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ipf.t.APTER IX
"Where's: Mi:,,'Boy in Bcae&eal"
,
Dia shouted, 'Stepping with 4 pietas-
spurs through the Big Howie in cmest
of its Litt/a' Loly. .
'7114 the 744eh:like 40101i.Iiiiiki;44,4 :tt/e,,,,
,704100; but ifi,e :e4o*,
0106404 all 'solo of logertmoo.' 'If
you'd arrived e7riiteci, two inbiettee later there
. .
w°14d, iIel-Ve.beeie atl. ralte.,:te 'WeleaMe
you Outthe' Chinese boye. ' F was jetetl
going: fOr a'. 'ride, and Paula — Mre.
'FOrreste448 disappeared" ' : ,
The two menwere almost Of a size,
• Graham topping his host by perhaps
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• I've ever, ,001ek .7.
• no deeiereedeVe116,14 fkr, ' , ,
,i4 :4-1$44 et Vehtere.4 rdo
.414. of. •T- waft34. .„ •,„, „
GranaPai ' payee.- , . dirapteted his
thought., VP* the right, far ...
'War, came the 1.14/01444Kikhiez‘44, :of
-shod hods 44.•emierete,141,10ifeci 'hY a
mighty $014sh 44d an etithwot of wk.'
hoofs:.
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.-. ' ,..„ __._, , ,There.*44,ttIe,iieect. 4i,,,:40versa- .
. Barrister, ; Solicitor, • ejon,Yer1,11a..ar: ton, Thayer ....704K, distinctly Alisari-
and1A0tary, polio. . gonotor4o(?;,:k4,',444eci-4,44i - '
, ,for *I :fele that the
Bank., Offieele`erear et -,:the:: , ,purchase.,,,of, 'ten Carloads of such ex-
Dominion Bank, Se4f,Otii..„ *O-,07. r,• 1$4eilire,.,ere,407e.$ :1FA$ momentousns en-
144p, ••-, - - -- • .-,. :::.',. a ,- ' - . ' •• -otigh-to* Merit Much conversation.
Dick And the girls were in the thick
Of exclamatory and giggling banter,
"here's some stuff for that article of
:Yours, if you . touch .4POW the Pig:
House. I've' seen the servants' din
ing room.. 'Petty head sit down to it
ever7 1neal,`•-eeinelnding gardeners
chauffeurs,' and 'Outside bete). - It's' a
He came to the door that gave en-
trance to her long wing. .et was -a
door without 4 lamb, a huge Panel Of
weed- in •a, wood -paneled wall But
Dick
Dick shared thvoecret of the hidden
Spring with hit: wifeed , pressthe,
syringe and the door swung-00'4es
"Where's- roltewy in Breeches?” he
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an inch, but losing that inch in • the men's criesand laugbter. - Quicklythe:0(413go ',azy one
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eeMparative breadth of shoulders and cries turned to alarm, accompanied by four enormous . ,
dering hoofs
depth of chest Graham. was, if any the scam& of a prodigious splashing have put out and ' 4
thing, a clearer blonelethao FOrrest, and floundering as of some hOge., the light aid.epti,r,
although both Were equally gray of drowning beast Dick bent his head whi•teThtedietr.fi - animated,1
eyevi
, equally clear in the of the and leaped his horse through the lilacs ' "Ride his' W, ::,:,:liet,•:
eyes, And equally and -precisely aim - Graham, on Altadena, followed at his "Catch his foretop Airo i -et on
Harlya -,-- •.,
bronzed by sun and weather ' heels They emerged in a blaze of till he balattaeSOra'
Graham's features ^in
of tI
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.B,ds,
2i. ,eetere,..„ , Solicitors,., cocrooyan_
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tera,,,AP ' Notaries• - e' , • "e
Ine the ' Blinding, opposite The
VaPositor ,Clifiee.- -
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e ' "They ,speak for. themselves" Dick
had asahred him, and turned aside to
give data to Naismith for - his fine
pending article on Shropshires in
California-•: d the ' h ' '
an e Nort west. •
• I wOuldet a4yeise- you to bother to
.tcbiii
eelect them," Dick Old Thayer ten
later. "The
boarding • house in iteelf. : Sortie head,
some sYstent, take it .frnin. me. That
Chiney boy.„ Clh'IOy, is a woos. He's
housekeeper,' or managerofthe whole
she bang or whatever you want to
call hu job—and, say, it .runs that
smooth you. caret hear it
"Forrest'sethe Naismith
called ,and stamped down the length -,j)eatt
of her ,queirteree.,-- ' ' . -
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A4glanceletto.4, e bathroom . with its
sunken - Roman bath and deseencling
, -
marble steps, WAS fruitless, as were
the glances he .sent into Paella's. *ortil.
robe' room and dressing 'room He
the shor4broad
:were ,
a sunshine, on an open space among theThe woman qbeyed thggdig0toca ,
. slightly larger mold his eyes were a trees, and. Graham came upon an un- into-the.evasitee eireaeleepa for the
trifle longer .. although this was lost expected a'
,. ., ..,,,..picture as he had ever quieleeffert and 1.40fog.:0,pqr ard, ae
again ,' -
n by a heavier droop of lids. His chanced upon in his life. • e
the oth,-
nose hhinted that it was 'a ehade • Tree -surrounded, the heart- of the ehr°h•d'atrVnferdeeiz,Eetithde'leIie-ter,teld e 4
treig ter as well as larger than Dick's open Space VMS a tank, four-sided of ing between the ears ,and"elel
'and. Ina lips were a shade thicker, a concrete. The upper end' of the tank, the foretoP. The next. ni*.e74._,* e
shade redder, a shade more bowed full width, was a broad spill -way, balanced
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JAMES L. KILLORAN
.
Barrister, Notary Public -etc. Money
, . of
to Ioeria 41 Seafereli 'on Monday:
eaeh week e Office in•Kidd Block.'
. , ,
:In:Mutes average is all
top You a . week picking
your. ten carloads -and have no higher
;itgorahd4endth;n:-if you had taken the first
'
This cool assumption that the sale
Was already Consummated so perturb-
real wooz,"
nodded. "He's the. brains that picks
brains. He could. run an army, a
cainpaign, a govenunent, or even a
three-ring circus."
ei "Which last is •some compliment,'
Thayer eoricuered heartily. '
passed stairway that
- •
led- to her e'M , window -seat divan
in what. she Called her Juliet Tower,
and thrilled at eight of an orderlY
array of filmy, Pretty, hwy. irnmaree
things that he ,knew she had Spread
out for -her oviii-eensuous delight of
stallion put'hOrizinit'll in
.with fulsemeness. sheened with an inch of smooth -slip- obedience to her Shiftage,of.tv .04
' ,Forrest's hair was light brown to Ping water. The sides Were perpen- she had slipped beak to ,the •alient;'''
'estnut .. „
ch , a am s carried a dicular. The lower end, roughly cor- ders. Holding with eine Itanclatieethas:-
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whispering 'advertisement that it rugated, sloped out gently to solid mane, she waved a white arta' in' -elf '
would have been almost golden ' • - footle Here • •
in it, g., in destrese that wee air and flashed 4 A smile Of a - 6
silk had it not been burned almost to consternation, and in fear that was edgrnent to Forrest; and; as Gra
VETERINARY / ,
. _
.F.:HA.RBURN, V. S.
HOzier graduate of Ontario Veterin-
ary College, and honorary member of
the Kedic41, Association of the ontEgio
veterinary College Treats diseases of
, .
all domestic Animals by the most mod-
e
Dand mlik
ern principles. entistry
Fever a specialty.' Office opposite
Dick% Hotel; Main Street, Seaforth.
All orders left at the hotel will Te.'
eeive pronrept attention. Night calls
received, at the offiee., ‘ ,
ed Thayer, that, along with the sure
knowledge that he had never seen so
high. A quality of rams, he was net-
tied' into changing his order to twenty
carloads.
As he told.Naismith, after they had
regained the Big House and as they
chalked their -cues to finish the in
terninted keine:- • - - ',
es a ,wizard. -I've "It's my first visit to Forrest's. He
been buying in the
East and importing But those Shroir-
,shires,,won My 'judgment. You notic-
ed I doubled 'my order. Those Idaho
buyers ,will/be wild for them. I only
-"Oh, Paula," Dick said across to
his wife. ef just got word that Gra-
ham arrives to -morrow rimming. Bet,
ter tell Oh Joy to put him in the '
watch -tower., It's man-eize quartets,
and it's possible he may carry out his
d k h' b k "
threat an work on is book." .
"Graham ?—Grahara?" Paula queri-
ed 'aloud -of her memory. "Do I know
him?" , .
"You met him once two years age,
in Santiago, at the Cafe Venus. He
had dinner with us." ,
"Oh, one of those naval officers?"
Dick shook his• head. .
"The.
contemplatiene4tie fetched up for a
..
moment' at aediewing easel, his re -
iterant ery ahedeed on his. lips/ and
threw a laugh Of .recognition and ap-
predation at theasketch, just, mitlin-
ed. of an awkward' big boned knobby
r, g-, ,
weanling colt 'caUght in- the act cif
madly whinneying for its mother.
"Where's my By in Breeches?" he
shOtited before him, out to the sleep-
ing porch; and found only a demere,
brew-trouhled iehinese Woman -- of
'
thirty, who smiled self-effacing em-
barrassment int his eyes,
. This was Paula's maid Oh Dear so
'before,.
sandiness by the sun. The cheeks of panic, excitedly bobbed up and down noted, she was cool emugh 1,4 linte,
both •-were high boned although the a cowboy in bearskin chaps, vacuous- him on his horse beside-Foreeet. 'Ale
h°53ws lender Forrest's cheek -bones ly repeating the exclamation, 1011 so Grahatn realized that the turniag-
were
were more pronounced, Both noses God! Oh God!"—the first division of of her head and the waving Of her
large-noseiled and sensitive. it rising in inflection, the second di- arm was only partly in bravado Was:
And 'both mouths; while generously Vision inflected fallingly with despair. more in aesthetic wisdom of ' the' •
propertioned, carried the impression On the edge of the farther side, fac- tare she composed, and was, Most. of
ofgirlish sweetness and chastity along ing him, in bathing suits, legs dangl- all, sheer joy of daring and eraprise
vfith the muscles that could draw ing toward the water, sat three tern- of the blood and the flesh and the life
the lips to the firmness and harsh- fled nymphs. that was she.
ness that would not give the lie to And in the tank, the center of the "Not many women'd tackle that"'
the square, uncleft chins beneath. '
picture, a great horse, bright bay and Dick said quietly, as Mountain Lade.
'But the inch more in height and wet and ruddy satin, vertical in the easily retaining his. horizontal poste
the inch less in chest -girth gave Evan water, struck upward and outward in- tion once it had been attaihed, swam
Graham a grace of body and carriage -to the free air with huge fore -hoofs to the 'lower end of the tank and
that Dick Forrest did not In in the -to
JOHN ..GRIEVE, .V. S.
Honer graduate of Ontario Veterin-
ary College. All diseases of domestic
animals- treated. Calls promptly at-
tended to and charges moderate. Vet-
erinary. Dentistry a specialty. Office
and residence On Goderich Street, one
door, eat of Dr. Mackay's Office, Hew-
„ . ' •
forth. ' ' -
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had buying orders straight for six
carloads,, and , contingent on my
judgment for two carloads more; but
if •every buyer doesn't double his or-
•den. straight and contingent, when he
Sees them rams, and if there isn't a
stampede foie -what's left, I don't know
sheep. They're the goods. If they
don't jump up the sheep genie of, Idaho
. ; . Well, then Forrest% no breeder
and I'm no buyer, that's all."
civilian. Don't you remember
that big blond fello'w'—you talked taus -because
'
ic with him for half an hour •while
Captain Joyce talked othr beads, off to
prove th,at the United States should
clean Mexico up and out with.the mail-
ed fist." •
"Oh, to be Sure," Paula vaguely re-
collected. "He'd re -let you somewhere
before . . . .South Africa, wasn't it?
Or the Philippines?" • '
named by Dick, ?Many years
acertain
Of -- rtain eolicitous con: .well
traction,. of her delicate brows e that
made her appearos if 'ever Oil the'
verge of saying Oh dearl" ' .Th -fact,
Dick had taken -lid., as a child alinost,
for Paula's eservice, froth' a - fishing
village on the'Yellow • Sea where her
widowemother eettlied as much as four
dollars in a proeperoue ' t k
, • .• YePr's 'Pa -
ing nets -6' Oh
possess. steel -gleaming wet and sun, floundered up the rough .slope the
this particular of haild, each served while on its back, slipping and cling- anxious cowboy', •
as a foil to, the. other. Graham ing was the White form of what Gra szifotflychaaditshteed.twteheenhthele'-
was all lighle hand delight, with a hint hale took at first to. be. some glorious ter
___ tlhatatertu
b th
ch ut . e s is, test of hiets—of Prince youth. Not Until the stallion, sink- jaws. But Paula, still astride,: Pglean—
aFnling• • °.rres • •
t's see:med a more i enter ed a in b means of the , g ga Y ed forward, hnperiously took the lead
efficient and formidable organism, powerful beat of his legs and hoofs, part from the cowboy, whirled Monne
more dan erous to other life,stouter-did Graham-
er i realize that it was a thin Lad around to face Forrest and
grip ed g its ow -
n life. • woman who rode him—a woman as saluted.
F P t th
orres , rew a glance at his wrist white as the white silken slip of a "Now you will have to go away,'
wet& as he:talked, but in that glance bathing suit that molded to her form called. "This is our ben party ,
,
MEDICAL
, „.„ _
- DRe.J.W. PECK eeee.e.
•
Graduate of Faculty of Medielne
• -
McGill University, Montreal- Member
'
of College of Physicians and Surgeons
of Ontario. :Licentiate of Medical-
Council a Canada; • Post -Graduate
..Aathe warning.geng for lunch rang
creeteaa huge lermAe gong from "Kerea
tliatewaerneVer" etruele. „ linen it. was
first indubitably ascertained that
• y , . ..,,..
Paula was awake—Dick • joined the
' . . j
young people at the gold -fish foun-
ta- • th b•Bert W •
in in e big patio.Wain-
evright, -variously advised, and coin-
mended by his sister, Rita, and by
"That's the chap. Smith Africa, it
wee:. Etritar Graham. Next thee ‘• we
•Inet was on the Times dispetch,,hOet
on the Yelliiii-Sea 'And we crossed
, ,. . •
trails a dozen times after that with
, . , . . ,,
out meeting, until that night in the
CafeV •
Venus.
a
"Heavens—he left Bora-Bora, going
east, two days before I dropped' anchor
or ennen. ear s
fleet service feel> la • had' b'
,., ,an „ . : 'been a -
board the thieget4Maet echomier, All
Away; it the aten*Iree-that Clth J
-
IF. b had begun'• '' —,, ....-97,
e. , in- oy,- to demonserate
•
the efficiency that enabled him through
the ears to rise t th
y , e 0 e majordomo-
ship of the Big House.
,
•she
withoutpause or o focus, with like a marble-carven veiling of dra
fumblef f P- and the stag public is not admitted."
swift certainty of corelation, he read ery. As marble .was her back, save Dick laughed, saluted acknowledge
the, dial , that the fine delicate muscles moved ment, and led ehe way bark through.
...ttEleVenethitter. heaeaid. "Come a- and crept under the silken suit as she the lilacs to the road.
trove to keep her head above water. _ ,_ ..,... . . _ .
lerhgeat once,. Graham. We don't eat s k "Who . . . Wlio -*--i-e: air" Girre-'
till eivelire-thirtY. I am sending out a Her slim round arms were twined in ham queried.
shipment ef balls, three hundred of yards of half -drowned stallion ma ep i ee
- nei au a— rs. Forrest—the boy girl;.
them, and I'm deeneright proud of while her white round knees slipped the child that never grew up, the grit-,
them. .You• simply must see them, on the sleek, wet, satin pads of the tiest puff of rose -dust that was ever
'mind
Member of Resident Medical Staff of
General Hospital, Montreal 1914e15.
Office 2 doors east of Post Office;
, •
Phone 56, Hensall, Ontario. .
Paula and her sisters, Lute and Ern-
estine, was striving with a dip -net to
catch a particularly gorgeous flower
of a fish whose size and color and
bound west on my way to Sonioa. I
came out of Apia, With letters for him
from the American Consel, the dayGraham
before we came in. We missed' each
, i • , , Never your riding togs. Oh Ho great horse's straining shoulder mus- woman."
Hospital, ._ , .. —fetch "a pair Of my leggings. You, des. The white toes of her dug for "My breath is quite taken away,'
for Sick Children Oh, order Altadena unsaddled.— a grip into the smooth sides of the said. "Do your people do
.,— , What saddle .do ycrat:prefer, Graham'?" animal, vainly seeking a hold on the such stunts frequently?" .
"Oh, anything, beneath. "First
DR. A. NEWTON BRADY
thultiplicityoof fins and tails Mid led
him
other by three days at Levuka—I Was
the Wild Duck then. He
67 ,COLLEGE ST., TORONTO old man." ribs , time she ever did that" For -
"English ?—Australian? — McClel- In a breath, or the half of a breath, rest replied. 'Mat was Mountain:
Hayfield. -
Graduate Dublin University, Ire-
land. Late Extern Assistant Master
Rotunda Hospital for Women and
Children, Dublin. Office at residence
lately occupied by Mrs. Parsons.
Paula to decide to segregate for
the special breeding tank in' the foun-
thin of her own secret patio. .
Amid high excitement, and much
squealing and laughter, the deed was
accomplished, the big fish deposited in
a can and carried away by the wait-
sailing pull-
ed out of Suva as guest on a British
cruiser. Sir Everard bn Thurm, Brit-
ish 'High Commissioner of the ' South
Seas, -gave me more letters for Gra-
ham. I missed him at Port Resolu-
tion and at Vila in the New Hebrides:
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Dear Mr. Editoreee
your readers gave probably had
,
their appetite for statistics satiated
during the • past few, months. Still -
they vrill, no clohlye„, want to know
Ian ?—Mexican ?" Dick insisted . Graham saw the whole breathless sit- Lad. She rode him straight down the
. "McClellan, if it's no trouble," Gra- 1mi:ion, realized that the white ;won- spill-way—tobogganed with him,
ham surrendered. derful creature was a woman, and twenty-two hundred and forty pounds -
sensed the smallness and daintiness of ee aim"
They sat their horses by the side of her despite her gladiatorial struggles. "Risked his neck and le II
legs as we
the road and watched the last of the She reminded him of some Dresden as her own," was Graham's comment.
herd beginning its long journey to figure "Thirty-five
Hours, 9 to 10 am., 6 to 7 p.m.;
Sundays, 1 to 2 p.m. 2866-26
ing Italian gardener. ,
"And what have you to say for
yourself?" Ernestine challenged, as
The cruiser was junketing, you see. I
beat her in and out of the Santa Cruz
Group'. It was the same thing in the
nomeththg of the ,rirgrk accomplished
e. ,
hy the horipital to .whieh they have
enerAusi__
a contributed in the
china set absurdly small and thousand dollars' worth
Chili disappear around the bend. light and strangely on the drowning oe neck and legs," Dick smiled. "That
"I see what you're doing—its great, back of a titanic beast. So dwarfed is what a pool of breeders offered me
DR. F. J. BURROWS
Office and residence Goderich Street,
east of the Methodist church, Seaforth,
east
Phone 46. Coroner for the County of
Huron.
Dick joined them.
"Nothing," he answered sadly. "The
ranch is depleted. Three hundred
beautiful young bulls depart to -mor-
ro* for South America, and Thayer.—
you met him last night—is taking
SolomonS. The cruiser, after shelling
the cannibal villages at Langa-Laega,
steamed out in the morning. I sailed
in that afternoon. I never did deliver
those letters in person, and the next
time I laid eyes on him was at the
eo y•
" --• reholders in a
past. ., fhey are she
pis
Mission of mercy-- dividends
are not paid in ,ixiiii of the realm-.
May I trespass upon your space to
what thofie dividends are?
Graham said with sparkling eyes." was she by the bulk of the stallion for him last year after he'd cleaned up,
.
y y C h well
,a,ve fooled some myself with the that she was a midget, or a tin fair the oast with • t h
get as we as him-
critters, when I was a youngster down from fairyland come true self. And as for Paula, she could
.
the Argentine.If I'd had ' beef A '
in e . . ,s she pressed her cheek against break -necks and legs at that price
t to build on I mightn't the great arching neck her golden-
blood like that , e,every day in the year until I went
have taken the cropper I did." brown hair, wet from being under, broke—only she doesn't. She never
"But
DR. C. MACKAY
C. Mackay, honor graduate of Trin-
ity University, and gold medallist of
twenty carloads of rams. All I can
say is that my congratulations are
extended to Idaho and Chile."
Cafe Venus two years ago."
"But who about him, and what a-
bout him?" Paula queried. "And
outline
Firstly, the daily average of chil•
.
dren occupying cots in the Hospital
that was before alfalfa and flowing and tangled, seemed tangled has accidents."
artesian wells," Dick smoothed for in the black mane of the stallion. But
him. "The time wasn't ripe for the it was her face that smote Graham (Continued next week.)
Shorthorn. Only scrubs could survive most of all. It was a boy's face; it
Trinity Medical College; member of
the College of Physicians and Sur-
geons of Ontario.
"Plant more acorns," Paula laugh-
ed her arms about her sisters the
' . . . ' •
three of them smilingly expectant of
an inevitable antic. -
what's the book?' e
"Well, finst of all, beginning at the
. .
end, he's broke—that is, for him, he's
broke. He's got an income of several
for Sick Children was 255, The
total cared for as inpatients was
6 397. That is equivalent tok the
' a Ontario
the droughts. They were strong in was a woman's face! it was serious
staying powers but light on the scales. and at the same time amused, express-
And refrigerator steamships hadn't ing the pleasure it found woven with
been invented. That's what revolu- the It was a white woman s
,
,.
., Band for free boon
. , giving full panic-
e• mars of Trench's
DR. H. HUGH ROSS
Graduate of University of Toronto
Faculty of Medicine, member of Col-
lege of Physicians and Surgeons of
Ontario; pass graduate courses in
Chicago Clinical School of Chicago;
"Oh, Dick, sing your acorn song,"
Lute begged.
He shook his head solemnly,
"I've I got a better one. It's purest
orthodoxy. It's got Red Cloud and
his acorn song skinned to death. Lis-
ten! This is the, song of the little
thousand a year left but all that his
father left him is gone. No; he didn't
blow it. He got in deep, and the
'silent panic' several years ago just
about cleaned him. But he dosen't
whimper,
"He's good stuff, old American stock,
population of good-sized
town.
d
And secondly, the out- e ,
partment. This is a wing of offices
given over to consultation and minor
operations_ On an average there
peril.
tionized the game down there." face—and modern; and yet, to Gra-
"Besides, I was a mere youngster," ham, it was all -pagan. This was not
Graham added. "Though that meant a creature and a situation one hap-
nothing much. There was a young pened upon in the twentieth century. ''''''hefiageir'n'ari'2i;
German tackled it at the same time I It was straight out of old Greece. It eeee
did, with a tenth of my capital. He was a Maxfield Parrish reminiscence
hung it lean dry and from the Arabian Nights. Genii
,,,i.
,-;
'
over
, , world-famous prep -
• ,, arationforEpuepsy
and Pits—simple,
home treatment.
so years, Emcees, Testimonials from &limits
Taj• aiitreleitr"°:
SL.Jame.s' Chambers. 79 AdeLairleSt. E.
Toronto. Ontario
Royal Ophthalmic Hospital, London,
England; University Hospital, Lon-
don, England. Office—Back of Do-
minion Bank, Seaforth. Phone No. 5.
Night calls answered from residence,
Victoria Street, Seaforth.
Eastsider, on her first trip to the
country under the auspices of her
Sunday School. She's quite young.
Pay particular attention to,herlisp."
And then Dick chanted, lisping:
"The bowl,
a Yale man. The book—he expects to
make a bit on it—covers last year's
trip aeross South America, west coast
to east coast. It was largely new
ground. The Brazilian gevernment
voluntarily voted him a honorarium
for the infor-
were 190 yanag callers a day.
That is where the dividends are
earned—In the difference made in
the lives of thousands of children
through the voluntary Contributions
out, years, years,
all. He's rated in seven figures now." might be expected to rise from those
They turned their horses back for troubled depths, or golden princes, a- The invention ef the harp was due
the Big 'House. Dick flirted his wrist stride winged dragons, to swoop down to an accident, we read. On the other
to see his watch. out of the blue to the rescue. hand the inventor of the bagpipes
"Lots of time," he assured his guest. The stallion, forcing itself higher was a Highland cottager Who got the
you saw those yearlings, out of water, missed, by a shade, from idea through stepping on a ' cat—
m glad y • •
AUCTIONEERS
REED
goldfish thwimmeth in the
The robin thiths upon the tree;
thit
of ten thousand dollars
mation -he brought out concerning un-
Brazil. Oh, he's
which render it possible to main-I
-
thin an institution where pallid
There was one reason why that young turning over backward as it sank. Punch.
German stuck it out. He had to. You
OSCAR W.
Licensed auctioneer for the Coun-
What rnaketh them so eathily?
Who,stucicth the fur upon their breast,
explored portions of
a man, all man. He delivers the
cheeks b,e-come e rosy and twisted
had your father's money to fall back
on, and, I imagine not only that your
ties of Perth and Huron., Graduate
of Jones' School of Auctioneering.
Chicago. Charges moderate, and sat-
isfaction guaranteed. Write or wire
Oscar W. Reed, Staffa, Ont Phone
2965x52
11-2.'
/ God! God! He done it!"
"Cribbed," was Ernestine's judg-
ment, as the laughter died away.
"Sure," Dick agreed, "I got it
from the Rancher and Stockman, that
got it from the Swine Breeders' Jour-
goods. You know the type—clean,
big, strong, simple: been everywhere,
seen everything, knows most of a lot
of things, straight, square, looks you
in the eyee—well, in short a man's
man."
Ernestine clapped her hands, flung
limbs are made straight.
If that were not dividend enough,
one might try to estimate the
enormous salvage of child -life in
Ontario which has taken place since
"Sick Kids" doctors and "Sick Kids"
feet itched but that your chief weak-
, .
ness lay in that you could afford to
solace the itching."
Over there are the fish ponds,"
indicating with a nod of his
Dick said, . . . . ..
be-
Internal and External Pains
are promptly relieved by
.
De THOMAS' CECT IC IL
THAT IT HAs SEEN SOLD FOR NEARLY FIFTY YEARS
i. AND IS TO -DAY A GREATEFI SELLER THAN EVER
e
THO M A S BROWN
nal, that got it from the Western Ad-
Opin-
a tantilizing, man -challenging, man-
Wainwright
nurses have been going mat throne)
head to the right an invisible area
. ,
yond the lilacs. "You 11 have plenty
, BEFORE PS A TESTIMONIAL THAT SPEAKS FOR OTS
NUMEROUS CURATIVE OUALITOES.
Licensed auctioneer for the counties
hat got it from Public
vocate, t .
e
f the
ion, that got it, undoubtedly, from
conquering glance at Bert
1 • d• "A d h t
and exc,aime . n e comes o -
this province equipped with s
diseases,
.
of opportunity to catch a mess of
of Huron and Perth. Correspondenceknowledge
arrangements for sale dates can be
f h
97, Sea ort
h
little girl herself, or, rather from her
Sunday School teacher. For that
morrow . '
Dick shook his head reprovingly,
of childr4n's
which they could not get except In
trout. or bass, or even catfish. You
see, Fin a miser. I love to make
things work. There may be a justi- te
.
made by calling up phone
or The Expositor Office Charges -mo d-
orate, and satisfaction guarantee d.
,
matter I -am convinced it was first
printed in Our Dumb Animals."
its
"Oh, nothing in that direction, Em-
estine. Just as nice girls as you have
tried to hook Evan Graham before
sothe such highly specialized and
pre-eminently efficient institution
. ,
fication for the eight-hour labor day,
but I make the work -day of water
e.:
I fill a
14; tr,4 . ,... •
The bronge gong rang out sec-
tat f Sick Children,
as the Hospital or
just twenty-four hours long. The
11
. i. e e.e.,
, .i,
OSCAR KLOPP
Honor Graduate Carey Jones' Na-
tional School of Auctioneering, Chi-
cage. Special course taken in Pure
Bred Live Stock, Real Estate, Mer-
chandise and Farm Sales. Rates in
keeping With prevailing market Sat-
isfaction aseured. Melte or wire,
Oscar Xlopp, Zurich, Out. Phone
18-99. • 2866-52
end call, and Paula, one arm around now. And, between ourselves, I
Dick, the other around Rita, led the couldn't blame them,' But he's had
way into the house, while, bringing good wind and fast legs, and theY'Ve
up the rear, Bert Wainwright showed always failed to run him down or get
Lute Ernestine a new tango step. hitn into 'a corner, where, dazed and
"one thing, Thayer" Dick said in breathless, he's mechanically Mutter -
an aside, after releasing himself from ed `V'es' to certain interrogatories and,
, as they jostled in confusion ce out of the trance to find himself
the girlscrm
where they met Thayer and Naismith roped, thrown, branded and married.
at the, head of the stairway leading Forget him, Ernestine. Slick by gel-
do to the dining 'room. "Before- den youth and let it drop,. its golden
leave us, cast your eyes over those apples. Pick. therie up, and golden
On this year's service the BosPi-
tal expended $345,126 and bands
itaelf in the hole to the extent of
ea,
eise,284. What ditees in around
Christmas -time keeps the Hospital
",
So long as the word Christ
going rit . 1 si i i6ance
mas" retains its o gine gn f
&Red any- ffiitarity possibly enlist
more of the ereeplethy of your•
_ -Itself to more of
ponds are in series, according to the
fish But the water
nature of the , ., . _
starts working up in the mountains .
. . .
It irrigates a score of mountain mea-
dows before it makes theplunge and
. -
is clarified to crystal clearness in the
next few rugged mileand at the
s;
p .1 unge frc,m the highlande it gen-
e tes half the power and all the
ra•d th
lighting use on e rench. Then it
sub -irrigates lower level, flows in here
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Licensed atictioteer for the County
of uron. Salee attended to In all
of tile eolititZ.,,, Sovmkreagg On -
you
'' ince
Merinos. I really have to brag' about youtheeith 'that -he malting. a noise
them, and American sheepmen will stupid failure all the tone yell are
have to come to them, • Of coarse, snaring ewiftele ged youth, But Gra-
started with Imported steak but I've hapve , out of„. A 71.1401.ri, Tle'e„ old
' *t---,- - '-'''' ''' — it• '.0 •i:: fr..,ic sir , .A.,-, .•
Califol'aie strain tiet Will iik-O• Ili0.---)11gt- tel i e tit ' a e---
vaa. ders or entitle
. .. . _
their support' ,
Faithfully youth,
• • ... :I. E,,,,A0BIPP49,N, ,
• •dilatirkin Avileol coonrentee
to the fie,,h ponds, and runs out and
17/.3 -gates miles of alfalfa farther on.
And, believe me, if by that time it
hadn't reached the flat of the Sacra-
nto rd be pumping out the drain-
rile , . . ,,
different, 4
e
, 0
,i e
. Olterab
— ee.
.
/WAS
in Matatilha and Saikatehe-
made a
the French breeders sit up. See and, lijee ine, he's rtie a 10 of thoee
age for more irrigation.
"lVfan,nien," "you
, -• •
, live
perience
lea
"Th Tering "6".ellabllq• PIM —ft,-
173 r 11, nester, uentralla r. ,IJo, il.
make
Wardman and take your pick. Get queer laces. lie Itneare h'erccr tO Make
Naismith to look them over with you. a geteaway. He% been cut by , herb..
, . e,. _y coals
A WI I NUTS OF M ERC
FIFTY te NTS
Graham laughed,
could make a poein on the wonder of
I've met fire -worshippers, but
,
limated Ttinatr iM .
No, 1. Orders left at The /brae
them in your ed wire, nose -twitched„ neek-burnt,
wad%
Ze
, x..,. ---
,L
N.
Stick half a dozen of
fare-7011..well, he
you're the -fillet teal water -worshipper
16124mit'" ° 1 "' Seal°11111 111"1"e --a
gi ttonaded. - • -
lemin-load, with my compliments, and cinched to a and
°N,
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