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On Thitraday evening' in Victoria
Street. ,Chireeb, : .the Vieteria 1110,0r4
School pleeted,.., officers for
teacher, Mrs. H. p,res.,,,
• - Wilfrid Mc1.6.0vice pres..a/rs
ders00; Lookout .and yisitizg 'com-
mittee; Misses Hazel Hawkins,
Bi -
trice Arnold,Mrs. )21..01741g, Mrs. J.
Allison and Mrs, W. Roope; social
4041v440, *St H. Sandersonk, flower
committee, Miss -Hazel Ilarms and
Mrs.E., Dann; Press see., Piss Haze`k
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Encouraging reports givn by
the. cOnvenors of the different
hbw1ng..the..ye?-adi
vitivaA0 have been quite saccessfu
on ' in th morning fooling BB
tiri.-1116,, _ni - 0
cd, as they. went to bed,aaba4c4on.s.e P household -
duties seem a drag 44.. cross.. a Irritable, ,tteAk
hey becoutek nerV4ilso, — , .f t kg -dark and
,, .., , his,- i* 6 OP. „ • , ,
and worn Out; and °Ye b
11011ku'8' -`-ti: N. 4 , 4110.- iqesolng- of gocitt health, ,
a°4111'i' to'—'rielle'l'rfriitir,l,imAhepro'il:„:),Lv°0:1141), :thise"'4°Iltaill:ty.t:hialikaeill7bee:O.j:litt)he..7 *
pleaSqe) ' Abt*II: tir• - s;30 how soon. you will -feel
ths
7,Ra-th.ne.ibee.oaltbab*ea,d," * ..*.
ne cid effect, — '
work for * long thn
wlth pneumonia summer, he had
no Iome entt no 'money, Ust
4gok t. Ili* Worship.. was of th opl-
nion
YOUns-m*n-. rettr.
well dreued.and that bis excueWas
rather a feeble one.
Albext OeIoriary,rIndio,from -Mors.
ti* *TolshiP, charged with having.
ittolen400dti 'Vora No. ",:ty agli094
pbadeJ
%k ehagva8' re
ed for triton& 'a' weeI.
Listowel,1dId
not appear ;to anaWer a carge of oho,'
taining ,$.44,50 by faise Pretences, The
se 'Wow adloarried.* week.
James ' Segorth, Whe
450-(Vdi
not appear 446 fee° a 4110,04,:' of
pretexim and bis tag4c; was ket :eve
qr.* week as W was feit'that the
oonditiOn of the' roads might have
beenresponaible for. his not "Appear.'
case of Olen, Pepper, oharged,
,with , reckless `driving eS ads,o* ,urned
trii:(:4"111E44.4410;Cv,teaoe 4t1401)1:.tecindilballar,,,:_ ArdMrs
thur
'KW_
Were ,visitors vitt, the Pririerx,'Pe•vente:
- Ntisk Olive: kil$414, ofArthur, was
ati her home, 4
Alehard." Johnston. 'is *waiving,
trem hi frlerids on: ,his
fctiOn7
:"./koss Anna Irvin hasreturfred, pio.al
*it'In ukoknow; ,
.1/41, Joan 'Anderson was bome .1,1‘011"
*inPuSt. '
,Miss .15/fitY:'‘HoitOn,*-'ot • Arthur,. was '
eak's.i. her ,akokrke,,,
'Persian 'team' finveeti. eVery, woman'
,with \ subtle 'Omen. , Cobbles -fel, fragrant
cooling vitt healing. Olseela :of rough-
uess, .ohatug. . Makes' skins deUght
• fully to44extured. Ever, WrOiharkl, Shosie.-
14Se': this peerless toilet 1*(02144. Dahl-
ttiess-=-4heauty ,*(tenxionient Ppitiat*
Babi athieires.;these -in,Ins,tance,"
Softens. *OW 3vhiten4:. the 'hands. mote. clear , YOuthful, Thveliness
women. mire 'Mr ittoitiono
pit untioittainto use, Persian 'Balm '
C;AND"Y. DEPT:
Clean, Freih, Delicious
• Old Log Cabin' Chocolates
- 290 per lb.
• "
trioOth Satin Christmas
.Mixtur&
• 15e lb,
Finest *quality Creams
20d11,.
Boxed LitieS
254, .294 49c, $1:00
intotiasiseematometniets •tiosetwen
TOUT GOODS DEPT
A complete -asst of
Lady .Esther, Wood.
bury's, Colgate's, lialt
Derny's,. 3• .
Secret Sets, both Tnees
ladies'. Beautifully -.-
Arranged in 'Christnils
boxes. .
'Yeti 0 ". We* *Want;
We invite you to compare our, I:
prices on Toys., We will.
a v ,e you moty. Prices.-
.
ranging from
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DRY GOODS DEPT.
Gifts of usefulness. A
coinplete range of
-• Ladies'.and Children's
.1J n dergarments. •Be .
sure to examine -these.
einonmeemetioecotvemanft
FOR .HIS 'MAJESTY
THE BABY
This year Weare show-
ing., the most complete
and varied asst.. ever .
before. DreSses, Suits,'
R004)611, d • 100
other suggestions.
Be - to vlait-this
Department
HOSIERY,•
For Every' Menkbero
the- Family.
fi nest
qualityChifron, Service
•-. Weights pr. 69o.
Eine Fashioned Crepe*,
'a. real bargain.
33t pr.oi•-$1, --
Ladies 'Cashmere Special
Aeg,,..40d .pr.:for.31e.
Mao a complete line Of
..atict-missisa
ese at prices to suit
'ver
ELECTRICAL DEPT.
Beautify .xour_home_
a 'fine, .assortment of
• Floor, Bridge, a n
Radio Lamps. Prices
10Wetrin'yearS"
HANDKERCHIEFS and
TOWEL DEPT.
Tilo' very finest .asst.
ever In this SfOre,
28t;
3
Be sure and ask to See
our range a:Towels;
-
are
tally a bar-
For the' last six, snoiittis
buyers balm siarohoit tbio wo,ia
over to brng to tha public it,
of merchandiae for Ate Christ-.
*juices that are
ly reasonable.,the
entfre 0takf *Idea & 00141a1 in
.4kitatkin to the pulilic to visit
tbh store. We are prooarad
coOrteoualy . help you
ke 16tar shoPringe#ier.
nioro economital as welL
ara only liarinit' a few. of
Izundreds of *aloes here
ha* to off
ore'yout first stop
,L1IEDEPt
Usoftd inct, Lunotioas
Queen is Lingerie Sets,
Panty and Brasiers
4t.00 Sist
Vest and 13loomer''$ets
The S�t
&autiful asst Panties
'Oar aetartment and
prig,* are 'entirely 010
• MEN'S WEAR DEPT.
For Dad,- Brother,
-
Friend
Ambassador, Bias Cut
Resilient 'Boxed Ties,
Only 28i each
Will ' Rogers Perfused
Collar =Shirt. They
Cellophane -packed.
New and button-down
" collar; Buttoned cuff.
selling during the:
Christmas season for
only -77'e each. This
Dept: offers'iodny sug-
gestions •for ChristmaS.
lattifit c1tarnt are
shown .,ift this Dept.
o°,7k
ter Act'asIanentl
c
itedt K1n St West* TorontA, at it'Ae
(continued)
riiert we got 0%0144 'ant out 0404. ,
o' •wateh that old '141***rd'' On the
sat there—I'll *Id '.ito 'the, P*0,400fr
rich „Peat the etaipeoech win*
owe to the door in the rear* Natalie
ftugbt one sight of la nornieseriA
red hat pulled #r
,4104n over the eYee,-VithAlt0 Sat Of
r the foe hidden by dust.covered
handkercblet. Then the. jerked
cern-
mand 114 the' door, watt, Yanked, open:
"Outside all o' tom* ith
inur,,.hiantlOugig:lrontol'"
thef"
eyeswere keen* watching thenu ,
tall young man in the. bre*
cloth suit 4.`nhruiri' Moved to-
ward the open door, His hands were
extended ekri"."00.
' 'getter' do what he '804ic'
143'.7edvised. Viso first."t
*Thingshappened. suddenly 'after
that; so suddenly that Natalie Craig
NV,44...40,er certain Suet what had 40,
eurred, ,She merely had a 'vague mem-
ory of that tall figure as ,itstepped
out of the ,stietec,ftch:-,ileorr--,,InindS
held high, and heard' :.the sneering:
laugh of the highWayman4outside,43;
be , rated' .to :his 'Partner *hese gun.'
was trained,- On Old $101,4Steke$,'
e we. didn't. need' to go to mach
'etherk Not a.. gun -belt or any 'hard.
rein the lot O' 'ow."
Which:WaS' the . laitthe did say, ex.4'
t for his finale string .. of curses.,
etti;hutlew4nomeritit-later., /14,4‘14$r
Making. iihurried exit froMthe.seene
-The tail, 'man With ,the .047 lwes.
. nible1 on ti'
IiU.iis...:WAsliaiardra-net Come derivii
Natnlie could almost have sworn t•?.
that, thoUgh, She did .see them wavo-
Intl halt way, as he souttlitto catch
his balancerShe'didrtt pee his guns
—not until they *00---10-4* hands
and roared, What she saw mor
was'thp- smoking muzzle. Of the two
derringers ho heldin his hands,,
without any. idea' a where. they hal
eeme, from. The highwaymen Were
Yelling and cursing with increased in-
tensitY, toe,and the man who Was,
watching $iin.‘ was. nursing an. -arm
1441,-.huotliiiims-r.-4--wer. as was We
-
roan who had set himself the task
'relieving the.: passengers. *
&the middle of the road, the gray -
eyed passenger wasin gonmnand. of
things. His eyes were like steel, his
voice .cut threughlee. 'It was not
raised,, but ,was., ringingly clear. 113,
VMS shying: ,•
"You minit: have forgotten thers
are ladies.present., ...Do exactly. as .
I say, or the next shots will be placed
—where they'll hurt; but you'll be be-
yond knowing it, ...Mirk your iferse
you, hit the, trail like the. 4611 was
,after you—" His voice and eyes were
as menacing as the steadily held
.guns. "And you can --thank your
Aoki' stars there. Were slies Present
to save your , worthless hides. • Or.
-maybe it's because I never learned to
send a rattlesnake' to Boa Hill while
they , were looking on...."
There Wasno question of obeying,
and. obedience was prompt. Cowering
!side' the- coaeh, ,Natalie Shut her'ears
to the rest of it. It was. not nice—
what those Men were saying as the3r•
• ob6yed . orders instantaneously.
sides, Aunt. „,Ellie. needed.. ;attention.
She had fainted in the middle' of the*
•
It would not have been natural if
the paisengers to Geld Rock had not
become well acquainted and more' or
less confidential before they reached
-their destination After ,that mutual
experience. It did not,particularlyittr,,
pear to have disturbed Sim Stokes
greatly,. though he had been effusive
in his admiring encomiums of the
passenger's quick gun Work; Ile„had
not even. lost his end of long -cut.
"Coupjeicgroost_eprise4-kyotea here-
. to Goshen'I betclia," craticlekl.
Itrtowed ..that. there gun
sleeve trick myself, mister, .it would
shore- come in handy
sucha slouch with it six-gun m'ivelf,
, but when seleolchtl for any shoo -
In' iron I fee plumb natural go slap.
pin' myself on the laig,"
The here of Ahc..teetslon did. not
Want,to_talk....aboutAt—__Thefe Welt
other 'thing it of more impOrtance in
the lv.„nthtIL he. Sa..41 than. Sending two
itniateni roed, 'agents vtliti.ive,
terical anyway, about their binsittem
He did talk -of -other thins; of Nata-
lie Craig, for instance*, of himself,
too, AO some..01<tent«..ite...that
fore Gold Rock was .reached Natalie
Craig ltrieW that his name was Jim
Dare4 that he, was thinking some of
looking Gold „Rock over anti settling
down there awhile if he could :find
any good prospects. Just what they
were he did -not esti, and .11ittalie
wet:ad have been vastly astonished
had jihe known that he had already
found one good reason' for staying a
time in Gold Rock Herself;
That Was true. For even thougn
the trail he Was following—Diamond
1,11trteivfaistbArail.--461iottidome,toAto
dead end., at this plate which was
'among the leatron the gambler's Ain,
erarsr,,Jim Darty had found one good,
'reason for lingering *ire. Diamond
Dan would have been glad of thee --
And there wait as riiti"Ch teastin, to
stippOse that he oda:id pick up,* true
of Dies killers in Cold noel; as allr
where ilea. It had to be investigated.
Jim Darcy, had 'restate% 40 suspect; that.
*heri, the stage' drew Arp before
Cold Rock Tavern with a. flourish and
announcement of arrival With
hf huityen."Atid.
iie-POO
bien friends oflong standing.
I .4e think, don't you, Mr. Darcy,"
Aunt . Mier asked hint effusiively
er said .good.bye, otinkt folks are
drawn her a heap sight toleker
too: *heft they've
When the
V**
COMIVA to the rotting of th.
hero, was address0,0 not to the
router, but .to hia, fellow
Soma' men, Mr*, 4.arper thougbt
kkieltly, were like thato.-041014
site taada,,a.0004.display of turning
her back -
"And don't to she was ad
dreasing MTN "that yea*** somini
out. 1011e ranch to see al
'sell Want 14 be thanklng you Xo
be-
"And thai
70-0.# lifrr4 nenser. 1 He howeAt
over her hand *nr1 then over
'Oat. his lips aitnost briudieil.. thelr
'bendit. The, 1Mingereoutside the Gold
Reck 'Tavern; Stared.
, •Leaving the two ;Inside thetavern
i
door, Jim 'beard: the --iirsTirtili—'Of nan'IounginfiOn the L'etepa
v. as holm!!
00, 'The, man was elk4ekii4iAr
mooing. neighbor.:
• Bee whet View in stage,
Ring? 4Gosii**-mighty, 4t's Lord .ttat
pusliisselt —Wender-14st 'doin
in 0414 .Rock whet his monleker
Jim r
stopped a the bottoni of the
steps and 00004 at the lounger.
"Quite right!". he. 'said, and "bowel
to, ,them.. "You've guessed ,,Lord
art*, at yeur-,serviee,"'"
* Though. lie Mare the rernak In $eit, -
it Was a nanieStlint wa to Welt to
hint;-1:)ne his...141,0414 .coirosrho
ea* 'ha0Wa, oa*Y4,1r„i" and general
*101(111116es the name .- 404,
4‘041c43.irfp..a.n._
and Lord Jim ho be.
*eine. The title oddly -fitted, him,
The two:loungers/Sired ;atter Min'
as he sauntered 'across the street .to
the. Rocky. Way,' Pete' ,Rellniante-
" was late,.but in that towns
ne'reaeonable,hciars were known. The
niiff.a. Pier, rnuslc, dancing,, hell
raising, was at its height and would
go :until the stem -dimmed. One of
lthe Men looked at the other and grin-
ned. .
.
'"Iteekon he thinks heti invert, huh?
Wouldn't be a bit.1401040119 hadn't
got to the right place to learn.a
things." „ • ,
They glanced up. to see Sim Stokes
*
standing before them spraddle-leg.
ged on stocky ,underpinnings.
"An' smart he is, that 'hombre, I'm
tellin' you two OP oWiti, • *n' who
thinks he's .goin' to "get fresh with
that pilgrim is -.plain diggint up
trouble for hisself. ..-.You ain't seen
what r seen tonight, but it -you
did—
and saw how -he---mado-two rund
agents skedaddle down the pike all.
'alone by hisself, you'd km* some?
:Gun slinger? .!'Say, that dude's
plain pizen!" He shook his head.
"And," he prophesied dourly, "what
I'm thinkin' is if they's any in this
town,_7. _thinki they're to vonie..._ it
over him, they got another think
coming" •
Which was a prophecy destined to
come true, had he but guessed it, be -
'fore that yery night was over.
O.* •••••110.1.1.17*.•
Chapter y
A:Stake done .0liMmering
Diamond Dan had . never written
Jim Darcy a letter front GoIcl Ito
during the short sojourn he had made
there. The trail to the piece had
.come to Jim after Some time of de-
vious questioning in other- places, of
amiliarizing hintitelf with the travels
of many of those who had, during his
last days, been in touch with Jim's
'hero. In something of 4 roundabout
way his trail had led to this town
high in the sierras but just whit man
to suspect of Dan's kilning, once he
Arrived there, Jim had no idea, Only
tirep would tell him that, and keeping
his eyes open, watching for any
-slightest, slip that might be made;
The aetual murder. of Diamond Dan
had occurred in. Redwood in. Piute
County another small town over fifty
Miles back on the mountaia
What small evidence Jim had been
ableto collect had pointed to one of
several men, and during that itivesti-
gation he had learned that their pre.
sent hangouttrksin Cold Roc_k_where
a. 'small-Amblingboom. was making,
things hum. So here he was, and
,with- one. .144dea. To keep his eyes
open.
(To he tontinued)
mime' reed, uponthe vitality of
,ehildren, and endanger their lives. A
slinplit .and effective remedy is Mother
Graves' Worm Externiknatbr.
It iooks-an Lf Teddy's
spsred. Teddy, in esia It Is
0.40:
ItriaWk.by4les reader, the. smolt
brownno one would auurne . the
' flog. thet-:04trole the bleolic.
tbe Square between MentresiV,404
South Streets, Some time'4410..1Yhen
sibility for having
the dog catcliar was' 44:4004roadnind4i!osg-
for'4 to
Auburn. However, the tolis
iej,.i'11i00.1"010t,ltt
:,e0(io,o
0.4,:,.
*eye with sornething invitnIy new
0,41,444.,0,thert
gaunt and worn ..but happy to be heck
ainitt.Alke S,Utr,sundinge
hewa famiUar. tintorttnatAist,
.Teddy 7 soon-foand..ho bad meal *
J.tilterlorAw.was-:tnioll to -010,40i.
.pound (*hotoier that is) and le now
''.:1;1:**YIng:04;11;1' dao7Le41.1140*,Ine°41' 4141:
:in Gordon 'Phu teat tesitaOrotit'o sn
will find a-gmalt "04.4*n-with, a':410:',
in the 400.'•.A note on the can ex.
able it* tarPeae 91
or TOO' awl's*
would you lika
a. Stitt)_ _40,, The out
In waight but "tim.
and Toddy% gaoiera
weitipst too Ignit
and You, Pro
berthat oriel* do
none—for a do
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