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MOTHER!
Clean, Child's Bowels with
"California Fig Syrup"
Hurry Mother! Even constipated,
bilious, feverish, or sick. colic Babies
and Children love to take genuine "Cali-
fornia Fig Syrup." No other laxative
regulates the tender little bowels P'
nicely. it sweetens the stomach and
starts the liver and bowels without
griping.
aye no "California" or to your
dr'ruuggiet and avoid counterfeits. insist
epee ienuine "California Fig Syrup"
which contains directions.
Rub Rheumatic Pain
From Aching Joints
Rab Pale right out with 1111.11
trial bottle of old
"St. Jacobs OIL."
Stop "doting" Rbeumatiae.
W. Pais only; not one case in fifty
requires internal treatment. Rub
soothing, penertsttng "St Jacobs Oil"
right opt "tender spot," and by the
time you say Jack Robinson—out
comet the rheumatic pain and distress.
"St. Jacobs Oil" is a harmless rheu-
matism liniment which never disap-
points and doesn't burn the skin. It
takes pain. soreness and stiffness from
aching joints. muscles and bones;
stops sciatica, lumbago, backache an
neura
r up 1 Get it small trial bottle
of old-time, honest "St.
Jacobs
spobs il"
from any drug ins, mo-
ment, you'll be free from R aches
and stiffness. Don't suffer I Rub
rkaaeatis• away.
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THS SIGNAL.
GODERICH, ONT.
LADY
LARKSPUR
MEREDITH
NICHOLSON
and left hint. He had Dell snout ?tae
snoring of the guards—Autolue oafs
-
was
ignoring ti right i le facia. There fled we of that—but 1 gave Mamie.-
Juin
amie.
tsar aloutanl right In flout of we, We reached Ihtrluu at 'slue o'clock
Juin Ong like a jack -In -the -box every and ager ,ut informal *upper I list- tious to double the watch.
time you flourlrhed your fan. There's card to Antoine* sol reverts •s
that fellow we've got locked up at I walked to the garage. The prisoner
Ryton—" . had wade no sign. he said, and twill-
-Just bear the man, Constance!" she Ing had occurred durlag the day.
Interrupted with her adorable laugh. "But there's this, Mr. Singleton,
"We were thinking that he was only i which you ought to know, air. The
beginning to see things our way, the old •'ryringhuul people don't like the
only true way, the jolly way, and , goings on here. Tuu'II aditilt It's all
here he cometh like • melancholy mighty queer. Pdou't complain, sir,
Jacques! H'e'll have none of it!" but some of the boys threaten to
"We must confess," said hire. leave, sir. And 1 look at It this way.
Farnsworth conetltttagly, "that Mr. that nobody understanding what the
Singleton 1■ passing through a severe apytng and bribes offered and taking
trial. We precipitated ourselves prisoners 1s all about, 1s most pe -
upon hitu without warning, and lm- culler. We got to kuuw where we
mediately involved him In a mesh of stand, that's ivhut 11's come to, sir.
mystery. Ilia Imagination must have And the %oldow being flightyllke and
time to adhere Itself." • - Flynn comfit home awl saying uoth- ,fes. the Teri
They were ajst Ung my appetite; 1 lug, but ahakhut we" -an tdeet•-plaeet-sew
ted
was {wrfeetly aware of that. I had ak• hies aft am purpose.' _
ordered the beet luncheon I knew hew for yours? Lt. sir, uw, It 1010 to as." I could see thew moving about and
tea compose, aced they were doing full What lie said as to the general We hear the swish of shrubbery and the
Jii tl.e to .11; but 1 was acting. I Peet of thing* wee true. but I diM't Unplug of their feet on the rough
kuetc, like a resentful toy, admit that It was true. Alice had con- slope.
"I love you that way;" Bald Alit. verted me to the netlun that I• -was a "how will that dor ,asked Alice.
as 1 .turcd vacantly at my plate. "But character In a story-, a plaything Of "Beautifully." replied Mrs. Funs-
you
erns.you really are not baking , . sett fate. 'and I lightly brushed aside An- worth. "Now go ahead from the toe
dleaKrr to us—really he pat,
tolne's mellow/1.'13' plaint ginning of the scene.'
!"
Coumtau1'c0R "Any man uf you," I said, "who Cautiously drawing back the
Mrs. Farnsworth aRinued, this. leaves this property will be brought branches, I espied Alice' etrlkinir a
back and shut. Tell that to the boys:" pose on a nwmmuth rock. She bent
audknew the that I was merely being a Ne%rrttIetres the perfect equanimity forward. clasping her knees, and with
upl consciousness thluncheon
h this was not
uplifting. At the luuchrun hour the the grutlruuue in the tout house an occasional glance at what appeared
PUT STOMACH IN
ORDER AT ONCE
o..lC_ er Meals MOese s ser
11'ouliuu,.t front l'ng,• 71
"Telephone .ill. els."
1 follm, ed th.• t..a to the booth
ee -
Pepe s Diapepsin" for
Gas, Indigestion or
Sour Stomach
instantly! Staamarh corrected! You
never feel the slight.et distress from
ia.tigrstion or a sour, acid, gassy stom-
ach,
tomaeh, after you est a tablet ui "Pape's
Dlapepein." The moment it reaches the
stomach all rr etrnesa, flatulence, heart-
burn, genet, palpitation[ em1 mon dis-
appear.
ieappear. Druggist" vermin* each pas*
age to cornet digeatrun at one•. End
your stamens trouble for few cents.
REAk OHEST COIIIS
LTH REQ PEPPER
Ease your tight, aching chest. Stop
the pain. Break up the congestion.
Feel a bad cold loosen up in Just r•
short time.
"Red Pepper Rub" is the cold rem-
edy that brings quickest relief. It can-
not hurt you and it certainly steins to
end the tightness and drive the con-
gestion and soreness right out.
Nothing has such concentrated panes
trating heat u red peppers, and when
heat penetrates right down into colds,
congestion, aching muscles and sore,
stiff joints relief comes at once.
The moment you apply Red Pepper
Rub you feel the tingling hat. In three
minutes the congested spot is warmed
through and through. When you are
suffering from a cold, rheumatism,
backache, stiff neck or sore tnssties,
Lust get a jar of Rowles Red Pepper
ub, made from red peppers, at any
drug store You will have the quids: -
est relief known. Always say "Rowles."
"Telephone Call, Sir."
CHAPTER V.
Alice.
1 wanted to be alone and struck off
for it wood that lay ma the northern
end of the estate. This was the Most
picturesque slat on the property, a
wild eoufuslou of trees and boulder&
On a Summit In the tuidst of It Uncle
Bash had built u platfon round a
majestic pine from which to view We
Sound. I mounted the ladder and was
brushltig the dead leaves from the
bench wheu, somewhere below me and
farther 00, I heard voices.
"Try it from that b'tfulder there,
Alice," etId Mrs. Farnsworth. "It's
1
influx of shop{a-re gtves the 'I'yring-
hon a cheery tone, and all about us tl
were people apparently ettverslttg bou
sanely and happily. The appearance' •
of Uncle Bash's ghost In the femlllat
dlnlug room would hair beet u wet -'
euwe diversion. 1 war speculating as
to Just what he would say about bis
widow and the whole uw•ay at Nestor
when Mrs. i;am.'s%urth addressed me
pleadingly.
"If you knew that we want yea tc 1
play with us dulyfew days longer--
three
onger—three days, shall we,,way, Alice?—If
you knew that then. well untangle ev-
erything,
verything, wuuldu't you be •nice --wry
nice," -
In spite of myself I couldn't resat
tale elitism!. 1 was inure and inure 1m•
pressed by the fineness, the charm of
Um Farnsworth. When she dropped
the make-believe foulfsluess In which
she Indulged quite as amusingly an
en i visited flim the next morning
k uiy Kith a trifle lit the stury-
f.alures of life at Barton. lie
In a rage that any tine should disturb Aller, she appearel to be a very aro
uiy gloomy retlrctluns. table prneuu. The hunter danced In
"Mr. Slugietoti•t uh: This Is Alice her eyes now, hilt her glance was wore
s1et'aktug—" than all appeal; It was a command.
1 clutched the shelf for sttpPurt, "If you knew that our troubles are
Not only taus It Alice epeakiui:. but not at all the troubles you're thinking
in the kindest voice Imaginable. My about• but very different—"
anger passed, but toy amazement at "Please pardou rue." 1 muttered
Aller and all her ways blinded ate. humbly, and wished that Alice were
If rhe had suddenly step{wd through not tan beei(vhing In a sailor hat. It
the wall, my aurprlsr could not have clay have have been the hat or only
been grater. Mrs. Farusworth's pleading tone that
"You told me the Tleackerey esu brought tut to a frieudlier attitude
your usual refuge In town. Po 1 toward the universe and its visible fella an exemplary prisoner, the gnards
thought 1'd try It. Are yeti %ery. very inhabitants. The crowd thl.en,'d out, rellprted, and he had maintained the
cross? I'm merry.really 1 am—Boh!" but we lingered, talking of all manner reporter silence In my absence. Ha
The "Bob- was added Ilug.atlnay. iii of things• ate, smoked, and read, e'uurteeusly
propitiating. Huddled In the tooth, "We utust come In again very soon," -I thanking the wen for their attentions,
i doubted my senses 0 lering In. land Alice. "And next time we shan't sad that was oN. when I showed my -
deed whether Alice IIaAn't a double- an away, which wee very naughty. 1 self at the window he rose and threw
ren whether 1 br.tn't drssined ever,- suppofe when you begin a story you down the -magazine he was reading
have to keep It going or It willthing that had occnrmd at Halton. Pat _ sed replied good natal -tiny to my 111
"I wanted to !perk to you ever at die on your handk, That'? the env tulry as to how he was getting along.
much at the theater, hut 1 couldn't with our story. you know. Of course I 9 dove rat complaint except that
very well without Introducing you to It's unkind to mystify you: but •you has •guards snore Outrageously. '1
sir Cecil, and 1 Wilful 'ready to do ere In the story Jnat as we are."
When
to be au open book beside her, she
begun:
"You ask rue who I am, my lord?
It matters not at all who or what I
am; let It sumer that berries are m7
food and the brook that sings behind
me gives' me drink. To be nue thing
or steelier is overtimes. Would you
ask yuuder oak fur a name. ur trouble
the wised atilt like foolish questions,
No; It is enough that a tree is strung
and fine to look upon and that a wind
has haling ill its wings."
With her head to one side and an
arresting getlture, and throwing into
I her voice nil its charm and a new
'compelling luuoceuCe sod sweetness.
'she continued:
"But you would have a name? Then,
Ols fuollalf one, so much 1 will telt
you: Yesterday i was Helen, wbo
launched a thousand ships and shook
the topless towers of ilium. Today
I ant nominee' In the forest of Arden,
'Aaqd ten errow• 1 Duty be Auigone, or
riel or Viola, or what you will. I
sip whist I uu/ke myself or diocese to
be. 1 prey you. let that suffice."
My, face was wet with perspiration,
and rt» heart thumped wildly. For
either 1 was stark, stactug wad, or
these were lines frotn Searles' "Lady
Larkspur," the manuscript of which
was carefully locked In my trunk.
"That should be spoken a bide
sure slowly, and with the best air of
nnprewedttatedness you can put into
It," Mrs. Farnsworth was saying.
'You can work H 001 better when
you've motorized the lines. it's im-
mensely effective having the last scrum
tome back to the big boulder on the
mountainside. Let the look at that a
Minute."
She took up the manuscript—there
was no question of the blue cover of
toy copy of "Lady Larkspur" --and
urnel to the passage she sought.
"Let tut read this over," Mrs.
1 Showed Myself at •the Wan.
dew He Rose.
"DAMDBRINB„
Stops Hair Coming Out;
Thickens. Beautifies
poor old chaps will sleep, you know.°
Bat. It might have caused cowptl- My mystification was certainly Veen "If you're err badly planted, why
l'alloos." enough without this suggestion trust ! dou't yon *escape?" I asked tartly.
11 anything could have multiplied 1 was a were character In a Isle "1""e' "11 would relies e your 111lnd a let
the existing cumpllcatluus, l 'us an1 awkward beginning aroused only the ( 1f 1 should disappear,' he asked a-
loes. to know what they %sere; but ',revert apprehensions as to the em- slnuatingly.
her voter waw no gentle, so wholly elusion. She looked at her %%etch and "You are impertinent;' 1 replied.
amiable, that 1 restrained an Impulse continued: "I'm so absurd --really 1 irritated that he should have surmised
to demand explanatiune• aro, In ever so litany ways, that no that his presence was causing utleasl-
"Are you nn earth or am you ' one would ever put ate !n u book. nela. "If y0u will come to your
slreaklug from haruellse?' 1 asked. Everyone would say no such person senses and tell the the weaning of
"Oh, we're it. a very nice house, ever existed! It'a Itere,llble! And your visite here, we may ngree upon
Constance Dud 1: and wv re just about so I have to pretend I'm in a story all tens. As It stands. you're a trespass.
having a little supper, I wish You the ?hoe. It's the only way I can er; you tried to bribe a senant to 'Mb
were herr, but that can't be nrrnngel.
No; really It can't : We shall he
motoring bark to Barton to -morrow
and hope you can join nil. Let ns
have luncheon and Motor up to-
gether." .
'Mien i ntie a%tel thnt I eell for
them she laughed gayly.
"That would he telling things!
And we mustn't erten everything when
everything Te itnitik-1M henntifnlly.
itenrembering the ntnn 1 had locked
up In the tool hater and the expinna-
tlont f should Itstet to make "inner
or later to the unimaginative Tor-
rence, 1 wasn't wholly convinced of
the general henufy of the prospect.
"Montnnl wens In the theater," 1
enggeatts.
. Her laughter rippled merrily mer
the wire. "UA 1j tried to follow ns
In • taxi! Ire had • great time
throwing him oft• In the park. I'm
not Pure he isn't setting on the curb
right now watchlgg the house un-
graciously."
"You have the fan with you; Mon-
tani Jumped right out of his seat
when yon opened It In the theater."
This she received with more Inugh-
ter; llnntani amused her Imtnenuely,
she Pall. She ween't In the least
afraid of him. deafening to the mat-
ter of the luncheon, she suggested
the Tyringham.
"Tou know. 1 want very much to
Off Mr. Bnahfnrd's old homy end the
phare ■11 our ,veteran retainer* came
from. At ohet—yrs. hood night '
Allre and Mn. Farnmwnrth reached
the Tyringhn10 on time to the minute.
As 1 had spent the morning en a
bench In the park. annlyztng my prole
teres, '1 found thetr good humor •
trifle Jarring.
"You don't Deem • hit glad to see
S5 ,tents Mtn a bottle of "Danderine"
at any drug store. After se.P'iying this
deli[btful tonic you enot ffini" a
pa of ar. sf daedruf or any falling hair.
Besides, every hair shows new life. vigor,
brightens, more color and abundance.
keep hippy. And so tinny people are the house. if you re at all familiar Alice's golden head became more
iu my story now, not only Montan' wiA11
th criminal law In title country, you distinctively cticely eligible as she stood erect
and the poor fellow 'ticked up tit Bar- I an eatimate the number of yearn upon the boulder.
ton—oh, what if he should escape! imprisonment that will be handed yell "t iu, no! You can tmprove on that;
Constance, It would be splendid if he for these little indiscretions." It must be done lightly and quickly,
just touching the tips of your fingers
to the rock. Alt, splendid! Now
stand with one hand dropped upon the
hip—let me see how that looks. Very
good; now repeat these lines atter
me. This other world, of w*fch you
speak? Shake your head slowly,
frowning; every hint of sincere doubt
and questioning yon can throw Into
look and gesture. 'Is It a kind world,
a place of honest hearts? Yon have
spoken of cities, and crowded avenues,
of mnslc and thenters and many things
I hove read of but never seen. You
promise me much, hut what should I
do In so vast a company? i am very
happy hers. Spring and summer 811
my hands with flowers and In winter
I lay my face to the wind thnt carries
sleet and snow. All thin is nine.'
Arms stretched out. You mustn't
make that stiff—very good. 'Earth
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WINTER EC
CIYAPS'c COLDSORES
KEEN wintry weather brings a host
of skin troubles. Cold -sures,
chapped hands, unsightly face sores
and blotches, become a source of discomfort and
annoyance: To end the trou'de and mal c your
skin clear, healthy and fletnhle, give th.e lace,
arms and bands, • nightly dresslog with pure
herbal Zem-Buk.
Lam Buk instantly socthea the smarting
irritation, it k:Ils disease genus, are. qiu:.ly
heals all soreness, roughness and ei.aftrg
which, neglected. often develops int'
eczema or other chronic akin d,stase•
Use also Ziin-Buk Medicinal Soap
eayoy mai akin health.
This was an -
obstinate case.
Mrs. Henry Amee, 44 Lyall Avenue'
Toronto, says :—" 111 y daughter s to .
and neck were a mar of enema. Her
doctor 1,res.nbed treatment fes over
two months, but to little asciii was
about to call in a skin .u•t wbeu
I heard of Zam-ltok Ireaenu et n •',et•rg
ochei suflresta trues thrsMead d -;ease
So I got a hos t,t 7.am-IItuk and a i..hkt
of lam huh Medicinal Scam lu is 6• t
days these. ,uw:gltt a dec,drd mete, (-
mein
meat l,ay by day the seresgra. wally
healed, and wharf a 11,41:14 n.R
'laughter's aka, was tburuuktely ck:ai..J
Of the terrible
PINE SAMPLE resat el tau trent sus ra..•wy'
Nod Is alum Ow Wawa pstse.n, kirl names
sed eta er Meer, mea .Mro,w Za.teaa es.,
%WM et. Tweets tea Ms, all dral+re.
IN11niCIif1lllki�I�ihtl;al,w�.II Ijl;III!; I.iliil6' .i
Farnsworth continued: "'1 have
played, my lord, at hide -end -seek with
the stars, and I have run races wlth
the brooks. You alone of all that have
sought me are equally fleet of foot
and heart! If you but touch my hand,
I ant loot forever. And this hand—
1 beg you look at it—is as brown as
• berry and as rough as hickory bark.
A wild Itttle hand and not lightly to
be yielded at any man's behest. Look
at me carefully, my lord.' She elites
to full height quickly. Let me sea
you do that Alice."
should escape!" "If it's so plain, why don't ysil
"Tou didn't finish your en, mention hand me over to the authorities?" by
et" characters;" I suggested. "Is my I asked, provokingly cool.
part an important one or am I only I "I'm giving you a chance 'to confess
It My fora?" and tell who's bsek of all this. Tell
`"My dear boy" cued Mrtr. Farre- me Just why your confederate Moir
worth, "you are the hero! Von have tan, Is annoying Mrs. lieahtord, and
been the hero from the boor the story 111 turn you loose."
began. 11 yon should desert us now. 1 "If you wait for me to confees any -
whatever we do?" thing, you will welt forever,". ver,". he re -
"1f I'm the hero," 1 replied In her , plied. "I repeat that we are Impelled
own key, "1 shall begin making love bythe
eI same
eneedntt olives,enligymt n yonder to
to Alice rat (owe."
Alice, fill' front being disturbed by what they nre."
my declaration, nodded her head ap- "I shall be glad to hear your idea
ptevingly, of m;_ motives," I answered feebly.
"Oh, we lied expected that! But lit
shite -be Think. b you don't led rete-
yea needn't be In n hurry. in a story 117. ois the very simple
me
like this one, that runs right on from over to the police
day to day, we. must leave a lot ti theone that you don'tthwant to
embarams
yonder
chance. And there are ever so many mil tryos of
by
chance*—" causing the light of publicity to heat
"Not all on the aide of failure, I Spon her very charming head. Toa lead sky and forest belong to me. The
bops?" wish to save her annoyance, and nos
morning
morning comm down the sky In
"We mut he ening." She laughed. slbly something much graver. 1 call of me and the tired day Alda
I wished she hadn't that characteristic ere that you are tmpresned; but it ms good night at the western gate.
little turn -of the head that mss eto might to Menet. yon to k w that I c
You world change rags for silk: Ton
beguiling!
share your feeling of dellacy where tarn your het and catch your chief
Folly rode with ns all the way to she is concerned. And let me add that
In your bonds, looking down. Tee;
Barton. It \anything semsthle wan nt- the Count Montan) Is animated by like you are barefoot In this scene. You'll
tired on the drive. i can't recall It. Our feeling. So there we are, exactly se haus to practice that turn. Now—
talk, chlefiy of knights and ladies, and the some ground!" 'And yet I should lose my dominion;
wild flights frotn Imaginary enem*M, -Ton hnven't answered my galas In that world you boat of I should
had the effect of spurring Flynn to none!". I blustered to hide m7 ss »more be, 'Lady
•dy Litrkspur.' "
perilous spurt" of awed. n'l et C at being thrust further Into Alice had repeated these tines, test -
"Flynn has cnnght the spirit!" revel tl,e .kirk. "You don't understand kits Itig and trying stiffened modulations.
Alice exultingly. "Haten't you. IL, hfot-,{," T went on hurriedly "It le Sometimes a dozen repetitions hardly
Flynn," Ineuncelenhle that anyone slimed wish stt(llteyl to satiety Mrs. Farnsworth,
Flynn, turning to eonflrnt t111s crus to Illare her or that she could have w_ be herself recited hem and postured
ed the ear to swerve and graze a truck committed any act that %emild . anise fors t
llreInstractl
lied high with household goods. her fo he spied upon. She tie- I elease read the whole of the s. e•
1 I d I M
"Please Read the Whole of the Second
ar♦ ane"„
ladder end s1.,.- away. 11 e t
Searle'i play." I kept whispering to
myself. It ens 'he "Lady Luelssido
that he anus 11 -..ling back until he
Could find the ."rl. that toad so en-
chanted him in 1 • ndun and for wtt
he had written 1', very comedy with
Its setting It the rglnla Finis.
Harrying to th. garage, I snarled
et Flynn, who said Torrence had
been calling me ail morning and had
finally left went 111:,1 he would motor
to Barten\at eight the next evening
to see me On urgent business'. 1 un-
locked my triyek an„I dug out any copy
of "Lady 1.ark41nr” Not even the
wizardry of A1h•.• ,end her friend
could hate' exlratee.I, the script. The
two wtimen had lt, some way nos -
leased thenitNvee ,jeVr,nnther copy, nn
exact duplicate, et.•n jQ Its flue paper
cover: and I s.,! ries:r ill hr' n re -
P
ne," Alice rrimplalnerl s• ahs drew -we meq elude the pursuing mcndously ipraglnnllte, stet r, ti t
pert td I ond act again," Bald Alice, eating
•
off her gtnvea. "Haw can any ane et knights,' 1 enter/uteri, "hot some v11- In tittle fancies that are a
alything hut happy ■fuer seeing that age constable may take It into bis her charm!" 1I for
delicious '(bet Robin', It le so dell- head to pinch us." I "Imo trades." he repeated, hiding stew mtnatoe, enjoying the I bet -self nn the hrnnlder. I waited ted nl
nusly droll." "Oh, that wonld he lovely," cried s yawn. "It's deplorable fors pretty
"1 haven't;" 1 remarked with as Alice. "And we'll telegraph dear Mr.' woman to have an imagination; flow of Mras a art trtrrsnvtodownitthe
there's danger there!„
_ S'^
, a,titig ,•••••t g oral les twO :d'tat
me about h1s effort* to find the ae-
tre"s.
The lelephnne o*the table at mf el-
bow rang uutll Flynn eat» In tlssld-
ly te' quirt It.
"If It's Mr. Torrence--" 1 began.
"Ire the Barna station. sir.
'There'll a telegram." I snatched the
receiver spitefully:; tbfnking it only
the methalh'td Termites confirming
the aplw,hlmeltmade by telephone.
Rut 111e "monitor began reading
Springfield, })lulu. September SO, iPIT.
l.'able from Le.nden agent says last
forwarding adders. for Violet !Peering
wad ) i.'l lir Scuttle. 1'Ie:,sr ask
Barkawsy. & Miele end anybody elan
on Bron,tway also night know what
companies an• ote cosies er headed
that way. •1 end no dew 1n ehestrfnl
paper% and don't want to mesa thing%
by making Inquiries direct. 11 party
eels be le••ted, will start West Im-
mMlats'ly. "14re rlea"
The thought of Searles was torufe't-
tM, end t r'epresn'b** asyma tee sot
having summoned him et the bogie -
alms rd my 'perplexities. I immediately
&cuffed tMe 1.. =mss`-�.-_�i
"Hake first train east and Bente Si
me at Barton as quickly as pomade.
Hope to have news for you."
I then Jotted down on a scratch pad
title tuetitorandum:
"The young woman representing hers
self as Mn. Bashford and now fetid.-
netted
etabIletted in my uncle's hoose is one Of
■11 of the following pewits:
"1. Uncle Bash's widow.
"2. An Impostor.
"& A spy of some sort, pursued by
secret agents.
"4. Violet Dewing, an actress
"5. The most Intereating end tea
loveliest and most charming girl le
the world."
(Tn ire Contitnlell
Macdonald Gibbs, teat of 1t1•tto
and singing at Knox C..Icb, Sat-
urdays, 11) a.m.''to noon; and 3 to 5
p.m. _ tt
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