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I = fruitless discussion to carry the argu- unequivocal though it was, that Jus- gnarled and naked; nor was it com- * (continued next -week.) . � -
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bed in his throat.
er who. had been waiting, sick with
apprehension, for the, sequel of that
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pflace?" Ranlon persisted. "Ye knew
"-Nobody's talked," went on Peg-�
'Tis
account which detail6d the boy's ar-
exert upon local minds and morals
had so usurped the center the
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that 1twas-none of your affair-2twas
leg Patiently. not thd honorable
thing among thieves and rogues and
rest. .
of
stage that little else of importance
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not arcordin' to the code."
"I don't know," the boy.
cutthroats to gossip to the detriment
But Carol Landis did not think to
burn with shame Ydr'him- any igno-
was discussed at all during the two
Adjustrients given for diseases
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av the life and liberty av a colleague.
in '
inious side which� "the occurrence
weeks which preceded its initial per-
formance
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eh?' Was that it? Gawd, and it was
But Itis Hanlon who's not above drop-
might have seemed to possess failed
in the old Palace Theater
burlesque house.
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raw, too! She told me -the girl-
how they framed the pair av thim."
pIn' a: word, quiet and persuasive like
. in the ear av Justice Jameson. An '
to occur to her. And when Pegleg
Hanlon, several hours after Jimiany's
As the president and moving spirit
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"I heard," said Jirr�my. "Part of
he would be pleased to listen, once I
going that rn�orning', saw the girl
of the Reform League (the society
it. That's why I interfered, I guess,
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had begun my little spache. I'm
thinkin' he 'would reconsider his ver-
watching the hotel entrance from the
the he
which, molding those of uncertain
ophrdon, had helped to place T. Elihu
even when I knew it was no business
diet -no?" .
mouth of a@ley, joined he, b'-
fore the Palace Theater
Banks in'the mayor's office four years
DO NOT READ THIS
of mine.ii!' 'Suddenly his head came
u1p, and his voice was no longer muf-
Violently the boy shook his head.
stage -door,
uncertain just what to say. The next
in succession, the Reverend Watson
Unless you can get Goodyear guaran-
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fled. "Who, wants to stand by and
"No," -he refused. ' ' 'No -no!"
"Ye
moment he was thankful 'i more
Duncan gave the matter much priv-
ate thought 'a deal
teed Waterproof Raincoats bearing
see `a-& pair of 'babies trimmed ? "
helped thim to get.clea�," Han-
"Iley
than a little surprised t, h,ar ll�r
and of public
mention. From a mere dramatic
Gooayear Label for less than $6.90,
2 f6r $13.00. We can furnish you
"I thought so!" exclaimed Hanlon.
"I Ye had to be the
]on persister. are gintlemin,
and their repitations would not stand
express -gladness when be , admit-
ted relue , tantly, that Jimmy had
per-
formance, scheduled to lay over there
with same for men, women or chil-
thought so! on
level!" But there be abaTidoned an
the strain av an occurrence asi
gone.
i4;e asked quite simply if the boy
the leanest week in the season, under
dren in any size. Money refunded if
impulse to moralize. "She Paved ye
.such
last night's.. Ye 4ielped thim win
had had any plans; she asked if he
Mr. Duncan's agit,�tion, "Wisdom"
took on the guise of a crisis,
.not satisfied.
� AGENTS WANTED
at that," he went 'on. "Mike says
Garrity'd av gave it to you -it was
free, and so. like gintlemin, theY'v"
stood by ye and shouldered their bit
had spoken of returning, and that was
all. But Pegleg remembered the
grave
until there were many who professed
Address
there in his eyes. She saved ye and
av the throuble-like hell they have!"
"I'd
brave bob of her head, and the quaint -
a doubt in the virtue of any public
preachment, dramatic or otherwise,
The Goodyear Waterproof Coats Co,
now ,she's upstairs cryin' her eyes
have got it, anyhow,
ly wistful'smile with which she left
'which featured as delightful the work
240.Albert St., Ottawa. Out.
out, just like a dacint girl, because
later." Jimmy had meant to argue
but ,he tried to his
him when -he was buying the rose, as
of any artist in such a role as Intoxi-
ye would not let her speak to the
�ot Ye in_
judge. And twas her that g
no. more, make
point. "It isn't that I don't know
bow easy it would be to -to fix it up.
Jimfmy 'had requested the night the
"Satin Slipper" op `
,ened. That pur-
cation.
While Mr. Duncan himself was re -
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to the troub4e, Jimmy bhoy."
A sort of vague pity for a conclus-
But that's all it would be -just fix-
His "I
chase he made out of his own pocket,
tucking away the sharply creased two
puted ultra -advanced, insofar as the -
ological matters were concerned, he
ion so wild sli-owed in Jimmy's pale
ed!" thin face flamed. don't
dollar bill for safe-keepinp�, with a
still clung to the belief that there
to lend on Farms, First Second
eyes.
"I did it myself," he contradicted
want to stay, that's all. Prn� not run-
.
ning away, either, because I don't
whimsical thought for a use to which
he might some day put it.
was nothing to be gained by admit -
'mortgages. CaU or write me at
doggedly. "I -I've had it coming to
dare stay,because some day I'm com-
A few days later a TATtle figure in
ting that vice had its bright sides.
When deading with all such matters
once and got your loan arranged
by return Tnail- NO advance
ing'back. But now-"
"Not because ye don't dare stay,"
a mad costume of black gasped at
the mass of flowers which they
his language was drab and his pr,2-
charges.
Hanlon echoed gravely. And.he rose
brought to her at the fall of the 1�'lst
monition of a future state, still drab -
ber. And finally convinced that th-
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E. R. REYNOLDS,
77 Victoria at., Toronto.
sen" for free b,mx
fu -
Pa thi�s
ItTreric,
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and dropped an arm about the boy's
shoulders. "I'm tbinkin' I under-
act curtain. For Pegleg, contemplat-
ing the one rose. had suddenly found
-
production was likely to offend the
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Of
world-famous,�,rep_
FITS,
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stand. 'Tis action wan requires in
if livin'
it insufficient. But it -was over tho
finer sensibilities and prove an affront
to every established idea of decency,
arationforEp
and Fl. -.i=
anrry game, an' ain't a game,
what is it? Ye're are
single red bud, upon which he ha d
the town set a record for an advanc,.�
Agent, Henry Lawrence,,Mitchell.
home troatment.
grinnin', ye?
Praise God, Itis
spent much care in selection, that A -
I sale of tickets -which, until then, had
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over Bo years, success. TeStimoulalsfromallparts
& The world; ovi:r 1000 inaneyear, wilioatoneeto'.
TREt4CH'S REMEDIES. LIMITED
yere crooked smile
wance more. I'm sorry -I'll miss ye
cried at i he train: the manager, and
the principals of the "Satin Slipper,"
never been equaled. Every seat in
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HEIM. WANTED
a6w st.jamcs C1iau,.be,s,79AdeWde8t,m
Toronto. Ontario
'
-1 had need av ye here. But I'll
leave latch 'gainst
knowing nothing of this solitary mes-
the house sold -out three days before
the company's arrival. .
.
.
the -string out yer
return. Is there -would now be
sage or the. local catastrophe, whic'n
At the Sunday morning service in
-
I . I
ye
afther alloWin' in e to -'f
would not have scandalized half as
much as'it would have amused them.
St. Luke's, the rector alone failed to
Missing Heirs are being sought
LONDON AND WINGHAM
And in truth now the boy was smil-
tried to comfort her whom they knew
guess the identity of the girl with
bronze -tinted hair who occupied a -
.
throughout the world. Many people
North.
ing for Hanlon's self-conrsiciousness
"purple
only as an earrest, hungry -eyed, red-
back pew with David Landis. On
are to -day living in comparative pov;-
, a.m. P1111.
inful, thing.
"Even you haven't the face to say
haired, small person; third from the
.
the face of it that wou.1d seem an in -
arty who are really rich, but do not
know it. You may be one of them.
Exeter ........... 10.16 6.04
Hensall 6.18
it," Jim,Tny railed at him unsteadily;
end, front row, chorus.'
They thought that she was horne-
credible thing, for the buzz which fol -
Send for Index Book, "Missing Heirs
............ '10.90
Kippen ........... . 10.35 6.23
"I dare you offer to lend me money!'
"I
sick- they told her she would soon
'used
lowed her entrance should have ap-
prised him of her identity, and sh e
and Next of Kin," containing care-
Brucefield ......... 10.44 6.32
am a bad man," Hanlon made
"Everybody
get to it. And later she cried
hall been much in his mind. But her
fully authenticated lists of lilissing
heirs and unclaimed estates which
Clinton Jet . ....... 10.58 6.46
Clinton, Ar ....... 11.05 6.52
reply irrelevantly. who
enjoys a better repitation says so. And
I
herself to sleep.
Of Carol Landiq'q career there was
costume, black from hat and muffling
have been advertised for, here and
.
Clinton, Lv . ...... 11.15 6.52
ye have a criminal record! Look at
decidedly more repm-t in the years
fur to the low pumps, which ,seemed
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me lad! Will vie take twent -Just
1- x 11 : 11
totally inadequate for a Warchester
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abroad. r. Clinton Jet .. ....... I . I � 6 0 orweu, n SP U, e fact, a 1, winter, resembled in no way the cos -
we offer for sale contains thousands Londesborough .... 11.35 7,12 twenty?" her departure was not dignified by - ------,-. .... �:
. turne which the Reverend Mr. Dun- -_ __ -_ __________. . .
of names which have appeared in Blyth ............. 11.44 '7.21 Jirnmy shook his 'head. u erse mention. It can had imagined a widely advertiii3-
American, Canadian, English, Scotch, Belgrave .... �..... 11.56 7.33 "Ten?" was Justice Jameqnn's son, Lloyd, who ed actress of insidious roles would --------*
Irish, Welsh, German, French, Bel- Wingham Jet., Ar... 12.08 7.45 Again an almost gleeful refusal. brought back to Warchester the first ,'(Cp K.EEPING 'rl-IINC-S NE:W
wear. And he overlooked her father Ap,rSMEN IN - I ---t
Cian, Swedish, Indian, Colonial, and Wingham Jet., Lv. . 12.08 7.45 "Five?" really tangible n(,wq of her progress .- ,_K ,
other newspapers, inserted by lawY- Wingharn ......... 12.12 7.55 Hanlon gave it up. though Wainwright himself, co i entirely -everybody overlooked old � _111'y -
org, executors, administrators. Also mlllg Dave Landis. a mitil -: I
of English and Irish . South. - "I could wish that ye'd come to across a three -line announcement in That morning Mr. Duncan spoke 1 2 ?
contains list a.m. p.m. cruel starvation," he mourned, "but a theatrical weekly that a new - feelingly; partly because the subject .
CoiLits of Chancery and unclaimed Wingham 6.56 3.15 for the hungry look av ye at this ' re 11AIN
......... cruit for the dramatic had been draft- 6
dividends list of Bank of England'- Wingharn Jet ..... 7.01 3.21 instant." ed from the ranks of musical comedy, which he had chosen lay close to him; I I. � . - __1_1 - 1,
partly because the wistful attention .
.
Your name or your ancestor's may be Belgrave .......... 7.15 3.32 They stood a moment, awkward and faithfully-_ passed it on to his strictly i thi charming stranger's gray e " __7
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In the list. Send $1.00 (ohe dollar) Blyth ............. 7.27 3.44 sentiment -shy. Then the boy reached ilocal audience, in a paragraph COM- n s y Ing
at once for.book. Londesborough .... 7.35 3.52 oat his hand, and Pegleg's gnarled fist mendatory or facetiously caustic, as led him to believe that his words were Shampoo"
7.49 4.06 shot out and swallowed it. . one cared to view it. ,Mr. Wain- awakening in her a response born of W:iih
InUrnational Claim Agency ClIn'ttony' Jet .......... op experience. He saw h'er nod, ever so .
7.56 4.13 ' 1�1'11 leave my baggageP- Jimmy wright's actual intent was veiled, but little, and smile as he announced that Kugs or -_
Dept. 296.. . Clinton Jet. - - - .. . .. 8.03 4.20 smiled defiantly over the ancient the report which Lloyd Jameson �is, evening discourse would be an 0
- Brucefield ......... 8.15 4.32 squib. "I'm in arrears, you know." wi m some four ' AL .0
Pittsburgh, Pa., U. S. A. Kippen ........... 8.22 4.40 Han -Ion could not answer. Angrily years later from New York - intimate and practical application of I
, 'was any- the morning's sermon to the present Dy(! -nor Porrielpes-
Exeter ............. 8.47 5.05 But the boy turned back from the door the contrary, it was .so glovning and influence Of the theate'r. She Langley's in Toronto -Canada's most sue-
2980-tt Hensall ........... 8.32 4.60 he tried to clear his husky throat. thing but uncertain of import., To day im
- was still ,smiling when ,she stepped up cessful cleaning and dyeing plant -is R&
after the older man thought be had incoherent a tribute that it fell little to him in the vestibule and held out handy as your mailbox if you want Your
I THE McKILLOP MUTUAL C. N. R. TIME TABLE gone, and fumbled in his pocket. He short of overreaching itself. a slim, gloved hand. / Rut�,p or Carpets -Shampooed.
� -brought out the two -dollar bill, fold- In'four years Noyd's enthusiastic The older members of St. Luke's � Curtains -Cleaned and Framed.
FIRE INSURANCE CO'Y. East ed to a knife-edge crease -his ca- transfer of his favor from one pul- ,
a.m. p.m. lamity fund which he carried in his cbritudinous member of the opposite congregation had already passed out 11 11 Portieres Dyed or Cleaned.
� . . into the brilliant winter sunshine. But f Blankets Cleaned and made Fluffy.
READ OFFICE-SEAFORTH, ONT- Ooderich .......... 6.00 2.20 waistcoat pocket. sex to another had become an occur- in the slim girl's neighborhood there .. Eiderdowns -Cleaned and Mothproofed-
; so there Dresses and Suits Cleaned, Dyed,
Aolmesville ....... 6.17 2.37 "'The Sat -in Slipper' that opens rence of 'periodic regularity was an excess of youthfully effusive Altered or Repaired.
Clinton ......... - 6.25 2.52 here next week . . . Dave Lapdis' were those who ,.q+,t down his rant lamation, and cooing, Sabbath
- I exc
- OFFICERS: Seaforth ...... ... 6.41 8.12 daughter , . ." His explanation, account of Miss Carol Landis's fifqt mirth. Once they had ignored Carol Thousands of homes in all parts of Ontario
J. Connolly, Goderich - - President St. Columban ..:.,.. 6.49 3.20 begun carefully enough, went totally Broadway appearance to his admitted Landis's presence with less elaborate are using Langley craftsmansbip for keep-
.
, Beechwood, Vice-president Dublin ............ 6.54 3-28 to pieces. Yet Hanlon understood. weakness -a ba,rmless outbreak, but � We have in Mr. W- J.
See.-Treas. effort -in fact, with no effort at all. ing things new.
D. F. McGregor. P--if'--'h, I West. "I would have done it for ye, gla& as visible to the naked, eye as a sulm- Now, wisbing inordinately to be the Fontaine the most expert dyer in Canada.
ACENT�S: a.m. - P.M. p'm- ly, but I know ye'd have it no other mer rasb. Of the work she did in first to establish a claim to �hildhood . Our plant is the best equipped in the
Alex, Leitch, R. R. No. 1, Clinton; Dublin ...... 10.87 5.38 9-37 way than this." And he accepted the her role he had little to say --even acquaintance, that effort served only Dominion. Our reputation and our success
W, 19. Hinchleyj Seaforth; John Mur- St. Columban. 10.42 5.44 money. less concerning the play iself. "Just to draw attention to a common un- are your assurance that work will be done
ray, Egmondville; J. W. Yeo, Gods- SeafOrth ..... 10.93 5.63 i *5, *0 Jim -my nodded. the same old stuff," was the way he certainty as to the best way to go I well and with every care. You can safely
.
1i4 .R 0 Jarinuth Brodhagen- Clinton ...... 11.10 6.08 10-04 "Roses," he hesitated. "Red roses: dismissed incluiries. in that direction, entrust to us the most precious articles,the
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I I 'r �.�, 1* DIAIGOT6RS: Holmesville .. 11,�o 7.03 10.13 I think -would be --best. You'll not "but wonderfully staged, of course. about it. Even Lloyd Jameson, who , most delicate of materials.
. irth. Goderich ..... 11.40 7.20 10.80 bad resolved during the sermon th�t
W,i111iA:-__A1hh, No. 2, Seah , be able to buy many--siso inaybe just - -ripped him in 'File Pay Return Shipping Charge6t
�, ,i I � . . --- the man who outst
I I "'i-"!'-' � B'-6dhagen; James one, with a long stem-
J011in CITTIL-wies, r reaching her side would have to move Ah and charge only our Toronto prices. SimPlY
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Evans, bee&*6& *, Me9wen, Clin- c. P. R� TIME TABLE "I'll care for it for ye," said Han- - I rapidly indeed, found that his initia- / send your parcel to Mr. Geo. S. Langley and
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ton; James 00fitiolisr; aodaifelit.Alwf East. Ion. tive bad deserted him when the Tn,)- . e write a letter saying what you have sent
Broadfoot, I No. g, . soabv, '.* - . � G. a.m. p.m. And then the boy found the door ment for action came. Yet, all and and what you want done. He'll give Your
P 6 � b, , ., �-, Goderich .... - I order his personal supervision -
Grieve, No 4 Wa%614 460 11 �� - 1. ...... 5.60 1.15 and blundered through. Main Street
� "'A - i all, it was a moment of triumph for
. norlock; dZrge * 9066A6 # I 80 Menset ............ 5.65 1.20 was deserted at that hour, as was Lloyd. For every anxious, backward 4
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. , - I Munav, 0166* , , - M06aw ........... 6.04 1.30 the broad thoroughfifie which led ,.. : Write for
Sojiforth , , � 7 I : look of the rest he had P. glance of bookW
.... �.. ik 1�11 . deveribinp tho
iiiig,� . �Aobiirn ..... 6.11 t 1,41 from it to the Union Station beyond I , 1k, challenge. There was a swagger in -V 1-h 1.
1; .. 0 1 � t'% 1*th .............. 0.25 1.52 the square. The boy kiept his eyes his bearing the rest of the day which .. . I L .
� I . � 'WK56 ........... 6.40 2.07 before him and hurried as he went. I in fts, mAd . I
� . 11 W 'Vot I I � seemed to say -I told you so.
I . -04 I . ift &52 ". 9 Ile tiiever'kiie* just when the yellow 'Carol Landis alone remained out- 03OZ-60. L I'll, .. . Q14k.
A Ba r gaa i 11 ` / T`op.6ti*,..',.".'.*:::,::: 10.25 0.20 Airedale jolhed him,. Jinitay bad I % ,, ward1V unaware of the stir which she cmd a L, I M . AP
SHIPPING
I , � Vs5f. reached the network of tracks; A herself was creating. She gaVe her 00NrAIX22
tiift SALE�-Five Acrel3b One Zd10 I a.m. p.m. freight had hissed up to the water- in,
, attention entirely to the old man be- P__ CLEANERS AMID DYE -
from Seaforth. modern house vith Toronto ............ 7.0 5.10 tank and was drinking thirstily when I tor appeared.
" KX_V#.A."1h6- I 11 2 no Oh- Bov Naked ,his hand, At that . 0 --.* V. -AO -M
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fmace, bath and touet; 0"all Suan But her 'nod of greeting to him was Of "'na F-40"00 W04 Eft
-leg, 5. __ � ::**: A 9.10 Moment JimMY found It hardeat to , , 't ,�l . I
"o'd otehard, Tit . $1 Walton ...... 2.61 , . so intimately eager that Mr. Duncan �",;4,jWJj,4 movown, , I I 1�
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