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JOHN GRIEVE, V.S. rough stuff. That's why they're here. ing' apparatus ,YiIas dragged out by self on the way up, I don't know the Pretty well out. Two master, looks� ary coinbina ion * . .11.1 I ...., . I I 1, ,5:-1,- g "
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*�. thifigs and put yotir foot down on tine, but to -day them was a sort Of and the keys to the time clocks car- hurricane was most vvi8ent and for Oilskin% glistened like suits of arm- I "�.
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wh"Ses of domestic animals treated Of husky men all alone down here on was falling also. -From a morning uckit met the patrolman from the caught 'his breath and mopped the w1i ' . � �5
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. not so much to da a phenomenally warm for the time of Orham Station, the latter building an- with eveTy, stroke they drew nearer shaving an English clergyman who ,. �,J,
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, o,rth, third 'MonclaY in you can find a chance to run over 'to dirty weather comin'. It's mean en- �fYou suppose right. Down abreast while between squalls . . . There! was quivering, and, in Spite of the .
t . from 11 a.m. to 3 P ough now, but it'll be a snorter af�re that pint where the Sarah Matthews Look! " cold, there were beads of perspiration . I � 1.
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n rill or I miss my guess. Feels come, ashore it was riannin' five foot Homer looked -and saw. A mass .:
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4.111 Graduate of Faculty of Medicine, "Yes, I do. So do you, boy Homer nodded. He did not feel "You didn't hear anything f-rcan background. He nodded and t,ftl.ne� Cap'n, put me ashore!" 11..Od
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,19mo and 'Surgeons of Ontario. Office would make me so -ed - mcle now, fore I could hear myself think. If the ed side of the dune Bearse laid a looks expressed the wildest aston h- .'�,.Iil;:�.
; rowed five miles through a head wind him. If mistakes were n ment. This was something new in , 'By I.: 15K,i:::�;:-.%,.
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I . Graduate Dublin University, Ira- mony. Peleg Myrick's cat -boat, the responsibility ended. Now, as te-111- tered and oilskinned, his Coston signal Each man took his positi.on. The gone As children search the sea -shore 'twixt
,a%Z�cy Assistant Master &kipper, it was diff-erent; he at his belt, came stumbling sleepily cart -was turned broadside to the sea. and shook both fists in the air. Bears6
.. . ' . t 1 Wild Duck, was anchored in the little porary I "Unload . . . . . Take out the pulled the oar into the boat. the tides,
t =ndl for Women and cove on the bay side, near the station. was not there to obey orders, but to down. Oaks's threats changed to plead- Gathering each lovely, wave-forsaktn
, Children, Dublin. Office sit residence Peleg's dory was hauled up on the give them. And he knew the crew "Dirty morning, Sam," was Hom- bolts . . . ... thing;
'y JxWy occupied by Mrs. Parsons. would be watching to see how he er's greeting. "There'll be something The bolts which held the vehicle ings- ,
Hours: 9 to 10 -a.m., 6 to 7 p.m., beach, and its owner was standing bore himself on trial. doing as so -on as it is light enough to were removed, and the rear and for- "Oh, Cap'n, please!" he begged. 'IT Smooth, shining stone, or echo -haunted ",
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comin' due next week. I'll give you The fallen feather from a sea -gull's
Captain Oz—was a stubby specimen He caught sly glances and was con- sharp look -out. Use your Coston, Of arated. wing—
,. DP -,F-. J. BURROWS . ispersi behind his back. course; the telephone is down." 94 Set." half of it—I swear I will! I'll give
office and residence Goderich Street, of marine architectuiae, tbe skin of selous of wh 11. 1-1 can't stand it, I tell
01- Those that he heard were not unkind- Bearse was filling himself with hot The boat was lowered to the sand. vO-u a So I, to that strange shore which is my
, I Church, Sea- his hands and face tanned -din—but coffee and mer6ly grunted. Then, . "H4aul out wheels." you. Turn around and put me a- life,
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I forth Phone '46. Coroner for the or of mahogany and looking more like h shore." Find that the tidal days their treasures
3 . leather than a human cuticle. The skin they -Were non -committal. Tfiey were, pulling On his mittens and, buttoning The wheels were pulled out of t e r
0mmty of Huron. I him to prove himself, his s,ou'wester beneath his chin, be ,way. With -the lifting bar under 'her There was silence in the- boat fo bring:
16-.4-- of his feet and his legs, from the waiting for , e r a tre- Words, thoughts and deeds, rich friend -
and, if -he did� well and good. Jf he pushed Open the door and went out the boat was skidded bow on. to. the an instant, silen e b oken by
DR. C. MACKAY 4) knees down was of similar shade and the churning blackness. It took surf. . mendous "Haw! haw!" from Seleucus ships, precious hours, .
0. Mackay, ho-A,or graduate Of Trin- consistency, a fact perfectly obvious did not—if he faltered or hesitated, i nto � Gammon. The other men, still row- Like moon -white pearls for memory to
I Air 'University, and gold medalist of during spring, summer and fall, when or for one moment showed that he all of Homer's str , ength to pull that "Take life -belts." the ing as hard as ever, looked at each string.
� Ti,inity Medical College- member of he was accustomed to "go, -barefoot" ,doubted or was not certain—then., like dooi shut. Each man took a lifg-belt from it other, then at Oaks, and then at their
- It IM College of PhysiciWns and Sur- Now, as it was winter, he wore 'a the Sebool children with the new At half -past five the call came. Cal- racks inside the boat and strapped
ggan,s of Onttario. mammoth pair -of high rubber boots. teacher, his rule was for ever ended. vin was on his way up to the tower over 'his shoulders and about his sl,kipper prro tem. Homer, catching
� I. � ; -met Oaks, the man on watch waist. The only one who did not do that look, know they were waiting to LONDON AND WINGIIAM
I The remainder of his attire was a He might as well resign at once, for when he how he would meet this entirely
. DR. H. HUGH ROSS hit -or miss jumble Of black shirt, they would force him out of the ser- coming down. this was Badger, the cook, who, ac- See cedented emergency.
Graduate of University of Toronto J "Sam's burnin' his Coston, Cal," cordiqig to rule, would be left ashore unpre South.
I ster, faded sweater and patch- ,vice sooner or later. 11 rieked Oaks a -
Of Medicine, member of Col- sOu'we 11i nd Walter Oaks, the newest member Oaks bldrted, excitedly. "He nill9i in charge of the station during his g I'll pay you," sb
) &We of Physicians ,and Surgeons of ed trousers. -s eyes were small a I of the crew, and the one that- Romer see somethin'! L6rd! it's an awful ,commander's absence. ain. "I'll give you—'P p.m.
. graduate courses in blue, his nose big and red, and his ain't it? Cal, do "Ship rowlocks . . . . Take But Homer interrupted. 2.05
Ontario. pass mouth. and most -of his chin hidden liked ,best, drew alongside as they mess to go off in, . "Sit down," he ordered, savagely- Belgrave .................. 2.292
4 Chicago' Clinical School of Chicago ; sled heap of moustache., walked to th,e� station. y6u think you'd better—" oars." -a place "Sit down and row." Blyth ...................... 2.33
- �w Jtoyal Opbthalmis Hospital, London, beneath- a trou "Well, Cap'n Cal," he observed in Homer did not stop to bear the Each man at his place- It
. . jhgland, University Hospital, Lon- which, as Seleucus Gammon describ- loud enough for the others to rest. He hurried to the tower room. fixed by regulation and confirmed by "But, Cal, -please Londesboro, ................. 2.40
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ler the hear, "how cipes it seem to be boss The window towards the soutli-east onstant drill—put his rowlock in pos-
r mWon Bank, Seeforth. Phone No. 5. weed that had blowe,d up un( ship'? Ain't g' was opera and banging in the gale. 'Ition, and laid 'his oar crosswise on from the water. Brucefield ............ I ...... 3.26
Iftht calls answered from residencep lee of his face and stuck fast." He of the . I oin' to be too . "Down!" he roared. "Down, or I'll Kipper. .................... 3.33
1 � plaboria, Street I job to speak to Leaning out, he peered down the the boat. Homer gave the outfit a
3 , Seaforth. lived alone in a -shanty four miles up stuck-up in your new The wind was as strong as hurried glance of inspection. ur head in with this. ' - - - Hensall ..................... 3.89 ,
the beach, and the summer visitors common folks, are you?" beach. Down! Now tow—or I'll brain you Exeter .................... 3.53
r . i. � . DR. J. A. MUNN called him the "hermit." In his Calvin smiled. "I haven't got any ever and' the cold intense, but it had o" he ordered. wn you afterwards." .
Graduate of Northwestern Unive"- at the new job yet, Wallie," he replied. stopped snowing. A mile or more a- With a -rush they slid the boat down first —d dTO
. youth he had played the fiddle That's so; so you'ain't. Only just way a brilliant glow of red light -with the slope and. into the surge. The At that moment be would have done A North.
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1 1 thIg"hilcia and lonely surfmen ,on evening beach a try -out, as you might say. ckground. . water. ,Seleucus Gammon found time more. important, Oaks himself seemed Ex t r ...... ......
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. ftaforltlf. Phone 151. his -shanty. He earned the few dol- to try you pretty ,*soon. It's goin' to Homer sprang to the stairs, ran to shout a comment. back upon the thwart, tc,ok,KIPPen.,� ................... 11.19
� , 1 lars 'he needed by clamming and fi�sh- blow a little mite afore mornin', they down the first flight and*into the room. '' ,,Crimust that'feels nice and cool," he sank 11.27
DR. F. J. BECHELY Don't get if where the crew, each ,on his, cot, wefe he bellowed. "Come in, boys, the up the oar which Bearse pushed into Brucefi ..................
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,s byocery, Main Street Sea- . ' "Turn out, boysl" be called, brisk- .up,,,. ].wed bar4—and then laughed aloud. Blyth ...................... 12.33 -
j�orth. phones: Oflice, 1845W'l resi- about him -stood the Off-duty member drift ashore. Fat'll always keep a-. , . be comparatively new mern- A bellow of laughter came from the Belgrave ...................
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� vin Homer and Seleucus, among them. got enough of that: Ha, ha!" / .
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I I CONSULTING ENGINEER Captaid Oswald, leaningon his wife's Gammon himself made answer. 0 ns . ter just ahead. remembered and talked about—when C. N. R.
0 1 �aTrn, walked slowly from the statian "Hot air's what they fill ball o CHAPTERII "In bow," ordered Calvin. the time for talking came.
S. W. Archibald, B.A.Sc,, (TOO, to the shore. Peleg got the dory a- with," he obseTved. "You're consid- surfman "Almost there, boys," shouted Cal- Bast.
, 01A.S., RegiAered Professional En- float and""stood, kn4ze deep in the wa- er'ble of -a gas -bag, Wallie. if we They were ready in three minutes. Selqucus and his Opposite seized vin, cheerfully. "Keep her going." �
l I ter,'waiting. Captain Myrick turned capsize I'm callatin' to grab aholt of Bfside ejacb,,cot stood its occupant's .sprang ovvr the gunwale and The wreck was in plain sight now, a.M. p.m.
I V)) to his crew. you and rise right up Out of the wa- rubber b6o,ts, their tops folded down, their oars. only a quarter of a milt away. A Goderich ........... 6.35 2.40
1 0 pa����� "Well, boys," 'he said, with a one- ter." � and socks, undeirclothes and trousers "Down with 'her." 14 6.50 2.56
d begun to stuffed, inside, ready for instant d,on- As she moved out the other men little fore and aft schooner, hard and Holmesville ........
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AUCTIONEERS ashore on a little mite, of a spree. fall and when, at ten o'clock, t e or- ning.
. .. I h the door, the men were 'on their feet "Start -rowing . . . . Got" sea breaking over her frbm stem to
IF,erly I've had for quite a spell. der was given foi those not on watc The b#at leaped forward into the stern. Men, were in the rigging., five St. Columban . . ... N 7.18 3.27
1 irst 11" You - to turn in, the station was trembling and dressing. He went down to the ............. 7.23 3.842
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. THOMAS BROWN . . . 7, 44 Sure thing—" such as seldom visited even that hurriedly.scrambled into woollen jack- last man to leave shore, swung over a hand was w
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td Huron and Perth. Go' ards to the -girls." and flying sand thrashed against the ing the lantern from its hook and ent's wait as a wave ,ring the lifeboat up under Seaforth ........... 11-40 9."
. ents for sale dates call be "Give my reg d lighting it, he pushed open the door fore them, and swept beneath. Then skill to b
=rby"calling The EXPOS10f Office I These �rere "me of the, responses. windows,, -and above the swish an and went out. I another mighty pull, and a ,rise that the lee of the -wreck' ' But this --with Clinton ............ . 11.1555 9.44
Seaforth. Charges moderate, an a Peleg helped his passengers into the clatter and scream sounded the eter- N The -gale struck him as he turned lifted them up and up. Flying foam, the exception of Oaks—was a veter- Holmesville ........ 12.05 9.58
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. - him. r " he drawled t and the blown sand cut his face as be settled to their, ton rtial shelter. The grapnels
I ., I'll , Janos, Nia- "Say, peleg, , "what's Captain Myrick. He went there, bu and f6ught on. The gain swabbing 'his dripping face with ed a pa .. Sam.
I . Manor Graduate Carey the matter with your prophesyin' 'he did not undress or go to bed. He leaned forward peered ahead and were made fast.
I Lng, Chi- This left the room at frequent intervals to door -of the stable was closed, but not a drenched mitten, r. "Come dowill" shouted Calvi, a I . 6.50 �
donal School for Auctl6uoeri� factory? Broke down, has it? Menset ..... .1 5.0
rso ii ' , wm awakened by bent his strength to the steering oa nen in the rigging. "We
taiga. Special cou aken In Plin is .about as good a day as we've 'had -,nsit the watchman in the tower to locked, and the hors
. al Estate, Met- - the lantern light, turned to look at 'A good launch and lucky one, eGndi.- dressing the i :,:::-: 0.04
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� Bred Live Stock, Re mth, aiad, last time you and speak with the returning -beach pa He backed them tions considered. They were off. SO will look O& for you. Hurryll' 6.11
-in Sales. Rates In for a mc . tptain— Auburn ................ I""'
ebandise and Fai arket, Sat- me talked, you was- eallatin' on ,one trols, to attempt to peer through the him as he entered. golod. One of the men—the cE .
,$,� keepingr , prevailing ,in . This -out of their stalls and began harness- far. SO it 1317th ..................... 6.W
assured. 0 J of them East; Injy typhoons. Said windows at the chaos outside. . But the launch was Only the be- shouted a reply. Above the turnu 6AO
1104 W blow the lighthouse out last procedure was wholly useless, the Ing. In a few moments others of �the of wind and wtiter Only a few words
01cai Opp, Zurich, 0 . Pliotp: 1-twas goin' to a fact which every man re-
. 42 ethin, like that." flying snow. and sand were jumping crew joined him. In less than ten ginning, be -ow, some- MoNaught .... i. -I ......... I ahs
, 13-98. to sea, or som etition of back from the panes like fine shot, minutes from the time of his leaving alized—tbe new skipper most of all. were audible in the boat I Toronto ................ O.. lop
. 'Peleg's retort was a TOP and more than once be momentarily the tower -room the', cart, -bearing the There remained a row of at least thing like "balf froze." lem," call- W"L �.
the soothsayer's reply to Caesar. e miles, through a sea wbich was "Wle'll have to go after I-
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. J snorted. e ted ttbose panes to be beaten nk. lifeboat, was on its way down the thre d Calvin. "Come on, one of -
I R. T. LUXUR "DAY ,stin't done Yif, establishing a record even for the e L
"Yould have to tie your hair Ou'a- Xrtcfoitr in the morning be was in beach. a fight all the way. The coast, and, with weather conditions You, Seleucus, come with me. The Toronto . ; ...... 0 ........ 6-1 I I
, A) ,Ucensed auctioneer for tile C*MtY fo�o to.morror mornin'-if - you had the kitchen when Joshua Phinney It wagi MeNaught ....... i ........ O.. #' . I
atten" 0 lu all any to tle" . 1. came in from patrol. The man was sand was deep and th4L, wheels cut in- about as bad as they could be. Even r,est ,of You stay in the boat." .11 ". . '
kd Huran. iftleo .� . of to it. The horses did their best, but as exacting a disciplinarian as SUP- Watching his �hance be climbed Waltoll . 6 ....... b..... 4 d..A wo I ".
S of, 'the county. s6vft =,101W 02- He .Swung forward and back with muffled to the eyes, but the lashes ellegg, the hardy Vet- Over the tilted rail, Ganinion at his B176 ............... : ::..".I., il�,,,lti��
unai4ed, could never have made eTintendent K . I 11,
"I � in maulf'ohe iTA 0 , those eyes, were fringed with Icicles they, rning. The men eran in charge of the district. would heels. The slant of the deck, and the Aiftbfirn ....... , 614, 1 114 ' '� '
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r t 21�- 4 ��e&'j,'��81� "Good luck, Calvin." No ing the lives of his cTe : " k, I- 1.4,I.
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