HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Star, 1937-08-06, Page 7VitIs!
a
througr
UDUR, Aug.George choh fayor$ with, an an
th
att... E. Yell', 'cqt iwinobata tett
Ontittatott,,*as ry
, „
Mts
)-;Toyi,/att- 4 'nOW Vil %ft,
$ at thet,hOme,! nierialsaCrYieea- at (*borne ' Aittod 00.1,100.0441. it ow -.tom! ox.
'Mr. and 4.104 t Xeridelt, or Blyt ,
t Nieh000, *he 00**1 00* ,this .distriet attended
„
.••, m x*MeO.,•4iuteho' 'gent' ' to Ungannem MI 'Pin ,y-arternoc*, • . 'W.. and Mr* NT. r.,,,cautpw,it. '
prove., ' ' ' ' ''' . Mr, and 14,t04 U. kitalker,, Or Pilot, .,,,,,,,, I. - - -0 ho, , ,., .Visit,l,,,n,,g :•Iii?1,4.-,e,_!.;;!: -.' and- 4A,,r, * Pi, Baker, a. ronto, was
guest on 'Odor at tbe, home of -.
Ii , °!.tlfb ' 1,k1 ....,
. !so. ot ",,craig is spendingPart gr. anii 4ri,:i4..A.1.*4, Ow •
Fred .
.of ersheltslaY4 #014.• the ki-trOfOrd ty-."Oraig, Were in Stratford .. the 10 1!4. Andersen,' OgraVe
otvg.iroospitik at .tbe too. ot,4er. weoz.,034, , ,.. •, ' . , • visited her friend,: 4110.* Bahia' libt,
Varentor 40,••'''-iind,-,,gril.„ W. ,g,Taig,',. glafileY Oftrausorer! .0 Acton, 14 17141t,.. ..MISS. *riq."°` •Caitii"*. ° Stlit
' , SeVeral,,froni,' here attended the pie, ing '10.'. .0, villa e,._ •-. - lgd, ITOSPAal,- • ACIMild.11Y-01.)r-witu L.1*r_
,.eftl, ,.t.'.' the. late 'George: 2143r,ier,,.0 "Pro8W0101411t406(10011er-Ite*. parents,"*r., and ro:4, lys.- 'A. ••• Sin,
..
grim ,.9,* :satookyl , , ...,,, ', .„.' ,: trii-,-S9r et' 4.304erieli eemilleteCtlie so- I4'' • .
,IIOnald • Itoss and ozooluvr- •Sheppard +ice • li., 4nox, TNilbyterian: church' On • . 'gr. and ' grist W.41, NOVittie- , anti.
•re001,Y.€41.0alufuliinlurie* while hieYele, aY, sPe , ge text Gene, faatil$ were .43*(1. el0.-- V,Isit..Q.Ts• •
riding, -A dog ,got',7'in OW, Way - and • ols,A;lhill,,Opil-re remembered Noah." 'Neal0 $'4104,7• ,
)hey were livere both thrown 4,- ',ga.vb. bad ' It WAS. annotmeed• that a eall had been' ''Lti and gra, '-Wivintirn and gr4nd
veto/ skin . abrasions and aVninly ,.etterided to ' Ber . J. *0 Boyle ' of To, *13' '11' n'' Ill *TiltInuat• 71f4te4
,
'nad WS shoulder bUrt.- ' rout°, from the Out -point 'ehtt t
. . , ... .. , ., , , . , .
Mrs. ' Zmde Rosi,*ftotoivi.,4, 1,angor'UYth';-!BolOrOte,;•Cftir14*' and Auburn
non Was -.Fridays ' . ' ' • EVOIntian: 0.0wThreoliortit.
0
•
okl*,
ra,'Atra arak fa *
n 00 -Ada/ at the hoe of and
Oionzeron tricknoW,
4,.
* Arthur. returned IrOni ng. already begin dietrIet
visit ,to Clinton: ' Old-timers tell of the 'progress of
_ .
Bobby Arthur Is laelping • Gorden thresnialt here., The. Ault, -.11Mehine
Taylor, ' , .1vae brOughthere eighty yea ago and,
laabel'Ittalinson visttingsin,-Gotb. • petaled' by James SeOtt 144
erich, , Oharlea,• Lovett. was a • eyltnsier
LOie Ferguson has retlisned, from a and was, rim by tent' horses. 'The
visit with her tensinsat -0414.0.1v• straw Was .raked AWit$, , ;The' next
Dr. B. '0. Weir .and fl..•PhillipS at- was. an eightslier,se eepatater with. a
tended the inquest late the Oath- of, StraW-earrier, • The grain vaq.„elgOned
George .Naylor ,on .stad then ear,ried 4,WaY oaga
314A4laY ; • ,WOOaen•beXea. -This" required- twenty -
Mrs; W. Gundry, or Regina, spent two men' find it was -run, by. Joseph
•
an afternoon this Week with Misa Olifton. Then came , ten-lierse
separator. The. straw came out on ts
Alexander ,.MeRenzle eenteninlats elinte and the *grails dropped WO a
,
in;g 'Axing hi2. shop ae. 4 dwelling hex. The mtiebine could be heard
for bi.Mselk. • humming. for a Couple of miles. Three
Mrs. Serb. Goviei bas returned fr,±can ,nieb„ and two teams. of horses went
-wilth it: It was oivned_hy.s—Toh
-eisit. with 'hers:daughter, Mre.s•Sel-,
lety of Elseteas , •S.s. •• .* --WM.s.COventry, near West-
. - There was no: tierviee the.Aegli- field, later. 00ot:if blower run :by
. ••seasi scharehiS on Sunday. !- *v.' steam- irred "fuegblut ,threshed
..e•eutiessSith e-same-itimisof.maehizieS , remiered two levei3"..dssetesysbiekseere,
rand Um. WA. FettO
r--
icbar ,I4.Watkitis\
s$ CeOrgit. Uel#e04,• Unlit
Ag tura.'
Torok
• %.1.ANightSirsItt
linn:tiere *ad tevi:ard
,
Ort Nitaattington garage, hetdlit not
for e moment suspect that Inquir-
troncerning Roger ,TOrrentine had
4re sennS114000, As popitotogtett
7 -'rienneir- to 0*--e0andelltl•Ot his
.to'corthe*na
,Nkatstly:48*ig.iat Olouily Blake, „
That sober/0 even 4011, 0ountenance,
with 4 Slight et:seats of 411 Oa' .tInflOres
Uea4, aateroeci4 the 914 Oat Of (IOW
Ware00o 44' had misread entlrOy,' and
on Semeay. et the ot C'enoetine4tlY eagerneas •to -get
Xr.,*anti,n X,04,''rrall1{-:"Th411/41)XL--tt ie bad Tr7:is'edh4hft--:ittfZtf;tt
Brown's tienbeW,-.31r, J.- a camptvolt, 8(mie 004- ut lutorMation about the
‘faMily were •geest,s. On SundisYse%
Mel Mrs'. Charles Scotts, •
Th $ fermers'are busy Nike -days
cutting grain, Which aeons to be a
very good crop: •
Mr„. Norntan Wieitmee and NUBS
rittlY, of Gore Bay, Were re -cent
vil-
tors at the belie of Mr. W. P. Cepap-
bell.' . •
A number from Si& Metz -let are
taking. In the various activities at
"Goderich this week, • , •
Mrs. 'Barkley, of Dui:gar:min, visited
on Sumlay with, her daughter, Mrs,
W. A. Cahoon.
• The church. service ,Sunday -eight
Be kneW tat any" Van tOnneeted
.With flying must be tioetistiimed,to
quisition. What he'did not know was
that A401,103" Ittake NVIte au aeronauti-.
eat engineer, an ea‘armY ofticer, and a
very acute thinker, "With a habit 0;
going into the why or things.
%tinders had been emaileilell to be
eenlevihat abrupt, for he, had feared
•that Thrientine Might .cselfe ashore at
anY MOMent, 'Oitteh cane be must
have 'vanished. preeipitatels4 It was
no part or his OM to, have his own
ceunteneecestixed in "Adger% memory.
Be realized,' AS haStened'aleng the,
age, the lawyer Otatbod, 0104
bhn-
sel* and AA* ,1/4414$ W011 14.4,41-
littlWnse'
r
saiggtu
tiMb, holding t by • high-
er branch, poised, MOMent, and
lea:Pea to teR. .the Wart
If-Al*Tk44-''141;
AlltantOn. t
„ ,
44404..it
I ttg ,
l'In,04
,• *It Thom *re.
41` t
totate tik i
ot*y
Pans101‘ to look about after he had,
doopped •itoltio Vie , eitate! .4havro
toutid that be Was in thin, gre*th.
or young Vines, Paralleling the 00.1*.
IraYi !'vrilase direction he had noted at
140: Pie! .be..went ahead several
OYME- Yartio,•', Then, ,svith the iodre
bekindv„.*e. gePP.04., out onto .the gra
rttiorivown
briskly; b.* eyes probing the alternaite-
shadows and gray 'lightness canoed 0
the bordering trees,
Fifteen Minna% efaPeed before be
golW. light ahead. He Moved now leSe
rapidly, deeerting the midale of sthe
gravel path flo slink. along the grass
beueath the tree. The great house on
.the hill overlooking the lieend
leek ehaPe, teeming in the • eini
ilicolgight IV VIStle of dreams.
Seen almost from: the, rear, ao Rins
ders saw the whole building, save
the shert is Which was the servants'
quarters, was in da.rknese.
Now abiders, left the driveway to-
gether -end made his way along the
edge of e cultivated field to the end
of the •heuse• OPesite to that from
whIeh the tower sioaess Here, cronobs
lag at the. corner of the 'building, be
found shelter from the moonlight and
an opportunity to plan his next move.
•.• ite noted- with_ gre*.t satisfeetiesa
was, -under. the•direction of die P*.street, that he bad, got very little in-
ThIT. e PreSident,:-MA Charles Scott, 'formation of value ,from, cloudy &flake,
Prealded.2The S,etintitre leasson,ws.isaye that 'Itbger :Turreatine was an
read by 'Mr...0i.4e/ne• mePsco",114 A'ro„..T lOaticions young map, That meant
isetseesetir -The-eddresa._W_ee.,grLeasF?L that he wOuld MeV at,-esaythisig Alta -
Mr. Harry Hopper -of wA° •mont left him, 4 pOlut worth kmow-
spoke on the questlen; "What will You He,,,regretted that he had been
do with Christ!' "s The PhIpson sisters
unable to get a geed look et Turmas
tide; ittt tiAat;-1,4-1m04 *cell -was a ;ego -
daughterr, ta 'atilt, Wee,' and Mies with e 4-;eezint cutter and blower where —Mrs. (Dis)--ToNiittat,"311S4--latlerizi
Olise McGill, ofl Blyth, visited'. with the grain is carried' up on An eleva- and Master Brace, of Lucknow, visited
. W. T. Riddell on 'FridaY. night Dr tor And. run into ,a granarY. Harry .recently with Mrs. X. II. Crunpliell. .
Petter4s a cousin of the late ,Mrs". W. Wagner has )been.' 'running this ,for - Master Donald Stonehouse, of Gode-
T. Riddell. - • . ' " some dere . ..iich, spent last week with his cousin,
' lett the ,Sunseterlilli •diStriet twenty- afternoon a happy. family gathering Mr. and Mrs. Offuglas Campbell
•SteWart 1011,,S.SaskatChew. an, who, The &Smelt - Reuntoaer-On Friday ',Master Ronald TaYlor.
seven years Ago, 114- and Mrs.. Hoare sook'place when Mr. David Snell celes7 visited on -Sunday 'with Mr. and Mrs.
and Alis's Freda .tioare, Chathaill, brated SeventsSninth birthday On, Jasper McBrien, of ,Goderiell.
and Mr. andt n5lre. 'DeXor; plat- hts old henae farm in -East Wawa:104s. - —
born, Mich., Were 4', guests • Of Wk. owned now by Alvin McDowell. Mr.
George Sturdy; this weeks - It -isstiftis senellsieftsthisiareasserae tWeety-eight
years since Mr. ,Hoare left here. • Be yearn age and went to Breton, Alberta,
lived it one tiMe where Wilson. whei.-e he 'continued to farm, and last
lives and later where. ,Getdon. MC- November he came to Ontario and has
Clinehey resides., Misses Mildred since made his home with his (laugh -
Lola) of Clinton and 13etty Williams ter, Mt. -William Rodger, -of East
of Goderieh to-Wnship also were guests Wawarioshs. •Mrs. Snell passed away
ot Mr. and Mrs. 111- Sturdy. ,
Miss Alma 3rutele who 'was visiting
her 'Mather, Str.S. dames. Muteli; has
returned to Toronto. .
Rev. and Mrs. I. 1.6veY and chil-
dren, of "V.Iringliera, were in the villages
oil Sunday. • •
Many from here:ere visiting in Gods":
erieh during the GorleriCh Old Boys'
reunion. .
Mr. and Mrs. Jobn Bell -and slaugh-
s_s
",•• :•
.Goderich, Miss Irene /Kelly and. Wil-
fred' Kelly, of Toronto, .were visitors
during the past week with Mr.,, and
Mrs. 3. W. carter. •
R. 3. Ross, of Beaverton, is visiting
Mr. and Mrs. T. Jobrilitons
Rev; Gs W. Slier:lien; the pastor,
LEEBURN
LEBBURN, Aug. 2.—Mr. and Mrs.
C. Walton and son Paul, of Toronto,
were the guests of Airs. Walton's
father -and brother from Thursday to
Monday. •
Mr. and .31rs. Lloyd Horton, of Nia..
some fourteen years ago at Breton.
gara, motored up on Thursday and
The afternoon was spent socially
called on relatives here. They came
with the follovving members of the
also to attend the funeral of the late
Mrs. James Elorton.,,of Goderieb.
Mrs. G. II. Clutton, of Stratford,
spent Friday and part of SaturdaY
_with her sisters here. •
Mrs. Roy Mason, of `Toronto, is
spending "halide:37s. with her mother
esed brothers in our burg.
Service will be held in Leeburn next
family, present: Mrs. •Rodger. tied
Gordon. Snell and the grandchildren of
the two 'faniilies, Mrs. 31. Cook, 'Nor-
man, Leslie and Ralph --Rodger; Ai -
vin Jasper, Jasper, Donald. ,end Jeannette
Snell. The members of "Mr, ,Sneles
family who- were not able to, ette,nd
are William, of Strome, Alberta; Ward
d-rstimnsids-tsdn-br
Lake, Alberta.; Mrs. Gordon Cook, of
Cochrane, Ontario, and Charles who
Passed, away„ a, number -of years Aga.
The many friends of Mr. 'Snell. join
congratulating bim on his advanced
age and. wish him many more hippy
bIrthdriys•and fetallY gatherlegs,
• •
4'4 .0g0t
•
•in healing shis -raft- that confirnied
hie physical attributes. "
When he reached the. garage, he
hired e cal by the hour ametolet. the
weedy young man Who was to drive
it to take:him to a town not far from
RoekY Cove. As he sped in pie wan-
ing tWilight downsthe eorth shore of
the Islaed, he turned over in his mind
the various methods by WM.& he
might accoMplislchts next task of *re-
connaissance.. Although opportun-
ist, as quick thiuking men are apt to
be, he did not relish the idea of ap-
proaching so delicate a task without a
plausible -explanation and a possible
line of retreat.
He dined alone at a roadhouse near
the towiehe had made his base. When
•he had finished a leisurely meal in the
almost empty room, he had .decided
just what to-do. ,To the very friend,
V headwaiter, he explained that he
was to meet ° a gentleman there later
ln the evening to 'discuss a legal mat-
Initructi•ng his driver to eat and
stand by for a trip back Co town )ater
that night he lit a eigar and strolled
a own
will be the preacher. dering on Altafnont's • eetate. Thel
Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Horton and moon had long .pasised its fullees.s,
Mr. W. Moore, Of Listowel, were here ,but it was high up insthe sky; afford-
ing plenty of light for a quiet -gaun-
ter.
Discreet inquiry of the. loquacious
beadwaiter had brought 'him helpful
infOrmation. Mr. Altament was
gentleman who valued his privacy so
highly thalt he had a high. Wall abotit
his greitistds running right down to the
water's edge. From the ';landraark
side there were three entrances, each
guarded night and day by an atten-
dank., who lived in a lodge beside the
big iron gate,
The staff of employ,ees wits large,
considlecing the feet that Mr. Alta-
mont never entertained, Mid Included
several guards and a number of 'work -
'men and gardeners employed outside
the bouee. His steward was M.r.
Sanborn, about whom the headwaiter
kaew little Peet people, one gathe
'knew ranch abeut Air. Sanborn.
Rieders not worry at all about
the wait around Mr. Altainont's estate.
isick one built walls that could keep
a determined man Out; .that' had been
given up centuries ago. A. wall now
was mexely a deterrent to idle !tres-
passers. And Philip I. It:hiders was
not an idle trespasser.
As the lawyer left the roadhouse be-
hind him, he deposite4 his• nevely
lighted cigar in a ditch. Although he
did nok fear being seen thtus peaee-
fully sautitering along a eanntry, road,
he did net% care to advertise his pres-
ence". In- ten ifillititeti he earner tosth
other road, which rau ibeeide Alta-
mont's grounds. The -Will was per-
haps iten feet high, aid. 'Milt of un-
dressed, etone, Rinders did pot exam-
ine it closely; he strolled aloag' brit
in the, direction whieh he lane*
cOuld be Wild one of the tWeee en-
trant -es to the ettate. As he Walked,
he passed Without hitereet eeveral
small trees growing neer the wall,
vthich a man ati acttve. a8 himself
could easily hare climbed,
Wiled he slbseerned in the moonlight
a break in. the regular graynesie Sif the
wall, he halted instantly /tad stared
• ta,head. cotild Make out vaguely
that he had eome Close to ste iron
gate. For a ftili 'minute be remained
frozen, senses alert, land then, COn-
fide* that no htunan being Was there
by the entrande; .he stepped lightly
forward. • As he drew nearer lie left
the road and drew titc, Under the abet=
ter of the Walls The gate Was dosed,
and the moan shining *brought, the iron
grille east a eriss-erost shadow on
• abiders at he Petra throU0. .
Quite .eitailY estild Make out the
cottage tWo Stories height, that
„stood on. the right idde of the drive-
way. Thote was light in two .whr-
dows of the. leivee'flOr. Nearer the
gate was a tiny Sentry box, from villa,
a guard could cam:nand* view' of the
read outside the gtiteo but this was
dark and empty: ,. It .**.s quite appar-
ent that with the, locking of the gate
this lodgekeeper considered his duties
of the eighit cOmpleted.
tandera, backed 'May from the en,
tr.anee and 'Tett/teed his steps a few
,•hundred fret to one of the likely
young trees he bad passed. With en
agility which seemed out of plot* in
such a hirge, Imposing man of middle
1.1
11
h
,
ioNe4 ow, dooti 0,400to
ova 4toppttnt
'WO
ward's:AM
1ett-sale ,..hineits- ' '
. I ' Wit inOtanillY• an
iamb. ''poOe.t,' for bis keys.
iJo, imtla4glig leather oa
gr,vint 01( grasping angers, 000041
over -4.to eontents. All Rinders, .42004 14430'10 the tower..
see witvm a nuolt)vr or .1)** leather. • 0010nd/so Fieen the olti'man isat
'SKetlt'q "100 "114e; 1)4 tiler DI** 'stoat aftt.* that Vatitatt 'titagglag ft$:*
illo eYeo' glisten with, sutitleal (*retool', of to, bo wonfit ,blive been muck leo
• • '.,_ ..c ss • eoms:Issed. E'er 1153 te readltd 00
.
'shelter10'4401,'-ni#P;;*"°':"Ve:'-""Itl'-9tihi,r-tWrvrier-and-loolott-thrif,:,
Truett 41411404 ther'e," the ell;re°- 1 door behind him, , Altamont laughe*
dropper nbutteret. 1, and Ma bends
Otgl*
Alt too
rit itoo,
t.
t`
1,1 IV toettit':,
8 dropped' ler*
sWO.
-- by any eindU
ielf eone
He s
Szt-i '110 *OW* and .reated,
.reighti he tottered 'iftereres 'the.
tO the door as•II.Wiers*titigi,,,
ly ePg.i*,t,w0t 01 '10,4te..04Pfait
that lett up to •the deer above *S.
i 1 1e
1 1
•
1 1 1 •
•
9' t1IA :4, . .1,..,,, ...;,,,r.• .1,,
ing, was still in shadow, and th-at it
, moom000mosomommompummo
was ipowible for a Man te Slip- along
beneath • the easements 'en the lower 1 .--7'000.0.0 impunsimpaumminimmiiiimmimilmaimiammuummuingiousessioniiiiMME
1100r With 'Wei little ,risy- Of • dissiosers•
could** in the cove the riding lighte FAR"Nll E RS '.- ATTENTION !
ened by this diseotery, he stepped out 1 filEAFOUT11 .15 -EXETER tSti
Looking directly down -the awl, be
and 'pap spars of another vessel. . \ WE REMOVE DEAD 'HORSES AND CATTLE,
of a yacht, and also -that black hull
He crept along the front of the . --s— CALL Us FOR PROMPT SERVICE! —
house, pausing at the Iirst two win-. _Our Men WIll Shoot Old and Disabled Animals-
,
the blackness behind tile gbass. Tile . TELEPHONE YOtIlt NEA.I1EST STATION COLLECT -
dows• t• peer ritli great eautio.n into
shades ,had been idrawn,• and Itinders . ONTAPLIO TALLOW CO..
eoneluded that.. this end of the house
was untenanted and closed. Embeld-
to the limit -of the shadow; in front
of the building and looked. along its
length;
Bey•ond the main entrance in. the ,
inidale of the building :4'could see the
Leese of the tall toWeff, several lighted
w.t'll•StIoQufwe9.-1.progress, !anyhow," he mu-,
mitred. _sNow for the ticklish -padt."
With- less caution, but bugging -the
wall- tightly., he slipped along- until
he came to the..flirst of the casements
forth onto .the grass. This window
1
-1
was in to frames, hinged at the outer
edges and opened slightly to allow a
breath of the uigla breeze to creel)
t-Frough.- '
With infinite slownese ,the• big law,
yer raised his head above the sash, and
peered through the aperture in . the
middle •
0P0A4 t4"1"1141"17' InUt ttlee 14" "Itifxlere is OrOMPt, verY Pwakire"
gee teaMe than Olen *It' nate WIWI Ito murmaro,
"But: it wtte atnatibillge
i'vegot to 'keep 0,1.Y .be-11.,ds" • xte'eeeteesees to see biro there OUth1/414
iltindere 10Wered his need' suddenly;
a new, square or light had suddenly
gashed in the middle of the bending%
eizadow. It Was etelse Meta** to tbe
right, and Iliuders 'eitsV that it pro-
ceeded front a wheleer em the second
floor, aboat, Midway between! tower, and
t •
front entrance. '
'Prqbably. Sanborn's rem," he mats
tered, ana turned his attention once
more to the tinanele.r ,
having carefully eerutin-
isedsthe contents of eath leather box,
bee :lest them -all back into the brief
ease again.
For 13,11 histatit,-after- -he -bad-loeited
it, he sat at bis de* staring at the
wall in frontoflam. Thee he burst
ent into a series of short, thokieg
iteeekte,,,,As J.L.,.,qtazit over-
come by th6leittfor--F.irla%-ft
s s • .!•.e
A little desk mirror is handt,
to ItirM" fnee became t
ful. „"lr it were net that I itneet be
would not act tilt despeentiou *mem*
biltt-lo it, .1 might. fear am .attete0
too soon—and • against mei Oat • Ime
won't heeome A criminal again ilea
he must—Ile:low hire." •
. • •
THoursOir—FAR,40:119[4:1Wox
A quiet • wedding, tOok plaie at do
manse of Walton United eharelt whoa
Edna Isobel, daughter of Mr. and, Ms.
WflUam Farquharson of Walt**, wale
united Inarriage tO N9rInan mow;
son of Iirussels. • Rev. C. Canneratat
of Walton perforined the eereaeraeg,
After a, trip to Muskoka and eaew
points, the happy .eouple Win reside laz
sss •
111111111118.1111111111111111111111.111111111111.
Subject to Constipation
For Many Years
on *Thursday last for the funeral of
the latter's grandtdother. lirs. Hor-
ton was here for the week, returning
Monday evening.
0 PARADIE0OF5
(HAM N
statimoaa IN PUREBREDS
swim IN AGRICULTURAL'
POIZP
•
es'
0
'A magolfieto.drainadzation of Cattsicla' it Usk' Industry.
awidts thd irbiltor tothe world's latost annual Thr.
hibition this Coronation. Year, Aviculture in an its vaned
branches 4,.4411aMOlon livestock, horse‘ cattle, sheep,
and Swint pOilltrand pet stock prlze products of
field And orchard • • • modern farm and household equip'
intlit • s. 4 netvideasinew intAto411 and new standards
all a part., of this vast panorama of agricultural progress.
Displa Itttiletblits oen until 11 Pan.
WOW 4.-fitittift
, OutenitiMasitorr ,
CORONATION
61111,111MOMMIINIM".1
YIEAR
'VOW'
OVA
-
',atm
'1 11
•
Mu. L RumnALa, Melville .fits
Vancouver, B.C., writes:—i have
used Milburn's Lara -Liver Pills with
quite good results for constipation
,from which I had been subject fee
many years. 1 eah not tell the MSS
of it, but it seems to be so common
that every other person is a victim I
itself; but Milburn ,s Laxa- Liver Pills seem to suit my case better -ass
al -1
of them eause more suffering thsistbe
medicine." A product ot ras T. Milburn Co.. Ltd., Toronto, Ont.
MILBURN'S
LAXA-LIVER
•PILLS
Sidelights la the form of small elec-
tdic 'candles dimly illumined most of
.the room, and one 'strong light fell
upon an old-fashioned .mahogany desk
which stood against one side wall, not
-
far from the window threugh., which
ainders was gazing.
He had been prepared to drop in-
stantly out of sight, if any one were
within', but he did not. It was not
necessary, for the men in the room
was so engreased in what he was do-
ing that Rinders might have opened
the window wide without attracting
his atteslition.
-Standing before the desk nsid- work-
ing With 'frantic haste, , a znanof
middle age, heavy of build and dark
of complexion, was trying key after
key on the lock of a bulging brief case.
His eyes were fixed fearfully upon a
door behind him, and he worked at his,
task largely by touch, aiding his ef-
forts by an occasional glance at the
loek. There was upon his face such
an expreetdon of mingled terror rind
determination as 'Waders had 'never
seen"before.--- -
He came to the end of his bunch of
keys, and 4111 the lock withstood his
efforts, With a i•oleeless mean be
desisted: and •thistilt, the 114$-a d"polis
dently into his trousers pocket. Then
Atood there, gazing down at the
cage with at air of frustration and
'dejection.
dflrom this .Mood be aroused himself
with a start of terror, and • literally
flung tamself from the vicinity of the
desk toward te open door in the Wall
opposite the window. The cause of
his perturbation as instantly mani-
fest. The other deer, the one upon
which his terrified eyes had -rested
While he struggled with the brief ease,
opmied suddenly, and .Phineas Alta-
mont entered the room.
He stopped instantly, his eyes hard
with susplcioe and hate, 'when he saw
the other man, who now was making
a good pretense of having juet entered
himgelt
"What are you doing here, San-
born?"' demanded Altai:dont harshly.
"Clint I leave the room an Metant
withoet having you -poke you note in?"
"I'm jtiet making the rounds to
gee that all is welt, sir," Senbotin
re-
mark0d eervility in his low " voice.
"I—I don't leave everything -like that
to the blitkr, youn IttoW."
-rou seent to do moe't of the but-
ler's work; you have a talent ih that
direetion, Sanborn." Alta:tont /snarled.
"I've made it amadent, haven't
that 1 want to be 'eft alote in this
room and in my quarters above in,
the evenings?"
sYou heve, sir, aud I would not
have Matured to Interrupt yon, but I
though you bad refired early this even-
ing," ganborn said pleadingly.
Altamout walked over to the desk
and pretended to fumble in a pigeon-
hole, but Binders coold see ea he beat
over tbat his eyes were upon the brief
ease. Ile kilted himself at the desk
complaint
any ether
IDOMI SION
Those Values ialkosstive !Usti* Sairiaz, .1!kirlwast
SELVIIR RIBBON
TOMATO
JUICE
10140.07.
Bulk Pianist
Butter 218-.25
Doninol 6 -qt Can
Motor Oil .99
Pork Beans 2 tr
Chastise
BISCUITS =t11:d
Frejill Salted
Peanuts
Brunswick Asst.
Sardines
491.•
New
Potatoes
6 -cit. basket 19c
lb.
Black. Ground
Pepper .25
Fancy Rof.)c
Lobster Ws .37
rj,w,,,=erilt.fte041,11111111111111111110115111101111.11121111180
Tomatoes Letrions
4 Po. •
-29e
tit
•
•