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THE PORT OF
MISSING MEN
By METEDITH' JYICHOLSOJV.
Author of "Thr Hous of a Thousand Candles"
COPYRIGHT. IU07. BY THE BOBBS-M 1. 1tit11L COMPANY
1•.41,1 tt Ilea We -lave young Arm$.
lui;e"- the Julie 'wenn.
"'rho' we shall know• the truth."
"Put suppose- suppose"=uud JUdga
Claiborne glanced' at 'the door -"sup-
pose Charles. Louis: emperor -king ot
.\ustrla-Iluugary, should die -tonight-
tAawrruw
"Nie will dasua:it nothing of the..
laud," ejaculated the uwbussador
1'diurpty. -It le Iupuasible." Then to
1;itpiailt Claiborne: "You must pardon
melt 1 t!.) not explain further. 1 wish
tit find .\rnitage. It is ut the greatest
imottrtai:ee. 11 would not aid you It's
tut.1 you why 1 must see and tuck- with
t,i,.t "
\:l,1 as tbougn to escape from the
tL.:.;; or which his eounst•i had hit
Iiuusl tun Mash. t took his departuCe
.41 ulr!e. _----
Shirley
'
Shirley Met l er-b uthcr ou the ve-
randa-. urrl'•al had been unber-
tlJc '. , t J she was frankly astonished
as liitU -- =-
"Well. Captain Claiborne. you aro a
taau of •inyater7. You will undoubted-
ry be court reartfated for deserting -
and utter :l•lon;; heave tow."
"I our o4. duty, Don't forget that
you are the daughter qt'a diplomat"
I l' t doesn't follow necessari-
ly that 1 should to stupid."
"Vol' couldn't be that Shirley, dear."
"Thant: you. captain"
Tbe}� ,di8Neusiud faintly. matters for a
few minutes: then she said. with elab-
orate Irrelev::uce:
1Cet1, we must hope' that your ap-
pearance wilt cause no battles to be
fought in • mat garden. There was
enough fighting about here in of
times."
'fake besrt. Ilttle sister. 1 shall pro-
s -1 von Oh, ICs rather decentet V`
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ill
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nee
,
to -
1 In
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seen
the
upon
face.
h ers. and then her :Inger passed. and she
LuttAN, HA Rlot alt,
pilar). etc. Non to loud tet
-NorthSit . Uodsriah
cep. In. Seatunh ` urdkl
FAUN. K• C'..11Altt!t1a_.
cher. notary public.
Ucdrnch, third dour horde
ROI T, HAYS & RCA ,K
barn Beton,. noWlea public V
:444.14 th - rue ('mart. etc. thrice. ev[ ,t
Moire. I r t'. A. calms grocery'
%.formed ' at Iewta rates of intermit
-w. pelt '.K.1;. h.. C. HAYM. U. V
IL
`tHAK 1 ARRO,.ot,c min• etc.. Bode
r, RI• T urney.
�h, iso I [Ni tet worst rates.
O. 'STUN. BARRIS' E
�1. .0L• nunt+sloosr. notary
public
uecss Ha .tre•rt _Oedcrlcb Oat.
INS CE, LOANS. ETL.
ticHl1. MUTUAL Filth: IN -
_
l 8 L' 11 : (' O. -h Item and lroleu•d
al -„err. ted. 4i� i�at*rth P.1) :
rpt rr
sec. -Tree... .l feMh lP. U.
Ch Trey..
1•t•e•.OeY• 1leoatorth • John
I4e. rs: l halo. neatvruu
1rodhrern : Jame Kvaun
watt d rI- a h''
'I' tile: it rin.i h.
co. Ilrala4e
,444.4. I1l'o.wA.fIN:
•I 4.1.' (aid...ve ded at
mato, or at LL IL •Cult's
reit uestterkb.
lop, S
gn•''t•rn', s,
_r
h,) tIII
Hie tcuterfall ltutuld.d dim') through r
l':. ,talo 'L: u.urur I " t dti'wt stnow that
Sh.1 this Gam` v
tt44s•n Mem'. :nal t ,- •el t J out know shut with-
-tins really move cough.. clot•�cold...
*44Cli,1 .,d 1144 11:tte1. t4 1.111 1•tillalllet1:-r came true."'he s id. whtrvn owe abroad ami
and vent into tiro 14.., 4x.y
•
behiuJ
thaw, pant no mystery or dangerous
task •.'(Mill henceforth lie between
them. Ile avulketl quite to the liriuk
ter the elninto autt laid his betel upon
the irot►.cshle from which swung the
bridge.
"I span %outs lw tree." he t:.ld, v.itu
u deep sigh. and looked across the star-
IIghted hills.
'Theo the eutdo under his hued vi-
brated slightly. At first her thoht It o
the night wind stealing ugt
vale and sora* ' iWtho bridge above the
r hear_-.L.rTtb., _ lith _still he felt the
tingle of the iron role in lila iluite. and
his hold tightened uud he bt'ut forwent
tqq listen. The w hole brill»e NOV.' 41141'- '
►ply shook with the pulsation of a step
---u•soft, furtive step. as of one cautious-
, ,.1 -a:.. >:nr.• f,, 1:tf. w•il Ah'o trttsiit+eK+Iu•
"I war 1 I .4 iy rupbll, u y
you bas.• I ••••:1 rl:,• .•u •rot • : :1': ,!'o' cautious -
[MI I lh,ortug The a t9u'' 101 the stair.
United St.lI'• • ;:41•.,4 t•, Mid \i1' .1" 111 t s
Arnitnge ) .1 •t l : .no4M' "I
any hell, 4
'•1'11.4 41'.•-:''1
You .don'1....,.
IYhat if' f:.:'
seeing this
•vlh, of ,'..�
they! 1 14. •• •'
Arn,i4: 1 ,•'•
told tie Chet
-.his erret. So
You bud r, l • r
dadec tonight.' t.' 'i` r•• '14
and to_spare"
••II\'heu I hull yl" .4. 1[.❑ Created '1'1.11 performs utu'Y reading mud
•'Yoil sa•a m I . ! ,' 1n :41.1 t!:"....i 'I A Itttk sig" or relief bn, a tn,tn 14.x[' unit-- ,itiA.rl:"tic ieµ'L� Jbxe x144 full
Le on (he I, '.1).-1^1' i The bridge stilt tiwa-}ted frluu her ; of4yt aJy ,toil -.1ys(e1 y.
"1 eha11 tui bill.t:.'.,• •n !'•i,•r weight. uud the cables, du:Mme.[ tike i I
•C..l Ilh'li to cuts. • .11'::.::'' i the wires of a harp. Near nt',baud • .-
041
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w:rs Ih, Ioaa I:❑ '1 "r 111{:11^' Hi
041144414 hl 4It• »T111i1 th',t-1j7j4"• 1_r. • the
bis voice that the passing fear:hod le
ft
•
1
light he dii.tlugui'yc,l a ecu uaa'y i;,
,tire add drew beet:. •t !tomo plank; In
anti .; she 1 u I.s G• OC).d.
bridge fluor rattled.
s
e1
I
it tied Itself. and he, Bear i tike
the ro•ks faintly far ts•1'•%
Wore stole s' welly ,m. •:::
fnrwnrd..w-1th a ct'.l 0i v.::It
111444, Mrd snatched away the 6 t'
rieade that 1134 Levu nni1e'1 across 11.. ' N otice the 1.1rignt
d t strike
'
a- 1)411 the lLrb,ut
Teeifu» ou his
ulna. i
%Chen le. lucked up his words of re amber color in the,
i tnake, that had waited only for the
j woman's security, died u.4 1.14 11ps. cup.
•'Shirley': he cried 1411 pt1t. forth
bath hands and lifted her to tiro
d
taste to have kept Sway from {o4.
6dlrIey• after all that fuss libout t
bogus baron."
"Which he wasn't" -
"Well, Sanderson says • ie cuuldn
have been. and the rogues' gullet,' pie
tures don't resemble our friend at Mk
"Ugh. don't speak of it:" And Shi
ley shrugged her shoulders. She nu
fered ber eyes to climb the slupea
the far hills. Then she looked steads
at her I,rutt)eyoumanlaughed
tattier told Liar
"What do y
♦on Marbot want with >Ir. John Ar
tee," she asked
"Guess agate!" exclaimed Dick h
rigidly. "IIL*''thaT heett the elude=
rent ot your concerwltiun? As 1 In
have said before ihiShirley. 0necti
you dleapp4lnt me.
ou see
unable to forget that fellow."
- a
ile paused.' grew very
bent (ureter.' In his wicker chair. .
"Have you seen John Armitage of
',saw' h1,11?" r n,�..
"Impertinent! 'low dare y'
"But. Shlrky, the question 1. fair
"Is it, Richard?" ,
"And 1 whit you to answer me."
"That's .tif.•rfnt." -
lie rose and look several .step'
ward her.. 14Ile.shssl nzablat the
Ing. w'It11 her hands behind her bac
••Shirley'. Yon are the !Lest gir
the world. but ynu.wolll.lu't do th
“This .11:444, Dirk'?" ) ' -
'You know what 1 mean 1 ask
ag:)in-have•you or hal. came e pan not
Armitege• slot* }'
to
S pringM't"
Ile spoke impatiently, his eyes
heA .'41.•44 of -color swept her
IVAIE KINDS'I't)
14. Ap•'ty to M. 4.. t' 4 M•
11.'41.:. I:,,n1 audhmr, .(fret U.derlch.
tl . It. KIa 1'1414".
IN:.
Fate (SDI..
Amigo'•'
Ara14 ,
j10";
INA:H NCE 8(1KNIT.
Henan. Cauadr:u, and
•.• It 14P1.01011M 1.1ANI1.'
,,.•Wrht mud litimmol N•
.•d. of London. knit.
..\r.4. Howls: The L.S.
.,,tel Ctiotim'•r•
roY.hrn-[ ruttier of Ch'
.nrut.. . Phonic I:1;
Chapter"+q
She began abruptlly. not \heedhlg his -
wunls. •
"You must Co uwuy at .puce. l came ,
1
to tell you 411.4 you cannot stay here
.Tut: entre 1:11,F: '1111.::711:.:: .
as . I: shill -1 to leucin» 14• (1m".
:)111 Armitage, half to
:dimwit and partly to
4)844.84'. "It is ant safe
to ivalt 114.1•11 lunger."
Ile Ioss."l 11 aul,y of
Hie -eue Freie Freese ou the table Its-.
ear, had been di:wa to the Baru•% to
explore -and brollgltt, isle) ort •1:4.14
from the. stablemen at the. 11,444', u'hat
Chuveuet 11:1n' Irlt the hotel. l resia %a-
bly for C:a1Fill8; ,uu It 4;.1.4., n1414'
1CrslNes4ay m\the 11,1•,1 a. ,'1.':41 April
'newer. you Were :a rl..er boy :l4)
Knew firm' illitir.'ten were to:J. 4014',\
have Iiiitie'l n4 Mrqre•, J•N•+. 'I' 40N
min be ani mot14`r \r\ Lr°ire 1 •t out
or t1N•-e Mts. I .4.0'`4.1 1 :!tiu'i Ilan!
of r.'i if a•.4I preferr0'l •.' 1 •
..1 1,..'1,`I.• I rant 111. ,:\t - ': '' 1
Sita. % . 1 ler .i Iiu1 i- And
Ilse ilt41.• Mail irl'(, ' 1••'' , - .•---
I OHN
1.1 and 4441 44'•
mutual and .4
ter. enw'ted
tall at om'•••.
et .edea •1.
lele 'hole .14
MAR
11:•IN:, L'FE, EIltr.
ranee. -Went for leading
pant.s4. insuraure in mil
plan. and at lowest rote,
N r..t street and NUM?
tAlUlk:. Uorlerich. Ont.
LICENSES
1%JAL'I'EK ELLY.
Wit UST.
MACE LICE\4k4•
I•ANE UER'ol+ MARR1.
t v . Amp; 11 odorlch. lots -
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SH
PARLOR
1)EDF()[ti)
L
-Thi. wel
00r1- - 1,41 mn+
hair,•a"1, g, el
^1,,111 41111
You.`{4Initiate
801:H3tt:l[, 1'ro
K 1*AKHERIHOP
n and popular stand
t service 414 rheri 1R
!.radius' hampoob/4 '4
o4 hand•• employed
be appreciated. H. H.
AR
CTURE
ARTHI'R J.
1.144T itnyae
1tr.Ider.rl•-44*alt
tall. and .1 ,rifle
and pond.•
nre.1.
tCLAY. MEDAL
110 Hrltlsh Architects
• Ooderlch. Plans, de-
repared for residences
c'orrespondenoe in -
was her usual goo) naturedself.
"Baron von Marled Is a charming
old gentleman. Isn't het"
"110'% n regular old brick." declared
Dick solemnly.
"it's a ghat privilege for a young
Mall like %•n11 to know hitt'. Dick
1. and
....
more we sh:1'1 1,.., • . , , ''.-•Iq!e
•
with tail 1.4.4.1 • " - .1, •1• r
Ila:t a•enliI9 to 1,.4 1'11 4 44.•• :;,•' •e Ile
.+:a • , ted we
sit 1nn111.4 I.•••;:r • 1,11:1 •
. . liken the; ...'• l 1.1 ill Hitl.t. AIM.(,.••:Ir. !';.ped care
.:hat 1 •.0
'rhe s.ddi''r dl tee:;rer to .%,mita
ho sat )r', in:4.- :, a 1.1.:4 041 the taldv
*l13 11411..4. •'•
"11 1 ,•!-.•1 '1 •:ie .:n '.rice. '!tering the
':.4t 4..r•.• hero. tl 1...y that •440..4 :1
c:, reit ox at the iie'gr 1'c 1 u•tn 'u
:1111 'L'r4.t coml•*fly. its New.
VIM. I :411, disabled. ;:n at'n.:e
!:e; b• 11:111,0 voa Marltnf. un
or :vie .ria llnnc•trv• and tell
11'41' ' "
Ile had panasl for a mntnl
though pondering his tconlri wI:Il\are.
Tired he laughed mai %teat on.
--"telt hint. Usea4, that there's a
sage In that satiety lox front a gentle-
11:411 who aright have Is•.'n
elsept stared at Armitage blankly.
'"that is the truth. sergeant. 'l'I•e
message, once in the good' barou's
hands, will undoubtedly give hits a se-
vere shock. You will do %veil t4 go to
bed. l shall tnke a walk before i turn
in." out nlone"
"You should not go
"Don't trouble about me. 1 shan't.g•t
far. 1 think we are safe until tw•o:.gen-.
tlemen have met In Washington. dis-
cussed
iscussed their nRalrs and come down
into the mountains again. "1'11,• large
brute we caught the other Hight Is uu•.
, e44g-0h1 watch_ near by. -but. he Is
harmless. Only a few 444744 more art
we s!::)tl perform a real service in the_
world. sergeant. 1 feel It in my bones."
IIe took Ills hat front n bench by the
door and went tint 111)014 the venlIa41a.
The Moen had already slipped down
behind the mountains. but the stars
trooper) brightly across the 'heavens.
Ile drank deep breaths of the cowl air
of the mo'ntain night and felt the
and woolnit tttm with Iia.-
pence. Ile returned for bss foo tk o cert
walked Into the w� Ile
the rood to the gate end then turned
toward the Port of Miseing Men. s Ile
had formed quite definite p
of
what he should do in certain emer-
gencies, and he felt a new strength its
h 1 a confidence
that he should
succeed- -I4.--
business that
had brought blm
into the hills.
At the nban-
doned bridge he
threw 'himself
down and gazed --
0R through n
narrow cut that
afforded a
glimpse of the.
Sprtnge. where
the electric
lights gleamed
ES one Iamp•
Shirley Clal•
[ie gazed off through borne was there
a narrow cut in the valley,
f her.
AUC
ERRING
THOMAS 0
B. and general
Btree, where he
ekes not ?tying
every effort
Phone S1.
Y, LIVE STOCK
eer. offices on South
Lound at all times
scut reasonable and
ve you sat&ata0Won
AUCTI ERINIJ.
All Aran( he• rare
lire stock 'ale.•
sale'. made enywh
and talk it o\ rr w
Geo,
Hamilton Street.
riv
to'h1ce pate talks with him a
goverube about subjects 071 deep
portnnee o Th.P=rrr»Qr is :1 soot
of a 111811 hl4n44441' d
"1 aril proud to be his sen. un
DIA. meeting ShIrley's eyes
ingIy •
Shirley was silent for nlln
while Dick whistled a few
ar
the latest waltz.-
••A captain -a mere captain
ne-is not often plucked out
tended M. FiUMi WileA
le and merchandiAo
r1tc tor dates or oat
kett,
the
deal
eclared
flinch -
of the
of his
etentl-
foreign
his par-
gnished
dear-
ir game
tfre bet -
ore that
Ja•JI fn -
Ing from you: You are t.o, generous
too kind." he began.
"It ,is not generosity or gladness. but
this danger that fellow's y"u. It is an I '1 C ,r 1..)r. Miles' Anti -fain
ell [Mug, and it roust mit find y4ru 1 r
ere. - It 1s impossible that such a i i'Ii!S vitll !TIC all the time, and
ns or
.,ramps
41'111 11. 1'1111
'1111 1c�1�aa.
'Phone 0> �. ILIA1 CO 'Phone 56
.Beautiful Wash Fabrics
a
thing can be in Anwrira. Ittit y
must go. You lutist stork the law'*
aid."
"Dow do you ''pow 1 direr'
1 don't know that you dare!"
"l kuow that you Ila%1443 seal heart
and that I love you." he :ild
She turner! Quickly 14nvar.l the brlrlgr
tis though to retrace her alep4.
• •l can't he paid for :1 slight. a very
slight. service by fair w•,rda \Ir. Armh
t:44e. If you knew why l camr'-
•it 1 dare think or lettiove or hype" -
•'You w1114dare nothing of the kind.
•!r. Armitage!" she replied. "loft 1
will tell you that l came out of or
.1idary Christian bmmillty 'rhe 1 !ea
of friends.. of even slight :l('gllairlt-
,Ill4es. being •issaal'tunt:•1 11. these• 1'12'
Binh hiIIs 7T -i-'1 nor 1••.,:Tc1 rr .-=
"Dow do you .18.slfy me. please"'
with friends or n,•qualutaucaw':"
1e laughed; then the cravity of what
phe was doing elutftLred Ida -tem -
for aches and .pains there is
•:Othillg egtial1 them. I have
r;! them; for rheumatic pains,
!:e.+tache, and pains in side aa•\
sad in every case they Kivc
Ica. It satisfaction." -
IIENR� cul izt - N,
J.
Pain coot S 'from tortt:lC;1
.,....
•.c ccs: It t::4.; o;c r it
1'3:4 of ;ht.. heat' or In.;.!y e:! .z -c
Caere iS .4Cca'.:ars± or. pr.ss+i:e.
+ou:Me- nerve's: -
Dr.
"i am John Armitage. That is all
vim know. and/ yet yo n Itar:trd your
.
1 n .t •roger•
•,.a., r........... "
•elf you called yourself JohnSµlltb ' Ile, ., or,4 .cl:e. - j2te1. r: •'r u; I
I the stone thing 4t '
'Relieve pain, 1: ic:hcr is 1: • .
! t . sciatic. -
I
,:e to warn me that 1 ant
1 1:110111(1 do exacty le .
makes not 14444 slightest deTenowe 'to 'Icarian Mains.
u
e who or -'flat you are." PHce 254 at your dr["' tet.
_veil are' explic•itr. hi. '.ochre. "l 1 t...11 / Y
tt:7: ow. It n_ ;tr.. • ,t. .. ".
•t ,,*nate to tell you that I' value ' to us. 'we forwcrd pr'�P- m•
v t `
1'0rP Its t•nur life much higher than 70(1 do. oR- NsLC3 h:Eo1CAL CO.. Toronto'
with •theTwit Is quite unneees*ary. It may'
lids%.*er I amuse you. to know• that. ns I nm a
in -tell .1 person of little curiosity. I tun not the
le:lSt concerned in the it0lution of -of -
what might be called -the Armitage
riddle" - -
-oh. I'm n riddle. tern 11"
"Not to me. I nslinre you: Yon are
only the object of sone. one's enmity,
\Lel us ha VP
I lEs•r NI ATF,
LATES
DU
The Tailor.
rder
og Suit
YLES
TAILORING
OP
ter know
little sup
It rather
didn't It, DI
Di& color
"It certainly id.".
"And If you s ould meet 31. Chance -
net, who caused Vttlflouble"-
4.9
eM-
time. somewhere. Ile
"Am 1 a hotel register
know? 1 haven't seen
isn't days."
"What 1 should like to See," said
Dick, "Is a meeting between \Armitage
and Chauvenet. That would aridly he
entertaining. No donht Chinvenet
He looked awaY, with an Alr of un-
concern, at the deepening shadowt on
the mountains.
at the Springs,
that 1 should
lin for WV
and he tanned NvIth the t g
for soon -perhaps In a few hours -ho
would be free to go to her, Ms work ---'--'.'"Iff'ontlenetil on passim
drew bark.
and there's something about murder
thnt Is -that isn't exactly nice: It's
nt the absurdity of her int words. 1111/NILIGHT
posatliely unaesthetic."
She had begun serionsly, but laughed I
\,"You nre amezingly impersonal. Yon
new lines of t*,•llionable wash 'materials jllat to
.4,4r.l. The new di*Kona' linen S I*1*nsgs are really
yTthee
'tattiest things We IMO* Ince.- Anakirn_igoods. They
collie its all the new shades, inoacdantl I Idet-.hide, wiN 2,
pea41. champagne, cl:ttet. old l' J
per yard....
ACiinx hams 11'44 feature A n -
D a f'��rtite� prawn- HrL••i+-
4.4,41 Hilt 'tutus and Zephyr., „i 1 bore it no usher 'like of
•4:,,gh:tutKwhirh will give tl. 1:41:of ction•01111till 111P
Yon1,,lirv'an.Irh,1d4.•t1'otttl''Jl'rt.ses, } illet �'
newest colorings and designs to suit 4111 taste.: at, 1
yard, 121c, 15e, St and `'
'Car nu,st 14 o p u 1 ;t t'
Silk Tussores Silk TYSSOfcg !material for making
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dressy t;tuu'r'els. N'r have them in all ththeleading 504
stades. Si.rcial, per y41.1 .... .
Scotch
More New Prints to hand this week.
Special Values in Linoleum%
4444 int values its Naajto 1,
Liiietettms. in
11,, •-•• And -ft -me yards ,a teiv, lit Idol."' floral Path •''','• 50
ut, per square yard.,, -_.,e.... J
3
Millar's Scotch Store
'Phone 56•
'Phone 56.
"I Find Them Marvellous" ;
This is Mrs. thos. litrooks• Opinion
of "Little Digesters -
Here is. a short but very convincing
letter which we received recently:
THE l'OLEMAI MEDICINE CO.,
I have been using "Little Digesters"
I, for some time. f use them and find
them marvellous. I recommend them
MRS. CHAS. BROOKS.
ILow, Wright Co., Que.
Here Is another letter dated Nov. 9th,
1909, almost equally brief and to the
COLEMAN MUM INS CO.,
Would say that the box of "'Little
Digesters" has 'lone me a lot of good.
1 think they tire all right for any
Stomach Trouble.
Trout Creek P.O., Parry 54). Dist., Ont.
' Letters like these are the hest pos-
\esactly what WP claim -relieve and cure
Indigestion, Dcspepsia and all forms of
Stomach TrouItles. We are SO sure that
-I" Little Digesters will cure that we offer'
1 to hand your money bark wftitout basi-
1 tation if they fail. .
iPut up in dainty little red boxes --
25e. at your dniggists or by mail from
anti Coleman Medicine Co., Toronto. 37
SNOE
NEW Sfiring and Sum-
mer styles on sale -Now!
If anything a little kt smart -
usual. The kind. you. see
Avenue too. -Every last an..:
leather that a wo:nast
ISossibly want at any time.
Downing 5 Mac Vicar
Goderich. Ont.
would saVe a mines life without caring
In the lenst what menner of man he
About the teeth of the matter.
"Certainly not But It has occurred I
of vett own mystery, that yon may
to lltO H1111 yott may have the conceit
tnke rather too initiiiTti.enstire 111 RUT,
tifylter people SA to your identity."
-T!;;11 entent thnt is unkind."
softly, with a Mang cadence. He sud-
denly threw down the hat he had held
In hie hand. atel extended his arm* to.
ward her.
"Yon nre not unkind or nninst. Yon I
have n right to know who I am and 1,
what ern doing here. It seems an
I3o you
SOAP
ALLOVER THEWORLis,
thousands of housewives
use Sunlight Soap Isk pref-
erence to any other, betat.ce
it cleanses the clothes MAre
thoroughly, and at half the
cost without Injurj to
hands or fabric. Foliow
Practical Co=operation
....,....„,„.want to make their capital or savings, bring 1 lical
en income in a writ-eetablished businese and at the pante time
_ the opportunity for extreordinary profits, we otter to a limited
number shai ea trr-the- Feinetaltupett Real Estate Investment
The oppoi Dirtily is extraot•dinary because of the profit-shar-
ing plan by witi,:h yon may bec ..... r an actuel member of our
ettterpriee anti share pt terata in ail the profits of the Company
and in its royally ineteasing business. . .
The money tyceived by the Company through the sele of its
shares s inveeted in well -selected real etttate in Pi ince Rupert,
under the dit•eet supervision ot the B011id of Directors.
We purchase, improve and retain properties edepted to the
uses of fluidness end sell at a profit propt•rty which is pt °clueing
or call readily be made to produce a satisfactory income.
As part 1)f our plan or handling our rapidly gt•owing businees
and to incretwe it* c achy, we have concluded thnt we would
go directly to the public, with whom we have IOW AyS satis-
factorily dealt, and give them the opportunity to subscribe to our
issue of shatter', tIvereby sharing equally With us in the large
profits of the Company.
One of the indications of the high regat•d in which one shares
are held by those who potoese them itseuthtroinntoetrestittetihreyneshigohwbubrys
constantly to :nettle titesu_to _the a
and friends. .
By placing our sharee rut we do among individual investors
we are building up an t•xteneive co-operative organization, erteh
member of which has the opportunity and will be intei•ested in
Adding to the proilt A ol the Company, because by SO doing ht.
mitts to hie personnl profit..
Such °tier.. rately, if ever, • reatis private inveetore. and we
advise you to send your subecription foi shares at once.
. Purchaser% of the stuck flirty send one-tenth 'of the totel
sditscriptIon with the order end the balance in nine monthly
Prince Rupeit Real Estate Investmer,t Co., Ltd.,
Prince Rupert, B. C.