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Concession sweetened, condensed milk some of reached almost to the base of ill, cliff ?ne of the three who�� disa�;)�ar- clutched at'it, as though in the last odds. I i I it Wo, f L . I
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With and Water beforahT higher food value Properties. -Dept. make r figures. Three of He ran along the edge bf the break and body. This man who lay with Churchill? What would happen, if mediatel ,
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barn 76x54 with fore milking. When cows are turn- Under ordinary circumstances ed lips when be,came, to Pierre. eyes at his feet.
stone foundation, stabling underneath and the What did it all things that were Puzzling him would he saw the dark glow of her dis'llevel, " 111. I
cement floors and water throughout, driving ed into pasture in the spring there passing of a strange canoe at night Pierre was supporting -himself a- mean? WhY had Lord Fitzhugh's -be explained. . , �m,_11.1
house, pig pen and hen house. Also about will be developed in their milk a par- would have had no significancle for gainst a rocic. His face was stream- nainelleen sufficient to drag the half- gain that Jea It Occurred to him a- ed hair, which fell thickly- over the .� v._ I
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I solicitor, Seaforth, Ont, 2925-tf strong odor, and possibly a flavor, un- th and his face was twisted w rT _ -jerre an .'
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� onpreasonable terms. For further Particulars paper, Babcock test reports and the made his- heart sink with a sudden His body writbed. In a passion he ed out into the night as far as he his Wa.N7. Jeanne was his own, to save He followed, close up against the , -i ,
3P 17 on the Premises or address Walton P. 0. could see, hemmed close in by the to d ' . ,,,,
JOHN G. ORMTE. .4umption necessary to keep tabs on painful throb. Until isow the fear strove to rise to his feet. Then with efend, to carry OR to Fort O' God. reeds. never trusting himself out of- ....
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I ! . 294" groduction over a year's period are that Jeanne might disappoint -him, a groan be sank back, and for -a mom- black gloom of the forest. Half -way Not for a moment did he 'hesitate the shadows. After a little he heard , . . "',
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I ____ _ just as essential to profitable dairy- that she might not keep the tryst, ent Philip thought he was dying. down the slope the moonlight was cut at the danger ahead of him and - - a . ,".
All .( :;
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Lng as pitcutoras and MILIL palig.
had not entered his head. His faith
in this girl, whom he 'had seen but
I will go, Pierre," he cried. "I Will
bring her back. I Swear it.",
Dy a dark streak, and he found is
to be the second break. He had no
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bi,-, Pursuit was filled with caution.
Gregson, the diplomat,
v ces, an a s ond canoe appeared.
There was a short pause, and the two -
Milk Matters.
twice, was supreme.
Pierre's hand detained him as. he
difficulty in descending. Its sides
would have
.seen the necessity of halting at the
canoes continued side -by side up the,
Nine and one-half pounds of milk
A second and a third time he pa-
went to ri-:e.
were smooth, as though worn by wa-
ship for help. Philip was confident in
channel. A qua
l are required to make one pound of
trolled the quarter mile of cliff. A-
"You swear—"
ter. At the bottom white, dry sand
hinmelf. -fie 'knew that he would have
brought both the pursuers and the
i1mburger cheese.
gain his watch tinkled the half -haul
"Yes."
slipped under his feet. He made his
at least three against hirn, for he 'was
pursued into the main stream, which
Milk will take up impurities with
and he knew that the last minutes of
"At the next break—there is a
way between the walls, and darkness
satisfied that the man whom he had
lay in black gloom. between forest
11iore rapidity and hold on to them
the appointed time had come.
canoe. They have gone for the
shut him in. The trail grew rougher.
wounded on the cliff was still in fight-
wall-, that cut out all light but the
with greater tenacity than almost any
The third and last time he went
Churchill—"
Near the shore he stumbled blindly
ing trim. There
shimmer of the stars.
other food product.
beyond the quarter -mile limit, search-
Pierre's voice was growing weaker.
among huge rocks and piles of crum-
might be others -whom
he had not taken into account.
No longer could Philip see those
It is easier to keep milk clean by
ing in the white distances beyond.
In a spasm. of sudden fear at tile
bling slate, wondering why Jeanne
He passed so close under the
ahead of him, but be guided himself I
keeping the dirt out of It than it is
A low wind was rising from the'bay-
dizziness which was turning the night
and Pierre had come this way when
stern
of the ship that bi,,; canoe.
by oc(-asional voices and the dip of*
to clean it after the dirt has con-
it rustled in the spruce and balsa;�
black for him he clutched at Philip's
they might have taken a smoother
scraped a-
gainst her Ride, For a few minut�-s,
paddles. At times, when the stream
laminated It. A clean udder will go
top of the, forest that reached up
arm-
road. Close to the stony beach where
the ve"el had obstructed his I
narrowed and the forest walls gave
far toward clean milk, and a few
to the barren whiteness of the rock
"If you save her, M'sieur do not
the,ligbt was a little better, he made 1but
vi
now he ,saw aga . ew.
in, a quarter
him deeper shelter, he drew perilously
Seconds spent in wiping the udder
plateau on which he stood; under him
bring her back," he whispered, ho,arse-
out the canoe which Pierre bad drawn
of a
mile distant the craft which he
rrear with the hope of overhearing
with a clean, darup cloth will pre-
he heard, growing more and more dis-
1Y. "Take her to Fort ()' God. Lose
into the shadows. I
was
pursuin'g. 'Jeanne's
what was said, but he caught only an
vput much future trouble.
tin-+ — ;_ Al Ir 1
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Captors were
occasional word or two He liSten.A
.
. I I . A — 0 e swe - an our—nob a minute. frust � a ragge it ni,o heading straight for the river, and as in vain for Jeanne's voice. Once be.
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Encouraging a cow to give milk ling tide. A moment of despair pos- no one. Hide yourselves. Fight-- the moonlight at the edge of the wn- I the canoe was now partly broadside heard her name Spoken, and it was
— with a milking -stool IS expensive to sessed him, and he felt that he had kill—but take her to Fort ol God. ter did 'he see that it was equipped to him he could easily make out the followed by a low laugh from some
her owner. Exactly why a cow puts lo'st. You will do this—Mlsicur—you prom- as if for a long journey. Close to i figures in her but not distinctly en- one in the canoe that had waited at Z'
J"K DEALER four or five per cent. of fat In her Suddenly the wind brought to him ise—" the stern was a bulging pack, with a nugh to make' sure of their number.
milk Is still an unsolved problem, but i the mouth of the Churchill. A dozen
R 'WAU buy au W& of JvAk a different sound— a -bout far down He fell back limp. Pbilip lowere1j. rifle strapped across it. Two or three I fie shoved out boldly into the ,moon- times during the fi .t. alf-hour af r
Mass the ease with which she will take the rs h te
the cliff, a second cry, and then the� hirn gently, boding his head go that smaller caribou -skin bagr, lay in the light, and, instead of following in his they entered the m 9tr m Phi i
"Fool XPA FVWI- WiM -PAY 90A We- fat oZt of her milk with but slight � I
Cn. Apply to scream of a woman, deadened by the he could look into the ,staring eyes center of the canoe. In the bow was' form . ain , ea I p
provocation has been solved many er course, he turned at a sharp beard this %ame laughing voice.
MAX W01AKIR Limes. wash of the sea and the increasingithat were still open and understand_ a thick nest of bearqkin, and be knew �nnglo in the direction of the shore. If After a time there fell a silence
I
Rga�om 8"rerm OZ& sweep of the wind tmong the trees. ing. I that this was foi- Jeanne. . the others - him, which was prob- i1pon those ahr�ad. No Sound rose a-
1 naro 178. A Rhyme About Lime. nt powerless,, "I will go, Pierre," ho ,,aid. "I will Cautiously Philip launched hirn.-Plf,nihie, th(,Y would think that be was )Iovp the .,;t,,,q
� .. listening. The wind lulled, and the take her to Fort o' God. dy dip of Paddles, aind
____ 7T__= When In your garden soil of clay And you--, and with silent sweep.,; of the paddle: making a landing from the ship. One- I the Apeed Of tho two canoes increased.
M McKILLOP MUTUAL you walk with patience day by day, woman's cry now came to him again A shadow was creeping over Pier- that made scarcely the sound of a rip-! lie was in the deep fringe of shadow Suddenly, from far tAp the river, there
through twilight dusk or bright sun- —a voice that was filled with terror I re's eyes, fie was still fighting to plo in the water set out in the direc- along the .whorp he could redouble his rame a voice. faintly at first, �ut
I understand, fighting to hold for an- tion of Churchill. Jeanne's captorsirxertions and draw nearer to them
WME INSURANCE COT. shine, to try to make the soil more -- — other breath or two the ronsciousne,, had a considerable Rtart of him, but I growing -ttladily louder, singing one
fine; when though you scratch and I I --ilhout being observed. of the wild half-breed songs of the
hoe and thump, the soil will still pro- that was fast slipping from him. he felt confident of hi,.q ability to ov- , -No Sooner had he reached the shol- forest. The voice broke the silence
IMEAD OFFICE--SRAFORTM, ONT. ceed to "lump," and bake as hard "Lhsten' cried Philip, striving to ertnke them ,;hortiv if Pierre had i f,,ing xToorn tbAn he bent t his pad- of th-P in the canoes. They ce"ed
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as any brick, and inake your peas rouse, him. "You will not die. The I -spoken with truth When be said thnf!dl 0
OFFICERS.- cabbage sick; my friend you bullet grazed your head, and the they would head for the C'hurebill 1 , and the light birobbark fairly paddling, and Philip stopped. He hearct
and WWI LSONS "'
3. Connolly, Goderich - - Prealdout W hisqed through thp w,qtpr. Not until low wo-rdq, and after a few moments
Jas. Evqns, Beechwood, vica-prest Lhell may know it's time to give that wound has already .stopped bleeding River. He had observed the caution he found himself abreast of the pur- the paddling waq re�qumv.d, and the .
daill ., To -morrow you must go to Churchil' with which Pierre's assailant.- bad a
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D. F. KcGTegov, Seaforth, See soil a dose of lime. I I P- ,,,,d did it occur to him thAt he eould ennoes turnIM in toward the P-hore. k1.
.-TrOan ., . I and hunt tip a man rramed Gregson_- proached bbe, 'eliff, and ho -was sure beat them out to the mouth of the Philip followed their movement, drop-
, AGENTS: in serecting new harness see that the mAn I was with when you and that the.v would double that cintion Churchill and liti in wait for thern. ping fifty yardq fR'rthpr down the .
Alex. Leitch, R, & No. 1, Clinton; no portion shows cracks on the I 1� -TeAnne came to see tlie abip. Tell in their return, PspeciAlly a.q their at.- Fvpry stroke of his P-9ddle widened RtreRm, and thru.st bis birch -baric a- I
- John Mw- gr .
W. E. Hinchl.6y, Seaforth, Rio side when the leather Is sharp-(` A him that an important. thing has hap- tack had been interrupted at the lnqt fb, distance between him and the Inngside a thick balsam that had fal.
67ar, Egmondvilla; J. W. Yee, Gode, ly bent or twisted. pened, and that he must tell the � l IRrIzer canoe. Fifteen minutes later len into the river.
rich; R. G. Jarmuth Brodhagen. others r have gone. to the camps. He �_ -------'----------. .- I he reached the edge of the huge delta foonthined amt W�ak.�
_-1>_ will understand. Tell him--4,ell him .
D MECTORS: . _)y -11 I of wild rice and reeds through which .
I 'h(, sluggish volume of the river emp- ------ .
Two revolving wheels resembling Ile struggled to find some final C -L ellr ffFAA�b I tied into the Bay. The ch,nnces were P�l , I . rMe
a i V I n 1MV00 =-
William Rinn, No, 2, 80A&Tth; KIM them all, and 'Word for Gregson. Pierre Still look- I thAt. the approaching cAnoe lwo . g
�?ohn Ponnowies, Biedhagall; lam@g ships' propellers, but, having twenty tile
blades do the work of a new motor . uRd Wars of 'Venews
Evank l3b6clivood. M. N 60, eft. germs too. 10c a aeket ed at him big eyes half closed now. . f.9ke the nearest ohannel into the ritafft Voild-famoms rep- I
ton; JarAds connoily 0 =arlah; A10 Plow. Philip iWt close down. I ) I I arat! Mara �
. L. Swiss experimente y ocers 11 0roam, and-VIlilip concealed himself .r
ra believe the at Dr gistss, er F1 road inw— d4we . . s
DroAdfdot, No. a kealortli; J. Al ' "Toll 'him," he said "that I am on — that it would have to page within home treattmgAt� I i
0*4 ? hA-" found a source of sugar in a Ifteral Stor,eS the trail of t�ofd Fitziiughl" - — twenty over so re 6 TeQW"=laIA601A4nVn0r� I I
Grle* No 4 Walton andVe 0 1 PED FEET SKIN-111PITATIOM,8P & S Yards of -him. affheworIPARaMp
� Rob"t V plant growing prolificallY In Para- I � 1. 1. . Scarcely, Rad he uttered tb I _ -, . 1 04 10 dt, I 1141.
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