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"'T 't , t i'd, '' . . .1 . — - . . � , I ,� ,% , �, A Bank, Seaforth. 1, - I., " is was no � yun.,#W�'busll�eso, "Weh as 1. , I . � t I - montly W __ . - - ! � N""N" - "r': , I. - I - !--"ft 'A I ar ilaW, the too-=. -1 lb � . in � ioul A do � - . 1. I., . . . . I . , � � . ti ' kv ray; 019'_ CAT91kAtIO�.*, dk*;;bex vlaso. $a h1in._ . I I . I I -, , I "' * d,-' And. now ther., I'went ever ,a, - 1,7 ,". ".. -1 , thaWl. .,,,.�,, ,7 . . - .. .<, Was. '' 01119 q "' think-,' in I #M � ,. .- ,� I., � N 1.� I I . --� I'll, . " ' I 'hubbdb,'6hi�iighai ifit, faitil. his. eyes, me y O' 20,4� out what that quaite?r of thgg � blobL---and, t1aim, , Urgefl 11001;Pelz- , , 1. 'L �. ' � n -cry rose to his lips. He all -this egai1g,T , , 4 . , I A sudde V e . ywhe,r 4 I � I arlolil '94464—w4s it . : i� W., I . . I . BEST & BEST ' ch,6ked it -back. Re. wasW.t mad, was very reason that he, Bob Kenyon, had- soemed like a his, i ' ho m,lbw he could barp� . "IJ , ek sbAoo.w even a- as I said, when I'liad given upk� ' a,U I H.er'1p,Q1,Ce'T 1. , , ' - That was Shanghai Jim? - Not refrained from - gt�ping, the tilhrm*gaitst,thb,surrou.nding"#Aftne,ss. It hope' of ever � hearing. anything 441,Wiu�4 catch ber . w.pids. , � 4:, B,#rpsters, Sclicitors, Convenyan- he? . M. 11.1 V�N.111 ,% I _ . I . . . " tert allO Notaries Public, Ete. Office imag' . 11� -', ... 1 1411, � ".','�.'�W,�J#,;�g ,", Ination ---- 4Sb=,ghai Jim in the when the ,other was at the, window, came ,nearer and' nearqr, Shanghai him, I went .to, America and� England .' "'I have alwAys� care ' . . , '. - ,�, , d,o she said. - �. I rr . 10 Ju the Ed -go. Building, opposite The flesh, with'a cloth tied ground the might not returnl:' Xqj H6 shook his Jim!' Shax6ghai Jim! - -430 Kenyon's for a chang6,, bef,OT6 returning to "Always, always, always.lp , . .1 - ,,�, - "-."�q' '1-11F.,;, �-, "A " . :, 11-1 � I . ". , I ,�:�A,39 . - . , . '.�'w li'.'4 " , . ,--$v, �..�. I 1110 —_ � _� ... J. ",I FIXpositor Offiqe. wound on. his chin! And the s6ul of head decisively. lfwas, nat at all the shouldegis drew forward, u..,A�il his body Bomba :: �. I,- , . _k, - .. � __ . . � Y to wind up the business there A grewt titAd=6")-i�nd- a great , , _, ,,!I � -.V ' . *0 . � _:� 0 ,�75,, wit, I - �' - 1 . I _____ Bob Kenyon laughed; and the brain same thing as though Shanghai Jim was crouched to sprIA.9'. � It seemed as as I had. no Intention of living -in' awe, .and a tre,4 glory were upon alm. � , . ,,, � 'A ",;�R "'' I " " i1,Q111e'1,q ,��'�, ,�4, :j� I � . , . , I � , 'I � , , . � " of the mari� virile,- fighting for him as had had to run for it knowing thai theiigh 'every - v4notfoh he possessed Bombay myself.1t I . "i: ', 1'7;,�,,� . 1=46 , . , , 1. � 1,�, -, I VETERINARY' , . And -his lips, found, hers, and found � I . . ., � ". -.. � � Y, ., . I � .g", J� . I .,�J�, , z 'M I , �r� � It had never fought. before, beat down he had been -discovered, ,at the, win- were culminating iii one va,s-t upheav- Bob Kenyon paused for an instant the tear-wet,oplidst 'and 1is hand " . '' � % 11 ,. . . . . . 4 matter a I f I . _ � � ::.. ,;i, - " ,,, 6,,t�;;-, -'�"%., 4. . I - - - the promp�ings ,of impulse that -bade dow. As ... fact, having al -of his svulL-Ahat he g%ited in this The figure in the chair beside him dE caressed W,hkIr an,d, bru6!W,jt back ... 5"t" ,�� - , �1111'..111- . I - . , . Ar", I , .: -N.".�` JOHN GRiEM VA himleap to his ?pet -and Mug himself heardprobably t,6 kr�ater ment which through 'all the years not move, did not speak. � . 1. ;-- ,:.. .1, I portion, of mo from her forelead. � . r 11, . I .... 1. . . . . % � 1, � - �. ., ,� I'll � ,1. ' N . " , , `, - . , Hanoi graduate of Ontario Veteriu- across the - room. Through his. fih- the conversation that. -had taken place. had waited, for. Nearer-�still i�ear He went -on again: � . oio` .. �r �:` .11 I ` , I � :Z," � " . *A, . . . , �- I, �. L . - � -,i. _ 4, , , ., �;��,,,- ��,!! V a 8 'the L An6 f6r &.11me neither spoke. . . I , . �;��. ., . gers- ' ..... ,,�,��i_# , , :_ " College. All diseases of domestic I y covered his face, he had in the room, and having heard, if still er! The -shadow was opposite to him I . . : I . 1� . 'i , *17 "I returned to Bombay. You will And theni sheitirred in his . I . I I � 11. "I .., , . arms,. .41.:�� ,��, . I I I I , �,� , als' treated. - Calls promptly at- been staring at that, mi over in the immediate neighborhood, the now, not a yard away ---- 4#4 Bob Ken- remember that' -you expected . ".., , . - _� ,,' �:� -L , ;1 . or I ,to come and suddenly, her ,ban& were, lifted ' * - .:1 ` . 1 t �..._.', ... ... .. I . Ao afid charies, moderat6. Vet- there; and in that mirror, from diag-lsou�ds of sudden, excitement and, a Yon, lauglung in, a low, choked way�, out thit way on your refurn home t,a to cling passionately to hi oil - .. , - - , I a ,sh, Iders, son -and 18ons, where ciem-,Ous�,tiol�� , ". .: -�Y-"5,f � Dewitistry a *specialty. Office anally, across the room, was rofloctV J= from the house', Shanghai Jim' ang from..the chair and launchiA Illola here a month. -15 Apr or so later, afid and she was whispering , � :�,�5 " -h Street, one an open window with the .ac d put -two and two, together,- and himself upon it. . wiidl�- . - I . , ,. ��;,,;,�.t . and residence on Goderic f (e of —and you v0ere to let me know what . 110h, I am afraid! I am afr "d! If in .spraying and dusting w,ere OY* , '� '�" �.; �11 - .. � 11. 0, �:11 , .... . , al .�,., door east of Dr. Mackay's office, Sea- Sh,anghai,jim pe g in over rately at the -am To add to the success Of the'prpppo_m. I'll, ".. i;�, �, . - I , , , . ' ill you. d . , , , , ,prin the would arrive pretty accu Something yieldings, . a ething ship you were coming on." . . he doesn't come what .w. -a ? _ �;' , , . ", �.; . . 8 e the Wilson Bros. staged a,oisplay of "I ,.1 " 11 . - . truth of who was reallythe quarry— without resistance, something that . She spoke now for the fir t tim . They will hirit ya,u—catch- � ... , -�:!1�4 form .. sill ---both mirror and window Out ofl, . . I i u YOU --and � 1!�A - . . the range of 'vision of the men at I and in that case Shanghai Jim's posi- crumpled to the floor, carrying him modern potato machinery. which they 11 ,j,��V,� � . , �-�'AX� I tic "I wrote you two weeks- before I —and without this Shanghai Jim the have in use on their own farm. . I - ..". . M, A. R. CAMPBELL, V.S. the desk. , On in 'Shanghai Jim's mind, would be with it, met his attack. B Kenyo y I I .. � rrq . . ob u sailed—as soorr as I knew iiiyse-If'.! evidence is all against you. Evf�i, A ' F :"..", I . , ., Graduate of Ontario Veterinary He became aware that Golonel Will, immeasuiaby bettered, for, if he then in a blind way gained his,knees, and While ,potatoes are looked upon � . ,. " �""�i ", .. 1� - College, University of. Toronto. AM she said almost inaudibly. ' was a witness.- against- you—your I ; . a4 :.11 � .�, �_- . crop '!�ro ;,14.L' letts was speaking to the three men I r a a-decialized und Alliston, tho I.. �, ki., ... ' ' climeases. of domestic animals treated eturned and, stole the pearls, the for an instant it seemed as though his "I never got the letter," ,said Bob name. I waited outside -the door and C n� boast Pf it "'. 1111 t . - 1, ,aflingwood district ca , .S . ,,'�p t '. ho were grouped around him. . theft would naturally. be, I -aid at Bab heart had stopped its -beat, And then Kenyon with a quick intake of lihs heard you - expliin that but—but . . 1, T by the most modern principles. w . . . � L" %-,�" . "I shall keep tliese pearls here to- Kenyon's door. True, tho production of tomatoes and other. can- I 1�1 I I Charges reasonable. Day or night . so out on like a man crazed and distraught he breath. . i vould nev- LLAILg crops. Fertilizer tests on, tho I . �... �1. �, , , � 111 , without Shanghai Jim you v . , ." jealls promptly attended to. Office on ght," he heard Colonel Willets say. the man -hunt now might. stumble up- leaned forward again touching the oWculd it have mattered?"' she said eT be believed." . I , %;�111 .� � ; , ��'.i), 3%in Street, Hensall, opposite Town Bob Kenyon made no movement on Shanghai Jim—but the possibility soft, clinging garment that envelop- dully. "I can Smart Bros. farm near Coltingwo6d . 11� , . '�%'% . . It., .. 11 ��0 � . � I 4. 11%, not see that it would," . "He will. come," Both Kenyon ans'- have so far shown amazing results. � I ��.N I I .�,:�k- 311alL . Phone 116. . save that, still looking through his was very remote. ed -the form upon the flo,6r—and lift- "But 'I can---4now!" There was wered. A�'..Iaid his.. hands over hers I .. . I . L L , ��;, .. . — fingers, he turned his eyes toward the Bob Kenyon eased his cramped pos- irig up a woman's head 'he pillowed something -suddenly vibrant in' Bob on' his shoulaerg. He was strangely , . " �. r I I * " , I , 1,; L . desk. -Colonel Willetts'was unlo4�-Idng ition as best he could, Shanghai Jim it on his shoulder. He, :�hispered her Kenyon's whispering tones. "Marion! sure now. Ne knew. . "Re will come," I L I " ,,��, , -- MEDICAL a drawer. Into this he put the wal- would he back -there to -night when the name -over and over again. He ,did Maripri! Listen! A weekor so after he said again. Overseas Export Resume& ��:, . "" L . . ,,117,�,, w __ let and the pearls, and-, closing the way was clear -and the lights were out not -need to see. It mattered nothing I got back to Bombay, this Shanghai "But he may not dare even for the After -a lapse of two years during ., . ,�;Z;f ' draw �'. ,� I i , 1, " ", DR. i J. R. FORSTER I er, locked.it again. 0 and the Residency was Asleep—an,d so if the darkness hid hei face. He Jim, whom I knew well by sight b,--- pearls," she'said1earfully. "If he is which time price leivels for cattle in 11 � . ��.� . , :..., . . Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Bob Kenyon's eyes reverted to the'would he. Bob Kenyonl He must be- knew. cause in my previous search for my clever enough' to be here in a small Canada we.re above an export basis, , ;, . . 11, I V, . I � .,� I Graduate in Medicine, University of mirror. The face was still there— lieve in �hart, cling to that belief. -if "Marion! -Marion!" he whispered brother I had been several times in place like this and the police not the cattle trade with Groat Britain' . 11 . I—— I . . and It seemed to grin now horribly,; not, he might as- well chuck up the wildly. "Have I hurt you?" his dive as I had been, in many uthers know it, even though they have his hasbeen resumed. Recently the Man- . I �:,-. Toronto. , , � `71 Mte assistant New York Ophthal- t""umpliantly,,maliciously. 15ponge. It was no longer a matter 'She stirred a little. seeking.� information, murdered a description, the is tDo clever to run cheater Commerce sailed from Man- . , ,,A 3nei and Aural Institute, Moorefield's And now Bob Kenyon was conscious I alone of bringing his brother's mur- "Who is that?" she said ,faintly. young Englishman in a fit of .his dia, any risk Of falling into a trap.", treal with 128 head on order fo,- Man- I , L ` �;;. - ,4' L Eye and Golden - Square Throat Has- that ,Colonel Willetts was addrecsing I derer to account; his own life depend- "What--4what has happened? 1 could bDlical Malay rage, -and badly ;ound- Bob K-enyon drew her cheek against cheater. Some of the catt]6 were . 4� .�.,. . . .�. � "LA Itals London., Eng. At Commercial him directly. 1,ed on it now, and . . . and, . , . not sleep to -night, and so -Y ed his own 'runner' who had tried to his own. I purchased in Toronto and these, ac- . _', Ct"ell Seaforth, third Monday in "I sent for the pullee when YOUIHe felt the sudden, twitching of his -"It's John Hingston," Bob Kenyon interfere. lBe- just barely managed "That's just it," he said reassur- cording to the buyer, were known as, . . _": , .. � - , ��, � - ; I .:Ilr�`,._ I I 1 _7�.� each month, from 11 a,m. to 3 p.m. were brought into the house. They lips .though they were tight pressed broke in hoarsely, "Are you badly to in-ake his escape fAm the Police, ingly, "He has rio reason to think light Manchester feeders. 1hey av- . .53 Waterloo Street, South, Stratford. should be here presently. I have no together. Something within him was hurt? Have I hurt youl?" . ..",-"I ere. Then, there is the slightest risk of a trap; eraged around 1,100 pounds. In'addi. I ; I 1.0 I I L- .. I choice buf to give you into custody." fighting stubbornly for expression. "No," -she said—and t�en suddeiit� a few days before you arrived, though and, besides that, if he kwnva that if tion to the ,Manchester line, the. An- . �, - ' :�,�., .. -, DR. W. C. SPROAT 'Bob Kenyon made -no reply. Was Why hold it -back? Why not* admit with a low, startled cry as full con- I did not know then that you were he gets the pearls to-ni-ght the theft chor-D-onaldson. line is also oeVring- "I It. . - Graduate of Faculty of Medicine, he a fool, a bund, mad fool to have it? There was no oxe to see or bear. sclousness seemed to return to her, on the ship, I received a message to will be attributed to, me, and so con- space and the- S.S. Castalian has all � . . � 1`11 - . University of Western Ontario, Lou- flung -away his chance of life? The Marion! She had not looked, at him. she drew herself sharply away and go to � .� 1: 'A the hospital where Shanghai tribute an -other link in the evidence space taken except for 50 head. Am- I ,�,.� " . don. Member of College of Physic- face was gone now! Shanghai 34m She had refused to nieet his eyes. She struggled to her feet. "You — you Jim's 'runner,.' a man known every- ,against me for -the murder of 4Up- other large shipment from a western . . ,� i . ... : lil) lialis 'and Surgeons of Ontario. Office was gone! No—he w�s right, sure might not care ---she gould not care here ? " she faltered. "It was bad en- where On the waterfront as Dublin tain Watts. I Jontt know how he has Province is also reported as moving. . 1. ...1., . In Aberhart's Drug Store, Main St., of it, certain of it! Something in his now. It was too long ago. But, deny ough before—in 'Bombay. But I did Mike and who had, been there in hos- evaded the police. ' He may only These -new developments are resulting L , .. �., . . ... t Seaforth. Phone 90. inner consciousness assured him ha it if he would, however little it migliz not want to believe' to -night. And pital for weeks with, his. wounds, was have put in here on One of the pearl- in renewed confidence in the export . . . t, . . '. - — market -as an outlet for Canadian , ,� .1 . �t - had made the 6ne play that could save mean to her, vindi�ation in her eyes now you are back here—that desk-- dying and wanted to see me. I went; ing schooners. He may have been pro- �11 . . DR. d P. L DOUGALL him. Long befor-e any one could meant more to him to -night, now, those pearls. Have you already got and to revenge himself, of course, on living here ha,rbored and sheltered by ducts. . I ''. � I.t 1, Honor graduate of Faculty of .have got outside, had be given the since he had seen her again, than them? If I not, I—I think you li,vi Shanghai Jim, Dublin Mike told me some confederate. I don't know. Vve -0 N �., . I Medicine and, Master of Science, Umi- alarm, 'Shan-ghai Jim would have van- the mere fact that he should go free. better go before I call out. If you the story of my *brother's death." been trying to' anpwer' that question . � , , ,versify of Western Ontarig, London. !shed and in the dark-Aiss almost His hands clenched, upon theLbranabes have already taken themi yo,u must Again Bob Kenyon paused. 'It seem- for five years all over this part of the . �,�_ , I �, . 34mber of College of Physkians an HER PROTECTOR . .. Suirgeons of Ontario. Office 2 dolors Certainly have made his escape; and that supported him until the knuckles put them back." m in the chair world. But I will know to -night. He ; , ; "I".. . ' . ..:� elot -of post office. Phone 56, Hensall, in that case knowing he had been seen stood -out like knobs under the tight- Bob Kenyon, too, was on his feet before him, indistinct as it was, had will come. I saw it in his eyes and They 'had Only been married for a 1.1.1 40ntario. 3()()4 W. b d -.1. I ", � _tf Shanghai Jim would, not dare to come drawn/skin, The years had been very no ' He fought to steady his voic!�, changed position and was leaning a I raw it in ibis face at the window. mout , an the husband had left his .1 I back, As'it -was now, Shanghai Jim empty without her. "Would you take my word for it?' little forward toward him. He will come." His hands tightened wife in the luitchen while he went to ,�`... I �� would come back—for those pearls. "Warion!" Bob Kenyon whispered he asked. "How ,*ould you know "Shanghai Jim," said Bob Kenyon suddenly, warningly, upon her. "H4 attend. to some business in Ins study. ;11. D& A. NEWTON-BRADY � Bayfield. The window was open --the man had out into the night. whether I had them or not?"L , after a moment, "besides his sail .'a' is cornring now! Do you hear thk ? Presently a -wild scream of terror I � ., ,,� Graduate Dublin University, Ire- -both seen the pearls- and had heard ' "I know where the key is. I shall boarding-house, ran a low gain rlin'g At the door -,over theTe-4he outside rang through the house. The Young- I ". land. Late Extern Assistant Mastex Colonel WhIletts say they would be CHAPTER IV look," she replied eLvenly. dive. 'My brother went in there one door!" husband Immediately sprang from his 11?.` ' W, . ,1 Ratunda Hospital for Women and kept in that ,desk there to -night. Yes, WHAT THE TRAP CAUGHT It was a moment before Bob Ken- night and foolishly displayed a large "Yes," she breathed. chair and clashed for the kitchem,, . . . , 1 . , L a ke again. Vindication in her sum of money. , Between then', He drew her silently away from the "WhAt eveT',s the matter, darling?" . '. Children, Dublin. Office at residence in that, he, Bob Kenyan, was right-- The lights a -till burned in the Resi, Yon PO .1. IaWy. Occupied by Mrs. Parsons. logically it was without a flaw. dency. Bob Kenyon ,sat there in the eyes, his owm life-, depended not only Sbanghai,Jim and Dublin Mike drug- chair, and, retreating back along the he cried. ..,..�' I Rours, 9 to 10 a.m., 6 to 7 pan.; But now—wbat now? For a mom- tree for a long time�sat therp until on the fact that he should stay here, ged him and took the money; and wall, crouched, ,down behind what, in ,She rushed,up to him, white-faced' �� . . ftudays, I to 2 p,m. 2866-26 ent bitter- regret, a stinging, Jeering, there was no longer any sound in the 'but that Shanghai Jim would have no then, to get rid of him, they shang- the -darkness, seemed to him to be a and alarmed. .. n, self -mockery for this vei�y act of his woods around him save. only the warning. haied him. They put him on boari bookcase of some sort. 1"It's a_ -a caterpillar!" she said, . i DR. F. J. BURROWS that logic en-d-orsed, swept over him 14 No," he said deliberately at last; a. %ailing ship that night—and got "Don't make A sound until I tell With -an effort. "I found it in. the sal- .. 1. , derich Street, sounds of the insects, and the soft ,, . .. . ..;; -aves in their thousands you are n eir commission for it, too, Out Of you " he cautio-hed,; "then run in- ad! Supposing I had been in thep .::' L office, and residence Go agaip. ]Dv�ery,_M-�ng that he had told flutter of the le at going to'look. Nor afe th i - I I ;east of the United Church, Sea- these men to -night in his own de- of the niglit you going to raise any alarm'. You the ship's captain. But before they stan'tly for your'father and any other house -alone ??? I .. I forth, Phone 46. Coroner for the fense bad seemed fllmsy and but to breeze in the branches of the tMes; are either going to return to your put him on board, they doped.. him men who may be in the house. Do . ..I 10ounty of Huron. make his case worse. To, tell them own room with the promise that YOU again, and this time gave him a de- you understand?" . I now that Shanghai Jim had- been'at sat -there until the lights y will say -nothing of my presence in liberate overdose of the drug. They "Yes," she answered; '%ut--4but I — . , � DR, C. MACKAY gan to go ,out one by one, and until ..4. that window there, and that he 'had by -and by the Residency was all in the house, or you are going to sit couldn't -afford to have him come you ?,, '! � J, C. Mackay, honor graduate of Trin- let the man go without a word! He I - 11 ft University, and gold medalist of - darkness, down in that chair there and not make backon them with his stary. The re- "Theie is abso,lutely nothing to be, LONDON ANb WINGHAM , 11 of bad nottlioUght Of that. And he had - a sound—I only hope we �aven't made sult was that the ship's captain got . afraid -of," he whispered back. "Now' . I d Tnmty Medical College; member Andthen Bob Ken�on lowered him- North. -1 the college of Physicians and Sur. just been demAding as his right that too much'itoise ilready. You mus6 what he thought was the ordinary quiet---A.on't move --don't stir! , He's 'L_�,_-jj . , self to the ground, and began to make 4� JpW= of Ontario. something be done to catch Shanghai his way cautiously toward the house. make Your chgice." I run of drunken sailor;*but what he got the door open now." 9-M. p.m. . 'L - __ Jim! The position was untenable. Do you realize what really got was a man, under whatev- There was a faint, low, creaking ., There should be little trouble in gain-' "My choice! Centralia ......... 10.36 5.0 . � . I DR. H. HUGH ROSS They would not believe him, of course. ing entry into the Residency. In the you ,are saying?" -she flashed out in- er fictitious name Shanghai Jim had sound from across the room, Then , The ,story was all of ,a piece -- the . Do you think that you can seen fit to ship him, -who never re- utt Exeter ............ 10.49 5.64 "I Graduate of University of Toronto he�� of the tropics, save in a storm, n me? er silence. It seemed to last +n- Hensall ........... 11.03 6.09 ��.�. windows were not closed and bolted; st"ttly " You would not dare— gained consciousness, -and who died terminably. Tbern there calme the i;. iraculty of Medicine, member of Col- mythical Shanghai Jim! f1gh � Kippen ........... 11.08 6.1& S. Jw of Physicians and Surgeons of And then sudd,tnly there fell upon and the shutters that served for priv- "Oh, yet, I would!" interrupted Bob and was buried two days later at sea." soft pad of a football treading warily c fl , I ; Bru e eld ......... 11.17 6.22 . . �'- 4D11tario. pass graduate courses in Bab Kenyon a sort of grim exhilara- acy were obstacles of a far lesser na- Kenyon in a strangely dogged way. "Yes," . she said a little tremulcus- and, peering out, Bob Kenyon could Clinton ........... 12.03 6.42 .1 40hicag,D Clinical ZC11001 of Chicago; tion. There was one way left, des- ture. He reached the edge of the "And I must ask you not to speak ly. discern a -blur of white in the dark- Londesboro ....... 12.23 7.02 "M 0 Royal Ophthalmic Hospital, Londour'perate perhaps., but, if it succeeded, lawn, and, moving now with still above a whisper. When one is des- "I asked Dublin Mike where he ness. It came -on, a sth-adowy filmy Blyth ............. 12.32 7.11 ,_; 1� J�ngland; University H,6&pital, Lon- sure. After all, this was 'between greater caution than before, skirted perate, ,one dares anything. I would thought Shanghai Jim had gone, and thing, crossing the room- and 'now it ��;, . , don, England. Office—Back of Do- Shanghai Jim -and himself, all 'the dare anything to -night. I've got to Dublin Mike, dying though be was, reached the position wb�Te the desk Belgrave .......... 12.44 7.2S .�, mAnion Bank, Seaforth. Phone No. 5. years -of it—and the end was between the hedge until he arrived at a posi- ed, Shanghai Jim as I had nevex stood, and seemed to hover there. Wingham ......... 1.00 7.45 - tion opposite to the door by which, make you understand that. I would curs . "I Night calls answered from residence, Shanghai Jim and himself I There was as -nearly a,s he could judge, be had even dare to tell you what I am sure heard - man 'cursed before. He said Shanghai Jim—Shanghai Jim at last' South. . 1. . V-Wtaria Street, Seafortb. noother end. There could be no other made his, escape. And then on bands you once knew—that I love You." Shanghai Jim was too clever for the Quietly Bob Kenyon released his arm � L end. He wanted it that Way. 'He heard her draw in her breath police, that the police would never find from the girl's grasp, and crept sil- a.m. P.ML :1 and knees. he crawled across this por- .. �'. DR. J. A. MUNN Slowly Bob Kenyon raised his head, tion of the lawn, and stood up Anally with a sudden gasp—as though anger him, and that there was only one ently a few steps, forward in the di- Wingbam .......... 6.45 3.05 �", I . Successor to Dr. R. R. Ross agains .1 in the shado -4 -Ri w D Belgrave .......... . . . Graduate 'of Northwestern UniveTS' and as,though in a helpless way look- t the wal w of the and amazernent struggled fox the way, one chance o, ak up a cle reCti, n of the desk. 7.03 3.23 11) I bi.ate Royal ed around the roam. The police, on house. Yes, here was the door! He supremacy. . in some of the dives where Shanghai And then he stood still. Blyth ............ 7.14 &87 . I , Chicago, 111. Litenl ir way oiit from the town, would he denianded. Jim might have made a confidant Of A match crackled and spurted into Londesboro ........ 7.21 SA& ) ge -onto the "Which will you do?" .,of Dental Surgeons, Toi . tried it. It was locked. He mo,v,d I be here any minute naw—Colonel Wil- ially in a famous flame. The figure at the desk holding Clinton ............ 7.40 4.08 A ce over Sills' Hardware, Main St., t run by a Chinaman named tbe little torch, back turned, was Bruce eld ......... .*#I then to the window beside it. By the "Neither!" she exclaimed sharply. some, one, and espec ,8eaforth. . letta over there had said so. Thor set- aid of a little force, but with scarce- "it would- be safer if you went back dope join fi 7.58 4.29 I , I . ,Phone 151, 1. - - ,tee on,which he sat was a light wiek- ly -a sound, he got the shutters opgn— to your room." He spoke in low, Ling Su, -and so—" bending over and examining the lock Kippen ............ 8.05 4.36 .11 � � . DIL F. J. BECIfELY , er affair of the kind usually in vogue and the next minute he had swung steady tones now. "You would be out A sudden, half-ichoked sob I came on the drawer. Hensall ........... 8.13 4.4& � - �� in the ,tropics. Just within a yard himself over -the siII, and dropped sil- of danger. I am waiting for ,Shang- from the chair, Exeter ............ 8.27 4.58 'i I Graduate Royal College of Dental or so of him was a door --not the door ently to the floor inside the room. hni Jim." I'Don`t!" Ishe 'interrupted in a, (Continued next week) Centralia ......... 8.39 5.0& I ,Surgeons, Toronto. office over W. R. through which Marion had gone out "Shangbai Jim?" She repeated the quick, low, broken way. 111—I know I S&fth's Grocery, Main Street, Sea- and which obviously'led' in -to the - in- He listened now. There was not a words with a curious little note of in- now. I understand. That night -0 � �, . forth. Phones: Office, 185W; resi- torior of the house, blit a do,or which sound—no movement apparently any- terrogation, as though she were not when we had made up a little Alum- `� � 4fence, 1855 J. quite likely opened on the lawn. where in the house. This was the h ght. ming party from the ship, and I—I Current Crop Report. C. N. P_ TIME TABLE I I- room, wasn't it? 'He could hardly ry him in that inirror on the saw ,you coming out of that miser- East. . � , H�- put his hands to his ,head again have made a mistake—but he. must "I aw The first report from representa- . . CONSULTING ENGINEER as though in sudden Iyaln, -staggered make sure. He began to grope a- 7all over there when they were grill- able' doorway looking the way you tives for the month of September a.m. p,m. !" I . to his feet, swayed unsteadily, and, round him. It was very dark in here. ing me here in this Toom to -night," didt 1-1 thought you bard forgot- showed that crop conditions had im- Goderich ........... 6.20 2.1.5 , S. - W. Archibald, B.A.Sc., (Tor.), as if to save, hi m,self from falling, He could see notbipg. He dared not he said. "He was standing outside ten me and my letter in—in a de- proved considerably for later crops Holmesville ........ 6.36 2,32' IV. �, D.L.S., Registered Professional En- . the window." bauch." 6.44 2.46 :!,t. gineer and Land Surveyor. Associate reached- out to grasp the back of the light a match—it might give warning such as potatoes and ensilage corn, Clinton ............ ; nstitute of Can- settee—and then, quick as the wink- to Shanghai Jim. His lips twisted, in "And you said nothing?" Her voice -Bob Kenyon's hand felt Out before but the showers. arrived too late in Seaf orth ........... 6.59 3,09* I .11 I Member Engineering I . - was flat, dull. him almost -as though it were afraid, the season 7.06 3.10 .. ing of an eye,the settee in air above the darkness. Shanghai Jiml How a to be of much help to St. COlumban ...... 4". Office, Seaforth, Ontario. "Because, before anybody could and found, and lay buck -wheat, which is reported as ,be- Dublin ............. 7.11 3.17 '' , I . .. his head, he. sent it hurtling toward did he know that Shanghai Jim had 'P., . , . - the group of meu -at the desk, and not already been here? How sure have reached him, he would ha ing more or less a failure throughout West. 0 :... .1, that he'still his escape in the woods, just as I did ,, 6 AUCTIONEERS Yes," he said, "I had- -been early Western OntArio. Decrease in milk ,. . I with a leap reached, the door, flung it was he now, after lal —and he would not have co -me back flow was reported in practically all a.m. p.m. ..� . � wide and, found himself in the Open. had not played the fool- He snarled As it is, he saw the pearls placed in two days in Ling Su's. As I told you Dublin ............. 11.27 10�Q4 ,��, .. , - _' -Cries, shouts, excited exclamations at himself irritably under 'his breath, that cleak. It's his one chance jo get hardly an'y one in Bombay knew me, counties, especially in Western On- .; - ,,THOMAS BROWN and -a shot rang out behind him. Bab Was it the darkness and the silence them, for HoaOm knows where they!ll I was. dressed for -the part. I bad tario, due to shortage of pastures. St- Columban ...... 11.32 . ... - .1 .. . K,L-ny,on, running st top speed, yaulted that conjured up doubts and fancies Northern Ontario was enjoying good Seaforth ........... 11.43 10-17 . , , LjcduS6di auctioneer for the counties gained the. shelter of and disturbing the,ories in his mind? be to-morrow—and so I am waiting got the entree there through Dublin Clinton ............. 11.59 10.31 I'll, � bfjfiiroji.b�nd. Perth. Correspondence the hedge ,and _ see you now weather for harvesting and a keen , ": for him -now." nd for hay was noted. Holmesville ........ 12.11 10.40, .", '. gbmwits for sale dates ca e the trees. And then he paused to get Shanghai Jim wouldn't have come un- standing -outside that doorway with derna . I There was a slight rustle of her — Goderich ........... 12-25 10.67 .. � e ,by- calling 6,g positar Office,, his breath.� It wasn't -a question of til the lights were out, ,that was cer all those, chaps. and girls. I had for- I �, , puttitvg distance between himself and tain-Jand -since he, Bob Kenyon, bid garments- . . � "'. � I � $ orth. Cbatgels ordto, a n. d 111-1 am sitting.down in the chair gotten what I looked like, unshaven, - I faction arahteod; 'Phone 302.:.. the Residency--4hat was what they come, the moment the last light had 'he said . ' filthy, unkempt, disreputable. I had Fertilizer Field ,Meetings Popular. `�." .. . .. v - -:Would expect him to do --and that was been extinguished, Shanghai Jim a - forgotten my part ,at sight Of yon. 'I 0_14�� It was very quiet in the room now I C. P. R. TIME TABLE if'�, I �� . * precisely what be neither wanted nor could not reasonably have been here I don't blame one of those chaps who 'Fertilizer tests with potatoes, grain . , t;.� ' . I - OSCAR k�OPP` ' intended -to do, He couldn't afford ahead af him. As a matter of fact, . and it was a long rninute before ith you for doing what 'he did. crops, canning crops and pasture are East. . 1.1! , . , 0onor Graduate Carmr-'"t6d' Na- to go far away. He smiled now a the househoad, could but .barely have Bob Kenyon broke the silence,. He waV w . a.m. 1. ... 1: .. �- -to tbe chair- -and and- I should have done the same. I look- being tried out in S6uth SiMcoe under . 1�', tfinal School.of Auctioneering. Ohi. littl,& grimly as he swung hiiiii-self retired by now. 'What time was it? moved closer - ed exactly what be called me --.a the direction of the Chemistry Dq;,* Goderi,ch .................. 6.50, LA , . egigb, Special course taken fif Puts gil6ntly into the btanches'of a .tree He ba& no means of Wlliyig. 11e could denly impulse stranger than, himself drunken bum. But I had forgotten paTtraent, O.A.C., Guelph, and in co- Menset .................... 5.56- ��:. . . , I.. I . Live Stock, Deal Estat64 Met- surged upon him, and be knelt beside agri- McGaw .... � .............. 0.04 ,.�.� - , ! , that was almost on the fringo of the not see his *atch. At a guess it all that for the'moment when I jump- aperation with F. A. Lashley, . A ,,, Farm Sales. RAtes 111 woods. They couldn't hear him up might be one o'clack--perhaps two. -it- I . . 6.11 . � �!�L, , lise ana : . ed toward, you and caught your hand; cultural representative. These experi - Auburn .................... ". , ... 11 t!tg.Narke't. 9ab., "Maviorill! he 4aid. : .. �� , ing with prevaili! - . I lwpe�_and if they couldn!t bear him, Hit hands -groping .out before him I and when he struck me in front of ments, have shown up extremeiy well Blyth ..................... 6.26 ,.. " �` _? . ,,,,Ei.on'assuTed- oar WITSY the chances bf finding, him in the touch4d a Piece of futniture-4elt Ov. She did not answer- , you 1_41 last my head. The other and very interesting results are ex- Walton .................... 6.40r- , ' 1 ��;, I . r klapp, Zurich, Ont. .Phoiw, 6.52- . . "t, . I � �986,6 i darkness, as- be realized ,now his .er it. It was the flat-topped de*, So ' Re felt his pulse quickon,,the blood men who were with your party natur pected. MeNgught ................. . �.;. 1.4, , a -8 I . finding Shanghai* Jim had far, so good I Hi moved, -A little 4w&V pound through his veins. go had call- ally .1'bined in when I knocked tha' .26- ', ��, , 4 t:. .,� ., . , , -c chances of. t Recently a fertilizer field meeting Toronto ................... 10 1 ..$. i"I . 11 I . :. ; beeb" When be. had chased after the ,from it, and, finding a chair, sat down. ed hot Marion—and she �iid not re- first chap down and just as naturally Was held on E. C, Whiteside's farm 11 11.11'' . . � , "'! � �r,� I - 11 comparatively n i 1. -Uo bad, nothing to do no*,but Wait, buked him� Aud.then the great shoul ' the hangerso West. �." I ,., �,!Y, a 1� R. T. LUKER I0ter, wepe ality, the near Alli-ston, where an extensive test , 'A ,,�i - " ..� z , ,, . . 4'_ 11 .��r,, , Through the foliage he could see 'the - T6, time, dragg6d Itself Ity, Bob dets of the man. stpiared. , Did it habitues Of the ,divers, believing me is being omrriod,ovt on a fleld of 42 . a.m 11 V.P, J'�V. 1 ,��-,; %� 1 . I . ' ' '� �" ,4 . , IA01 11, , I I JAd )jlgod auclioneer for the County I cries; kenyon'sut without movVritoit. T h a ibeaft that .there was a chance — a to be oho of thenitelvt-s� sided in with acres of potat66%. In. spite of a Toronto ................... I ,� Z to in all 11ghfA 'of th�a house' He beard, — sil in t , � . �'.�,,,,,, I.. JTAk0% , Sale% attended m tuco see 6d 0 beconle more and chau-66-for more than vindication.? A me. In the melee that foitowed, be. bh6y time for f2wmefg, 175 growers MeNaught ................. 11,49, , 1-1 from varioi�%- directiats ,around , '.." ,,o;� . 11 ,6f the c h ...., ,,, .. , - I � � autity., Sevat years' ox- inen thrashing through the bushes.mare profound wid oach. passing cligme, to, 114,hk for inorwithan life? sides being arrested,, I was rathm bad- froii�,' Sinidoe and adloi-ning counties WgItan ............ , b. �. — 1,941, 1 , 1'�;:'.,N,:,, .. . L 46 V.j, .. .''.g "I I , I jif MAnfi;64 and Saskatche and uhdletgr�'Oh, 'Their these sounds thUt after a while it Ile *A,rcojr, -attL '4 voice, to, I o polite, Vin ! , & of tho, after- lalyth � ..................... 10 , ,.,,..'. 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