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Graduate in Medicine, Universi of ward in the open,. of home to go to, and the prettiest when -he grinned his reply'she read washed -and out of sight and fresh sky above the tree -tops. Slowly she WThich would be for the farmer both. I ,, I ') , ,,,, I
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and Golden Square Throat How- the valley of the Red Deer, and Ma- kids' faces , . . . I waited, boy. seat,herself. For days he had been "Then it means, Pete," she said ca,relessly. "It's stiffling in here to- ' spray ' -.411
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a -4--b Phone cm the -ranch-house where Mahon had things happened, in tim�e, boy." Did you know yesterday was my he remained stu-bboTnly where he was. I I
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. . DR. R. P. I. DOUGALL for the ford, when they met. With cheek resting in her hand she ' gtiffin' fer me? he asked. "Besides,
Honor graduate of Faculty of ,Mahon, utterly wearied, with his CHAPTER XXI stared at the plate before her. "My "They've flitted, sure, Miss Mira," I wasn't follerin' y,uh. I was going
I I Medicine and Master of Science, Uni- long strain, sank into a slumber that -twentiest I'm getting old, Pete-- said Blue Pete. "That last roundup away -off thaT. Go whar yuh darn
f, 19 versity of Western Ontario, London. ignored everything ,but big need of THE SECRET CAVE And yet I'm so young -there's such o' the Corporal's su-re took the starch please." And, he struck spurs into
Member of College of Physicians and it, Blakey keeping guard on the near- a long life ahead!" ' out o' them. D-d,arn sneakin' ra-ts! Whiskers and galloped away.
Surgeon ors est height. Next morning Mahon On a rough pile of rock, where his, He tried to rally her, noisily, un- Ain't got the, guts of a ben!" And Mira made straight for the
east of post office. Phone 56, ilensoall, found pinned to his blanket a dirty motley garb melted into the back- Pete -like. They were riding abreast in the Wiest and the prWrie.
Ontario. 3004-tf piece of paper. ground and left -him free to see with- "Gor�swizzled, Miss Mira, ef y,l, Hills, their going and conversaiion . .
. . . "If I had bin Bilsy," it said. out being seen, Blue Pete sat whit- don' look ,good fer a hundred- ye�ars -recklessly noisy. At a rubble of CHAPTER XXIII
� , DR. A. NEWTON-BRADY Nothing moTe-not even a signature thng thoughtfully. -Obviously tha more!" ocks fallen from a cliff ,be pulled in
Bayfield. ly a diversion, for "A hundred more!" she mutter- r MIRA'S DESPERATE� STRATEGY
. but Mahon understood. It meant that whittling was on to let her precede. �
Graduate Dublin University, Ire- his worst felars were realized -Blue his band would, stop midway while- his ed . . . . . "I guess that's right, Pete. Juno 'When Mira came Gut from the trees
kind,. Late ExteTn Assistant Master Pete was rustling again. It also, re- forehead puckered. At a glance he "A hundred -of wbat?" hasn't found them for days." an hour of the long prairie day re -
14 V Rotunda Hospital for Women and vealed the trick that was defeating appeared uncomsciou,sof bis surround- That was beyond him, andihe gulp- There were several minutes of sil- mained, -and, keeping, to the lower '
Children Dublin.. Office at residence him. First Mira kept him engaged ings, but every movement was al- ed,a lump of scorching meat and ig- ence. levels, she rode towards the Police
b1telly (;�cupied by Mrs. Parsons. m while Blue Pete made off with the most uncannily noiseless and his flut- no -red its -seething passage down his "Guess I got to shift camp, Miss Post at Medicine. Lodge, dismounting
Hours: 9 to 10 a.m., 6 to 7 P. ,d horses; and when, his pursuit grew tering eyes i�iiised now land then like throat. Mira," he said; and he would not look af,teT darkness in a coulee, where a
Sundays, I to 2 P.M. 2866-2 hotter the half-breed had led- him a- those -of a wild an-imal instinctively "See anyone On the way?" he ask- at her. clump of straggly mulberry bushes
- DR. F. J. BURROWS - way south while Mira drove the hors- on guard. ed presently. "Shift camp? Tou don't mean you hung Over the bed of a drie-duip
Office and residence Godierich Street, 6s in another direction. A gentle trickle of sunlight filtered "No. I kept to the vrevt . . . . are leaving the Hills?" stream. Far to the left the clustered
eaut of the United Church, Sea- Mahon picked up the trail and held through the trees overhead to the pile Didn't want to see nobody." "Notbin' else fer it. 1HOw else kin lights of the nearest ranch were de-
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Qkunty of Huron. Blue Pete had kept straight on across nearer and nearer. When it touched with noisy eating, but her ,Own plate ,, If theystay away you don't care, by the five n-dles Of clear Alberta
&.— the rail -way toward the Cypress HilIs. him be- moved beyond, its reach. A soft was untouched. When she saw the Pete," she said lightly. night, and as she saw them her heart
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Trinity Medical College; member Of cough the tangle of growth. A bird quired suddenly. And to his nod, "It ',But you've had a hundTed chances steps in the kitchen would record the 111111.t -l"
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giso= of Ontario. yome place else. . . . . I would [ P) The stillness oppressed her. -She � �`i,iq
to capture Blue Pete." Inspector half-breed raised his eyes to, it and r wouldn't even scare them real 'bed. Sotith. ,
. Barker paced the room, stoppin,g at his face,brightened. not go through that again -never! I "'Cause thev was doin' my work, could, not recall another such loreath- � �,'o
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racWty of Medicine, member of Cc, hard -knit muscles that had held his she went on simply. "He ast me to cherl Blue Pete's got to go whar they The -one sound of life about her, her ;�!,
f you take the job?" BeIg-rave ........... 7.01 3.10 11.1
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Mint, pass graduate courses 'in be a f air loose had relaxed their grip; his -marry him! And me all the time "Wud you come too, Miss Mira?,, berry -bushes, she, turned Londesboro ......... 7.19 3.30. 1 " "
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i iospital, London, chase, for the -half-breed. knew now movements had lost some of their just holding him off for you to get she asked, after a pause. and struck resoluteRy -but cautiously Clinton ............ 7.88 3.59 . . . . . . 11
. io Royal Opbthalm-is H were after him. springiness; the careless, twinkling away with the horses! It wasn't- "My work's here, Pete," she replied toward a nearer cluster of lighted � ...
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0 1 trained hair. "An yub didn't take him?" Y� Two Policemen were there,, coatless, 1 �4411
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� - hears buri,ed in the, latest news- Henzall ............ 11.13 6.67 ,
Chicago, Ill. entiato Royal �when his head lifted. Then he Stop- eyes to big. nee theii ,4, ,,,
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I'm going to give. His calf days son --more humble than the, big wolf like, a city ludy-and I didn't care for th i n gs. reached to the porninel of the saddle Dublin ............. .�.;;, "
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THOMAS BROWN I was brung up to. Don' believe I girl, and his uniform, and .his kind- for hours, ,,--the rustlin'." the feeding horses, and distant gal- Dublin ............. 11.24 9.41 ;,, � �,
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