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M D ;McTAGGART
BAIV.I{ER
A general Banking,.Buetuess transact-
ed. Note's Discounted, Drafts Issued.
Interest-Al'owed cn Deposits. Sale_
Votes Purchased. •
H. T. RANCE '
Notary. Public, conveyancer.
,Financial, IMO .Ps
tate tato.+and.. Hire la•
surattee- Agent. itepresentiitg L4 lire
' Insurance. Cogipanle,.
Divislon'Gour,'t"office, Clinton.
W. BRYDONE •
CAPTAIN At,E,DINIOL -
BEGIN HERE TODAY
Alden. Drake;,, .formerly 1. sailor,.
Krown soft and' flabby through a life.
of idle' ease, ships aboard. the clipper
Or, tes.'as "boy under the;comniatid
of 'Jake Stevens, whose enmity he in
euro because of a mutual love for'
Mary' Mannings daughter' of the own
x, who is,a passenger, At,Capo Town,,
Stevens 'is superseded as.,m4taiu by:
Drake,; whose lawyers have seen'to=the
purehase .1 of the Orontes 'ilarihd' ,its
with anandifferent ler.s, 'In develop-,
in; and printing, .some' of -`the initials
blemishes irad,been further blemished.
But it Wes stilI'n pi•turo, .wholly'rec,
ogniz'able ,to *Mary, for it was her own
vivid Siker-ess.
Nothing Oho,. possessed•h'ad'iever; p-
eeivedthe,eare revealed,.lt' that in,:
'trieato.'.ivory,' earyin6 There was_ Tie
speck' of dust or discoloration. any-
where to be detected, and. there were
cruise: In hisnew role of master, -a thodeanc' tiny ,crevices 'and-earven
'Drake ,becomes:, cold and ,d'gnifted ill flower l`,'etals to; catch a,'speok oi; stain.
'rho presence of 1Vlar:'' tevens•, and, Tito' silver odgil}g inside the frame'
Drake oenstantly'are at swords. points,.,
Tamine, with a'soft pure: Inst e. The,
The. unrest' spreads tothe crew. ony, las Wan,net sullied by .a
•
a vicious penman,' is krlleil, s and' Jake G •15 Just: a wild ig
Steysns, :is. wounded, in a brawl. And :the picture. , p.
NOW:GO.-ON WITH THE' STORY' tailed; leggy flapper:of•a girl Written
"Put .him in the sail 'locker ler the across. it was' a. (lacer, straggly,' Mad
present,' He didn't do thi$'dirty busi- can friggle of a;'irame and date,,
ness I can't,believe it.";' Mary, with love to. Jake-,--:"„ 'There
"H's.. was heard threateriing.,Tony, was date, and' the place:, "Batavia;,"
r.'-teve s knocked' him=°" "Oh-P.t.she breathed; ani* her, face
,and A3 S . n•
e1Neeer'mind, Put •him in the: sail was' as red as Jake's "pert curtains.
'Coker until' morninis. ''s Tony deadr• Thatepicturet''She- was twelve 'years
, .I
"Cold, sir. . Ts-is--IYiister •Stevens old: then: .Jake had;tth
1i0een 'long
In
rt h'ew'father•s'ship: .She 'had. a Na g
"Caret ;say, -Get ,about your'- bnsi- reboilect!on of :dieing that s y, snap=
•ht' and.vmein .that lie Wee
-
is!' ?" her• ftrat sweetheart
1S. that steward.
e , : e rt Mar I n' UlsiveIy; nem she' flitted to ;the
H. es Out
me froOxi etY >! . t ed , it " he.
called' out .quietly from the.nate'e s'ule. of . the.buti'k, s cop ry • h
had...opened., the• 1i g heeome dart of •a'blyd, and kissed
berth. ' Already sire h
woudded
inan'a shirt.end.bared the hint'fairly between thg;closed gyes; '
"Get well; .;aim!" She wllispei:ed
then fled from -tire ethee.
• As,'the d"Cor •gtiftly`•closed' behind her,
alce'Stevens' -eyes ripened: slowly' and
followed her:, They were dark with
pain, ',those blue, oyes, ;;heavy with
weakness t09; -but :there wake- spark
that gloweddeep in their depths,whie,js.
hinted' that perhaps he'rlips had. btft
hastened the fringing open.,af'tho. fet-
tees of sleep that prisoried•the soul,
nese.now. Steward! Where Ii blazes ehot,to tele. g,
Barrister,,Solicltor, Notary Public, eta.
Office: .-
.:
SLOAN BLOCK . 'GLINTOi
•
DR. J C. GANDIER
`Unice throve: -1.30 to 3.30 p in., 8:30'
tb 8:00 IA,m,, Souders, 12,30 to L.30 p.m
Other !wire ay appointment oa1y.
Office and Residanc6 '= Victoria Si
ugly knife stab. I'll take charge
here!.Alden, Just let me „have Ike
awhle
'Thatlooks nasty," the skipper mut-
tered, acrutinizin,; the <deep"woiind in
:Jake's hairy breast. "1 caart ,under
stand it. aloe Bunting never did dab,
I'm sure'
•hour Mar fixed the. last
In half an Y.
strap -of adhesive tape -to the pad
covering, the clean wound. Steeieus.
DR. FRED G. THOIVIPSON
Office and Residence:
Ontarle Street • : Clinton, Oat:,
One door west 'ot Angaicaa .Uhtni'eh
Phonb 'tl2•
Eyes .examinee ane glasses., Mead
DR. PERCIVAL HEAItN
Office and Residence:
Huron Street — Clinton, Ont.
Phone: 30
(Formerly ocdttpled uy the tate Dr.
• O. W, T eaieeee'
Eyes examined sand glasses fitted
•
DR. H. A. MCINTYRE
DENTIS r '
Otilce hours: 9 t LF A M. and 1 to
6 P.M., *except Tuesieye and %Vedges.
days, Office over Canadian National
Express, Olintoa, Ant
Phone 21.
DR. F. A. AXON
DENTIST
Clinton, ''Ont,
Graduate of .0,0,13.S. Chicago. and
R•C.D:S„ Torputo,
drown and' Plate Work a Speclatty'
D1 H. McINNES
CHIROPRACTOR
- Electro, Therapist
Masseur
00Ice: Huron St. (b'ew doors west of
• Royal Bank), .
Hours—Tiles.,Thurs, and Sat., all day.
Otherhours by appotntrnent:
mussel! Oftice 'Mon, Wed. and Fri,
forenoons.:
Seafortle Office—Mon., Wed. and tri,
afternoons:
PHONE 207
/hilt
MARY WATCHED BY THE BEDSIDE OF JAKE STEVENS.
HOUR AFTER HOUR.
Thera came at lash theday' when
ake Stevens zeported himself able to
land viatch. That was the day that
le ship was found to be within five
h Undyed miles of Java head. The very
ret result of Jake's appearance Sent.
thrill of relief around the ship, evert
among that part of; the crew who
eek'ago would readily leave mote
away Joe Bunting's very life:
"Of , course Bunting didn't .knife
nybody!" Stevens said testily, HI
mild have told you that long ago. It
as'that aquealin' rat Herbert Oats.
otter loose.Benting and clap th' der -
the on the right man. Bunting?
Mary watches' by the bedside of heli*"
Jake Stevens hour after. hour.- She Stave s.
screed brandy between his' lips' . et
intervals, and was satisfied that he
was slowly recovering vitality. Drake
looked in, received her report, and left
her. ,Ile was 0 atsciot r of a feeling of afternoon again, and the.sur. poured
jealousy; he put' it from his as utterly down its,direct rays scaldingly, she
unworthy. persuaded Drako to.ehave an awning'
closed es
While she, whited for the o Y spread over part of the .poop, even
to open, lISary curiously Examined the though the spanker had to come in to
furnishings of the little cabin, 'There
make mai for it. Later she Pers Laded
was a narrow, shelf-like desk, most of ;Drake to go up with, her and join Ste -
it littered with a Neutical Almanac, yens for an hour,
an Epitome of Navigation, and apart "We'll play at tnalejeongg," sshe said.
plug of tobacco; but— She abruptly rrPhey et it will be about right,?' he
sat up straight. smiled•indulgently, "Come;let's open
There was just one clear, spotless.the genie,He upset the' box and
space on theft evowdod desk,, On it scattered the pieces' over the table. In
was a be utiful carvep ivory frame. silence they diyided them- around:
In the frame was a picture. An Neither understood the
amateur effort at photography; taken "Seems all abu'tt Bamboos and the
1
had not opened' his eyes: While she;
irrigated the wound with ,kiting anti -IJ
septic, and bravely stuck stitches is
through the flesh with a darning needle i tl
and silk from her fancy work, he had,
only shown that he lived by the fitful lit
rise. and fall of his breast and a single a
muffled groan.
!',Bring me some brandy, Ike," she w
said. 'Ike brought a` whole bottle and
a. corkscrew, as if it were some price-
less libttion he was bringing to. the e
Goddess of Miracles. *� e
"Thanks, :You ten ,go now, she
told him tersely; and Ike went out like B
i - EAIFZING
jjrusfratedDressmaking Lesson Furnished
with ,Every Pattern
By .Annebehle �lorthingt(1i,
A charming dress for business
•.'woman, college or high school miss
or for general, daytime occasions; is
!il!ustrated'iu Style No. 2962.
Navy, blue' canton crepe' is medium
chosen for this ;swagger dress, of
!tailored sports character that is so
suggestiver'of smart Princess 'sil-
houette.
,The softly tied
collar is interest -
ling detail.: - It is • flattering beige
sh;r repeated - in . buttons :down
"Ifront closing and in belt that shows
'slightly' raised waistline.
The circular inset 'godets at each
side 'create a lovely, fluttering move-
.:meut,,to hem, and form 'a front and,
back panels effect• which gives ;the
figure, length, so important- in the
*node,
The sleeves are fitted with darts ;
;below elbows 'and trimmed tvtth,but-'
.tops,
I It is designed in sizes 16,118 years,'
40 end 42 inches bust. It can
i36,'38be-copied exactly with 354 yards of'
439 -inch material with 3s. yard ol.35-'e
inch contrasting in the medium size.
',Later'for' early Fall,.it will. make
quo most attractively in feather-'
*'weight woolen li mauve -red; tweed,..
',purple, wool crepe, or' one oE: those
enchantingly lovely printed jerseys.';.
in tweed pat-
e
silk crepe t v A
,. tern with the godets, collar .and belt
eaf_plain' harmonizing silk crepe' in
,soft brown tones is fetching.
�Bottle green .wool jersey, • black
lcrc a satin with godets cut of the
dull surfac with white silk, crepe ''
5
.collar and 'tic, and wine red canton
'crepe wittI, beige silk crepe are id$al
Sdectiotis. ,
Pattern price 15 cents. Be Sure to
''fill in 'Size of pattern. 'Address Pat-
tern Department. The New. Fell and
Winter Fashion Magazine is 15'
cents, but only 10 cents when or-
dered with a pattern.
HOW; TO' ORDER' PATTERNS.
_ Write your name and adlrees cutin-
ly, giving number and. size of:such
patterns as you wgnt. end.
lit
2962
No,' 2962:• Size
- Name` •
Street Address
eer. fifty illi !;; Oa x, m
e r " each e
naught out ,without their rd)ebero,.
.they can change It is.eo}u ting'tirou-
stIle.to dpend'tl)e .whble • day w rth wet
egt.
4` o 11ow ourself to •become
( ). Po n t. a y
'rine flown Get elentee sleep,';diver,
t)se_;,regularly, drink plenty of water
and •eat irourislting, Iieaith:bulid ng
,(10) Wear clothing that heips you:.
to avoid colds, Li this country.it is
beet to .put ou extra `clothing wruisi
roll are going out into -the cold, rattier
titan ' 'wear heavy Clothing' 'such ,aa
;tliicl4,Uuderweer, when you are.; .in
lour -'office, or heme.
food., Awful
(fi ,,:eeeep .tire, wlndo vs, opog, :This ,,Grown ivitli. fear is'.frantic
applies tteeelatet and summer. Rvety 'Iris wife`ie:'fl11ed with dread;'
one'sltould 'sleep in a roxm whose :the
is •fresi%, ' Tiii3y•'believe• then darling son' is
Snraly ulaimed.or dead '
(0)_' atratcli'.thb theimomete� 4ome.
that ;are ovetheartali a're the cerise of The,sad.,news, came by postal
tt{ore-colds. than rooms that are:url ei•.� hear ivar and, pa;' eerote',he, '
1tes,'ted If :the, place, whore you work , 'I've tried dirt for' the Yootbalt• trtam,
IS not as Welt ventilated as. 11i honld- , •And'they're inade,an.;J nd:of met"
be, and•, thei'd; is nothing -You can dee,
t ':ameliorate nonditiotte( talre•�a'few ADVERSITV
.n _ 1
IItiuutes: ore no*' and then to •go qut- In times of .good fortune it is easy
•etie;and your lungs 'with fresh•air•: to •appear•'great nay, even,' to •act,
('1) A'+oid . drastic, chadge'1s• of tem ' ;greatly; but in misfortune 'very dif
.peiature If you hate, been perppis , icu:lt The'greatpst mato 0.411 commit
rug,' elipw yourself to col blf graduate .blunders In, inlefottuue; because" the
lY ' .It .4e...1004th to lsifr,'t')n the ii'eeso' :want of. prppliition belweO i hte,mearjs
or:fn,froateOf' es eleetrlc fair and:his Ands. progl;t setvely Yircreases,..
�'.(0) Stay away ,frrSin, 4nfdcted•,:000•..ansi 045 fnwagtl..strength •Ys oyllausted
ple,`Wlie>,i.theretis nn'epldelnic;.aioia in fruitless5efforts—"tTleb}thr:
crpwds. ,. ;
(aj-Wash, 'your Intuits "frequently, The test, of clatter hi the ability to'
berteeniy before. eating: _ leave the Waiter'tlplesd"and een'ling.
ewe
City State '
stamps or coin (coin preferred;' wrap
it' carefully) 'for each number, and.
address your ,rder to,' Wilson Pattern
Service, 73 West Adelaide St., Toronto.
Patterns sent by;an early' mail. ,
eeason.or his greater control over lits
outward emotions., But lever , ince that
terrific melee in Cape Town, the long
cut 011 Itis'cheek, which Jake Stevens
had dealt hien, though it had healed,
Mill left a nartwv scar from eye to
lip corn'';; and if ever' Alden Drake's
blood pulsed het anger, that ribbon-
like scar stood out vividly white. -It
appeared to throb: to writhe. '31 was
white now. It throbbed. It seetnea
to writhe, Mary back with a sharp.
scraping of her stool. She'could bear
the tension no longer. And upbn the
heavy nit', shrill and excited, Peale)
the boyish yell from the tnldship house
top,
GEORGE ELLIOTT '
Licensed Auctioned' tor the County
of •lurott.
Correspondence pro:intly . answered.
Immediate arraugemeuis can be made
for Sales' Bate at °fbe-News-diseord.
Clinton, or by ' calling Phone' 203,
Charges` Moderate and Satieeactton
Guaranteed. -
a. sheep.
b
lihad not 'entirely recovered
on that first day on deck; Mary
watched lihn keenly. She still con-
Adored 'hip her .patient. And wired
the breeze grew fitful towards mid
"(To be continued.)
X55•
The "Passing of the
Horse" „
The Colon Cold
Tlie writer quotes a doctor who was
asked, "Hoa' do you treat colds, doe-
,tor?e and `replied,, "WLtll contempt,
-madam,' with contempt" But can they,
`be •treated. witlk contempt? Common
Olds 'al'e responsible for a greater
loss of time 'rola school and .work.
than any other single pause. They
frequently; lead to pneumonia, and
pneumonia in'1023 caused more deaths
in Canada and the United States than
'any 'other disease except heart dis-
ease. With the average worker, colds
take more money out of his pocket
overt' Year than any other' disease.
It is 80010 Years since we got over
writing on the passing of the horse
and hearing commencement essays
Prophesying an age of horselees car-
riages, says h writer in tits Milwaukee
Jou'rnitl, For they are aerived, and the
horse as "the patient friend of man"
has pretty well vanished from the plc•
"taro. A generation is with up that
never knew a ntotorless age and from
,childhoodlias been more interested in
e horse on city streets than any num-
ber of motor cars.
The horse "passed," and yet today circulation or some local infection of
holds a higher place in America than tete throat or nolo, or submitting one's
ever before. Once he was a common- self to rapid changes of temperature.
place necessity, but now he is a newly A. minimum of damage would be
discovered resource. The !corse has done with colds if everyone were
Caere back, as the water -power that willing to take a rest of a week or ten
used to tetra village grist mills has Jaye, immediately they become af-
come back, a -thousandfold more cone. fileted with a cold,.
Pelting and impressive. He is the Just as soon as your+ head becomes
darling of the world of sport, the nest- :"stuffed up" or you have other signs
found friend of many she had goOwn of a cold like soreness of the throat,
weary of other forms„ -,of recreation. 'sneezing, discharging nose, you, should
The horse:has-something we gannet 'start. a, .campaign against tree cold.
melte with bolts and ,gears and con- The first day or trvo•are the irnj:ortant
necting rods, 'Every race, every hunt, ones
every exhibition even, is a contest be. The Ylret thing to do it to go to lied,
twee» man and the -sentient animal or at leaststtiy indoors, If you feel
Ire rides or drives. weak, that may be a sign of influenza,
B. R ,NIGGINS
Cttntoa; Ont,
General drli•e and Life insurance Agent
for Hartford; W,llldeteettl lave, Stork,
Adtotuoblle and,Sleknees and. Accident
;Insurunee.' :Buren and...Cri1e and Cana
de Trent Bends. ' Apeoltittnetlte made
to meet par.1tes at firlioetield, Varna
,and Bayfield'.:' 'Phone 57.
—Whit; fU i Alt; AYE
"Wattled
Evora Month
iiME TABLE
'T' ems t111 :ti•ive a1 had del,art' •from .
1;1i'n Lon as ;iii 10Wel •
•
Buffalo .3tto iod'driohOle.
• being Utast: depart , 1614 1..171.
r'.2,6,0 p.m.
°+Going Weol,• or. II 60 't"In.
" "' ar 6.ee (1p 5.43 p,m
n 1'0.I1a
London, Moro:. Cl Bruce. -1,
. Going South, ar 7.40 dp. Z .40 a,m,
" 4'.08 p .n!
"Geing North' dipiiet • t1 42 p.tn.
" at 11 AU (In 11 t32 a.m
:t11 -1E I!IcIUI.i.OP .MUI 1Ai
Fir's Insurance Company
• 11 •d Office Scaforth, Ont.
' 1 ri r:('rt,IcV:•
Pres1?;, t, Junli+a.. 1lvans. Iteoehtvnod;
Vice lamos Cmm�dly, Gnderiohl Sec.:
'Pruhdm or:.' U - ' •,hicCregsr,� 'Sea fort h,
Iii reetnrs: it erl1rCo..11 ct:ar tney, .;Seafortht
,3am55. Shooldace Walton; llurrlty. Cin-
ema :Crucrlielrl; wml<ing,," $eaforthl
1;+ I erl �'P,rrle. fiel'I6clr; John . Iteamewelr.
1,r,allinuenl lael Corinne flnderiets
Agents' Alax l eltrh ' Clint on; 1, 15
'Yon f,A"•nr la n, I,Id 11i nohlev,. Sea forth:
J '. Aittureau tegnuntd ellln; 0, O. jar-
' Thoth
ar-'•moth }trod l ha ann.,-
APV nt in0V to no on to may, he part*
th pfn flab liteltilne.1.(J01. Clinton or at
.Calan /'nit's a rncrry rlrlerleh,
•.P parties do Itin 10 `0liert toolt•anra or
frH , aP1 ,h r 1 u ",0c Win •h0 silt» nrlt•
�nite I t' 1, 0 n1 it vi Inc t ,n ti, nV a,bo
.ah v frl ono , 1 I on t, th,•tr r p••r•
{Ire pnat,n{rl r 1.0aora Ins(,101 nfi r 1110,
Director_' who ll ver r nearest tho.
Per Ysr
1110 non and 911a,tivo I 1ha i_rY
Ibt-leon er.ofBror oat-
. torn4oOti atainprd goo
Tito ,»net yolnaMeono-orof to hind
for all th, kited t Woos on , n b • id-
jto a I Tr n y Fork,
1 ' A In t k ,a : t i r1^:
I ld1 t v> t t tate
rn, r. tt knot tai
tot--.1.- rrt
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Yt11UUS 'titin„
"Cor ,
liao gift 11, cct ,Y
neo t. "
75,0ite women all over Canada are
.ieeoiviletheir„copioa ekittlarly.
wily not you?„ '
ltomeml er 't costaonlY 120 poryear
to got' your copy oaph money,
Cats o r-cotlporeand rend
in gorsF f2.c;to-day!
nouut'. CMnnolOiwt, JOUaNAL'
572-I4. 8t. Catherine 4t li..,Montroet
I enclose 11 e,nt5 for one year's
su seripant..
Name ..
Add one.
rr firm»
ISSUE No. 47-'29
dentition .colds are' caught in two
wage=from other people, and from
our own method of living. '
The Cold that we 'catch” front, other
people hits tis when the germ that
causes it enters the nose and throat
passages of the victim from the air
which an infected persofi talks, coughs
or sneezes. By using rut unwashed
tumbler, font or spoon ' 1t'hich has
been previously used by someone with
a cold, by handling something, that
has beet* used by an infected persb).
—these things will give you a cold.
The cold that we "catch" even
though no one around -has oue, is
usually the result of wearing too lit-
tle or too niueh' clothiug, having poor.
se X93
�O.AC. VVratehrt Coto' s �.
Livestock and- Field Crops .....:.:::. .. ..'. Jan. lith to 'Feb. lab
'Fa'rm •MCats .. Feb, 10th'to 1501
Poultry Raising Oen: 7th to Feb, 1st.
Beekeeping. . Jan, 7th. to 18th.
Aralnage and, Drainage Surveying,Jan. 7th to 18th.
Fruit and Vegetable Growing:,... Feb. 3rd to 141h.
Floriculture and Landscape:Gardening, Feb 17th to 28th'
-Factory ,Cheese and Buttermaking...;... Jan. Zed to,Mar. 28th.'
• Cow Testing ........ . . „'l :.. Fcb; 3rd: to 8tfi: •
ice, Cream and Mechanical Refridcration Mai; 31st te• Apr: 9th.
Creamery ,and Cream Grading ... Apr, ist to Ord.
'Farm Power ..•Jan.21st,to.Feb. -.let.
Farm byleclianics Feb. 3rd to 14th. '
For brier, helpful Change of , surroundings; for tire,. malting of nen•
acttualutanees and .for an exchange of ideas and experiences with live -wile,
'young men lilte yourself' from ,many 0arta of. tui' Proldnee• as 'welt as fee
eery practical Instruction by. mon of wide experience, noticing can peat 6no
00 these abort courses.
Rick the, course that meets your needs; like a few days ''or a few }vectis
off and come on over to•Guelphtoget ac(inainted withour men -Agrieuiturei
College and Its practical;- friendly staff or teachers.. It will (;si'a'you a new
interest, in life and greater Inspiration for your work You will find a hearty
welcome and a' helpful hand. Weare expecting you.
Send for Ch•eulnr Gluing- Tull tnformetlon.
Ontario Agricultural College
GUELPH — ONTARIO
More Americans find time for re• coming' on, tout partioulatiy'.ia tltit
wind's in '010," Jake' laughed shortly. * creation every year. Most of us find core you. would bewell advised to get
"Can '• make ;head`or ;tern•of this that contest acids a thrill. We watch under the Covers. A Inxativo should
gante, lelary,' grutn', i; d • Drake prey the baseball kleyere, but we, go iu,ferbe taken, At night tithe p hot bath
,ently. Fvetl muter. tits awning' the the feeling of contest ourselves When and as soon as yen havo rubbed yottr-
heat tuns; oppe,esetivei 'The tht'e? people we chase, a 'golf ball against a fellow self thoroughly dry, get Yntet bed
of nedessity s04 close .together. As, player era 0elloly dub, Taut whoa ft again, taking the very best oG care
tlrey leaned upon the tt ble, reading'tba comes to ntan'a'conteet 06tlk .that deli -,i that .sots do trot .eaten a chill. It Ya
rules of the game'iyhieh was supposed' ;cote iquantlty, the personality of 4i -
well 'afteId
a 1101 bath to pili sevek'ai
hotly, the heads there alae is iromise cf e01a' blankets on the bed, so that you
to lighten their eisure ha ,., Horse, Ys 1
of •Ds:nke: and', Stelens'were' not far .something new. 4. test of keen l'er• luny do what 55 epi molly renown ns
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distant; both Were'so 'neer. to ,Mary ception, a.teat of undeistandhtg, a. test ' ywenttag the
cold mit of .your 878 -
(that the scent of her hair .was in their :of quick thieeking—these are the- tent." This *Ill' be aided ,by a hot
,nostrils, things,: even more' than thd'. test or -ell -Ink,
orhaps vlo'had'bettet^playtrttrds ':sl.ill,'thhat thrill us 'when ,i,'e Month, It Is a serious niiietalte to blot. one's
! Mary suggested. She sat ,uptight; 'pt, When we only -Watch, the- splendid nose too hard, becauso many 5500015
IStevens breathed heavily, and there; creattu'e, 'whose head is really held have canted the intention from, a colts
ves a glitter in his; eyes as he,glancedprond.Y, ' whose gait really seeks - of to spread to other partS..of 0lte head,
,swiftly at Di u:e.• I:raee,. and' ie 'whose' eye, htwevci" 1110 the. eats.
"Doe let's be, quitter ," .hc leughed.eand trained, Meats a challenge There are many uatigers.which arise
Armed'( 10 man, who Would citel-'hituss li Were frolic re common' cold; The first of
itIn till' t
'r' 'these :11f.117
because 1
I
re f all created tltl.l..t, Hunt tit e i -y Ili t
Aniluaas.� - "" is apt. to lead to �inany ether 'eQrloue
imparrmonts, I'nefuuonia,', tnbercul-
_eels, heart trouble nose and • throat
I aBflictt0tis rheumatism; sinus trouble
all have 1 heir 011510 in the "flu" 011
cceasiens It ..17; people 'who are den
• '• live lost their heltrlugt 'through a
film
vs.
ou coli,• .
There reale amother of
Chil
s
which
we Can do to prevent (:olds, a will
give you a list of them;
(1)" If yoltr toirsils 'ore _diseased or
You]: teeth nee bad or'Yen ,b.ave.aden-
'oils,"they should he+ removed.
2 ".Bresliyour teeth twice a clay,
® O h which are diseased d'i;e
,frequ so tent of
, lm' ••- : frequently oat *lie root o
fieggently found to b
Jacl 1 Mean; ,t,, ct rStand women chronic colds .
. 1 ' "(0) .Aveid getting yotir feet wet.
pretty -Ti'S' l
, � •, °Sonic people. Who have 'the' interests
, es all' �'eace rt two kinds."
"Jiff,—Y,a
,Jack --"And w
IketmaY
they .
b0
m,
of heh es
lh at heart 'keep
an ex-
Till -"The "bacli'oldi;s and the near•i tra pair ' of Seems and stiockhigs, at
i i' ''''' their Place of work, Then if they. get
Charity ti .humiliating)
'You need never be compelrred to accept it.
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advantage of the Canadian Government
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age what it should be—peaceful and free
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Down on the uiaiardeck' the Doctor1
gave water to the'hue
sheep•tem:tn-
'
ing
, lip lingered,at'the 9506futtively
'scanningthe deeks, Sviftf dodgin
g.
u ,bael[ to the' galley; h4 took- crit' sorne-
tliina evilielli, he 'rolled up iii his filthy,
epaon, Still as furtive as a thief he
etele'alongethi the, big ventilator whib)i
tan downthrough tm
he idsh p house
into them in hold. When lie,returned
16 his galleyi to :tale .his: afternoon
rest, one of the' boys quii,,hls work:
with `Chips and 'clineeed.'urmbly.on to^
the house:' :Mary caught sight of his,
touseled :head' and • mischieVtilis: f ftce:
She we:aonted th'ebreak in -;het tuieasy
sitz •ttion.• for uneasy it'.h'ad''grewe. it'.
a few. minutes ,•" There Was that 'in,'
fernal''civility • again creeping into,
tedety wrr)l uttered beteveen, the tow'
Mee eesi'de hoe She had eau3ht. one
gltmpee of Stevens' faee'anil it made
her shiver for all'the hear, 'es. charged
with strong jrassions vvas 'tt, ; And
, Drake ivas 'still ,more disquieting by 0 55 »lea .
eet,
inv.
The man who, wouldn't drive his
motorear half amilewhenit's outof
order, will often drive: his brain all
day with a heed that's throbbing.
Such'punishment isn't very good
for one's nerves! It's unwise, and
it's`unneeessary; For a tablet or
two of Aspirin. will 'relieve a (head-
ache every 'time. So, remember
this accepted antidote ler.pain, and
spire 'yourself `a4Tot of needloss suf-
fering. .
uf-fering.. Read the proven'directiona
" and 'you'll discover maity,va*rabic
uses for these tablets._' For head-
aches; to check 'colds. :To ease a
.sore threat and reduce the infection.
For .relieving, neuralgie, neuritic,;
rheunlatic.pain.
People; used to wonder if Aspirin
might bo harmful, The doctors
answered that -question years age.
iC
It is Mt. Some folks still wonder ,
it really does relieve pain.* That's
settled! Fog •millions of men and
women have, €oiind it doea. TO
cure the cause .of any pain you must
consult your<doctor;'but You may
always turn to ;Aspirin for haraee^
diate relief. , -