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erinor t, ran out, nodde4 to dusty people along the'road ' fo. il, �, � :,,, . r
I _ y Dentistry a sppet - Office , look he gave me when I -was so,,ee- remained here, ten 'miles from no- You might� try. ,noW_,a1I0 e� h , �-`, .. 1
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, University of Western Ontario, Lon- terested ey6 of his too maternal land lies fox the first timel . . failure as a Citizeness Fixit sent .. N
� ead of being taken br Jeff'S Ir out of the place in a fury, carried her too smoothly. I fellowship, I suppose. I wish ii� - . �,'-� I �.
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. . in 'Aberhart's Drug Store, Main St., ed a balance of two hundred dollars. to her, and tooted the whistle in lately explained!" .�,�;o, .� ...
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I — drowsed through the early afternoons ferent titles, Claire had al[readv seen, Now that she had something to do, came u) p at thirty-five miles an hour. I "Mayn't I gi-lend you these `two-' '.1'41, �
. The garage would, with the mortgage ' ' Claire became patient. "Run out of -Now we'll get something done! that I happen to have along? I've �,
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DR. R. P. I. DOUGALL deducted, be worth nearly two thou- when a none -too -digestible small-town gas. Isn't it lucky I got that can for Look! It's a bug -a fliv-ver or a Teal. finished them, and so has father', I �' I I
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� Member of College of Physicians and /Tailed out of p, Flieve should not go. She started the en- greeted them: "Why, hello, Miss, f� I �
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Ontarim: 3004.tf when I be back." smarted with the sun -glare. In the ation, and his violentadhekence to law No wires were detached in the dis- -Detroit News- � :�, I
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Graduate Dublin University, Ire- Golwey, now loose -lipped and wabbly gine I Inside of a motor. Ub-I can't quite remember your we need is the unbroken law. -Ottawa, lz�111 � 1�
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. DIL, F. J. BURROWS shouted, "W -by, folks. Goin' outa ness. , Jeff Saxton, in -Brooklyn.-# brought. i 0 A I A 11
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; east of the Methodist church, Sea- Then, while freedom and the distant manipulations: slow for dorwn hi]17 glasses -the most expensive glasses, 1), '1�1,� .�4
, forth.. Phone 46. Coroner -for the Pacific seemed to rush at hin�-over careful of sand at the bottom, letting with the very best curved lenses -as .. .
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C. Mackay, honor graduate of Trin- entered Shoenstrom. wagon, gas for up the next hill, and - . ,'XJ
I ity University, and gold medallist of He stopped only once. His friend repeat the round all over again. But prairie roads bad for your father �_. ",",
I Trinity Medical' College; member of Lady Viere de Vere was at the edge she was joyous till noon; and with mountain roads dangerous strongly op Tires '3
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. Ontario; pass graduate courses In vaulted out, tucked Vere de Vere in- mile units; and not fretting over any- - .1.11". � f.11
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minion Bank, Seafortb. Phone No. 5. Nothing, it questionable, but struggle on." � . .�.Zz
mud -walloping Gomez -Dep in anhour lend her a gallon. seem- �11.i I
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camp three miles from Gopher Prairie She rarely lost her way. She was 1� !I) * .._4.,"
. DM J. A. MUNN guided by the friendly trail si of his bed and tried to Round ,duti- I r, �� LV,,, . I � ,
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Graduate of Northwestern Univers- Post ang telephone pole, magically that's bad for you, daddy. But isn't ':�,�,
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SeafortIr Phone 151. lazy- too much like Mae. Think of Her father's occasion will try it a few days mn-,--." I 11111,.�. ..
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.. __ me sleeping in my clothes last night!,, kept her from loneliness. He was a "I fancy we can stand up under I F. Daly, Seaforth; George H. Beatty, Varna; R. A. Sadler, Staga ,:.`,�.,
F � ELY I " Mrwr!" rebuked the cat. good touring companion. Motoring . � "I .
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different. But still-- - Let's see all
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ing of the corpse of a strange man,
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Ile shaved—two complete shRveq
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well dressed, hidden beside the road.
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Teal bug will help us." .
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father mumbl
Claire and her ed
f "Nice , view,"
He'll skip on ahead of us."
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hair. He sat down by a campfire
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armhouse--brick," or
and smiled, and were for miles as
"Of course. We haven't laid an
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sheltered between two rocks
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fought his nails, though 1.
silent as the companio nable sky.
eye on him, along the road. Hemust
have gotten into Fargo long before
Licensed auctioneer for the counties
.. of Huron and Perth. Correspondence
discouragingly crammed with motor
She thought of the people she knew,
especially of Jeff Saxton. But silo
we did. Now to -morrow I think—
arrangements for sale dates can be
grease. Throughout this interesting
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but quite painful ceremony Milt kept
could not clearly. remember his lean
CHAPTER VII
made byg.11i.ng up phone 212, Sea -
I forth, or X.Positor Office. Charg-
up a conversation between himself as
earnest face. Between her and Jeff
. g sunny leagues. But she
-ere sweepin
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the World's Champion Dude, and hi.
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coat, a cat, and an interest In Japan.
the hole in the mud. Shp had start-
I .j I OSCAR KLOPP
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and Vere de Vere asleep in the
sleeve of the winter ulster, his bumb-
No singer after a first concert has
ed gallantly, scooting along the level
road that flies straight west of Fargo.
Honor Graduate Carey Jones,
tional School of Auctioneering, Chi-
ling voice slackened; in something
felt more triumphant than Claire
r first state -line.;
But at noon she encountered a rest-
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like agony he muttered:
"But what's the use? I can't
ru mitiled over the bridge across the
aurant which made eating seem an
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ything but a dubl Clean -
Red River into North Dakota. To
Dakota car licenses every -where,
That they might hnv- fair fame
I . keeping with prevailing market Sat-
isfactido Write
ing my nails, to make a hit with a
that's got hands like hersl It,s
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instead of Minnesota, was like the
among motorists the commercial club
of Reaper bad set at the edge of town
AssfIred. or wire,
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girl
a long trail to Seattle, but it's a darn
sensation of street signs in a new
language. And when she found a
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sight longer one to being—being—
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good hotel in Fargo and had a real
Town—$peed Limit 8 Miles per hr."
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dentally, what the deuce am I going
batb, she felt that by her own efforts
Being interpreted, that sign mesint
that if you went much over twenty
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she bad earned the right to enjoy it.
,Mr. Boltwood caught her enthusl�
asm. Dinner was a festival, and in
miles an hour on the main stre-6t, peo.
ple might glance at you; and that the
the impression
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THE LAND OF BILLOWING .
iced tea the peaceful conqui stadores
drank the toast of the ne w Spanish
real welcome, only of
Reaper that tourists were likely to
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Main; and afterward, arm arm,
went chattering to the movies.
one ,restaurant. It was called the
Eats Garden. As Claire fa-
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Rippling and blue, with long grass up
dancing fight
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browsing a small, bettle-like, tin-cov-,
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