The Goderich Star, 1929-03-14, Page 611 1
THE GODERICI STAR
CHAPTER NH
A�Illlalld Wa1Afraid
Blending Red Rose Tea is an art. To obtain. the fine No QUO ieueetioned fiat n tenecnce
bn filet boat, no one a tie, a riatii 11 ra 31t,t;iie a1 ; • Wilka
Nae, c was Gang
£:cr a�ii'cr<al tier •tiia;kel. itih:•
6irrali ril cal n the heti Etb+wf ieng, i'#'�'$t�M11 onliat
jif�,L+ c+lr..�. Cat was Pasi«cl i�;a ti.�
> trehina coeval, 'Flt, At •b'ta::t Otto,
z.eet l;c7 fece, iowesc:i' into lice c en 1 hare. Charles Mount, R,l2. No. L,
ear, 'that later, gaaineeg (Innate?, iF1C Mea` -1:-y, (sat, eralte+atontlast winter
novae Sia ket: about, la Ceo ten of 1: wee bothered with a very baa ee;d,
Ran:c1. 170r eyee lewd lair* ;at last one eery hlsb'iiuud wee ofsaid T w s
where he rat caatvetcii tense:at two getting );mescal a,
Rothera on the olpceitc site, nen teeny l Q"Oue day oro of ley nen:Mora eaz fe
was Po content nity for hee to eleaw hatted eta c tc % that I try
nearer to lair.: 3t that maniere.
i1ho three men, Ingram at:l IkJt e,
With tiro one iza dente of the teat,
;steed together and talked. Geo rata
be,idce theca*, but their voices wcr:n o0
low that ebe e'uld eat':h only cantina
. ca WOWS of setae they raid, anis tone
but Ingrana'o, velmee vome vat; keen- r tY Tg o, tcv,; deeee eta f was gre fly
tiler.relieved.
1 "Bangingaround epees eera e eleP "1 also relieved any cea, *,gad nine;
awn it. bneiness' i€i on thing, but of the craw.
reorder is murder. Po as You like, tti wilt weer be witiaaaat a bottle cls
, but I can't have. a band in it. Ice- ilpr, mope, in the lame, .*tate I eau,member Blakely. Nothing, art nae but. not reeoallneud it to highly.►,
smuggling and coast. Mawr- Yoe? Puke nee. a tattle.; serge family size,
years at moat, I've got urine casted Gast. eat all druggists and dealers.
away, too, believe me." Put n f 3 ,
'illnemi;or •Blakely. "'Was it Ltd., Tomato, nut. 'tlaiburxa Ca
' Blakely wise had conte to her in the
cove, with the bullet wound in bis----�a
ed that gashing you d,vbut anothus-
er, ue ' and the small boat pulled along.,
Garman. to whole they were taking !Retold IAsranl nodded toward the
Rand. Gay'sfi. rgers. fondled ber pie- "Bring : „
tel, tentatively, but well she realised prisoner: Laing hien, Bodge," ha
_ �: ,said, and then ran xluiakly.ubp the tech
-y _ •^ ; � � that any such action %vaud be worse der first .of all.
tee, .t+ • , s *Mew, grad tt than (ally, for these were desperate Bodge and the +C1'liea�laan prodded.
s 1C'it► it : a rn* men• and then wells 'armed. Intefitue Dosser 'board," he said softly.
flavor and full4�-*lied richness required years of experia
nice*'. Every ,package guaranteed.
RED
TE
`Is goodted'.
RED ROSE ORANGE PEKOE is extra. Brood
Dr. Wood's
Norway
Pine
Syrup
,►
r, . , + - : • told "What oils I to den with hill ?" .
. w bute .
/10
0 0 _ s f defenee would put to differ. Rand up and shoved him to 'the last
A , eat light on lass somPles. If obe :ales, -which ha clin'bvd nimbly enoug"it.
+te �� i' ,a/ + could • only get to .Rand, slit her Pie-
COPYRieur teen b
tel into his. bands', hie bends..
though he mien• htl%e been stiff with.
Y � • �` . the cold and the +exjaosarre. ° ;is were
The J Q 8-MgRRikt. C41. .0 u.s1ttvics Still there was no optaortuinity, lend they all, Gay's fleet impulse •vas to
• she couldthink of no subtle expedient crowd forward, to go un the ladder
to 'contrive her ands.
CHAPTER Xl. (Continued) t neither to right nor left. After Min after hila, bet:. remembering in thee ;
Outside in the night againShe cameth coil man, Hodge of course,'sclfh ac oe usd hhVO irate toingo n spare .. di olr erleviec of Ther pj reon
stood flat against the wall and 'wait- revolver e in one hand. the other might, . so .Its It of vannas class
cd* It, WAS in'. ler ..heart to touch tlaust through' the bound one^of the• t.gp PT bath •*vans tenderly ultaut in :nice of her fagots enc Pknucktrs,
• Rand As he passed, to draw hint. out prisoner,. fray's fingeis ached, about h��s d moping shausd°rr« she huuag .modestly 'Back. One Taft°r.
of •the lino t a they walked, perhaps
her ,ptstoi, but she know ,any use of ! If I dared.1 would. How siurpris- another they hurried . upr and , the:
lecea in ..once in the •darkness it at that moment would mean only ed they would'bee ..:.Rand, Id say, Chinaman indicated ler forward. .
p ll death to 'and, and to herself as 1 al. l* they � ould all., , Already the ship was healon,., oast,
hiotlonlesa she %vatted, co01r. aiwrv, _
_.._ . TilleRSDA- Y. illi i Ii 1,11b, 1529
mead uti a tittle., st, that ane cayeid t
i *tare out from beluw,i the Shadow
'the feet locker.
t -The cabin was tat esilally large, with !f
beth •aetein,ng The de ,i: was cov-
ereel with t eeke, revere, writing 1
cf,a";s�t:: a:O. `there eves a tylae reitet•.,
On the !sake were fisc 1 o, laapera,
suer e beeke, prefc"a; hmal in3t:'u'„ ClitC,1
card en a revs of tweet were ceatt3,1
cape, unifcrrers�-rich s thta;a. (a' ;3 .
£*cart eau f:. It was a ream e Lent, a
r eeir esato retarn. There tete golel
Maid a the cute of *tae c .at • on the
walk. i'aalr r3tvipes.
'fee dear laa:icu.""3 ga peel Gay.
"It Ir iGarenar';r canis*!„
Ike oyes maim diet -Ile., her head i
1 rc,fled: [ala, harm r cvlaa diettee.. ;ties; at;
rnurrl�a -t�a�: UPalec y...,.
l;neti aetivoly, half reolf :finer what
elle wee - *:brat, she ;started to, shudder
'kiss Inc.' I dare sa' t h y v• g- ..
deciding 'her breath. ' r well, Perhaps 'hater slag might have dtola dead of astonishment." her t as Ale seen 'shambled forward into
There WAS sudden. sound on the n chance-�-1a° was i strong:I swimmer chattered nervously, her_ lalwes'; the corridor and up the stairs into
ellor° cc the .cove, the lacy **lash of --if she could only manage to release ta'en:bledi •cold little ,smiles wti�nkled, the warm bright smoking room.. Gay
oars, a low tvh!tale, the scrapintr sed tbo bonds tet held. him. }her lips..., am going to laugh, she. i• slipped into a corner in the. *ludo'.
grinding of .a stoat on the sand, 'nand I Still from behind the Curtain camel thought, I know I em simply going f of the door andcrouched theca,
rageni the lacy. 'whistle. i the silent, closely cloaked figures, alio, to scream with laughter. RowAb- watchful, catlike. •
Them without a. *rendfrom with.after anther, silently, and at last not surd this is. Going to sear with a i :Hodge game in with the prisoner,
ln, a curtain at her hand was.dra►wn.time. But there was a sound with, band of �, murderers.aeliudiculetrs.'showed him• unceremoniously. into a
aside. The littltti 'ilinan in theme s. in, the drawing of curtains, the eliek People dont do such things. Such « seat an: the opposite side ox the door,
out and •padded. softly down toward of A .latch, the slide of :a,wooden things don't happen. `I must be los-_lboyond Gay's sight, anti Want quickly
frttme.'• ing any mind,. I dare say I am. crazy, out again. .
t sa % y
the bore hishead lowered. to lei_
1° toe a n
,d,
1;
..._.....:. "° '- . Cay did not hesitate. Stumbling as they think on the island." :A low 'She slid for*vard, in her seat and
,� .� - �Y a little, •.he moved out swiftly int: drys chuckle gurgled through 'her cold peered around the projection of the
1 -i t e _: the line of silently marching „ lips. 'Theentan.at her aide turned. door . to the, opposite cornu where
�`"LK a O ; e n nil bin., ting. "Cad," lie " )
ilindl automatically, ,,� e. r e They' don't •Rand sat ,alone, dejected and -sullen,
Blindly, surf Cally, .unhesitatlnt put themselves out much to glee nen 'hi hin fall down in the woolen col-
•
le, she :followed them, but in her, vice, oh?"" .
lar of his coat.
blitl yneastlel1° f'°11 full length on. the Gay's reply' was an :indistint;uish- Daring the bright lights. eke got up
rock able murmur. but elle guarded ' her. Land crossed the room quickly', slip -
Ronald Ingram came upon her from thoughts more closely. plug into the seat ' beside hint, her
31 h d
o in . She felt the touch o •
f g
a
ha•
1 ivin inSt i
Aral a bin. haat -sit her a3ltaulder. The •men smoked thirsarily. • She >; t;g s .
Get top, d- n it, and be careful!" felt they were not fellows of n .ctri1- At the unexpected touch aid pres-
man hand, but separate, each for sure, he threw bineelf, back in his
His casae was lacy, less than a vans-
Per. himself, except Ronald Ingram,' seatsuddenly and looked at her. For
Hodge and they little Chinaman,, endl the first time she s;iwr hiss face. Sha
Gay scrambled to her fret. anti bur- thp,,man who manned this boat. The never know how .rhe repressed the
ailed after the others. A hand was athero held aloof, nor did Ingram cry of horror that ease instinctively:
hold out from the boat to assist her, show env spirit of camaraderie to to• her .lily,^ at the eight of him. She
and she was ;swung tip in her turn. one of then. It was ,some sinister had rover -seen him before. The face
with Ronald Ingram behind. her, the personal business that brought these was sly, vicious, lard, the most evil
t last men on. • men together. : face of all shin had seen that night:'
!'O. K.?" breathed a voice from the Suddenly, in . the darkness ahead,' It 'was not Rend.: She Vas alone.
tboot« ` • ' the .lights of a ship showed up. Tights at sea with the murderous band.
## keh. Lets ga green, and rod, end pale. • Her flesh' crawled upon her quiver-
The boat crunched• on the sail «, a 4 ing neteetee as •elle shrank back. She
Banff Gay fingered 'her• .pl,tol nervou.l„ ,
again, swept into the water. The tempted to fire desperately for 'hells. was sure he'.could not fail to hear the:
I oars dipped the waves. A fine exalt taking the chance that 'heap would great pognding of: hear }learn in bar-
throat, he b n e lips.
t t t so o her
t"o ,
tea 1 n came v
a er a
, G She w
y as der- a t i `il v
olya . W h n %va o% t.
c aC r h ie`i
yS
a a
ing death with stand.- A If she could -; anomcnt. The boat seemed to be Rand. hand! The .nam s 'bent in
not 'connive to save him, then she, heading direct for the ship, .not avoids 'her oars, throbll�d an her pulses,
: wllo lead selfishly refused• to Share ing it; yes. they'wer° luaking'*or it. Sheer terror, panic seized her. Sho
• t,is .life, would gloriously .share his not ship, then,. was Cltr.man's, where f;re�v frantic nl error Intl desppai> .
death.• : they, were taking Rand, 'There .%vas S30 edged 742rh troln him. further,
The -boat beached swiftly out to sea no signaling between the two that farther, until she reached the :door,
and the fine salt spray touched her' she could see, but the great majestic eorriwhere she_�pei3red• out .Iota the diet
feee.
monster of the sea slowed, tum° to A corrid l otv. and. el n sounded clic
whir of ,bells from below; the spit of.
•
..w steamand the pound of .the engines
increased. -
The corridor was empty, : dimly:
lighted. Gay edged outside the door
and stood a moment' uncertainly.
Doors down the corridor, to the right
« ""' slnd`•thw left. One stood open—a ea-
bin—there were ehairs:. is deskt bright
lights. If -only she couldgain aeec-7.S.
to some passenger. some traveler, she
thought she could not •fail 'to gain
prrotection. Gay slid slowly along
the wall until she wee beyond sight
of those in the smoking room. Then,
",' with a desperate flying leap, elle gain-
ed the open nom., the 'shelter of the
cabin. It woe empty of occupant.
Steps sounded on the stairs leading
up to the evoking r•0am,• a' voice c'al.
led .orders.
Gay flashed a frightened glance
about the :room. Beneath a'shelf of
books along the wall of the shin a'
wide beak teas mode no. the blankets
turned bark: Beneath the bunk
showed n fact locker. but the bulIk
was wide, sw•
was not
large.
• With movements quick as thought it -
,self, she i+eiuirnaed under the bind; at
the foci; 'behind the locker. std wrie-
gled lee until sive Was out of sight
from the room. In the silence she
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4. that your family enjoys and your friends praise
maybe worth money.
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expensive Recipes.
Preparatory to bringing our our new Recipe Book,
we will pay $ .00 each for the bee: fifty Recipes
received from Canadian house -wives, and $1.ov each
for the next best fifty. All Recipes must be mailed
on or before May zst, 919. •
The only conditions at Thi ingredients of Ivor Recipes must iris
abade on a Or morel o/ the threes Commis Surat Prod efts. ,fill
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spoons. Besides the ingredients. give a dell` nadir,: of the method
of raising and cooking
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dtetatiaets.
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Ait.rrtitiv g ,stir. jl,ertntegt
i4 I ea', IIOX lr.'SennON e11"
MONTREAL
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ti's die sifts boeirse who pita
tilt* boat* tahlia.- at d.s tato he
whim tw Pate not k. a*. ow
door IS peptise slag=
rt
TTasetti hospitality ails the
ahem- stook t.L kt�*cVaittAmmarreal. Oat *
s � foe oe satat*wr
Moly ].etc[ Avast ere.
J.
Ilk MCaaalo Peelle NJle..Ascot
Tets,anbe
r
enean
sea
•
"Coma On In, Ingram -,•mold as the
Devil."
out, feet first, from beneath the hunk
But she was stayed by sudden nois-
es, steps and voice, in the corridor.
• "Bring us coffee, Burt.—Coma ' on
in, Ingram« --Cold as the devil,"
The voice was. deep, i}ssured, with
a pleasant gi*ality' in its depth.
Two *nen, Ronald Ingram and the
captain, stepped quickly into the
xoom,uited off their.. gloves and
wraps, 'drew •chairs up to the dek,.
their backs to the bunk.
Gay, crouching there in her stuffy
woolen garments, watched them fur -
lively, one eye riveted to ,the captaiit
between the trunk 'tied the great boot.
A Jorge figure, broad, not tall, with a
massive heats, and dark soft hair in
oreet abundance. ins face'was.'like
the face of a saint, lnild and spirituel,
very dark. The ; lassoes of the eyes
w ere dark and silken, the eyes beth
mild and kind, Gail's fears stilled a
little at sight of his 'benevolent face.
Ile heeled himself with the peeei's.
trail the boy cavae with coffee, which,
1,tb; men ' accepted in silence. As
soon as he had gone, the captain took
UP the business .in. hand: "Papers
all richt?"
"Fine. Best a set he ever: turned
out. Perfect."
The captain studied the papeass'
again„.
' "Pulled a boner bringing that fool
Sorry,' but I had to bring hillo. I
e u do t let him
0 1 go. Hehad'.. cele-
b
snooping about, and I didn't know
how much he had picked' up."
• "Why didn't you— fi The captain'n'`s
gentle voice trailed off suggestively.
"Taco reasons, -and both d--d:gond
ono 'We couldn't get rid. of him in
that. cove. You ought to know that.
My God, I'II never forget poor
Blakely, and how he kept coming in
oh every, wave.—That cove, 1 tell you, '
is a trap« 'The tide gets nothing, out,
brings everything backe-Five ':tittles
Blakely carne. in-ethe Igen cursing
and praying : ,crossing tllemsdlves.--
Alid at the last we had to, keen 'hint
there in the shack till he rotted. I
tell you, rotted ---Besides," he said,
"that . was any bargain with you. 1
toad you in the beginning that I stuck
Rat murder, and I stilt do. D --.-d if I'll
kill them unless I have to."
"A good pz, aeher was lost lit you,
neonnie," the, captainsash affection. 1
Lately. "You've got a conscience—or
a %lyric stomach--aanre thing.--Wlr;.,
whatte one crook more or leas in a
world full of 'ern?"
"Blakely was no more a crook than
>
tune',
Ronald muttered doggedly.
The captain alatighed jovially,
"Well, bless us,''boy, what else tae f • .
you �'•--- Come,, have more coffee,.
You've got the blues." He touched '
the ball. The captain glanced at the
list of names in his hand. "Bring
11Ir. Rivers." 1
l; ere a said a
l rd to the 1.
who Answered, sea an
"Thero's a reward of :theca thous-
and for him. but Litt had plenty en
him, so I said five."
(To be t'ontim:ed)
VVcrr.
I"
the time to Kier Moths
Nfotli em's are hatching. Moth worms begin to eat.
No fabric is safe* No home is fansnune. lie stare of Toile ffainier.
War against iarotbs. Br;,innow. UtV. FLY -TON. This amau-datacl
stairden liquid kills moths, moan, eats and moth worms. Your
retailer has i1t.
For fall dicectlonng;.l 11.I•px zam% circular fcoraricaicr or
etrol to Carlota Bev Spray Co., Lin,icc+i, tiriKhron, Cut.
. Ka' -de 1,, Canada 2901
2r e' .,tertee *,:. _ r 1 + fir-
each as follows;. Clinton, total days
44205, per rent, 20; Seaforth, total
days 55,859, per cent; 25; Winghiam,
total days 39,127, per cont 18; Gcde-
rich, total' days, 14.943, pe. cent 16;
Exeter, total mays 45,315, per cent.
21.
The total county payments were as
follows ;
!Clinton $10,408.04
Seaforth .. 9879.05
Wiugham ...... 7,892.95
Goderteh. .... 8,37493
Exeter - +•: 8,028.18
• Total ............$44,383.1�
The total amount paid by Huron
County to High Schools in adiacent
nounties .was, .as .fellows, . $2,765.81. •
Total paid to Continuation Schools
• in the County of Huron, n13,450.08.. •
Total paid to adjacent county con-
tinuation schools, $2.226.41. -
The following will - be interesting . .
ipformation, showing the increased
cost of secondarzr education in seven
years': • 1928
1921 - 192'7 ,
$35,3019.30 . $58,637.14 - $63,031.15
an increase in 7 years of 80 pet` cent.,
Worms feed upon the vitality of
children and endanger their lives. A
simple and effective remedy is hloth-
cr Graves' Worm Exterminator.
Saul Rong—"Some people say that
blondes are dumber than brunettes:
Saul Right—"There's ra truth in
that, although, blondes are light -bead-
ed."
13041,1,110
• os
dpt9e°isfAYtlo 4�
ATWATER KENT
BATTERY LESS
•
AplOS
Tel. 174-W far: Duron
-sfration '
•
W Mao DONALD
` . ELECTRICIAN
Brltw„niu Road_;
1rOlrCAN emu
$5 to $10
ran DAY
Learn andiras
ppert time Oet *.--
3.iotor Mech-
anics,l3attney, Wc1cI,na,
.. V Icanixntnid Bowe
e
e
With*, also Bricklaying
and 11i.fanne.
Berber*
in aril Beauty Culture
V,,rk.
a I 1'roe
terse* and Happy .
Good, poaiuonr now
open. Write or, tall �+
tree leAmer ivn bnnI-.
Dominion Chartered Schools
16) King Strew West -- Toronto
Fret Enspeyrnent Service...Casr so Coen
Praises this Asthma Itcmed«-•-�
grateful user of Dr. 3. D. Kellogg's
Asthma Remedy randsit the only rem. ,
easy that will give relief, though for
thirteen years he had sought other
help. Yearn of needless suffering .:
may be prevented by using this won.
derful remedy at the first warning of
trouble. Its use is simple, its cost is k
slight, and it can be purchased al.
most anywhere.
COST OP-SECONDAIRY •EDUCA- •
TION Iasi HURON SHOWS
SO PEI! CENT. INCREASE IN
SEVEN YEARS!
The debenture indebtedness of the
several high mehools in the County, of
Huron, as reported tor 1028 is as fol-
low.: •
t"1£ntvn $' 0,t! 10.00
Sestoreh nil
1Vinghem 20,400.00
(*clench 5ft.000.90
Exeter r .', ..... 7,000.00
• Tat al ..$163.400.00
'Ibo percentage et papila attending
Clad Stalititiod
ltwrr*ksen teen. nwwrre awl eltMarea
or* ite,dtat arettent **1141 twee Cealhb
arta ttelae or an hank W taking hest-
* i 3.twa. neorsoltroo at+e
melee. i -awe Gree eM- ,
boon ft k--aw0 ,bets are 110 ,lees let at
Nkomo. ieeele1 Newt be rrllhawt Mee
proven eenereete( 0* Mar.
b1: ,r. ilerktoe. the0ei,
a!R ii.rrMl 05. T.*..Is a
\M - - line ache • AAtA"k
a:ellaitiee Cita 1*telenr
".te,,..'"�'r" ea .'lsbat e1Wt''Sc and 40c
DOCTORS are busy
during March. Ill-
ness is rampant. Long
'Winter Months 'lower..
vitality, blood. becomes
watery and the body
owssusce tiRetocoldi
w P
and illness:
March, however, cans
be ,:rade a vigorous,
happy month. Dr.. Wil.
limns' Pink Pillsare a
genuine aid to health and
stamina. Microscopic -
tests show a remarkable
loo
the
blood
increase in e
count after treatment. .
This world-renowned.
remedy, discovered by a
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