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out the dete-dtive% .P11-111.
It 'vascli.Yel.(2/ (),(41:?\i'lvl°1k1:111c). scu;Igz111;cti'le'ln
if possible, get Stiles away fleet, After „
that they woiLia go after Weiler. If 1
they waited. until the four reen were i2s,
asteep Or Were Intik"- enough te atateli anaa..
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their man far elite:lab away from. the,
.
others to permit of eaplaring him "y raProl. ed te foi ntapithpa two-inch
A MOST STRENGTHENING BEVERAGE
woctle, Aere as the detective put it
• ' 1 I h
, without too "ouch commotion, it ought Whfll, We boo •lit our home the letters' are snitaboei
to be feaeible to carry into the ketehe • • t Small table or Inacheonmoverahave
'very ]In or Hiniself
By tiOPKINS MOORHOUSE
(CopyrIght by luss en company)
" a lam room
P
/0 a 15/, e eadirne the trioni at, one
of hini" and leiten the, meaning of his
they eould "fri ht th t teet Tv.th y
eri e g zzai ou
UL the centre, back of -the roam, The end while 16rge
trip to Spar.row Lake and what Rives' oniIr oonVenience it po.s.seesed was a have the ulci''''''"grarns in the' centre :e"f"
'thee end
was tip toe also they would make ilirn large eae-e or eupboaed built on tine el •
tell What he knew about Nickleby's sale ef the aareney, Gar water Two -moll monograms are used for
dea.lings with Red McIver. At any rate supply" was at tile back porela a'eout Itillelleen sets ani,two to
they' °light to lie able to learn enough 12 *teas away from where it was letters fcr tile larger
to deaide on a definite course Of .ac- needed. Towels are meriogreineci or initialed
IfiDXrdr ft XPQVITX:op A rziorrtex'4
. 1,nr taking
VVIOX
$1.00 anoe
, . awe
,
fold tolloiVing tttO OrpvirtuX
Sold by alt drugs:lets, or by
ROSS MEDICINE COMPANY
,ictrvir.4 street, orouta
IsSzintilinillUnticer--Te4iite.iw4igearzwevziat6rrfstot=p
"Ifi• RHEU Rei 'A T
This ie an old. Root o.hil
iiri,r6tehoe;
8tatea Tor i6 years—for
, . • 11 h a ATI i s re, (Jassy
'41 ' rot}i3VesielunU
gold by National Drug Co., 'tirvaditon,
lint., through \hair horno drat:: store.
errnIt'efertead 72,lierunatio nomeay Oot
*4 1st Ave., RalniIton, Ont.
tion m rouriding the beotleggers, a-cord.m 't . di y a
, •
Tne'" ta' St -e did asa,e to build
To McCorquodale wee a gratifying 16, ing towels sraall in eize the initiale one
prospect. Lead Min to it!' ; a w°rIttelole from tho eun-hcaxd °tit 'to on: anti one-balf"irich are, a'PlPro-
.
The night was exceptionally still, toward the door that coaled oil
CHAPTER XVIII. ---(Coned.) them tears the Queori's Sheddin bY without a breath of air stirring the back Porch. 'Then we moved in the pnate. For the larger towels, two -
and inch 'are beat euited. Me monogram or
Cranston -and McCorquodale had ilifcrmin" her that the kid's within forest. In the delen hush that brooded pu.rap and sink from the porch,
held a consultation with Wade and it a 'few niiiea of her right now." over the wilderness small sounds held put them at the end ea the worktable.' letters are Plaeed the width ef the
WAS decided that Cranston would" "What? You mean he's—'" sway that ordinarily would have been
watch, things at the Tore:Lite end while "Yep. They got 'aim prisoner baelt submerged in the paean of the ,wind
MeCorquodale was eent out to fellow .here at the lumbe.r camp. He Was in the fir—the whisper of the Wol-
developmeats at Indian Creek, Mee „one o' the three what Weiler met at verine where it swept7. deep and
C'erquedaile had told My. Wade what North Bay an' it didn't teke me long strong; its strident chatter to' a fling
Kendaiek had eugg,ested to him at to tumble to the way they was, a gravel at occasional bends in the
Sparrow Lake --that the two of them watch& him close. I slips lihn a note 'stream; its seeking snarl aver. a
work together on 'this bootlegging las' night that friend's was near an' sunken boulder, The moVements and
cas.e, end the, railroad president had to be on the lookout f"r nee We're whistlinge of ewls and 'bats in the
then m.entioned Phil's letter and his gemf to rescue the kid, see, He'll be dark, moss -clung corridors on either
where -abouts mil told McCorquodalci toI cur star witness." side were quite disthiet; So were the
make for Thealaneen Siding and pass, "Well, what next!'" gasped the whines and snorts of weasels and
cia instructions. astonished Kendrick. He stared at the other Small' animals, noisy in, the
Bay. There he had hung around for
North eyoetueretlie7i.ty ilsodueereidencuotyjoill_inignie.,, so, aadeabaanb. Anti widortoning all
sounds, unceasing, like a hidden men -
other
Weiler bought a ticket for
a day, apparently waiting ea agieed latcCoequedale ace, rose the drone of insect life—the
body. At last three more fellows' had
for 5°1110- i doubtfully. "Uh-hunia On'y 1 don't lim-m-in-m-in-m-m of the muskeg
come in on a train. Weiler met them happen to be wavin' no wand an'
fleatin horizontal in the air, see. I'm
at the station and the wheie party took
handin' it to you straight up an' down.
the train west that night, with Mc -
Stiles is there an we gotta get him
Corquodale trailine. aloha.. Their des -
away, from,„ those guys. As rit any Indian Creek with the Wolverine, Be -
rival the urloadoed from the exprese- •)°'-'11— Ile drew out his police, yond this point the streaM narrowed,
ear a pttcrborough canoe a teal anti automatic and patted it, siguificantly.' and navig-atien became more difficult,
a lot of supplies. As .scon as the. train ' -This gun craeke ten jokes -without As the 'shores began to widen out at
pulled out they get ready for a trip stcP,Pill''' see, if there's any funny the forks Kendrick, whose eyes Ion.'
- , • .
into the wc......a,-. Down on the river- wer `"..g3In °11' since had become foctieed to the twi-
Phil's sin -prise at the turn events light of the still's, saw that YeCer-
bank, a few hundred rods through tile
bush back a the steLion, a nalf_broed were Liking was oni'y equalled by Eni quodale had thrown up his hand and
guide „,„, nal:0'11g far them, He had excitement with which Cristy laawson was motioning for him to 00 50 pad -
a big birch -hark cance and The five of received the news when presently she diing. At the same time his ear caught
them began to hustle their beleegalge was called outside and introduced to a new sound—a chant of voices rapid -
off' the plaffelne , The C.L.S. detective. She listened ly growing louder, ''''' it ilaw makes a very use-fal storeroom
' eagerly, interjecoing a rapid question (To be continued.) . and laundry.
MeCorqur dale was fereed to keep in
a„...... now and then as if her mind 'were '
the backgreand until they had Of 'course my kitchen does not coni -
and r.aeing beyend th.e facts of the recital Dye Old Wrap Skirt, and he was afraid that he would ' -lase $ pare with one equipped with running
them. fle ipiestioned the Station to a lcgieal solution of the mystery Sweater, c urtains water but, for the cost, it has been
not apparent to the others. She nod -
Agent, Cc:lent"; but that official could • . Tvo-rth an untold amount. I do net
tell him nothing about the stear-gers ded her head once or twice and laugh- in Diamond Dyes , -
ed a little. When MeCorouodale had _p_.. nave any water to carry. 01 course,
exeept Thai 'hey said they were part
I have it to pump, but it is mucila
ee a o,e0,D.d,,,i ea eaati.n f ,, -an recounted everything- that he had ob- Baca ps.ekage of "Diamond Dyes"
Government, heading- toweeds 'Parc
... .
served she was silent for a moment, eeataans atrectione so simple any wo.. easier to de in a warm lachen than
Neleen en James" Bay, lfcCorquedale bead bent in thought. out in the cold, and it does not seem
man can dye or tint her old worn.
pretended te accept this informetieri 6 -How seen are you going 'neck to so hard when I do not have to carry -
faded things new. Even if she laa
staainie.
After perhaps an hour and a half
.of hard patidling they reaehed the lita
tle lak-e which marked the junction of
SHADE TIM MAKE
P IES 11011ELIKE
MILIJONS OF TREES ARE
,weitern settlers .,skow
preciati6n of Co-operative
Tree -planting of Forestiy
Branch.
A privat.6 ,corporatiOn, eellifig "lands
in Western Canada, ericourages ,the
farmers, 'settling on these lande to
plant ehelter-belts of tree. One of
the effieera of the cote:parry avas asked
what benefit they expectedto receive
4 ° for the Money spent this' work. The
A. small ease was built un over thei hem nbcvle "
the bona I i W1 g
sink 'between the window and the door presser-riumers and buffet; ecarls
bortischheshelds articles such as tooth!' are in°11°gramed in the centre ost the
shayiag, ecjuipnent side, the waft of the hem, above the
hem. One an,c1 one-half inch letters
and so forth. The sink has a drain
Pme o a cesspool which carries away als,eheoccrtlset",at.retnnlatisrek' ed. witE initials or
all waste water without walltine- a monograms three to four inches. high
step. This is ene of the best, thingsl
pillow -eases two inches. high,
about having a sink in the lachen. and
We were able to save a few morel' These letters are always placed the
steps by turning the range aromid so wilthibec'cisptrhee,adllbe-Prluao-l?uncgr-p-tahrieellie.smn"vost
that the oven door opens toWard the
worktable. This makes my work in' effective when m°negramed in the
centre, The monogram s'heultr be from
that corner 'of the room in a space
eight to twelve inches in height.
about 6 x 8 feet and I have very few
To embroider either linens or lin,-
A stool-w-hich can be pu,sh6a out of gerie, first pad the letters in running asa,
the way ander the worktable ,a,kis or Chain stitches with soft cotton floss.
Then, work ever the padding, with a a---
-zaa
also to the general convenience. A
ohne satin stite,h using fine embroid-
wire drainer (cost 20c) whieh fits
the sink saves od " -11 h er7 rie°d'ie and strand bo tune m si was -
nig. A rack with hooka, on the wall
".
• "I Never Dreamed!"
between 'tlie.cupboard and the window - ,
over the sink, hold's all the little cook- It is eirrpriein.g how many girls
mg utensils used daily, such as egg- incur unnecessary and discourag,ing
beater ean-opener grater. expenses 'because they talc° it for
granted that certain things that they
want vrill cost no mare than they can Your druggist sells a tiny bottle of
afford. A correspondent writes that a "Freezone" for a Sew cents, sufficient
young frienel- of hers—a nuese in to remove every hard corn, soft corn,
trainin,g—recently came to her with a or corn between the toe, and the col.
tale of anxiety and 6ellag-rin, She had !uses, without soreness or irritation,
needed a new uniform and,since the
We have recently' enclosed the pore}
and built .aoine shelves in same and
camp?"sae a*,.ed at la -at,
at face value: but if those "birds" t 'e
knew al i , about ar o on"'
— ' "As sson as 'Mrs. Thorlakson will Lever dyed before, she can put a rich, table. .
It several steps and lift it up to a
replied I fadeless color into shabby skirts '
cer,t :,,azeolagy he was ri.opare3 to gne ub bornething to eat, ,
Ph il
a.,,w his eizspeniers, buckles and ,-,' T. dresses waists coats steclin s.
al' Irm'ecle-1 ie theie -supplies" were: -"Tc°°- -i- In readY''' sweaters, coverings, draPeriea., hang- Monograms Tor Household Linee.
seveial eare.-: ef liquor.; MeCerquedale' a, .,.. . lone
But—You don't .understand," oh- ings, everythinzt Buy Diamond Dyes
g We can t take you aIong, Every woman is proud. of her cheat
kneev a ease cf liqtair when he saw it, "'"O'er-` —"' --no other kind --then perfect home . . .
Alias Lawson It -wouldn't lie e el household linens, especially if thear
no matter if it was wrapped in canvas ' ' — dyeing is guarantee.cl. Just tell your
and eeeered w:ch mieleading, labels. i
i Of eo.urse yosti can. I certainle- am . are of the fine.st Damask an& are cor-
a
whether the material you
It had taken him a little w'rile to: gcbilignowoisTilayiec.h'1.-our ,-,3n.i.ea foot—, wish to dye is wool or silk, or whether rectly marked, with ha.nclsomely era-
leeate a canna that ha could hire to- i •
"No-risenz-,e, its all right now. pm it is linen, cotton, or mixed goods.
gether with a camping outfit; but fin-, e-oincr, with You." she repeated. "There Diamond DYes never streak, spot,
ally he had started en the trail once e r,ea„.s,rs why 1 maat go; so please fade, or run, • ,,
more. Ile had overhauled. them abouteaei argue about it."
ftf-ieen back franl ra-iire'adi "But that's exactly- what / Intent:I" Land Niaps of Prairie
sliseek hie head. .."Theae. room here are several -varieties of ap-;
where Inthan Creek- and 17*h-erille'; to do" declared Kendrick decidedly.
had followed them up ittreana for a •
few miles, keeping his. distance!' till4 the canoe in the. first place and be A new edition of the Land Map or propriate lettering: fancy script,
--fides There's liab:e to be trgable, Isn't Manitoba, 'Saskatchewan and Alb-erta block, old English and Japanese style,
River joined waters. Frem there he
Provinces.
Itroiderecl initials and. menograrne.
Sheets and pillowcases, tablecloths,
napkins, bedspreads as well as hand-
kerchief.s anti, lingerie are not only
identified but are ornamented in this
wa-V.
Doeen't haat a bat Drop a um
"Freezone" on an aehieg corn, instant.
la- that corn stops hurting, then short-
ly you lift it right oh! With fingers.
y.
vs,e-oarinksTate-,aressillwhsh°ehhaadciagiwonaeYstodoaanietitilLerr Acciden1 Fav°Ted Lifebt'al. '
dre.s.srnaker 'and had planned f -I- Invelnlan
,dress without first asking what it Among the "accidental" inventior,-;
would fcoois.tthtoe ligaaryme eitritinaa.nd,de.11,0Vuhnedntshlamt may be mentioned the lifeboat, 111
the course at a country stroll William
tuhseuaclhlyargpeaidwassheju,sytasdouabstleo nlil-lb,aeia , she. Wouldhave. the inv eater of the s elf- a
mg righting lifeboat, came across a wo-
never dreamed it would be so much!" man WhO asked his help in lifting a
was her comment, heavy vesse of water just drawn from
'haIdntoangOthteorairbsastallateeeriaanrwfcfr :;neeleaa'lh°1 tthheerles'efilleatOetin tliges.ubr:eallteeen°thtahl:fe water
fiar
months left her young 'daughter in
,charge of her house. , An aiinwan,,e wooden bowl,
aarouldhave was drawn into conver-
for personal and hoasehold expenee- satlnn an&
* * like many another man
had been provided, and as the. gala had wil° camn'c't iteeP his h--'--Vld's quiet
had good training in the management wh'ile he taika, he idly toYed with the
toiemea. hauBuste jauhset. dilfduer,e,eryherareniliotfhoear,as, floating piece of wood. Naturably he
rlurned it over and found to his sur -
return she decided to have the down- 61'il'ise 6 Chat It' ininledlatelV righted it -
stairs floors waxed, so as to pea the I self' He inrellea i'i again' with the
finishing tench to the well -ordered
roams, and therelay delight her moth- same
tiiiie actually al -Week en the problem
result; and su a) be was at the
F. a a r.
er The man who had always done the of an miainkable boat he immediatel
vork was out of Y
engaged another man. She neglected,
town, and so the girl realized th, I. portan,e of is chance
16Wever, to ask What hi i charga n'-ould dis1r 15 an that allY°31.8 can
be for the job, and, ani,ee she had readilY make for himself. All oae re
furnished both the brush and the wax quires is the fourth oarr of a hollow
.
she was •astounded when he preaented Plcwate "Pher" ' or to but i't in
3' cc „ 3 — , i 3e. •
a bill for vix dollars. for four inours,, more homely-lan,guage, the quarter o.
What she Daid was earactly a °°°carlut shell split from end to end
that it will not remain
work.
what the nurse bed said.: "I never Put the shell in a bowl of water and
,
drAe°111oletidlorit gl:Trui leaa'cileres',./Crounluchli''st --vc:pusiweeit111, bflintid will return at once to an
a ,. apart. eVen Reel. In scientific language, it
rie country -vrhere 'fl -s cost very -
wisl ilos.,,c. only with the convex stir
ittle. She -was viaiting a school :taco ,tio.in.sva4,{1.
friend in a Western city, and since:She
liad been gesierously entertained she -- -..7.--------
--
they came to a portage where the that so, mecm.quodale?,,
- be a.vallable shortly. This maa accerding to one's taate.
entire party lia.a a
of making the portage to a rointi
Keerlrick as the representative has been found Talusble by prospece The letters can be used singly or.
P , of the Recorder 'it is absolutely neces- tive settlers and land seekers., show- combined in monograms. They are
disembarked. 1r -stead ,
farther up, they had gone into campisari.,m_e,
at what itameared to be an old lumbar ,ertn mrs..,,.. min 1.,,sv.z_ou. but; I re_ ing .azs it does. ail lands open for lioine- often efreativelveedesigned to fit ink)
1
camp that had not been in ' .
-teading, lands in private ownership eirelea,„ diamena,.., e -aa, en—lea
,-,.., y r.,,
"You would be in GUT waY, to be forest reservea, achools, ete. With the quent,1y combined arit,li :dainty era -
frank. We'li be bringing Stiles back anticipated. increased arrivals during broidery &prays -which g,,reatly, enhance
here with as anal you can wait til we the coming season, a larg-e demand for
eornela the beauty of the -otherwise 'plain
, the Land Maps is anticipated by the initiaL The bride-to-be ariVay use.s,
detective to that worthy's ernbaliass-
Almost tear/1111Y she appealed to Vie Natural Resources Intelligence Branch her maiden initials in mark-ing has
of the Departrant-of the Interior. '
hikes Gown aere special to get n,ent. Cap lit hand, he ma,de a, pro- 2____.
You found and formal bow in an attempt
men '5 I'm sure them guys is anchor- to b di 1 e;
_ , Smart Boy?
eauple sea.sons. It looked as if they
use fen a fu -se to tak.e the respeneibility."
asseaae au risk afa Ke.ndriek but unoccupied, lanr1 reserved for datonas 0.r sqtaaaan afiatafa',1a, are are_
Intended to stay there for a while.
"I know that deserted lumber
camp," Phil nodded-.
"Well, that's --where comes from
ja,st row an' that's where we both
makea for as zeon'S we rustle a bite
o' eTtrb," concluded McCorquodale. "1
hopeenest
Initials' are •parpiomiat for hand- 1
kerchiefs underwear, el -ends an.d
"Here, boy," exclaimed the excited other fancy things. Monograms, are
liLtis nian, as he rushed up to .a page used on the larger household linene.,
in a big hotel. "Rua up to my room
such as sheets, pillowcases, table
and see if my umbrella is there. Hurry
cloths. lunche , clothe napkin' bed-
spreads and couute . 1
ea, Say, that triere Wolverine's some ..
. .
"Pardon me, lady, but you're crazy!. -
river, ain't. It.' I got my canoe back he stated politely. "Crazy as a bed-.
here a ways."
bug! It can't be did!"
°Coda are you quite sure, that this
'bunch is the. gang Wades after? Sup- ,
CHAPTER XIX
posing tney tern out to be a fishing
now, because I've just got fiV6 minutes
party or something?" a In thee Strange Proceedings, to catch a train."
-Fie-drill' party- me neck!" scoffed The sun was dropping behind the Three minutes later the boy came
l'ileCorquedale. -With them cases weeded hills anal only the golden rim' tripping dew rr the stairs_
o' the real McKay ?" of it p,eeped above the tree -tops when =.• yes, .Mr," he said, "It's there all 131.°11°graill is alwaY attractive' Thel
'Fishing is often a thirst:7 fausinees theY set cut. Long before the purple right:, size of the monogram. depends on tile,
decided to ,shrow her appreciation' by colored Evidence.
gabirleingteaa luronacehr inn attobwhiei. riwsW 01,- nththeefeaDcuull1; °off a laecItaa17,caollnelg-eembeenr
Napkins should be iriitialecl in the s
centre af the side theugh a centre c
uncheen was going on an idea that
eamed a lereliant and nappy one oc- deaVored to make, clear to the student
•
urred to her, She aa'.e , a wait t tellaeideEnigcneift—catlblacei ciervti;hd:ncteerinthe'et°1°hreafSt
btain number of corsage -bouquets been tamnerea with.
—one _far 'eaclieke'her gaests, As she -Here' is an excellent illustration"
expected P.Y no mote Lhan he said, "that came within fey obser.
fifty cents for each bunch of flowers yation recently.- A phynician had said
she was sinaost panic; etricken when to a patient: ,
she found that the fevers - coat three 'Madam, you are a little run dow-n.
dollars apiece. *The "I -never -dreamed" You need frequent baths and plentY of
habit cost her ten days of her allotteci fresh air, and I advise you to dress in
holiday, for she had only, limit.d( the co'olest, /float comfortable clothes
amount of money to spend on it. --nothing Stiff or formal'
Don't be among the "T-neverZdrearn- "When the lady returned home this
ed." tibias 'of girle. A little foretheught
ih.-sr noire than the flail. An3,-wav, yea flusk came creeping in from the east
size of the napkin. Luncheon napkins' 1iad to
.h.now fel sure Lat it s booze—' wheie clouds were trankino• in the skY• Minardis Liniment for Grinae and Flu, require the initial One-half to one, inch
"Don't, eh? They starte ha on it 'Kendrick expected to be back by
Lasnight, an' some of 'ern was lit Up daylight or at latest by neon next clay., -
like a corner sa-non, 1 tali you, Didn't as they paddled up stream again:et a' -
1 see *era an' didn't I hear 'em? Great eteong current; his thoughts were busy
ernaes," they kap' me awake with their with the events at the past few weeks,,
Le.C7
sbauts an' singin. las' night fer hours particularly- those of the last four
an' tali eampira a geed loud ballet- days. He marvelled at their kaleido-
away from their hangout at that. 1 scople nature. It; seeraed ages ago
eree" clean close to find out what they that he had fought a fist battle with
was ceiebratin' an' 1 hears 'era gab- this stalky, good-natured chap whose
bin', see. The gang ain't all there yet. muscular ehould,ers. v. -ere swinging in
They're waitin' far the Main. Squeeze r'nythrn -sitith his own; yet it was only
her Red MaIvor I was tellin'' a month. Now here they were, milers
yeti about. 1 hears 'ern mention. his from civilization, heading into the
nalne, see, an' besides Weiler's there night -obscured depths of the wilder-
ness on an, adventure of unknown
"You win," conceded Phil. "Whisky hazard. '
traar,ers, ell? Heading in to peddle the Aral this girl with the 'wonderful
atm'!" to the Radians and amend the eyes and wonderful hair, wonderful
ciamps." He, smoked thoughtfully. wit arid vivacity, Tvonderful--diatuond,
elf they keepa on lappia' it up the ring on nee engagement finger!
way thee'as doin' las° night they- ain't "Steady, "bo, steady!' warned Mc-
goir' to do nme,h 'radii)! in anothin' Corquaale. "Take y'r time We got
but headaches, Say, what about this a lot o' this to do,"
here bundle a' phoney hid in a hollow ahem eyes were growing accustom -
stump? Wade was tellin' nie yoa's up ed to the semi-darkneee of the wooded
here ,o,olain" after it. Cranston was aiale through which the deep Welver-
wonaerin' if Weiler'd got a tine on it ine River raced with a setinpliony of
an' mehbe that hacl somethinto do water soimds.The stream was easy
.with the gang cumin' togethe.r in this of navigation ali the way -to the rapids
neighborhood. Did you find it?" below- Kino-garna Falls and it 'was a
"No, it was gone, I'm pretty certairi case of paddling without pause,.ICen-
that Pod/note was after it arid exit drick and Cri-ay had gone as far a.,
here ahead of everybody. Thorlakscnt the deserted lurnl)er camp On their
hasn't noticed anybody hanging- first clay'e jaunt, in Svensonts, cantie;
around. It doesn't matter, Did Mr, they bad been all over the place, little
,Wade Say anything to you about dreaming that so shortly it was to he
yoUng Stiles having tliaappeared? ocetipied by these doubtful cheracters,, " • e, aarnase
Mise Lawson is greatly worried over 01: that he was to return to the spot "a ra' '
the laet part of the Chief's maseage," on an errand of such consequence.,
lie passed it across as he epoke. Not far from the portage at the foot
MeCoreitiedale ;pinned, el the rapids there was an old logging
"Leave it, teUsi, 'be. ;tinnily Stiles road, if they nonacl but thid it It the
is the young gaffer Pe trailin" that dark. The last mile could be covered .
:afternoon 'With that tan Satchet from more 9ttioklY 'bY thig 'route than bY
'the Alderson ConatraetIon Company's ,follovring the turn,p trail past the
' office. 114), the Chia didn't say any- x'apids, and it would lead them straight
thin) to me 'bout him; bait I knowsto the ea,rap, The maim wOuld
where he lie," be ill Until after midnight and tbe
“you daa'a tote read promised a more noieeleae
.0gure A,te tpxoceeds to dry approach for the urelinniTtary recon-
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reply was that the company expected
to remain in businese in the West and,
as a simple business Pronosition it.
',void he better to have a permanent
'population, settled in comfortable
farni homes, than to ha.ve to deal with,
successive bodies Of population, the
members, of which looked upon- the
rich prairie soil as a mine to be warla
ed, rather than.as the found,ationeof a
home. In the work of- making t,he
tna:oe'fiteliisrti.lel:. Isioonelfrieliclleci,ittalss tehoemppiaannytifflogunadt
This puts iii _clear light the reason
for the ateady expansion of the work
of the Tree -Planting Division of the
Forestry Branch, of the Department of
the Interior. While the planting or
shelter -bolts of treez around a prairie
farm adds to its productiveuess &and
cash value, the strong argument for
tree planting is that it makes the
-prairie farms more comfortable and
more, homelike.
importance of Proper Trees,
Hundreds of settlers from gastern
Canada, -upon taking up prairie land,
endeavored to grow trees such as Cloy
had about their old homes. These at.
tempts met with repeeted failures,
The Tree -Planting, Division had first
te prove to settlers that trees could
Pc grown and then to make it eaey for
farmers to get planting materia,1 of
tl'e right kind. S"-irlin,- in a i-pll
way in 11)01, the annual distribution
of smelling trees. and cuttiaas has
grown to about ave raillioe trees per
year. Tbi,3 work was for about fif-
teen years carried on. wholly frOin the
forest nursery station at Indian I -lead,
Saskatcheivan„ but the increased. de-
mands neceseitated the starting of the
Saskatoon station, from whieh ship-
ping was begun in 1910. In apite of
inevita.ble accidents, a very high per-
centage of the trees planted in the
pcnst twenty years are growing- vigor.
direetioust The fact that species of
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The West to be a Land of Garde' , , (
The iiteady success of these plac a -
tions lies led to developments iromany *
trees found in rivertbottoms in the
West' could be grown on the prairie
led "farmers, 'after their gardens were
ahetteredr to experiment with such
ceniferous trees as spruce, pine, and
larch, and also to try the growing of
tender vegetables and trees and bush
fruits, not grown under ordinary
piairie conditions. So successful has
this been, that the Dominion Horti-
culturist, after visiting .the West in
the summer of 1921, states tlfat the
prairie will become a land of gardens,
as soon as it has become a land of
hedges and shelter -belts.
A strong testirnony to the success of
the work has been the eStablishment
of tree-platithag 'schemes' along similar
lines, medified-te snit their conditions,
by the proviades of Ontario and Que.
bee, and by the United States Depart"
ment of Agrieulture,
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Success Nuggets.
afore men fail through ignorance of
their strength than through kuowledge
of their -weakness.
'You may succeed when others do
not believe in you, but never when you
do not believe M yourself.
Carry yourself with a self-confident
ir, an air of self-assurance, and you
ill not only inspire others with a,be-
leirrYour. strength,. ,but you -will
ome to believe in 11 Yourself,
do mit like a man, what is the
se of telling iWn so? It only makes
Ira dislike you.
Dollars' ate vulgar until filled with
haraeLer,
If the aim et a life be right, it cart
at in detail be much amiss.
Let a man wet the idea that lie is be -
le wron.ged, or that everything Id
gainst him, and he cuts his oertiaiee
apacity right in two.
Better believe yoarself a dunce and
Jacob could toil seven long Yea's
or Radliel and .endure all sorts of
Tvithout grumbling or feel.
ig drudgery in hie work, because lie
att C .1 ore.
The moment others. see that money.
rabbing i your dominant *pion.
hen the bud etymr nobility pearsties.
The world is full of people who are
kimming around ale edge of their
anibition.
Dou't Pc efrald oC the To She la.'
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Clottee den' made cl' man, bat
elp d' man to inake his blaff,
ll'ake it 1. life rule never to be dia-
rbed 0 threWn off yoor balanee hY"
riything Olat can happela
Keep Off the 13 iclpies.
"Tenably rough," said the stranger
on boatil the ocean liner',
"Web," said the farmer, "IL tyouIdn't
Pc near 00 roue: if Eta oepalo.
(nay keep aa One
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how she Tendered to her husband
will save you many anxious hours and the advice 'given to her by the doctor: e.
many hard-earned dollars. " 'He says .1 muist go to the sea,- h
shore, do plenty earnotering and bath -
Wash -rubs or Table, mg, and get sortie new stiminer c
An inventor has meiinted' a par 'of gowns,'
tylAo' metal wash tubs", corrugated to serve
as wash beanie, SO that by covering
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them with a porcelain top they teeth
a kitchen te.ble,
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SpQhn's Distemper Compound
to break it up !Ind get them bad K in condition. Twenty-eigbt rt.
years' use has made "Spolm's" indlspeosa,ble in treating
Coughs and Colds, Influenza. and Distemper, with theft 1
resulting complications, Ron all diseases of the throat, nose
and lungs,- 'Acts marvelously as a preValltiVo, sets equally p
'well as a, cure. FOT Salo et .drag stores.
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