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CHAPTER X?iVIL (Continued) upon it; he lifted the lid and felt of
He pushed open the cache door, the ashes within. "Dey lef"bout five
and a moment .a:er wee-.: ::...e the hour' ago. Wal, dot's beeg :tart. I
sound of rendi:tg wood es he Mond- guess mo"bo dey safe enough."
tiered his way into the dark (g:bin,: "Don't say that," Roulette impior-
regardlesa of luck and bar. Roulette ed. "Rock can overtake them. He':
was close behind him when be 3tku:k a famous traveler."
a •match and held it to a candle which "I dunno. Dey got geod team•—".
he discovered fixed in its own wax be= '•IIe must catch them: Why, ht
side the window. has ninety 'miles to do it in! He
Curioraly the interlopers surveyed must, 'Poleon, .he must! Of course
the unfamiliar premises. Roulette obis is evidence, but it isn't proof.
spoke first, with suppressed excite.' Zernembee, Pierce talked )I wildly:
ment : 1 People are prejudiced agaibst him
"You were right., And they left in and --you know the Police. They art
.a burry, too." on suspicion, and cit'cumstances are
":Sure. Beddin' gone, an' ---dry got certainly strong. Poor. 'boy! :,
plenty beddin' on Hunker,itere dey these men get away—who len"'
mak' grub -pack, see?" 'Poleon ran what may happen to him
his finger thrpugh a white duet of his very life may be in
flour which lay thick upon the '.able, the . law is an awful • tl
striding to the stoveiehe laid his hand always been afraid of
WHEN USING .\\
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R, e,!) DIRECTIONS,'
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the Fli
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lb.—bathos the room as much as passible, close
windows, raiseof a -o f the: Minas w fere-the-srm.s:'lues ln, j% "' '
eight inches, place as many Wilsons Fi,' Pads as possible I •
plates (properly wetted with water but not flooded) on
Window ledge where the lis'tt is strong, leave the room.clo
for two or„three bouts, then sweep up the Ries and burn tb
'Pe illustration below.'
Par the plate* away out of the reachh of children until
gained in another room.
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The Unique.
bathaar. le W Ort der *+s 011it
sod limb y Yea, in* w►Wtlatit
"YM eagtt get deep �toenail lar jst 11
Saler?" Wean ...a s.�A, spar
the Kaiak loge at waging. freak 1
nod of sanest then he received. were
enough. "Meat" he said. slowly. "1
tusk' satisfy, dot's all. I never ars
you so scare' as dia."
"You know how I feel," Roulette
said; then, more curiously: "Why
do too need to matte sum•! Do volt
think I've champ -7" She beltxt-
ed for an instant; there came a faint
nucker nf apprehension between hue
brows: into her eves crept a look nf
wonder which changed to astonish- ,
meat, then to inereddity. fright I
"Oh—h!" she exclaimed. She raised!
a faltering hand to Mr lips as if to!
stay a further betrayal of the know-,
ledge that had suddenly come to her
"Oh, 'Poison, my dear! My broth:r!"a
(Phe man smiled painfully as he
Writ her shocked gate. "I'm torn.; ' There pies bwee boas oe. tie
teller, ata soeur; always dreamin' at:. mast for the pent it y
mos' foolish ting. Don' pay no 'ten.
tion." Pot ap ally by Ilia T. =bars Can '
"I ant-•— I always will be that-- i ieaited, Toronto; Oat.
your sister. Have I made you un- « -
happy'?" .
you own a lively bunch of mutts."
one
shook his head; his "I gine you tss'e of injun travel.
face• slowly cleared. "No, no. In des
Vigorouslyhe
'letter you dress light an' buckle up
life one t'ing -e give me happire3s—; dat belt, for I get reason to fin' out
one t'ing alone—an' dat is bring you i wlto Heel t�ourteau. l ain't actin'
Joy .Now, come. De- grass gt oovin' "
oh1 our feet" +sleep no more till I know,
The officer smiled at he declared :
Together and in silence they tsar• "That suits me exactly. We may not
led bail: as they had een:e; then. on catch them, but ---they'll know they've
'he plea that he could make Better been in a race before they thumb
time alone, Poleon left his eompan• • thein• nares at us front across thn
Aon and headed for the Barracks. i 11oun;l�r;', :vow; see how fast you
Rot�letta let him go with ou* nen 'ran harne is up " e
test; her heart was heavier than lead; i • It wins considerably after midnight
she could find no words whatever. A • when 'Poleon swung his deg -team in -
new tragedy, it seers d, had risen to?
to the lighted'space in front of the
face her,_ for . ane .xas,,jj.vi ..rr.,.r a�L�` ... y`
X'>yaef� ar tea ttetrssaa its•
troslit ie aces asset
to sot sae
.A tree sepias of the bowels croon
•her Is what yea aged to encore Doig'
Malik sad what oho Moen
Ajette staid eaaedy the stoat
At etas.
Keep year bevels regeler sad wak-
ing property by the wee et
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et a post Mw Malting threes* f
shadows end past glaiag lighted)
heat* snsiehiag the light hickory ,
set along Mined ea if it wore a thing
of paper. Zeck balanced himself up-
on the muter heels until. with a I
*tett. hs pat kis *peeks lipoa Vie
sharp -toothed sled brake and come to 1
a pause near 'Poleon. The rival,
teams plunged into their collars And r
set up a pand.nsonium of yelping, Wt'
willing kends Mid them front flying j
at one another's throats. I[eanwhfla ,
saloon doers were orening. the street
was 1lliitng; dente -hail girls. *hite-
aproned bartenders. bleary-eyed ped
estrians, nlght•t+wli=-ell the queeriv,,
***anvil devotees of Dawson's vivid
and roisterous nocturnal life hastened
thither; even the second•stt ry win. c•usation and appeal. I:oi1ett* at him and get a
duos framed heads, for this clamor length iesponded * otm+estion, which way it gu,
put slumber to flight without delay. ! "Then why haven't you done >rac•"
The wind was no longer strong, and thing; t ' dear hint"" i
already a clearing sky was evidenced f,aure drew her fl.mey wrap clteter: Man Slee
by an occasional winkingstar; never- eke was shaking w•rktrhedls•. When
e ess, It was bitterly cold and hose
who were not heavily clad were fore-
ed to stamp their feet and to whip
their awns in order to keep their
blood in motion.
Nothing is more exciting, more
ominious, than a man -hunt; doubly
portentous was this one, the hasty
preparations for which went forwntrd
in the dead of night. Dawson lied
seen the start of more than one rare
for the Boundary *mid had awaited• the
outcome with breathless interest.
Most of the fugitives overtaken had
walked back to town, spent, famished
frost -blackened, but there were some
who had returned on their haeke,
wrapped in robes or canvas and offer-
ing mute testimony to the speedy andl.
relentlesse
e e
Rilmn •
f4 of t men t. n f •
10n1,
the Barracks Of that small picked'.
corps Lieutenant R ekwan beet -mgt.
she spoke her words were spilled i
irrm her lips as if by the tremors of
her Indy. "I could help. I waule
but —you sha'nt have him. Nob,o,i
shall! I'd rather see him dead. lel:
—No, no! I don't know what I'm
°saying. I'd sooner die than hurt
him. I'd do my bit, only—Met as-'
key'd kill me. Say. Wi11 Rork get
him,,d'you think" I hear he Rett
his man every time. But Joe'e dif-
ferent; he's not the ordinary kind;,
he's got the devil in him. ,:`rank«'.
he's a dog, but Joe'll fight. He'll kill
—at the drop of the hat. So will
Rork, I suppose. Maybe he'll kilt
them both, eh? Or maybe they'll kill
d
1 EST WE 'ORGETj :nay be found in the trwn today, ap-
t propriated, large " tracts of land all
The seer to e,! •lead to h a able to through Western Ontari'>, drew up .
pre°r R�`t,,, 0o1jewi.'t eteeteh by lttisa; plans and with true foresighe c ti
Ann E" —tele. Iii e'iie :i' on of tour., noted the likelihood 'of each town in
19ty and e1N inter wieitore it IA nppro•.'. Years to COme .beetAn:lig a fair-sized
priate • sleet seine, of the familiar ,eity or agricultural community as the.
aspects of our delightful town should ease might be.
be put before deem in a pleasing ratan- What is now Guelph was mapped
Wer, and we are sure our permanent;out that year slid it is here that an.
residents will read the sketch with • extraordinary, and I believe, unp,e-
interest also: . eedented occurrence to;.k place.
'those patriatie Canadians who . handling ao many plans, the Come
have never been to Goderielf have .navy's promoters happened to get
missed a real opportunity of viewing `horn of two towns :nixed, with the
t► Canadian town at its very treat. ! "exult that where Guelph now is, God.
Situated en the high Banks of Lake; "rich should be and vice versa.
The layout of Goderieh is quite
Huron, the second largest of the uniouie°. Built up entirely on the
Great Lakes chain, this town was Orel
iginally a wild Indian settlement con*''south side of the winding River 11lait-
ritsting of seven or eight tshantlesh land, the centre and very heart of the
which were Beldam llermanentir oc•N Square'wn s' Around an t bit, octagon p called "the
are
�ettpied but to which roving bands of; the sterile batiks, hotels and various
Indif repaired during the hmmtittlt' places of basisess and from it the
fishing shing seasons. streets bpi och off in all directiotii.
It was in 1927 that the hard! fours• Tho plan resembles nothing so mach
i ors of the Canada Company, those as a wheel. the hub of which is the
canny 9cotchesett who* deicerde:its, Square and the strokes the streets.
In the centre of the octagon i:s• a perk j He had walked around the Square
filled with'beautiful tld trees sur-: four time:; and tempted the same ones
rorndiug the areient courthouse., over and over .!
That grin;, stone building has seen Goderirh le an enterprising little
soletmn judges in formal wigs . and! town. Its , faetorien and stores are
gowns proceeding .to the trialeof some ; t.p-tt,-date 'in every way but yet the
person who has been brought hu by ; town has not lost that secluded, old -
the sheriff for stealing front a neigh -I-: world atmosphere so uncommon in
bor. Within its walls have murder the hustle t,£ this v,o k -a -day world.
ers been senteneed and juvenile de-; Birds there are in plenty during the
Unguents dismissed '.!,h a warning.9.•utnmet• months and ntetinus a wild
What that isilent witness of the de ; animal wanders around in the woods
graddtiori' of man would tell if it across the river. (Once to my certain
could 1 knowledge a deer came into town in
SVith a sigh of relief we leave this search of food. Such an oceurrener
•austere place and find ourselves once' is fortunately rare. Perhaps the ani -
more in the Square proper. Many: mals feel instinctively the pity of
quaint stories, the old residents will, rousing the town front its lethargy.
tell you. I recall one in particular:
about the commercial traveller in In ” the beautiful old eemeteriea
drugs who, reaching the town after sleep those whose grief aim in life !
• nightfall, proceeded to walk 'round was the welfare of their lovely little 9
the Square with an eye to business. town, watched over by the feathery ,
He counted twenty-eight drag Mores ; willows and guarded from all .rude 1
and went to bed in * ecstatic frame of,*Donde by the brie ding Angel of ,.
" mind. In the morning however, his'
" spirits were somewhat damped, on Pellet'. who has sanctified the" spr,'s
again sallying forth and finding only; with Fel' presen a and made them
seven. The explanation is obvious rime of tato twist heeiwei eel earth.
won't lit yon ..Sly God! L•tty, `hs•'.,.
the only thing I ever isu'i'd ff,r. I
never had even a a111Gt nr u eras ',r u
canary of my own; Think i little bit
of me."
- Almost dazed by thi:; • mile„led me
aJrfK�?tr, an;
1
.u,y alt
East Side Square
"After takin,,;,,_
at anything at
huff gas on w••" chef
ouldn't keep yy t mew
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leep. (signs ,ic , ut.
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:arm flies and mosquitoes. it is cleats,,
iy to use. '
nits, A11! Household Tweets
e ..
-70;srso dii�lt�opr ed buttegr,- rrooacltesarxlants. Itsea---_.e_'.
crocks and crevices where they. hide and breed,
insects and their eggs. Spray Flit on your
1 moths and their larvae which eat hole* Extee
,weds that FGb spray' die ribs Main the most der
he.result of esiiwative research by expert ent'
ad' chemists. It is Ifarmleee to eninklnd. rt.
the old methods because it kills all the inseets
edekly. Get a Flit can andepraycrtbday.
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tsdslti4 Canal bye heat J. Whitlow & Co.. Tart
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RESSES
Silks, Flat Crepes,:Crep1e
5, and Georgette Dresses..
sports, afternoon, street
ear,. business and dinner
1fter the fashions of much higher
priced ones..
ith limp; or short sleeves ; round c
WI necks and prices are very
reasonable, at the
Ladies' Ready -to -Wear .Co
40 000 Harves
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To WINNIPEG From WINNiP$Q
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t3.irtish. t>e• aL.,rr, sport aw•rwM...d sod*. ir«..6s..
Sept.3dMt+.rtStotioor w !t'" hisca s 'rM, grirwr e, tts.lrrar tligatr+r+intuit
Tram N. B. fARItTY, Uptown Ticket Agent
l TfitWiGi tastes *tad C'ltlirt ..s asesiriGw wn lis rsssrr.l lir Iiireer6 _h i mss ref 6�rs, rill& to w,! dots esesses.
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