21 Department store as saleclady at the glove counter, while Minetto Works as a millincr in the hat department. All'day long as she trims the hats, to which she gives always a French anfi inaiviéucl touch, minettc’s mind is far away seeking her babies, and many a bitter tear drops upon the flowers ano feothozs with which her fiagarx clever fingers uccorate the hats. Her pension she saves for her babies. flat all the sights of the new land, the friendly attituae of the people of Calgary, can console the French girl for the loss of her babies, and her love too prayers take almost a visible form ana reaches out like a gpirit to be wafteé over the great prairies to where the babies neglected by the inexperienced Birdie, wanfler about ana are cxposea to daily dangers. The Daytons have hao a terrible time trying to adjust themselves to their new environment, but being young and with plucky blood in them, they slowly bcgig to react to the antiifote of the new life. amimzcammggimgzmayama Without money, at a great aistance from a railway static ten miles from the nearest neighbor, with no vehicle save a farm wagon and an ola democyct, they are forcoé to stay where they are. Birdie struggles bravely to mate the house more yrosentable, and in time, with the aid of various skirts and bits of finery she has brought with her, she actually achieves a.certa.n air of comfort ana attraction to tho little shack. She covers boxes with cloth, making a aressing table for herself;

she hangs up pretty goods for curtains, ana generally brings a