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i Von Bleck walked hurriedly basic to be driven upwards to the former%
aim Mon. live Weal!Tue. *yin 113.1e4 to his eillee, donned his hat and coat, 'office.
1 2 and etrocie out, leaving the others in "Is Mr. Gwyn in?" he inquired of
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4 5 0 7 8 0 the Meer office, eonferring. That the secretary e Le entered.
10 11 12 13 14 15 1.G voula mean nothiug until they heard "I'ni Enrry, ir," was the robe
17 IS 10 20 21 22 23 front their superior. "but Me Gwyn just left a few miu-
24 23' 20 27 28 29 30 i Ten. minutelater, Von Bleek was utes ago. tor an indefinite stay in. the
31 walking into the building in which West. He was just to lear UP a few
was located the office of john Gwyn. matterand left with his suit case.
,He had, mapped carefully out in his Is it something important? Perhaps
mind, a proposition with which he la- 1 could help you. Ile has left me le
to startle the young engineer. charge, and—"
,It was a proposition that would make "It is important" Von 131ecit broke
Let None Escape Gwyn independently wealthy or the in. "and I can see no one but Mr.
Eat carrots and onions, The .Food 'remainder ot his lite -and all that- Gwyn himself. When does leis train
Board desire eel; to do so, and Chairman !would, be necessary for him to do leave?"
"He goes on the Limited to -night"
was the reply.
Von Bleck was about to leave the
office, when his eye caught sight of a
picture hanging on the wall in the
outer office, He walked over tie it
casually and scrutinized it, In the
THURSDAY, MARCH 21st,1918.
Thompson also wishes newspaper editors would be to cancel the cinnabar con,
to think up schemes for educating the tract,
public to eat all the onions and carrots As ne passed through the revolv-
they can assimilate, right away, The big doors and walked towards the
*bery is that if yowfitl yourself up with I elevators, a crowd was surging to -
Carrots and onions, you, won't need so
Much bread and there will be se much
more fiour for overseas; also that if onions
and carrots are not eaten almost right
away, they will spoil as there ie a surplus
stock. The writer intends to eat all the
onions and carrot e that come his way.
You do the same. Tell everyone about
it.
ward the street. One at these, a
Young, stalwartly built man, who car-
ried a suit case, fairly rubbed arms foreground was a young man, pipe in
with the agent of the Central Powers, mouth, roughly clad in mining attire.
It was John Gwyn! Neither took Behind him was a stretch of typical
particularenotice of the other, they mining country.
leaving never previously met. Gwyn "Is this your employer?" he ques-
went through the door to the street, tioned,
and Von Bleck entered the elevator, "That is Mr, Gwyn" the secretary
answered.
Von Bleck took another careful
look at the picture, and, thanking
the young man, left the office.
Again in the street, ho sought the
nearest telephone booth and called
the office.
A Challenge
Mr. Edison is admitted to
be the world's greatest
inventor.
He says that -The New
Edison is his favorite
invention; which means
his greatest invention:.
EIXSON
"The Phonograph with a Seat"
has been compared in public
before almost a million
people with the living
voices of thirty great artists,
including many members
of the Metropolitan Opera
House.
It has- been proven that
The New Edison's Re-.
Creation . of the human
voice cannot be detected
from the actual voice itself/
When both are heard in,
direct comparison.
MAKE THIS TEST: Some artists, whose voices have been
Re -Created by The New Edison, also make talking machine records.
We will give you the names. Hear these at the talking machine:
'dealer's. Thee return to our stare, and hear the New Edison
Re -Creation of the voices of these same artists: Let your ewe
ears be the judge. 103
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As MR. GWYN
TAB INC ADVANCE
isted.
"1'M $011714 out to rrisco" ho Paid.
"illaybe you're bound for there, too.
My names Von. Bleck; it's 'nice to
know $(111110 one on tho train."
"My :name is Owyn" the young
engineer responded. glancing up from
tts napes and fearing that he might
appear impolite by avoiding covereation. "I'm not goin to Frisco,
though. I'm on ray way to a place
culled Loa Mine, in the wilds of the
Sierras. Bartow is my geeing -off
Point.
Late that night, when the sleeper
was black with darkness, except tor
the fleeting rays of lights along the
track that shone but tor the briefest
fraction of a second as they priesed
the ends of the ear, a shadowy figure,
dad only en a dressing gown, quietly
and cautionely emerged from one of
the berth. It moved rapidly along
until it was outside of Gwyn's com-
partment: *en bent over and peer-
ed in. A little pocket flash light eud-
deoly illuminated the ear and reveal-
ed, hand any one been awake to see
it, the dark features of Von Bleck.
He covered the encj ot the light with
his hand to dim, its 'rays, and put it
between. the curtains. Gwyn was
sleeping soundly. Von Bleck watch-
ed him. for a moment to see that he
was not aroused by the light, and
then, satisfied on that sore, reached
across his body to a half -opened suit
case resting in. a rack near the wind -
OV. Slowly and carefully, so as not
to awaken its sleeping owner, he lift-
ed the suit ease from the rack and
hurried back to his own berth.
For a quarter of an hour, Von
Bleck, in the seclusion of his sleep-
ing eompartment, studied the cont-
ents -of Gwyn's bag. A small packet
of letters, which had been tucked
carefully at the bottom, held his at-
tention the longest. For the most
part thee(' were of a personal nature.
and contained nothing of interest to
him, but finally one caught his eye.
It was postmarked "Lost Mine" and
was addressed in a flourishing Span-
ish hand. He opened it:
Dear Mr. Gwyn: Ani shipping
your last order to -morrow. Yqu
need have no fear of the supply
becoming exhausted for some time
to come. When am I to be honor-
ed by a visit from you? Itruet be-
fore long.
Faithfully yours
Carlos Ybarra.
"Gwyn leaves for the West to -night
on the Limithd," he'told his confreres
over the -wire. "1 shall be on the
same train. • I shall keep in touch
with you while I am gone, and, in the
meantime, you attend to any other
matters that may come up during my
absence. As mon as I am able, I shall
wire you my address. I may need
that five millions before get back.
The Limited was rattling over the
rails towards the West with a speed
that was astounding. Outside it was
already dark, and the lights along
the roadbed shot by so fast that they
resembled sparks flying up a hearth
chimney from blazing logs below.' In
the smoking compartment at the end
of the car, John Gwyn sat, persuing
some papers. The portieres parted
and Von Bleck entered, He drew a
cigar from his pocket and asked Gwyn
for a match. The latter silently ac-
comodated hira.
"Pretty long and 'lonesome trip"
the Central Powers' agent comment-
ed. Gwyn nodded. He was appar-
ently In no mood for striking -Up ac-
quan.itances, But Von. Bleck pers-
Income Tax Forms
Are now available
Returns must be filed on or before 31st March
erHE De—minion Income War 'tax Act requiresyou- -to fill in Lille or more of
the five spatial Forms profirided... before alst March, 1918. In order to
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/Alter retntaneration std to all eroployeat during 1917 'Acre each remuneration iiineremted in the
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%moos, dividoiade veld tO filiareholders Cinada during 1017 stetting to whom to thaj
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the other two, tetth the Gommlitionet of Taxation, thin. leitisince, Ottawa,
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Von Bleck smiled with triumph as
he read the letter. It was the .same
smile that had played about his lips
when he had met with. his associates
earlier that day. He folded the pap-
er noiselessly and replaced it in the
envelope. Then, as it realizing the
length of time which he bad kept
Gwyn's suit case, he put the packet
of letters back into the bottom of
the bag and stole cautiously down the
aisle to Gwyn's berth, A glance as-
sured Ulm that its absence had not
been noticed. The young engineer
was still sleeping heavily. Ile had
been thoroughly tired by the strenu-
ous events of the previous day end
his hasty departure. It required but
a moment for Von Bleck to lay the
suit case back on the rack near the
window, where he had found it, and
to hurry back to his own berth.
Gwyn arose early the following
morning, dressed, and used several
articles from his bag. He did not
notice that it had been tampered
with. In the wash room he met Von
Bleck, who was attending to his toilet
and nodded to him. The latter re-
turned the salutation and watched
keenly from the corners of his eyes
to see if Gwyn should appear the
least bit suspicious that hie belong-
ings had been ransacked. He was
greatly relieved to learn that he was
not.
Early on the fourth day after
leaving New York, the Limited drew
into the little Western town of Bar-
stow, at the foot of the great range
of Sierra Mountains. John Gwyn,
his bag peeked and his wraps on,
was ready to alight and start on his
important mission. As soon as the
train mine to a stop, the young min-
ing engineer jumped lightly from the
platform and proceeded to the local
hotel, which was located a short dis-
tance from the depot. As the Limited
chugged again, starting on the last
lap of its journey to the West, Vet
Bleck, who had been watching alertly
from his seat for Gwyn to depart,
jumped fiord hiseseatee He defied to
the door, suit case in hand, and whits -
pored into the porter's ear, slipping a
crisp bill into his hand at the same
time. The colored, worthy grinned
knowingly, and nodded. With a jerk
he threw open the vestibule door on
Ithe side opposite the station. Von
Bleck stepped. dowa, grasped the
handrail of the car, and strung out.
The train was Moving rapidly notv,
and the lump Vias Perilous. The car
was quite e distance past the station,
Von Bieck took one Mahn at tho
ground flying under the train, sprang
into the air, and went eprawlieg to
earth, -
Don Cal loe Ybarra trudged up the
last few steps to the summit of the
moutitain beneath tele burden of two
heavy 'Wooden cases which he bore
upon his t,houlders, They were a
heavy load for one eo old as the rug-
ged Opaniard, but he vas strenuous
and energetic, and his museles were
hardened be years of rustle living le
the West. The gray hairs were no
symbol of feebleness, Doe Carlos
Was a man, and sturdy, and would
be until the end, As ho reached a
elump of bushq beside the footpath
on which he vas walking, he Palmed
to look PlIbpielowly. about for a Pete
ond, and then parted the shrubbery,
revealing the entrant° to 4 ePtielotis
eat e.
IIA iNte. ht Ivey through the
Whom, alloying thorn to dome be-
hind him, doted tlrG two mon a-
huraclay Mar, list 19(8
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serVed as his mountain dwelline, Pre -
el5eiy at tho momeut that lie tartlet], The death of Mr. nos, It Manuel oc-
his back, two elerine eyee, tilled well
nate, eppeared from. behind tile un-
dergrowth, but a few yards form the
cave's eiitraece. "eboeritring"
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Gin Pills sell for so cts. a box or s hexos
for $a.so at ail good deaVrs, bautplo
free if you write to National Drag &
Chemical Co, of Canada, Limited,
Toronto; or to U. S. addrrn's, Na -Dr
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ELLIOTT
&ddirffeld/
Toronto,
docs not atik for a better reputation
than it already posses‘tes. We sot positions
for many students each year. Catalogue free.
Enter at any time. W. J. Elliott, Principal.
711 Yong° st. Yongo and Charles sta.,
Old False Teeth
Bought in any condition $1.00 Per set
or seven cents per tooth. Cash by return
mail. R, Copeman, 2570a Esplanade
Avenue, Montreal, le, Q.
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CREAM ‘,.
WANTED
Our service is prompt and remittance
sure
Our prices are the highest CO the
market consistent with honest testing
Ship your cream "direct." to us and
save an' agent's commission. The.
commission comes oat of the produc :r
The more it cost to get the cream to
its destination the less the- protium: is
sure to get.
We supply cans. pay all express
charges and remit twice a month.
Write for prices and cans.
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Seaforth Creamery Co
Seaforth, Ont.
currcd at his residence here Olt Thursday
last, ebortly after hie arrival home from
the North West.
W. D. Pringle, formerly of Wingham,
has moved from Georgetown to Sarnia,
where he has charge of a large tannery.
He likes Sarnia but says -"There's no
place like Wingham."
The congregation of All Saints Church,
London, has, through theChurchwardens,
extended a call to Rev. Wrn. Lowe of 0--
Wingharn to become their Rector. Mr.
Lowe is highly esteemed by the people of, re-
Wingham, and popular with his congre- ee'ea
gation, who would deeply regret his re- reee
10.4,
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FARM FOR SALE
We offer this week, for quick sale
a fine fent of 110 acres, With brick
veneered house (new), large bank
barn with cement stables, all in
good order, only a mile from
schools and churches, and within
5 miles of three good markets.
Good wells, orchard and garden,
and situated on well travelled road
Owner going west and will give a
snap it sold this. month.
Hale & Conn
Wingham,
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SYNOPSIS Or CANADIAN NORTH-
WEST LAND REGULATIONS
The Kotheadof a 40.11111F, or any male over
18 years old who was at tho eerunterteentent of
the preaent war, and ha:: Mateo cunt Tutted 10 be,
13vitt8lt subject or a -,utte t ufdu .1111 (1' nen.
Val country, may homestead a, 4, tut rt (I. section
of available Dorninionland in .Atattitoba,Sask-
atchewan or Alberta. Applicant 1111.1, apeear
in person at the Dominien Lanus Agency or
Sub-Agnov for the District. Entry In proxy
may be mottle on eertitin conditions.
Dtrrina-rix months rehlenee noon and
cultivation 01 tho land 10 each of throe years.
In certain districts a Itenn,teader may se.
telloirne, anpraidertsti3inoos ertlarrtearasee.ctim.41:11
pre-enro.
Six mouths in melt of three e .1,VR after earn.
Ing homestead p,,,tent and 01117i1MO 10 acres
extra. May obtain preampt Ion patent 44 R000
se horeeateed
"lit '41 PcigianiAlTeliddijite°tiriit,
ilAheBreettelicireagetteti;in\et'tLitgrigent, lion, may tome
purebased homesteat1 ta certain distrieto.
PrIOO $3.00 per sem 11.1t.i. reside 4.ilt months
In crielt of three year -4, Nadi i v Ate A aei ti and
erect a house worth et,;00.141
Holders (deal ries mai 1,114i01 t 44I1110 -
meet as faint taborets in Canada, ilurit,g511.,
tAs resit' tsn IlittleR touter PO.,t Ain MOO look.
tli'hOtt Marlton Lan& ctat'..•.i,(41 or
posted for entry, mime v,i,o ha A o
r.erved ow vital and lisAr he,
Onward, reeelve one 47,Lay 1,,,,0o%y in applying
tor entry et local Agent'n ,0 Aro ,,,,,t ;inn
Agency ) Discharge pspeta, tea< oeis.yented
to Agent.
Ontari
moval,
On Thursday last, Mr. E. 11. Raiser
met with an accident in one of the fac-
tories, which nearly destroyed his right
hand, elle was working 'on the shaper,
and by some means his hand carne in
contact with the knife. The sad result
was that the thumb was split and pieces
were taken off tbe fingers.
Wingham Football team organized for
the seas= on Friday evening last. The
officers were electedi-Hon, Pres., A. H.
Musgrove; Pres. -Dr. Irwin; Vice Pres. -
A. M. Crawford; Sec. Treas.-Garfield
VanStoee; Managing committiee-Elmer
Moore, Fred Rush, sem, Wes. Allenby-.
The boys report bright prospects for the
coming season. Wingham will enter Jun-
ior and Intermediate teams in the West-
ern Football Association.
W. we (ewe,
reirouteece the Miler tanr of the Tiut
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Mr. John McDonald of Bay City,
Mich., is visiting his brothers, Donald
and Alex., in this vicinity. It is twenty-
five years since he was here before, and
he notes many changes in that time.
His brothers did not know him when he
called at their homes,
Miss Pearl Payne hri has gone to Blyth
to continue her work at the millinery
Mr. James Ballantyne has sold his
farm to Ben Hislop, Howlett bdy He
intends to use it,for a grass farm and gets
possession thts spring.
Mr. Sam'l Burke had a clearing auction
sale last Friday, Mar, 8th. Everything
went at good prices Mr. F. S. Scott of
Brussels, was auctioneer. Mr. Burke
has sold his 100 acres to° his son, Tom,
who gets immediate possession and has
rented his 50 acres to Mr. John McEwen
for a year. Mr. Burke will be able to
take a well earned rest.
Mr. Matthew Moses, who has been
making his home with his brother, James
of Kincardine, is visiting with friends
here
A sad and fatal accident happened on
Tuesday of last week, about five o'clock,
as Benson and Gus Wheeler were chop-
ping in the former's bush, a falling limb
struck Benson on the head, crushing his
skull He died early Wednesday morn-
ing, never having regained consciousness
The funeral took place Friday afternoon
to the Brussels cemetery, Rev. W E'
Stafford the deceased's pastor, conducted
the services. He leaves a wife and two
children. The bereaved have 'the sym-
pathy of the community in their sad and
unexpected sorrow.
Mr. Ed King has hired with Mr.
Brownlee of Unity, Sask., fer a year, and
will go West this week. His brother,
Russell, is out there and has been en-
gaged by the same man for the coming
summer. They are both getting high
wages; we wish them well.
We understand that Mr. David Breck-
enridge has hired with Mr. William Fras-
er, Reeve of Morris, for the year. He
will live on Mr. Fraser's farm, which is
unoccupied, and will move his family
there shortly. Mr Fraser did well to
secure Mr. Breckenridge, as he is used
to farming and is a good worker.
Mrs Anston Rattan of Howick, was
visiting at the parental home last week
with Mr. and Mrs S. A, Snell.
Mrs, Thos. Strachan and children ate
visiting at Mr. Wm. McDonald's for a
few weeks. Mrs. Strachan is not enjoy-
ing the best of health; we trust she will
soon be quite well,
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Toronto
Detroit and
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Sleeping cars 015 night trains and Parlor
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