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Children Cry for Fletcher's
The Rind You I'Iavo Always Bought, and which has been.
in me for over 30 ycais, has borno tho signature of
Per..
and has been made under his. per
sonai supervision since its infancy.
Allow no ono to deceive you in this:
111. Counterfeits, Imitations and "Just -as -good are but
infants and Children -Experience ad gainsttExperiment.
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'What is CASTORiA
at,itoria is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare-
, Drops and Soothing Sy'r11Ps. It is pleasant. It
inti neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic
• 9tanto, Its ago is its guarantee. It destroys Worms
And allays Feverishness. For more than thirty years it
has been in constant use for tho relief of Constipation,
;Flatulency, Wind Colic, all Teething Troubles and
Diarrlicea. It regulates the Stomach and Bowels,
'esintilates the Food, giving healthy and natural sleep.
Ne Children's Panacea—The Mother's Friend.
GEN 1E CASTORIA ALWAYS
Bears the Signature of
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Ia Use For Over 30 Years
The Kind You Have Always Bought
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PATTERSON'S.
JEWELRY STORE. Think of it, $9,500 worth
of Watches, Clocks, Cut Glass, Silverware, Jewelry of
all the newest designs. These goods were bought at
the low price before the war commenced and can, and
0 will be sold from 25 to so per cent. less than the Dealer
0 vt ho had to buy them after the war began. This is a
0 goodchance for the people of Wisgham and surround-
ing country to purchase swell Xmas Gifts at a low price.
But a Short Road to
0 Pearl Necklets
O e' Pendants
O ” Broaches
0 " Rings
/ t( Tie Pins
0 Bracelets
0 Bracelet Watches
O Tango Bracelets
0 Ladies' Watches
0, Gents "
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The range with pure white enamelled stc°l"1
reservoir stamped from one piece. The
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reservoir is seamless and clean
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and preserving. See the McClary dealer._
MADE IN CANADA
R. R, MOONEY, Agent Winghm,
The Million
Dollar Mystery
But all the way down to the B:r•
hem" he was moody, and when he
answered any question it was with
words spoken testily and jerkily.
"1 know whut's th matter, said
Dunkers, ',He's in love."
"Shut your mouth!" '
Didn't I tell yub?" laughed the
tantalizer, dancing toward the com-
panionway. "Steve's in love, 'r he
didn't get drunk enough on• shore t'
satisfy his whale's belly."
A boot thudded spitefully agaicst
the door jam.
You fellahs let me alone, 'r 1'!1 bash
in a couple o' heads!"
"0 yuh will, will yub?" cried Dun•
kers from the deck, "If yule twant a
little exercise,yuh can begin nn me,
yuh moonsick swab! Whut's th' mat -
take and the other to hold this mys-
terious box, Dunkers struggled to
uphold his word; not that he really
wanted the box, but to prove that he
was strong ere -nigh to •take it, if be
wanted• to. The Lague on the box
flashed and.. disappeared. It was a,
kind of shock ro him, Ile and. 13t"w
t=om went bartering votive. the rats,
Dunkers' grip . Nltoped and so did.
Blossom's', The ,.vetlult was the the
box was eatctpritted into ,the tiea.,
With an agonizing cry, Blossom lean-
ed far over. He saw the hex oscillate
for a moment, then' sinkgracefully
in a zigzrg course, down through the
blue waters. Fainter and fainter it
grew, and at lasr vnttit'hed.
"I'nt sorry, Steve ; but yuh wouldn't
let me look at it," said Dunkers contri'
tely.
"Datnn you; I'mgoing t' kill y' for that!'
It became a real fight this time, fist and
foot, tooth and nail; one mad with .the
lust to kill, and the other desperately in-
ter with yub, anyhow? Where'd yuh tent on living. It was one of those con-
git this grouch? Whut've we done tests in which honor and fair play bat e no
t' yuh? Hub? part. But for the timely arrival of the
• You keep out o' my way, that's all. captain and some of the crow. bunkers
I'm mindin' my watches, andon t ask would have been badly injured, perhaps
no odds of yon duffers. What it I fatally. They hauled back Blossom,
roaring out his oaths at the top of his
lungs. It took half an. hour's arguing to
calm him down. Then the captain de-
manded to know what„it was all about.
And blubbering Steve told him.
"Six hundred feet of water, if I've got
my reckoning right. Thz'anchor ` lies in
sixty Leet, but the starboard side; drops
sheer six hundred. Yoe swab'! Why
didn't you bring the box to me? A man
has a right to what he finds. 1'd have
taken care of it for you till we got back to
port. I know ; you were greedy ; you
thought I night want to stick your fist
into your treasure And you'll never find
were not honorable He it in 600 feet of water and tangled, pores
intentions
proposed to desert before any honorable.
have a grouch? Is it any ' o' your
blame businest? All right. When
we stepashore at th' Bahamas, Mis-
ter Jim Dunkera, I'll tear the ropes out
o' your pulley blocks, But till we git
there, you t' th' upper bunk an' me t'
mine."
"Leave th' of grouch alone, Jim.
Th' mate won't stand for no scrappin'
aboard. We'll have th' thing done
right in th' custom -sheds. We'll have
a finish fight, Queensberry rules, an'
may th' best man win."
"I'm willin'," said Jim.
"So'm 1 agreed Steve. But bis
•
took place. Not that he was physical-
ly afraid; no; he wanted to dig his
hande deep into those doubloon and
pieces -of • eight.
So the four days down passed
otherwise uneventfully, amid paint
pots and iron rust and three meals a
day of pork, onion soup, potatoes, and
Cut Glass 0
Pearl handled Flatware 0
Sterling Silver Noce ties• - 0
Mesh Bags 0
Silverware 0
Leather Goods 0
Gents Canes
Ladies' and Gents 'Suit. 0
Case Umbrellas 0
Must Von Be Bald?
What have you done to stop your
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If )vou have dandruff;. if your hair
lazed and shiny, Argot:
use Rexau
03"Hit Tooio accordiot to dime.
tions for thirty days, and at the end
of that time you are not thoroughly
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us so, we will immediately hand back
your money. Wo won't ask you to
promise anything. We won't even
question you. Wo will take your
mere word and return your money,
Doesn't it stand to reason that
Itexall "03" Hair Tonic must be a
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We know0
o it like this? t
we endorse
no similar remedy that Is as good. It.
is bocauso of what Retail "" 03" Haut
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back it with our own money.
Why stiffer scalp and hair trouble
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promote hair growth and tend to
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to please you? • to
We don't obligate you to any
thing. A, You simply buy the treat.
meat; use it, and if not pleased)
come bank to us empty -handed --an
we will bend back what you paid us.
Two sizes, 50o and $1.00 a bottle.
You can buy Rexall "93" Hair Tonil
In this community only at our ,totes
le fel ing out and your kcalp ie pot
;14e Sioro
There is a Rexall Stere in nearly every tots
and city in the United States Canada and
Great Britain. There is a different Rexaq
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WINTER TOURS
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TO THE LAND OF
Sunshine and Summer Days
; coral That's what you get for being a
blamed hog. "As for you, ' and the Cap
tain turned to Dunkers, 'eget your dun
nage and yoiu' pay and hunt for another
boat back . I won t have no murder on
board, Captain Manners." And the soon•
you go, the be ter."
"I'll go, sir" said Dunkers, readily
enough. Had the misfortune happened
strong, bitter coffee, The winde be- to hint and had Blossom been the aggress-
eame light and balmy and the Peal or, he�would want his life. He under
blue and gentle. The men went »;hour stood Like the valet in 'OliN ette " it
in there undershirts and du,rgat•ee"o, was the time for disappearing
barefooted. Of course the coming "An' keep out o my way. I'll get y
tight was the main topic of conversa• yet," growled Blossom.
tion. It promised to be a rattling "Keep your mouth shut,' said the mate,
good scrap, for both men were evenly "or I'll have you put in irons. you pig 1'
matched, and both had a "kick" in ' All right, sir. I've sa d all I m going
either hand. Even the captain took a t' say fday," and,Blosso'm strode off.
"What was he box like ?" asked the
captain of Dunkers.
Chinese contraption, sir ; leastwise it
looked that way to ate. Didn't ook as if
it'd been in th' water long, sir. Somethin'
lost overboad by some private ya.:ht, t' my
thinkin'. I'll keep out o' Steve s way. I'll.
lay low on shore sir."
And though Steve made a perfect range
of the spot, he never came back to find
the mysterious box, never saw the Gil
son house back home, nor did he ever see
Dunkers again On the voyage home be
brooded continually, and was frequently
found blubbering; and one night he skip-
'
ped his watch and went to Davy Jones
locker.
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20 per cent. saved on Diamonds. The, largest stock to
�JJ choose front this side of Toronto. 0
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The Great WatchDoctor'
WINGHAM, ONTARIO 0
mild interest in the affair. He was an
old sailor, He knew that there was
no such word as arbitration in a sail-
or's vocabulary; his disputes could be
settled only in one manner, by his
calloused fists.
When the old mudhook (and some
day Steve was going to hang It over
the entrance of the Gilson House),
•.lithered down into the smiling wa-
ters of the bay, Steve concluded that
discretion was the Netter pat t of val-
or. He would steal ashore on the
quarantine tug which lay alongside.
He was willing to fight under ordi•
nary circumetances, but he must get
his treasure in safety first. They
could call him a welcher if they
wanted to; devil a bit did he care
S•, be pried back the boards of his
bunk wall, took out the box, eyed it g g
fondly, and noted for the first time
the I.-ril-rmg On it;
STANLEY HAROREAVE. '
He wrinkled bis brow in the effort
to recall a pirate by this name, but
was unsuccessful. No matter. He
hugged the box under bis coat and
made for the gangway, and inadver
tently ran -into his enemy.
Dunkers caught a bit of the box
peeping out from under the coat.
"What 'a' yuh got thert?" he de-
manded truculently.
"None o',yoar damn business! You,
lemma by; hear me?"
"Ain't none o' my business. hub?
Where'd yuh git a. box like that?
Steal it? By tripes, I'm goin' to have
a look at that box, my hearty. It
don't smell like honest onions."
'You Iemme by! ' . breathed Steve,
with murder in his hear t,
Suddenly the two men olosed, Burg-,
Pd back and forth, one determined to
Dunkers bad not told about the name
he had seen on the box; and Blossom had
not thou ht to The name Har reeve
had instantly brought back to Dunkers'
mind the newspaper stories he had re•
cently read There was no doubt in the
world that this.box belonged to the miss
ing millionaire, who•had,drawn a, million
from his•banks and, vanished; dud, more-
over, there was .uo doubt in Dunkers'
mind that this million lay in the Bahaman
waters. It had been drawn up from the
bottom of the 'sound,.• under the' path of
balloon. He proceeded then Co take a
most minute range. It would require
money and partners; but half a lea
would be better than no loaf -at all; and he
was determined to return to New York
to find backing. Finding is keeping, on
land- or sea,'
NoW it happened that his favorite grog
shop was a cheap saloon across the way
from the headquarters of The Black• Hun
dyed; and Vroon occasioulty dropped
for he often picked up a valuable. bit of
maritime news. Dunkers was an old
friend of the barkeeper, and he proceeded
to pour and guzzle down his throat a very
air
good substitute for whisky He became
communicati"e He bragged. He knew
where there was a million, andall he need-
ed was a first class diving bell.. A year
from now he would not be drinking cheap
whiskey; he'd be steering a course up and
down Broadway and buying wine when
he was•thirty He was no miser But he
had to have a diving bell, and where the
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MR tDMUND R. OMR, M.P., PREfrIDENT. W, D, MATTHEWS, VNi•*Rt#($ HW
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Reserve Fund and Undivided Profits 7,100,000.00
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District Pafsenger Agent, corner King
and Yonge Streets Toronto.
blue devil could he get one with $12 ar.d (r IU n m D T1 N RativiJy
Ingersol watch in his pocket? ,
From his table Vroon made a, sign
which the bartender understood Then
he arose and'approached Dunkers.
I own a pretty good diving apparatus "
he said. "If you've got the goods, I'll
take a chance on a fifty fifty basis." Vroon
did not believe there was anything back
of this talk; but it always paid to dig deep
enough to find out "Have a drink; and,
131.1, give us a real whiskey and none of
you'• soap -lye. Now, let's hear your
yaiet "
"I don't know yuh," said Dunkers with
drunken caution. "How is it, Bill ?"
turning to the bartender
"He's the goods Jim.' You've heard
of Wyant and Co. ?"
"Sore I've heard o' them. Best divin'
app'ratus they is."
"Well, this gent here is Mr. Brook ,
general manager for Wyant and Co. 1
can 0, K. him,"
Vroon threw an appreciative glance at
the bartender. He wa not affiliated with
the Black Hundred, but he had . ften aid
ed Vroon in minor affairs. ' •
"All right, if gull say -o, "Bill. Welt
here's the yarn." .
And when he had done, Vroon smoked
quietly without speaking.
Dont yuh believe it?" demanded
Dunkers, truculently
"But 600 feet of water in a coral bot-
tom, and noway of telling just where it
fell overboard. That's a tough propos-
ition." • .
.1O, it is, is it ? I'm a sailor. I can lay
my hands right cater th' . spot Do yuh
think I'd be a fool enough t' hunt for it
without a perfect range ?' Dunkers tap -
pea his coat pocket suggestively,
And Vroon knew that one thing he
wanted was there, a plan or drawing of
the range. So there was another shang-
haied that night, and his•• destination was'
Cape -Town, twenty.two days voyage by
the calender.
Vroon carried ht,sinformation to the or-
ganization that night. They would start
the expedition at once and till this was ac .
cpmpanied Hargreave.'s daughter was to
be immune from attacks, Besides it wou'd
give Hargreave (wherever 'he was) and
the others the idea that the Black Hun
died had concluded to give up the chase.
Above, with his ear to a small hole,
skillfully bor. d through the ceiling with
out permitting the plaster to fall, knelt a
man with a bandaged arm, He could
never see any faces; no one ever took off
a mask in this sinister chamber. But
there were voices., and he was never go-
ing to forget some of them. Ater the
meeting came to an end, he waited an
hour after, and then stole down into the
street by the aid of the fire es••ape Later
he entered a tel phone booth and called
up Jones,'..
Then, one leathern and steel box, dot-
ted with bits'of ivory.and mother of pearl,,
became two; and the second one ttas
soaked in mud and salt ' water for two
weeks till you could not have told it from
rhe original. And that is why Jones was
able, some weeks later, to hide once mord
the original':bok. -As for the substitute
just as.Braine was about to' use a ma let
and chisel upon it, • the lights went out.
'There was a wild scramble, a chair or
two ivas overturned. . • •
• "The door, the door!" shouted Braine,
furious.
It s ammed lite moment, the words left
his lips, And as suddenly as they had
gone out the fights sprang up. The box
was gone There were evidently traitors
among the Black Hundred,
(To be continued)
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From Stations in Canada, Kingston,
Renfrew and West thereof
Good going P.M. trainsDecember
10, and all tains December 11.12
Acrcti t "Toronto Fat Sruck Show
All tickets valid to return up to and includin
December 14, 1914
W. F. BERGMAN, Agent, Wingham
NO SUCH THING AS FEAR"
Trooper W. R. Long, of the 2nd
Dragoon Guards, writing from hos-
pital to hie father, said: • '
• "I am up and walking (slowly), and
I think that In the course of another
week I shall be on my way back to
the regiment.. The old boys have not
done so badly, especially at the place
where Lieutenant C. N. Champion De
Crespigny Was 'killed, We were sur,
prised at daybreak. The Germans, had
their guns and maxims on us, with a
line range, too, but they Cannot time,
their shells, so they merely .make 'a
bitof a roe, and it takes more than
noise to fr'„ hten us boys. When we
had pulled ourselves
together and
got
a bit of a firing line stretched out and
one maim en the go we settled down
to what we thought was going to bo
a twenty -round go, 'We fought them
la the good old style for halt an
hour, and at the endof that time We
had to our credit twelve guns, four
tnaycime, and about fifty men. Two
of my dear old pals went under. Oa*
big sausage manufacturer that.we cap -
Wed stood about t ,fret 2 Inches, and
he let sue go arid take hitt kat off,
and never' said a word, There le leo
Bruch a thing at tear out here in the
British army, but there Its no ehanoe
of getting a really good se eo. if we
get close they put their bands up, and
our officers won't let us go In and 118.8
the butts of osis r;fiee or even our
fists."
Honor Roll
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G. Steens
C G. Vanstone
H Campbell
J Mann
L Lutton
• P Harris
A Chapman
W. Van Wyck
W. B Elliott
R G. Freeborn
H. Hinscliffe
L Harding
C. Shoebottom
R J. Little
, T, MacDonald
H. Guest
E. Madigan
G Hayles
W. Stapleton
W. Austin
✓ Taylor
R. Finlay
Herbert Chisholm
Harry Chisholm
3, White
G. E. Read
G H. Ross
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C. Wood
E. Pitt
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Jas McCalltan
J G Nethery
R. Jones
C Liarle
... R. Osborne
R. Huffman
A, Scott
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,,,,, Guest
•W H. Murch
•. ... R. Harrison
M. 1'.bite
G Schaefer
F. Fixter
G. Jacques
E. Sanderson
1-I Deer
11. Jobb
A Aitcheson
. J Holland
H. Cellar
I; Iserd
G Day
M Rogers
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W. Srigley
A M. Forbes
C Crawford
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• J Holmes
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E. E Denny
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C. Brooks
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Vance Sanderson
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gia, headaches or other Uric Acid troubles, or the we r.l
of more than ten thousand people SOLACE has restored to
health, or the word of eighty-one doctors using .Maa40s
exclusively in their practice. Just write us for a,PRas
BOX and testimonials from Doctors, Druggists , and In.
dividuals. Also SOLACE remedy for
CONSTIPATION
(A LAXATIVE AND TONIC CONBINED.) -
Does the work surely but pb'asautly—Nature'■ way. :No :dial4.reee
—no gripping—no sick stomach—no weakening.- The TWO rlem-
edies are all we make, but they are the greatest known •:16o the
medical world and guaranteed to be Free of opiate' or harmful
drugs. Neither affects the heart or stomach—but helps,thtem.
To prove the wonderful curative power of SOLACE remedies write
for FREE BOXES. State if one or both are wanted.
SOLACE CO., Battle Creek, Mich., IJ. S8 -A*
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