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tee y, am+,, Josephine was evident
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footman p
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. ROB"i', C. REDMOND
f, :,C,s. (fi:liCxr) I, k.C.P. (Lona.)
i.XJrl„YGriCr A1'I- MID SURGEON
OSTEO
Ali irrscalee
kt see jorrrirsg reeldier4 tY xttt,L4 KG
440 ka Church on Centre :street.
Suncdays try appointment.
Osteopathy Electricity
]surae 272. Hours, 9 a.rn. to 6 van,
.sw,,..,w,w,w.wnw•�rrxr�a
A. : & F„ E DUVAL
licensed J iugless 5i'ractitiontrrs
.ropractle and Electro '.Therapy.
Graaduateis of C'anadiari Chiropractic
'College, Toronto, and National Col-
lege, Cliieligo,
Out of town and fright calls res-
rr sxeti xt). Ail 10151/less confidential,
!brine 206:
irtsaased Drugless P'rac'titioner
I. C7PRl! OTIC - DRUGLESS
THERAPY - RADIONTIC
EQUIPMENT
1-I(_, re by Appointment.
Phone .J1,
J. A LVIN FOX
Winghare:,
, . M EWEN
ED AUCTIONEER
1Thom: 602r14.
Sailers of Farm Stock and Tmple-
^;ntsa, Real Estate, tote„ conducted
stIx satisfaction and at moderate
THOMAS FELLS
AUCTIONEER
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REAL ESTATIC SOLD
IA t mgrs knowledge of karts Stock
Phone. 221., Wingham
It Will Pay You To Have An
EXPERT AUCTIONEER
to conduct your sale.
See
T. R. BENNETT
At Tito Royal Service Station.
Phone 171W.
C ARMSTRONG
atm STOC1{ Antal GENERAL
,AUCTIONEER
Ability, with special training en -
#114s tete to give you satisfaction. Ar-
rangements made with W. J. Brown,
'V1V'ing1la,ttt; or direct to Teeswatcr,
Phone fit ar • ,
THOMAS E. SMALL
LICENSED AUC'rXOMEI I
' Yore' °f tirterit mre itt Barr Stock
ltd- Implements. eats. Afrtderate Prices.
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Voir as 1 ,r,n v.'t,ile the intent, ;aim.,
y. J trrr teenes of the r.:ity were
]emeries vr'rw about the, flaoa'.
Jahn i,,I:t r7.tv1 no at the ',hinting
Vat, t.tr,rtr, 1ffe;like under
ti„ • befit.
'1hr.rr they ;:at in .cite:ii c. Suddenly
f4;r,r,irit,f rnarlreul in a fold a
f hrr
1,nrliee and drew forth a paek.age,.
hemline' it to earn. "'1111°;
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you, P.,//n—I've, kept th,,n, you
r:'•." 1 he lettere r.:, were in his hared,
t1rr: r,rtt1,r,uriege of i,T•; freeh embus
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1.10. I, ttir. ones in winch he told her
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the aqueduct, and of his pians.
•ilif; hart IVIA therm through it all.
4he: Awe! before him, against t1Tt
irc;lf:;ht, a presence crtttlincd, her
`:hirrrmering; dress aflame. An uneasy
fear treid his breath. "John," and
thein she was on her knees, her head
"John was on fire, he kissed her brutally, carelessly. He held her
clone and looked into her eyes. "Why can't we get married, now,
tonight?"
thy woman constantly follow
admiring glances, and sly cont
Jo the years to crane he wattle
out of the Earn.... corn ran
ed by scent; a than with a scent, possibly
meat. !parsurn Josephine, The area door up -
1 drap Jerred" Tashi and the footman brought
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buried in his lap, ;gibbing. Her softEngineers
]unknown few, 1 y l tl
would r
irear.te pr1•firic,rl against hie knees, herr !longer refer to him, seriously, luno
lair glowed under him in the light,
"I have always lover! you..'always1'
She Jooked up, tears glistened like
sitars; oh, she was beau Wulf
1 -iib cigar head fallen, he lifted her.
ifrr face roc, close to his. '!'.lye years
sped away. Over the mantelpiece,
(Gilbert Van Item looker] down uii
them while Joecphine poured out her
bract. john, caressing her, his butt-
ery
soul crying fur lav, hc1c1 her rag..
clime Life, what is It? What arC'
the 1.11irrg;s.t that• count? Why are We streets, Joe had tdinner inook ut1 t on the
hare; 1' in the subconseiuus half-light He arranged to the 'dub.
c: r his mind, muter the patter of love, t, give al his room,
to -
ha seemed to know. Josephine, in night. trip,Agntlotorrmy ,ural] trunk l."
feverish impulse, poured forth her Hold my mail."
slrvtcH a:t'fcciiwt. She had jilted hint .tutor grew nervous, as tate time
, tante for his departure. He
and now, at Iarst, she ]rad relented! kept
"1 aur tired of this place, \1'e will
keret., John, ]cave it all. 1ti e will tra-
vel, i- will live. in sunshine. 'The
u''rhl has welch to offer us." Jose-
elem. iota J„h'', sat on the wide
1iiuip,', be ]told her, her head on his
shoel,hv', lug hands clasping his. It
lied been a long, long roan, but at
last, at last --
cut and were strapping a patent
101ther trunk o11 the rear Earlier,
111r was all real enough. John ic.ln
There was plenty of room for ano
et- trunk. The area door clanged
bind the men. 1 -ie thought he s
Josephine part the heavy library c
tains and look out. He must
quick. Again he read the note, it w
very concise; it was insistent.
•'l'he whole overwhelming proble
steam bcore his eyes. Joserihine, a
foreign lands, palace hotels, to
hours in exotic bedrooms, caress
kisses, endearments, her rich ha
tumbling' over white pillows in a ca
erect of gold. Soft whispering alittr"
stents. Stupid dinners, 'tiresome pe
plc, alien towns, queer uninterestin
time -destroying play; spats, bor
atom. There was the beginning o
;the road; she was ready to take hen
from this city, to carry him away, t
intake him forget.
i Perhaps she had seen him. Th
curtain were drawn to. Even the
Isla. might be coming down, runnin
eagerly toward hint. The great ca
frightened him. It yould carry, them
far far frcazT the city, forever.
:.lett The lines of the short letter burn-
ed; ed in l,t. hand. He had no need to
ith 'again puruse them.
ur- i Dear John,
11- t Can you Join me at nine o'clock
ed Ito -night, at my Wail Street Office? 1
or tarn arranging hundred million dollar
of jfoundatic�n. We must stop planning
e; 'and begin to rebuild the'tenements.
se ,Offer you full charge of construction
as Director and Chief Engineer. The
1y city needs you,
to Almon Strauss.
a The house door opened; it was on -
1G ly Tashi, but John Breen without
x- looking, turned hastily and walked
ar- cast toward Madison Avenue, across
h Parte Avenue, toward Third, Half -
qtr way down the block , his attention
1' was attracted toa lighted Winflow of
s, a basement resident and within was,
d, a scene that paused his steps. A mo-
ll titer, seines! with child on her lap,
1„ both looking up in smiling assurance
r into the face of the father bending
t over them, John Breen stood trans-
fixed, Slowly he turned; slowly he
, started to retrace his' steps.
d Suddenly the full irnport of the de-
cision he had yet • failed. to make
e `canoe upon him. As Itis fine mind
grasped the facts his step quickened.
t "My work . . or. my, Josephine
'which?" lie muttered aloud as if seek-
ing
to know, that all the years were
summed tip in those few words.
"First love wins," said John green,
a groat delight of happiness coming
to his face, -
t e pressed the hell. Josephine her-
self, stood iii. the door before hint,
themselves. Newer and greater
works would rise, rnen would forget
him, long before his death,
Such dreams caste to him. He
tried to enthuse himself with visions
of Josephine, with mind pictures of
soft' nights, velvet frights of love,
iota long;; delicious mornings, in bed.
"Rats" he kept repcatiug, The inac-
tivity of tire afternoon was weary-
'�'ou know .l've said the boast:,
they ere going. to build- an annex to
the hotel creat door, Everything is
cl' ang;ing, t11tt people are changing,
The best New Yorkers now live
abroad most of the time. rah, John,
how glad I am that you found tae."
tele) was on fire, he kissed her
Iet orally, c treirs: y, 11c. held ler
chew turd 1,tnl.cd in1„ her ages, "Why
reel we get married, note, tonight;"
"No, jabs!, their. No! tier] \V ' trill
teeter to110)11row,.-..night. l have n
mane' thing;';: 1,1 settle. The tmovcrs
;end ,,turag e people \ti'11 be in early
tomorrow. 1 want to *et some of nee
things in oraler, tzar hack to rile club,
like t miod hov, toniLh . Get your
tltirlg,s packed. 1 will put ltty things
in the enutll ca r trunk. \he'll take
.1ht. coach, motor to Philadelphia,
get married, Jolts, at last. And then,
after a while, we can conte back and
settle thing's t, herd, and
go, go away
for ,t few ycfts. Oh I am seg tired
of New York:" - "
1„ate, very late, John Breed kissed
Jc'nephine and left,
joltm's last day in the realms un-
certainly .p testa. swiftly: 1•Ie got op
early', lidded, and took a brisk walk.
Then, he sent off a cable to Londoti.
"Cannot aeeepl China pits.” ''flint,
.fo r that 1 l fe packed a, small trunk,
whistling the while. Several tinter he.
telt Peet phoned IIarboard and 'Pug,
"N+', t7$, I'll wire from Philadelphia.,
Were they to be 'married before or
after? 'Ho wondered, Josephine had
very puzzling way atbent her,
wondering what he would •do. Jo-
sephine certainly was a superb wo-
man. The experiences of the night
before kept gripping' him. He hard-
ly knew whether he had. captured her
or whether she had captured hint.
Several messages carne for hirn at t
the last moment. "Tell everybody T
am guns, for a few days."
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Mr. \Vild of the old aqueduct fi
leanly in as John was leaving. He h
not seen Wild for years. It was w
la genuine pang of regret that he h
ricd out, and walked up Fifth Ave
Iuc in the 0001 dtisk, So he sever
one of those loyalties men feel 1
7 each other, those strong bonds
1 IT iendship transcending even lot'
7 lett c: which denramds so much becau
of its giving,
As he walked north, lie gratin'
increased his pace. He would get
Josephine at eight o'clock. It was
splendid idea of hers to start t1
jc.'urney by night, in that huge le
tmtous chariot, rolling like a sep
ale Iittle uniieree across the stnoot
roots of New Jersey, under a clr
nroe7rt. The curtains would be drawl
The driver and footman, automaton
efficient nonentities, looking ahea
Plight think their heads off, for al
she or he cared. It was this 'flair fo
unusual adventure which
made he
so entlraucutg. ,Toho wondered Whit
she w otild wear.
As he tangled east, past the hotel
he stopped for a montane. His halt
was in his pocket. Ile should hay
sent flowers, brought a ring, or hast;
done a. half dozen things that any
rcunpeteet lover Would have attende'c
to. His hand fished up an envelope
>l'e 10fiicmbercd the note amid the
erosvd of things that carne to trim on
leaving; 1110 club. With the sight and
handshake of old Wild, in the flurry,
he lead forgotten it,
Ale stood ht front of the Van horn
110050. - He was about to go up the
1
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NN B OOK
•
hen' ar et:fennel holiday ay fol-
y -,Y. ,%n ori ration ,r,r the reinesiV$1.
away! Mr, y. F'.: 'fr. fheedreer anal
hiss Beery; p F; G4ra:net. ."Fitts recent
n'w«e sty'. this borne r f Mr, Albert
C.r ebell.
( M. and Uri, Heiman Chantrey,;
1 ara73 v'rr rr t x, f✓i (7f,!f4:rkf h, spent Sat-
urday at 2. r: 3 f r F c,
t ,rnN his /ether, 3f r.
rt bt, Cha*.,r,ey.
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-Mien Helen Murphy, of London* is +„
,� s..... :tin"r', at tins horse r i her parents,.
vfr. and Mn,e;ar& ?Murphy,
•
ASRFJELD
(Intended for Last Week)
Mr. and Mrs, rrr,01i and family, rrf
Gr.derieh, spent Sunday with Mr.
Mrs. and Mr.,, jtm Little, near Courey's
Corners.
of
onesheir
clay 1
ary
Tat I
so
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Mr. and Mrs,Robert Hamilton,
the 12th con„ entertained about
hundred and twenty-five of t
fx'nde and neighbrre last ',Cues
night, it being their 10th annivers
of their marriage.
We are very pleased to hear tl
Mts. 'Joseph Hackett, .who was
seriously ill last week, has taken t
turn for the better. We hope to s
her around soon,
Mrs. John Bradley, near Lauri.
spent a few days with her parents
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hackett, near
Lucknow.
Miss Donelda McDonald, 9th con.,
West Wa'wanosh, is assisting with
the household duties at the home of
Mr. George Drennan,
Mn George Drennan, who had his
barns destroyed by fire a few weeks
ago, has moved bis house to the
road, 10th con., this week:
Mr. and Mrs. John Little, near
Courey's Corners, spent Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. John Mullin.
Mr, and Mrs, Donald Fowler and.
daughter', Melba, near Dungannon,
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Dynes Campbell.
Q
A Jot of things can cause a headache or other pain, but
there is one thing that, will always .give you relief! Just
take a tablet or two of Aspirin. Your. suffering �errng Ceases.
Relief comes instantly, regardless of what mayJrave been
snaking your head throb with pain. Aspirin is harmless.
--cannot depress the heart. Sc there's no use waiting
for a headache to "wear off." It is useless to endure a'
of any kind when you. can get Aspirin, It is a blessing
to worsen who suffer regular systemic pain; to men who'
must work on, in spite of eye -strain, fatigue or neuralgia.
TRADE -,MARK REG. IN CANADA: ,.
HERE AND THERE
ET, ; AROUND RAPID CITY
There was a large gathering at the
Orange Social and Dance last Thurs-
day evening in the Lucknow Orange
Hall. Everyone present was so well
pleased with the night's entertain-
naent that Mr. I3ert Ward received
great applause when he announced
there would be another social even-
ing on Dec. 1st.
Mr. and Mrs. Nick Schawazie and
family, of Hamilton, are visiting for
a few days with Mr. Hiram Bloom.
Mr. Mae Inglis is engaged. ea pre-
sent around town finishing the sea-
son's threshing,
Mr. and Mrs. C. Thompson enter-
tained a few of their friends to a
party last Saturday evening.
Mr. Alex. Smith visited on Sunday
last with friends at Riversdale.
Mr. and Mrs, Mervin Deves and
family are moving in the near fut-
ure to Hanover where Mr. Deves
has secured a position in the furni-
ture factory.
Mr. Mike Boland has moved into
the IVIiller house lately occupied by
There was quite a large crowd at
the shooting match at Mr. Phillip
/vIcMillan's on Remembrance Day,
quite a few- of ottr local boys secur-
ing geese and chick.ens.
Mr. - and Mrs. John , Campbell spent
Sunday with their daughter, Mrs. G.
Phillips, near Fordyce.
We are sorry to hear that Mr. D.
Little, near Courey's Corners, has
been under the doctor's care for the
last two weeks with heart trouble,
and hope to see hint better soon.
EDITORIAL
Nomination Day is November 28,
and Election Day is the first Monday
in December, (if necessary).
* :t; * a:
That the people, of the United
States are not satisfied with the pre-
sent state of affairs was very evident
by the sweeping turnover on election
day.
*
The man who invents a typewriter
that will spell correctly will rnaIce a
fortune.
,g; * * *
It will not be long now tilt we
will realize why Canada is called
"The Lady of the Snow".
Ic Winghanl'to have a hockey
team this year? Time to organize,
= * a; *
Riot, destruction and unrest were
rampant last week at Genova, the
,eat of the League of Nations. The
League thus was furnished with first-
hand information.
* a: ,
The snow of last week will remind
one that Santa Claus will soon be on
his way south.
'k =Y %1e - *
Roosevelt as President will find
that -the people of the United States
are expecting great things of him.
* * a_
The word "four.flusher" is, consid-
'eyed unfit for Parliamentary debate,
but we rnust adroit it is very eicpress-
ive,
t ri*
Guelph's Ph s relief 'fun 'campaign caixtpaigt col-
located ,$36,000. This is $12,000 more
than their objective. That was a real
demonstration of "It's better to give
than to recei.ve."
:IO *
"Beer by Christmas" is the slogan
of the American wets. "A good'
Christmas dinner for the needy,,
would .be a touch better slogan,
:h :le * *
'.l`obacco growers aro requesting
the Government for help to better
prices, Prices of all agrieurttital' pro-
ducts are too low, and the Govern-
ment' would be well advised to in-
quire wliy, in Ontario, hogs ate sell-
ing.' at such low prices, 'while the
price of baetm remains firm.
SCHOOL REPORT
Sr. IV—Olive Pardon 87, Mary
Guest 66, Doreen Purdon 57, Jack
Inglis 50, Russel Farrier 43.
Sr. III—Muriel Purdon 69, Bertha
Guest 66, Norman Welwood 60.
Jr. III—Jean Welwood 78, Pauline
Inglis 65, Rellison Falconer 62, Don-
ald Martin 60, Louise Iviartin. 58,
II—Verne. Purdon 85, Luella Laid-
law 82, Florence Beecroft 62, Ernest
Beecroft 53, Clifford. Farrier 36.
I—IvIarjorie Purdon (fair), Arthur
Guest, Agnes 'Ivlartin, even,
Primer Class—Russel Purdon, Mit-
chell Elliot.
BELFAST
Miss Elsie Vint, of Straftord Nor-
mal School, spent the week -end with
her parents.
We are glad to know that Mrs. J.
Hackett, of Lucknow, who was ser-
iously ill, is improving nicely.
Mrs. Raynard, of Lucknow, visit-
ed with her daughter, Mrs. Walter
Alton, recently.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hackett, Mr.
Ralph Hackett and Miss Ingram, all.
of Detroit, spent the week -end with
the former's brother, Mr. James
Hackett.
"The Highest Being reveals Him-
self in man."—Carlyle.
OFF COLOUR?
HO IS YOUR LIVER?
Wake up your Liver Bite
—Without Calomel'
Your liver's a very small organ, but it cer-
tainly can put your digestive and eliminative ,
organs out of kilter, by refusing to pour out ita
daily two pounds of liquid bile into your bowels
You won't completely correct such a condition
by taking sal s, oil, mineral water, I wily° candr
Or shelving gum, or row:it:Igo. Wooll
moved vour bowe's they're through—and you
need 'aver stimulant.
Carter's Little Liver Pills will soon bring bark
the sunshine into your Kt. They're purely vogo-
tabio. Sao. Sure. Ask for them by name, Iteinse
:mbstantes, At an druggists, 48
Et the Hoitsost
i'Winghain Utilities Commission
CiikwfortI Block. Pho,ne 156,