The Ragged Edge._ A SCENE FROM THE PHOTOPLAY.] "So much the better.

You will have a bungalow to yourself," continued McClintock, "and your morning meal will be your own affair.

But luncheon and dinners you will sit at my table.

I'm a stickler about clothes and clean chins.

How you dress when you're loafing will be no concern of mine; but fresh twill or Shantung, when you dine with me, collar and tie.