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THE MCKILLOP MUTUAL
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READ OFFICB-SHAFORM ONT.
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North. ha.m. P.M. t
Exeter ............ 10.16 6.04 �'
Rensall ........... 10.30 6.18 t
Kippen ........... 10.85 6.23
Brucefield ......... 10.44 6.32 b
Clinton Jet . ....... 1-0.68 6.46 a
Clinton, Ar . ....... 11.05 6.62 t
Clinton, Lv . ....... 11.15 6.52 d
Clinton Jet . ....... 11.21 6.68 t
Loudesborough .... 11.35 7.12 3
Blyth ............. il'.44 7.21 t
Belgrave .......... 11.56 7.33 t
Wingham. Jet., Ar. - 12.08
12.09 7.46 h
wingum .......... 12.12 7.55 `
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V 6.55 8.15 1
Winghain Jet . ..... 7.01 3.21 1
Belgrave .......... , 7-15 3.32 1
Blyth ............. 7.27 3.44
Londesborough - - - - 7.35 8.52 i
I . Clinton Jet . ....... , 7.49 4.06
1 Clinton ........... 7.56 4.13 1
8.03 4.20 ,
� Brueefield ......... 8.16 4.32 1
Kippen ........... 8.22 4.40 ,
Hensall ........... 8.82 4.5o I
Exeter ............ 8.47 6.05 1
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Goderich ........... 6.00 2.20 '
Holimesville ........ 6.17 2.37 1
Clinton ............ 6.25 2.62 4
1 Seaforth ........... 6.41 3.12
St. Columban ...... 6.49 8.20 1
Dublin .. � .......... 6.54 8.28
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� Dublin ...... 10.87 6.88 9.37 1
� St. Colunihan. 10.42 5.44
� Seaforth ..... 10.53 5.58 i-*io, 1
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I Clinton ...... 11-10 6.08 10.04
lJoiniesville .. 11.20 7.08 10.13
� - Goderich ..... 11.40 7.20 10.80 i
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onset ...... .5.55 ,
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MeNaught .............. 6.52 ,
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. . _ ve got itl The guy that bunch of -sheep �#ov.p to water � I _ - , �� `��!._ _...
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�. I I 11 �� who did the holding up bad his horse right. The, deputy glanced quietj, Tfiere W4 a � _. " � ,
I , .1 away. I clean _.,t4r'g0t them this 7 -:round, h0tili *or .� � � � ; 11 ,� 1- I
i I � . down here. He loaded the sack on mO,njmg.,P , ty, in the�-, i�_ e of b W
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I M"WIMMM"W" � _ . Its back and drove off up the ditch. - ht - , Mr, I 11 .11 t . . 1,
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. (Continued from last week) All we got to do is follow the'ditch 'bo ea d to Me- spoke to the driver, Mr. Norris," - �, I - 11 . .11 _�i�'. ,�� up
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You can't tell. The robber May where he climbed out and struck a- the hol&ups were ibei'01!! again, ose, I � 1. 1, .
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be right round here now." Her eyes, cross ,country.,, the cattle detective. , ,_ U04bel,16
"I saw only onej anO,, � dn't see him The Mexican now had it by heart, "The quicker the sooner, I expect 0, tPA0,0i01lm
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9 . "That's right, Phil. He must have very good. He was x.glgm fellow in and he pattered off the thing from "And 'by might you�ll have I - I crearal
shi,nin with excitement, passed the � ,U
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crowd moving in and out of the store, had a pardner UP at the head -gates.. a black mask." I I bpginnin,g to end without a pans - Mr.
for already the news of the hpld-up They had some kind of signal arrang- "You don't say. Wo:rs� ou: the l4elissy lean e. Hold-up roped and hog-tiei:1111 inA4 I t,
had brought -riders and ranchindn jog- tid, an . , Y ., behind the counter, ed 'Not so yo 11 ;
, , d when Mr. HoU-up' ' . U could notice edl& 1�-
was ready ,driver?,, �, , , it, Aft,
ging in to learn the truth of the wild (town c �.,4 her elb6wa �n It and fastened her eyes you a sheep -herder these days, chitia L
ome the water and washed Out Alan felt the color on the boyish face of the officer. in Norris ? rp Mr. � All
tale that had reached them. , suffuse his face. "' 'kator
his tracks. It's a blame, smooth piece "No, I was the g-uard.'t " her heart she was troubled. ibali
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1 � HOW The gentle irony Of this was not Z fl,.N
"More likely he's twenty iniles a- of,business if you ask me." "Oh, you were the guord." much did he know? What could he lost On its Object, for in the 'V e,st a cold is m
way. But whoever ,he is, he knows " The fellow made two bad breaks, Alan felt the su ' ,. V1
, ave. li�uy that cov- discover from the evidence she had berder of sheep is the next remove to d
this country, He ni'dile'a slip and though. That piece of shirt "Is One, ered this man's amuge zient, and he left? He had the reputation of being from a dumb animaL. ,
Melissy's gaze was' turned to the land him "in th I it impotently. 911n Melissy the best trailer apd the most fearless "No, I'm riding for the Quarter Cir.- M, -
palled Jose by -his name." This foot -print is another. They may resented �4023mulsi
I ,q pen yet." +_ U. .W� ; A -
dust whirl that advanced up the road
that ran round the corral. "That
,"I don't- think," returned the old
man -with composure,
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gra�tef ul. s sUPPOIT Ile Was the more
- - Ona. - su ly she had
covered her tracks safely.
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cle K Bar outfit. This is the first -,- .. 0,10,00, 0� � , f - � .�,
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time I ever took the dust 1 . �.` - ,
doesn't prove anything, Alan. Every-
-Jose.
and as he spoke
his foot erased the tell -tale print. "I
'low
"And we all think he just right
did
in using his common sense, Mr. Nor-
From Jose the ranger turned to
Alan. "We'll hear
of a sheep 1. . 1. ,"11'. �Z " ,,, -
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in my life. I did it to oblige Mr. tended. The gi*I I- s, le,,',.
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body knows He's lived all over
Arizona --at Tucson and Tombstone
there won't anybody go to the
pen for he'pin himself to Mr. Morse's
ris," the girl flashed. -, -
"Oh
your account of
it now, seh," he said gently.
Lee." leave him and go about b.ei,:W6Aj�..1 I
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"Oh! To oblige Mr. Lee?" Her role was to appear as
and Douglas."
"That's right, too," the lad admit
gold dust. I don7t eve a cuss who
it was.,,
certainly."
An� with that he was gone after
While Alan talked, Jack's gaze
drifted through the window to the
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"He wanted to water them, and his uous as possible,but sheovould not*o�r ,� .
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herder 4asn't here."
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Norris laughed in his low,
her father to help- him ' Water the
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flock of sheep that were being driven
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sist the fascination of trying to Pr100*_,..1 .� "' , � "
"Must 'a, been wanting water his thoaght_� :,,,,. , .:, : � 'I, �
The -riders in ad
. vance of the dust
cloud resolved theraselves into the
easy
way. "I'm with you, Mr. Lee. We'll
make a thorough job while we're
sheep.
"I don't see why those sheep have
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up from the ditch by Lee and Norris.
That little pastoral scene had its sig-
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Jack ainiably. reckon," e ted b . .., _. - ".,P.qse will come, �
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ack with 11 . 10,
Norris. Her
incautious admission was - already
at
it and mess up'these other tracks.
After that well follow the ditch up
to be watered right now.`,sbe frown
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ed to Alan. -Dad did water them
this 'him "
- nificance for him. He had arrived at
the locality of the hold-up a few inin-
-1111, a bows�
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"You bet' Lee feels bettex satis- win it , I , . '-A "*ait for �
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fied now he's watered them.- ?!! - , I I I - IWI
�hem !!!,s - -Aeris- '11-
troubling her.
and see if there's anything doing."
morning. I helped
'Together
utes after they had left, and his keen
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clBut I'm sure you're right. No
They remounted their broncos and
they went into the store
Jose
intelligence had taken in some of the
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Norris changed the subject. "Yout The ran I : - or in: , `
hold-up with any sense would stay a-
rode them across the tracks several
where was telling hie story fo�
the sixth' time to a listening circle of
points they had observed. A rapid
circuit of the spot at the distance
must have burnt the wind getting thought'.. -. , . '. ... , . , ,
thought
thought
thought �'. ... . , li� he � - ',,
here.
round here and wait to be caught.
times, then followed the lat eral up,
plainsmen, A
of
thirty yards had shown him tracks
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I didn't expect to see you rought ' s gaze : - `
for brougoW- I dist� I
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He's probably gone up into the Gall-
one on either sidq of the ditch, their
eyes fastened to the ground to ee
s
"And right then he come at -you
no
leading from the place except those
some hours." ance to mr-et he .
.. em . lay.'
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"I happened to be down at Yeager,s behind Otose cold eyes she
"Unless he's cac4ed the gold and is
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any evidence of a horse having c lam-
and ree-quested yore 1A@W outfit to
poke a hole in the seeneqr with Yore
which ran up the lateral on either
side of it. It was possible that these
could not
ranch and one of the boys got me guess. .
trying to throw 61
. T suspicion."
The girl moved forward to the end
bered over the bank. They drew in
sight of the ranch house dis-
front feet?" old Dave Ell-iis asked just
belonged to the horses of the robbers,
on the line from Mesa." "You're more hopeful than I am,
"Picked UP any clues yet?" asked Miss Lee."
of the house with Alan to meet her
without
covering what theywere looking for.
as Melissy entered. I
"SL Senor."
but if so the fellows were singularly
careless of detection. Moreover, the
the other carelessly, yet always with "What are You sending them ont
father. At that instant, by the ironic
humor of chance, her glance fell up-
Lee's heart was in his mouth, for he
knew that he would see presently
"One of MacQueen's Roaring For)c
booty must be accounted for. They
had
that hint of a sneer; and innocently for, then?" %
Flatray answered, "They seem to be 110h, well, the boys need- to
on a certain improvised wash -stand
what his eye sought.
"I
gang did it, I'll bet," Alan contribut-
ed sourly.
not. carried it with them, since
me empty box remained to show that
work
right seldom." off some of their energy-, and there's
"Didn't
covered with oilcloth. She shook her
bead decisively. "No, he won't risk
reckon the fellow went down in-
stead of up," suggested Norris.
"What kind of a lookin' guy was
they had poured the gold into sacks,
know but you'd happened always a show they might happen on
on the fellow's trail." to the robbers."
waiting to do that. HeT make sure
"No, he came up."
he?" .-Poke up a dark young man
known as Bob Farnum.
and it would have been impossible to
take the box as it was on a horse.
"I guess I'm as much at sea as "Do you think some of t'he Boar.
of his escape first."
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Lee had stopped and was studying
"A big man, senor, and looked a
Nor had they buried it, unless at the
you are," was the equivocal answer. ing Fork gang did it?"
Lee
reckon."
"Have you beard, Daddy?" Melissy
wheel tracks that ran up from the
ditch to his ranch house. His face
ruffian."
"They're
bottom of the irrigating ditch, for
came over from the stable, :'Can't say."
still wearing spurs and gauntlets. 11 suppose you are staying here in
called out eagerly. She knew she
was very white and set. 'He pointed
always that way until you
run 'em down," grinned Ellis. "Never
some signs of their work must have
remained.
"Howdy, Jack!" he nodded, not the ,hope that they will drop in and
must Play the part expected of her,
vk 4 -F 41 11 I
to them with a shaking finger.
"",L I
knew a hold-up wasn't eight foot high
Balancing probabilities it had seem-
quite so much at his ease as usual. deliver themselves to you."
"Got liver th .1 I 11 rr I
e jump, idn L, you., e ooked at ner out of an expres- -
a . a young g r nouc nterested ere s where he went in the ditch an,d then some -to the fellow at the ed to Flatray that these might be "I kept movin',11 sionless face. "That's about it, I � �
in this adventure which had occurred and there's where he came out - 11 wrong end of the gun." the tracks of ranchmen who had ar-
n the community. stream, cast a "This shorely beats bell, don't it?" reckon. But what I tell the public is i
"If you mean to say, Dave Ellis, rived after the hold-up and were fol- Lee glanced around, selected a smooth that I'm staying so as to be within I ,; �
He nodded grimly, swinging from casual eye on the double track, and that I la- down to - 1-1 4P ,, Al lowi- +1, i 11 A�
the saddle. She observed with sur-
pris* that his eye did not meet hers.
. an
nodded. He was still in a fOg Of was beginning hotly when the old
mystery, but the old man was already
6 e escap ng an tS Up Lne
lateral. For unless these were the
Doulder, and fired his discharge of
tobacco juice at it true to the inch.
telephone connection. You see, Sheriff
Burke is moving up to cut them off .
This -was not like hini.
frontiersman interrupted.
fearing the worst. "Keep your shirt on, McKinstra. I
robber's, there was no way of escape
except either up or down the bottorn
"Reminds me of the old days. you
fiom the Catalinas, Jackson is riding
"What do you think."
His gaze met that of Norris before
He gulped out his fears trembling- don't mean to say it. Nobody but a
ly. For himself, he was of a flawless
of the ditch. His search had elimin-
boys ain't old enough to'recall them,
but stage hold-ups were right numer-
out from Mainnooth to haid them off
that way, these anxious lads that have
�e answered, and there was in it some
darn fool makes a gunplay when the
nerve, but this touched nearer home cards are Stacked that -a -way. Yore
ated the Possibility of any other but
the road, and this was travelled too
ous then."
just pulled out from here are taking
iint of a great fear. "Beats me,
Lissy."
.
than his own &.1ger. bad play was -in reaching for the gun
"Them wheel -tracks was made by
frequently to admit of even a chance
Blandly the deputy looked from one
to the other. "I don't suppose either
care of the Galiuros. I'm supposed
to be sitting with my fingers o -n the
He had told the simple truth, but
at all."
MY little gyurl's runabout, Phil." "Well, Jack Flatray will git him.
"Good
of escape by it without detection.
Jack filed away one or two questions
of you gentlemen happen to have
been down and looked over the
keys as a sort of Posse dispatcher,"
"Well, I hope
iot the whole truth. The men had
vaited at the entrance to the Box
heavens!" The younger I'll b,et a stack of blues on that," con-
man drew rein sharply and stared
ir his brain for future reference. The
ground
where the hold-up was? The tracks
you won't catch them,
she told him bluntly.
�anon for nearly two hours without
at tributed a fat ranchman wheezily.
him. "You don't think-" "Unless mussed the trail
most important of these was to dis-
cover there
were right cut up before I got there."
I
)i a n d A o M "
...... I Ing
bear
he arrival of the stage. Deciding
you up
He broke off recalling the sharp, coming back," said Ellis to the stage-
whether had been any
water in the ditch at the time the
This center shot silenced Lee for
(Continued next week.)
hat something must have happened,
firm little footprint on the edge Of driver.
of
hold-up.
ar instant, but Norris was on the
.*- -
hey started back, and presently met
the ditch some miles below. "We didn't. I thought of that, and
"I
TIC had decided to follow the tracks
spot with smiling ease.
"No, Mr. Lee and I have been hunt
RUN DOWN IN HEALTH
Mexican ,who stopped to tell them
don't reckon I know what to I had Jose d,i,, �lear round the
leading up the ditch and found -no dif-
-
ing strays on the mesa. We didn't
1111 It hs doubtful if you wouldsontle
he news. To say that they were
think. If she was in this, she's got I place. Jack will find it all right un-
ficulty in doing so at a fast walk.
hear about it till a few minutes ago,
Why Many Men and Women Are
azed is to put it mildly. To expect
some good reason." A wave of pas- less there's too much travel before he
"By
Without any hesitation they paralel-
We're P,t your service, though, Mr.
Badly Handicapped.
heni to believe that somebody else
sion suddenly swept the father. gets here," said Alan.
led the edge of the lateral. Nor had
Sheriff, to join any
When you are so run down in health
ad heard of the secret shipment and
God! I'd like to see the man tha Farnum laughed malevolently.
�"Mebbe
the deputy travelled a quarter of a
posses you want
to send
that it impairs the efficiency of your
ad held up the stage two miles from
dares mix her name up in this." he'll got him and mebbe he
mile before he made a discovery The
out."
"Much obliged. I'm going to
r power to enjoy
he place they had chosen, was to ask
Norris met this with his- friendly I won't. Jack's human, like the, rest
"You
rider on the right hand side oi� the
send
- ou t toward the Galiuros in fl
-
yo.,ur leisure hours, or obtain rest, it
credulity too simple, Yet this was
smile. can't pick a row with 11 of us, if he is the best sheriff i -n
stream had been chewing t h o,an(
0 acc ,�l
�
ne a W
otcs , I'l I b
minu now e right to
is time you looked to the cause. If
he fact that confronted them.
me. about that, old man. I'm withl Arizona. Here's hoping he don't get
'
he had a habit of splasbing his mark �
glad
have you take charge of it, Mr. Nor-
vou do not, a serious breakdown is al -
*
Arrived at the scene of the robbery
you till the cows come home. Butthatl him. Any man that waltzes out of
on boulders he passed in the form of !
r is. "
most sure to result. In nearly all
oth men had dismounted and had ex-
ain't quite the way to go at this busi- � the cactus and appropriates twenty
tobacco juice. Half a dozen times be-
�
The derisive humor in the
(ases this condition, which doctors
mined the ground thoroughly. What
ness. First thing, we've got to wipe' thousand dollars belonging to Mr.,
fore he reached the I,(,(, ranch the
ne wly
appointed (1(,PutY',; eyes did not
usutlly describe as general debility,
hey saw tended still more to bewil-
out these tracks. How? Why, sheep! Morse is welcome to it for all of me.
ranger saw this signaturP of idvntit,� .
quite
reach the s u r f a ce.
is due to poor blood -blood that is
er them. Neither of them was a
There's a bunch of three hundred 1' on't care if he is one of Mac-
. ,
writ large on ginooth rockc; shin' . .
in�,, in I
'
S u r e. Whenvvvr you want me."
deficient in red corpuscles. When the
enderfoot, and the little table at the
-- - __ Queen's bad men. I wish it had been
the sun. The last place he saw it
"I'm going to -end Alan McKin-
blood is thin and weak your whole
urnmit of the long hill told a very
-
forty thousand,"
wag at the p-nint where the two rid- i
,tra AIOTI�l to guide You, Ile knows
.system suffers. You lose appetite,
angled tale to those who had eyes
rarrium did not need to explain the
ers defloctpd from the lateral toward j
that country like a book. You want
have no energy, your nerves trouble
o read. Obvious tracks took them
reasons for his sentiments. Every-
the ranch house, following track.- I
'
to head for the lower pass, swing up
you and you feel restless.
.
t once to the spot where the bandit
body present knew that he was the
which led up from the bottom of the ,
piable Canon, and work up in the
What you need is help to build up
ad stood in the bushes, but there
When I leader of that bunch of cattlemen
ditch.
headquarters of the Three Forks."
your blood and you should begin at
.
as something about them that
w ho had bunched them,w1ves together
An instant later Flatra ' v bad dodg- l�
Within a quarter an hour the
of
once to make your blood rich and red
truck both men as suspicious'
"Looks
to rusist the encroaclowe,nts of sheep
Y01JR bell 1�
,
rd hark into the chaparral, for Rome- �
posse was in motion. Flatray watch�
by taking Dr. Williams, Pink Pills.
You
like these are worked out
rbl ff 1 upon the range. Aniong these the
"),
body was drivinp: a flwk of -.been
"
ed it disappear in the dust of the
will soon notice the difference in
n purpose," commented Lee. "The
leaving too trail to fol-
,feeling against Morse N��zs explosive-
-a personal
'
(ImAm to the rlitcb� TIC made out that I
rorid wiihout a .-mile. Ile had sent
your health by a better appetite and
increased -vigor. The is that
,-uy'g easy a
serVL'C(! ly dangerous. It had fuund expres-
there were two riders behind them, I
them out merely to distract the at-
reason
:)w, and it quits right abrupt in the
1_\ sion in more than one raid upon biq
and that they had no dog. For the I
t(ntion of the public and to got rid of
the new blood created by Dr. WTI -
,ushes. Must 'a, took an airship
sheep. Many of them had been de-
present his curiosity was satisfied. T40 �
as many as possible of the crowd. For
liams' Pink Pills stimulates all the
rom here, I 'low."
h
stroyed by one means or another, but
thought he knew why they were wat- I
he was quite as well aware as the
Organs of the body to healthy activity
"Does look funny. Hellol W a t's
I Morse, with the obstinacy character-
,heep in this odd fashion. Swift- I
ering s
J(,adc,1- (,f the po- a h
,se that this se re
and so the system gains nourishment
his?"
I
"'
I' iqtic of him, bad replaced them with
ly he bad made a circuit, draw -n rein I
in the Galiuros was a wild-goose
and strength. If you are weak or
Norris had picked up a piece of
I , fl_'� others ,and continually increased his
4
f )�`k
in frnnt of ths store, .and dropped in .
chase. Somewhere Lvithin three hun-
" ut of sorts, begin gaining new
,lack cloth and was holding it out.
I , ,,A�V. herds. There had been threats a-
-i
)"��. ,
just in time to hear his name. Now,
Ired yards of the place he. stood both
strength to -day by taking Dr. Wil-
k startled oath slipped from the lips
, gainst his life, and one of his herd-
" ,
, 'N
as with one ear he listened to Alan's 11
tho rohber an(] his hoofv were in all
liam- Pink Pills, "I was in a badly
,f the Southerner. He caught the
I ,6., -,
., , � , ers had been wounded. But the mine-
V
account or the hold-up, with his suh-
probability to be found.'
r un down condition," says Mrs. J.Pot-�
-ag from the hands of his companion
. ,_P,
, .. - . , owner went his way with quiet fear-
_ \,,
iz _� 0_1 �
conscious mind he was with the sheep i I
Flatray was quite right in 'his sur-
ter, of Winnifred, Alta., "when I be-
tnd studied it with a face of growing
... I " .
- lessnegs and paid no attention to the
l,j� ,--� \\
herdpri who were driving the flock
mige, since Melissy Lev who had come
gan using Williams' Pink Pills and
Lstonishment.
J , , . , I
I';- I .f ., , I . animosity he had stirred up. The
'!;_ .
''; ,e , , , ,
�
bark into the. pasture.
out to see the posse off, was standing
they fully restored my health. I
"What's up?"
-
�_ ", I . 1. _i� I , general feeling was that the trouble
�.i �_ - y �' � .� - �
"Look�; like our friend the bad man
a, the end of the porch with her
strongly recommend this medicine to
Lee dived into his pocket and drew
- , ..�.. -l",_ . ., .
.1� "!: -I"- � must ,soon come to a head. Nobody
,� , ,
wag ontn big job all right," was t 11 (,
dusky eye-, fastened on him, the while
all weak people."
orth the mask he had been wearing.
il
, .,4 , ,__ - - -
K. , ,� �, expected the rough and ready vaq-
?� / 'I , 1) I __
deputy's only rommpnt when Alan
he ,stood beside the house with one
TI
1,T , Williams' Pink Pills are sold by
'Wently be fitted it to the other. The
, ,� f:� \ -, I
k . Q �, ,., 7!,
. :1� 1 �, 4'�, � " ueros, reckless and impulsive as thev
-
had Finished.
foot resting negligently on the oil-
all medicine dealers or by mail at 60
lieces m -atched exactly, both in length
4 ,
1,
� � . __ X ,
/ , 1, I r were, to submit to the loss of the
"I'll bet he's making his getaway
cloth cover of the wasli-qtand.
rent-
, a box from the Dr. Williams'
.nd in the figure of the pattern.
I . � range, which meant too the wiping
int.o the hills mighty immediate,"
She had cast him out of her friend -
Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont.
When the Southerner looked up his
out of their means of livelihood, with-
Vl'hon the b�,li on you r tcleyyl�o_ I
chuckled Baker. "If(, can't find a
qhip becauso of his unworthiness, but
- �
Lands were shaking and his face ash-
out a bitter struggle that would be
bank in thc mountain -side to depwgif,
there was a tumult in her heart at
n.
rings, -;,) i,. c!) od y has ,,,, p-r.-:-- I both lawless and bloody.
that gold any too soon to suit him."
sight of him, No matter how her
The tendency of culture
"For God's sake, Phil, what does
message for you, Wherefore there was .silence after
"Shn! I'll bet be. ain't worried a
judgment condemned him as a villain,
is, and will probably continue to be,
his mean?" he cried hoarsely. .
� Farnum had spoken, broken at length
It mean-, that �,ninoon(, I.-, I I ,, � �..;
some instinct. in her denied the possi-
towards science and away from art
"Search me."
,�
use of a persunal ((p, by
1" " , I �, 1, , the amiable voice of the fat ranch-
. - - -_ I - - - -_ - _. - -
hility of it. ,
She was torn in conflict
and literature. -Mr . Bertrand Russell.
"It must have been -looks like the
God,
we have prDvidcd, an'(1 , hat iw!,.�, rran, Baker.
.
"Well,
I
1927 Christmas Seas
between her liking for him and her
iold-up was somebody -my man,
.secured Connection k%1' 11 tl,, we'll see what we'll see," he
'
conviction that he deserved only con-
It is easier to live within an income
Ve left this rag at the ranch when we
,
honal equipment reaching you. wheezed complacently. ",knd any-
tempt. Somehow it hurt 'her too that
than to live without one. -The Fourth
tarted!" the rancher whispered.
. ways I got to have some horseshoe
I T h e 1 9 2 7
he accepted without protest her ve
Fstate.
"That's right."
More than this, he has se.cu,,(,,i
plug, Melissy."
C h r I a t mme
,a
di�pt, appeared so willing to be a
"We planned this thing r4ght under
the pe"onal use of the necessaiv
The girl laughed nervously as she
seals, in old of
stranger to her.
.0
,he nigger's room. He must 'a' heard
connecting equipment in a centr.'!
reached for what he wanted. "You're
*
.... � . t h e Muskoka
I _7 a n d Toronto
No w that the actual physical dan-
Lnd- But it don't look like Jim
office and the Per.sOncl.1 sei-vier_';
a safe prophet, Mr. Baker," she said.
�1, 1 4z�_ : mospitsils to r
ger of her adventure was past Melissy
Man of the Family, at r1ght
3udd to do a thing like that."
of one or more telepho-rie opera-
"Hib'd be a safe one if he'd prophesy
I " . C Onsinnoth,Ls,
V7 - I
a., awnFe too of a chill dread lurk -
Norris had crossed the road again
torB.
that Jack Flatray would have Mr.
. - � have Ju
, st boen
- Is � Lo ed. TheAG
ing at her heart. She was no longer
1f YOU Vvem R Wee lad, haMly
knd was standing on the edge of the ,
.
When you are talking, with hini
Hold -u in the calaboose inside of
Lys,"
I
)i a n d A o M "
...... I Ing
bear
buoyed up by the swiftness of action
111rht and you hadn't seen your
mother
ateral.
three put in a half-gr6wn lad
'It.v Sealq,
which had called for her utmost
or four little brothers and
"Hellol This ditch is full of water.
You are using hundreds or even
in leathers.
I t 11 0 d.6ble-
I barred R e d
nerve. There Was nothing she could
sisters for ever go long, and if you
had a pain in your ch"t all day-
Arhen we passed down it was empty,"
thousands of dollors' wortli cf
"I ain't so sure about that. Youll
Cross, rRrry a
do now but wait, and waiting -was of
1111 It hs doubtful if you wouldsontle
te said.
telephone equipment. .
have to show e, and so will Mr.
1�
message of
all things the one most foreign to her
as bravely and say ir�w do you do9"
'd
Lee crossed over and stood by his
And in order that this equipment
Deputy Sheri ff Flatray, retorted
hope to those who are Fo.fniot�d with
consumption. rvery dollar rpcelv�d
impulsive temperament, She ack-
so cbeedly aA3 Bert does -stretch
out -anly an his little cot in thee
ide, a puzzled frown on 8 -face.
.I hi
may always be rearly f or
Farriu7n.
,
thrmigh their sale in used for the
nowledged too some fear of this quiet
Q1111 MarY HospitELT for consurrop-
'There hadn't ought to be water run-
Your
nal use, it is c
perso losely watch-
A shadow darkened the doorway.
maintenance or Patients.
The National Sanitarium A,qF".1R-
'
soft-spoken frontiersman. All Arl-
tive Children at Weston. I
Bert'a dAddy h" been dead for
king hyer now," he said, as if to'him-
ed, tested, checked.
"Good afternoon, gentlemen all-
tton is in need of fun(lp to ,arry on
zona kne-* not only the daredevil
a
long time. and hia motber goes out
;elf. "I don't see how it could 'a'
and Miss Lee," a pleasant voice drawl-
the work of Its hospitals At Muskolo,
spirit that fired his gentleness, but
WashinK_-And tbbi wee lad nAdd to,,,
onle hyer, for Bill Weston -he's the
It's a personal service. .
ed.
and at WAsto'ro. Why iiot 1,,,iv 1:,(-
the competence with which lie set
belp lo,bk after the others. He eaftht
'6o#4
[iteb Ader-went to Mess this mo'n-
..
The circle of eyes focused on the
Be IrA In lieu of otbo.rp.? �;ot only
,
wnFL1 you get good vshid'in return. hut
about any task he assigned himself.
a bad cold and might have
snuffed qut-ari many another '1(ttle
fig, and coulAn't W got back to turq
new-comor and saw EL lean, muscular,
your money will qervo a greAzpr en(i
,,
ghe did not see how he could untavial
human eandle haa been by the ohill
h, JA 01 ` I
I .
� I
young felloW of medium height, cool
-for it will go to ihop sorneone in
this mystery. She had left no clues
wiva of evasurnottan-but trAt, hie0
-
, The younger man
L �
I f"I W
J0 �A the the
I .
and alert, with the dust of the desert
distresa.
Look for the doub`i,� bmrrod 1-ri
behind her, she felt sure of thato, and
Was sent Juat In time to the 'qU�iki`
Hospital for tretotment. ,, ��
1� , "!
Nlr�
I edge of
i�M' botprint;at
[� 't
, *�'*hg, its one Velissy hid
"to. "."','I
.
li .1
on every sunbaked, inch of lilm.
Cross on every packet. ,1�one nflieri
are genuine.
yet was troubled lest he guessed at
0141�1\
ould YOU not Uke. to hol P -
.,
'
,t,,ri
I I
aiido��1$440, iU-141epped into the A
I .
"I'm damohed if it Sakk here
hr)01 c))11o11_n 8.1,(,
For sale by so �
her secret behind that Tna8k of into-
work Kk
t ough b� 6 I tthUZ�
to go oh. �
tion to tbo hoilft'? �, : ,�,t�
Z., 4
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ain't
glr4adyl'l gasped taker.
b ankit, or direct from the Xmas Sen .1
ptoartmont Gage InStitute. Toron,
cence he wore. Ile did not even ro-
it but he
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to b spkr, a 10 , t6ii,*
11 , dldt- td-,
, .
14*0#1"t I & track
w
-
to 2" dniiwa.
motely guess as yet, Was
far
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