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ask." ing out her hand, blushing gloriously; together remotely in his mind, or re- had once more established a hearth. M-ammy." . ) - , I _�
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age for occasionS stay Vy hands into the pockets of his shoot- following day, and that probably he fifteen y . cam of wandering* ,-all. Dey was gemmen; you'se Courts of Chancery and unclaimed . I . ..�
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. when half a pouund is "Things are so serious as that, eh? �ng-coat. . should not see her again, began to range cities, jest boys. " dividends list of Bank of England. .�
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18-25 thing would be to help her in her in- "I have been killing things; my returned from her little journey into As he came up to the house, he saw I
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— UI do not believe there are one hun- "I could not touch anything so im- would be gone. In a second, the could hear his rich brogue and the Dept. 296, 1
dred dollars in the bank," said the negroes' soft gufaws. He heard Pa" "' full time, apnointing sul�-agents. .
girl. "We owe bills everywhere, and maculate as your glove." dreariness of his future without her, laughter -ounding from the kitchen. Steady income w�urpd. Write immediately. Pittsburgh, Pa., U. S. A. . ..
lkk� Isobel drew her glove off, laughing. and the new sentimental suffering he Mammy Chloe's voice was loud and THE SANTILLA CO., 2930-tf I
- as far as the property is concerned, Her bare hand shone, white as she was about to embark upon, struck ay The odor of good things cook- Dept. 33, P. 0. Box 436, Montreal.
: it is just like Riverside was-mort- held it out again. It said to him-. him with all its force. This was the 9 * . .
gaged up to its value and the inter- "Take' me." She wooed him. He one woman he wanted for ,his wife. ing .
. rcl I I eat overdue." fixed his eyes upon her so intently He would have been glad to have passed the kitchen door and went un- — I . I
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, , . �, a companion. I want to go to stran- "No. it . would never see her again. It was into the hall he heard voices and � When You Buy Speculative Shares Which Have No Earning I.;
" would not even go to any of them as ploughed field." Affourage to carry out his plans,
. gers." "Nor did you the second time, the only way out of the maze. laugbte.r--Jhis mother's laugh -and his Record and No Market Value You Are Simply GAMBLING -With . .
"You are quite right," said Leavitt- either." "Good -by," he heard her say. heart thrilled to the sound of the the Overwhclming Probability That You Will Lose Your Money. .
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Voic I � They remained for a few moments "No. 1P This time she did not extend her merriment. He realized that the place h Chance When You Can INVEST Your Sav- I
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� the light of the fire and the candles. silvery rail of the ancient fence. J n any effort to go. into the house like Esau from the Can Do This By Availing Yourself Of Our � �
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0 . fered your father the position of splinter, with a savage little gesture. piness of others. He had suffered so light touching her hair and the lace 6 SHARES BELL TELEPHONE ................ Dividend Rate 8% 1 . i,
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.hU"__LUMA" - She looked up, surprised. At the ings." And she started to tear away he was likely now to leave an ache in around the neck of each of her grand- io SHARES CANADIAN CAR FOUNDRY, Pfd,..Divide-nd Rate 70/- .:
- mention of Jahn's name she had flush- another bit. John all of a sudden put the heart of this woman was intoler- sons -two charming boys. She was The above investment securities are long established dividend '�
ed. his hand down over hers. His pulses able to him. If th any talking down to them, as he had seen :,,
"NuggeV1 gives sboes all her laugh and talk with David when payers and possess an unusual degree of safety plus extraordinary -
the comfort of age with "Ohl Of course I did not know it. �aced, and in his clasp of her hand he suffering, he wanted to bear it him- they were children. He supposed that profit making possibilities on market advances. .,. . .
the appearance of new- Why did he refuse?" spoke as plainly as though he had self He befieved the kindest thing (Other Investment Group Selections For Smaller or Larger �,�
ness. Keeps them pliable Leavitt immediately regretted his Julia Tremaine was there, but he did I'll
said the words that pounded in his to do was to break the spell now. ' Sums On Request). �:",
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IaV claimed. strode away. South Africa in a short time." ties, with their high and low -market prices, and explains -how you can
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