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dertook to outdo the other in skeet( .
ness; *Eh man forced himself to be
sonsiderate, and strove at whatever
expense to himself to-' lighter, the
other's burdens; all of their tele -
tions were characterised by an elate -
grate, an *host mid-Victorian tour.
tea. A friendly rivalry in self-
sacrce existed between them; they
querreled good-naturedly over the
dish -washing. that disgusting rite
which trio the patience of *veer
grown Man; when there eas wood to
be est they battled with each other
for the ex.
But there is * limit to politenue;
gamine, sunshine grows tedious,
and ito does * monotonous exercise
of megnanimity,
pro -
ecu of splicing it together again
'While, it had been an easy matter
to crt their rowboat in two, the pro-
bed required patience and ingenuitn,
' time they arrived at Miles Canon,
therefore, the season was far ad-
d both inen, without know-
ing it, were in a condition of mind
to welcome any sort of a squall that
would serve to freshen the unbeare
ably stagnant atmosphere of =a-
bility in which they were slowly suf
footing.
Here for the first time the results
of their quarrel arose to embarrass
them; they could find no pilot who
so would risk hie life in a bad-
lycraput together as theirs. After re -
prated discouragemente the partners
took counsel with each other; rehire,
tautly they agreed that they were
Up against it.
."Seents like I've about ruined us,"
Quirk ackowledged, ruefully.
"You? Why, Jerry, it was nlY`
fault we cut the old ship in two,"
Mr. Linton declared.
• The former speaker remonstrated,
gently. "Now, Tom, it's just like
stoit to take the blame-, but it was any
doints; I instigated that fratricidal
end it had resulted in delay. B the
s
it UNAPT= XV. (Ceatinued) Lucky was Are first to epeak.
' • 4•Mlieuir The Frenek Cana. "Lett's a good girl, y'understand.
. dimes fate flushed, he raised hie She's different to these others—"
„ hood and pet the gaze of the two 'Polon interrupted with a ges-
I men. There wee an Mr of dignity tureteof impettence. "It ain't mak'
abort •him as he said: "Dere'. 'no difference if she's good or bad.
plenty Vine in dis Worn we don' get She's aeeek."
Tee for. You didn't 'spot no pay "Me 'n' the Hid have done some
yesterday when you run de Wlte heavy, thinkin', an' we'd about de -
'One for WO dis gal an' her Paint, tided to get a high stool and take
• did you? No. Wel, I'm woods- tem looking out Letty'a game, just
man, riverman; I ain't • dam' stem- to see that her bets went aft they
peder, Dis is *ray eountree, we're laid, hue I got a hunch you're a
frien's together long tam; I love it square guy. What d'you think,
• *u't it loves rue. I love de birds and Kid?" . _.
• hanimals, an' dey're frien'a wit' met Mr. Bridge* nodded hie hod slow -
also, 'Bout spring -tan, w'en 4e, ly. "1 got •the same hunch. The
• • grub she's abort, de Canada Safe dei'l point is this," I explained. '''We
tome to visit me, an' 1 feed, dem; 'can't very well throw the Countess
sometam' I fin' dere's groun.squir. —we got moue of her outat-nnd,
rel's neat, *oder my tent, an' mebbe anyhow, we'd. be- about as bandy
mister squirrel creep out of Inc hole, around an Invalid as At couple cub
einkhe summer le cote. ,Dat feller bears. I think we'll bow out. But,
he's hogry; he steal my food en' ?env—if ever we hear a kick
• be set longside my etove for eat erom that, gal we Its -we 11 feller you
OP •
Not a Wall Day 1).°wbf."}Ittr,*thltg'")..!g!`?"'"
"1 paid for nuie, if that's what you
mon, bet 1 bought nal for you,
same as 1 bought that &poor.
You've et most of 'ens. *ad you've
drank moat of the -whiskey. You
nestled it worse than I did, Jerry,
and I've always considered—"
Now any reference, any reflection
upon his physical limitations, how -
remote or indirect, aroused
Jerry's instant ire. "At it again.
*in% you?" he erittit testily.
For Two Wore
Hurt sel Nam
Miro So Bad
is'pose yopll forget Viet vide -
s
key in, four or Ave year*, %hope Ise
I--;i1SII,411" Tom made a gesture
commanding silence, for Jerry had
"unconsciously raised his, /voice,
1"What ails you?" he inquired, sweet-
, ly.
"Nothin' ails me," Jerry muttered
'under his breeth. "That's the trou-
ble. You're atlas talkin' like it did
I—like had one loot in the grave
and was gespin' my last. I'm bard
as a hickory -nut; I could throw you
down and set on you."
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writon---"/ ea writing *iv te
sue abut what Milletra's /issue sad
Shen Ms lutes dare far am
I sat sew twenty-three you* of ago,
)041, bad titres children, aad
hardly seek a well day fee the past
two yew,. "
liattrt hart* me, at them, that
tette/ was vat lug for tide world,
sel asew;
mid net sir demi to could
sot stead tho least noise, or the ail.
aren cr,ying, trot I could. sot do
anything that wee ateady, and rater a
miserable day I would go to bed and
get a little reet, but could not sleep.
much,
After / started to take Kilburn'i
'kart and Nerve Pills I seemed to
hue more nosbition to work, and any
• heart and nerve* are a lot better is
every way, so I will gladiy recommend
then to all those who are suffering,
es I did, from their heart or rtes.'.
rut up only by The T. lfilbtn Coy
•Limited. Toronto. Ont.
We've got a few, liut they ain't for
sale." •
The stranger—Quirk remembered
him as the Frenchman, Dorot, whom
• he had seen at Sheep Camp--orniled
confidently.•
"Oh yea! Everyt'ing is for sale
if you pay 'nough for him," said he.
Now this fellow had broken .the
him. for t'ink 1 hurt dose hepless like a, track, Won't, we, Lucky?" Sweetly but firmly Linton differed thread of a Conversation. innto which
.. -fil t'ing'? You s'pose I mak' den; . "We'll foller him to hell!" Mr v with his partner, "It ain't often that a vague undertone of acrimony wee
pay for w'at dey tett?" lirond feeilag1y deelared• ler opess a ), Jerry • old bo -1t creeping—a conversation that gave
Paleon was ling as only hie ItlreV'ebs ceremoniously, the callers ain't more than once or twice in a every indication of developmg into
sea'
free said could soar; he indicated the shock hands with Doret, then they life-tune—but you're wrong now, an agreeable and soul -satisfying dif-
Out at his baCk. Whence issued the returned whenee they had canto. Pm the guilty wretch and I'd ought feronee of opinion, if not even into
loud and freesgpolten argument of
_sound_oLltouletta Kltineq eenselaaa They_went, ?holy. wax; oundte,s_de. to hang for it. .My_rotien temp-
• --tittr-oldstidoiliar port. Tze have the
• • murmurings. lirlunt continued; 'Felon's problem " • •
"Did you ever give lemons to sick
folks?" Tom inquired, in hts turn.
• "Sure! Thousande."
• Now this was such an outrageous
exaggeration that Linton was polled sto exclaim:
"Rats; You never saw .a thousand
silk folks."
• "I didn't say so. I said, I'd given
thousands of lemons—"
• "OM" e Tom filled hie pipe and lit
• it, whereupon his partner breattett.
a sibilant warning :
"Fut out that smudge: D'you aim
to strangle the girl?"
With a guilty start the offender
quenched the fire with his thumb.
'The idea of lightin' sheepelip in
sick-rooml" Mr. Quirk went on.
With his cap he fanned violently at
the fumes. •
• "You don't have tie blow her out
of bed," Tom growled. Clumsily he
drew the blankets closer beneath
the sick girl's chin, but in so doing
he again excited, his companion's op-
• position. •
• "Here!" Jerry protested. "She's
• been& up with fever. You blanket
• 'em when tkey've got chills." Gent-
ly he removed the covers from Bou..
Jetties throat. •
(Tobe continued)
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Some men are leifting their hair
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A irittid hs on who eenli*s4 -aliAt to
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s get 3 S tiny snot w nere e a y; a •
• broken wing. Bien! I fix her wing the life of the North did not sleeken est dispositions I ever aeo—in frustrated. by an idiotic diversion
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Broad and Bridges bad listened at. tions had Tom Linton and Jerry was exposed, I'm a thorn in tile bon upon the apeaker.
4"dre've got use for our lemons
• I teach her to fly again, Dat's alL" Never eince their- niiiiiii-sssoe- youliffTethr rerii--mee"4eTn"-their-Pee-exesPera'— • ss.ss.s2de ,
• tentively, .•••their foots impassive. Quirk found themselves in lamb ab- flesh, TOM, and fo• lks vrou• ldn t mil
ciao you stone for dein' away with
T
and we're going to keep them," said
"We wouldn't give "lemon aid to
s "Now, Tozer Sadly Mt. Quirk
with laY aPare--" nobody."' Jerry grinned in malics
• ions enjoyment of his own wit,
wagged hie graY head. "I don't
1.# Tom. "We're • lemon-eaters—full of
,
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"You got how many?" 'Poleon
offset argue with anybody. especially
with you, but the damnable idea of P°r/i/ntted*
dividin' our spoils originated in my• 011t bout'enough' l'ilehhe a• 11"-
•evil mind and Intligoite •to pay the en er
• penalty. I'll ride this -white-pihe ,`I 'buy 'eve Dez•C'ss poor sock
ear him down till I get both
won't.buy anything here. Don't tell
feet in .1‘ea in brusquely, You
tbe- stirrups. tlieit turn biro. a -loose t h
leather? , . of our own. and poverty ain't amOng
&mei for
aookke
clescr4io,
wow Mows
we cos (Ass
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/*11 finish settrn' up and I won't puli IS Y troo le , we se go enoug
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"How .5'ou 'teak? Beats ain't like the neelh
horse!: It'll take a good oarsman t9 trouble you got. eh? Me,
I'm de trouble man.' Mebbe I fix
navigate thete rapids—
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em
"Well?" Quirk lookel. quickly,
."
„„ o u Ay the uartoerh skxplained
"I'm a good eat'emaa' The" IY"'" their difficulty.'When -rPoleort rn.
momentary pause. "Ain't 1?44 •
,
derstood be smiled again,. More wide -
Mr. Linton hastily remedied bis
slip of the tongue. • "You're a bear!" IrGo! 1 mak* bargain wit' you,
•he asserted with feeling.•"I don't •
•know as 1 ever sew a better boatman Ateeeeh'' .hlet ret .et. de ben an
:,..tak!.iyour hot Vrough fcl
or ose
tban you,•for your weight and exe
Patience, but.--therea "2 few 'Hinge lemea'''
about boats that you never bad the The elderly men eat im; their exschanged startled glances. '
chance to Pick up, you being sort of
* cactus and antrai glamor. For Ins "D'you mean itr,
stance, when you went it boat to fro "rut goini have dose letnee."
' y ,,
'gee' you have to pull on the 'off' "Cant ou buy any in The sat -
oar. it's plumb opposite to ss
the way °veer
you atter a'horse.". "No. Wal, w`at you say?"
"Sure! Didn't 1' figger that outTom inquired of his partner,
for the both of us? We 'most had "Reckon you can get along without
st runaway till./ doped it.out." 'em, .Terry?"
Why, / been satin' 'em for you."
Now this was a plain perversion 11
of fact, for it was Tom who had "Then it's a go!" - •
"One" t'ing yme, eh?"
made the discoverou do for y, Mr. Linton
'Polon hesitated momentarily. "It's
Was *bout to 30 state the matter
when he reflected that doubtless PA' tale tam for 4ns" 'am foot to
heir row dat Itatealbut—/ fin' him,
Jerry's intentions -were honest and
that his felling memory was te, Iliebbe you set upvtvit' lin see& gel.
while I'm gone. 'What?" In a few
blame for the misstatement, It was
words he nulde known the condition
annoying to be &ebbed of the credit
of Of; affairs at his .camp, and the old
for an important discovery,
men agreed readily enough. With
course, but Tom swallowed his re-
• ; • undisguieed relief • they clambered
sen"traTheentpo* int is" this," he said, with stiffly out of their boat and followed
e resumption of geniality. •"Younl the French Cenedien IIP the trait
As they toiled -up the slope 'Polon
•get *11 wet in them rapids, Jerry,•
and—you know what that means. explained :
. ,
•"De doctor hg'.c go to Dawson, an
I'd t h e on, Idrowning
myself than to nurse you" through cruet in de head. Every hour med.
another bad vsold,'
icine, oaf de tam fire in de stove I Good
er ince
;Smashes All.
Records
Waist Seller. on the
Market To -day
A proininent Windsor citizen, Mrs
•D. Robinson, well known paving„
Contractor residing at 206 Glengarry
Ave., gives unstinted praise to HERB
JUICE. • Mr, Robinson stated • that
he . Bettered terribly with constipas
tion, gas pains, trouble with his
eyes, was continually' using strong
cathartics„ was losing about Sim
pounds per month in weight, could
not sleep well and would often het
!bilged to leave0, his, busieese on ac-
count of ill health. Mr. Robinson
further stated: 'Seeing what HERB
JUICE was doing for others I decid.-
ed to see if it viaeld give me any re-
lief. It is truly marvelous what a'
change it has made in me. Before -
taking HERB MICE, I weighed on -
140 pounds but now my weight
has increased to 105 pounds, All of
my troubled have disappeared, I mit
and 'sleep well and do not lose any
time , from my business. HERB
Juicr is a wonderful medicine.”
For sale by all druggists. Prie
rat er a e aettne t'ke day dis girl been seeck— $1.00.
It was a perfectly sinert epeecit Saore! Inn half 'sleep."
an indirect expression ''' of deep • eWell tottAtsp with her as long as tor
concern that reflected no little credit you Want." Tom volunteered." Being ,
upon the speaker's generosity. Tem a family matt myself, I'm a regular
teas exasperated, therefore, when mese,
4 .
jerry, by some cheracteristie process "Me, too,» sorry seeednAes or
• of crooked retooling, martant'a to toyer had no family, but I illus been
• e,
or Ink lin 01 ' • _ munnterpret 11. Pleintively the lat- handy around bosses, and bootee is
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The confidence the rural communities have shown in this
Bank, is indicated by the large increase in deposits, which are
now over $21.000,000.
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Remittances should be made by Post Office money order,
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Province of Ontario Saviip Office
Huai Mee I 1t gems& hole, Town*
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ter midpeople,
"I s'pose I am a haedicap to you. theMr3.annidentlion8 utifled )augh at this
Tont. YOu're" nighty eonsid`rate of remark.- "That'll show- you." laid -
are fetditt's not to threw it up to me he "You leave -it to ine Jerry ' =
any oftener than you do." 4ell, ain't they?"
. -
•
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"I don't throw it up,to rat* none. • "NO."
I never did. No, Jerry, i'Il row the "They are, too."
• boat. You go overland and keep "Plumb diffe&nt."
your feet dry." The argument waned hot; it had
"A lot ef good that would hir. reached ata whin 'Polon. bud
Quirk tpokr morosely. ned starve * anger %vet his HP% commending
to death welkin' around if you lost silence. On tiptoe he led the two
the grub." • • men into his tont. When he had is.
sued ch
This struck Tom Linton as a very ae a boatman the partnere instnietions and left in searmeted
nextntria veil' sehleh way of laak' themeelves awkwardly. their caps in
log at the matter. Me had taken no ma's ions& caskaaly, awakes.
suds view re of "tut he grb offer; hi had oseely, they
thought less shouthan feof rilltdue.igirl,
the feverdhashitd
abost his •Ruth's)* saIlkt,Y. It wits 'Tthe
arty, *het she. 'Jerry whisper -
an laeonsidernte and unfeeling . rt. od.
raark. After a moment he said : Teat „doe& amt. an
"Tau know don't throw things riot, too? he aid, 1a a teaseae taw
Vp tO TOO. JerrY. I abet thst kind*: then, after a moment: "'I've been
*diet *wen se soy that, did Yenels rester *bout a hoadred &Oars a
Kr. Quirk stirred uneesily. 4.,Ire" thinking* lout them lemons. We're
What JarrY walla heee ass"' down for 'eve. Mod et a, rotten
- is ustertoirt, tor his sttetniott at the ilia, ander the *immune". re
"aawaS was attzisets4 by 'a stranger sorry you prt it up to that tenet. the
- who strode down the kook avid now mar ym
seeseted kiss and his partner jointly.
Boo lour. restror'sr sold the nog- Mr. Quirk stiffened, his eyes wid. _
renter. •I'at kale for lofty some ***d natewhthewmt•
lei*'. Too get some. ao!" M. I didn't pet It vp to hi*
n• Mr. Quirt{ spoke Write*. '*.Sure. Yes dene it. Thry're your havient."
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• Pratte Baby ChkkFooclyou use. Ask
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on Anthracite Coal
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Pea (Anthatite) 413-00
Coke , •
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Pocipbontas...
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• Our Coed is weighed on Your ()urn Seales.the Markt kide
- . With Spring House Cearzim you will require PAINT.
We still have some Stem:in-William Ieft that we are sell-
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package.. Liquid N'eneer 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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