The Signal, 1910-3-3, Page 6a THURSDAY. MARCH 1, 1010
MORE
-PINK
CURES
Is
if
it
Added to the Long List due
to This Famous Remedy'.
Oiastforti Stat inn. Out.-" 1 have taken
LydittE.Pi itham's
Vegetable Cote
pound for yyr,
dote never fouh
any medicine :
compare w'ittk t.
had ulcrs and T.
ing of the uterus
and doctors did me
nu good. I suffered
dreadfully twill 1
began taking your
•wt•dtebie, It 'has
also helped other
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THE SIGNAL! GODERICH ONTARIO
THE PORT OF
MISSTNG MEN
By MEREDITH JNICHOLSOIt. a
Author o1 -The Howes tl/ a 'f'Ife•gland
Candles"
TitE 1l0111SsMERRILL COMPANY
(UPY RI(.t1 T. 1907.
"ruts is AMt:att'.\. R. ARMtr.ue." •
1' It 1 N l:, planting green
and gold bauuurw yR old
Virginia battlefields,
erusstd the Polomac and
e_rupied \Vashwgton.
t;klrley t'laiborue
Ile Withered his te.us un.I tlrety up
his horse, Ilftiva_Itls hay with a perfect
gesture: • j
"There .are saddler blows than lost i..
one's sovereign, -aindeluolselle!" nue e
shook his flared head mournfully and
rode back to flnd.bls friend.
She "ought now her ,favorite bridle
un
petits. at' her heart ivns•llght with
'the swie•teess and Treace' of the spring
I as` she • heart( the rush aud itplarih of
the creek. saw the flush of tviii s and
felt the my pry of awakened lite
1 throbi.inl; nbdttit her. The heart of a
- girl lu sglriug•ln the holes of drenuu.
I __a_.1 for h..r *iiia RIU tock forth to f,.rtTw•ed with
and Shirley heart ov
Ci Atte Illanford Station, Ontario. greet the %templet -0e The afternoon
Ietve recommended lt."- 11ENItl"
(Jar -diner. m0.—" 1 %%As a• great glut- Was teen and sunny. and she had to
fel cr frout'a female disease. The doe- impatiently from al tea to \t Well
torr slid 1' would lave ter go to the she was e-t,wtnittest,, to seek the,epen.
ho-Pila' loran operation, but Lydia E. •The cafe of the untdww girds sand In
l'inkhatu'redVegetableleCompoundrntf cum- her bleep. ,1►nittdlls :end crocuses 11It-
to
16
ger neon
tet .
• e sear
• me v ;torches
ret 1 I d • 1u -end.
• Hn
!ley
t .,7 else
'rl oi\
INIs. � A.►tlt.l.ttM .lis F. 11. \u. 14, tel ) 1
,x •:ird: Shp had Plotted
Do[ 'Ni, Gardiner, Maine.'from. ecpry'
Because your lease is :t difficult one, a spray of arbutus to the Iapel,of her
do, tors laving done you no good, do tap ridiri0 milt. It spoke to her of
noten}itinue to suffer without giving the blue horizons of the Virginia• 11111e..
-
them until herr putise thrilled anti tang
in geIekening eadetieee.
The groom marveled at tete sadden
eauges of :gait the .•tilops that feel
abruptly to . hall: with the alterna-
litvis of• mood 111 •the sclN'a heart, the
ed
7�pTtst m
I I,nses titat w trkr.l 1t mow
4t,
t . 1 1
'Lune c .
N 1 g
rf :ell. ill
as she '
.•nrviegAelult Ur J h':1;: :'• of the'mod
li ale e`t'te•l: that sent t , Ity' or
w'hittty into tett ii "•;; ti It e w
�,# iia-k-I'iltYhatn r Vegetable ----- - The J'I+ut1a buds is the ops. s hover 41 the e.hatio s.! t if
y t uta t
panel a that it sturdy has cured
like a Ii,i t he the treetops. TowerbiC crept thruu_h t!tt I':tr•+ r \ t r
tnsuy'',t.ii?sof female ills, stfch as alt- over ail. the h,enrnpnetld.. frit' obi Its
tt.rtunation honors.
irregularities.,
ritelae eriodi,, climbed to th.• bice ar, b and brought
tib old tumors. irreatdaritiietr, perk>'Itc
t:asati/T'iekaelte•, that hearing -town it nearer earth q'r..hlneton. the een-
ettli,t4, itldige,tirnn,.iliyzinens, and tier- ter of man's 114pe' is also• in spring the
van, prostration: It ousts but a trine capital of the l ii.1 of heart's desire.
.to try it, and the rentals worth nail. 1 . With a groom '1r:0:M4 after her. lath'
lions 1 . rilany_s,Utrrintr women. ley role toward ,hock creek -that rip-
' It y'•irt want s pe•cial :advice write piing. ,nurtunrin,. Pinging trifle reef -W$.
helpful.
.Mass. ter that laugh er day and night at the
i� i rev and always hhul. I margin of the beautiful city, as though
• politics and stutesnrtnshlp . were the
T - -- - hugest joke'in the world- The dog 00
Heard lit the Hub. the Austro llwu_:,riarl embassy hoax.
• And bow old air you, little girl i" atTnnTrnit Tali:1111mm% of .nutrotilg'
fluttered from the entire trout of the'
house. Shirley lints!' her eyes gravely
IS she passed. .Ileithoughts 114,'.v at
once to the scene at the house, of the
eeeretart' of'stat> n vier`1:-1)(4ore.. when
Bar
death of his tewereltrn. and by assmcid
tlon she tbouetit. tree. of ,Atmita¢e nod
of his look and voice as he saki: .
"Long licit' the emperor .and king!
God nave. AuStrin:"
Eniperorti and Oasts! They were as
b nposuible today as a snowstorm. The
crave amhaiwn,lors an. rhes apni•aree at
. And 110w is it you are out walking
without your mamma
• 'Oh, glow i la doesn't go, in for exer-
,cise. Really; we have very ljtLIJ in
yetionun."
II You
rive a (mgt.
time Isar, Tn.tale%
Sty. 1.•.1 1'trs�
A Mssiso. T. pw� CN
t•ii:, Clark, ;;upt.Grace l
1.d::7.'i'un,uttt• tvti'es the: ha
t .1•(1 it c•itit t' hest rt•;u1ts.
00 /etaea.
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fHE-obiect of all expert .
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make a pure white loaf
And this object is attained
by the ,use of,
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Panty is a hard -wheat
flour of decidedly superior
whiteness. It bakes into a
pure white loaf. So. yc
see, to get the really beauti
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Mn1(1
Western (.o,1.'hew M.11. Ce . Led.
M Ms .t Wtnn-nett. br.nden. G,.4.. &
"Nora Broad_
and bettor
..ber -
had hurried home , e:•' :, pp the (ht.: ":
floe spring del.' tau ehe fEu t 1 fin
reluctant to kat( and pre i
h.•r 'li, 7,r w'itl7 t1 • •ten e l „t I,..•
nihctlt \ al . plot 'testa t u• -:. a .. 1:1 :.
place that - %1I4 ! ;i u: i1 1t' wild .\6out
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orod 'Liver Oil and Tonic Iron, without oil or grease,
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We return your money without question if Vinol
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greet Wit IiTh eren rur--41mes,. weartllc
their imeorntiops. ett:ay'4' struck her as
beltig p7771ieuiatl; diet ingi k'hed. It
just now- oeeurred to her that they.
were nil linked to the crown and scep-
ter, but she illamla.eet the whole mat- ber lays narrow strip yvett�
ter nod hawed to two dark, Indies In a _fere: and beyond the wade park
molting victoria Leith the- quick little rend would at the foot of u steep
hoddhind bbright . smile that . were the wooded cliff. 'rhe place was pet•fibctly
same fortliesi titled metitbets of. the quiet save for the spl;Ish and babble of
Spanish nmleissa log's household as for the creek.
the yonug daughters of a western nen- Several minutes pas -•ed• Once :e
rotor, who' democratically waved their heard her g:•en,m sp..ak too t1 • 1: ,r .
t I
hands. to her !runt a doorstep.
Armitage came again to her tnlnd.
ile had calked at the eiathor a house
twice since the sooretnry's ball, and else
had Lore surpr)si.d to find how folly
she nteepted hila as an American now
that j e was ou her own soli: tie de -
Wed. too, a certain stability from the
fact that the Sanderson. knew him;
he was, indeed, :10 entirely different
person situp the Montana senator def-
initely connected him with an Amer -
lean Inndsl
enpe. She had kept her ow
counsel touching the sell( on ttherdatt
!leek of the Klug Iiloard, but it was
Ha
not a big lightly to la: forgotten She
was half angry. 14 iter herself this atel-
lo,r
w afternon'u>• find how persistently
Arian tee. came Inti: her thoughts and
how the knife thrust on the steatner
deck kept reeurrinS in her mind and
quickening her atyinputhy for n Matt
ref seleen she knety se Utile, and she
touched her horse impatiently with the
and rode e Into the pork ata gait
d the grsntu b, A(h ill700.
the road Chnuvenet and
swung hits viewr-
et Chauvenet•
Ide her.
ids
"There art gush,, Moira thin
tint's aort•rciyn.-
of
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that r.
At n lent
Frauzel. the 1117
tit:muted, and ns the
;trinnet arts horse and rode
" tit, 'these American airs'
1.1...X. -Is it root good to be alive, SI
L• I:t l: s 11110?"
"II Is 1111 of that!" she replied. it
seemed to her that the dal' had not
needed C;aiuvenet'a praise.
"I 11:111 holed to see you Inter at the
(Vnlllegfost} tea." tie continued.
"Nb tette for met' on a day like this!
I'be� tho,ngbt of being Indoors is trngle."
She wi+bed that be would leave her,
for !the hnd ridden out into the spring
•mnshtne to be alone. Ile somehow'.
did not appear to advantage In his
riling coat=Nle belongings were' too
perfect. She `had really enjoyed his
:t, - t bid MIK Here. ord there
abrru,t, het she was 111 no mood for
' lii,n naw. and she wondered whnt lie
Imd host by the transfer to America.
Ile ran on drily In French. spenking
.rf the rash of great and small social
ABA1111,01.0 marked the end of the men -
eon.
'•('nor Prance' is lndee'i Write. 11r
is inking the elcnth of Johann \\'Ilheln,
.1n1tc hart. But hers In Amrrlca the
Tenth of nn emperor seems less Im-
p;tnrtent A king or a pennant, what
.k.(a It tnattet?"
"Better oak the robin In yowler hod-
,ling chestnut tree. mmtsienr. '}'his is
not nn hour for lints questlnns"'
"Ah, you Are very erne!! You drive
I me bnek to poor, melancholy Frenzel.
{ who 1m Indeed n funeral In himself "
•'That Is very sled, monsieur," rind
she smiled nt him with,misehk•f In her
(yea. "My heart Roos otic to any one
who le left to mourn -alone."
though she email r of ee ,u..
charm of the Ways. bt•tdher.'Y ,. trsi .,
her eves from t'1 • t:•11 hli.:: 5 sq... t,
fore 'h n:• ` Oft tbruugu t:
maple .son_'" T!:nn ••.e Bret. _I" '
wittily and clasped her riding, trop
ti zL;t:,: Some one had paused at the
farther title of the maple brake and.
disulnnuttel. n site had. fur a more its-
Innate
8,I mate 010)07 10..411 a' the penile. It was
John Armitage. tit -la: 47.4 rifling (root
Idly with his crop he leaned against
a tree nhd viewed the miniature valley:
ale was a little I.etow her, w that
site saw him quite distinctly and
caught n glimpse of his horse pawing.
with nrt'•l'ed tent., In. the' bridle path
behind him. She had no wish to meet ,
him there and turned to steal hack to
ber hirer. when h 'movement to the
maples below caught her eye. She
ptatimed, fascinated and alarmed by the
cautions stir of the uudergrow (0.
The air was perfectly quiet; the d1s
turt,11nee w'BIS not catts,d by the wind.
BEANS AND BOY
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are so good
that they are always
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that they save yon money to
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other
'c'' - t�►
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ing that
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'!alitistrengtli
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...1 for the gnus- ,
, ng boys acid giro•,
anti grown wen
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• • They ase so well
• • known and generally
• ncretpted as the I•est m a.le•
that theresian pleasure 111
ti.Ving to guests...,_
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THAN EVER—
Thr ,lark form rnm and poised toe o
' +pri►W
Then the head and shoulders of It man
were disclosed as he crouched on
hands nnd knees, watching Armitage.
1114 small head and beg body as he
crept forwnrd suggested to Shirley
mottle fantastic monster of legend, and
her heart hest fast with terror as a
knife daubed In his hand. Ile Moved
more rapidly toward the silent figure
t,y the tree, and atilt Shirley watched
wide eyed, her figure tense and trent-
hting, the hand that held the crop half
raised to her lips, while the dark form
rase and poised for a spring.
tTo be code muesli
Y ou enjoyed a package six months age.
They were delicious. But much more nab
to -day. improvement Inrp r,ces=s and materials has
resulted in eater crlapnerr, finer flavor, a lure
ft"*"_- They are superi_r to all. drove it.
Maks a toot. Try them now.
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