-half of this loss is saved by water jacket absorption, so that we are left with about 11 per cent., which the slow moving compressor seeks to erase.

"Ther's a deerskin jacket yer," said the old man, "that one o' them vaqueros left for the price of a bottle of whiskey.

He was dressed in a woollen jacket coat, knee-trousers and leggins; on his head he wore a jaunty, cocky little Scotch cap; a man, I should judge, about fifty years old, well-fed and hearty in appearance, with grayish hair and a good-humoured eye.

Once out of the woods, they seized them by the jacket collars and rushed them down to the lake and into the icy waters.

The front should be made in a jacket effect, finishing just at the waist-line and opening over a blouse front that will conceal the waist-line.