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is supreme
In clean, bright Aluminum.
Men Marooned
By GEORGE MARSH
CHAPTER ILL (Coulinucd)'
"Re wouldn't dare fight pa --shed
blood on this leap:"
"Cameron," said Guthrie, and the'
*litter returned to his eyes, "I'm in-
a*duned to think. that the company bad
better avoid ally attempt at force
writh an overseas man with a riattti-
lilted mouth. IIo's apt to run amuel»
.to forget the war's over"
As he aitudie(1 Guthrie's •brooding
*yea, •Cameron knotted hi z thiel:
-brows, vaguely wore that the near
on the face of tho spea;rcr bud.
;prompted the remark.
Well, however that may be, l. `
u a as
t -
Netiirc's !Oven Remedy
Urns teat 'tnN rr4.ensv TO 'rialtE
ire. mutAte. 4 box.
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CQNSaTI PATI'
THE GODERICH STAR
1,eerheee Fee' auttaitivit ty 1;,i41."6; ..(`, �.
1G i iptia,a faction_c -' 1:3 it 3 , -.' u�i?t :t Ce ;.h. 1
le tt I`:> .as el hi:. Poed weir r «(., a e creamy (au"laa,l t3 the e
(rLst, I1 i , ear as a act tirt', •a., ani lie seSsh1a t) ser 1)n( Li:1U RI
)t , ise,15-0 rirtwip*t,Eli to tna i'au C < "' '
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' 6 k:) ad 7 tEE•C•etiun 4i 4{,i,thti, 4,a.F1, lIrl i
t � »i.]J � 'a`ll6 whether she '>vlJl'
n •i o, a huua,eri dif ev. ail in tie,' to (.e a c `i' elle e tell kr l a
l?�liilnion, ('wales t oti ni•tale4 U-1 1 -,:z. -.1.3T"
1c Ant 11 ^`err ie tebill where levere n �,..
it til hie 7 .., ai a t.3^ L?7
re' dot y Oast, 4;44, to Nit 24.•11 his' t`m li a nest mo
!toe ee this tate-rude fermatas ';(.Z,. Viso Fil.ais3 ,nasi' rcildenf(1 vile stn
:fee. ,rt
1 II L hl '� �'
. aft u , Cherie* had ,.ry i,lma, tu.x> Tien faun to i, ':utas,'
a
R,,, iii 19 f+hai,2 with his ee'cre"arr;elb rated him mei the low voice E"i Jo
oeer tela i, vtnl Ci the candle, (,aTt:a k��'^tiler aekeai "Is hers cora'�t
F" inriy wQk'heai is 1Ju3i3. ii t e. mcg sir. Swan? Oil., it'c .1I
• j I'Is(a1 (S;nra4ctet4St naiIb, it a l aF'' a ti t •e' Ccod fie'ur^" And cE
» .- feelf'` }in a different single �t�-i ea Zell rest the vii grentic(l mires;
,e'(,us3 i f :a tier.. she wrote, had net of to take [;'rhes e..iC, L,l hal. i.
3,2emitioged ie health, she was a ini4..l- R " l;o you nniaid tall nna outside
ent Chet lie wait still ill. Ile hie! -Sl Swan fears that your _ broth
tekel that cold, cruel ni rile Why de et, sit,i�re e of sae," Gaon
snot give the ceuntiy near homy a flung tit the figure in the door oe
cis •i+nec, vitere hia devoted family sand a nno-ed away with the felrl. w
.8 brotenelirartsid girl mined fair hinn., eer_se(1 what hall pa. sea, " y (til sat
If he could have seen how aitanclaly i y.tu,• good brother hal already poi
Ethel hard taken the blow. She wall ene(1 the cler}sal mind," letiglie
tthowing n brave face to the gossilis; Garth as they waked slowly to Eh
G.-sageuoirrg everywhere. but haring.clearing. "I'm leaving esirly�tone
l a wounded heart. tha,•y called her r(iw asci came to aay,,good•
one Wide". s .incl, of eoutae. people. , The moon was,. up *nil tea rie
were nH,atified, but she and Clara si:le-lon;I giance caught the sobering
were only vaunting the days when OE her face. She was looking
t
dour nl�i -Garth would return to them., straight ahead and. the light which
Mie . finished with: `'Ethel and I., drew a shimmering trail over the
ere like sisters, inseparable. And "rtuiet surface of the Albany^brushed
• ' .. i, -,bier:-heavy hair, with :sihvei:
she's ca proud of .Citar]es new_ilQrt[r,.
Th nk (Y Yta she stud' the other day, 'arou're
'to b the slster-in-Iaw of the reat worried about your ejo s.
, g mit wee fine Oven to waste precious.
Sir "}Iarle:t� Guthrie!' So volt see, time bringinlr us here,"
Garth, else is still the same old Ethel,' "I am stili in our debt, bliss,
loving you forgiving all." Quarrier,''. ho sail, and as- he waatch-
"4 e 3," the man who read agreed,. ed the profile of the girl walking he -
a earner of the mouth lifting, "she's side hhn with its. straight arose and
the old Ethel." And he blew out the: firm chin.. the realization that 'she
candle. -lovas g
Passin out of his life--.1;his
Earlier, at. the ceureh of Englard'<.wonian whom chance had thrown in..
mission, where Joan Qaaarrier and her I to the tragedy at Elkwaioe.e. me
brother wore staying until Cameron:: . swift on a blow. - The .i
o d sense oi' •
could send them to 1Vloosc, he had "lass, felt so •often in tlae �vs when ar
said gotwl•by, for at dawn he' wata to
start for t';1k,-avian. - `The manner o£
.Reverend, $'!van, whir opened the. door
to .Garb s Week, was distinctly cool,
but as he had avoided-Um'missionary
during his year • at Albany, and (1e-
vT c
ea dawara
A of
rie
nidshi rvi
tin Pere
1?
Rousseau, the .Oblate,, the inhospita
bre reception was anticipated and .ig-
tnered. The aittle man with the -pale
:hair-and..eyes,. ldgeted-with- einbzu .
rassmennt t, the-appearanice of Garth.
Ma in doubt as to whether Miss
Quarrier'a brother, would wish her to.
See Yaau;' avid the clergymen, • 'uitii
+as brave a. show of dignity -aa: his
live-feet.four could ,eonnnnnnid in • the
stnuttoinq of. the matt` whose eyes
twinkled *Irani; amusement at the
Tat'gsfiAY, MAY urd, lege
ern Kee
S tee
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e`C t.:lrc3 1.x3 (C L f�Zt 3 1 1 r n•.
leeZe c see sit Coogirl r . 3�:a C."0:
2C3 r Flint>•
3Era "��im:a you've :Tiede a ,Gonia?;e!"
cet i 41tatiHk'1''Ci. `E10 deers that t:ith
oi'iL: ogee, here."
vee ' The girl loolicd sap as 61ne >:ul,'ucal.
f 6 ,
' r 0
re
h tree f1E
Rµ ears. ,Il(:s only :;^ieytin�q
stn ' s iarotl,er--I iu,eee an ieseie a in
ac0 "(t»L' v. -he c- i v ed, no ho CIiC.i, with
dangeroee eolii etitor. After tiro?,
ping that scared company Indian ii to
a t..g of salt, according to bleblann,
he gelled if there were any more
slacfera who wanted to lauds at the
his9 of a Hun slie}le-Where weren't
any!"
Guthrie sniffled, hie thoughts calor.
ed by memories.
"Vest" continued Cameron - with a
,eigle asaaro: that the man he mtdres»
sed was not Listening, "it looks bad
for Eapiskau and Eli;.wan thin yeaH,J'
tater, by the light of a candle in
the smell room assigned to hint by
the factor, Garth reelead two letters
he had found waiting at the post;
The latter of his brother, dictated ti)
his secretary, and txi�tiv
t
ten et -
pressed extreme
shock at the failure
of the wanderer to return; deplore
lila indifference to the -future ofIthe
tluti:Se Steel Company and to iris
own; con,lemned his callous rind
ha. ayirentment of that lovely girl
rho t:crshiped him;, had grown tor -
eloquent in its emphasis of the
:.stinetion lately conferred on the,
:Wide. fondly in Charles' knight-
haled, And resented profoundly the
blot which its hitherto stainless o..
5
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Wba could be better on
a fine :spring morning.a'biiiWt
of crispy Kellogg's Corn Flakes*
.:. w tb plenty of nice co+
l ilkand u bit of fruit, Good? Just
r>> thunkabout it
o you hungry!
.r�
R N'
mir Kalltou', are the •.renin''
rileat inio4r cars llekesl.
No tie,itlati.M.eattegg thlstiwrota•
stair. !ia and extra - origami**.
Never lidbkh,
Del" it lunch, ',linnet. 'et
With milk or suer*
%*seat** hon.}, aiidtat
Orstn aat hand , taa;tanatat.,
Oa .cars Said .
• Ivy all,gveera. M,ad,er
brlColatit ant.
406.1potaio.i•
way**re-friesht
.friend -a eumrude--."went west," ro-
turnezl to bitty. The vivid color and
tang of her porsonuiity-the splendid
strength of her -.were stirring,, hiiyr
with an eripeal hitherto unacnsed.
Now
that
the
brief days.
of their
Ctsmr ehia
dos • .
were over, the, memory
of Joan t•"narrier's instant eompre.
liension of the nature of the nity, ap
proaehing 'tffectian. whish .Midas in-,.
spired in hiss—of how tee salve of
her sympathy'' had eased the raw bit-
te d.
And now this tfriendsh;».._ zrt nF
chance+-w:s to be cut shots off by
the well of a thousand miles of for-
est!.
She elalt•r.t eerinusly at the pian
who, walked beside her. in silence.
'1,0101 think sof von often up there
with Etienne, and Shot, and old
Atme." :she i:anrded. "1't seems' so
lonely and so—unnecessary."
tetBut
eeeeeuof his ie exiled"". eeshall re.
member yo," e-olI of us. 1Nitho"tt
Yese it would have been unthink.
able." .
meeting. as wee dii !.^Poor little' Nin -
de 1" she said, dreamily watehing the
silhouette of as belated c enoe from
the whitefish nets, drift into the 'path
of moonlight.
"It was tie art of Providence. I
wonder," he hesitated, then went on,
"if you would ed^tn_to.:semi word - of
yob seri" to an exile, this winter?"'
Re saw her hrowa contractin
thought.. For a. moment she eeentetI
fleubt, Shen tinned to hien, -tense:
i illi hser..:earnestnese.- #'Pout .-are net
Merely coUrteous_youu really wish
to hear frons met"
0.3 Nor
rye.
speaks & au
"It Seems So temeiy.:-And slu IT
the wounded," ncessar ►'
dded the man.
They were at the door of the wise
'slate
"Good-bye! The slays will drag up
there in the snowy,waiting for the.
Christmas nail," said.. Guthrie, Puz-
zled at his emotion--strangely..reiue-
tont tO leave ----heir--. wonderiiin' at
himself. d
'!Good -by, Mr, Exile' She" gave
him her firm hand
Hardly canseious: of his purpose,
he stent to search the darkeyes,
frankly meeting his look, She sinil'-
ed, . he thought, wistfully as he said'
"What you did for a comrade in dis-
tress --he willnever forget, Good.
bye. Healer of Wounds."
Ir'er eyes widened. Groping . for
his meaning, she . watched him
straighten. bring his. hand to : his
forehead in a militarMysalute, and,.
turning, walls rapidly away.. Until
his tall figure w -(s lost in the 'shad-
o'ws, she stood, lira parted, wonder -
tag; then slowly opened the door and
went in.
(To 'be continued)
Iyit. CO.N1101'S VISIT
Addresses School Children in Model
Theatre and .Lions Ciu;, in the
Evening;
On, the -suggestion iii` she Goderieli
Lions Club, with the co-operation of
the Public, and-. Separate School
Boards, arrangements were made
far a visit to Goderieh: -by lir:-Fred
J. Conboy;"director of Dentins Service
with. the Provincial Board of Health,.
and on Friday Iaat Dr. Gonboy ad-
dressed two gatherings of school
children in the Model Theatre, the
heatre being' filled eaeh' time. The
repetitioy of the program was made.
ecessafy by the lack of nubile ball
n Goderich large enough to amine.
modate nil the children at once. Dr.
onboy is. a lover of children and en-
oyed meeting with therm. Ile show.
eint n to the teeth and oflhaving at-
ention
-niouth, and the:way in will •h.
eh ears. ;contributed to % w;en in
fc. Regular inspection of . chil-
ren'e' teeth, prompt attention'.to'Crl-
ng. of Cavities when small, . proper
iet and thorough °anastleation were -
tressed
'.es of prime importance.
uest nt thenHLi nD e1 b at ithe r luirs-
heon and the bions ^were aceontpan
d lby their. ladies,'and the gather -
g listened with interest and profit
evalur. t. nt health
oes instructionoa d
ealth habits, resulting, in the ;wes-
t of the adding . of
ars to the eopee'taney of life. A
riling proof of this is found in the
perience of the Metropolitan I.ife
service Co, which maintains. a
he
service for the benefit of its
Hey holders, et the coact of natlt}dns
dollars, and yet saves more than
able the cost of the service by the
ixreater average age 'to rvhielt their
alley holders live on account of the
etviee.
Dr. Corboy said a. child should be
ken to a dentist for ilia inspeet-
n of the teeth. at the age of two
tars, and twice annually thereafter.
to familiar gumboil to which Hurst.:
Mime are liable, be said, was evi-
nce of trouble+, the poison from
ieh, absorbed into the system, was
mcti»tes responsible for lesions of'
o heart valves, which caused weak..
ss of the heart in later years. The
ut �kto apointed aiin extentenmovable,
an
the pressure downward on a seek
poisyonous matter which formed at
e root at, ;d eenscsl .teeth.,. would
se this to tae broken aand'absen.bcd
to the system and 'carried to the
The ehild with a diseased
oth'on one side of the mouth atop.
chewing on that :nide, and if a
tatboil should form on the other
e, he
he hab tnof bolting his
d. The habit of thorough eher
Itis face reflected his pleasure.
"Ynu twill write then, to the exile?"
s' teeth. There whims (-11 flash gleam her eyes,
as she asked: '"'i'ouldn't it. be un-
gratefol to refuso'so modest a re-
viled from o"e who has rescued the
shinwrecke'd'!"
"It would be roost etograteful send
metal." he lanrrhed. "if you'll write,
.I'll l0rvA a little eoruee welting :for:
the. Christmas snail," sed manse' 'Our
ramie on the tree, with candles."
"1rnread :t"
a"Or'•oad till Christians Moraine.
Then that and I rill. read it together
:-.aur Christmas, from yen,”
"And elle other letter?" she. quer-
ied. tsvoiding his 'nick Cisme,
intorr+ee"Thltine-ew"itli . t'heir� erltteis»ntaennd
adTl"e and POWS of my distinguished
brother's sloinee "
voice
"None
stranthegely th%ttvvu as jshe
gazed out, over the shimmering river.
"None of. them," was: the quiet, re-
ply. He thrilled to the realization
of the ;absolute sincerity of his an.
- sorer..
tytrithont mooting itis eyes, elle
turned impulsively to the Airedale
who accompanied, them. •'eGood-by.
Shod. I'm going i miss, you, boy!"
asy
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Searfe's Varh'O-tc provides a hand. set' fin!
of astonishing _dur*bibt t t_finish which , to- ho
water, acids. abusive treatment—and dric in
minutes.
Slee this stykful, quick -drying finish at your Sea' . deslerail
Then bu a tin and start to brighten up your floors urnituah(
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1 Mira s yPllfOst,wr -ameaser. dttalae Gila
opportunity of tilting ,you of my at -
4
ie regard to
4 Dr. Wood's
Norway
Pim
Syrup
eeEs.ly ios tttiniet- .? oersted l .fr it 11,1
to
revere + %nomin al yard that h ft mss
pith a l,rowoli(at•, dry, hashing *nigh. {f
eiAger heing begat ria?, heI11 sight
and date. whir it, for twee, liner, I ,[
PIA t► y 1rtfi..fnl an !Hint's recommend
ti!A i1ar.�rl� *pop lr11w.b 1 triol i
(wall welfleffnt reeling., ((Met POW it jot
11 Vic mit,' remedy 1 ever one for t'olt._"
�f Evtlr,
W.,,-14" ' NnreNt% r`ire $r ,p
e is .":"+: a l ! !., lamer fu!;,q;�Iy rc.t• brie.
fiver~ tt•t (.:,e' j ( fl h� "t'.`!a eleirta tie.,
'Laoeted, Tetio+tn, Qat
"Ire isn't what you do today
that causes the blowout!"
—it is usually something you have done week's ago.
Under -inflation•- carelessparking thatpinches the__._
ties uialTs hitting rough bumps on higth. Balloons
deaden the jar. But later—a blowout!
These things can be,avaided. To avoid therm means
dollars- Off the cost of rwaning your car.
Check up tire pressures every week—We will do
it for you. Keep. to the exact figures for the size of .
load of, each tire. Ease down when driving over deep
ruts and sharp ridges.
Let us inspect your tires once a week. At least
twice a season let 'us take then' off the rims and
reale for insidC iu3u*•ies.
.A Dominion Tire will stand a lot of abuse, but a
little care Will add thousands of miles to its life.
DOMINION
in.., ..a„4 _este .
H. J. FISHER
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inspection hadto be taught to the child and spent in dancing, with Miss •Cannon
of the teeth wa; necessary at the piano, '
to insure that they were in a condi-. --»• --� -- tion ----.-
for showing. Another way in Miller's Worm: Powders are corn -
which teeth gave trouble eves to the •, ;mote i' themselves. 'They not only
nervous system. An inipaeted tooth, drive worms from the system, but
for instance, in its effort to eat repa.r , t,•: damage that worms cause
through, often pressed AO hard on •a and co invigorate the constitution
nerve as to cause serious disorder:;. that it speedily recovers front the
The dangers arising from a septic disorders of the digestion that are
mouth and the neeessity for thole the result of the work of these para•
ough cleansing were stressed.. ' site intruders. They do their work
The visit 'of Iilr. CConboy in :eeseg-. thoroughly and strength and
ing to the children. of our schools the; nese follow their use.
gospel of a clean mouth should be of I
much, Attalla and the Lions Club boa b'eNast res are anada's
done'
a worth -while service in taking
Handicap.
the initititive in having hint tonne to
Gaderieh. At. the meetingof the,g a
Snnoulderin„ Camp Fires Start
Club on Friday evening ' a' resolution ` Forest Tires
of tlianits :was na'ssed to Dr. Conbo ", fi •• •
d lainelors;�=aFe Careful- an thee.
on motion of Z,io»s Parsons and C. Wvads -
R. Saunders, and a motion to. convey
the thanks of. thee Club to .&Ir. Max -:'ore
Well �t_ es. Make
w f'or the i3 I
� I' r Iai.e Ia m_._ _it n_ of the .Moe - .. Lumber Prices
Model -Thea- 1 7'waa R3ghez,
tae'°in addressing the children was
passed arse;
Costs o
After the address a short time, was f Building are Increased by
Forest 1!ires. . .
Great
MIL
WORM POWDERS
Rkt ancaHl i AE a twi'''t coNbIriGN b f� O0UGar ON tar ma annum* or sienna'
fat OE$TORE THE CHILD To NORMAL HEALTH. '
NO
NARCOTICS d7`
res.
1EA5,ANT AS SUGAR •
Good
tistnessMet/�,
mean Good $
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