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LrWAL
Phone No. 91
JOHN J. HUGGARD
'Barrister, ISlolieitor, ,
Notary Public, Etc.
Beattie Block - - Seiaiorth, Out.
HAYS & MEIR
Succeeding R: S. Hays
Barristleops!, 'Solicitors, 'Conveyancers
and Notaries clic. Solicitors, for the
Dominion Bank. Office in rear of the i
Dominion 'Dank,. Seaforth. Money to
loan. t
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BEST & BEST 11
Mamr+isters, Solicitors, C'(onnveyan- ,.
cera and Notaries, Phobic, Etc. Odiice
in the Edge Building, opposite The E
Ex"sitor Office. t
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VETERINARY 1t
JOHN GRIEVE, V.S.
Honor gr+adma'te, of 'Ontario Vieterin- i
y i0ollerge. All diseases of domestic ,�
air
amimias (treated. Calls promptly at-
tended to and charges. rrpoderate. Ve,t-
r
erinsary D,emltstry a speoiality,- Office _
,said residence on Goderieh Street, one
door east of Dr, 'Macakay's office, Sea -
forth.
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forth.
A. R. CAMPBELL, V.S. `
(Gradruarbe of Ontario Veterinary c
College, University of Toronto. All
diseases of domestic animals treated
Jby (the most IrrrJod ern principles.
Charges re'aslonelble. Day fir night
valls'prrnmptly attended to. Office on ,
Noin 'Street, .1Jemsall, opposite Town ' i
Hall. ,Phone 116, I
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MEDICAL i
DR. E. J. R. FORSTER I
Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat,
Graduate in 3Wdicine, University of
Tm mite.
(Lame atssisttant New York Opthhal
visci and Aural Institute, Moorefield's '
Bye and Golden) Square Throat Hos-
pitals, London, Eng. Alt Commercial
Hotel, IS'eaf'orth, third Monday in
each mb'ntth, from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.
fib Waterloo Sttreett, South, Sttratford.
DR. W. C. SPROAT
lGraftate of 'Patculltiy of iM.edi'ci'ne,
University of W�!Oterrai' Ontario, Lon_
don. 'M;en*er• of College of Physio
iasis and Surgeons of 'Ghta'rio. .Office
in Albei.hart's Drug Store, Main St.,
Sexforth. Phofne 90.
DR A. NEWTON-BRADY
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,Graduate' Dublin University, Ire-
d+and. :Late 'Thatern Assistant Master
iRobunda 'Hospital for Women and
children, D'ublin. Office. at residence
lately occu'upied' tby (Mrs. -Parsons.
IHiaurs: 9 to 10 a.m., 6 to 7 P.m.,
Sundays, 1 to 2 p.m.
DR. F. J. BURROWS
ce, Gadenc'h Street,
Office mored residence ,
Church, Sea-
United Ch
east of the >
forth. Phone 46. 'Coroner for the
County of Hmvm
DR. C. MACKAY
1C. Mackay, !li'onor graduate of Trin-
fity University, and gold medalist of
4`rini'ty 'Medical College; +mlemtber of
the ,Cbneige of Physiciaaes and Sux-
geoms of Ontario.
DR. H. HUGH ROSS ,
G ra&mte of -University of Toronto
mullty of MecEein% member of 0011 -
lege of ,Physicians and 'Surgeons of
Ontario; bass grad'ua'te courses in
Chicago ,Clinical School of 'Chi'cago;
Hoy'al Opth,thtaI,m a •.Hostpital, London,
England; University ,Hos-pitaI, Lon-
don, ,England. Office--aBlack of •Do-
wfiniioh Bank, Geafoift. Phone No. 5.
N$ght -calls 'answered from residence,
Victoria Ot aett, Seaforth.
DR. S. R. COLLYER
iGraduate FacuIty ,of.!Medicine,, Uni-
versity ,of Western 6,rkari'o. Member
*Ijmtlow" of Plhv;. iciatns and :Surpcons
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"Well theRq out may serve the her a bib of you tP1�nl e ' s � t tf Pt ' _. � +! 11, �a" 'a `
ishe would, she cpn'tinued, enll for (breath,
and Gies went with both i
hem.. 'She was • at the 'Wind and
hands orutstretched to Imreet her. °`You J
Vate and would like the w'al'k. And,
were a darling to come."
rhen she had said that, she glanced
r`Oth, well, your !birthday, my dear."
round the shop and decided: "While
She set a basket on the table and un- i
ant 'here tI mAght as well buy a
covered it. From it she took a par- i
ook•" ' .
cel wrapped in a napkin and a great !
'She wan'de'red over to the ,tables
cake set on a prink plate, and -pro-
ud :began tto read the tittles, and it
tested by waxed patper. 1
eemiteed to Giles watching her as if
""'There," she said; "what do you :
very time she ,roved a light follow-
think of it?" She whisked the paper r
d her, like the light in the theatre
from about, the cake and showed it, ;
brown on the leading lady. lie 'mlowy
with cocoanut and circled with 3
mind himself saying things o,v'er in
tiny prink tapers, "thirty4three of 1
'is 'mind; like,' She walks in .1-wau-
thea,, Giles," she indicated the can -
y • ,
odes, "it doesn't seem possibly-" 1
The girl 'held up a popular novel.
"'E'i'ght years older than you, Dilly,''. "
How about this?"
-her cousin reminded her.
He shook 'his head. "No
IShe nodded' and smiled at him.
Vs not a (book for dryads -it is for
"Thirteen when I was five. What i
at'yrs and people' with machine
glori`ouw' times we had' together."
adnds."'
IShe stripped' off. her raincoat, hand'- .
""How do you know I haven't a
'ed, it to Giles, and flung: her little ;
nlatchine mind?"'
hat to Scripps, who, lighted -up and i
,"One can judge of these things
laughing, carutght it. Her short" fair
uickly."
'hair, thus revealed', framred a fresh -
"But you've seen me only once."
cheeked, smiling countenance. Her 1
`"I've seen you twice."
nose had little golden freckles-, and
She looked art him in astonishment.
in the grey eye's under -the long fair '.
When -was the other time?"
lashes were twinkling lightens.
"Yesterday in the 'storm. You were
-She began to lay the table, deftly,
n the rocks near Gloucester."
having Ibraught a cloth, and going ,
"Were you the man in the 'boat?"
back and forth to (Scripps° cupboard
"yam w
for the dishes.
..They stood silent for a moment.
' "There's coffee in the 'thermos ,bot- ,
ila,ch felt, perhaps, 'suibconsciou'stly,
tle," she enumerated as she bent ov-
he signilficanice of this. meeting.
er, her (basket, "pickles," she set, a
Chen 'Giles spolte: "You have no
bottle on the table, "olives;' another '
Na' ,how amazing you were against
(bottle, "open" them, 'Giles, and' then
he black sky. With yourr white cape
we're ready.."
dowing, and the sea surging up be-
'Giles drawing out a chair for her
ow you. When I was a little 'boy I
said: "Scripps tells Ime the 'baby is
rad a picture of an angel on a rock.
better."'
alw'ay's li'k'ed to look at 'it." His
"'Yes. I left her with 'Wil'liam,'.
Teo as they • met fibers held a glint
And he is scared stiff. 'He has lived
,f laughter in 'them ,Which robbed his
five years in 'a lighthouse and he's
vor:ds of any suggestion of sen'ti-
Bawer ,,been, afraitd of anything. But
nerntaliity.
Ibalby has him -petrified. 'She's so I
IShe slmdled back. "'Angels on
helpless and little. He handle's her
'odkls make irr4a 'think of tombstones."
as if she were going to break."
"".Do they? They make me think
Dilly was .pouring the coffee.
of Reve4ation."
"'Cream for you, Scripps, and' none ,
WbcV4 talked orf ,the storm after
for Giles. 'What a pair you are, do -
hat, and she told him of her flight
ing everything differently, yet such
throulgih the wood and her ;fears"
friends,"
['hen he .chose a (book for her and
AA t
Scripps flared: Does' dr -inking
ivratpped it up. "Before you go, won't
my coffee with creast make me dif-
rou let me show you, one or two
fe-rent from Giles? We're absolute-
;hinigs: I thirds you'll like? I have a
l'y alike in everything 'exce'pt that I
ropy of a letter from Keats to Fanny
w'on't accept his philosophy. He be-
Brave-ne. 'my ;grandfather made the
er hie works to-
lierve�s that ev yt g
ropy 'himself fromi the original, and I
gebher for good. Which • is archa;ie
ivas lucky enough to have it left to
• rot• '
ne. R wouldn't sell R fat..,. a for-
,Dilly's eyes met Giles and saw a
tune, but nate 'and then I let some-
wor r inlg• ""'O'h, well, we're not going
wdy look at it."
to quarrell about. it, on anybody's
,He drew lout a chair for her, then
birthday, are we? And you haven't
brought the letter. While she reg
old me how you like the sandwich -
it, he snood leaning against the ta'b �
est?"
'do
It was the one Ibegi•nning:.. "My
'"Deli,ciouls,"' 'Giles .said,. `how
sweet girl,"' and, ending, "Ever
you do it, Dilly?"
yours, my lovle. Joan ''bending .above
Do what?"
'baby
it read with breathless interest. Giles
"Take care of a 'house and a
thought 'her very pretty with the
and a garden and look after that
deep rose of her cheeks, the length
.husband of yours? . . ."
of her 'dark lashes, the (brightness of
"Keeping house," Dilly told him.
her hair as it showed ,beneath her
"in a lighthouse has its advantages
green cap.
--with no nleighboums running in, and
'When she raised her eyes there
Inothing to interrupt, and, Williani
was a light in them, like the glow
and I get up early. . . . He help -
and' shine of candle's, in a sanctuary.
ed ,me make the sandlwitches, . . .
With keen intuition Giles told ham-
(buttered "em and sliced the roast
self: l"S'he is finking some, experi-
chicken. . . He's to have the
i that letter. ,.
her with
ence orf own
'n a and I
s n legs nr, a
Wings and ,
g g
d n him. He
Th th u weighed o
The t
tr �`h g
f hi
'baked •a little 'cake or m
e
shad ibe'en, 'perhaps, a fool not to let
"Ludky 'William"
her go at ,once when she had 'bought
Dilly was complacent. "Yes, he is.
her (book. He 'knew that when she
Axid so a'm I. ,.,And so's the baby
letfit, he would still see her sitting
. . ," she sent her 'smiling glance
there with her lighted • eyes inhis his
to-,reet their smiles'. ".`.And now, will
dark shop. ,He would dream'of her.
one of you light the candles'?"
And who was the to dream of such a
IScripps did it, touching each •-pini;
woman'?
tip with flame, his white hair and
IShe was, saying: "'I adore. Keats.
young face illumined by the growing.
My farther -was the editor of a conn-
'brightness.
'thy newspaper and his only really
, "And n,ow," 'Dilly prompted, as they,
valualble possession was a library of
gavedl upon) that rosy effulgence,
old !books. .He made me learn pages
"intake a wish Giles', and if you blow
of poetry. , When 'I began to teach
all of thea, 'out at once it will come
school 'I found it a great help with
true."
the elitildren to pass on to them what
"What shall I wish?"r
I had learned."
"It 'rrnustt be a secret.. In your
'So .she wa's' ,a: school teacher. He
heart."
had not thought that. 'It did not fit
"What if I 'have no heart?"'
in with the expensiveness of the oil-
"Then in ,your soul."
ver slippers and the fact of her so -"`Why
should I have any. secrets
journ at ,the -big hotel. Yet elven
from you and S'crirpps? -I shan't
country mice have now and then a
make a wisth. 'I'll drink a toast in -
holiday. And 'he was glad to. know
stead." IHe raised his glass. "To the
her as ntot one, of the rich barfbar-
silver slippers."
ianls whom. ,he hated.
1`"What slippers?" Dilly demanded.
"Those on the shelf." '
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IShe turned and looked' at them.
CHAPTER; V
"Whose are' they?"
•
Me rose and brought t'h'em- over,
BIRTH,DtAY 'C'AKE`S
showed her the tag. "`Joan Dud-
ley.'"
When Joan had gone, Giles hook
"Never heard of her:"
the silver slippers downstairs.
"She's at the -hotel. A chool-
t°`Tfiese were left to, be mended
tea^her out for a holiday "
of Omttaajo. (Post graduate work at
., N,dw York City. Htospilthl and Vi'ct'oria
Scripps reached out a 'hand for
them; and looked inside. "Fifth Av-
,`"If she is a school-teaoher she has
sq:uandered.,o, m'onth's salary on these
Hospital' 'Londlom. 'Phone: Hens,all,
ensue shop and old French buckles.
,shoes."
W. Office, ,Krieg Street, Hlensall. .
Who) brought them?"
Dilly's voice'' was wistful: "How
"The girl I 'saw on the rocks."
F"You don't mean it."
wonderful it must -be to wear sli.p-
pens like that; and. the gowns to go
DR. J. A. MUNN
'"I do: It's a ,bit queer a thing like
with therm Yet. you say she's a
that -two (meetings in two days."
schorol-teacher."
[Graduate of Northwestern Undtwers-
IStcripp'sy examrin,ing the 'heel, ask-
" So she ,told' me. But there's a
(,''Chicago, 'ill. 'Licentiate Royal
ed: "How did•s'he do it?"
-rich aunt, who prolba!bly ,prays for
+C,Ogege of Dental ,Surgeons, Toronto.
,'iShe was dancing in the woods.
luxuries. 'Miss ID!udley motored dowr
Of ic, over Sift, Blarrdw,are, Main St.,
She caught the heel in a root "
,with her."
Oeaforth. - home 151.
After that the little shoes were set
'"I wonder if I'd dare try their
on a shelf, where', shining amid the
cicunr-sy footwear they seemed to draw
on?"
''Why not?"' ..
DR. F. J. BECHELY -
light to themselves and to illumiii
Dilly„'s ,feet were smtadl, and th"
the dreary d'ay.
silver shoes fitted iperfectly. "I fee
,Gradui to Royal College of Dental
oySo you'1ve seen her again?"
like Cinderella," .she said delightedly
S(rrulg+eoms, '7bromtba Offi'ee over W. R.
Scriprps said as he returned, to his
'`a,t the !ball;," she essayed a feet
S,mnihlt''s {'>lrocexy,Mai'n Streef, Sen-
(�cb, "whtat do you. 'think of her?"
dancing steps, humming a tune
forth. Phone: Office, 185"W; resi-
"'I'd !hate to say."
`-Come, on 'Giles. . . ."
dense, 19.6 J.
`"'Why?"'
(He danced with -her, until sudden
f`Yorr'd tell me my language was
extravagant; that J was a darned
ly she stopped . . and sail
with st sort of: quick decision: "Th,
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AUCTIONEERS
pot, or words to' that effect. That
ball is over. And, my William doesn'
I was ,seeing," rose -colour when I
dance • , • Take your slipper•,
i.h -
ought to see drab,"
,,Is it as Mad as that?"'
Scripps. „ They're 'too . . , dis
turrbing."
• • OSCAR KLOPP
tHancyr• GracBura'te 'Owey ,Pones'' Na-
`,Worse• I. • ." ' Giles was stmil-
Giles was aware that beneath th
tional School for AwtiorneerinV, Chi-
ing. (Scripps was nQrt sure he was in
light words was some emotion no
sago,. ,Special course taken in Pure
Mer-
earnest. He di,dn't want him to be
Not Giles who
seen on the surface. But he sai
nothhinng•, at the moment, and pree
Bred Iriwe 'Stock, Real opkute',
and Farm, Sales. Rates in
in earnest. . . .
mustn't fall in love with anybodly.
ently they were all laughing togethe
,ebsudble
kree}plinlg with rprevailing Urrlarkiet,s. Sart-
But there was no time to Bary more
as Giles New out the gutted candle,
isfaatiom asssmr'ed. ,Wnve or wire,
aibout it, for the door opened and a
and Dilly ,cut the coke.
psvcar Kl'opp, Zu lch, Ont, Phone
: young' woman entered.
IWh4 i however, (Giles married Di
17's Ibas�tet (bank to the boat, lie asUke
13-93•
,`IDdily," the two •men said in a
11�,cake for, dessert, ,ut theaE must be Blared, i i' ��;`npy,S 1 l��',�r'i{' ��t,���l ''� ''
I 11no, candles." I hate Petty eaono,m'les. Yon kruav u I ��
straight question "Happy, little .When, the cake appeared bhe .two that, Nancy rYau, and. J belie al, K ; °,t i "°l .I-
�• „ wa. 'S e'nt aS wE l '," k; 7 C• +::t f'>� �sti45�'+.r ,>g•�'7` r;,S.F
illy? men ate and said nothing of that `Y sp P e. ll,{wQyq ,y. �,f ct ar er J 1 (,c,•,s .
"Yes. WYio .ni'ade you ask than?" other cake which they had eaten at `Yes, arid. Y'ou • a'nd' ^I there i '�j,�j ' 4",
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Because ,When u stopped d'ane-''noon. Nor did they, speak, of Dilly, isn't much left to spend.'' • °, filtl�r�., ?" , ! �(,'�' ,i I111�x
ng there was ,soaae,thixLg as They talked of sire rain and o£ books The -raiz +blazed 'at that, `Well, ;ji,Wi , A*, 4s,: end' gl� ,�eK$gr Vit, ltlil ,ugg't yi
f you were wishing for pleasure's and of -bangs ,th'at were iii the even- an'd if there i'sru't? I aims going to d �,t 14,F5
„ 1V"14'for Fold fi , s Jw p !, lido N„
^ou didnPt have Dolly,? .ing paper w'hi'ch they had brought , marry Joan:` And she's worth mil- t � ���. :
She 'sffi-ed alp . at him. "Every- over with ^them. in, the boat. lions." d r w�' �a ash: �n;,+
hod'
y yearns now and then for -the After dinner, the men smoked'. and IG'iles, sitting up aloft, felt the , Im r i Rr�4 5;
ies'hVbts., And: sometimes I'm fed AnmeliP played, for them. A "'little world -rook under him . . . • mil- ,�M Y ` ,
ip a bit on ,solitudes'. But here's later Seri-pps read aloud. Altne!ie.i,s- lions! - r { il
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Ilways'Wiilliam and the bat . , tencd for a time,, then dernanded: He was aware that he was eaves The extpense, of the J,o r
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rad, the great ligdit and " W ray don't you read to me, Gilts ?" dropping and that, the must end it. persons ,extpelCting tom 17W. 4; leis". M.
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ove. She was impatient and, impolite, He ,made• a strategic mlove,-however,. ly rgri�p in an expensive, cap iLuld theta" ' . ,
It was Ibra(vlely sal'd,, and beautiful- (Scripps looked up from his book He descended the ladder noiselessly, selves crowded into an 'Armen': - `?,i
Y. (He laid his 'hand on her shout- and said passionately: "Does, t. my and rounding a (bookcase, weaned to isle with six az sert e1L rothsrs� S'ctixner a,t ,
Gem and ,looked down at ,her. "What voice mean anything to ,you?" have just come in. ,"Gan J do any- tunics sloe-, pi4e curt art a.tsrfa9lp and! raj"fi y
s dear child' yru are. " "What should it mean? Arpc;ie thing for you?" he demanded. turn to find 'sack' driver and ;tlj ><t , `I
"Not a ,child any longer,, Giles. I'm had risen and stood looking down, at Drew said: "Miss Dudley asked money 9QAe. .
he ,mother of a baby." him. "You are always' saying thing; ' me' to 'get 'her slippers." The use of an old car. and ca long
"But always a child' at heart." like that. And, I wish you we? en's "Sorry. 'They are not q'ui'te ready." trop witdrbvlt sstt or sleep cambina 9 ��a.,
As he helpetd ,her'into the boat she 'here. I want to. (be alone -, with "•She was to have them to -day." ' to cause accidents and here 'again SIf
,A, v„ g iy,',
tel a airiv r ---'has .rio insuranl6
csked: Haw are things I will fibrin thea, uthe
he island?" gain an frame harm. I iaiSh orirgu to dhui w a [ t. g P bo the ho- find th tn+s are auto urs., eY - __ „"%6 �?
"`No better." hate the rain. When I'm asme�ri I "`To -night? 'She wants to wear and northing on which to letvy, ever � ` ,
"tJf you could only 'get away for a forget it. . them." if they could rpravle they had. paid ;a11
hit." ,a After .she had gone, Scripps said: "To -night." for transportation. Another trick of Ali
"I can't leave 'Stcrilprps alone to bear "Giles . . . how can I ever stand- Giles had kn'bwn he was stretching ibhe unscrupulous driver 'is to see that " „
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the truth when he said Joan's slip- the ccs tbre(aks d'awn.�soon aflber start- „
"Oh, -you deserve ahalo." !His friend laid a band on his shoul- Pers were not ready. Scripps could ing and, on ,one pretext or another.;. ;m;'
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`Ibly dear child, it is Scripps who der: '"`•Herealftefrl I'Itl ld'o the read- have finished them in a -moment. But to delay repairs until his fares. setek
leserves the halo."' - ing•." was it simply to 'hand over to this other means of making the trip. i `
As he untied thei rape he said: "'But !I thought that Anrcassin and Pair those ineffalble little; shoes that They have no receipt for money paid 0
`%Gr•e rain. But you're such aN:i'colette:-years ago we read it to- 'he had waited for this days? Why and he refuses to refvi'id. �i,,
ittle duck you won't mind," gether:' . the im,orning had seemed glo,riaw, + "' - , ,
,"You taught me to swi'mr "I know," the grip of Giles' hand 'because it was Tuesday and she was _3
rh'e reminded him. The motor began was comforting- coming. •And he would see her yet, Quantity. of Ontario Cheese Con- r
g signed to England. .,,�3 '
`.plop, plop;" and Dilly, standing u�o, W!hen Scripps went finally upstairs in spite of, t'he� unkind' fate which had
kept 'her from, him. It has been brought to the atten- t
steered e'gpertly. "Good' -,bye," sho for the night, .Giles made his way to P ;,ori
:ailed' over her shoulder. the (kitchen. Jose sat before the :Drew' and his sister had' started 'tion of the Ontario Marketing Board
'Giles watched her until she was a glowing kitchen stove with his ,feet out of the shop when Nancy's eye was that dairy farmers, .pfo'oucing mdlk °,
here speck on the g .caught b a'flash of color among for the manufacture of cheese, es- _' '
p grey surface of on the shelf of it. Mar arida was g Y g ter- ,?.
he, harbour. ,Such a 'brave soul lit- kneading (bread, the elastic dough tain dingy volumes in a lodked cab- peciall'y Chase in. the Woodstock and
;le Dilly, living there in the light- ptrffimg ,betw'een her strong fingers. inet. t"Wlhat a delectable binding." Belleville districts-, are watching with -.
louse at the end of the sandy pen- "What happened," Giles asked, She leaned down to look closer. considembla interest an, experiment' "a
nsuI'a with William and the barb "about the -cake?" ' "Thackeray`the Four Georges to develop near cheese markets. Two `j
y' such a nice fat little ,book and that carloads of the finest quality grade, �'
Her grandfather and Giles' had been !Margarida s •hand, sticky with r Y K r'
Brothers, sons of • a sturdy Englijph d'ou'gh, went up in the air. "I 'was red and gold." ehee.e have 'deer. consigned to Inon-
nerchant who had settled in Salem. such an1. olci fool. ,I wanted you to I`"It'hs a first edition," he said, and don, England, by the Oxford Cheese,
riles' grandfather had studied law know 'had not forgotten. So I laid the book in her hands. Fatrons' Association, Woodstock, and t,`
(baked ,the cake and was "How much?" he corked'. the Central Ontario Cheese Patrons' ."
red had loved hist books; the other going to :1s�ociation, Bel viLle. There the
con, Mark had Ihee'n a rover and a',bring it to you and 'Mr. Stephen to- H'e named ,;the price and' she said: �
' P "Outrageous:' cheese will be sold in small .lots :l
neer-do-well. Thus it had' happen- 'ri'g'ht after• she was in bed. And
As as it often hapened on that rocky then she 'cams through the kitchen. He laughed. "You know it isn't." through tha regular trade channlels . ''.
Aast, that 'one !branch- of the family And'I was catight." 'H'e found she had. a nice ' taste in rxPe�mer_ts will. be conducted in
y ", , „ sel'irt cheese in different stages of t"
Zai advanced in wealth and influence You couldn't help it, of course. leathers, kite, a lot about Coltec- g as'e rT'
and the other had gone back. Young `What I hate,'" �Margarida was roe- 'tions, and had, made some rare' finds maturity and preference for color on s,
hement "was that I was made to tell of her own. Picked ens up for a the, various Eii.tish markets will be .
Giles onto D,i11y, had been the Brest >
Df friend. But Giles had had. Priv- lies. Which is a sin on my soul-" sorng. That's the only ,:kind I dare i1 vrstigated. P.andling costs of e. ,,n
"May you never have a worse one, indulge in.'> cry nature, including expenses in- , �1
ate schools and college, while Dilly y y She pounced on another. "The v.•iived in tranlspox�tratvan, trhrckingt,
as she came along; had. taken educa- ;Margarida. • . P '
He talked after that to Jose about Amber Witch how ado*attic! dockage, storage, :British inland, 4
t.
Lion as she could get it in Granite- �,., freight, ere., as well as the various
head' and she .had been in the same the gardlen and, the chance of more, May d see it,
classes as Wiilliam. Tucker, whom sI;e bad weather. Jose and his wife had' He got it out of�the case for her. cormnissions and other changes made t'
had married. William was fine and been on ,the 'place before Giles Its not for sale. by s British brokers and produce , .
mother T'ad died. It had been the Drew,`who had ,been showing signs firms will be looked into.
upstanding, :but now and•then young of impatience while hire ,
Giles had sighed to think of the summer residence of -the Armigers sP y talked,- <r prizes For Barley. ry,
waste of Vi'lly's charms. in here timlo. Bwt since the war Giles brake in rather insolently: "You'dLL
111're said something of the kind to ,had dived in it all the year round, sell it if you got your ,price for it, ,According to J. A. Carroll, Ontario "I
Scripps when he returned to the shop. and there was his friend 'Scripps to wouldn't you?" Departmrertt of Agriculture, there is ;
""Sometimes 'I think if she had not share it, and Amretlie ,"It hasn't any price." , a very definite market for. a good r
married William and co tld ,have seen (But to -night Giles refused to think "You mean that you won't lake grade of malting 'barley.
the world " A ' of Amvelie. hie went (back to 'the liv- any offer?" (Certain interests, with the idea of "i
"You and 'I have seen the world'," ing-roomm and hunted fora book. It "Yes•" encouraging the. growth of malting
said Scripps, "and what good has it was a little book with green and "Why not?" Barley in. Ontario; have donated sash w.
done us?" gold (binding and yellowed pages. !Has tone was insufferable, but p'r'izes to be awarded the (best exhibits ;.�
Giles Armiger had that to think He turned the -pages and read: Giles, leaning back against a, table, of 140 pours of Ontario. graven six- ;•,,
about when he returned to his books.. • surveyed' him with. calm eye's- "I rowed (barley shown at the Royal.
There were few customers. for the "The ladies of St. James's, wont sell because I got t'he bock Winter Fair. The first prize consists
rain continued and below stairs in . 'Go swinging to the play, ' from my grandfather's collection. He of a gold medal and. five hundred dol- . 1;
his shop, 'Scripps tapped and sewed, Their footmen run before them, lived in Salem and ,pleased himself by Lars. The other cash prizes are rel -
and old Peter slept and, walked to 'With a `sttand''by! Clear the way'! studying the history of witheraft. He: atively smaller. ':
preen his feathers and' sd a air. ButPhyllida, my, Phyllida . was a 'gentlemran' and a scholar." Barley entered' in this competition a
g . She takes her buckled shoo, Alter he had said it, Giles hated will be judged more for suitability
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It was loo t i
a s six vibe, the two
rent went, -,town to the float and When she goes out a -Courtin', himself. Why should: he fling out for malting than for feed or seed. , �
Beneath the harvest moon." ,, ,.the facts of his ancestry in that crude The most desirable features of bar- , i
stepped into the grey boat with the Y
bright (brasses. They had a longer . " •'way, as if he had to prove it? He ley for malting are soundness, full ,i,';
way to go than Dilly. They svrept 'He turned another ,page: • was glad when Nancy interposed, be- size and uniformity of kernel, free- r
fore her brother could speak. "Luck dor from other grains, weed seeds ', i!
around the lighthouse and into the P� y - a
open 'sea.' Then a mile along the "The ladies of St. James's, for me The Amber Witch isn't for and 'inert matter,
coast, and a low island lifted its 'They're painted to the eyes. sale. ,J might pawn, .my jewels to .•
head. T .11
hey steered t6wards it, and Their white it stays forever, get it." a
'as they came up to the landing a Their red it never dies. 'She smiled at Giles, and he found LONDON AND WINGHAM
man came io ,meet them. Jose, a .(But Phyllida, my Phyllida. himself rather liking her in spite 'of
Portuguese, ,was m n' of all work, and Her colour comes ,and goes. her storks and her lettuce -green and .. South. h
argarida, his wifd, looked after the It trembles to a lily, the too -high color in her cheeks. "My 1�• if
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Ouse. The house as they approach- It wavers to a rose , . ." tastes run (beyond the litmdts of my W9ngham 1:55 - „,
ed it s'howe'd as a long low structure po'c�ket book," shz added. Belgrave .................. 2.11
'built to conform to the outline o£ Re stood there, reading, 'beneath .After that,' she held the conversa- Blyth • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • ••• • . t.• 2.23
the rocks so that it seemed almost a the light of the standing lamp. He tion, while her ,brother started mood- Londesboro ................ 2.30 c
part of them with' its ,shingles sil- had hunted for the poem because it ily at the floor. -Giles wished they Clinton ................. 3.08 •
ve,red by the weather. There were made hirm think of the girl of the would go. He wanted to be alone to Brucefield .. 3.27 1 ti
virtues growing over itr-wisteria, silver slippers her color consider this matter which had seem- Kipper 3.35
which roofed it with lavender in the comes and goes . . . it trembles ed so amazingly thrust upon him. Hiensall 3.41 - �
ring, and roses with their pink in to a lily . . it wavers to a rose! So this was ' the mean the dryad Exeter .... 3.55`,' I
North.. , . s
June. Just now the rigt of colour And he wanted to t}xirik of her. As was ,going to mvarry? F'or this
was in the garden in which bloomed he had* seen her high on the rock man the light had been in' her eyes i.
all the old-fashioned flowers which with her *'kite ravings bearing her up as she 'had bent over the ,book, the a.m.
-4as he had seen her in his dim shop rose in her cheeks. This •was the h''�r • • • ' • • • • ' • • ' ' • • • • • • • 1'0.42
are at their gayest in: midsummer. Hemsall . • ................ 1 . 10.55 )
Even the ,pouring rain could not bending avler the old letter -as he man with whom she had danced in .
deaden their ,brilliance. It seemed saw her in imagination, dancing in the moonlight. This man with his Ki'ppe'rs ..............t.... 11.41
the wood! , impeccable clothes, his air of owning Brucefield ...... . . . ........ .11.09 I"!
rafter to intensify it as it washed r.
down on larkspur and ,four-o'clocks, Clinton 11.54
the world, his abominable insolence, :i:
lady slipper and 'phlox. was, heaven save the mark -Apollo: Lo'd'e' 12.1{11.11
The' outer door of the house lei
CHAPTER VI Blytih ..................... 12.19
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intro the living room, which was SWEET AND TWENTY (Continued next week.) Belgrave ................... 12.30
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�t'ingham . • .... .. 1:.50
faintly illumined ,by a fire on the -3 , - . a i
hearth and by its shine on dark old In the bookshop was a tall ladder ..._.. ..
woods and' on the rich (blue of two wi'ili little wheels. By 'means of it Found By t'OIICn C. N. R. lil;.
'huge Chinese vases, ,by the red of .books on the highest shelves could
lacquerand the gold o£ all the small be reached. New Car Racket East•
heathen gods in A cabinet inlaid with Giles, sitting on the topmost step ra........... i. 6.45 2. 0-
trrother-of-pearl. 'In the dining -room of the ladder on Tuesday morning, Recent police investiga t, tons in rev- Goderich
beyond was the glimmer of glass and had a bird's eye view of the tables era,l cities have disclosed' that the Clinton ......... 7.0'8 3.00 I
silver, with two tall unlighted can- below 'him, of the•square of sunlight "share-expti•n's'e mk*tbod of making Seaforth ........... 7.2+2 3.18 ,
dles, white as gkosts amid,the gloom, framed by the open door, the mov- automobile trips-,on(T the device of Dublin .. . • ... • • • • • 7.M 3.t1 Yf
!Entering this house, Giles and ing feet.of people on the 'boardwalk thrifty motorists and travellers alik�. Mitchell ........... 7.42' 3.4.31
Scripps went at once upstairs. When beyond, and a brief glimpse of wa- rhas Iheen. developed by unscrupu-
an hour later they carne down they ter (between the moving feet. lour ,persons into a cl,6v(er scheme for West. ,
'had bathed and changed. In the din- So absorbed was he in his task, defrauding passengers who attempt Dublin ...... • .... 1119 9.32
inig-room the candles were lighted however, that he did not notice when to save money by sharing expenses Seaforth ........... 11.34 9.45
and ,the table 'set for formal service. the sky darkened and the feet hur- of an auto journey to their destina- Clintbon , , .......... 11.50 9.59
'The two men stood until a girl in ried fast and faster. Four of tho tion. Goderich 12.10 10.2'5
evening dress arrived. She was feet took refuge in his shop, and a The met:fiadls used by irrespoh,sible ,s
dark with a•tpale skin, and her dress man's voice said: "There's no one drivers are differem't from those of a •
had a golden glow like that of the here. iF'ancy leaving a shop like m.puta(bl, trarvell-botoking agency and C. P. R. TIME TABLE %i
nildsumnmver flowers outside. this." u,Aially are easy to d'etbe'ct, says PqP- i "
,She went straight up to Giles. Anid a woan,an's voice: "I'r•Pi drench- ular Mechanics 'Magazine. The wild- East. -Ji
"Wiry are you so late?" she demand- ed. Such a sudden shower!" ' catter• ottsditlarily buys an old model a.m.
ed. '"You deserved to get wet, Nancy. of an, ex-,pernsive. Iirrake of car for a Goderich ................... 5.510 I
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"Are we, late'?" You would come." small sum-, stets up )his own: travel Menset .... .. , . • • • • • • • • • • . 5.55
"Yes. I watched . I want- "And °you didn't want me. But I a.gen'cy and colic-' s business. Th'e um- McGaw 6.04
I- ed to talk to you. About Wargarida. had to talk to you about .Joan." wary 'cuqtomvrr• ,pays this agency a Auburn ................... 6.11 , ;
She baited a cake and was pv'tting "`You've; clone, rmore than talk. small su,m :for the hooking and re- P,lybh 6S11
t candle's on it when I caught her at Youlv,e nagged uimlerc'ifully." ceivrc a re'ceilpt, bunt is required' to Walton ................. 6.40 s;
it. iS'lie said it was your birthday. "Thank you. Yet all my nagging ran render the receipt to the driver V[cNaug7i� • 6,52
But it isn't. Your birthday is in hasn't done any good. 'Here you are, and pay the htllarnce Of the sum Toronto 10 2� s
April. Don't you remeimiber? There e.n,gaged to sweet and twenty, and. agr"r,d upon when i,t comles time to Wecst. t
� was always dogwood." you don't know how to treat her." start. This procedure s'houdd serve a"m+ ".
t He drew out her chair for hher. "You're masking a lot of it," as a t warring. to that the niger bar Toronto ............ • .... 7.40 0
1 "WaS I iborn in April, •Scripps? i cant bear to see -loan hurt, cau e it lea es h Y McNaught 11.49 '
- Scrip,'ps 'staid ,peompttly: "Of course. "I have told you I did:n`t intend to the dl-iv'er. Walton ....i ............ a.. 19,61 � `i,11
r Fancy a tm(an forgetting when he hurt 'her." There .is fu1•the'r ervidentce ' of iia- Blyth ...... • . • • • . • • • • .. • • 1Z� ?- }''
you lled her stingy, Drew. htonesty if the driver warns hiA pas- Auburn 12,• 4 .ayr
I:, was barn,, Antvelie,°' And there's really no reason wiry the, sen;ger bo inform any rntquramg offs- McGaw :134 ih
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She pard .mo attention to bion. "You rials that they are, m(eriel friend's and Menset 1:. ';-fly
- must s, ak to Margarida Giles. She child should not have her slippers' Yt
i was very obstinate. I just happened mended." not Ipass,dngers, and, are only sharing Goderich 7 i ,sr` �'{
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