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CAP'N EFtI
By JOSEPH C. LINCOLN
C.uyilght, 1911. btf A. 5. Saran to, Co.. Publishers. ISO Fifth Avenue,
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CHAP;ti it XVII.
way. very glad 1' have company. rad
T was true-Johu Baster wee It layered nu gr`'cr un,.wut of urging
.lead. IIle 1'loleut outbreak of to Ialrruude the %luf.l'nattd revolts to
the previous afternoon bad I Nay to tea. IA lira the went was over -
hastened else end that the dee- they washed the dishes together, nal
tor had prophesied. There was no UM capelin sons ao uervutls 'bat It 18
barruwlug death scene. The weather a wonder there was • whsle plate left -
beetles old face grew calmer and the the pair were seated to the parlor.
sleep sounder maul the tide went oat Then said Captain Peres. turning real
-that was all. It was like a peaceful and hesitating. "Pasby. do you know
coming late port afar a rough voyage. what a feller told me 'bout your .
No one of the watchers about the bed Now this remark was purely a pleas -
could wish him back, not even Elsie. ant MctfbM, for the captain war about
who was calm and brave through It to undertake a complement and Arne
ills When It was over she went to her rather afraid to shoulder the entire re -
room and Mrs. 5uuw went witb bor. sponsibllity.
Captain Eri went out to make his call No, I'm Pars 1 don't, Peter," ttsphIed
Miss Darla, smiling sweetly.
upon kir. Saunders. "Well, a teller told me you was the
The funeral was one of the largest bet honsskeepe. in Orhum. Ila salol
ever held 1n Orham. The little houseWetthe wan that, got you would be
lark."
Thi* was encouraging. Hiss Pa•
tle+,e colored and simpered a little.
"Land sake:" she exclaimed. "Who-
ever told you such rubbish as Witt
IDestdes.' with downcast eyes, "I guess
no man would ever want me." '
"Oh. 1 don't know." The captain
' moved uneasily iu his chair, as It be
contemplated bitching It nearer to that
'occupied by his compsolon. "I guess
there's plenty would be mighty glad
Ito It you. Anyhow, therr'e-there's
one that-tbat-.1 cellists the fur s
tbk k as ever, don't you?"
I But Miss. Patience didn't
' give up, in this way.. -
"What sous 1t you was goon' to say?'
she asked by way of giving the bash -
rid oqc another chance.
'9 was guln' to any, Pasby, that- that
-I asked It you thought the fug was as
thick as ever."
"Oh, dear mo: Yes. 1i p:ae likely
'tis," wee the discouraged answer.
"Krems to me 1 never tete such weath-
er fur this time of year. The ice 1s
011 out of the bay, and there ain't a
bit of wind. and It's warm as summer,
pretty nigh. Kind of a storm breeder:
I'm u(raid."
"Well, I'm glad you're here to keep
me coutp'nvs i've never been sale
was crowded. Old friends v:hu bad
drifted away from the fanatic to his
latter days came back to pay trl11'ite
to the strong man whom they had
known and loved.
The procession of carryalls aod bug-
gies followed the b to the eeme-
tery among the pities, and as ti:e
mourners stood about the grave lbs
winter wind sang through tbe ever-
green brencbes a song s0 like the roar
of the surf that it seemed liken dirge
of the gra for the mariner who would
sail no more. As they were clearing
away the supper dishes that night Cap-
tain Eri said to )ors. Sumo: "Well.
Johu'e goue. I wonder if he's happier
now than he has beta for the last ten
years ear so."
"1 think be Is," was the answer.
The fulluwing day Elsie
went back
to her school t'cp alu ilei walked up
with ber and on the way told her of
Ms discovery of bar secret zed of his
Interview with Web Sauadrre It was
exactly as the eaptaw bud surmised.
The mate she bed received on the even-
ing' of the return from the Ilfe saving
station was (rum the proprietor of the
billiard saloon. stet In it be hinted at
some dire calamity that overshadowed
Ler graudfether and dewauded an nu -
meditate oaten lew. She ha!, been trim
Ihut night and under threat of lustaat
exposure bad promised to pay the sora
required for sileuce. tlbe had nut wish-
ed to use her grandfather's money for
this purpose. and w bad takeu the poai•
eon as teacber.
"Well," Bald the captain, "I algae
you'd have come to me right away;eud
told me the whole bu;'uess. 'Twouln
have saved a pile of truuble."
Tb. young lady atulped short mud
faced him.
"Captain Eri," sbe said, "bow could
I? 1 was sure granofattier bad set ghr
are. 1 knew how III he was, and 1
knew tbat any "Luck might kill him
Besides, bow could 1 drug you lino at
when you bad dune so much ■Irtad)':
It would have been dreudful. No, 1
thought It all out aud decided I snug..
fare it alone."
"Well, 1 tell you this, Elsie, pri'tt
gln'rally a mean dog '1I bite If he see
)unre afraid of him. The ouly way to
ham...e that kind 1e to run straight rat
bite and kirk the meanness out of bit.
The more he barks the harder you
ought to kick. If yuu run 'sway once
It'll be mighty uncowt'table every
time you go past that house. But nev-
er 'Mud 1 gallate tbls p'tic'lar pup
won't bite. I've pulled his teeth. I
guess. What's your pleas now? Goin'
to keep on wile the school or go Mel
to Boston?"
Miss l'reston didn't know. She snia
she had not yet decided, and, as the
schoolhouse was reuched by thin time,
the captain said uo more.
There was, however, another quer
tion that troubled him and that scem.•.1
to call for almost inl0IPdlate settle-
ment. It was, tCbat should be done
with Mrs Snow? Tbe housekeeper Loot
been hired to act ns sure while John
Baxter was In the house. Now be was
gone and there remained the original
marriage agreement between Capta'u
Jerry and the widow. Honor cauet
for a derision one way or the other.
Mrs. Snow of rousse said nutting
about It. neither did C'aptaln Jerry, and
Captain Eh felt that h. roust take the
Initiative, as n,ual. But somehow he
was not es prompt as was his WO'..
mud sat evening after evening whit
ting at the clipper and slooklu;;
thoughtfully. And another week wout
by
Captain Peres might end probably
would Pare suggested action upon (1l•
Inipurtnut matter had not hl• ruled
been taken up with what to him wits
the most Important of all. He had
made up his mind to ask Patience
Davis to marry Lim.
Love N like the measles; It goes herd
with a man pest fifty, and Captain
Peres was severely smitten. The dr-
Clslou Just meutluned was not exactly
a brand new one; Ills mind had been
made up for some time, but he lacked
the courage to ask the momentous
question. Someth'ng the May bad said
during the tirst stages of their ac
qualutance made a great Impression on
the captain. She gave it as her oath -
Ion that a mail who loved a woman
should be wilting to go through fire
and water to win Ler. ('nptaln Perez
went home that n'gbt pondering deep-
ly.
"Fire and water!" he mused. "That's
m turrlble test Bet she's a wonderful
woman end would expect It of a feller.
1 wonder If 1 ,meld do It. Seems 's If
i would now, hat flesh Is weak and 1
Might think and that would settle It.
Fire and water! My, my! That's ete-
tul"'
Ito the raptaln delayed and Miss ra
tenets, who boll cherished Impel, found
need of a good share of the virtue for
which she was named.
lent one afternoon at the end of the
week following that of the funeral
Peres set' out for a .all upon his 1■
tended wblrb he meant shenld he • de
claire one.
Re fermi the lode slows, for ell Mrs
M. -a had gone with bet wow, whose
efts was Abner, to visit a rowels In
Remiss. and would not M hark until
tete 1. the ev.JIlftg lilts ratline*
mean to
"That's It; putt hard!"
elope lu ibis house afore, and 1'houle
be dreadful lonesome It you hadn't
conic." This was offered as a fre.'i
batt.
"Pushy. I've got sotnetbin' 1 wanted
to ask you. I)o you think yop could -
er-er"-
"What, l'erez't"
"1 wauted to ask you"-tbe captain
swallowed several times -"to ask you -
What its the natters Is that?"
"Oh, that's nothu, ; ouly the bens
sglawkln'. Go ou:'
'Yea, but brut don't squawk Oils
time of night 'About they bave some
riusou to. It's that fox come bark;
that's what 'tis."
Miss Patience earlier In the evening
hal related a harrowing tale of the
loss of two Of Mrs. Maro'a best Leg -
Loom that had gone to furulib a Suu-
duy meal for a marauding fox. As the
said Leghonia were the pride of the
old lady's heart, even the impending
proposal was driven from Mees Darla'
miud.
"Ob. Peres, you don't a'pose 'els the
fox, do you':"
"Yes, ma'am, 1 do! Where's the
gun?"
"There 'tie, behind the door, but there
ain't a mite of shot In the house. Ab-
uer's been girth' to fetch cone from the
store for 1 don't kuow how long, but
he's always forgot It."
"Never mind. 1'11 pound the critter
with the butt. Come quick. and bring
a lamp."
The noise In the lien yard ,outluued,
and when they open:] the door It was
louder than ever.
"He's las the henhouse," whispered
Alias Patii'nee. "Ile crust have gone
lu that bole at the side that had the
loose board over It."
-All right," murmured the capltalia
"Yon go retool with the lamp and open
the door -that'll sears him -and i'll
stand nt the byte and thump hem when
be rower oat "
So, sbaeldlug the lamp with her apron.
the guardian of Den Mayo's outraged
I.rghorns tiptoed around to the ben
Lots.e door, while Captain Peres, brsu
dishing the gun like a club, took np his
stand be the hole at the side.
Without the tamp the darkness was
pitchy. The rnpteln. stooping down to
watch, saw sotnetbing coming out of
the hole something that was alive mud
moved. He swung the gun above his
head and, bringing It down with all
his might, knocked Into eternal oblivion
the little life remaining In the tinted
Leghorn roaster.
"Colman It!" yelled the .iweutlon.r,
stooping and laying 11s head no the
vlrtlm. "i've killed a hen
Jnet then then camm a scream from
Sot other stdp of the henhouse, follow-
ed by s crash and the aenwd At a fail.
Manning nrnnnd Ihm corner, the alarm
eel Peres sew his ladylove atretehed
open the ground. 'roaster diswall,
Xy.ay.aaal. t"grR:11.1.6e 0.1113>rw•:so@11.'.00,,Q ':e,aavec7...';@
S1(;T';t14: (;O1)I?1'1('11 ON'i4ARi(1
"Great land of Gosleu!" he crud.
"Pasby. are you hurt?"
"Oh. Perez!" gasped the fallen one.
"Oh, Perez!"
The pitiful appeal had such an effect
upon the captalu that be dropped upon
Lis kuees anti, rubella Vias Davis' head
In his hoods, begged her to say she
wasn't killed. After souse little time
she obligingly complied and then, hare
lag regained her breath, explained the
altuat100
What bad happened was this The
fox, having cele. ted Lis victim. the
rooster. had rendered it belpleso and
was pushing it out of the bole ahead
et him. The eaptal0 bud struck the
rooster Just na Miss Patience uprued
the door, and the fox, seizing this
chance of escape, had dodged by the
lady, upsetting ber a•+ he went.
"Well." she said, laughing. "there's
oo great harm done. I'm sorry for the
rooster. but 1 guess the fox had fixed
him anyway. Oh, my ruul and body.
look there!"
Peres turned, hooked as directed and
U M the henhouse In t!.,mts.
The lighted lamp. which Mlss Pa-
tience had dropped ns she tell. lay
brokeu on the door, and the blazing
oil bad run In every direction. The
dames were making such headway
that they both saw there .was practi-
cally no change of saving the building.
The frightened hens were huddled in
the farthest corner gazing stupidly at
the tire.
' Ob, tbose poor Lcaborna!" - walled
Miss Patience. "'!'hose bens Mrs.
Mayo thought the world of and left
me to look out for! Last thing she
asked me was to be sure they was tett.
And now they'll be all burued ult!
What shall I do?'
Here the lady begen to cry.
"Pasby," roared the eaptaln, whom
tbe 'Igbt of hi" eh:winc 's tears had
drlveu almost wild, "don't say auother
word I'll save they, bens or git cook-
ed along with 'em r' •
And turning up b1s root collar. ns
though he sour going Into a refrigerator
instead of n burning .building, l.'aptnitt
Perez sprang through 'the door.
Mess Davie scretuuetl wildly to him
to come back and deuced about, wring-
ing her Lands. The luterior of the
heuhouie was now a mass of black
awoke, from which the voices of the
captuin and the Leghorn' clouted In a
discordant mPdIPF, ss
mething like this:
"Hold still, you luuatics: iS ,uawk!
Sgnawk!1 I)rulher be roasted than
have me catch you, . hadn't you?
('Bquawk thitiawc', A - kershew!,
Land: I'm amothe•.'t1s Now Fre got
yon! Thuoderatbou' hold still! Hold
stilt, 1 tell you!"
hest as the -agonized Miss Patience
was on the point of fatntlug the little
Window at the back of the shanty was
thrown open and two beus, like feath-
ered comets, shot through It. Then Inc
red faee of the capbatu appeared for
au bustaut as he canght his breath
with a "Woosb!" and divert back again.
This performance , was repeated six
tunes, the captain's language uud the
compliments he pafld the Isom becom-
lug more plCtaresane every summit.
At length be anoouo(rd, "That's alt.
thank goodneee°' and began to climb
through the window. This was a diffi-
cult task, for the window was narrow
and, lu spite of what Captelu Eri had
called his "lnjy rubber" makeup, Cap-
tain Peres 'tuck fast.
"Catch hold of my bands and haul.
will you, Pasby?" he pleaded. "That's
It; pull hard! It's glttln' sort of muggy
la behind here. 1'11 never complain
at Navin' cold feet ag'I. 11 I get out of
this. Now, then! Ugh! Here we be"'
He camp out with • Jerk. Ilke a cork
out of a bottle. and roiled ou the ground
at kis lady's feet.
"Oh. Peres,'' she exclaimed, "are you
hurt?'
"Nothin' frit my teelin's," growled
the rescuer, scrambling upright.
Tbe captain's face was blackened,
and his clothes were scorched, but his
spirit was uudaunted. •
-Pushy," he said, "do you realise
that if we don't git help this whole
shebang. house end a11, will burn
down?'
"Perez, you don't mean 1t!"
"I wouldn't swear that I didu't.
Look how that th'ug's biaxial': There's
the baru t'other side of It and the Louse
t'other side of that."
"But can't yeti and me put It out?"
"1 don't dare rank It. No, sir! We're
got to get help, and git It In a blurry
too!"
"Won't somebody from the station
see the light tool coine over?"
"Not to this fog. You can't are a
hundred foot. Nu, i've got to go right
off. Good land! i never thought: Is
the hone gone?'
•'No, tiler hone Is here. Abner took
one of the store horses to go to Hernias
with, but he did take the buggy and
there's no other carriage but the old
enrryall, and that's n'most tumblln' to
pieces."
"1 was cal'Intin' to go horseback."
"What: And leave me here alone
with the house afire? No. Indeed! it
you go, I'm goon' too."
"Well, then, the carryall's gat to de,
whether or no. GB on a shawl or
eomethln• while I Larnri9 up."
It wens a frantic larneesing. but It
wee done la a Marry, and the ram-
shackle old carryall, dusty and cote
webbed, was (hogged out of the baro,
and Ilorare Gorky, the horse, was
backed Into the shafts. As they drove
ant of the yard the 0am00 were roar-
ing through the roof of the henhouse
end the lath tenet' surronndtug it was
beginning to blaze.
"Everything's so wet from the tog
and the melted snow." observed the
rapteiu, "that It'11 take some time for
the Ore to git to the barm if we can
git a gang here we can save the home
easy and maybe more. By mighty:"
he eJ..uintp,l. •'1 tell yon what we'll
do i'll drive across the ford and git
Luther end some of the station leen to
come right across. ellen 1.11 go on to
the village to fetch more. 11 was 7
whorl 110oketl at the cluck am we come
in from washlu' dishes. me the tide
mast be still goon''ant and the ford
Jest right Olt dap!"
• Ilurry all you can, for goalne,S
sake: Is this as fat as we eats go?"
"Cast as we ran go with this peer-
lastln Nosh'. ark Heavens, bow them
Wheels squeal'
-The axles ain't been grossed for 1
dw.'t know when Abner was gain' to
have the old carriage ehopped np fee
alndlln' wood "
"Lucky for him and tno'tenet ',hopped
np now. flet dap• slow poke! Better
rbnp the horse np. too, while he's 'bout
It"
The last remark the captain wadi
nada Vol hreatk. . . . .
"lly gracious, bow dark It Is! Think
you can dud the ero*elu'?"
"Got t0 dal lt: that's all. "rig dark,
that's a tact."
It was. They hal goer Mut a few
bemired yards, yet the ere wile nlre" dy
$rely • shapeless, red rwudge nu tier
fogey blaeknese behind them. Ittiar-
Gradey punuued aluug 01 n jot nu -I
when the captain slapped Win wllb the
eud of the rents broke Into u Jerky
gallop that was slower than- the Itut,
"Stop your hoppbt' u1' and rhe:::: e•
counnant el Peres:, whoa* tempo r is
Wyoming Pommy t Preyed. "Vi4U
wake we think of the wulkln' Peas 010
a steamboat. if you'd stop tryru' to Ily
and gas strut bit ahead we'd do bettt't."
They progressed lu this (esteem for
some dlatauee. '1'heu Mbei Davis, trim
the curtained depths of the buck malt,
spoke ngalu.
"Oh, den: me" alts exclaimed. ".ere
you more you're on the right mutt?
Seems 'a It we 'must he aba•ut Ire
statbou, and this road's; awful rough."'
Captain Peres had remarked the
roughutes of the road. The e,:rry till
wee pitrhlug trout one hummock to nae
other, uud Iloruce t,recley stumbled
un00 or twh'e.
"Masa!" cowmauded the captain.
9licu he got down. lit a match. stud,
shieldlug 1t with his baud., seretei. 1
the gruuud. "1'm Lind of 'frail," he
said prt.ently. "that we've got off the
road somehow. But we mud Le 'beet
opposite the crosses'. I'w guile to drive
dowu and ere 1f I cue dud it."
He turned the home's head at right
angles from the way they were gu11,5.
nod they pitched uuward fur auathcr
hundred yard*. Thee they came unt
Menu the herd, .wooth baud, uud lu'.,rd
Use water lapping o0 the shurv. C'ap-
lalu Perez gut out once wore and
walked uluug the *train, bending for-
ward as he walker'. Soou Misr Pa-
tient* heard hew trilling.
•'t've found It, I guess," he said, com-
Ing back to tete vehicle: "Anyhow, 1t
looks like 11. B'e'll be over 1n a few
minutes uow. Glt dap, you!"
Horace Greeley shivered as the cold
water splashed his legs, - but wader.
bravely In. They moved farther from
the shore and the water seemel to
cow no deeper.
"Guess this Is the crossln' all rlgbt"
said the captain, wbo had cherished
some secret doubts. "Here's the deep
part comics'. We'll be across in a JitTy."
The water wouuud to the hubs, then
10 the Cottons of the carryall. Hiss
Davis' feet grew damp and she drew
them up.
"Oh, Perez!" sbe faltered, "are you
aurnt this is the ford?'
"Don't git scared, Pasby! I guess
maybe we've got a little to ole side of
the track. I'l1 tura round and try
again."
But Horace Greeley was of a differ-
ent mind. From long experience he
knew that the way to cruel a ford
was to go straight ahead. The bottom
OC the carryall was awash.
"Port your helium, you lubber:"
shouted the driver, pulling with alt Lis
might on one rein. "Heave to! Come
'bout! Jibe! Consarn you! Jibe"'
Then Horace Greeley tried to obey
orders, but it was too late. He en-
deavored to touch bottom with his fore
legs, but could not: tried to swim with
his hind ones, but found that impos-
sible, then wallowed wildly to one side
and snapped a shaft and the rotten
wblmetree short off. The carryall
tipped alarmingly and Miss Patience
screamed.
"Wboa!" yelled the agitated Peres.
"'Vast beavin'! Belay!"
Tbe animal, as much frightened by
his driver's shouts as by the water
shot ahead and tried to tear himself
loose. The other sun warped and rotten
shaft broke. The carryall was uow
Boating, with the water covering the
door.
"No use; I'll bave to cut away the
wreck or we'll be on our beam ends,"
shouted the captain.
ITN ISF: t iN•rieeen.I
MOTHERS SHOULD KNOW.
Black Hawk, N. H. I)ie., Ont., July
b)th.-1Miw'eiala - Here is the story} of
how the little eight -y'ear'ned (blighter
of Mee. M,Lerwl, of this place, was
rural of Bright's disease by Ihwld's
Kidney fills.
It utas in December, 111(11. that the
child was fleet, t,iken tick. She was e(1
weak that eh. had to he carried
:shunt like an infant. if mite 04111(erd
earningq round she would cry mit be-
muse Mlle teat w1 weak AP emits! not
turn herself. She wan all skin mid
bone with brawn patrhes all over her
hwsIy. Her Imes %Vete tan eontr•netel
Hutt she could not *tend up. hat
would errey en 1 on Aha door like n
isaby, fhe d,a•tnr maid Mho watt
of liete.1 with Bright's' diselee and
could not 1.. mired. From 1hr day
+he mtar'hrll to bake Dodd's Kidney
Mhw gained right alone(. Nile im
now o wile cured and ilsld a Kidney
Pills have waved her life,
A Great Treat.
The Signal has Murreeded in e
Opting an arrangementby which
every person taking advantage of our
offer will wrur0 the gn'nteettrent in
reeling matter sere ohTri'd tlnr (llrn1-
c11.1n puhlle, The 1" 'lye seemed and
Weekly Mar of Montreal hiss IM/rly
entered into n eyrelieate wills a few
other's of the leadingellw•t•" of Eng-
land and America by which they have
w 'enred, et a cost of $1511.1111, twelve
new admire by twrhe of the world's
test *el him.. and they ere to uptw'nr
in The Family Ifet:l4 Iwfon' they are
itemed in hinok form. N.arh story is
e ;detest in a.uonth. making twelve
etunplele stories, flint world ('041.
eighteen dollies in. hook form, inside
the yens. It is Pet•tai111)' • of the
greatest reale in omele:n jonrn:thetn.
and nide the .11Tingest Irwspnlw'r'M
could take the rink of the ' nes•
ex w'nditnn',
iVe have remade arrangements to of-
fer Th. Mignal and The Frostily Herald
nail 'Weekly Mine 11nti1lnni,ary 1st,
11117, for Ilse sn1n11 seen of arty (en's.
And in that t' • thaws' taking advent -
age of the offer will Merlin' at I,'net, elk
of the a plele glories, not remitting
the many other int.reoting features,
of The Family Il.rnld and their own
hr's) piper. To preened rr',ulets of
The Miguel we offer The h'anaily Her-
ald fon' HHo' bnlanee of the year iter
only f e r t y rents. Muhteriptionm
ml td be sent to The Mignal oftlee.
New life for n natter. Miller,.
Compound Iron Pill.. For male by
Jtw. Wilaln.
"i will now ming hod 'one roars
+wing," said the 'modelle whom per-
f.rntneee hid 'severely trier' the
petlenr-P of the tnngmny, "end then
will go hoose," "Forgive Ane," replied
the hostess, "do you lay partirllar
stremm on the order of your program r
Te
"is good tea"
Use a package and you will not be satided
with any other teal
Prices -25, 30, 35, 4o, 5o and 6o cts. per Ib. in lead packets
T. H. laSTABROOKS. ST. JOHN. N. B. WINNIPaa.
TORONTO, • Skew ST., a.
Parnsai 's
Broad
Mot. h marlleary, ..able
ems meth. (1s wif. to
lace .upseler sad mon
wbui.soa,e 14.5.4. w
out lily of the trouble and
worry baking day ova..
.toad her sootier.
Md It Was less Teas is 1.1e.
P. T Dh:AN
YOUR POPULAR tlROCti R. AGENT
Coal ! Coal !
Very Low Prices
for Coal for
Next Year's Supply
For Cash
All orders filed by June 20th will be
filled for $6.50 per ton ---best coal.
ROBERT ELLIOTT
'Phone 70
1
Bargain Day in
Newspaperdom
Al' about this time every year the city
newspapers pot on some " bargain
(lay " offers, for the balance of the year.
Persons who wouhl like to hare a city
newspaper for the remaining port ion of the
year, along.with The Signal, should select
one from the following list of sp?cial otters.
These offers are good only for new
SI1118C1'1 hCTS.
Special Offers
THE SIGNAL and
THE MONTREAL FAMILY HERALD
and WEEKLY STAR
to January 1st, 1907, only 50 cents.
THE SIGNAL and
THE TORONTO WEEKLY GLOBE
to January ittt, 1907, only 30 cents.
THE SIGNAL and
THS TORONTO WEEKLY •
MAiL AND EMPIRE
to January 1st. 1907, only 50 cents.
THE SiGNAL and
THE TORONTO WEEKLY GLOBE
to January ist, 1908 (almost eighteen
months), for the two papers only $2.00•
S('nd `our order nt once, sn as to get fhb'
whole benefit of the offer. Address
Vanalter & Robertson
THE SIGNAL. I200F_RJCH, ONT.
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