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a;:HAPTSR XIII. (Cautioned)
.The girl tock no offense; she
srsaintained her curious observation
of him; she appeared genuinely in-"
tweeted in u.gl'ainting her+ielf with
ac man who could piaster such a phe-
nomenal gtupity of ligror. There
wsa mystification in her tone when
alien said:
"Buts -I :,aw you come in alone.
And no,.' ycu're drinking alone."
"Is that u reproach? I beg your
pardon." Pierce swept her a mock-
ing bow. "What will you have?
Without removing her dhin from
its resting -place, the stranger *hook
her head ebortly, se he downed his
berera** ins before. The girl
weecbed him interestedly as he paid
• ter „it.
"That's mere money thun I've
Been in n. month," said o she. "I
elsoeldn't be an free and easy with
it, if I were you.
4 No? Why not?" '
She merely shrugged, and con -
Sheeted to study him 'eaitif that same
'disconcerting intentness- she re.
minded bliss of n'frank and curious
child.
Pierce noticed now •that _else was
a very pretty girl, and gtake appro-
priately dressed, under the eircwa-
>stances. She wore a boy's suit, with
a shorts' skirt over her knicker-boek-
ers, and, since she was slim, the gar-
ments added to her appearance of
immaturity. Tier face was oval in
outline, and it was of a perfectly
uniform olive tint; her eyes were
large end black and velvety, their
lashes were long, their lids were
faintly smudged with a shadowy
under.coloring that magnified their
size and intensified their brilliance.
Her hair was almost black, never-
theless it was of fieri texture; * few
unrttly strands had essusped from be-
neeth her fuze. cap and they ,clouded
her brow and temples. At first
sight she appeared to be foreign,
and of that smoky type commonly
associated with' the Russian idea of
beauty, byt she was not foreign, not
11m/slant nor were her features pre-
dominantly racial.
"What's your name?" she asked,
suddenly. r,
Pierce told her. "And yours?" he
inquired.
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tt At liar Office or 'Phone 71 for any inforaaa'ierr. .
"Leers what?"
"Just La*,. -tor the prwnt.'1
"Humph!! You're one of this -
theatrical company, I presume" lie
indicated the singers *trees the
room.
'Yes. heart:* Best hired us to
work in his place at Daw,wn."
"I remember your outfit at Sheep
Camp. Best was nearly crazy--"
He's . crazier now than ever."
l.acrs wdisd for the first time and
her fare lit up with mischief. "Poor
Idigrris! We load him snorkel by
his, big nate. He's deathly afraid
he'll Ioss us, and we now' it, so we
make his life miserable." She
turned serious *Wendy, and with n
candor quite startling said, "I like
you.
"Indeed!" Pierce was nonplussed.
The girl nodded. "You looked
good to rare when you came in. Are
you going to Dawson?"
"I suppose you have partners?"
"No!" Pierce's fate darkened.
"I'm alone -very much alone." He
undertook to *peek in a hollow, hope-
less tone,
"Big outfit?"
"None at all. But I have enough
money for my, needs and --I'll prob-
ably, hook up with somebody." Now
there was a brave but cheerless res.
ignation in his words.
I4ur0 pondered for a moment
even more carefully than before she
studied her companion. That the re-
sult satisfied her she made plain by
saying :
"Morris wants men. I can get
him to hire you. Would you want
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Two Sorieds OpM'aHsns
Sioatiend Her Kenos
*s Her 1'ismt Reid
Mrs. Hears Carter,Westchester, N.
writes: --"I aaa writing to tell
lo*, as Well as utkres, "kat Miliaura'a
Wen sad :tierce Pill' have done for
me,
I sotrtosa years ago I had a sun-
' stroke erkiek worked ea the serves at
my bead, seed left me ogith nervous
esa•lackes, zed every nerve in mr.kesd
"resale just seem to "creep and ers*F1"
uatit at•timee 1 thought I surely could
net lire.
Tea, two years ago, I went through
two very serious eperatiens whisk com-
pletely 'battered any nerves sad 1 be -
ease nothing but a aervous wreck, and
lay bene beeitute also in a bad state,
so 1 decided to can iu our family
physician and he told me that 1 had
nothing seriously wrong with env head,
but that any nerves were so bail they.
were proven on my heart and causing
all the trouble, and advised nie to use
song good .heart and nerve tonic.
Not long after that my husband was
et the *tore and brought me home a
box of Iwtilbure's Ileart and Nerve
Pill*, And since that time 1 have taken
several boxes, As it seem* to rite that
they are the only thing I eon take that
works on my nervous trouble, and 1
would not, for any stoney, be without
arso in the house, ; If your nostrils are c and our
I cannot praiser them too highly, nivel ent. a0 docile. so nnqueetionirig, that clogged 5
(meld *della any one suffering from he remitted something was greatly. freely he
ad is stoned and orcold
ca t. Njust
,swat, -1.ion
a,.1Pe• p' ihted ; vott for gg'rinne.I,
"Well, I happen to have rcom for
her in my tent." As Doret's fingers
` sank deever into his flesh the nun's
anger role; he r undertook to shake
- otl the unwekome grasp. "You legs.
go! You mind your own business--
= "Dia goin' be my biznesse," 'Pe -
leen annorneed. '"Dere's somel'ing
fonny 'bout dis--"
'"Don't get funny with ate. I got
as much right to her as you have---->'
'Poleon jerked the man off his
feet, then flung hint aside as if, he
were unclean. His voice was hoarse
with disgust when he cried :
'"Ort. out! Beat it! By Gar! You
ain' * fit for touch decent gal. 'aiou
spik wit' her again, I tear you in
two piece!"
Turning to. Roulette he said:
"Atam'selle, you • lookin' for your
-papa, eh?" '
Tdise Kirhv wee clsaping and un-
clasping her lingers, her face was
atrr4ined, ' her response came in a
mutter so low that 'Polson barely
'caught it
"Danny's gone• -gone- Dad, he's
---No use fighting it- It's the
drink --and there's nothing I can do."'
It • wale 'Pol�eon'v turn fo
girl by the shoulders and wheel her
*Bout for a better look at her face.
A 'moment later be. led her back into
'the �sateean. She was • so oddly obed-
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They thoroughly se from the body
thepestom-
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any forru•of sleeve trouble to give them amiss. He laid his hand.against her
a fair trial, as I know by any ppearrseoonal' 'flushed cheek and foe td it to he burn -
experience that the results can. be'nothe -lug- hot, whereupon he hastily "con -
trig but satisfactory," aulted. the 'nearest hveteedertt. Thee
to hook up with es?" • asd .Pills aro `put,iin on17 by' . sftreed otitis him ' tlAiat the girl was
'I don't know. It doesn't much , T, Milburn 00„ 7.,imited, Toronto, indeed. 11 -.amore. than that, she was
matter. Will• you h;tivo something to ' half debriors. •
drink now?" .-- ----�- '- -.: = e.. - "Saere! W'.at's she. dein, roun'• a
°"Why should I•? They don't give but scarcely uneerstoo4, "I • don't saloon' lak dis?' he indignantly de.
any percentage here. Wait! I'll see know," rshe confessed. $ho was U0 mended. CHow come *he's gettin'
Morris and tell you what he 'says." longer smiling, and, although her up diffore daylight, eh?"
Leaving Pierce, 'the speaker hurried gaze remained -hypnotically fixed up- It was the bartender who made
to a harastdd little man' of Hebraic on his. she seemed to 1, Searching -plain the facts: '"She `ain't been to
countenance who was engaged in the heel own soul • "I don't know," she heel at , all, French 'She's been it
n
dif ieult task of chaperoning this un• 'avid again,."but you have. a-eall. " all nirh*. r' lin'' herd on old.Sam Kir-
ruly aggregation of 'Talent, . To hint In' spite of the young woman's by. Iie'a-deinkin', understand? He
she said : • eharmar, and ••they were nrmerous tried to get some place for her to
"I've found 4 pian for you, ?dor- enough, Phillips was not strongly.stay, along abatkt midnight, but -there
4
vas." . drawn to,. her; resentment, anger, his wasn't any. 5hc'� been settle' there
ranking sense of injury,. all these alongside of the tove for the last
"
,M'?"
"Toango to Dawson with as, That left no room for other emotions, few hours and I been •adrt of b eepin'
tall, goodlooking'fellow at- the. bar." That she, was interested in him he an eye on her for 'Sam's •sake."
Mr. Best was. bewildered. 'What still had sense enough to perceive; Doret breathed an oath. "Dot's
ails you"?" ho quieried, "1 don't her • amazing proposal, her unmistak• nicaq fader she's p otl I• wish I let 'in)
want any men, and you know it." able' air of proprietorship, showed drown."
"You want thin' fellow, and you're that much, and in eonsequenee 'a sort "Oh, he ain't exactly to blame.
going to hire trim.'' . ' • of malicious triumph arose within He's on a bender -like to of killed a
"Am 1? What malars you think him. Mere. riarht et hand. was n" feller in here Somebody's ought to
see agency of •forgetfulness, more potent take ease ofthi's girl till he sobers
"Because it's -him 'or me," Laure by far than the one - to which he had up."
said, calmly. first turned. Dangerous? Yes, But (To be centlnuedt
Mr. Beat was both Surprised and his life was ruined. What differ -
angered at this cool .announcement, once, then, whether . oblivion came
"You mean, 1 s'pose, that you'll quit," from alcohol or from the seg, of -0
he said, beligerently. the poppy? Deliberately he shut his '"""" •
"I • mean that very, thing. The eara to -inner warnings; he rinsed his , fi'
man has money -o - head defiantiy. • a
Best's lingo disappeared as if by "I'll go," said he.
magichi tone beep* n "Wehave at daylight," 'Besttoltt, slitmpagy
►�
sec y an e of as en catarrh,
get a 'neat )mottle of Ely's (.'ream ifatnt
at any drug store. Apply a little of this
fragrant, antiseptic cream Into your nos.
trite and let it penetrate through every
air passage of your Bead, aoothing and
healing the inflamed, swollen mucous
membrane anal you got instant relief,
AItl slow goad It feels. Your nos•
tries are open, your head is clear, no
more hawking, snuffling,. blowing; no
more headache, dryness or struggling
for breath. Elf's Cream Balm is just
what suffdrers from head colds and
catarrh need. It.'ti a delight.
sssIssISSIKfts
ria
1 i; , a nolo atic.
"Oh. Why didn't you say so? If him. ' -
he'll pay enaugh, and: if you want CHAPTER XIV
hint, why, .of course-" With "Poleon Doret td be busy was
Laureinterrupted With at unex- to be contented, and these were busy
pected dash of temper. "He isn't times for him, His . daily routine,
going .to, pay, you anything -you're wlth trap and gun had made of him
going to pay hint -.--top wages, too. an early riser, and had bred in him a
Understand?" habit of greeting the sun With a song
The unhappy recipient of this ulti- .Xtwas no hardship for him, therefore,
matum raised his hands in a gesture til, cook his breakfast by :candle -light,
of despair. "Himmel! There's no especiallynow that the dad's • Were
getting on with you; either. What's growing short. On the morning after
you e'.•
on ya anlnd, by Are You after his rescue of Salm Kirby and his dun -
hint or iia•; coin?" ghter 'Polson washed • his dishes and
"I -don't know," Laure vras Sax- cuthis weed; then, finding that there
ing at Phillips: with a peculiar ex- was still an hour -to spare before the
preselon. ".I'm not sure. Maybe light would be sufficient to run Miles
I'm after both. Will you be ; good Canon, he lit his pipe and strolled up
and. hire itim, or-" to the village. ' The ground wed now
"Oh, you've got mei" Best.de- white, for considerable snow had fall -
dared,' with frame; tesentrent. "If en durhtg the night; the day promised
you want' hint, I *'pose I,'lI have to to be extremely short and uncoinfort-
- get him for sou,' but" -he ° muttered 'able. '?Neon, however, was imper-
an oath under Itisbreath•---"you'll vides t;i weather of any sort ; his
ruin, me. Ay! Oy! I'll be glad good humor was not dampened in the
when you're all in Dawson and at least.
- work,"
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Buekwbsat, per bush. 66 to 70
1!%o!<s....... - . 12.60 to • 12,50
Oats. per bush' a0 t0 . +10
Peas, per bush 1.45 to 1.50
Bar•1, per bash, . 66 to 10
Cattle, ordinary, per
cwt. 0,25 to'' 6.25
Cattle, export ?,00 to 7.50 -f
(per cwt,%
Cattle, choice, cwt6,50 to 6.75
Lambs, per cwt12.00 to 12.00
Dairy Butter.... 40 to
Eggs, per 'dos.....: 26 to
Family flour, per cwt 3.90 to
'•Patent floor, per cwt. 4.75 to
Br. ton '12.00 ;to
Shorants,per per ton • , , • , .. 33.00 to
Hay, per tan 10.00 to
Hides...... Od to
-Potatoes, per• bag, .. 2.50 to
everywhere.
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After• The fellow held the girl for an'in-
same further talk the main
stent and helped her to gain her
ager' approached `Phillips and made equilibrium, exclaiming with a laugh:
himself known. "Laure. tells t*e you egay! What's the matter with you,`
want to 3oin our troupe," he began. sister? Can't you see whereou're
""I'll see that he pays you vel," the going?" When Roulette made no
girl urged. "Come one"resronse the man continued in an
Phillips' thoughts were not quite even friendlier tone, "Weil, I can
clear, but, even so, the situation see; my eyesight's good, and it.telIs
struck him as grotesquely amusing. me you're *bout the beet -looking
I m no song -and -dance man, he dame I've run into tonight." Still
said, with a smile. "What • would laughing, he bent his head as if to
you expect the to do? Play a man- catch the .girl's answer. "Eh? 1
dolin•?". ' • don't get you. Who'd you say you're
"I don't know exactly," Best re booking for?"
piled. Maybe you could help me 'Polson was frankly puzzled. II'e
ride herd on these Bernhardts." He resented th` man'*'tone of easy fa -
ran *hand through his thin bleach miliarity an, •about to interfere, he
hair, thinner nom°by half than when was restrained by, Rouletta'd upper
he lett the States. "If you could do indifference. What ailed the
that, why -you could save my res- girl? It was too dark to . make out
sone"
her face, but her voice, oddly chang-
"Ite wants yet: to be a Simon 1.A ed and unnatural, gave him cause for
greet" Laure explained. wonderment. Could it be-u-'Poleon'a
The manager seconded this state- half -formed' question was, answered
ment by a nod of his head. "Sure 1 by the straner who cried, in mock
Crack"the vhf over 'em. Keep 'ern
Aproach: "Naughty ! Naughty !
M • in line. Don't let 'em get fnaried.
You've had a little too mreb, 'that's
I thought I was wise to hire good-, what's the matter with you. Why'.
lsxakers, but --I vas crazy.. They
You need a-guerdeen" Taking Rou-
ietrineunit they make eyes ani} ,hens lett* by the shoulders,' the speaker
men fight for em. They steal em turned her about so that the dint
every I've had a dolcked. teles ,And 'half-light that filtered through the
every tante I've been licked. Alrsadt canvas wall of the tent saloon shone
four of fey girls are' gone. If I lass full Linen her face.
'f foul more I can't open; x'11 be ruined. 'Paton :uaw now that the girl was
Cly. , Such a country! Every clay a indeed not herself; there woe a child -
new love -affair; every day more ash, vacuous expression upon her
trouble-•"
face; she *phrased to It darted and
I.hure threw back her dark head to eompreltend little of what the
and laughed. in mischievous deligght. man was saying;Th
. tr ge , he'll our I *tumbled on # I been
him." S closer to m pore
man, slat *tipped her arm within lets r arewaid no What?
and, looking up stat* kis facet sail, tai ,slats st'lsr.d objection ,to
slipped mt
in * low noire: "1 knew I could fix aria a !jwae e w d bon ewer.
!t, for 1 alway have rn a crrr tial
you go?" Whet(• het' he itatd ahc
rrpratrd. "Will aft with brag murmur late her gear. Thiry had pro-
-4W
I started. Nis lard* was Disse Ando rat of tiro gloom and
frayed and he had diNiettky in hew- No . beim,
lobe saaa.
> ems.1>nr<- fly. "wore *sidle
heM-
echelons g m,e wii!thump m. to 1yea�'i., the lista• Aug
"Silt stet '
"'It'ia a fact." she told Pierce. "Tete Is was proved
beet Best by her blank acceptance of his next
gets is the worst of it. ins,intaaure g worde: "qty, it's lucky
"He's not o styes r ' e yea.
slave; we h re Iota of fun with night .and it kayos, up we
teyapki the your* got
betty »
always y way silo rtae*ltwidie pom'f r g stag
-ebiR I go with ? or cseded last a few nests waren Vahan
Ing Ms ORO thtr
ed Geo of the Olt �. he «pa?» "Jos fb $*' dM lady?"
*p aweiaa,d the wast taws eel t14 reheeiri
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011'- Anthracite Coal
Sheeting (Anfhrscite) ' . .. 16:0O'
Stove (Anthracite)
Pea (Anthracite). $13,00
Coke .... - , . , • $15.00 per ton
Pocahontas.. , ... ... . , $14.00
Domestic . Lump for your Grate and Range
$12.00 per ton
Our Coal is weighed on Your OwnScaleS.tho Marta! Nate
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We still have sote. Sherwin-Williams left that we are sell-
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package.. Liquid Veneer and O'Cedar, small .bottle,' 23c
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Special prices on Door Locks and other Builder's Hard-
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Clothes Wringers and 'Garden Tools at Special' Prices in
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1?. , mystic totem poles,...
s,-iti' night Alpineg
that plash up throug�h
the snow ifkaaoits too slowly.'
`Great cold peeks itftirt�c their(
shining faces apriinst angles so}
blue that is sgesas alt the color
la the world wasspilted there
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