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THE PORT OF
MISSING MEN
By MEREDITH ATICHOLSON,
Author of "The Nesse of a Thousand Candles"
THE SIGNAL : GOT)ERICH. ONT
SEALED LEAD PACKETS ONLY
The native purity and garden freshness ,of
C(1PY SIGHT. 1907. BY THE $OaBS••MERRILL COMPANY
"And now • : rat m�t
ragc, "i ammo
rse !hate,( ata not In the habit of talk.
!Ig 8o mueh about my ell -and If you
wUl overlook-tht, offense I promise not
tee bore you again "
' "1 have here iiderosttd," remarked
Dick. "And." h' added, "I cannot do
leviathan thank yell, air. Ariuttage.".
Armilltge tleg:ul tailing of the Amer.
Iran army -Its strength ;nal weak-
tw+tm!s--with an intimate kuouledge
'that greatly surprised and interested
the young officer. and when tory Eeep_
srnted•tirewt•nfly it was with a ebrioiis
mlxtajc of liking and mystification
that Claiborne r.-iewed their talk:
The mitt (lay brought ,heavy weath-
er, etld only 'hardened nen goer`, were
abroad.. Armitage. hrnaktasting late.
was not satislied that he hail acted
wisely 111 RIS•:.kin, to •('aptairt Clai-
borne; but ho hail. at any rate,•easert
In soni,' degree his own cogsclence.
and he had ever 1 t of im
sit that he could of Shirley eta , , ne
derine Iheat• dan' of their fellow voy-
tll;Ine.
tloo," he said quietly. "Ormsby, the
i Attberiten painter --the man who did
the 'nigh Tide at Gettysbnrg'-ls an
aegoalntanee of rano"
i "Oh "'
• It was nrmshZ's painting that had
t particularly captivated Shirley. She
hnd returned to ,it day after day, and
the thought that Arniteee heti taken
edvnnthre of her deep intermit In Pick-
etYe charging gray line was armoring,
and she nitrllpttt ehanfled the *uhject.
1 Shirley hail speculated mne.h as to
the meaning• of Armftage's remark et
1 the carriage tinor In Geneve -that he
ezpeeted the slayer of the old Austrian
prime intn.ster to pass that w-sy..trinl-
tage hid not referred to ttie prime In
`ane way to his talks wbh her on the
King J' (ward. Their convprsat era
hart-hrewt plietivrltt'ntnify Il' a ftgbtand
frit olous k, v, or,' :7 nue were disfioseti
r., he seri“u:.v, t;,,• ,,!!ter respundcd Iii u
hole of It•, il>
is preserved by the use of seated lead packets.
ti.Chit was pas¢teg near.
,• n ro kit sitrllnls-tluit_
l` •• parley between._
;,.1 !tight-,Jnterested
1411euty It seemed
- ChaPtPr VII P. t 7)l tleseendiel and
flue tate deck
.. ,._...•"we.r•see•-. ep • .r , ti,.. \Irnitete--Rei wit. '
1111. U ti•1. nt t'6. •' . in a . motile t7. -
who hind
•t'•dsinbna ev. Ic , ,
11.1 I eriis' said
-li,t r •.tt int tip. 1
out there In. the w'eat
nnr 7)777!. i 1.•d i
itry. '
'trot.1
Beek U tell' tf ill' t ht It ul3 •••
l• li m, ttprrl a.
:yt ,nt., tne,hla if •
;: 7 i --re,-'7 i• . ir' ,.i and Yl.
-7 aid te: .,n,l :ii(r••fl.
over '.1 'I."- I ?;lutes as k � -t ;� . • r •
i' s��'�e1t(�c°L/1
choc ate confection of rich milk choco.1 fr,!sh shelled -walnuts. Simply
• ak
�iasite. I and j� pound cakes.
rpm-C/WAN`C�,:'LiMIYCDTORONTO
Shirley.
"It was very strange. Why. the deck
of the Klug )r:dtvard la the,anfeylt place
Lt the world. but it'a something to
have bad bold of a sea serpent or a
pirate!, I hope you will forgive me for
brinring you into such an encounter.
but if you hadn't caught his cloak" -
Armitage was uncomfortable and
noxious to allay her fears. The lucl
dent Was by no means trivial. as he
knew. Passengers on the grt'At trans-
atlantic steamers are anfel;narded by
every possible means. and the fact that
he Clad been attacked In the fete min
utes that the deck lights had leen not
of order pointed to an espionage that
was both close and daring. Ile %vaas
greatly surprised and more shekel'
than he wished Shirley to believe. The
thing was disquieting enough. an 1 it
could not but Impress her strangely
that he. of all the persons on bte,rtl
should have been the-objeet of so en,
usual an assault, Ile was In Mt Ala
agreeable plight of hnving subjected
her to danger. and as they entered th •
brilliant spoon he freed himself of Ibt
ulster with Its telltale gush nna scnt••ht
to-.wlnituize'her, imprestioe of the In
(•!dent.
-Shirley did not refer to the ui..1 t••
again. but resolved 10 hey!. 111
counsel. She felt that tory ,roe
trrnd,l iieeept lite otle ch111e1. ton 11,1,U
'sand of striking down an enemy on 1.
steamer dist..itlt1't 14. :l iim:it...1 b
very bitter hatred.. She .:new that 1•
peak of the affair to tier tattier nr
arother •would be to alarm them and
prej !dice them -
against .1 oh II
moi+ Baking triumphs are every-
day occurrences with Purity
flour.
Highest grade in the world.
Home - made bread
awarded first prize
at the National
Exhibition. Toronto, was
made from Purity flour
WaST/MI CANADA FLOUR MS Co.. LID,
Mills at Winnipeg,,
Goder.ch, Brandon
MONEY SAVED ON •
Clark's Pork and Beans
7_
If children had the choosing
CLARK'S PORK AND BEANS
would be on the bill of fare ofte
Children like CLARK'S p
AND BEAxs "because they
taste so good."
%rmlrnge,
whom! her
eratleast hail ea-
tertalu •dtkutbt,.
And It Is not re
1 1
assuring a1 to ;r ,
1(919 of plena '
little or rattler,
J>L.J.iloaiss- tli.lt
he is tarn 'rd
Lt• secret t,:e
' hi4
7 :mat.I i
r I ,.t•
•
BLACK KNIGHT
STo\/E POLISH
book bow much! .ick Knight" Stove.
Polish you get for loc.-
ne our xtln �g, ;utile tint- of Bite
1 1t the -t be :1.' 5-3-.1 w int ttatet) or
a
1.1
- " a' tin, • rr ,--hut a
big, .•.., (' !IIsi is
t . ' i, carting.
•hest
1 •Frit' ftie he.tr fn.
'71
• I. . I r.! 97 7,.
n'{1• i,.... ..i,• n.,, dee,.
r
I t114'.,
. 4164=w f.
c.
1'•.lis
cult •i n•' d hr.
held nf¢ht. rw•s.u,pe h7 -TI.
. 777th its -reamed ltkir
sides
.ltintt• Ize eomrtli
Chnl",Rao e ' rt; day
Intimacy of ship life a
born.• friend this y ntnnh nn Into
eagle f••tl:er. ' .7 gv'Claiborne is, n
esery oho kir It/ the 11•.4 nod
Aoi'i, - ,, of %is time -in. diplomat
also 1y. '177,1 ,'lyse they wer,•, tngetb
•.
A tvtllrrt 1. t ;,!heli tophi r .77811 w
well rale ali.,J tn,nw`nken the. phi let
• yer's I
Nbt ey and' .trtnttegr lniked t* 17(vt`
pie riff o7) x.77'leeirlh-nL.i•t•rrelliln
11 rr the sari Shirley's etalli�ta ,,atil
le
ere to thegta-es inti•r*•atieg, het eh
vena Intermit! In The n•'irld's lnrser n
fairs, tis ?senna, the Inn.+ t,•r ,.f •
inn w1tn,.wn i • an authority. In anrt
matters, nal fnnn.l 11 'pleasant to ills
Cort-tlirrn web armltegr_ - lle� tntt the
poetic g1111.7y to her.' it W87* tate
vetiIch had first :Impaled to. turn. hu
he did net kw.* that s-nnetltln'r
.,mof t1
*P'tort in Irltneelf d her. it
was etioi!ch for those tlnept thnt he
was .rourtrrnra amt amusing nn{1 gn!ncd-
a trifle in,her a}ns frmn the far !77111
o7f lett
of rill 1110 '
rile pleasant e„ -
llttion ettii 4...,,„•i:.•
,
r • t. r t l! ,•t•.
tlirl_,,,•
at arm
tdi ylkuit;E', i
We
'Well
Paretts value them
becadse they taste good,
nourishing and won
crfully :economical,
CLARK'S BEANS baked
and ready for .the table
. • . t
• •
•
•
• K i cost less than the beans alone if
R
kiA fr•' • i dicers.. tem:t't . and was pole-:
• hriT' hlf i4i'1f tar tti ;they nttrulpt Whent.'• �LirJet s'tdz,%ri h , iit•tti. A., Lr thew
' hark n fold of h{s clna;e still lay In
Shirk.e's ;crisp, tied she gave n sharp
little cit• ns the titin', with 1 (mitt ' Jerk, relonsed the oars!: and slipped
away into.the*hndows. A ptnment
f` later the lights were restored, and she.
.taw Armitage resnrrlIng ruefully' a
' long slit in the left arm of his mater.
"Are yon • htirt? What has hap-
, pened?"'st.detrtnnded.
' mit mast Nam been 1 tsps ant
prpre,"
In hemast
Innghing.
1n1IriM "e The- (ltv`k ()Meer recanted 1?sern-t'urJ-
oosty ns they blinked In the glare of
a
Aceltad-.gI- to tteidsle fewlegrrfrtft,I }
Then rams the evening of the fifth
Any. 'rte-- were taking a tarn after
dinner en the li;:land deck. The spring
stars hank Oalnt nim fnr th eagle thinelMetlrl 'mutt' 'the Wind- wens )(ern from
the Snit. /t�. few passer! !ora w'er'e not.
The clerk *MivnM, !yen. shout rather.
fig nli tIIgs'1n, (tarns far the night
'Tithe oughtn't lie k
e rirnried at all
\ at ern. so flat peepwan feel them-
(Mlvrs getting old 'might sill forth Into.
"the deep :nal defy the .ltd man with
the hourglass,"
"1 711:0 the hien. Stich peopte coni]
Leen ,,p tishers--perrnntit•ntry and grow
very telae from Nn much hrnln foal"
"'fled• wouldn't eat, Mr. Armitage.
Rrnhi f 1 forsooth' yon ,talk like n
breakfast 1 n,l7crttsemets. My Men
-mine. plea n e - I. fru stun fnrtw-
nale people t call • pretty little honte
with orange tl ted ' 11* and pick up
lest dream*. 1 t o t of that In n
preth' t e'm onef.--
'"rime se, -t lett-tn p tgr 11 7lt wanes
f
Iron rd a dream 1
")hit out here In m' rxmnn !Hite
hoot with Intern sells tb]p' have
ronc17 show And drenms ssifi> . , ver
-tJj idea Is isret7y, And , c
your itengiestlnn. hitt 1 thou • it your
fancy 117 1 mono' militant. No , for
rlai'ifrle. one lien battle Net nrefl.
' he
RAM "Thar Was n trtnnlefrni
tion 'of mllitnry and bottle plrtn
oboe it in 7'871* .net winter."
She half t'.lih.lr-w her ly".ind trine his
artu rid lathed nw•1y. The' era 'mode
„ did not filially sement, for the senilen
color in her°cheeks. She'h'•4 sera Ar
mitnee in esti*--in mitre. nt itsv npern-
ihntltn7 et the great •p7thll,lthin ot'Ihr
wand f:Smits bottle -plot Tres, yet nn
idoohl •'117 he 11311 79777 her, and *h,.
rem- I, „d wllh Instant rn7eInn:a
netts I7,e hones of n't
h1arptlon she heti
resent le -fere these efl11i ge,.
"1 was In Paris dlirlefc Thi' vthlbl
you'cookthem yourself.
YOUR GROCRR WILL SUPPLY YOU
6c.,10c.,124c. s tin
CLARK'S " CHATEAU„ BRAND
5c.. Ilk., 15c. asi 20c.'s tin
WM. CLARK, -- Montreal
Manufacturer of MIt h•Orado
Food 8peoh•Itlee 5.71• so
filair.6 Each Animal Wei°._.
25% Over Its Cos
Cnzjof•aCent a Day
\ ret of stn..k7. -
y n .: Increasing the .,,,,t ..i n :s ewe ro.,r.J- i,,,.. .
' frim r un8:own•77Nr1*7* o pr�umpet s. and !'.ger.
When you trod 'stock food- to your erns. horse. !trine eq;
. ,re tptrefy.feed,:ng them what -you are growsna on your owr.t '-
Your amm.ita do need not !hare fess]: but . s methttte lip h
• he 5177( Pn• •
-
out of, the feed You stye 'them so ty c • 1
1 yc{{r round: alsolo preventd,seise. cure disraee ..
' it•ct p7hie cond,nnn. No " r.,-
7k fund- sari .10 .
1 , i AL PURPLE ,TUCK SPECIFIC carranatdoes
Noi a "Stock Food" Slit :'Condiiio,;;,,
roc KSPhLIFICcoo: :rap.nnstain. a•irfar*1rernd4•ta t::..:
'Alive pounds per sot0 - I
Milk richer nJ a,da '"r t v •lviiinE my other
has ho... .
•t , 1 • ROYAL PURPLE tksk Li Tat ro.7n any tirhrr thist.h•�7 I
'V •t.,r • is ;u ten weeks.ah a; l g,r at sot Weeks old as theY.w,,uiJ a a ..
r,n R ErsTOCK skarIC
m rcall builds ,, run-down 7wn ',limal.andand rap
try, rsematt: says:,a' c ,av worms. ,kind,,,,,,, PURand.] h t 1,.
ra=t,`, n of The P.l. ins have us,•f ROYAL PURPLE. -STV:-Isar F
' • i , y f• Tteri,' =f incaset esters.' of any pau.ren n- •nth • • . -
h ,- l . h.1ve brother
Mien feed 1 winner of i.ed us o r hr) . , ,
., ,1 .t year a can't thea tett s, nee 1 eor. mencasl using ltr-y ,
ao, and ] will always have it in mYetables.'•
.4 Iowa arm shoe high above hits bead
and descended swift*•
Batt and asked whether anything was
wrong. Armitage turned the matter
off.
"1 gnaw* it wns a nett serpent," he
Paid. "it bit a hole 1n my natter, for
whish I nth not gratefnL" Then in a
lower tone to Shirley: "That was sem
thinly n strange, rpceeding. I am sor-
ry you were ate ed. and I am under
grent,wt yon. Miss Ciai-
borne. Why, you ncirenily palled the
fellow sways"
"Oh, no," abs retnen('d llghtty, lint
still breathing hard; "It was the In -
'flirt of self prrwert Ilion. I was nn-
teady on my feet for a moment rind
*apght aomethtng to take hnld.of. That
ptrlte Was the nen Met thing, and 1
eaug tam of his clank. I'm sure it
was a Cloak. and that makes me Pure
he was a human villain of Nome sort
Ile didn't feel in the twat like a pert
serpent Ent sots, one tried to indite'
you It 1s no jesting matter --
"SOMI. 'unsafe eReni,H frnrn the steer-
age probably. I Rho!! report :t to the
etnemit,"
"Yes; It Mxtohl hl' reporter linin
frell
'- l .10 tram r o e
Children's Skin Troubles, Cuts, Etc. a
Fvn.y healthy child gets thrni, and
every- mother hits to !'put something
on." Whet to YOU put on?
When you put an ointment on to a
child's skin it gets into the blood
through the pores just as surely as if'
you put it into the child's stomach.
Didyou ever think of that'? How im-
portant, therefore, that the salve or
balm should be pure t
Zam-tisk is absolutely pare; tfnntaias no
animal fat ; no mineral coloring .matter ; no
acid astringents; no ttnrning antiseptics -yet
it is antiseptic I It in purely herbal, and
thee meets all the needs of the akin in thele
superior and all-powerful way in which nature
alone Provide*.
Children like Zam-Rnk hest beeeuse al 10011
as applied it scope the pain and the smarting
of the injury or sure plea.'. Healing than este
in immediately.
�u Daranien sins stoar, 604
, •. a:ul Cre
ti
bullet head, :
e 7
taretndte, Rtu:iil ryes"- .
`"That will (1n," raid .lrrtitt.'tr.• •. t i I
!Ant; at the 'case whit which he i I�• .u- - `!i
•
1
flirt the ;attn.
"Yon lrn,lrrctr nil that It is w hull-. r..
regular for tl to let such a mailer p . s
without acting," - said the pur;.er.
would serve no purpose nit I
might do harm. I :will take the re.
aponglb7iify,"
.
Anil - Joh*-- Artnftsge foade .a Minnie
random in his notebook: - '
"7.mnl -; travels as Peter I,ndo-
vle."
1
CONTAINS
vtoi.fiNy0 OILoRFAT
NON ANY MINERAL J�
zotot..
tem taw a nsr rrrryn.7
Didn't Know Her Place,
Mistress -"Why did you leave your
last piece?"
e New 'Cook -"Th' misers was getting
too independent," Brooklyn 1.if •
Tombstone Humor.
Somewhat unfortunate is the word-
ing of an inscription over the glue . 1
a misainnary who was aceldpm-•IIy
shot in India. it reads : -"Help lies
the Rev. A. H. __.--. for tnany years
missionary in the R -district. He Was
accidentally allot by his native sere,
ant. Well done thou good and faith-
ful servant."
oval Purpk..
STOCK( AND POULTRY SPEC;, -L,5
7 Mc. Packageei ROYAL PURPLE STOCK SPECIFIC veil hist one animal ec-:'er'}
..•
• ,.!1. ts,a G:Ur over twtsthrrds ora cent • da
r 7,>rt: y drys and are Riven three times a Ja .Nott at.xk fords in aft ' cent pp3. fF.
im7 nh•atnnc_:,d, egiventhre•t ay• ROYAL PURPLR STOCKSPFC F•C
,: Y,r th cewt Pae1 . w•a17aa 21Mldaya gg *9f.11► n rnittntni6II lhaf-'iT7w' 2..,
`` It 7s qn a will Maly !ROYAL PURPLE was ihcrea. :hc ca`
. i n tor f,!r7s1; assiafing nature toil' R y quick fattener, strmulatina the .,r 1 !rte anti,''," ,
- Jt will save man atest andtuen feed tnttn ^esh, As him fart t 7s 1 er.r-
y tomes its costae veterinary' hilts. ROYAL PURPLE I:`5 7)LTkYLFht.i-
t• t is ourether specific for poultry.
s .a da •s, or a pail coStin n' not for stock- One 10 cent pxkale wilt fou t, ne
rmiterial for only three qttittmre�s, the wilt Wit ttItema es tillnrrlttaaaymip t, achins" is opputmof time'.
' ,incises and
Ae of rROYAL.epURPLti STOCK tS�PECIFIC 7)r POULTRY SPLC..- -
..ser
.uarontarJ.
du+t use ROYAL PURPLE _}n
f8,"9 77 in the same condition: alterocomparings temanitts synod. will sayROYAt.tlae r.,.. '
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r
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