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The Huron Expositor, 1929-12-13, Page 7-- se. (ch on )b, m - no 'or fl- -e - en by V C' WIM31*1 a , ". � ; ", I 9 - -1 I 4:z.;� 1 . . �-��"Mvffo�iw, , .1 t ll� I 4v,:�� J, , 5u , � zt , U'an " 'I 1�� . 4, I I , � . 2 m,ntimr,n-vr.mid�.no�n�n-Ty�,, 1�_n_v.�,%,, 1��, �U�4a ®G - ,�i — I�A*IAMXP, WF,41�4a �JWLWJ;3- , , f "; I I I I 11, I dt., utrat, W a " G� I . 8202.26 1 1 1 .1 ,. .. 121-alm I LQ4=0 Wo. 01 30TIN J. ffU(r,r"A,M . ,., Earrister Solldtog, , I Notary l6650, ztr� C -,$abstleikoca - - ��Mforga, ----- i 2 Oak I I � EL & EAUS '2-amoter" 2011citairp Coavorame.00 gad Notary Public. Solicitor 2or t1ae -. 30 r8asah. 0ece in mar 02 the 26 DauhSec2orth. X9147 fm LIZ" ,3.a 312su & 1 3-,WAQt3T0" soncitoro, cam Qu- CZPQ Qmd Notarfori palici, njfr. '101206 & 'tho Edge Building, opgadtQ The, . M2P001tOr OooG. V2M211N XY .) SGION GRE '1@, V.S. I ]Eonor graduate of )ntarto Vaterin- I 1� College. All diseases of domestj�. c2mals, trp4ted. Calls promptly at - i 31mded to add charges moderate. vet- orimiary Dentistry a specialty. Offiep Qmd residence on Goderich Street, one 6por east of Dr. Mackay's Office, Sea- 309*121. 4 J t.- , -- . A. 2. CAMPBELL, V.S. Graduate of Ontario Veterina ( College, University of Toronto. ! goeases of domestic animals treated (I qy the most modern principles. (Charges reasonable. Day or night � aalRs Promptly attended to. Office on I Main Street, Elensall, opposite Town � Mau. Phone 216. t HISDUCAL I t DR. F. J. R. FORST3R i 3YO, Far, Nose and Throat 1, Graduate in Medicine, Univers,V, h of 00rontio. Late assistant New York Qphthal- " . 9and Aural Institute, Moorefield's f 141 and Golden Square Throat Hos- c ltals, London, Eng. At Commercial 9 otel, Seaforth, third Monday In t oach month, from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. t 3M Waterloo Street, South, Stratford. Phone 267, Stratford. 9 Next visit in September. b . r Y DR. W. C. SPROAT Graduate of Faculty of Medicine' r University of Western Ontario, Lon• h don. Member of College of Physic- S acnio and Surgeons of Ontario. 4iffic., 0 Gm Aberhart's Drug -Store, Main St., 1) . Zaaforth. Phone 90. p — DR. R. P. I. DOUGALL a , Honor graduate of Faculty of e• Ifedicine and Master of Science, Uni- w varsity of Western Ontario, London'B Plember of College df Physicians and f( Surgeons of Ontario. Office 2 doors I" 002t of post office. Phone 56, Hensall cl Ontario. 3004 -ti f, 9 A DR. A. NEWTON-BRADY w Bayfield. tl Graduate Dublin University, Ire- tr Rand. Late Extern Assistant blaster C 19otunda Hospital for Women and 11; Children, Dublin. Office at residence h;' ]lately occupied by Mrs. Parsons. a7 Hours, 9 to 10 a.m., 6 to 7 p.m.; Sundays, I to 2 p.m. 2866-26 w "' - DR. F. J. BURROWS in Office and residence Goderich Street, A oast of the Methodist Church, Sea- P( 2ortb. 'Phone 46. Coroner for the ci County of Huron. fe SO DR. C. MACKAY ca C. Mackay, honor graduate of Trin- rn N7 University, and gold medalist of PE Mdmity Medical College; member Of hi a3 College of Physicians and Sur- III gaons of Ontario. Cl: - DR. H. HUGH ROSS Graduate of University of Toronto hz Faculty of Medicine, member of CO1_ b, Bege of Physicians and Surgeons of sh Ontario; pass graduate courses in as Chicago Clinical School of Chicago ; th Igoyal Ophthalmic Hospital, London, hu 3ngland; University Hospital, Lon- TI ifRon, England. Office -Back of Do- th minion Bank, Seaforth. Phone No. 5. g, Night calls answered from residence, fr 7ictoria Street, Seaforth. th DR. J. A. MaUNN mSuccessor to Dr. R. R. Room sh Graduate of Northwestern Univers- w'0 College 111. Licentiate Royal � of Dental Surgeons, Toronto. ro Office over Sills, Hardware, Hain St., fO Seaforth. Phone 151. re . hi DR. F. J. 113CHISLY ki th Graduate Royal College of Dental ed Surgeons, Toronto. Office over W. R. f, Smith's Grocery, Main Street, Sea- ch forth. Phones: Office, 185W; rest- wi 4ence, 18-5 J. 8056-tf A -- be I CONSULTENG ENCHN'SER sit an S. W. 'Archibald, B.A.Sc. (Tor.), ri, O.L.S., Registered Professional En- gr rfineer and Land Surveyor. Associate f,4 Member Engineering Institute of Can— th oda. Office Sesforth, Ontario. it CT, AUCTIONEERS CE ca W( THOMAS BRCVTR 9'r IiI4 Licensed auctioneer for the counties de of Huron and Perth. Correspondence pi{ arrangements for sale dates can be bn made by calling The Expositor Office Seaforth. Charges moderate, a n s pa satisfaction guaranteed. phone 802. th — — re OSCAR KLOPP in W( ,]Eonor Graduate Carey Jones' Na- th tional School of Auctioneerinff, Ohl- w( sago. Special course taken In 2urq a Bred Live Stock, Real Estate, Mar- B( cNandine and Farm Sales. Rates b, AT 2reeping with prevallin market. `asst-foi 2ofaction assured. Urite or wire, , Oscar Klopp, Zurich, Ont. Phone, rn( 12-90. 2866-25 if — of R. T. UAMM CW lie. Licenned auctioneers for STMO Coa2tg of Huron. Sales attended to in all fig F27to of the County. Savem V*YaGnce In Manitoba and 410NQyo c7na. Terms recoonab . loo-. fr( 170 r It nneteT, Colatrallz P.0 0 a Ing No. A. 6;&U -s haft at TbG H��M J WE Fooltor Omeo, Seogortli, 9row'090V . , � 1yo .- I 1U . , -- 1: - 14 � J I ,", , , "e 11A ., , , , I oplr-&-_;, UAQ49. Kw 'Re"I upp Nvqrp vl�rte , , 7 , � ,� IVA.729W 'd. "IF44% ,. � , .1, %I 2 I . , , i U0 I W ; .IN 'TWOM 4'' .. - I 11i I I , '114 % I I 'I " I 0 �: 1. � �, i , I 11 TAth'a are wh,ch I , :�', � .1 , , . , I ie , � I 1, . . � ,,�,-�,�;�•„,,�4' '' 11 I . , 0, ,.* -hide ErOrrl hi �,7,,i,,,, ��1,1`11",',� , I I - � , P . 4M 1. � 1.11 1�� . . 1-11 11, r.111, we 7”, . — '', , -, I . , , .� -, . 0, I , . jur � , 4 , � 86 ,,..�, ,) 1 ''4 0 . I I in & 3.1.beld the - 42 RXA'Af, Fi�pw P-��,T,j 4444, . �07ej W.0160� �� " 1� �,��,,',,� . I— 11L I 1 I Qk , n * R 1. , � r, � I , , I Wuoeu. . -",:�.,-,Y�.,,�2., ,�T�, L� Clatt ' . 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I lie felt cni��ng.ovor Wm a P1,&, W9 11PZ V - , ow � � 47� , -$Iail ,� r t,-1-1 �� 1, eM;TPV shame, and l40 eyes fen GipV71Y =4 aq ov,pAuguW 407;a 'Wi", yaz 2501"', I�Ill � �Mcw � , 40 , � "�,� 1-XL,-,,W,;,1V-M� , 14A4-V0'WJA9, By Jaweg 010 cal roaoi . ,,,,, �,,U W%at he saw apply 112,pot& � " 4=%l = I '', � I 90V ". .47, " , &*5F, I from h®P to the t4blq, . I . L ,e P#., m.4"M MR , , , , 4�4 ,�, TP , 4F., , I I. , . � , I ave there caught his br avao'T.? "I . . I I.. I , .. , 0t. -A'.44I.., ,,, . 0, ;� I . -- , I I R ., a , jepth 134 the 'said- xic�.Mdim,3. F " so ?I' : . .-,10,� . � Ji:.';1,,1.1 ill41 I. . , - I "I I . 1- : , Pew 01a �111 I . 11, I . !:. V, a 1- .1 , �', , ,� 17 1 1; I ; 11 ,� ., dle. fft -was the egatAre guar al �= CT n5zmoud =1 "Amt I's tba �i4�4 , � , . I . . out;fit . I- I cw� 401�'§R -a� " �i � 1.4 , . , , di Y -But aft.er. , t,��iJe,,_,�;*,;,L I . of Nepapinao, the Old Indi= dector. " -Qu C= Q ;a at V&b QV apoligappi) . V h'.* told I � , I" ,, ;',,, I � - - — — , 4 � i, 1-1L4,;-1' , - '= , n - , . I ,., — 6 t ft Va h2 P 7(mu to c3ui ,�A � 444 , V ", . % ", . lu � . I And there viere baof= of ,6, lany aQt Bid 09 t1teg"t JPQ Vim robdu 41L4 �q 0, , ". �,��5111i, 1; � 4tzr, =d ' , , I ., , "I'll-, . I a I , MV."'-� , , � 1. J1 jk.',, '.',,, QComumued 970M Raot wn,04D es' fightin, man In ME dews e0umtreal white strips of Rinea ready Yaw Y eo- aV;ar.q-U0.X4=�Pt;Z, any, other p,pa?, %Vniloi-anW., ,,, . , W I . jw� 0.4,-W , , � I , . ®r uEle, q%, $ZR�pj#��- � � I iy,!T , 6ufi".H.4�: ',�fl,lk �'., ' 132 " "OkbCoii Uom Zo M02 2=,woe- gan? Did 7 qu ➢1 would 1,ig,�o� T " �� . -if. �,.�, I bt I and a P110 of med1eqted cotton, and Dew - r r , , "y it is less dishonor SaPr'sttf TMY YOU 110 hit 00=0mbris I =` 5" --S=040��"". W I DId ,.,.',"4�,.,�,l�i,�,,,-,�,�'ji;",.�,,.,,��!�,,�,, , � 11, 4 1, . I " 1. I 12 MCP &=Uar=4 two coI promf�-, 1 77044, zot , 44' 7pla . .1 , I betr&yiru the womanan eu? Why you no hit Ell s0i Of OMD =4 ends that a e yi� Q= Q: ,,0 2 tho Qqmrp QA1,;= 0017buge-a-aA700 n:awa I "I'M tb;0�;pW4�= . " ',', who to might apply -to ease the agonies of a ozdg.%=-,,� 10 and sink your ,: , " y0or ze greate -`1 = V.0 =?=-a V.W M=MQ7- "6111 11- I VV'fe for another who GhIDUIL 8' fightin' mail Vest seu.—ft , q �`,"`�i, ',��-`��,�,� ,�� - auk ; �.� , I , , lieve the river? J9 I 4 , - David did u4ot hear tla® rest. dying man. And beyond tDn® tvible, . 1101% I rt , Deen hanced along with her Th® . = WeMbeg." I til eca laoi ii "J", if ra nfzy 1. �i��:"",,,,�,'�,i,,�,�;'�'��'��.��, 5rother, 0 3indcaled in a � I , �,r,,,i ,1.�Q.,%,k,,i.1,' 11 k,�,� ", -- I 3t. Plarm." opportunity 'Was too tempting. He o ampa a hemp that he =�t�� . . W! , V, - ?,�;�frY' T4,tN a hu -4. . , 1,4 p ,�',,,,�,'�7,��-?,�,�,-,,,ti"�l�l��,�kl�,i swung, am �e Grunt t;lta® W9W, almost kidden; bw'it, waz Nepap. --k4re "U a b=st, m. R< -;','M -0 4 " 0i"I'll , ,��',,,,:�,,'�i , � I 'BOUlMin9a face darkened. Ee drew gorilla -like body of Co inas himself, disappointment writ in far shore, and when it -had reached mue C2.1 -P - - � . ,. �,)� Ab s- o r b in j r &M i�.�,Ilt.".,!,i;,V. 1, mch half a dozen steps =d cried out T � C A.�ai i. k , �, L'. I 4!�,i;�4'�.�,,,,�3,)� � .. � M E� K �,,,,�j,q: fila-lily® rolled over that Poolnfbrl 31 his mummy -like face as NIS beady mid -stream, he reeognized the fiaurs I "Stop' Do not tell me qgaft what �i ,,igi��zi 14 . �,.,i.,, . '#-M- M --MIN - , , , 1-1 !M,,,,�4,!?,. � �'T � �:I::, I of the eldef Of ,,�,11R'1 I ,-r �:J,��,'V, � .,,� '3.-,gT",- , -C . 4,0- i: Kj.I,,::', � "'�'�` `P' -4"; , _ �,7-", "A �" �"- - ; .... .... . F i,,{+ .. .... �"t�,,y 1, " � ly,� _ I 111111--t4 4 word to �B�&teese. 1nQt'Zntly thG cir' the Boulains. This time Carrigan did eyes rested on David. r i 91 the stem as that of Andre, the You saw through the ,uAadow, 2*r -it " �1'11�.4.'-,1'111111 , M, � p�, !10 Of waitIng men 'Grew tense am the not wait, but followed The evidenoe, could not he mist,ake,. Broken Man. The other, he thought, has nothing to do with thj,g. - , I f "a *! ��; ,�� ',',11�','!�`,&'14 5; �iii!,,�,;�` �,, . ''' , .1, '' .11, ��', V11,1119 , . man. Red I baen . , ", , ;; 1:1,1111 ", �,, Atj,�;.,,:,,�,,, , � 11-1,i;."',�.;"��J .;�,,�!�,.,;, " 11':�N , .1 ''I ''.2'r,ilp � Aki ""'Mox, ,'hief from 'his head and held it Out ared the half,breed had scarcely gat'h- , , '' , " � calf -breed jerked the big handker- that the up so closely They had asspect®d him to come back must be St. Pierre. not a beast, but �a reataof , �Avl '4r��:�il�" .1,1i;ll 1"I", crook are nearly dead than alive, and St. 'He went back into the cabin and a beast, I should have lalled you the :�*�'�tp'02 T , " �t arms length. out of his knees when pi,,re,s wife had prepared for the btood where Marie-4nne had stood- first day I saw you in this cabin. H 10reat Slave. i'.3`�,,,,' "'A";,,�,i,m- ---- �. m, Yet, with that `89- another blow on the Jew sent him in- -=1W , , 2 ,,G,�, "I, - "", ,"111, . � �, �rness for the fight there was some- to I thing she had thought inevitable. Ev- at the window. wepapinas had not am not threatening to kill you, and YOU W YOU "V. W =Orf".1 �;�. - ��.��`; , , , """, ., ,. :, ��,,�,�, �!� 1 . . , e which Carrigan was H you do � , 1i , , "N . ;16`��I.". ping ela, -the sand again. Three times he taken away the basins of '." .1, �.,,m . : swift tried the experiment of regaining his en. Nis bed was nicalY turned down water, and yet it may be necessary if you insist %,, 4' " ' Of : , ", .ts . I 4 '', 1�- - I fresh sh w an oc- me - 14 34q�t = ,�,"�;,,S, Id. o sense. The attitude of the watch- feet and three times he, I e white sheets inviti - bandages were still there, and the that I PRY the wager. You under- '&Ud that TvOu eg: I !1P ,;,,�. I was Knocked as , �,,I�.,, re, was not one of uncertainty or of pile of medicated cotton, and the sus stand, m'sieu. To refuse to pay a id, because I lov� * U , p .� -�,:", 11 , , " . down- After the last blow he raised "'Pmnt� . . _ IQ; ." M. � Qlll'� ,1::-A And David, looking at St. Pierre's Plc'O'usly made-up bed. After all, he wager is a greater crime among my And in the end I mow Yo'` LLL"' :; , �, 111,11 -1 I I !��L � VO*L 11 - I,, "': " _ Nroll L W� - . '�, � . ��:i - ,,�,y, _ . 5:�i 1i WY great expectation, in spite Of himself groggily to a sitting pastor®, , ' r � ... ..-t . � ,�,�'., ,,� ,'�:� -1 ` Ile staring faces and the muscular and there he remained, blinlring like wife again, felt his heart besting was losing something -by not occupy- people than the killing of & man, if t® grip the band *� ]Black I , . , . mt- I I , , , , "..:,, , I I . . ., , , . , I .1. �, "I. I hard in his breast t th Ing the bed -and yet if St. Pierre or , - 1, 1-1 I 6 a e there is a good reason for the killing. emaTd, and get do on 1i "Ill, Vq � ,�- look which : , I I �,-, , . ightening of the lines' He knew a stunned Pig, with his big hand 1. . ,,',, , -I,(,: . . shat was passing in their minds and clutching in the sand. He stared up �vaa in her eyes. It was not the seta-. Bateese had messed him up badly, and I am helpless. I must pay, if you in- to oarmin F-anchat. . ap V '. .. 111,�*,.'�,��., 91 , . , . �W��, " �1, I . . ,. I I I.. '. I" � ,1". , �; �f t I . . .. 11 1-11 , I n the low whispers from lip to lip- unseeingly at ca dilation Of laughter, and the flame a couple Of fellows had lugged him sis . 'Before I pay it is fair that I Warie-Anne-P9 ; .'f, Iii , I I , -,:, .i`1 I Harrigan, who waited . ` ...'. '�Ii hey were pitying him. Now that he over lain, in her cheeks was not in !between them it was probable that give you warning." Again he iiita=pted Id �g ' , ' ..'%, �� in, and then stupidly at the mbarrass- M90 K, �11 ;.. 4i', . toad stripped, with only a few pac. meat. (She was mot amused. Marie -Anne would not have kissed "You mean?- went out of the CAMM, laugm,Z1111w, - ., �'.. � �,-, I , �JL�l " s between nen, whose eyes d. The . transfixed cordon of r % him and the giant figure were bulging and ludicrousness mislaid plans him. And that kiss of St. Pierre's "I mean nothing, as yet. I Can not there, was no mistake in � ,I'll., 1'1111 , . ,�!, ;F1 I , - f St. Pierre, the unfairness of the their breath in the astonishment of k her as they had struck sock outside the :, - i ", "� who were holding had not struck Of her wife would remain with him until the say what it will be necessary for me click of the 1, t110 dllnwet"11� . , r �,�,:: ''., ght struck home even to Concombre this him. She had placed the binoculars day he died) to .do, after you have heard what I . ,. I .. , �ateese. miracle which had descended up- (Colitinued I ,.11� Ilent W644) , ��, � Only Carrigan . himself on them. They heard Bateese mu, on the table, and slowly she came to He was thinking of it, the swift know_ about Roger Audemard. I am I I I k� i " I'll, ..... 11,.�, new how like tempered steel ' him. Her hands reached out and her warm thrill of her velvety lips, red as quite settled on a plan just now I— - I . . I � I .�'�`r.i$Vr' I the tering something incoherent ah his 9 I - , ':,ir,, , fingers rested like the touch of velvet strawberries and twice as sweet, m'sieu, but the plan might change at . . ---7-"-r- 11 .',,,�,,,V � I I 4, 411.1� [news of his body were built. But head wobbled, and St. Pierre himself when the door opened and St. Pierre any moment. I am only warning' -�-- . I TN1r --h's . — It_ I -.,!o?�V.",*,!��: ) the eye, in size alone, he stood like seemed to hear it, for he stirred 071 his arms. arning you i , -- -- .1 ?� boy 'before St. Pierre. And St- raised, himself slowly, un d and "It was splendid) " she said softly. cams in. The sight of him, in this that it is agreat hazard, and that you ,, . I , `�,)"�'T . - I �,� - I "!� ierre's people, their voices stilled by was til he a") "It was splendidl" richest moment of his life, gave Dav are playing with a fire of which you I I ,, �,`Ek ,and, staring at 11 �� 10 �,�'j sitting in the r - � I ;�� .�� )*� I ie deadly inequality of it, were wait- Bateese. I her breast al- id no sense of humiliation or shame, know nothing, because it has not bura- I . � .11, most touching him, her hands creep- Between him and St. Pierre rose ed You Yet." I I � . � . AIIN 11 I ",,;,"it I I AN I ig for a slaughter and not a fight. 'Carrigan picked up his shirt, and . I , ;11 3 - A smile came to Carrigan's lips as the riverman who had brought hi Ing up until the tips of her fingers swift) what he had seen last night- 'Carrigan seated himself slowly in-�; mi I ,.. I , a saw Bateese hesitating to drop the from the bateau returned with .'"' rested on his shoulders', her scarier Carmin Fanchat in all the lure of her a chair Opposite St. Pierre, with the � , " �.. � , " .1 I andkerchief, arid him I . � ! " with the swiftness to the canoe. There was no �enibn- mouth so slosh 'he could feel the sort disheveled beauty, crushed close in table between them. '. . :," . I . .4 �,; , , , ...... � the trained fighter he made his stration behind them. To David him- 'breath of it in his face. the arms of the man whose wife only "You are wasting tin® in attempt- .1 .. :,-�,!�.. �, . I " ret plan for the battle before the self the whole thing had been an am- 'hIt was splendid!" she whispered a moment before had pressed her lips ing to frighten me," he said. 11Z shall I . 1. .. oth fell from the half-breed's fill- azing surprise, a again. close to his; and as the eyes of the insist on the payment of the wager, ... . ...'I"Xll. 1. . I 11.1 I E�rs. As the handkerchief fluttered and he was not at all two met there ca over him a d,- St- Pierre." � � ", , , , , , , reluctant to leave as quickly as his And then, suddenly, she rose up UU I .1 ,: i the ground, he faced St. Pierre, dignity would permit, beforei son® her tiptoes and kissed him. so swift sire to tell the other what had hap- For a moment St. Pierre was clear- � � � ... '11 , , - -.1. I �,, . . . . . . . . . :1 ... . � . ie smile gone. other of St. Pierre's people offered to ly was it done that she was gone be, pened, that he might see him writhe ly troubled. Then his lips tightened, ;1 .. v. " :'.%'�, "Never smile when you -flght,,P the, put a further test upon his prowess fore, he sensed that wild touch of her wit): the sting of the two-edged thing and he smiled grimly over the table ,I 1 - reatest of all masters of the ring He wanted to laugh. He wanted to lips against his own. Like a swallow with which he was playing. Then he at David. I , .., , I like i . �.,.�. id told him. "Never show anger. thank God at the top of his voice for she was at the door, and the door op- saw that even that would not hurt "I am sorry, K'sieu David. I e .. ��", " 11 . , .1, i�., . , I I;. I , on't betray any emotion at all St., Pierre, for the chief of the Bou- You. You are a fighting man and no . �,�, ; i if the absurd run of luck that had made ened and closed behind her, and for a 1�1;1 )u can help it." moment he heard the quick running lains, standing there with the big coward, and I should -like to travel . .. ,�,�., his triumph not only easy but utter- . . 41 , , - .. Carrigan wondered what the old ly complete. He had expected to win of her feet. Then he looked at the lump over his eye, had caught sight shoulder to shoulder with you in many A--*- uub= rhe2� ,.".. : ", " I . : , 1, ng -master would say could he see but he had also expected a terrific old Indian, and the Indian, too was of the things on the table and the things. And such a thing might be, A=%ft0Ik=§VX==dXr1d- �' I o��. 6 ivsa=24 F==W1Cd=:,%h .1 ..�,,� � m. now, backing" away slowly from fight before the last blow was struck. staring at the door through which St. rice] turned down bed, and his one for you do not understand. I tell you @=dC*f9P11=tb=.'1 "I I . uck. .11. .. - 1. Pierre as the giant advanced up- And there had been no fight! He was Pierre's wife had flown, good eye lit up with sudden laughter it would have been many times bet- ; 1,1•.1 . -without a PMP301T.-I-1 QAE==� I ,,, . � him, for he knew his face was returning to the bateau and his white teeth flashed in an un- ter for you had I whipped you out D7=X=9C neorca:311-- , . '. I , 11 �,,, , traying to St. Pierre arid his PCO- scratch, his hair scarcely ruffled, dorstanding smile. there, and it had been you --and not I- Xk� $242-00. , �� - =--`-i -anxietv he had defeated not only St. Pierre, ;For many seconds that seemed like "Tonnerre, I said she would nurse me pay the wager!" T� 01 .., i e the deadliest of all sins and XXIIE �::, A indecision. Very closely, yet with you with gentle hands," he rumbled. "It is Roger Audemard I z�rn in- ',-Wm- M9 ff tU4140 -. 11 but the giant half-breed as well,' It minutes David stood where she had "Shee what you have missed, M'sieu terested in, St. Pierre. Why do you '? . es that seemed to shift uneasily, he was inconceivable -and yet it had left him, while Nepapinas rose grunt- Carrigan!" hesitate ? " G,Cb0M*=, . itched the effect of his trick On happened; a veritable burlesque, an ingly to his feet, and gathered u? his "I received something which I "I? Hesitate? I am not hesdtat- 11 .� W )ulain. Twice the huge ri Tam, V=c=�d4k-t =16- �,;,i iverma,i opera-bouffe affair that might turn belongings, and hobbled sullenly to shall remember longer than a fine ing, m'sieu. I am -%M�7 -Ic-=-*�el -1 . C=ezazzw .: 11 , - C=SiZE-m, =621 WMnatchez = 1, ,.. � I I mnh� (M dinam smitims. Mod= 1, . steely glitter in his eyes Pierre or Concombre Bateese guessed scarcely conscious of the Indian's right now I have a greater interest great arms bent on the table. And ". d the. ith,er St. the bateau door and out. He was nursing" retorted David. "And yet chance." He leaned forward his ]]owed him about the ring of sand, quickly into a tragedy if c giving you a " I anged to laughter, and the tense the. truth of it. For in that event he movement, for his soul was aflame in knowing what you think of the you insist, performalme?- ,�: I - -M'sieu David?" 1,, Z " -and if you have "Yes, I insist." sum2im WM Q=nnce Yom. ccs of the men about them relaxed- might hav�, to face them again, with with a red-hot fire. Deliberately- fight, St. Pierre desiqri =Z h==T! A dlez.- , - , s 1, -e there had been silence. A he was honest enough with 1-imself in her eyes -St. Pierre's wife had St. Pierre was chuckling mysteri- hands closed into knotted fists, and a bi -;��,,��'-Iko\ .!�,r , iei .....��subdued ripple of merriment rose the god of luck playing fairly, and with the ravishing gloryof something come to pay your wager." Slowly the fingers of St. Pierre' �G1011'NIC�V14UVfA Ta---11FM-i kr"" j ,,, ,e " gat, and his eyes shot furtively to held either thrill or desire for him. cheeks like crimson flowers, she had ice, "Then I will -1A., IW.,!�, , 'I am Roger Audemard!" , i � 1� I R`2 U11 `:, i", ird time David maneuvered his re- to confess that the idea no longer kissed him! On her tiptoes, her ously in his throat. "It was splendid he said in a low vo , E . that he had seen both St. Pierre given her still redder lips to him! Anne's words. "And Joe Clamart - 7 , mcombre Bateese and the men at Now t splendid," he said, repeating Marie- pay, m'sieu. a XXIII If -breed's mouth was wide- open, had no further appetite for fistic dis- pounded hard, and he 'stared for a -i-ose in August, and that she said no The astounding statement of the I ,1Z '. I ... This was not a fight! It was a merit in caution, and lie had spot where she had stood by the win- ward, but flew like a bird into the man who sat opposite him held Dav- .,.., tonished. cession -with them. After all, there time like one struck dumb at the R i back. They were grinning. The and Bateese stT.7pped for battle, he And his own lips burned and his heart says she ran out, blushing like a red d his grotesque body hung limp and b W411 2AR R is 'a comedy -like a rooster follow- several lucky stars to bless white -birch ashore!" id speechless. He had guessed at .. I ,�, just at dow. Then suddenly, be turned to "She was dismayed because I beat some mysterious relationship between I- a spar -row around a barnyard ! the present moment! the door and flung it -wide open, and A', Von, St. Pierre." St. Pierre and the criminal he was of 11 id then a still funnier thing hap- . . Inwardly he was a bit suspicious of on his lips was the reckless cry of "Non, non -she was like a lark fill- ter, but not this, and Roger Aude GALLOP & McALPINE I ` ned, for David began to trot in a the ultimate ending of the affair. St. Marie -Anne's name. But St. Pierre's ed with joy." inard, with his hands unclenching and Seaforth Flin 11 cls around St. Pierre, dodging and Pierre had almost no cause for tom- wife was gone, and Nepapinas was Suddenly his eyes rested on the bin- a slow humor beginning to play about , fe distance. A howl of laughter I ::: nting, and keeping always at a plaint, for it was his own carelessness gone, and at the tail of the big sweep oculars. his mouth, waited coolly for him to - ,,�, coupled with his opponent's luck, that -sat only Joe Clamart, guarding watch- David nodded. "Yes, she saw it all recover from his amazement. In those - ', me from Bateese and broke in a had been his undoing -and luck and fully. through the glasses." moments, when his heart seemed to - ..", ., ir from the men. St. Pierre stop- carelessness are legitimate factors Of The two, cavies were drawing near, St. Pierre seated himself at the have stopped beating, Carrigan was LONDON AND WINGEIARE d in his tracks, a grin on his face, every fight, ,Carrigan told himself, and in ,one, of them were two men table and heaved out a groan as he staring at the other, but his mind had ; big arms and shoulders limp and But with Bateese it was different. He and in the other three, and David took one of the bandage strips be- shot beyond him -to the woman who North. I . 114, ,. prepared as 'Carrigan dodged in had held up his big jaw, uncovered knew that -like Joe Clamart -they tween his fingers. "She saw my die- was his wife. MarieAnneA.udernard a.m. p.m : se and out again. And then— and tempting, entreating some one to were watchers set over him by St. grace. And she didn't wait to hand- -the wife of Black Roger; he want- Centralia ......... 10.36 5.621 ,-:: . . , , A howl broke in the middle of the hit him, and Carrigan had yielded to Fierr®. Then a fourth canoe left the age me up, did she?" ed to cry out against the possibility Exeter ............ 10.49 6.06 11, If-breed's throat. Where there had that temptation. The blow would - of such a fact, yet be sat like one Hensall ........... 11.03 6.19) , �," ?n laughter, there came a sudden have stunned an ox. Three others like -- — � Litting off of sound, a great gasp, it had left the huge half-breed .sitting . I . struck dumb, as the monstrous truth Kippen ........... 11.08 8.22 11. , I if made by choking men. I . '/- N, I took Possession of his brain and a Brucefield ......... 11.17 6.2`s; . Swifter weak-mindedly in the Rand, and no I - 1/. I OA �� I I, I 1,'. whirlwind of understanding swept up- 1.v , ',, ;�f` ver seen in one of those three blows were exact- � , I on him. He was thinking quickly, Clinton ........... 11.53 6.M !! I in anything they bad e 1 (163) (265D man action Carrigan had leaped in. ly according to the rules of the game. ., -1 and with a terrific lack of sentiment Londesboro ........ 12.13 7.19 . 1.11. ,ey saw him strike. They heard They had been mightily efficacious, -/ It I'll � blow. They saw 'St. Pierre . � , now. Opposite him sat Black Roger, Blyth ............. 1-222 7.211: 's but the half-breed might demand a � �,� ,I the wholesale murderer. Marie -Anne, Belgrave .......... 12.84 7.80 , eat head rock back, as if struck rehearing when he came fully into his ..� \ I was his wife. Carmin Fanchet, sis- Wingham ......... 12.50 .. I .... )m his shoulders by a club, and senses. . 7.59 ; J 'y saw and heard another blow, and ter of a murderer, was simply one 1.�,,� s Not until they were half -way to the - of his kind. And Bateese, the man- South. ".., , I bird -like so many flashes of light- bateau did Carrigan dare to glance ---� I gorilla, and the Broken Man, sild all 11 ; . ig-and St. Pierre went down as if back over his shoulder at the man the dark-sliliime4 pack- about a.m. P -IL ": them .1. )t. The man they had laughed at who was paddling, to see what effect 6.55 a.00 - ,s no longer like a hopping spar- the, fistic travesty bad left on him. /I I -�.- i were of Black Roger's breed and kind. Belgrave .......... 7.15 am .Iivi�(l v. He was waiting, bent a little He was a big -mouthed, clear-eyed, . %I . � - 0 Love for a woman had blinded him to "I "I ., Myth ............. 7.27 a.m , , , the facts which crowded upon him , -ward, every muscle in his body powerfully -muscled fellow, and he was !� Londesboro ........ 7.35 0.47 .. " Ay for action. They watched for grinning from ear to ear. I — .1 -.-11 now. Like a lamb he had fallen a- Clinton 7.56 11101 I ,11 IV n to ],cap upon his fallen enemy, � . X5, moms wolves and he bad tried to be- ... *"*** . . "Well, what did you think cf it, d, I Brucefield ......... 7.58 = .. � , il :king and gouging and choking in comrad-e?" � D I � , � 11 lieve in them. No wonder Bateese (162) (11._4), .:,.' . 1, f. 11 "R ..... 8.22 4.23 �' ., JOT- YOUT Pierre bad betrayed such merriment Hensall 8.82 4.im z, ) riverman way. But David wait- The other gave his shoulder a ' 0 rfyrant and the man he had known as St. Ripper ...... and St. Pierre staggered to his ou8 shrug. I , -Fumace '15 at timesl .1 t- His mouth was bleeding and 'Mon Dieu! Have you heard of 0 LT Exeter ....... * 8.47 5.W7 I'll, 1. s 1 named Joe Clamart, as he spoke to Black Roger. �,'. )ked with sand, and a great lump wan garcon Uf 7J, yree yea A fighting coolness possessed him **** ... ' , Centralia .......... 8.59 5.17 ., 11. s beginning to swell ,over his eye. m'sieu? Non? Well, I am Joe LZT. 'I will admit this is a surprise. 11 deadly fire blazed in 'his face, as Clamart, what was once great fight- af$®r ds -Y And Yet you have cleared up a num- ,�� rushed like a mad bull at the in- in' man. Bateese hav' whip, me five 'ay Slave day a"Itler try- A -nificant opponent who had tricked times, rn,sieu-s.o. I say it was wan ,bout the WIT' I her of things very quickly. It proves C. N. a TENIF, TAIMLM "". , 1� i humiliated him. W throU to me again that comedy is not very , This time Car- gr -r -r -a -n' fbgbtl Many years ago I our furnace to C®m far removed from tragedy at times." 7-rialL �! -an did not retreat but held his have seen ze same t'ing in Montreal sn6 to force Y P when a . a.m. al I .... land, and a 'yell of joy went no -ze boxeur de profession. Oui, an' f,rtablY beat Your honl' ®� I)RY I "I am glad you see the humor of - 1 '4 I I 0 thtee_jnch layer 11 U it, M'sieu David." Black Roger was Goderich ........... 6.20 1W ..� I , ,m Bateese as the mighty bulk Of Rene Babin pays me fifteen prime t-wo t smiling as pleasantly as his swollen , ! giant descended upon his victim. martin against which I put up three ,UX -placed between the ' Holmegvifle . * 6.86 2.87 INSTJ Will—mut dow-n - I . eye would permit. "We must not be Clinton ............ 6.44 2.50 1 �� was an avalanche Of brute -force, scrubby red fox that you would win. ,ttic floor i0ists wlll---� - too serious when we die. If I were Seaforth ........... 6.59 @= ishing in its destructiveness, and They were bad, or I would not harve ,te.-Save fllel--and in ''A It res formyl" ., 1, I 'it rrigan seemed to reach for it as it gambled, m'sieu. 'heat Wa ? I ., " to die ri-banging, I would sing as the St. Columban ...... 7.03 0.ng � - Dublin) ............ 7.11 8M ,,, ... ne upon him. Then his 'head "Yes, it is funny," agreed David. Sure a wairTner hoTne S, light, ".., rope choked me, just to show the 13 nt down, swifter than a diving "I think it is a bit too funny. It is DRY INSULEX is roof prod- . "i". e world One need not be unhappy be- Wezt , � , . 1:: . " Abe, and as St. Pierre's arm s vermin-`pforTn,4 an 11 �," cause his life is coming to an end." .'�..!,i swan a pity they (lid not stand up on their flu ff Y, fire- : .., a.m. p.m. P-uz. I e an a that 1 , I "I suppose you understand that ul- Dublin ...... 11.17 6.88 9.917 . oaken beam Over his shoal legs a little longer!" Suddenly an uct of Gypsur ainRt heat loss ,� .1, 115W .0 timately I am going to give you that , his own shot in straight for the inspiration hit him. "Joe, what do effective barrier al� Carl be . St. Columban. 11.22 5.44 . .. �,� � : I opportunity," said David. 4, - . Seaforth . ... . 21.38 5.58 . "".4 of the other's stomach. It was a you say shall you and I return and the ceiling- it , 9.n I's eyes blow with the force of a put up a real fight for them?" . tlI17011gh rself With- Almost eagerly Black Roger lean- ; "I by You Clinton ...... 11.50 6.084.52 ne.04 . �-dri,�er behind it, and the groan Like a sprung trap Joe Clarnart's I Vickly applied2,19 en toward him over the table. "You T-f.lm.,Ule . . "T ?11 112.01 7.00 ne.la 1�,z.. it forced its way out of St. Pier- grinning mouth closed. "Non, non, out InUSS or fuss. believe You are going to hang me ..�� See us to -day and arrange to Goderich .... . 12.20 7.20 Ild.2a �?,i� ; vitals was beard by every ear non," he grunted. "Dere has been and "I am sure of it." il� I the cordon Of WRtCbPT13. S fuel bill a "And You arf, willing to -wager the --i"- . � ,11 His plenty fight, an' Joe Clamart mus' reduce this winter', your hornc- point, M'sieu David?" " ight stopped, his arms Opened, and save e cornfort of , hees face for Antoinette Rolanrl' ough that opening Carrigan's first add to th "It is impossible to gamble with a C. P. UL TaM, TAIMM ,, who hot ze sign of fight lak she hate condemned man." . . "", on . �j�,� nt a second to the other's jaw, and 7,e. devil, rn'sieul Non, nonl" Q Black Roger chuckled, rubbing his 2100C. i',�,,N I 1�1 I - second time the great St. Pierre, ITis paddle dug deeper into the big hands togt-ther until they made a C.M. . . I'll "�1211 Main sprawled out upon the sand, water, all(-] David's heart felt lighter. A, (�L� 0 no & ,�� Goderich .................. . ,. 1. ��a ... rasping sound, and his one good eye B.C.0 1: d there he lay, and made no ef- Tf Jnf• was an average barometer, � 0(0, � . . . . . . . . � , L t to rise. Z S glowed at Carrigan. Monnet ............. ...... G.ML11 I I , and he was a husky and fearless- 0 .' � .1 1, 11,i:" . - (DR,Ts, (C)N'T. "Then I will make a wager with McGaw .................... 0.0� ,� , �,,�.' . I , I ,; probable that myself, M'sieu David. MR fol I Qnn �oncombre Bateese, with his great loohinz chap, it was AF , Auburn ................... nth agape, stood for an Instant as neitlir St. Pierre nor Bateese would 8's -wear that before the leaves fall from Myth ..................... QW .11 .PI . I ; ffie blow had stunned him in place dem and another chance at him, and the trees, you will be pleading for Walton .................... 0 -AM 1. his master. Then, suddenly lie qt. Norre would pay his wager. . I ,- "�,,,' the, friendship of Black Roger Aude- vicwsuff?at • ............... . .., ." ne to life, and leaped to David's 14(, roald see no One aboard the . .... ',�,:C:).-;,, .1. , I �,�� I i Toronto ................. :: nap I I 14 4, - I � r, - � tb,llt' ,� I ,. nerd, and yon will he as much n love ; , .. I ., 0. . bal, m, when he climbed from the .1 ,;. :1, 11 I nin Fanchet as I ami And W0011 � , J'% :. . . ,� " � X. ,1 ,--,,, C, 0, %$n ,�, � with Carl 'Diablel Tonnerrel You have not er, �- Lonking back, he saw that I \ .... �.-, , as for Marie -Anne—" . ,;..., 11 1-., i,!, l, i � .11 0,1.11 j�p , i I. ,-1 �'%�. � , `�,',I Z4 .i 0-M 'r, it Concbrnbre Bateese � p';JJ!C .,� .� Q�Mhffi� W-1 � VIU� 4.,,� 14 �, % o , - on I I 40E , tro t am L Mug I V I 1 1 -A 1wit.- POW' he two ,,, her canoes had started from the " ��, i,-, � i e�� ,", He thrust back big chair anti rose Toronto ................... - -,q, ., . .:, ' 'k - ,:� , ,%� I i j:',�, ep. �d , , , to his feet, the old note of subdued mcwauuh� ................. 112,01� �. vied. "Non, You have chant me, ol-pnqite shore. Than he went to his %'-, M �p I have lie, YOU have run lak eat cnl)i:, don-, opened it, 11 %AO'l." - . ":: , . " ��?,Iii�,� , I �, � and entered. lk", 1:, laughter rumbling in his chest. "And Waltom .................... a ,,, �. " - , ", , . ]ZO , ., ,�� ;-Oo�41,�',: " , , ��' I ,:�i. - 1. � , �� , �,,,; :0 , y , �� , �,,,; , ., �� , �,,,; 'I . Y- " , Ii. 1. , ,.--- V "I 12 , You ats him when he stopped, staring toward , ; - ;, kill self, I cannot kill you, , �� , . �,,,;: %. , �� , �,,,;: � ; , �� , ,,,,;: m Concombre Batene, 2e stronges, Scan ly had the door closed behind , �� : because I make this wager with m BW , �� , ,,,,;: 9.11 T'Tee Riwrl .1. . t3i .............. =0 !.T� , , n on , , , R.� ;J �, ., , 'n ii, .. lunj\'T a0m X'Siela DZ :*,.,.,.,., I �:,' J % )0"Ut tl��-'A r .... .. ,, , � , i�,�� , �%,�i�,m M16 1111 n' gran' coward, wan poltroovii, an the window that opened on the river. " � 11"..," ,11.1�: h %:JrM �P,T,."��I,i ,f, I -though that mi be the bo2t.thilaa neo= ......... ,� -rest I � I Py, (B �11.11, - `41 ,, . '15! . , to do. 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