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THE NATIONAL SUNDAY MAGAZINE
The CMd
who go to school this way breakfast
on Quaker Oats. They get the cream
of the oats the large, luscious flakes
the most delicious food of its land.
But so do the children who go to school
this way, if their mothers know. For Quaker
Oats, despite its quality, costs no extra price.
And its flavor wins the children to this most
important food.
maker
i
The Flakes with the
Perhaps five million children,
every day, get from Quaker Oats
their study food and their food
for vim.
Some are next
door to you some
10,000 miles away.
For the mothers
of a hundred na
tions send for
Quaker Oats.
Now a
25c Size
Now we put up a large
package for 25 cents. It
lasts nearly three timet
a long ai the 10-cent
ize. And by saving in
packing it offers you
They insist on
Quaker because it
consists of just the
rich, plump oats.
10 More
For Your Money
Oats with a flavor and aroma
not found in puny grains.
A bushel of choice oats
10c and 25c per Package
Except in Far West and South
The Quaker Qats Company
rem
Oafc
Luscious Flavor
weighing 32 pounds yields but
ten pounds of Quaker. But
that one-third, as delicious food,
is worth the other
two-thirds.
Remember this
when you order.
Quaker Oats
brings a delightful
dish. It brings
you this energy
food at its best.
And it brings vou
all this for one-half
cent per scrvinir.
Every home reached by this
magazine can afford the luxury
of Quaker.
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The Prince of Graustark
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chance achieving a steady stride. He
would take one long, purposeful step
and then a couple of short "feelers,"
progressing very much ns a man
tramps over a newly plowed field.
At the top of the rise, Robin con
siderately slackened his pace and the
chubby gentleman drew alongside,
somewhat out of breath but as cheer
ful as a cricket.
"Going too fast for you, Mr. Blith
ers?" inquired Robin.
"Not at all," said Mr. Blithers. "By
the way, Prince," he went on cun
ningly seizing the young man's arm
and thereby putting a check on his
speed for the time being at least,'"!
want to explain my daughter's unfor
tunate absence last night. You must
have thought it very strange. Nat
urally It was unavoidable. The poor
girl Is really quite heartbroken. I
beg pardon!" He stepped into a rut
and came perilously near to going
over on his nose. "Beastly road!
Thanks. Good thing I took hold of
you. Yes, as I was saying, It was
really a most unfortunate thing;
missed the train, don't you see? Went
down for the day just like a girl,
you know and missed the train."
"Ah, I see. She missed it twice."
"Eh! Oh! Ha ha! Very good! She
might just as well have missed It a
dozen times as once, eh? Well, she
could have arranged for a special to
bring her up, but she's got a con
founded streak of thrlftlness In
her. Couldn't think of spending the
money. Silly idea of I beg pardon,
did I hurt you? I'm pretty heavy,
you know, no light weight when I
come down on a fellow's toes like
that. What say to sitting down on
this log for a while? Give your foot
a chance to rest a bit. Deucedly awk
ward of mo. Ought to look out where
I'm stepping, eh?"
"It really doesn't matter. Mr. Blith
ers," said Robin hastily. "We'll keep
right on ir It's all the same to you.
I'm duo at homo In In half an hour.
Wo lunch very punctually."
"I was particularly anxious for you
and Maud to meet under the condi
tions that obtained last night." went
on Mr. Blithers, with a regretful look
at the log they were passing. "Noth
ing could have been more er
ripping."
"I hear from every one that your
daughter is most attractive," said
Robin. "Sorry not to have met her,
Mr. Blithers."
"Oh, you'll meet her all rlEht.
Prince. She's coming homo today. I
believe Mrs. Blithers Is expecting you
to umncr tonignt. She "
"I'm sure there must be some mis
take," began Robin, but was cut short.
"I was on my way to Red Roof to
ask you and Count Quiddux to give
us this evening In connection with
that little affair we are arranging. It
is most imperative that it should be
tonight, as my attorney Is coming up
for the conference."
"I fear that Mrs. King has planned
something "
AAli. BLITHERS waved his hand
lvl deprecatlngly. "I am suro Mrs.
King will let you off when she knows
how important It Is. As a matter of
fact, It has to be tonight or not at all."
There was a note in his voice that
Robin did not like. It savored of
arrogance.
"I daresay Count Qulnnox can at
tend to all the details, Mr. Blithers.
I have the power of veto, of course.
but I shall be guided by the counsel
of my ministers. You need have no
hesitancy in dealing with "
"That's not the point, Prince. I
am a business man, as perhaps you
know. I make it a point never to deal
with any one except the head of a
concern, If you'll pardon my way of
putting It. It Isn't right to speak of
Growstock as a concern, but you'll
understand, of course. Figure of
speech."
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