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contains Hit of English and Irish Mile shortly, "and you accepted it on isdom. which enabled gerved under him overseas. " "I never knew, any one like you be- .1 '.� . . �
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"It ended.1-n murder,',' continued the stow was a "five -goal man" and that bour paid tribute with a grin.
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- . 1, International Claim Agency Warning in due time you went bull- ed knowledge, but Faith was more ad- door by a man "It's like a door that .
- ,, - Dept. 296, ran vanced. She not only knew the pon- in residence here than himself, ani opens both ways." -, I � % : !
��, I iger-signals. I -suppos.ed ies by name but she had ridden sev- now the two were shunting rapidly '71 meant'it to be the nicest thing I - Q � I
. Pittsburgh, Pa., U. S. A, past the dall u kni�w Sevens was in- eral of them and fed them lumps of across the dancing floor to "cut in" .e earn- Men sSpring Caps ,-
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� 2930-tf forming, you'd drop the thing." sugar at their stall doors. As for on Faith. estriess of his voice made it almost
� I I . "It seems," came the dry retort s of the horses, they were entation and Fogarty was gliding a- , . .
I the owner ur's kid sister-in-law. 9-nrn- New Spring Caps in beautiful patterna and
..",�L 11 t both of us were fools. Let's . their boot -heels and clinking way with Barbo "If it comes to that," she answered
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� I. THE MCKILLOP MUTUAL to business.. The phase of the thli!g Sangster's house with the frequency ed Hope admiringly, ,and Mandelle ed to need the tempering of levity, "I
I � that I dislike most is the position in , upplemented drily, ,,Yes--o-r a lounge
�,, of young adjutants about staff head- % never knew any' one exacbly like you
CO3y. which you stand." quarters. lizard."
FIREINSURANCE 14As bow?" ulum-wise, be- cbed its end, waq en- before, either." Ono%
As the ostensible adviser of Sevens swung, Pend The music rea that the new guest "Meaning which side of the door?" M N
I It the tween joy occasioned by Doctor Cor- cored, and after tb Faith, to the he demanded.
RMD OFFICE-SEAFORTH, ONT. man we can't afford to have any traf- bin's cheery pronouncements as he came slowly over, wi mbors of I "Perhaps," she countered, "I wasn't No J. GIBB
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fie with." . glanced in on Hope, and the canker- chairs where the older me . ,,putting up any door between the ,
. I "And yet that is the exact position s of anxiety, that were the family sat, and was bowing ;r
OFFICERS: like germ . . t sheep and the goats. I mean that S.) -
I - that enables me to hold him in lin . e. gnawing at his own thoughts with a acknowledgment QiLhis in roduction. ! you're -well, it's rather hard to say, (It Costs Little to Dress Well at R. J. Gibb,
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14 J. Connolly, Goderich �-president Suppose he had stated the thing in toxin for which the physician had no . but I like it,"
* Jas Evans, Beechwood, VicE full from the beginning, and called ,on lifted his brows in slight surpri;ic. Mr. Fogarty's eyes did not twinkle ------. --- -
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,4 D. i. McGregor, Seaforth, See.-Treaa. me to verify his statement?" it walked alone one af- "I've had the pleasure, once be- J with their customary hurn�our. They I .
AGENTS: Crowes looked searchingly at his ward the heights where the fore," he said. "We seem to have were still sober, as sober as though - . -
. I - Alex. Leitch, R. R. No. 1, Clinton; companion and his eyes narrowed. - ternoon to in a prac- struck a common orbit, don't -�k-e?" he were pursuing this light conversa- . �
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4 W. E. Hinchley, Seaforth; John Mm- "If he had done that -or if by any game on the Number Two field that I Do you ride -horseback, Mr. l,'og- ard some vitally serious end. al. He was watching himself now be- people had come to Camden for -plea-
1ray Egniondville; J. W. Yeo, Gode- oes make such a . * -rty?" Faith was asking with just tion tow
. � - , chance he ever d surprise -met him in human guise. a ig eagerness that "If you like it -I mean the thing cause it had suddenly come to him to sure or upbuilding of health. He
� keg: R. G. Jarmuth, Brodhagen. state ment-the re is just one thi ng Faith had motored up with some that touch of Your - cquisition that makee, me different -I wish you'd realize that he had not been far from bad come for neither and, to him, any
� DIRECTORS: I'll you can do. I hope you understand young man in boots and breeches and argued pleasure for a new a try to define it. I haven't such an making love to this girl, and that challenge of sentiment was a siren
William Rinn, No. .2, SesArth; that very clearly indeed?" man laughed. ,�:ibundance of personal assets that I song against which he must stuff his
Brodhagen; James "What thing?" Mandelle put his Hope was idling over a novel on the and the young
I the horse Willing," h would never do. He had not sup-
, John Bennewies, . sunlit upper gallery. "God and "But it has can let any one of them go unschedul- posed there was any danger of it un- ears and bind himself to the ma-st
. A 4 Clin- along the sandy made mo&st answer,
� Evans, Beechwood; M. MeEwen, question a bit sullenly. So Barbour strode (,d .11
I hoald have to asI5. nanimous consent." til this afternoon, but some wilful When all, was said and done his
k ton; James Connolly, Goderieh- Alex. "I'm sorry you s sidewalk, gazingly absently at the to be a u
. : , - Broadfoot, No. di- bark of the great pines which looked The dance was over anO those l'aith puckered her brow very spirit had possessed him up there and business wasn't a very Pretty affair -
8, Seafoilh* 'J G. You must without qualification repu pretti'ly and nodded good-naturedly. made him want to cast caution to but it was urgent and he was com-
.,r �&- Grieve, Nod;�.Walton; Rob;ri i�", ate him utterly." . like alligator skin seen through a guests from outside the hotA had "I think the chief thing is thaL the winds and let his heart gallop mitted to its completion.
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Rarlock- 0 McCartney, No. 8, Mandelle sat silent. That meant magnifying glass --when he came face motored aw,aY over the gravelled while you strike one as a -well, I loose -reined. He must not let that (continued next wee1L)
,: �;;5;; lffurray Gibsian, Brucefleld. going deeper into the filth than he or strolled to their near -by
� to face with Joe Mandelle. dr'ivew,aY,-; �uppose the t9rm sophisticated will
I in a second -storey hal'I, happen -again, but he knew that the
. wanted to go. it meant out-and-out Since it is not given to the ordinary cottages when, -ty met again. have to do though it's a poor one wish had come to him, and he sus-pect- ----.*-
- - -- perjury; a perjurey hard to stomach eye to see on both sides of a wail at Mandelle and Fogar d a- still you don't pretend to be bored at ed that it Would stay and besiege him
14 - even for him. 'If it failea it must once, Sevens did not recognize in the It seerned that coincidence ha things. . There's something sort of with augmented force, until, if he - F. W. AHRENS
- -1� - LONDON AND WINGRAM I ruin him. If it succeeded and sent spruce figure and smiling face of the gLin L,rush�id thern with its touch, for _well, eager about you." were not carefd., his emotions would Licensed AucUoneer for Perth
Sevens to the'chair it would be a lawyer any portent of treachery. No now each of them was fitting a room- He smiled then, not flashiingly as he carry him by assault, and Huron Counties. I
� North. a.m. p.m. fo�m of murder upon which it was psychic vibration carried a warning key into a room door and they found sornetimes did, but slowly. He was surprised and yet not sur- Sales Solicited.
I 6.04 not pleasant to reflect. Moreover, to his heart that this supposed friend themselves immediate neighbors. "I'm rather glad you said that," he I
Exeter .......... 1. 10.16 many who 41 way, Fogarty," inquired prised. Love and lightning never Real Estate, Farm'Stock, Etc.
Hensall ........... 10.30 6.18 there would always be and trusted guide was leading him By the -did your man in assured her. "And yet I'm afraid strike until they strike ---and then Term on Application.
'!� would believe Barbour's unsupported ace and the seem- Mandelle lightly, hen I tell you why I'm that way, it Was F. W. Ahrens,
� Kippen ........... 10 -r 'v 11 they can't be recalled. Faith 1,
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.1 W .35 story ----outside the jury room. ing of felony. He saw only the man New York get satisfactorily fixed lip will spoil your opinion of me. lit -- R. R. No. 4,
17 lBrueefield ......... 10." 6.82 I, emarked, after an un- I legal advice?" easy to love and he loved her, Phone 634 r 6
le That," he r upon whose assurance'lle hal leaned as tc ,; near as I "Tell me why and see." that -was as far as it could go. Many Mitchell, Ont.
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.1 Clinton Jet. .......I. 10.58 6.46 comfortable silence, "is a situation and in whose absence he had felt as- Fogarty grinned. "A� "I'm going to. I've got to in hon- �
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I �� '�- Cftton, Ar . ....... 11-06 6.52 that must at all hazards be avoided." sailed by unending fears. could make out," be said, "the mys- esty, and with you I must be honest. . .
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! 6.58 At all hazards---�but one I " Cowes In that spirit of relief he halted terious friends of whom he spoke en why are you different in the
., .fl, II, Cli 11AI made aggressive amendment. "It it and started and it was Mandelle who 'came through.' I went to the jail to way I tried so unsuccessfully to ex- -
., Londesborough .... 11.85 7,12 comes to oboosing between that and carry your answer -and I found a
I Myth ............. 11.44 T21 spoke first. there who was al- P ress ? " --
I I failing me, I'd advise you to do even Surprised to see me here, what?" legal gentleman Fogarty's pony was nuzzling at the
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Wft- b4m jet., Ar... 11-50 7'83 so distasteful a thing as throwing b et"laughed. "I don't blame you. But ready undertaking the defense." ass, too, now, wb
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�� Witugh4ra .... � ..... 12.12 745 trifle unsteadily and went to the or an executioneer. sat for a while over a freshly lig.htkd . . long enough to tire of them. SOMETHING
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sontL he stood looking out , you?" The ques- cigar and a train of fre - -
I window, where 14Wthat does bring They're still novelties to me."
- -1 - , &.M. P -M over the town roofs to the rim of In- ti val of this strangler, "What do you mean?" She looked
Wingbam ......... 6.66 9.15 I on came quickly with a mingling of thought.
I 1.01 8.21 diana hills across the Ohio. anxiety and delight. Was the arri finite reason, up, a little puzzled and more than a
Vnn&am Jet . ..... .89 Then he turned, and his voice was '41 was pretty well tired out by a who had, for no very de their first little interested To FALLIUCKUPON
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Blyth ............. 7 4.4 ,,I take it we both understand that busy winter a a place meeting, only one of the many coinci-
1, LondesborouO - - - - 7-80 and ease up a bit in dences of human goings and comings, other term that% rubbed shabby with
, 1i we can't afford to sp or quarrel," Way over -use I'm what they call a self-
� Clinton Jet . ....... q.49 to e t whore I had friends." ed, anJ or was it something mom?
Clinton ........... 7.46 4.13 he said, "but I obi et any tone of Mandelle smiled and paiA There had been a lurking disquiet made man. I came up from the ONEY m the ban�saved from your
� C'unton Jet . ........ 8.08 4.90 domineering. As I see it, you need then added in a t6ne of unstrained in his mind -since that talk with the street." - M interest-
Brucelleld ......... me As much as I need you. So far kindliness: ,,it occurred to me, t,00, who called himself Cowes in "So much the better," she render income and earning compound .
". 61 . It 4.11 that you.might be feeling nervous off man "You did come
Kin*n .9 4.40 as I have information only three men ville. Cowes had assumed, an ed prompt verdict. Comfort and
Hensall :,..::.::* 9.62 4.50 'know What your part has been. Red, here with your thoughts, and that I Louis -threat, and having u P,-," you Will find not only a great _
Exater ...... I ...... 8.41 6.05 the actual murderer, is one. Sevens ight reassure you while I rested." attitude of half . Perhaps I only came far enough to
is another ---- 4and I myself am the m 94 "I have sent him here to watch Sevens. it was . but a ready filind
V---0.4 Greatill exclaimed Sev�us- within the cliaract,pr laf that pul- ape and parrot fairly well the man- protecdon in an emergency
third. I suppose you can answer for been worrying a ilittle. I can't get quite in turn, sent an- ners and conduct that ought to flow enable you to take advantage of business
C. N. IL TIMR TAl%L12 Red. I propose to answer for Sev- over the feeling that concealment Of ley -of -wires to have, on him. out of instinct," be smiled. "You to I �
ISUL ens. As for myself, our interests are truth is kissing -kin to guilt in a Way. other liaison officer to spy up 11 that Vve got is front while ..
; /I a.m. P.m. identical." But-,, he broke off and his tone If so, it was a thing tilat savored of see, a have background opportum"Im I
. 6.00 2.20 'Correct," affirmed Cowes. "I'll an- Rao Fogarty',,; first visit to you, for instance,
Goderieb .......... sharpened with apprebension-'Ibut insult, _ that Tuns back for generations." He
R. I K,, Halmesville ....... 6.17 2.$7 swer for Red. you say you'll answer doesil It someone have to watch things him there in his office been really a paused, but the thoughtful 'look in his Small I
, . . Clinton ............ ' 2.52 for Sevens, but you also say he has -back there? . " reconnoitring trip, he wondered, tm- eyes told the girl that he was not Yet Tle Bank of Montreal we"MCS
'"'o 8,12 gone South. Suppose he weakens?" Mandelle Intighed. "My office is dertaken at the behest of CoWes and through and sbe waited for him to .
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Dublin ........ 6.'64 9.98 Mandelle. "I'm going to stay South things. I sball know at once of any tion and relia 111 wonder if you realize what a as Well as safiety M cc)nnelction with your
t� , I *,�;,L as long as he does." flutter that -needs my presence. §But true, as it might or might not be, was difference there is between front and I
. a.ml. p.m. P.M. "That's What I was about to urge," your danger passed when we e4ab- not Fogarty just the man to continue background? It's precisely the dif-
.. 10.87 6.88 9.87 comm I lished the fact that Shell tore up Your that most annoying espionage on his ference that exists between an ele- account. I I ,,
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St. Columban. 10.42 B." . ... were you., I'd go from here. The fool confession." MAndefle ,had felt, gant old house, with conte that .
Stotorth ...... 10-58 &Gg 9.50 Carolina Special leaves Seventh Street ,,Thank God," exclaimed Sevens de- At all events, officn, some indefin- have come slowly into it and with as- I
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