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Peg o' My
Heart
BY
tl. rTLEY MMSQ&3
A Comedy of Tough roeMd by
Mr. us=ers es We Cheat !Mr
of rte Eggs TMs - MIn-
bads= /teem PIM -
/qhs of the Rus
Carnegie. egie. 2 by Dole. Mase A
company.
CHAPTER XXIL
The Temple of Friendship.
AAMO over to ask Mts. (.fiches
ted. permi.rtoe for you two
yeses ladies to go to a dance to
Rigid. ICs just across from ben
at tiro Amomble rooms." said Jerry.
Peg beamed joyfully. It was j••
what she wanted to do. Ethel flower
the seggestioo differently.
"ICs very kind of you." .he said
"bat it's quite impossible."
"OhW" ejaculated Peg.
"Imposeibter ejaculated Jerry.
I'm sorry," and Nttkel went to the
door.
"8o am I." reptt.d Jen? regretfully
-1 would lave given you longer node,
only It was made up au the spat of the
moment. Dinet you think you couldr
"1 don't care for dancing. Besides
fey bead eche.."
"What ■ pttyr exclaimed the ?Heap
pointed young man. Tbeu be said es
warty. "Do you suppose your motive
would allow M. Margent to col"
"Ill ask ber.^ and Ethel lett tb/
room.
Peg ran acnes. stopped the d.•ur
Mem closing weld caUed after Elbe.:
"l didn't omen to hurt ye -include 1
didn't 1 wanted to talk to yse-teat
was all -an' ye made we angry.' Ethel
diesppe.red without eves] 1urutog tier
bead
Peg came into Use room ruefully and
last down uu the rota. Sbe was thug
emgbly unhappy.
Jerry looked at ber a moment. welk
ed over to her and asked Iter, "Wtettl,
the matter r
"ODs of as (trig has been brought og
all wrong. I tried to tusks trlrude
'with Iter just bow au' only made Dee
angry. as 1 do every one to tbL Douse
wbe.ever 1 open my assets."
"Arent you friends?"
"ladade Ifdade-tndade--were not
sloes of them are witb me."
"What a steamer
"Walt until you bear wbat me aunt
stays etben ye alk ber about late
f m�
• lice t you think she'll let you gor
"No, i do mot" Sbe looked at him
quizzically for a moment Theo else
burst out lau:bang.
"Meitner Jerry, will ye take me all
the same If me aunt doesn't conreotT
"Why. Peg"- be began astonished!).
`But 1 barrel got an 'venin' dans
Does It matter?"'
"Not In the least bur -
"Wltl this one do?'
"!t'■ very charming; edit" -
"Stains and alar
'My dear Peg"-
"Perbups they'll rub out. it's the
prettiest on* me nnot pre me. an1
per it 00 tonight -because -1 thought
yam - taut la. souse one mlgbj comae bent
tonigbt At least 1 hoped he would
au' 'eve tome:" Suddenly the Wrote
oat passionately: "Oh, ye meet take
ms: t• must! 1 baren't bad a b11
of element since I've been ber,. It
Idle be woodberfuL Besides, 1 would
not reef all bight with you denten' over
Cure an' me r prisoner over Dere."
"Now, Per"- be tried to begin.
-Ire no use. 1 tell ye. Y,'ve got to
We me. Are you ashamed of me be
mesa I'm Ignorant) Are yer
Not a bit" replied Jerry beartlly.
n was jtat the same et your age. 1
meed to scamp at school and stark at
college nett] 1 found myself so tar b.
Mud fellows 1 despised that 1 was
embameo. Then I went after them
tooth and nail until 1 caught tbom op
and passed thorn."
"D14 yer cried Peg eagerly. "i wen
too." ob. said
'Will your
Site podded rigorously.
"1 will -tided. 1 mil. From now ape
211 do everything they tell me an' tsars
everything they twice me tt It ides
ser
wiab you would." Medd.eresinty.
"An' wben 1 paw everybody elm aa'
knew more than any ore ever Is.w-
W16 ye be very proud of leer
"Tea. P. Keep mere then I as
sow."
"Ars ye Dow?"
. "I am woad to Hulot yaw ars my
Tele b•' waw Jet trams We are
bleed& area's wef
wm .yam"
-sate rte yours ell '
w tooted at Ida. ragb.d .bro
and premed bar chtsha kip was
"reediting bar eisetaly-
"Wbat an you Meeting all" be
asked
"Du ye know what Tom Moore wrote
abort trtendshlpr
'Ma Telt um"
Peg sat at the piano and played very
softly the prelude to an old Irian song.
Jerry eald esrprtasely. "Ob. so you
Mayr
"-Alder a fashion. Me tether taught
me. Me soot can't bear ft An' the
Witcher 1n the biome saki 1t was
dhreadful an' that 1 moat play scales
for two years users before 1 they s
time. Sbe said 1 had no ear."
Jerry laagled as be MAW- "i think
therm eery pretty."
"Do yet Well. watch them an' '
mebbe ye wool mind me rtnsln' so
mock An'. aftber alt, ye're only a i
farmer, arent yer
"Hardly that" And Jerry laugbed
again.
-*ebb to called 'A Temple to Friend-
▪ " ase ezpialtred.
"indeed r
"An' it's about a girl wbo baht a
shrine an' she tbongbt ebe wanted to
pat Friendship Into It. She tboogbt
sire wanted Fnebdshtp. Aftber awbbe
o b. found ont be f mistake. Ltstes."
And Peg sang. to a pure. tremulous Mt•
tie role. that vtbreted with feeling.
the following:
'A tempi. to P,1tndM10. said Laura ee-
chanted.
Tb troth to this garOeb-tbe thought Se
diviner
flee temple waw malls- and else now on17
wanted
Ao Image of Irrt.nd.aip to elses on the
aorta&
She flow to a sculptor- who sot dews at►
tore bar
A Friendship. the fairest ala art could
invent!
But so cold and ao dull that the youthful
adorer
Saw plainly this was not the idol she
meant.
THE SIGNAL GODERICH, ONTARIO
1
Perfect Preserves
is nep.•:ll, woe retest.
"Ob. 1 elu watt to t:.: -r,,' '
' Now 1 wlab 1 bad been txoru a Indy.
rd be more wort by or' -
"Wbat? Wbotnasked Jerry ur-
gently and wafting anxiously fur ber
•newer.
Peg regained control of herI.le and.
cowering down again on to the piano
Meek she went on hurriedly:
"1 want koowled-l• now. 1 know
wbat you mean 1'y twin' at a disad-
U ,vantage. I used to despise Iearnln'.
Fre laughed at It 1 nerrr will again.
I'm Do one's egaaL I'm just a little
fifth notbin'
"don't say that." Jerry interrupted.
'Think ye for prumistn' to help me.
Mlstber Jerry. Pot would ye micd
very mach 1t the bod little sometbin'
had one more spurt before 1 killed it
altogether? Would yer
"Why. bow do you mean?"
"Take rue to dust dnure tonight -
even without we aunt's permission.
wUl yet 1'11 nerrr forget ye for It It
7. will. An' 1(11 be the tart wrong
tbing 1'il ewer do. I'm just harms' all
Over at the tboagbt of 1L fly heart's
burstin' fur it" She snddenty bummed
n waltz refrain and whirled around the
room, the incarnation of childish aban-
donment
Mrs. Chichester carne .lowly down
tbe stnire, Basing In borrur at the lit-
tle bouncing Boum. A4 J'rg whirled
pq.*t the uewet poet she drought sight
of ber aunt. She rte.i peal dead
"What dues this wan?" asked lire.
Chichester angrily.
Peg rank auto a chair
Jerry shook bands with Mrs. Chi
cheater anti said.
"1 want you In d0 aomethIng that
will make the child very hippy. Will
you 'flow ber to go to a datiee at iso
Assembly roorrw tonight, -
"Certainly not," replied kers. Chi-
chester
W.chester severely.
"1 could bare told ye what she'd ley
wand for wurrd." muttered Peg.
"I beg your pardon," said Jerry.
stralgbtentng op. hurt at the old lady's
tone. "The invitation was ■Iso ex-
tended to your daughter. but she de-
clined. I thought yer might be pleas-
ed to give your niece a little pleasone."
"Go to a danee- unchapero tied r
"My mother and slaters twill be
there."
"A ebild ot ber age?" said lam. Chi-
chester.
'Child 1s Itr cried Peg eebetnenUy.
"Margaret^ and the old lady at-
tempted to silence Peg with a gesture.
"Piaze let me go. 1'11 study me
bead off tomorrow 1f yell only let me
dance me feet off a bit tonlgbt Plass
let me!"
The old lady mimed ber band cots.
minding Peg to stop.
"It eras most tied of you to trouble
to come over. Jerry, bot it la quite out
of the gar:tion--
Peg sprang off
Jerry rooked at ber as if imploring
ber not to anger her aunt any further.
lee sbook Mrs. Cbiebestees band and
said:
"1'm sorry. Good night"
Bet turned and saw Peg deliberate-
ly pointing to the patbway and indi-
cating that he was to meet ber Utes.
1'ag. left alone. berried over to the
windows and looked out into the
Ifgbt The moonlight was strew=n!(
toll down the path through the trees.
le • few momenta I'eg went to the
foot of the stairs and !!stand. Not
hearted anything. she crept upstairs
Into ber own Mttie Insane room, foxed
a cloak and some slippers and a bat
ted Post u quietly crept down agate
tete lbs Meth' rooms.
•e jest bad time to bide the dosk
and bat and slippers on Ib. immense
whirr seat whey the door emend att>0
"'tee never.' she crled 'could I think ar
enshrining
An Image whose looks an so joyless
and dim.
But yon !Mitt god (Cupid) upon terse re-
clining.
We'll make. B you plasma sir, • Friend-
ship or bItn.'
"So the bargain was struck; with the tit-
tle god laden
Sba joyfully dew to her shrine in the
grove
'Farewell' said the sculptor; 7ou'r* not
the first maiden
Who tam. but for Friendship and took
away -lura..'
• Sbe plated the retrain softly after
she bad finished the song. Gradually
rLie last note died away.
Jerry looked at ber to amazement
"Where lo the world did you learn
that?"
"Me father taught 1t to mel" replied `
"Don't way Mea," Jerry Interrupted.
Peg dmply. 'Tom Moore's one of ma
tinkles pe*yer books."
Jerry repeated as though to Menest:
"'Who came but for Friendship and
took away Lover "
"laird that beaotiteir And Pers
rate had t rapt 'spreaders as abs Mole
ed p at Jerry.
"Do you believe Ur he asked
"DMtt Rom Moore write ter the
"Is thaw anything better than Memel -
dap betweem men and woman?
Re sodded:
"I.d.de there la M. father telt ft
foe mus mediae ori Wosidn't be twee
mew. Me tatter loved aft mother wltIt
all bed strewn! an' all Idle soul"
"O sed yes ever ted Itr be asi.4
ted there wens an merlons lock Is bb
gee se be wetted for Mr te alYti!-
>M madded
"Bart yes ever felt ftr be wast es.
'An me Ws" answered Peg le a
w"As tidal. parbtps." remettod Jar
ry- 'Ment duty It wiI east te yes ea
• venoms. mad thea tet whole weed
wEI Osseo tee yea"
• 1 Mew NOM itis .stay- she
telt ft emmbll•
Maas whet mid ems aids mow
peers tomo bbl* votes
"Oyer do -ems dose",- eaMle tlrl
atm beds es baatblauly. soh throw
let Weal ARK ter lard es SINN
•
GILLETT), LYE
EATS DIRT"
clear jellies are made with LANTiC Sugar
besaeaa It le pure ter, el extra Nee grsaalatI.s,
kept absolutely dean wad free dream dirt wad
specks by original rages Oiled at the refinery.
s lb. and R Ib. et..* sad 10 Ib..ad 110 Ib.b.g., 100 Ib.
Buy begs comer graa.wba. Widget metes* g.ar.es tl.
Red Bail
bads st Fes a1..k hire the LANTIC
packages
Lantic Sugar
Read year ddreue an/ small Red e./ Trade Mark Ire=
Mg er top sad .11 carte..d we will t=all yea beak of
•
se asserted Frit Jr L.bsM plated sad geommad
ready to pat es the jars. es
♦11 V1 Seger RNIu.A.s 1.l -/ted. soiree t*L. Qt1L ere Jfli , a a.
eJ have Nutt tried our
new Bread ?-
Cre-O-Malt
-the tastie't in town. Nice
soft crust - close -grained -
made from Fkischmann's
Yeast. Everybody says it is
the best yet. Try a Ibaf.
There la thorough sstisfactivo
for those who buy our Cak-e
and Pastry. 1f you do not knot,
how good they are, we shoull
like you to try them.
Smith Bros.
The OY Raabe East St. Bakery
Phone ltd.
EfbeT-batt In -i3 Cliirllot0L Sitz welt-
ed
awed .tralebt to toe Mimeo without
looking at Peg and began to meet the
et•lrs.
"Hai* Meer caned out Pea, MI
remembrance et the violent dleee sine
drone 13 ate emtltemment of the point.
"I'm Itaaela. for as bow. AM ear
.tel MIRY VIM wet Weli't ye b
'Good ntgbt? 'Welt thee. 1 win. Geed
night Ethel. an' God bless you.'
Peg's little been beat excitedly.
Tbe one tbought that beat through
ber gnlck brain was:
"Will Jerry come hock for mer
tONTIAC&U NEXT Wkf k.
CHILDHOOD DANGERS.
So symptoms that indicate any s f
the Ailments of shildnuod shculd ape
allowed to pass without prompt atten-
uon. The little ailment may soon be-
come a serious one and perbttps a Mule
lite passe. our. If Baby • Own Tablets
are kept in the borne minor troubles
coin be prcmptly cur.& and serious
ones Ater ed. The 'Tables can b-
!given to the uew•bcru babe as well as
i the growing child. 11oueands of
I mothers use no other medicine for
their little ones. They air et,Id l y
1 medicine deal -re or by tori) •t 25 rents
a box from The Dr. William.' Medi-
' cine Co., Brock rine, Ont.
THE FARMING OUTLOOK.
What a Farmer a Advemte Writes Saw
I in Heron and Legatos.
A writer in The Farmers Advocate
io its issue of August 19 says:
'Western Ontario has been deluged
with rain and daring the Brit twelve
days of the month of August an much
as six inches of precipitation was re-
co,ded. In souse districts probably
more fell, while others were treated
more leniently by nature. Last year
5 Y inches of 1110 fell during the entice
month cf August and thirty-seven
years ago 7.1 inches fell In the same
month. to the northern part of
Middlesex county and in Hur.sn this
conditivu of the weather 1s respon-
sible for considerable damage. CI) to
t he heginniog ot this week then wen
many acres of oats yet to out and In
were isolated cares yet some hay to
draw, yet it would so Imager he tit to
put ib Ise mow. Flom ()odmich to
tiarnia on *ta shore of Lake Huron
and for many miles inland emery acres
of grain were yell Kandlaa. In Bold
atter field obs could see the binder at
one corner of the unfeI.bed Beal, the
long whip still standing erect In the
.octet with orals on lbs table mid
everything iodinating that the bar.
...ter hod beaten a body retreat with
his team. The eem1►er has been cap-
rieious indeed. OR the that would
come oat with eoe� promise at
many uneas f would bitch up
the tram and mew wort, oely to be
driven from the bid.agalb when lees
Ulan an hour's cutting had been s=e-
emed. Rome *bees Nall mood in the
.bock. Mt 1t wade badly colored from
the weather.
in Huron musty parUewlsrly grain
has goo* down hasty sad Ib marry
eases truly the mower will de fleetly*
week. T belebk a.d appeaea.f
th. e=re ero0, tea. it required a bet dl�ewtue 0treat.
teens said s Waam.r .smspbe e
if K wee* Se mels seitltarMseey:
The as et albite wee Is Meow
ma ready le be llmrmided, but idiot
Imo
ire bee tees isotme el madam k w abet
Le.,rpt..."r. dunot warL The eleresl
wbic., rap... emit. "c/.te. . (he math
ue.truetuvm peat ad.os. asap c , op, f
spread more freely during damp
1
weather and came a Poor *.u.plr,
Union-growere tut complained of dint-)
collies with their crop.
Oue Fruit Wroweee A•enciatlon In
the vieimlty of Godericb has a n.ewtwr-
ship of about twenty. This y. ar Ihey t
az* only plaquing on 1100 bas vele to the I
grown, making in all about. 2,I0110 bar- i
ark, which is hob than bait w hat they I -
ptoduged last I ear. This proportion ion
t.f a cip mom. to apply all •long 1 he
bortberu peat of I e Lake Huron
at, re. bat in earn case. the output
will be even ks. Neither can Lamb -
too county growers boast of very high
percentage of a normal crop of apples.
Along the lake shore owe orchards
are well hiders with fruit, but 'bite's'
max general. ■ud considerably less
than an average crop will ba har-
vested. Farther in et At konr the coq-
dilions are not so good anion the trout
and probably len than half an average
atop will come out of tbat district.
Excessive moisture has had a very
injurious effect upon berries and al-
though the yield has been good the
crop would not "eland up' during
statement. Raspberries were seem on
the Sarni* market Ina veru critical
eoadit Mu after coming oesly twenty
Mlles by train and thew transports('
by tutu -truck showed deterto. ation,
yet not so far advanced ■s did those
D andled according to blower methods.
There will be *Dame plume acid pears
thsougbout the trust dirtrlet on Pak.
Huron •nd peaches along Use shore
in Lanibton county. Tbe regetrhle
growers intim Serum district Leve not
had au esceptioually prutitatnr season.
la former year. they bave r•ecrired in
the vicinity of S1.7X: or *non p. r beg
for early potatoes, but 75 c••..,. per
bag has been the prevailing tersee in
that locality for the 1915 scop•. M*uy
potatoes of the early kends were y1
is. the )trate.& at the clad of 1.s w r•. k
s.d asssaetimes is tach wet .o 1 fiat
they could not be dug until esteem)
dry days tad .hewed.
lhrougbout the n..,theru part of
Ike county of Lauthtou lite writ.,
tt.uld not see that the grain bird .,.(-
erred quite w much front retro. ait:
end rain as had that i s Huron apo 'n. v.
Although apparently Ito w.,re grail
1..4 been bauledsto itie barn or t.tark. l
yet the shocks *cle.Iaudutg letltr us
(he &idr and the norm grain wee not
to tastily beaten d..u-.,. t'... n tax,
looked to be r Lttle more Iorwart*
However, in 'ult. fl -td wa.rr war
t•tandnig between the drillers it souls
in v freshly -flooded ittigrled p..tcb.
The circumstances tut round ng the
grin harvest ere *ether deparre.iD
yet dairy farrurt• all have a good ta�
to tell regaidinit their milk yields tote
year, and where cattle hare bee,,
glazing they too barn made •rti"fa•_-
tory garbs. Earty-cut clover 11 'Id. are
curt/es with a grand after-,ttowth
which will yir:d tseed, another , rip of
hay or, perbsp•, pastureg.•. The
wiiter saw fields of seennd-growth
clover being plowed and it looked
like good farming indeed to see lbw
land thus teplenisbed with hut,us sod
plant food.
Orandmamma-'•«'ber are v•,o do-
ing In the pantry, Tommy t" Tummy
-••Oh, I'm just putting a few Adige
away. gran ma.
SALTS IS FINE FOR
MONEYS. QUff MGT
Pont the Z deep stews whoa Beek
harts s Mahler bethms-Let
f rmi aria mad,
So amt or woman who eats meet regs-
hwly sea sake a 'Bielsko by
ties kidneys owes oselly, sys • =
dew. authority. Moat term aria ail
he kidney pores as thy
r or strain on elheinia.trt
w g.ad tram
Om yob Mme. ot Ask. Rawly
laai•bu nae* tremble.
som.eer
Shwere er
istoms iriah bis
11• ma salt you foal a [loll was le ad
Idiom er your batt burls or *
edam la dowdy, adye. tell of me&
�samellse et mahlleg. gat �meow ow
=I
}Mroap *d tots a 101lmgamdd 1n.
a Oen of maw Wore brooddamt feelow Age NW peer kidneys win that GA
D
sats, Tido bma.m mho la sham !tam
hen add id rape ad lo=w )doe. am.
ed
o is Sub idea s Mi
Sem le sett. wilt to amt
r.■m IM adds la setas se It me
mem l�yl�
e m IrrlMlloe, Sae *AlaiWid
eer i►
Jed flallo
kompomotro mad OW
ad 1 slams 1 100 t ss J .fly
vsee sat Mblevelter drink trldebb 60 rweip
War met adore ilmdd tubs mw and
Wm to ep
om mid Re
aop
r -J -* + si teem kid
* smear of lad lasts teem my
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