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I ll forth. answer. 'Clearly he was facing sus- entals." And, then he was powerless McDowell. ..... - --, see me, Dtffl-y.' I . ,I o n his knees. It and two per pent, of crude cod liver � , r ',� I
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A Graduat,in Medicine, UniveirsitV of I to take her thing had happened at the Shack, and don't n. Ma promise, that some day I !.; I
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I . .. I I . . "On on -please." I in his armis and comfort het.- MeDowell was excited. 0 .,d_pd ed.-L-il)uluth Herald. J ' � ,
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I 48 IAte assistant lay lirrip: Something faded slowly pered. no great hurry to lreach the tqp of, coming if I had to walk- round the to go. Why have you hidden away There would have.been no general '.. 11
. med and'Au'ral Institute, Moorefleld�s . I outcry . if the government had impos- . I ;.k",
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."P. out of hei-face.. It w -4s as if she .Yes, I am, caming again," he said. the hill. He was beginning to expect world to get tere. lie sai,d he'd keep from, me all these years, leaving me � v�'
I ', . Eye and Golden Square Throat Hoe- . d that ,, �' . among those who you kn r hated e4 a tax on cAtizens- who go, about the . . .
. A � 11 pital., 1�,andon,. F At Commercial bad hoped for something, an ood-night." . things to happert-too many things- my secret, and gave me letteri to el" ' . .-I
,, 11 I 4ng . . Was it,bs.� streets. bareheaded.-'Soronto mail . .�,,.
.1 E I T�ird Monday in hape was dying. Could itbe possible . He passed out into the drizzle. The and in the..stress of the moinept be some' awfully nice people orver her�,, me as they ,hated you? . :.,.
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.11 month, from 11 a.m to 3 p.m that she bad- hoped he would say door closed, behind him, but -not be- felt the incongruity of the friendly I've been over six ,months. And when , . � ,
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6 i each Aratford: ,th-at,John Keith was alive? fore there tame to him once more, ,box of cigars tucked under his arm., I saw your name in gne of those dey- because_---becau�se_lt. She bent her — . 4b ' f..� 'I'll,
,, � 68 Waterloo Street, South, E All'these big questions bring about, I�L ,
. , ) . I "Did you know this man?'? that choking sob from the throat of The hardest luek,'he had ever rum up looking, blule-dolvered, head and whispered strangely,. "Was - . 1;.
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I . 1. 11 Miriam Kirkstohe. against bad never quite killed his the- Mounted Police 'get out, I just it because you were ai�fraid,?" a lively discussion among meh who � e.�,
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I i8he shook her hiri9d. "No. I was . Afraid?" slowly, Zon't know ,much about them.�Bran . .:
.1 .sense.of humor and' bi chuckled. His dropped down on m!y knees and thank- I he repeated . ,01,
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: ;111 I DR. W. C. SPROAT away at schgol.for -many years. ,. I . fortunes were indeedi at low eibb when ed I dop Sun. . . � .1 - .%.11
I �?.� . the good ,Lord, Derry. I knew I'd staring again into the fire. 'Afraid . I � %%
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.. ,he found -a ,bit Of con-dort in -hugging 'find, you some-whereLL-sometime. I —" He Was going.' to add "Of I., 1
4 . Graduate of Faculty Of Modicine, "'But he'knew you -that is, he had Ix a box of cigars still closer. .. I... �haven't slept tw�g_winks since1eaving what?" but caught the 'words ano To t1iie government he's a Financial . . ,!. ...
University of W&tern, Ontario, LOR-I , "He used to ' Keith's hand was on the Ibutt . , ontreal! And I guess I really . Moses, but 'to_-thet Opposition, no . .. ,..
i .. don, Mem�bor of College of Physic- seen you,!'_said Keith. of [He, could see that every room in M . held them back.
, Office talk to me -about you in -those days his revolver as he Triade his way the Shack was lighted, when he frightented that big man with . the The birch fire leaped up with a 'doubt, be's the-ohodes I to ruin. --Mor- , . .11
I Imis and Sur na of Ontario. , I I den. roar into the chimney, and der Cities Stii. - . ;
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, lin Aberhart's Drug Store, Main St., �rhen he. was helpless and- dyingq BA ,through ithe black night. He could' came to the crest of -the slope,'but I - I .��";"
said that be was ,sorry :for YOU, and not see the gravel path under his feet the shades were drawn. Ire ider-' ed in oh. him to -night, dripping wet, frorm the heart of the flame he caught I 1.
. Seaforth. Phone 90. . . war The ladies may think- 6ey act 1:
. that yo�i did he, ever (but could* only feel it, Sorr ' ed if Wallie had -pulled down the cur- and said, 'I'm Miss Mary Josephine ..
i pnly because of ,letbin again that strange and all-4pervading , '
.�� . g . ri son Tj n Can inta nigh ,and get away with it, but a �1.
. regret the justice he brought upon that ,�Vas more than a ,guess made tains, or if it. was a caution on Mc- C6nniston, and I want',my broth,r,' th 11, the , satio of Derwe t _ , n 11.
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� ..� I � I your father. You'see I speak his him feel that Shan Tung was n aw that way. -St. Petergbu�g,' Fla., . �. .
I . �Ot D ell's part against possible e&pion-- his eyes grew bigger andbigger until ristan's presence ven, nedr to him' ��
A 11 DIL A.. NEWTON-BRADY words. Hie called, it justice. He nov- fir away, and he wondered if it was Age. ' -Suspicion made him transfer I thought they were surely going to It seemed to him that for an instant Times.
g I I er weakened on'that poinit.-You have a pr'emonition, and What it qnea,t. the box of cigars to his left, arm so POP out at me., And then he swore. he caught a flaih of Conni'ston's face . 1. I `
I GTa&ate Dublin Univenity, Ire- that his right was free. -SoniewhgFre He said, 'My Gawd, I -didn't know he and'Somewhere within -him was . a . — � �:�
, I rprobably never heard his part of -the With the keen instinct of a hound he . �� 4,'�l
�_!; . ftn& Isate Extern Astswitant Master et*ry.py . . I I ,was scenting for a personal danger.. inthe darkness Conniston�s voiee was, had a sister!"" ' , whispering which was Conninston's 'Wilienever a man has a mind to I . .
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0.11 RotondA Hospital.. for Women iLnd s,N,.,i, voice. He .,w gi*ak he utters something akin to '.
# �,,� . He passed through thii gate and be- urging 'him, as it had urged him up Keith's heai-t was choking h So as.Passessed by a Teird p
A*fldro1u:v DubE'R- Office at r4widerift The -one word forced itself from gan the dow- nward slope toward town in the cabin on the Barren: "I),O,,t .this. wonderful little creature was and..,masterfal force that swent over poetry, --John Masefield. . 7.11 I
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I ,� . lately occupied by Mrs. F�arsons- -her lips. ,She was expecting bihi to and not until then did he begin ad,d:m walk into u -noose, If it epines to a Derwent'Gonniston's sister! And she him and. cotnquered him.. a thin'g that . I .1 . . .. ,
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I Rom. -3: 9 to 10 A.m, 6 to 7 P -ML; was claiming him. was more n intuition and ..
. e . i go ork and wufteid� 'her eyes 'never in,g things together And analyzing fight, fight -P, .. She thought he greater . ��,l
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., , Smidays, 1 to.,2 pm�- . for am instant leaving his face. the situAtion as it had transformed And. then something happened t.hat was her brother! . than physical desire. It was inspira- nGt get a view of St. Paul's unless ...
I . . . I . . He did not repeat the stoiIy exact- itself since he had st brought his heart to a dead �top. He '"-And I lov� him because he treat- tion. He knew that the Englishman 'we traivel by aeroplane -The B.ish9p , �� 1:
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1, I. . . ly as he ,had told it -to MeDowell. of the Shack, welieOming. the storm was close to the door. His ear was ed ane so nicely 11 she was saying. "He would, h Ive -him play ,bbe game as he . -_ . . . ... .
V . The facts were the same, but the from the weste' against it. And he was listening to really bugged 1�e, Derry. I guess he was abON7t W play it now, , . I....
� I DTL F. J. BURROWS rn -mountains. Hie I was away past eigh- , im to lBoNlvotting the Jews in%�rman7 . ��..
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4 1 1 living fire or his: own sympathy qnd tho I- t t at he bad definitely ,made a voice. ft was Pot Wallie's, and it didn't think The girl Was waiting for h sounds too much like liquidating the �
' teen. And he wrapped me up in a answer. Her lips had grown a little
Office and residence Goderich Street, lit-; own conviction wen,- in them now. Up hi,�ti!d then;. now it was chaotic. was not the iron man's. It was a more tense. . �
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I Coroner for the of view, and Miriam Kirkstone's,fw* He opened the door and, ert,,ed, And -O Derry, Derry -why did you straint in his welcome of her, and Night. ' , . . .. %
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. i County of Huron. grew whiter, and her h g'r e W moved him a fe,W. hours before. Mc- mysterious s6m,ething whie� seemed Hoarding one's confidence is, desi;_ , . I "I
� tense again, ao she Iii;tene,d for the Dowell had practically given him an that carried him across the tiny ev-
i i I . I st- know? 'Don't you -want me here?" to mean so much to h�r -had brougb� able; when the store gets �uffidently 11
I P-.#- . first thme to Keith's own vers,ion of assio-m-m-erit. And Miss Kirkstonewas ibue to the big room, His entrance 'He -heard but his mind had swept a s-binin- pain into 'he,r eyes. He large, it begins, circii1ating automatic- . .
' tiie tragedy Of the room in, whica Ihoi;Flng lirm. Also-S'han Tung. He -au in beyond 'her to the little cabin in �he - � I
f A . DR. C. MACKAY I was so sudden that the table . .
I , .1. . . they were sitting. And then he fnl. felt -within h' elf the sensa� frQPt of him was unbroken 'for a iedge of the Great Barren where Der- bad s"n such a look in the e,ves of ally.�Christian Science Morii'tor. .;
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I I Q Mackay honor graduate of Trin. lowed Keithlup into that land of icct one who was travelling on very thin n"Onich.t. Birch logs were eblazing in went anniston lay dead. He heard creattires phy,icaljy buTt, He reach- - - I "'..; I !�
, � P the wind moaning, as it had moaned cd out with 'his hands and brushed ' -_
I I . Ity University, and, gold medaIist of and ,now and gibbering Eskimos, anci ice yet he could not tell just where the fireplace. In the big chair . t 'hack the thick, soft hair from About LONDON AND WINGRAM I _L��
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. � , I I' Trinity Medical College; imernber of from that, moment he ,was no lon!27er or "YI;hy it was thin. McDowell,' partly turned, a s-makisnag that night the Englishman: died, and , �
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. I .1, the College of Physicialls d Sur- Keith ,but spolk-e with the lip.-, on- "Just a fool hunch'?� cigar poised in �.is fingers, sLaring he .saw again that last'and unspoken I .
, i , "'an be 9�sured . . ,elves -in the silken d'isarray, and he South.
I of Ontario. niston. H,6 described the sunless himself. 11W,b earning in Connistons eyes. , And ., .
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� " weeks and Tnionthq of madness Until let a ,confounded Chinam ber chin in thp cup of 'her hands, was he kne- now why Conniston's face looked for a mom-ent straig-lir into PMU I .. ,-
i #_�-_ - ( � the gifl's eye had followed him through th,� gray 'her eyes before he spoke. Win,gharn ....... 1.55 1.
'.1 1� I ' s .seemed to cabeh fire, pretty'girl gef on my nerves at this a girl. At first, blinded a little bv ., ,, '' * * ' ' * "'
� Little girl, will YOu tell rie the Belgrave ........ ... 2.11 ? ,
! I and' when at last he came to the lit- stage of the game? If it wasn't for the light, ,Keith thouTht she wag a gloom and why he 'had felt thr- rny�q-... ' . ;
, � i � DR. H. HUGH ROSS tle cabin in which Conniston had died � � child, a rernarkabry pretty child with teriou�; prese truth?" he askcd. "Po I look like Blyth ................ *:... , 2.2s ,�
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r I he was a -gain John Keith. He'covld And there be stopped. He 'had *ide-open. balf-startled eyes andw a he had gone. Something that was the old Derwent Conniston, youf-D�ilr- Loridesboro, , . 2.80 I ..
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I � , Graduate of University of Toronto not have talike�d about himself as rie foug�ht too long at the -raw ,edge of wonderful crown of glowing, brown Con-niston entered into him now. In went Conniston? Do 1?,, Clinton ....'.'.'.*.'.'.1.*1.. 3.08 � ..
A, .1 F�aculty of Medicine, member of Col- did about the Englishman. And when tbiro.,.3 to allow himse4f to be per- hair in which lie cov!d .still see the the throbbing chaos of Iiis biain a- " Her voice was small and troubled, Brucefield .................. &27 ' ,
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I I lege of Physicians and -Surgeons Of 's whis vet the plain %�;as slowly fading out Kippi�n .................... _ 3.35 ,
1 . he caML, to the point where. he traried suad'ed by delusions, and 6 confess: s-himp.ner of wet. Ho took off his hat voice wa spe'ring,."She is.yours, I .�
, courses in 'flo' a ed that it was ,John Keith who was . I b is eyes. . . I - eyes I
Ontario; pass - graduate Conniston under the or, dry, ' and brushed th(� wator from she is your,%." of hei . as she felt the pacsionatp Hensall ................... 3.41 -�
4, Chicago Clinical School of Chicago; broken sob broke in upon him from holding I His ai,ins, tightened about h,ace of his finzers in her hair. Exeter .................... 8.55 ..�,
,I ' I'Orido him, that in sorne inexplic- Mlcl)owell did not niryve. S her an(, eni i �.
Royal Ophthalmie Hospital, . n, , g rl I hl r f((" Owly -the a voice that was not -unlike 'John "No. You are, changed." . ., .;
IL . England; Universiti Hospital, Lon- scross the table. But th6re were no able way John Keith, though official- i 'Ose to V I' I. It was then North. I 11 .
, I OffW*--BaCk Of Do- tears in the girl's eyes. Tear-, POT- ly (lead and buried, was mixed up in that Keith saw she was not, a child, Keith's voice sairl: "Yes, I want "Ye,s, -I Am changed. A: part of I R.M. . �
I'll don, Englaii(L haps, would have -hidden from him a mysterious affair in ,which Miriam PeilhaPq srhe w -i, (whteen, a slim, �'6tl! I want you!" T'klrw(-nt Conniston died sovon yeal...; '
A I 1031inion'Bunk, Seaforth. Phone No. 5. the desoolation lie saw there. But she Kirkstone and S-han Tung were the tirpd-lnoking, little- !hing, 1vonder- I ago. That Pact of him was doad tin- Fxeter .................... 10.42 "I
Night calls answered from residence, - , t give in. Her white, throa-, moving factors. And inasmuch as. he fully pre,tty, and vNier on the ve til hi, cami- through that' (loor Hensall ................... 10.65 .�
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, Victoria, Street, Seaforth. . right and ,zaw �,ou, And th ;f Kippent .................... 11.01 .. . . !
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. twitched: She tried -to draw her ww, now Dc rwen Afti-inis ton and no of laughing or cr.Nirz. Pei -hap-, it X on Brucefield ................. 11.09 .
0 *__�_ breath steadily. And then .she said: longer Jobyi' Keith h was halfway behvewl. To his grow- . . flickered bac., into life. It is r" 4�,
I be took t e logi- .. ' . . , Clinton .................... 11.54
"And that -was John Keith!" -�v cal paint af arguing that the affair inig dis,conAture sho came slowly tn- For a spa-ce Keith did not iraise hill turning -,lowly, slowly. That . v. it ,:h ridesbaro .................. 12.19 , '-
I He hawed his �ead in conflrinlation rd hini wit.h a ,�trwige Itrid wondrr- bead. The wns (lead i . Tio
DR. S. IL COLLYER . was none of ,his b,usiness, and that wa .girl's arins wer(, about ,� �wzinning to rouse , , I�Soir v ..............
1. .... of the lie, and', tbiriking of Con.niston lie could go Wi to the mountains if he ful look in,her faro. And McDowell him close, and he entild fe,el the warin h(-inninj�- to reinninher. See, I . I B I th ........ 12.19 1 �
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I I Oraduate Pavalty of Me& he said: "He was the finest gentle- p1pased. -Only in that direction could Atill sat there stnritiQ% pressure of her 'cheek against his �!�;- Josephine. It was this!" .
� . M Tersity of Western 611tariD. Member man I ever knew, And 1,Am sorry he ,,, ice of a sane and ,perfect His heart thmnlied with an cinotion hair, The realization of hi.If eriinIe . , ell
I Con"Ke of mysicianis and Surgeons he -is dead." - thickness, to'carry out th.e metaphor be had no tinie to ourLstion. In those ivn� alroadi- weighing his so,111 like a (Continued next week.)' . I .
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% d. � of Oubuito. Post graduate 'work at "And 1, too, am .sorry." in his head. He could report indif- wide-open. shining, oves of the girl pieve of lead, yet out of that soul — I Q. . C. N. R. � I
I 11 11 New York City Hospital and Victoria . She was reaching a hand across ferently to rvkDowell, forget Miss he sensed, un.Qpvakr6l-1,, traged.N - for had rome the cry, "I want you - I East. ' . . ,�
., 1. Hespilital, L,ondoa. Phone: Renfiall, the table to hirni_slowly, �hesitating- Ki,kidone, and diqapr�ear from the him.. And then thr ,.,irl's arms werp. want ynu!" and it still beat with tb� Feeding Brooder Chickens &in. P.m. I
0 1 V& Office; King Street, Honsall- ly. He stared at her. micnace of Shan Tung's eves. John reaching out to 11hii, and she was voice of that im-measurable yearning Goderich .......... t. 6.45 'A. 30 1
1, . I "You mean that?" Keith, he relvated, would ebe official- cil'ing,in that vnier �)at trembled and rven as his lips grew tight and be f,.A,, qo�on ,is the chicks are removed - , 7 I .,
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" I . "Yes, I am sorry." ly dead, and being dead, the law broke hetw"n �oh� and laughter. saw him -Of the monstrous fraud ho I the incubator ten the brooder Seaforth ........... 7.22 3.18 �. .1
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I ., DIL J. A. MUNN ,He took her hand. F5r, a moment would have no further' interest in "Derry, don't �ou know 7ne? Donft was. , Thiq strange little. wonderful 't -hey may he fefl. After -�,L'irig to it Dublin ............. 7.33 3.21 I i
, � I ber fingers tiw�tened about hN own. l,i,, you know ,me?" creabire had onme to lifin from out that the thicks are cninfortablo they N )
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� i, Graduate of Northwestern UrIdivers- 'Then they relaxed and drew gently HP stood like, onr upon whom had nf a dead world, and her lips, and should 1- gh'en slightly warmed .,Va- I I
l .1 , I ity, Chicago, UL I.Acehtisito Royal away from him. In that moment he ,He prodd,L,d himself on with' this fallen the cur,zte of the dum1b. She bpr a,-,,,,,, aild the ,soft care,qs of her ter to dqink in the usual chick faun- West- . I �
i 11111� C , Al Surgeons -Toronto. saw a ' dden change came intd her thought as he fu-nibled his way was witthin arm's ,vach of him, ,her hands had sent his ow -n. world reeling _,rit , 11 11.19 9.82 ;
,01lege of Dent - slu taills. I Obicksize g should be Plav- D -blin .............
,1 0 . ofilge over Sills' Hardware,'Maln St., face. ' throu,gh darknesq down in -to town. farevvhite as a ran,00, her eye,, glow- about his head so'rwiftly that tie had 'd 'l-'efore them in shallow pans, an'd 'Seaforth ........... �11
.den way - llolpf),airs of mash may then -he pu+ at Clinto(n ............. . 11.50 9,59 ... %
. She was looking beyond hion, .Miriam'Kirkstone in her go] 11.34 9.45
1 Omforth. Phone 151. � over big right ghoulder. Her 'Iseyes twas alluring; the mystery that sha- I ng like newly-firod ,stars, her slim been drawn into a -maelstrom to r -_
widened, her pupils dilated under his throat "ivering. and her arms reach- which he rould find no bottarn. Be- 01,0i disposal. It is important that Goderich ............ 12.10 10-25 11
� P; 4 i gaze, and she held her breath. With dowed the big house' on the ""' wa." ing toward him. fore McDowell she bad claimed him. sufficient hopNr and fountain sepaeo 1.
I fascinating to his bunting instincts; "Derry Tion't he peravid-ed ,%a that all chick% may 1
the sWift caution at the -man-hunted yoii know'mle? Don't And hefore McDowe.11 she be had ac- C. P. R. TIME TABLE . ��
I .. 11 DR. F. J. BECHELY _ lie turned. The room was eimipty be- he, had the desire, growing fast, to You kno,w, me?" ,; eopted her. He bad lived the g-reat go snifficient food and water with� IJ
. (3011ege� a NutAl Iiind him. There was'nothing but a come at grips with Shan Tung. But. out crowding. Onee the boppers are Fast. ,��' 11
I Graduate Royal W. R. window at his -back. The rain was he had not foreseen these things, and It was a sob, a rry. McDowell had li(I as lie had strengthened himself to Put doirn they are not again req-nov- I . a.M. I
flargeons, Toronto- Offilce.oVer 'izly there swept live it, but success was no longer a 11�
I et, Seg. drizzling against it, and he noticed neither had- Conniston foreseen them. risen. OverwhPlolil . ed as; t1u,kre is no dhngir of overfeed ...... 5.50 ,��..,
SmItWs Grocery, Main Stre I rocked -iuTMh. . ,v - Goderich ............. .
'l .1 ftrth. Phone: Offl,ce, 185 W; resi- that the curtain was not drawn as They had planned only for the salva- upon Keith an iniptilse that ti There ruslip(l into his brain ing. I Menset ........... 655 .
I � , they were drawn ' tion of John Keith'i,; precious neck, 'him to the depth (if his soul. He op- like a consurning flarne the desire to :: ***::: : (54 - �i.
dence, 195 J. . At the other win- Brooding feeds usu-tittlly constsit of Mer-aw .......... I
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a d - I daws. Even as he looked, the girl and to -night he had almost forgot- enpd hiq .al _ find in an instant the confe the following eiss,oltialsp: ,Chick Auburn ................... , .
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, . . -l went to it and pulled down the shade. ten the existence of that unpleasant girl was in the qcratich grain., ma'.41, grit, shell, char- Blyth ........... t .......... 6.25 � � I A
. reality, the hangman. Truth settled binK. and-,la.u.ghing she wAs ,on hi� was -not Dorwent Conniston, her bro- ' I ";.:
He knew thlat she 'had seen s . ., Walton .................... 6.40 , I '�
I . AUCTIONEERS thing ame- upon him with depres-sing,,effpct, and breast. He felt tho orush Of her soft tlu-n-, but John Keith the mupdlere.r. coal. and green feed. For grain, a McNaugbt ....... ,. ....... 1. - 6.52 : � "' i� .,
,, ., sornetibing that bad startled an in,finite lonelineq,q turned his mind hair against his face, her arms we�re 9amething drove it'bark, something conimiercial chk-k -Aze mixture may 10.25 .
F..4 t P- , _. - her for a inament, but .he did not . t fiis nevk, ard %he was pulling that was still in,ore potent, in.,ore do- be rnirrhas,ed and it is not usually Toronto ................... I I :�i,�il��tl�
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I I ! que%tion her. Instead, as if he had again hi -s head down ard kissing him -not mending, the overwhelming urge of fod far a wmik or ten dtays. The West. ..�mi
a 1�he town was empty of life. Lights ?�i��,
I OSCAR,KLOPP noticed nothing, he asiked if he might glowed here and the . rq, through the once or twice, but again and again, that fighting frirce in every man rntax.qh ordinarily will contain gr6und a.m. . " wC,
light a cigar. prrains; ind-nergl feeds, such. As lione Toronto ......... .. 7.40 - %�
I Hoxor Graduate (hrey JaxW No, ,,, indst-, now and then a. door'opened; pa.ssionately and without shanie. His which t'alls for solf -pre,servation. ''" (41.
, '. flonal School for Anctioneerixg, Chi- - I see someone s;,mokes," he - , ::::, . , 410,14.
& ex Trilklah a7linifal feeds, ,such a:a meat MeNaugbt ..... ;.... ... 11.49 �, '
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. ette butts. . larnly. Everything was shut Against 'Dowell's wice-a distant and non- 'her, knowing fhat for this night at 7" 1411V
', Bred TAve SboeJ4 Real Mato Mer -Aeq essential voice. it se,pmed to him now, least biq back was; to the wall. She l%Alt and cod liver oil. Unless the Blyth ..................... ivi _�::,', T111_
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