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dividends list of Bank of England. held the -n;��ng but with his eyes on the You -haven't yet de ,
ni off so far by pleading my, idly s mi6d 446t the one servative taste and gdiety of youth. Priced con,s, " - .1 1, I
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he said. "I've by no means given up, ly and went on. against trespassing, but his Ince be- to a dressing tabde and had opened a ity will do more to convince you of their wonderful . � .1. '1�
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FIRE INSURANCE COW. the game, but as I said before, the Almost sit his heels foRlowed a bell- gan to show incipient in c ,� , ality than a hundred descriptive advertisements. 1.1
next twenty-fout hours must tell the bop and -this, too, was not by chance some spiritual disintegration. St-vens, cyldnder ,with two spTead fingers of ou I
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READ OFFICESEAFORTH. OM - n i;; core. -His right hand was in the side �
yourself and save all questions u til k,,,kM r and Sev- onlOoker, felt, with a creeping aL h ..
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to -morrow. I want your help in a ens caught the sharp Tkote of unwel- scalp, the dramatic realization that pocket of -his dinner -jacket. our stock, without the obligation on your part. �
OFFICERS: way you can only give it if you act come with which the occupant de- he was watching the beginning of a The lawyer's face worked wildly i "
, obedience. We'Ve got to and his eyes vared into jets of half- ,
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J. Connolly, Goderich - .:- President in blind There's a manded, "Who's there?" psychological duel - . which must go to madness. He seemed on the point of I I I
Jas. Evans, Beechwood, Vice-president bluff like hell, old man. "It's me, Mr. Mandelle. It's Jim," a finisl,h $19*50 to s*2b7*50 I .
P dance to -night, isn't there?�, ered the colored boy. "They was ,Mandelle, too, knew that be must lunging forward in attack, but Fo- �
D. F. McGregor, Seaforth, Sec.-Treas. answ .1
AGENTS: "I believe so." workin, on the bathroom plumbin' say something. He was being It -d on gairty's voice came again and this - 11111111161111111111111 'L
I "I want you to come and bring the this evenin'. The office sent me up with a disingenious seeming ,,f can- time it was like the ripping of can- I
- Alex. LeitcU, R. R. No. 1, Clinton; ladies. I want you to be seen there to test it." - dour, yet he must make somt- reply vas. As though many intervening I ,V-.",
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� W. E. Hinchley, Seaforth, John Mur- . the best of spirits and morale. Reluctantly Mandielle opened the and one that smacked of outward I years bad rolled away, the detective's This Store Features . I .�
ray, Egraondvilae; J. W. Yeo, Gode- In 7� . d . ... f ce wore a nmnacing snarl that bar- I . .. I -
� Later that may be important.' . door, and as the Negro entered Fo- logic. ,
rich; R. G. Jarmuth, Brddhagen. Sevens shook his head despondent- garty slipped uninvited after him, and "We can't try the thing on thut Tna. I ead his teeth and his language revert- �
DIRECTORS: ly. sf6od, with Sevens . at his shoulder, chine," he announced sullenly. "That ed to the vulgar argot of the gutter.
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M - William Rinn, No. 2, Seaforth; "You're casting me fin a hard role," just inside the thresboqd. machine -has been tampered witja. It "Steady there, bo!" he commanded Society Brand- Suits
- .'' - John Bennevies, Brodbagen; James he answered, "but I'll do my best," Von't work." in a rasping whisper. "There's ,a .
Evans, Beechwood -M. MeEwen, Clin- ,,It's got to be as good as anybody's CHAPTER XX "Won't work? Tbat's odd." Fog-; gat on you, soc?" and the right hand
; ton; James Connoily, Goderich; Alex � Because we consider them the best tailored and
't I best," warned Fogarty crisply. "And arty stepped forward. "Shall I see it, the pocket of the dinner jacket
. - Broadfoot, No. 3, Seaforth; J. G. now I must be alone for a while and Many incidental arts which were if I ,,, make it work? I'm a handy gv.-tured dangerously. best styled clothes in Canada. We find them to be I
r - Grieve, No 4 Walton- Robert Ferris, uninterrupted. I've got a little mat- reedful feeders to more important sort of tinker after a fashion, Per- Nlandellc caught himself and stood lothes that delight the hard -to -please customer.
- ocking, and then surprisin C
t, 11arlock, de;�rge Me6artney, No. 8, ter on hand that won't�wait." strategies lay in the province of the hap, the tightening of a screw some- half T gly they fit perfectly; they look well, �
, erioujrh, as though he were waking Why? Because
Seaforth; Murray Gibson, Brucefteld. W%en Sevens had gone Foga,"rty man w,ho had begun life as a gay -cat ,here-' .
I J took out of his trunk a small kit of ahead of a yegg outfit. Amongthese "No!" The monosyllable rippedout suddcrily out of an evil dream, Fo- and give irn Oe wear he has a right to expect from .
.1 - tools and the counterfeit passkey, lessons, taught by experience, wary like a shot. "Get out of my room. I garty flushed brick red.
� and over the phonograph in his neigh- the maxim that in any surprising and don't want you here." 11�ly God," he exclaimed in a voice good clot e .
LONDON AND WINGELAM bour's empty room he worked for a delicate situation the burden of dis- The man with the slim but Sqmpact of (1cep chagrin. . "I forgot myself. Let us s 1 you a stock suit. If not, let us make it
I � - North-, few minutes with quick exactness. advantage lies on the first speaker. figure and the sandy hair came to a I thought I was Red Ryan again. No
3- � a.m. p.m. Whatever his undertaking was; It'left Now while the Negro went into halt, but his eyes narrowt-d to bright mattvr." lie paused and went on in d you will find it to be a hand -
M I Exeter ........... 10.16 6.04 no mark on the instrument which the bathroom, tested the faucets and ,lit,. . the even U -nor out of which he hal tailored suit. The prices are very moderate, too. �
11 Hensall ........... 10.30 6.18 had now been unpacked and set up came out, then while he was being "That record belongs to the one or permiltA,(I himself to be, for the
Kippen ........... 10.35 6.28 ready for use. Then Fogarty went tipped and withdrawing, no Word the otheir of us, Mandelle," he said monwnt, jarred.
IT. , where he quietly. "But this much i: "I have here the second record," be $16.50 to $35.00
Brucefteld ......... 10.44 6.82 back to his own -apartment, passed among the three white men. , certain. -
I Clinton Jet. . - - - - - - 10.58 6.46 bathed, dressed in evening clothes, The boy had closed the door and gone It was taken from my room when I saild. "And if this is yours then,
. I Clinton, Ar . ....... 11.05 6.52 and sat by his window watching a on and still the silence held. In that was not in that room -and presuinab- since you have destroyed mine, it's a -
I Clinton, Lv . ...... 11.15 6.52 gc;rgeonsness of coloar shift and interval of useful pause Flogarty'sl ly it was taken by you. Now I claim faia' exchange. On the other hand,
Clinton Jet . ....... 11,21 6.68 brighten in the sunset sky over the eye noted that during the little mlax- it and you claim it, anfi I don't pro- if it's mine, it belongs to me. Now
, Londesborough .... 11.85 7,12 western Pines. gin of time since Mandelle's entrance pose to be bullied in the matter. One I propose to see which one was brok- R, J. Goibb,seasforsth
Blyt1t ............. 11.44 7.21 -The gTounds about the Palmetto be had already thrust upon the dicta- of two things we must do. I have a en and which one saved."
. Belgrave .......... 11.56 7.83 Inn that night were bathed in a -wash phone the record which he had paused phonograph myself. Wt. Nvill tak6the "Then you did rob me!" ough (It Costs Little to Dress Well at -R. J. Gibb's)
1. Wingham Jet., Ar. - - 12.08 7.46 of cobalt and silver. The moon rode to confiscate as he passed the room thing into my room and sev, by test- "I did m byou, and I'm not thr
. 12.08 7.45 h;gh and white, and formal hedges, next door. Fogarty inferred from - 11 the with you yet."
Wingham, Jet., Lv.. ing it, whose it is, or I ghall, ca Fogarty glanced at Barbour and -_ -
12.12 7.56 deodar cedars, mock -oranges, and hol- that incident that the lawyer bad office and complain that you have iob- _�
- South. lies stood massively low and slender- been first concerned in assuring him- bed me. Which sball it br?" spoke crisply. - :===========:==_ i�
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- 'I, - am. , P.M. ly tall in contours of amazing beau- self as to the contents of his envel- "I robbed you!" Mirindelle barked "Sevens," he said, "will you hold ly silent they were that cylinder contains a message iu
6.55 8.16 ty. ope and next in reading the mes-saga out the words with a choli-inir passion the gun on this bird? .And if he come oppressive
Wingham . . � ....... _ listening to the jargon of sound that a ,language. which he cannot ide-AtifY -�
wingliam. Jet . ..... 7.01 8,21 Dance music drifted out oii bhe quiet of the phonograph cylinder. He knew of indignation for the insolence of bobbles sboot. We're right down to nded Markwitz. - -,but which he is willing to take oath ..
I Belgrave .......... 7.15 8.82 breeze that carried a spicy fragrance too, because of what he had himself such a statement from the MAn Who cases now, and there's stuff coming "A linguist of national reputation," is some tongue that has a gTam=aF
I Blyth ............. 7.27 8.44 of pine needles, -and after the first don, to the instrument a- little whi'le had so boldly plundered him. Why, through here that's likely to excite observed the detective, stopping the and a literature." I I
Londesborough .. .. 7.85 3.62 number Don Fogarty stood in the before, that it had --as- yet given forth damn you-" him." .stairs machine abruptIT, "assured me that (Continued next week.)
-Clinton Jet. . ance hall chatting i e u p tl%-
� ...... 7.49 4.06 door of the d incon- no sound. As though an electric curremt had Since he bad corn
� ith Hope and Hope's hus- , evenq had not spoken. Now he -_
I Clinton ............ 1 7.56 4.18 sequently wi Now he waited and M-andelle wait- been snapped his voice fill dead and S 1*
Clinton Jet. . . . - - . .. 8.08 4.20
band. BaTbour was obeying nil or-
ed, but being less educated in the
his pale face altored to a spasmodic lauglied shortly and his voice was no
A�� Brucefield ......... 8.15 4.82
4 Kippen 8.22 4.40
ders to the peak of his overstrained
abilities, but Hope's glance anxiously
pi,inciple of enduring the embarrass-
Tnent of loaded sillences, the lawyer
fright. This was P(,rhRf).q precisely reassuring. t the damned Judas?"
his was for, the "Will I siboo
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- I Hensiall ........... 8,82 4.50
noted the troubled crinkles that drew
spoke first. '
What enemy playing
effect to jar -him off bis mental, balance he questioned. ,ri a1mbst 'hope he
Exeter ...... I ...... 8.41 5.05
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about his eyes, She forbore from
him, but she wondered
"What do you want?" be demanded
and make him incautiously furious. gives me the chance."
drew back Mandelle stood, tremulous and palr�
questioning
and worried.
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"What shall, I want, iny dear fel-
With that realization he
his shoulders and began sparring for a gainst the wall with his bands raisi-
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Fogarty's pupils clouded to their
Faith drift by
low,,, countered the other with en-
"except
time. . ed, hardly daring to meet the smoul-
of the man who had
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fog -tone as he saw on
tire urbanity, ito welcome yo,1
"All right, Fogarty," lir, mid with der in the eyes
him
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jl� Goderleh\ ........... 6.00 2.20
the a.rm of a polo player. He read
eagerness in the man's eyes and
home?" .
Mandelle stood irresolute and flush-
a poor attempt at comPos"re. "Per- been his client, as they looked at
baps I hasty. We'r,, making a across the sbort-barrell,ed pistol. The
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" - , I volmesville ....... 11.17, . 21.87
guessed that the pair were going out
ing angrily. He was not in the least
was
mountain out of a molehill, after all. hand that held it was granite -firm.
I Clinton ............ 4.2155. , 2.52
there where there were influences of
beguiled by this tone of cordial
Let's go in and see what, your machine It was even easier to watch Fogarty,
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magic -and langour in the sill"
friendship. Hle knew that 'he stood
indicates." He paused, th6A -added wbo fitited the second cylinder onto
St. Columban ...:,:: 6.49" A-20
moonlight. He himself, until certailn
facing one proven onemy and one
sententiously: 'U usel the 1718;ebine his machine and then, when his fingeT
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�. Dublin ............ 6.64 ', 8-29
&�4cipmemts had come -arid shaped
ma.n whose last communication 63
fow my dictation, and much of my rested close to the starting device,
West.
th&iiselves into a pattern Which he
argued disaffection. He felt oppres-
busin,e� is confidentiii. you say took it away again.
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hoped to dictate, must stay here in-
sivegy the semie of cleverly masked
you can recognize your record at the Fogarty, as if in aft,e,rthought, re-
, I 1. Dublin ...... 10-87 .5.88 9-87
doors and think, not of love and ynoon
ambuscade, yet he hesitated to Ih,h
first words. I can do the same. I m.ovP.d the cylinder and tried to put
but it not fit
- -At Columban. 10.41 5.44 -
"SeafRi-th 9-50
mists, but of their opposites.
out wrathfully, and he took refuge in,
shall require you to stop on the first it on backwaird, would
detective, laughed.
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The evejaing -was still young when
the weak resort of sarcastic rejoind-
the core, and the
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Wrl� ��11 - " he said meditative-
UWTL ...... . . . . 3 J 00 JIM 0 came . � � er. "That suits me," ARTeed r0gartY. ev I "M
i I I . "Ibn 7-08 10-1 trance door, convoyed by ly 11that when th-me machines were -, - -_ I I I
I io �osvM,e .. 11.20 - a coloureA "I'm flattered, of course," he .said. ,,Or on the other hand, I'm equally ' - -_ I -_ � .-,.-..- 41
'Godorldh a . . ,. 11AT A 720 10-80 baggagt�bearer ; and Fogarty who, "I hadn't hoped you'd be so speedy willing to leitoit run its lenKth." first devised you could run a record � -_ - li,
r 1, e . � r I ." through seemingly -negligent eyes, of welcome, especially inasmuch as ,trim novy came the short answer. backward or forward -and when you . - ____ I r �.
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-1 ,(;oderich _... . I., , $SO" mail and key. ly,"Ithat you've paid me the Compli- bathroomi., where it lind beeft conceal- be done. with the more modern dicta- 0. . . ,When you Shine them with "Nugget". � r 1.1
� I . 'Menset ........... : .6.65 Foar jyj6ut of stopping in, my open room, hone. 1t,s a one�way machine." . ."
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.. .. I �� ...... �. - 6.25 of Which he had himself arranged- of 'take it home Mid tiT it on Your then to Mandelle, who still hold the' eye and gun the man ,whose face was origing colour of tan shoes. .r . t, 1. � ,��
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