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t13a�, �seeaa • swgweeea, an Prof.'s Daughter -But we eaq netree hl�iw high nr few tay+�w'he� t�
�. ♦ IaS elNlaraa Meed to ttiaetaat lice uu an Iuetrul toe's Military. Free EAlirgeaenl of Your Best Plctur! l I
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And always b was wate►fut, ats re- t:raduAte -Ah, Itgj- the J0. Ire got clttrlue tax gtw'+ Into etre[[-I°atwrte�
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Midsummer � votwer always reedy and In taaek, hL 1, tluit til a Jaultor.-Ccolpm[tlr Ktate. lVe will devel,.p and print your next sun.
pee keen Ws too", eves when It ��� roll ofitilnt, any sw
i, and i}ive you free
." • cc�� ` sewed meet relaxed, always tease to """�-"- I one ealariteulent of the best picture of the
f. assry', China a.ls��e I I tlpring• Tor Nlkky lower the temper I lot. This eiarlal offer ie to iutft„htlw our
of the Peop1� [cess It as did HaNtlld•
are twtpnetur wurkinanatul-A, R. SALIOWS
a ,� i •
Camping, [jam market and even bet-
_ ter; knew nkat a erids was apPreacb'
We _ received _an unexpected l lug, and *4 as this ewtaU billy in his
1 shipment of I charge bag# that crlrs•
8o and
li [ratted Is w eats right SERVICE
i 1 " = Crown Ducal, Devon, .ren wan to .otLlag .las Tk..ery SE a
ass of tae Paiace, fb maaal rooms
,; Aynsley, Bluebird, Moor- • !b long and rambling terrtdere lb r
1 '' rxoft and scm� odd lines famDllag •wisp and aadoat turrets, as we ' = `� i r+J
T� H+T'
.i was against its safety.
Of Cups and Saucers • eines' the demoastranou a ;si
P� M»,�� �, awt� understand it
�o we are offrtin¢ SPECIAL �wty�estafi )tart w riding :cion[ twee had beat
is1idE�TS for t h'e "vera 1>♦ Ther. were no drives la the means -
t a r' SYNOPSIS- •.•.;,.,; 7sc c_ • 'Park. The illness of the king fvstehod
;,. Valance of July to the above suIDelent excuse, but the truth was giving you
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-If I know, highness, that come owe, i that the royal family was prattltally
lilies. CHAPTER I -The crown prince of I.A. for whom I cared, himself cared dee
'� /!" •tee vows, Ferdinand William Otto, tea yeah P bee, by it ltaow not what what you want "( S,
q,1+4•• �zh old, taken by his aura to the opera, tires ly enough to make any werlliee, I Nlkk"'
7, summoned to the eb-conses
.t'• ar; of the singing and slips away to the park should demand happiness. I rather if,
and there makes the acquaintance of home that morning, had boom told the as you want it,
Bobby Thorpe, a UtW American boy. think I should lose the world, and gats `r
i fact and had stood. rather still and
/ vomething Ilk* happiness."
•, ! CHAPTER It-R.tarnln de the Pala" - tense, while ]fettllch resonated them_ when you wants![
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&t night the crown prince Les everything "Demand C' iiedwlg said hopellei
In an u roar as a rt•sult of the search for -Our ♦ precautions are our du -
pp ly, "Yes, you would demand it. I Bao- deep p w ., 1't„ '#
a i him. The chancellor impresses on the old ger,' eald the ch&ncellor. wad the a $, L., d°�,.•.
king, the boy's grandfather, who b very not demand iatnZ0. • I am always t00' -
...ti king-" $• stopped and mt. tapping Try Us
111, the need for better sprotoctloftthe ri toe frlghtoned."
crown print• and suggest, orae the trte&d- I his flingers en the atom of kis ebnlr. _
ship of the neighboring king of ICarwfa The countew roan_ "I am afraid 1
f
the king. ,[tree
`Almost A day W tate•"
_Ww. er
conditions In the country. Peter Nibur
who was tL
o deliver the message, is bee
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t13a�, �seeaa • swgweeea, an Prof.'s Daughter -But we eaq netree hl�iw high nr few tay+�w'he� t�
�. ♦ IaS elNlaraa Meed to ttiaetaat lice uu an Iuetrul toe's Military. Free EAlirgeaenl of Your Best Plctur! l I
e
And always b was wate►fut, ats re- t:raduAte -Ah, Itgj- the J0. Ire got clttrlue tax gtw'+ Into etre[[-I°atwrte�
+`
Midsummer � votwer always reedy and In taaek, hL 1, tluit til a Jaultor.-Ccolpm[tlr Ktate. lVe will devel,.p and print your next sun.
pee keen Ws too", eves when It ��� roll ofitilnt, any sw
i, and i}ive you free
." • cc�� ` sewed meet relaxed, always tease to """�-"- I one ealariteulent of the best picture of the
f. assry', China a.ls��e I I tlpring• Tor Nlkky lower the temper I lot. This eiarlal offer ie to iutft„htlw our
of the Peop1� [cess It as did HaNtlld•
are twtpnetur wurkinanatul-A, R. SALIOWS
a ,� i •
Camping, [jam market and even bet-
_ ter; knew nkat a erids was apPreacb'
We _ received _an unexpected l lug, and *4 as this ewtaU billy in his
1 shipment of I charge bag# that crlrs•
8o and
li [ratted Is w eats right SERVICE
i 1 " = Crown Ducal, Devon, .ren wan to .otLlag .las Tk..ery SE a
ass of tae Paiace, fb maaal rooms
,; Aynsley, Bluebird, Moor- • !b long and rambling terrtdere lb r
1 '' rxoft and scm� odd lines famDllag •wisp and aadoat turrets, as we ' = `� i r+J
T� H+T'
.i was against its safety.
Of Cups and Saucers • eines' the demoastranou a ;si
P� M»,�� �, awt� understand it
�o we are offrtin¢ SPECIAL �wty�estafi )tart w riding :cion[ twee had beat
is1idE�TS for t h'e "vera 1>♦ Ther. were no drives la the means -
t a r' SYNOPSIS- •.•.;,.,; 7sc c_ • 'Park. The illness of the king fvstehod
;,. Valance of July to the above suIDelent excuse, but the truth was giving you
t w
_ ivin
-If I know, highness, that come owe, i that the royal family was prattltally
lilies. CHAPTER I -The crown prince of I.A. for whom I cared, himself cared dee
'� /!" •tee vows, Ferdinand William Otto, tea yeah P bee, by it ltaow not what what you want "( S,
q,1+4•• �zh old, taken by his aura to the opera, tires ly enough to make any werlliee, I Nlkk"'
7, summoned to the eb-conses
.t'• ar; of the singing and slips away to the park should demand happiness. I rather if,
and there makes the acquaintance of home that morning, had boom told the as you want it,
Bobby Thorpe, a UtW American boy. think I should lose the world, and gats `r
i fact and had stood. rather still and
/ vomething Ilk* happiness."
•, ! CHAPTER It-R.tarnln de the Pala" - tense, while ]fettllch resonated them_ when you wants![
h /} PORTERS t
&t night the crown prince Les everything "Demand C' iiedwlg said hopellei
In an u roar as a rt•sult of the search for -Our ♦ precautions are our du -
pp ly, "Yes, you would demand it. I Bao- deep p w ., 1't„ '#
a i him. The chancellor impresses on the old ger,' eald the ch&ncellor. wad the a $, L., d°�,.•.
king, the boy's grandfather, who b very not demand iatnZ0. • I am always t00' -
...ti king-" $• stopped and mt. tapping Try Us
111, the need for better sprotoctloftthe ri toe frlghtoned."
crown print• and suggest, orae the trte&d- I his flingers en the atom of kis ebnlr. _
ship of the neighboring king of ICarwfa The countew roan_ "I am afraid 1
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the king. ,[tree
`Almost A day W tate•"
_Ww. er
conditions In the country. Peter Nibur
who was tL
o deliver the message, is bee
sets marriage to old klaa
finally &groes.
"If your mott er knew-" She
at the end.
tkebts,
Earl• with g,sdw-Ig la W tag
Ford GaraKe
Because I considered It unnecew i
{ +'I nm not cowardly," be SDlsael.
CHAPTER III-H•dwlg herself, who
shrugged her shoaldera.
had r•tiamed to moblllw bis &ray sot
Hamilton St. Goderich On -ii
CHAPTER Vi -Black Humbert, prowl-
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New Ba to -ies and Electrical Sup-
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H. JANE, Manager
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Picture,Frame
Mouldings
' we have just got in. -
Beautiful Antique Golds
Antique Silver Solid Walnut
Mahogany
New tints in the Pollychrome Mould
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;s, 1 V1e do pr mipt work in
m AUTOMOBILE REPAIRING
I will kneel, y,ntrcar in r•mlition all
.Pot + tilt: time and may avert soli ^evident.
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be cemented by giving the Princess HW-
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have done an unwise thing,”And
she said.
the king. ,[tree
`Almost A day W tate•"
p, J, MacEWAN
conditions In the country. Peter Nibur
who was tL
o deliver the message, is bee
sets marriage to old klaa
finally &groes.
"If your mott er knew-" She
at the end.
tkebts,
Earl• with g,sdw-Ig la W tag
Ford GaraKe
Because I considered It unnecew i
{ +'I nm not cowardly," be SDlsael.
CHAPTER III-H•dwlg herself, who
shrugged her shoaldera.
had r•tiamed to moblllw bis &ray sot
Hamilton St. Goderich On -ii
CHAPTER Vi -Black Humbert, prowl-
loves Nfkkyy Larlsch, Otte's aid de cun0.
l andLrianb fru upset by the king•• M-
"You have only been kind. I have a
few who really care."
I
far from the bordir for W @Pat"
student named Haockel, a ponce SPY.
four hours sooner than she had antlel- can we trust r'
whom, the Terrorists are holding prisoner.
paled She was 111 her boudoir, not 'In God." said the chancellor grtm-
'
reading, not even thinking, but witting 17
eaDeavere� and at • meetllg of the I
staring ahead, as Minns had aeon hag In the and nothing was dons. MobU-
CHAPTER IV -Counts" Loachoh, led
,n walting to Annunciate, In love with
The countess curtsied. and made for i
the door. "I most go," she sold, 'b,*.ri
Ililag's council the matter of a global"-
••l. co"d-
eaauon might precipitate
la red not think, for that matter.I
Caere was always the Leer that the
M Karl of Karma, Is jealous of Hedwla. Sha
fore I go further, blglwbdm My I [100 to IdvoatJ& was u* o
plots to start a revolt In Livonia by sand-
mg a code letter to Karl telling him of
grad.
apology U that I saw YOU unhappy, wad Tet Triee favored it. and made an
conditions In the country. Peter Nibur
who was tL
o deliver the message, is bee
that I resented 1t. because-"
I (spaMlOned apeeCh, with sweet thick
trayed by & fallow clerk, Herman Spier.
"YM r' •a his heavy face.
(`}}A)`TF-R V-N1Durg Is robbed of In*
Because I considered It unnecew i
{ +'I nm not cowardly," be SDlsael.
Usubstituted-
Captain Lartsch,and a uu altar•[er of the so
tutlnn, holds uv Karl's chauffeur and so-
wary'„ K Aar nothing for Myself or for
she was a very wise woman. Sbe Itwee• belonging to me. Bv t the dot y
:ores the envelope.
left thea, and let the next stop coma this Council is to the throne
CHAPTER Vi -Black Humbert, prowl-
of preserve
from Hedwlg. It followed, Y a met- Crow
the �� prince, at any toot And
ove-
tent among the Terrorists, decodes Come-
:ens Losehek's message with the aid of &
:0111111
tree of record, within the Dont, at feel[
if we eantlot trust the army, is what
student named Haockel, a ponce SPY.
four hours sooner than she had antlel- can we trust r'
whom, the Terrorists are holding prisoner.
paled She was 111 her boudoir, not 'In God." said the chancellor grtm-
uHAPrZR VII-CisD tarn urwcn ,mper•
sonatas Karl's chauffeur and a■chaegs
reading, not even thinking, but witting 17
the shoot within the letter for some claw-
staring ahead, as Minns had aeon hag In the and nothing was dons. MobU-
rette papes On delivering the note to
I
do repeatedly In the pt weeks, She I the trials and
Kart, l,ar&wn is made prlenrser whenu
lereption is discovered H.dwlg's con
eaauon might precipitate
la red not think, for that matter.I
Caere was always the Leer that the
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SHOE SALE
!r �
I o the marrlag• forcibly obtained,
0 ' shandnar of Livonia, coacroe r Hedwfg's notification tLet_abewenld_f.-may to parts, was Itself dlsic al. ! NO fs your opportunity to get to on a —
uraafementa for the. marriage andd. v sit her, found the coustaes at iataare l -
rer a •wits. King Karl's hunting I The ting, maswhlle. Pal dying,0�
CHAPTER VIII -on the way eo sew. a alone. She followed the announce. I for Welderman in constant attendance, BUS SERVICE _ Genuine Bargain Shoe Sale —
ng Chancellor Mettpch's petty ones Karl's cot almost Immediately. and If ah• other pby,detans coming and going. -
;hauffeur, with whom Lsrloch had changed bad abown cowardice before, she 'gig apenments were silent. Rugs of Summer Footwear, includingall White Canvas
•lothse, bound and egged. They release I —
nim .ns, procee,l with Lim to the king•. showed 11one now. ane disregarded covered the corridors, that no footfall TIME TABLE :Stratford and Goderic` Oxfords, Stria Pumps, Plain Pumpsand High Boots.
hunting lodes The chauffeur escapes the chair alga Ltmrhek oRercd, and disturb kta unlet Hoare. The nursing
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tory lrr ane ent Karl rack & wile ad I came to the int with a dit'eetaam I Also clearing lines of women's Patent, Kid and Calf
tory arrangement a to the marriage. and 1M sitter attended nim, one by his bad- � g
Kar ) releases Lartsch, after telling him of that was Like the kings, side, eat always on bar know at the' Strattet'd-Gorl•rich Oxfords, Pumps and High Boots, grey and white
it'. —raft r we,td int Leave
•'I have came." she said simply. "to Attire
r:HwPTER Ix -old we.lWit, crippled � prfedlem 1n the amara room bayood. 1� ' a.m. � p.m �� in ..m. t Buck, Strap Pumps, etc. Also misses' and children's, :--
veteran, lora an attendant at the opera find out what to do." wsoted little -now and then a'alp at +iq 8.00 lksat(•�ni Y.i,. ••,
` s F. t it tktvin IIIc Lti !.
house, loses his position and becomes .m. t� - mems and boys clearing lines.
The courite" waA as direct W a♦, SA3 JtftebU - .sen 9Je
b/a.red against the king and the ctiaa• '� tater, the cooled Iulty of fralL\ «a. *at' - tJoWa ♦w ftp _-
cellon. '1 cannot tell you what to da. file►' tsettuns of stimulants. gives D) Doltae I With every pair sold at the regu- =
wens. ; can 0111 tell you what I s.O fit - 2ratoreh i,1. .1 LOOK- --
CHAPTER X.-Cesntess Lo.ch.k ands 7 Ralderman himself, had scarred beS"- iom 'L0 - clYaton 8.t.: +$ — sew
her room In the palace a.arch•e and would do." Md arms wtt6 purplish marks. and40::
., t5 Holmnvlllv 3.801 nM = lar price We will �IVe snot ei pair
Incriminating documents ,tobn. She I « i,♦inth at, l;olerich JIM. 7.7tlalso ^nd & summons to appear Wtere the It 'ery well." Hedwfg showed a ware abeorb•d more •ad more slowlg
—__- o the same or of a tial _ _
Committee of Ten, revolutionary tribunal. (ouch of Impatience. This was qm%h' is the hour+ went on -- �y �`-�_ __�
8h. goes, and in ordered to assist ,n the - p*•L_•' ._l.aF_r-z-r 1A_
kidnaping of the crown prior., unser bltng, and It annoyed her. He rarely slept. but lay inert and wet 7 ti re -- T::±derl,tt IrRrlssl'Os'. ""'"`--' -
threat of having/ her duplicity revealed I 'i ahoald go ew-ay, now, with tea ; tnhs Ann an Mata Came, and wY "ji HnJmnrillso --`,'.
to Chancellor blettllcts. she le given & DD)• +T t•Ilfort tnlr'
n I cured shoat." s K ^�`: wfonh *�-•r a +,' If you only want one bri our friend 10
week to consider. 1 Mrb 1 ;: y y pair y -. -
CHAPTER XI-Hedwiff. In aseperauow "When would you gor' Lit ituhlls 4.90
veep ?Ilt+•hen 4. W. get a pair with you.
as the thought of the marriage with Karl, "rbe world Is wide, highnr. s." e :`; WhringUle &*of
urges Iarisch to el.,pe with her H. points «Nut wide enough to hide In, I am ( w 1. 4o Te -Arrive • 8tmtl`ord �ro-8;q E This Is yOUr op rtilnity. vYe tnVltt' poll. -�
out the I2VCJAUIry of the coheir• and C �.
leaves TEwfg In despair. afraid." Mnrolag sue r m wilig ern miss. Loirbm truth l SALE START 'FRI DAY . JULY 28th =
CHAPTER Xil-1deKAeh, knewtng of "For myself," said the countess. "the � from N',ngk•m at Clinton t the altsqhment between H•dwtg end age- problem would not be difficult. I i SALE ENDS S TURDAY� AUIUUST stb =
t&ln i.wrisch, pints out to the latter the ab • /� J. M LILLOW Stratford, Phone 799-'
ImSoselbillty of his marrying the prinve•e should go to my place In the moue- E. A. LILLOW Goderich Phone 347 )
and "cur" from Lim a promise never to felns. An old priest, w tin knotes me i TERMS—Cash. N goods sent on approval and
de"rt the crown prince.
wNl, would perform the marriage.
t.iiitPi$R-�-I 11I'hs wmerlc&w [tor. - n0 goods XCIlallgt'jd.
Bobby Thorq, finds the secret "suss•- �ir-Wat they might find me if they
wall from the P&l•cs• by which the onurl llked.'-,It would be too late."
to escape ilf th. Terrnrl ste make 'TbIO neat -tie might be diffi nit a'R — Ii E R N'S BOOT SHOP
—
Ighl neoaeaary, and take. old AdulhaL g -
flow a revolutionist, into the secret. "Not to a ynang couple, come to hila. MaeEwan & I T Nazi Telephone Office Ciodenrh, Ontario
&HAPT3:R XIV-Adelb•rt s Informthe perhaps. In peasant costume. They
dbuff
Committee of Ten of the finding of the I are Bled to marry, thew fathers mraruuiunuruouuinaunuar nmrnrnrnmmmnnuonnntnnnnrrmrtnrt
secret pas"ge. The Terrorbts RIK the rf
carnival "the time ter kld•apiag the There la macs lrngolarlty. I Lase)," Servoice
crown princo. I she •Adan nstillet. with her carefully de Bus enwirrsn rev -rams t.&rs •reeve - I teched manner. "treat a marriage couldf 4'L'•"i:,'ksw ES."�� - �""• .M - " � " i;`&e�..�.±�:yw>Au "�;,'r70I?E' TS �
woriia to -have &-personal utidsrat&ndlnlI{{ '
With Hedwlg, and becomes aegaal&led be easily arranged." i
With the troubled state of the court".Alit, before long, she had dropped
�r�` ~ �rY NeIVJaF
trs»egF la ib_ --- r -
Idaoing o� tri erowa IriT&ea --- hgr pretense of alrwtneaa, and was tek•
eseaw:Trow and ps'eeffatnoor, her tng the lead. Heiw1g, weary with the _. _ ____
aOper7 twlattas glavatisly. "Bat It Is struggle, and now trembling with I New -•ltirue - i+
nervousness, tut herself in ber hands 7, l f . ,ri _ +` _ ✓
3 r vr;csnvten.ng while she planned. agreed 18 Passenger Bus e -
+ sagerty to everything. Something of
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grtm amusement earn* Into Olga Los Va11abIC-- --
ti
eket's face alter a time By doing this -
A / thing ane would lose everything. It r'For Excursion and
m w would be Impossible to conceal ilei f`
• con11lvuels, No one. knowing Hedwlg, �'t : 19$ ;-
-� -
Picnic Parties
would for a moment Imagine the plan
' hers. Or Nikty's, either, for that mat-..
/-yter./y - -
• 1
i, She, them, would low everything. 7 f I I y
even Karl, who wait already lost to her, u f`441
But -and bar flee grew wt and her "In what Can W Ttvetfw TELEPHONE 234 t �:
I J eyes hard -she would let thou* plot -at 4
ten to their grisly catacombs do their Put etrtcke11 by coasMuc• b a
oats filthy work. Her hands would be prayer at his bedside. On one of
bet own
i Further Particulars rq%(
IIclean of that. Hence her ■muaeme11t last visits, that was. She got rap b
I
that this late day she, t/loa echek Gnd his eyes fixed on her.
�l
I anonld ld A• u*vla her own soul.. ,.rather, can you bear laoy"
>3 o '
- 1 ` o ft else arraRhYes."
ed, to the at di «i -I hers been a bad daughter to - •wMiw&, -- "" `"'""
Il j M
tall. For It must be done at odea. I—" . __ __-_ T. t. 1... n.,w t.
f Ir
coante" was insistent. Only she knew
how the very bourn counted, had them
numbered, indeed, and watched them
flying by with a sinking heart
I w� Otto, r ht said, with dlAcmlty.
I "You want to gat hlmr'
"No."
I She knew what be mount by that
Li n uu aura
*.
hht t
If she gave a fleeting thought the
his Im-
He would have the boy remetmbw him
New and distinctive, creat-
palace, to the crown prince and
pending fele, she dismissed It quick-
as he had seen him last
' "You are about lttml"
ed for Particular People.
Ali,
ly, Rhe hail no affection for An-
■nsiew
"Very--srtxlous,"
k
'
nunctata. and as to the hey, let them
"Lbtea, father," she Said. stooping
Made of First Quality
look out for him. Let Mtttlich guard
over him. bve been hard and e1<
his tru*s„re, or lose it to till peril.
Perhaps you will grant [tat I Mve
is
Rubber.
The paosts:,re under the gate was not
had two reasons for It But I am gee
- She cried.
asst It 1• Tee Late,"
of her diacorery or infermtag.
_ -
In g to a -ill ere I will tate cart of
aterttl
Watertight Bands.
f3
him grad I wdo all I eab u asaks
too late," she Med at Iaat 'Every
r ,14 +PTER XVI.
i,i
klm ha miss"
pp1 r germ
thingIs arra oat. I cannot rvfua•
ns
-'Sl
�„
r.rkapa it was rlsLe[. P.rrP. eves
Latest Styles and Prices
now. They would -i don't know what
r ,� and Modwrls.
then the thought of Annttndsta's ter
tae? would do t" me I"
lYltby 'ei bark to his lodging,
e
dy and certain -too -be bungling elerb
from
"Dol To the granddaughter of the
where It t was packing his
to make Terdlnasd Wt1UAm Otto lasPPy
t
kin Wbat can they dor'
g• y
things. $ Y s►ey now of tis
}, IA,
amused blm. He gulled retwtly.
[ [ iht
2JC t� ileo
2 $
Tb•t aspect of thinga, to do her
n 'Jeoty' t t wrap most ex-
Ntkty roscMvd •note tram >Qedwtg
tttrsdlt, had evter nccunoll to LwJwlg.
old room for the
.!-.• ��-�
a'^ - r the
Isis .�btt% awn• � was ��
Rho penned in front of the e0urte•:0.
a"I� palace, _
I .
''What can I dor' ■ho asked ,IUful r
1
"Treat i pan not reattmo to ati 1
D
° l.'s, nhearted. To the
lair his, be gave the
ya,,Yr tit � '"""
"tilt ya end rode'
Saba
���•
Toole" b •' s iYlt Telfa.
�."""d �'
Store
ohm• D•eamw I felt ---I can only r y
ei :,_ .d„yt,'� t0 bring
*
The Recall
what, in your place. i should do."
-
ten' eaMed°'
(To be continued)
-i am afraid. You would n,et
IN secret re-
H. C. punitlll
afraid_" Hedwli shivered. "1
' s' , t' t + t
F t sew be1rW
11rad^afr-n•rurut. we ran Ir m,ir-
K-_- Bedford Block
f'`s•e Zl
'd at last ) ha re e11lAIM'll A piWl-
sdteerltl•is
The Emergency Helper J,to, -
t
t Long Distance
"Cl*ack "' goes the machine part—right in the t�
" of harvest, when every hour counts.
"Help... shouLi the farmer over the telephone, as he
call; up the manufacturer's service station and orders,1'
a new part.
_
"Burp' You'll get it this afternoon by Rural
the manufacturer replies.,
e d
Can y-ou beat it for service' , "�' "'IN
Use Long Distance—the most direct line between de-
mand and supply. Study how to apply it to your
business, and save the most expensive thing in the
world—time.
w "
�a
4,4',
artery Ben tis o Lin,
Tibpherfa Dialonco Station t
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