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" Co&ge, University -of Toronto. All that I can't log my timber without a little to one side in a listening at- were picturesque feII6W9"and in all 01: aCU% Indigestion. She ate half a .,1V1, !�k " I ',a � , � I � , .. .."', ...
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southern fringe of your timber north She nogded. "�% did I, Miss Sum- . " :,
q� ,MEDICAL who through bitter years has sought from the scabbard, and"41rision of a ped but firm (most amazingly free met him." . - 11,. Z�
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, far side of the Squaw Creek Water- has at length discovered it. Ah, yes, of course-tbe:,'6xpress mes- quite ready to start.r, "That was mighty kind and consid,:,' .11 .11 �
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Medicine and Master of Science, Uni- ,,, Indeed, while the girl was looking thas man coloild Pennington and my, . ��, 7 5-111, ,
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wersity of Western Ontario, London. spur of low hills, and - then south CHAPTER VI further to clinch her linitant assump- Then we'll drift. George, suppose covertly at ,him, She saw his jaw Set father have been having troubler � ',I .1
� Member of College of Physicians and . eleven miles thiough the level coun- It was on the day that John Cardi- tion that here was the 9dquoia motor YOU Pile Miss Sumner's hand � � j�'�,�;
try along the bay shore. If you want . . -baggage and a sudden, fierce light leap up in "Yes----?' Here George Sea Oi ...", I
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in the tonneau and then pile in there his eyes, which at first sight gracefully unburdened himself of a � , , , -
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- to reduce your Squaw Creek grade Bryce saykn that, following four ing the wind -shield! � Yourself and keep Marcelle company. , 1� ,�,,, .�. �
east of post oVice. Phone 56, Hensall. seemed to her rather quizzleah Sub- fervent curse directed at Shirley's �� " - . �
-, . to say two per cent., figure on ten Pii g I'll drive; and you can sit up in front consciouely he lifted one hand from avuncular relative- -whereupon that . . : - �
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DR. J. A. MUNN couple extra locomotives. You un- Sequia, to take over his redwood her- Living Authority approached George the wind -shield where you#11 not be his head a very little bit; consequent- and heard no more. I : 11 �� "I I
Successor to Dr. R. R. Ross derstand, of course, Colonel, that no itage-that he discovered that a Sea Otter, not�ng, the While, further bl-own about." I _,,�v
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Graduate Dublin University, Ire- let for the timber. See here:" argic with misery. Eventually he 1hey Ishook, George .Sea Otter's glided away on its journey. "By the for just a minute to appreciate it?" , you now," he said. "11hank you fog :1,
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Itottmitia Hospital for Women and pocket the rough sketch -map of the telephone, and pressed a button on the pleasuraJAy. Bryce tossePhis - ba west toward the distant blue woun- he descended Irom the car and sat at My father never leaves the ,office I , " . ,,�-, . 11
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Utply occupied by Mrs. Parsons. bered 'ill." one Thomas Sinclair, answered. ened the front door; ano tys young happen to connect me with Cardi- ty of the scene, "it's a he countryi I Ing to hurry down to that little-bu �: .11 ;
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-�J car and go over to Red Bluff for Driver, -this is the stag for Se- "Colonel Seth Pennington means house, however, Bryce cheered up, and 1�1. ,
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Auron. "Bet you a chaw ol tobacco hewon't. Anything else?" keen wits assured her that this was I � .. .. I �,
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F. W. AHRENS again mebbe you can't. it took me Sea Otter broke into a series of grunts t i m e,; h,- lift(41 his feet too high." "',
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Licensed Auctioneer for Perth and a long time to figger out just Wher? trousers, yellow button shoes, a blue away with you." Re fac,d ,the girl and gutiural exclamations which evi-1 "Can he -ev at all now, George?" flavor of fresh ... I
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,ond luck to you, whichever way the and a pair of headed buckskin glovei$ the stage?" , . ..
634 r 6, R. R. No. 4, Mitchell, Ont. cat -'ump9.1, with fringe dependent from the the rear; apparently hi- was pr)- til you told mo ihis afternoon. I had- thrill to every bite. , �,� �
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OSCAR W. REED , gauntlet, and a broad white beaver "That means you ,A'!! have to wait, loundly interested in wl,,t,,,r info - 1 111t. h -rd ,,,,,r,l , ,it it. If T h , , . i-ley's is good . 1. , '. I
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Licensed auctioneer for the Conn. ton. rattleqnake-skin band. here three days until !Ili- stage re- mlition hi,; henchman had to impart.. f om-or woli'd linvo tak-on that t - �, .
It decided him to make haste Across the windshield of the Napier turns from Sequoia." Itre replied. When Goorge Sea Otter finished his �,nr jImn' nrrmd tho Nvorl(l." ..i\ ( . �'..i.. .
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mill sawed on a reserve supply Proted Your Summer Collage From Fire I ''I .1
Honor Graduate Carey Jones' Na- Sbe 1 from the wheel -rut on the ouL-ide of � ,,.''. r
logs taken from the last of the old Pleeted to designate her thus in the complained, "how fearfully awkwardl 1 1
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Mkod Live ,Stock,'Real ,Estatet Mer- Sage on the steamer to Sequoia -and timbered canons below. Their course, � �.'
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ehoudise and Farm Sales. eent. less than normal, and by the ly she was a very superior person. Marcelle is such a poor sailor. Oh, led through a rugged wilderriess, wide-: 1� r. I"', _ I ��
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