The Signal, 1906-1-4, Page 6(3 TuutowaY, Jan. b, 1111 6
1f 11 ° 1611L'11t1' ' II\1'11'111
For an
Up-to-date
Cutter
,'all and see \\"un. Kearney. Hanoi
ton street. Ili- line L. made by the
Borland Carriage Co.,
Stratford, Ont.
Allot agent his the
Latest Improved
Farming Implements
urn', b, the
Deering Harvester Co.,
Hamilton, Ont.
They lea the 411114 original
machine mi t he market. It this 1s not
wt, why is it that other ul ake's imitate
the Doering.
Also agent for
Gasoline Engines,
2 to 15 horse power
and the
J. I. Case
Threshing Machine.
All these mewls are good Ilm.keis :1..
well as g4x Nt pn•1'ft lr•t l•rs.
WM. KEARNEY
Hamilton St., Goderich.
"WESTERN CAN rA•' anti. ••11111'ISM
COLUMBIA" Alld ;no; "brt puon elf .rith Ihe
great rem.11re. and go-. dill ie. .1f0111' IIa111e44.0
\Peas Aar'hmhun•, Nin K. Voty.lra. Isidore
ie:. punching. •
"PIMP.* sada SMOOTIN t obs raided
hy. •'SPORTS*IAN'S MA , • will toll con
where the Creno, -t j. ids t. .f Ilii. 11o;
ltd • lunt.d :ruA ho, 10 g I then_.
"CMALLEN08 et IM- ROCKI S" tri t 4•.
excellent lord interest ir,g inforn.Nt i, , e.n'eree
Ing the tugged grandeur of 4he•'$t it ,rklnd of
A Meriea. '
The "NEW HIGHWAY to the BRIEN out-
line.de1,sU441114-414,4.
lt 0114110411.4 le thi far
firmed I::a,•1. Ideal trip• for the winter loon ,..
"MONTRtAL" sad "QUEBEC." tw.intik.
illu•trxte1 booklet,., des riplive of the et
werbial rlletrolmelk of'•1'...ilda and hinted.
neene•e(emptier der.,
in)of the Ahote puhlie tion, free no town-
(..lton 40 your Wean..( l'xu:mllnn rem, .*gent,
er street. 11. Filmier. 11. 1'. A., Tutrmto.
JOSEPH KIDD
c. P. 1t.. gent God •t•icjl.
Coal, Wood
and KINDLING
FIRST QUALITY
and Coal, Egg, Stove
and Chestnut
HEML K and
CEDAR ABS
FOR SUM USE
Any ammo of Ifardwe d, best
Mapl: and Beech, cat and >tpltt, -
read}' for the stove
t'u,11"rt::t xviii.
I11LI1I$,
-o\"r
4 •
men re left Brew -
er
re
•1 sore sIlils 11 fule.
1
Mut to with; 1 the t•
down 1 J hae
t 1131 mnwayl•wrut of Ilia o al'
u af-
fair,. 11e Crux uot Indolent, -Unit this
watt not the kind of work he oared to
eneourlg.•. The KIVA(' arlswut4 he
had kept revealed some dppa111o: fuels
o h.•u he *scut over Uu•ui eaMrulfy out;
morning at 4 o'clock after nu 1111.11141n
session with the ledger. With lutluite
pains be hail managed to 'Ise to sane -
thing over 1t1:0,0irl In alit mouths: Buts
to his original 1111lllou It 14id been nee -
essay to odd $.1.4.:"..-41 which he had
renlira•tl from 1. ls'r and Flint Anil
some of his other "imf•irnmath' ()it-
erations. •At least $40,1100 would 4''411,•
to hint ultimately thry igh the sale of
furniture and other belongings. and
then there would 1,4' sornetlling like
x_91,114111 Interest to comilder.
But luck had nide.] hill ht getting rill
yf his
money. The bunk failure had
Bust hitt $11^,• 41.44.25, and Hopper Ilar-
risen hall helped him 'W the extent of
$10.tMo, The rockiest. but determined
effort to give a ball had .044 VA1,1tt10,
What he 11311 lust during his illness 111111
!seen pretty well offset by the unlock):,
(-invert tour. 'rhe Florida trip, luelud-
lug medical intention. the voltam. and
Using expenses, had entailed the ex-
penditure of $1S.:.4m), and hist priw.ely
dinners
mid theater parties had footed
'up :Lel4r0, Taking all the filets Into
consideration. he felt that he had dome
rather well its far tan 111• had gine. but
hr harleet part of the undertaking
as let to c•4111P. 114', *Tam 141111 lu Pon -
Ion of nn ;rnOrntnfts lulu which
nn t disappear Iwfore Sept. 2:1, About
$40. 40 hid already- beets expre.ed•In
the t tehtiug project.
Ile 4 eterultned to begin at once a m)-.-
tematlpllnq•aign of extinction. 1t had
!well it Monition before walling to diad
PIMP of nay 11-Mlnl'huhl T4Tlit'i4
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v Rat,' o ift. ,W hr 41141 ant expet to
ri Irlt to ,'e,•w York before the litter
par of .Ing st this would minimize the
strut.: les of ihr 111,0 nmnttln. ,tut the
prompt Ire 'Iron f" to le n'dgpirel
from k. • Ing is apartment open WW1
not to 110 VPr11oke1. .114• a 111111 easily
count' upon generous sum (or ,:11:Irir14
;1101 running penises. flit•e 4.11 the oth-
er side ,1f the lthlntie he hoped tltat
new app ortnnil Zs for - extl•:n"aganee
wood(' ures'ut the •Ives, and he fan-
ciest I:t' mould leave he lir:,, settlement
,r ni. nil'airm T.Tr fh • Last 6(,1141). -1g
'he dolt tar wiling appl',Ocbal Ile
sorb ! ugaiu sr•ntod bright lu *Lis m.tst
mercenay of spendthrifts,
A farewell eon:oat:M.n with 111,' ut•
torneyn pl'ovel elieutIrag11114. stir 10
(Leal his d11:um•d1 to win the 1 *11nor-
divary contest sewed of the lx•+1. Ile
was in high spirits ni.,he left thew,
exhilarated by die meltea11U11 that the
world lay before Hint lu the eleva-
tor he encountered Colonel Poen*iso
1)tew. 1)u loth sidles the meeting was
not without its .iltlleultit•+. 'I'h.• colonel
had been dazed 'by 'hr inexplicable
sit nalion between 201ity and his
dnuglatee. W110,40 furulutiuu4 he found
hand to understand. Iter sunt11a1N• of
the i•ITorl Awl. bad made" to effect :t
r(eoucilbatiuu after hearing the story
of the hank was rasher vague. She
11110 d011P joir utmost, she x11141. to be
Mee to haul and make haul feel that
she 11ppt'e'Iaud his ge•uer.lsbly, but be
took it in the most .ltsagrei•a1,1.' fash-
lou. • Colonel Drew knew that things
were somehow wrong, but he w•as t10
41ro11gly au Aum•ri'an father to in-
terfere in a matter of the affections.
It distressed him. for be hail a liking
fur \lousy• and Barb:ara's "s,s'tPfy
Jndgiuewts,'' as he (ailed th.•nl. 11:111 no
weight with hint. \Chea he found him-
self confronted with Rren•ster In the
..calor the old warmth revive, and
the old Nolle that the quarrel might
lee an end. Ills greeting was (leery.
You have not forgotten, Brewster,"
he aid an they shook hands. "that
you ave a dollar or two with ns?"
"No,' said Monty: "not exuttly. And
1 411:111, catling upon ym1 for WIMP of
It very Ie.. I'm off on 'Thursday for
x erni»e It the \I,.11terrawenw."
"I've hen 1 something of It." They
had reached t P tonin door, nod Colonel
Drew had (ln wu his eriimmutou out
of the crowd h n the rotu ndt. "The
1,'ouey Is at 7(111 disposal nt 4111)• mo-
ment. nrenY , 041 setting n pretty
You know I've
1 I knew your
. . 11e wait a
d lie would
ducks and
An)' .•,4.1 Wonder.., 04411011 of 1
ia*,ut. 1., M*111111th.4* t111• Xorl I1 et-, \hall ince"
reeve•1Itiag n nlml 31, Imo rew'n e1. %1,4) 1e.• hon,',
t, 1,11'11 to xnt outwit, ,1 -ho 1. the -.le head of
/,toil*. or no. 01014.4,(r 11 %ens• 411 nue, In the'
rtl.'vl of onr.an.vtet ...et on M Int 0444.. re
Ent rt Ino* hs• toad, 'terminally at Ito, Lh•a1
land .,uric far the di-uiet in whirl. the hand M
mltuat,' nr if the honeawnder .lr.lre., he ion,,
on ninth...11.m to 4 h Minbrer of the Ilio ins
Inlawa. the 1 4.I010l,.i0ner of Inul.dgrallno,
w1 iudpeg. or the 14.--11 agent reet•I, a notion -11y
for .rote one to 1,1,10.' entry for him.
The hmtierat,mder 1• required to perform the
rnnditI.m..rmntrtett therewith tinder one of
the fnlMwing plant
III AI Ira.? .i* month.' nrldene- igloo nod
rultltntinn of the IWMI h1 each year for titer
year..
It If Ihr L.1 her lot mother. If �I he rather 141e
rentedI of Ihr h '.I.adrt t.•a,t ''
upA farm
In 40,• , banal . of the hind erin.r, .., live r.'
gnirenaent- 0. 111 c•mIdened• Illxy i'• antl.a.d
byash let's remitting with the father .r
'anther.
131 If the +ext ler lin. M. let•nlnnent residence
'tpm farming I*nd owmd Iry Idol In the thein•
11y.1 ht. hetnr.tend. the n.plln•lurot. or. to
rvMemw vox> he stiffened by nh.ldctre., u11041
the sold land.
Mx 1110111 h.' node' In w'fltlna •hmdd het/Wen
In Ihu 1'ntnmislotver of Ibminhm lwml. st
!Stowed Intention to sooty for patent.
W. W. rslft\',
Lk iott y .4 the Mlnitter of the Interior
N. 11. Ilunthnrlawl Imh1eIp*,,.tlml of tht. ad
mtiettatrt will not be p*eM for.
Iltele Novo. lily Illy
11w'av4 11L'4r1 you. a
r:nmdf1uher rather *v
(,'111 11,1 chem. Monty,
lint.. to me 7(111 make
dr:ak.s of his fortune,"
There 4(:n* mowethlig In x11 colonel's
manner *lint woftene1 ilrewstl• notch
as he hated to take n reproof fro ' itar-
bara's father. thew agaitl he wens
tempted to tell the truth, hot he int 441
himself 1111 It, time. "It's a funny n 1
world. f•nbdln.•1," he said, "and sonlr-
tllui'n u010's nearest friend Is a stranger,
1 knots 1 sent n fool: bot, after all,
why- Isn't It good philosophy to make
the newt of n holidn7 and then settle
back to work?"
"'I'hnt It
101 eery• well. Shinty" end
Poluu4•i Drew was entirely merlon's -
"but thework la n hundred times hard-
er after you Imre played to the limit.
Yon'li fled that ylat 11114 way beyond it.
it'e 00 joke getting Lack Into the liar -
new.,"
"Perhnps you ore right, eOloltol, but
at denst i %hell Imre s.nlething to look
lack stem even If the worst comes."
And Mentr Instinctively Straightened
iris .hnnkl(re.
They tnrned to lease the building,
.n,1 the colonel bad a moment of weak-
DPs%,
ettl reglaa•llt will' leer awl s:nld-
1 w• h,41 if hie friends lent Itu1 Iut.'r-
•rd.
"It u1T$'tft-r'I'mrrtl--The . ltalu- .l l n, • r
lean alliance." n„del Ilanluer, "but
your pwl,etlxtnk ul ds ,ii'lut•uliug r
• hit wore."
Vet the pol•keltwluk •rail very wide
spwu) and-tlanlllers only consolation
las in, a bail English girl' whonl he took
0,1.1 hi dallier. For the others there
rP than)' co,alsilsatious• ail the at
I t r was Ilrilli:MI.3ml Ihr new'clettlent
it pleasant relief from- the Inevitable
to nadolp•.
The i'litter saw some rough weather
In making the trip :o•ross the bay of
- T Lyons, $he w•aa h.•tdiI, for Nile when
cu Ineldent tinned Ilia l•erealed: the
• 1'or your Wilke 1 very aloud' Ivrea the
s1111:ttioll were las simple :14 It ralellle,
Birt there ore some things n built mai
! 1 1, r t
forget, and -well, Barbara has Acorn
la a (1'ILOn mays Mut ale ha.: no fait:l
lu tae."
"\Cell, rve got faith 111 You. and a lot
of it. '':Ike care of yenrwdf. and when
you get back you t•tW a•uuut on ale.
Goo\Iby.". r '
On 'hursdny tnor:.ug 111e flitter
ate:,turd off down the buy;, nu(' the
dight of the prodigal grandaunt was on.
_No swifter, "cleaner, handsomer Twat
ever sailed out of the harbor of New
York. 11110 It was a Merry crowd that
.1114' carried out to sea. 11rewistl•r'14
gleets numbered twenty -live, and they
brought with thrill a Ille•ral enmity of
milds, valets and luggage. It w•1114 not
nun l malt)• weeks litter that hr read
the vivid, descriptions of the, weighing
of the anchor which wire printed lu
the New York papers. but by That time
he mus buga'rcions to thl•Ir rklieu1,'.
O11 de. k, watching the rugged sll-
hoM•tte of the city dlsatutear Into lite
Mists, were 1)nu DeWitt. mid Mrs.
f 1)1111, Peggy /fray. ,tip, Van \1'htklr,
Reginald 1'autlerpdo 1, Jew it-•:1;rdon,
lar, Lot1e11a and 111. Waiter Isu1.1, !Irr.
111111 \Irs. \'all'utlue•-the ()dicta! 1•h:11.•
eros- and their daughter ,nary, Sub-
way Smith. Paul '1'rtliugill "nud 1'
eliwrs hanlly lies$ distinguished. As
Mout)- looked over the eager crowd he
recognized with a *smiler glow -That
here were represent his best and trw-
est. friendships. Ili. , ,rally of these
c n s
uta inion hal been 1 1, tl' Ilei and he
knew -that' they would ail d by hie
through, .very'thlug.
Ihvre was no little murprl.e 'wit n It
wens 'learned that 1/an 1M\tilleN was
really to sail. Many of the i.lk•'voy-
ager. ventured the opinion tit: Ile
would try to desert the boat lu 01141`
ocean if he saw a chance to get letek
tlw,mn) -ittmmer.
But IN•\I1110, big, 1tdol.•ut'tud IuAl2er-
r11t, smiled carelessly- 1111/1 booed he
wouldn't bother :u1,5IIOly if he "stuck
to the shill • until the eu.l.-
1•'or :a time the sea :ut1.the %ley qqd
the talk of the ccrowd were enough for
the Joy of living.. Rnt after a few
lealeefltl days there *tea+ it 11111, :11141'14
wa+, 11/0'11 111'11 N111111 41bit41 the nick.
Patio. of .11adJIn, Which ening to him.
Frotutrwr. from Abe 11010 /N' the
rigging or from tinder the .e:l. )1m
hr..u;;ht forth tour' drrki.'s trims. the
Muth who turn ext banjos and 14allg
ragtime mebsiiw. More than luee dur-
lug the voyage they were 'Nein!.
"I'etitry,'' said 'Brewster oar day
when the sky was particularly (leer
and things e'er• quiet on (leek. •'o11 the
when. 1 pri•f.r this .to (Tossing the
North river ona ferry. 1 rather like It.
don't you?"
"It seeing like a dream." she cried.
h.rcairn *1.'yes bright, her hair plowing in the
-.knit, }'eggs. do you know what 1
tud•kel away- In a chem( down In my
-s
"1)0 you know, Monty" IIP mau&. "my
daughter Is nwfnnv int up shad thlr
Imminent. 81,0 la'Micky and trite, tit'
.to show It, but, after .11, a girl doesn't
get oiler that sort of thing nI1 M n mil.
mint. 1 am not %eying" -it prole* nee -
piggery to recede n step -"that It wnald
hMRitn Patty matter t0 pntrh 11p. Ant 1
11k, you, Mont', nod 1f any man could
do It yell ern."
"Colonel, 1 with 1 might." .toll Rrrty.
' 'ter found that be did not healtate,
lour d.rkle. u•).o slrunoned ytt,Joe and
wino ragtime mclodlc',
cabin? A lot of books that you like-
notm• from 111P old Barret. I's e sare1
them to read on. rainy days,"
Peggy did not 'peak. but the blood
began to creep Into her (ler, and she
hrokwl wistfully moose* the water.
Then she smiled.
"I didn't Mem' you could save a0y
thing," she maid meanly.
"1 bee now, I'rg;ir: that Is too nitwit.".
"I didn't mean to hurt you, 11nt ynts
nn1111 mot forget. ylonly, that there
are other years to follow this one
1)o you know what I mean?"
"Peery, dear, plena' .don't 1.41110
me." he hrggPt so piteously that are
climb] not 1t• serious.
"The 1.11)'14 Is dismissed for today,
\lonty. t 4.1' mall nirlly. "Rot the t4rl-
few.or ktiAvs his duty rand won't let
UII off so easily next time.*
('ICAi'TER XIX.
T Gibraltar Many was baffled
nti ntulnnns looking table -
grunt, which he opened trem-
IIngly:
To Montan ry Itrewater, Private Tarht
Flitter, till, Iter:
There 111 nn x IltltInn to declare fbr tree
elly, r 1'nn mil, lire twice mm rine •11 to
spend. Hoorn v: yt)ls};a•
TO which Mont) respan.Wl:
flefent the mer.anr nt any .'naf Th.
more the merrier and (•bergo It to eve.
RRE*VITF,R
y et 111" and
P. a. - Please • send
Mark them collect.
The niviera pennon wax 1st .•Ior1ing,
and the pos411411tee ung tel by
Monte Carlo were tog) allure to the
Met to admit of a tong +top' t 46 -
',rooftop. nut the 1MMII1em had„kttters
to one of the °Meters of the garrlwon,
and ttrew.ter could not ovf41 rok t'pe
opimrtnntty to give an N,btrate AM\
ner. The surfer% Of the attalr mn,
lest be judged 117 the fact that the
Flitter'* larder rf•gnire' no entirely
new 1410.0 the next days The officers
and ladles of the gxrrl+nn were flaked.
and Monty would bate entertained tips
' Il ret real :excitement ,1•}Ix•rieIcel Ut1
I eu u
.1
a 1 i.
voyage. .1 ill ill 1
1• k
111
the Main saloon was sliscir-Milt more
or I.'et stealthily Monti's "tui+derleen-
ors" wheSts Itrg4y ''Vander' tot taruter-
etl latlli ate ills face displuyine the
only sign of tutrrest it had shown In
day's.
"Funny 1tretlicauiwa1 1 w-as'.jtvt In,"
he drawled. "1 want to ask what a
1 fellow should have dune tlhd.•I the elr-
t•11111'1:1 IIees."
"1'd have refused the girl," observed
.1RIp1
Yon Winkle la,oltl,lliy.
"Girl had nothing to do wth it, old
chop," went on lleccy •ir.ttping Into
a chair. "fellow full overt wird a lit-
tle while ago." hr *vent .al calmly.
There was 11 chorus of •rtes, and
Brewster was forgotten fir a time.
"Able of the %allure, you ku w. 110 Was
11111112 .aum•tldmg in the rgging near
where 1 was etandiug 'off, off be
went Into the spm. and Isere he was
Puttering ar/t{nld to the-veter."
"4)1,. the poor - fellow!' cried Miss
Yaleutlne. •*
"i:d never net Pyee nithtnl before-'
•perflet stranger. i wouln't have he.-
-Itntl'.t n rtluwte, but his deck was
crowded with a Int of hi friends. One
chap was his bunkte. t*, realty now.
1t wasn't ma,- pewit til jump In after
hila. • Ile 1•I11111 keit', 1 hit, and 1 ):elk
ell On hitt to hold tot Intl 1'11 tell ile
,'3(1411111. 4'nnf• Jed tomtit In w'•tsn't
to he f mud. thew:•1Slenelrelr said 1e.
ens -asleep. lu the 1.1141 I ta1.1 the
mate. By lila thee re were n mile
awn,- from the place where be went
,pvtrtoarh and 1 told he mile i didn't
think we 'sonde' find hint 11 we went'
!vol.;. Rant itt' I"woo' 1 .14 1•x14• t. rpt+.
su•I user tout lark fist. Aflrr,arr.l 1
gut to tit/liking slant the matter. Of
flew,. if'1 had 1. owu hlui-4f pp had
been o11," of you it would have hems
ll t annul :"
coli
I)r. 1.,
1141 you mer the lswt swimmer lu
, y,11 1111 •ruble rut!" 1'xplabd
1t•,.'.
There 'was n 1141 rush for the upper
deck. ant -,''l I(Timed was not the
her,; of tue-
turned null
her course.
racing to the
• 11 had
"\\'herr lx
ltragdd4i.
"I.eadt fi
Ill's* Iuate,
"11.• ouch
Mr. 1':1.11 t i
"'Mere!
body 11p it
M:Ite. '
10 11114i 11
he's (taro
A thee
Melt 111 t
caps in
to the ra
Ile• .10:11
eitenle•ut
Ille•Ilt it.
tIouty
* m i 11114.
leaning
on his
fallen
the ltd:
Helped*
11:11
den
'Oren
mlltu
g lue
.1s
lie s
lint
frill
ups
*41114 nearly empty at the time, awl the
proprietor wept tears of joy when
Monty eugagld fur his party the en-
tire brat dour IIf tete house. with hal-
venire overlouklug the blue MeiIlter-
ruuean and a leveret., dining room
mid melon. Extra men' moil,. were ruin -
moms!, au(' the Brewster livery wur
rote' a familiar right about the village.
The protests of Peggy and the others
were only eitl•uo4d when Meaty threat-
ened to rent s C11Ia and go to bowie -
keeping.
The town quickly took on the ap-
pearau4e of eutertahtiug u royal vis-
itor, aud u udfuls•r of 'hops were kept
open' longer thau usual in the hole that
their owners wlgllt cutch rouse of the
Auw'Mau'. Money. Otte morning Phi-
lippe, the hotel proprietor, was trying
to lnss
Brewster with a gesticula-
tory
.stit1 -tory description of the glories of the
hataille de tleurs. It 'Seemed quite
Impossible to express the t'ltent of his
regret that the party had not arrived
lu time to ne It.
"Thur Ir quite nuother plate at that
time," he said ecstatleally. "It la meg-
uitlteut! It is superb! If monsieur
had only seen It'
"Why not have another all to our-
selves?" asked Monty. But the sugges-
tlou was uot taken serioualy.
Nevertheless the young American
and his host were In st't•ret %edition for
the rest of the morulug, and when the
✓ eult was announced* at luncheon
there was general t•ousteirlatlon. It alt-
pearls!
l.pears) that ten days lute• 4weitrre.l the
fete day of aowe minor "saint who hall_
not fur years teen actonled the. honor
The Instltuttons of the Narlonal Sanitarium Association, Including
the Muskoka Cottage Sanatorium and the Muskoka Free Hos-
ptt4a4 tor Consumptives, are under the distinguished patronage
of His Egcellency Earl Grey, Governor-Goneral of Canada, and
Countess Grey.
47 Readers of this announcement will be glad to know that
there has been an encouraging response to our requeat for
help for the -
Tuskoka Free Hospital
for Consumptives
iter. 'ale Flitter had
W,,sle:tMing back over
-o small boats were
da.'0 where Iteggy'r UR-
IC ove0
irewnte11 " shouted Joe
him, lir;\uswered the
t0 know Of ijl14," cried
,)
'bey are - picking nonte-
r yonder, rxt•lulutwl the
'\'hat hest boat hats laid
-.r are dragging. Yes,: sir, 1
went up (1n loan mid the i
-auall il.,It.+ waved theie 1
11011s'. Ev.•ryioly rnmhe.li
114 the Flitt.'r+drew- 1111 to
and there rya. Intense ex -'1
n bound. A 4:1011 411 amaze -
t up Froin every 01114.
Brewster, dreuehtei. but
at in • of the !mate. and
imply against :hitt, his head
est, was the sailor who duel
edition'. Brewster hod-
111
od111 the water and. Instead of •
lig what III, (lute...stellts Were,
t0 hi. assist:ome. When the
,ilial hint 111111 un4•oueeiou* bar-
s a dead *right and his own
1 was nhltost gone. Another
okir
lots two
and
bode would have
1 111. hi'y 1111111441 510111y over the nide
,crisp for an instant, grasped the
little hand 111:1t stnlght lis m0
Bally and then tm'ue.1 to look
the halt dead sailor.
1141 alit that boy's a:awe. Ntr.
Al tz, end see that he has the !rest
•of are. Just le•f.re be fainted out
theie• he murmured something about
his mother. 1x4• wasn't thinking of
1 i4'elf ever) then, you see. And:
ltrn4108"--this lit n lower solve-"WIll
vat see that his wage, are properly
i0'0•eas1,1? dello, Peggy: hook out.
)sill get wet to the skin if you do
that."
If Brewster lad hail any misgiving.
About his nhillty to dispose of the hal-
111('r of his fortune they were dispelled
very soon after IIs party lauded in the
Riviera. on the pretext that the
yacht required a thorough "hoose
el.:uilug • Brewster tnntif,rred him
gueate to the hotel of a fascinating
rilinge which was near the sea and
yet 'mite tint of the world, The ('Ince
r
Monty turned: t0 balk upon the half des
ardor -
of a eeli•belltioi. Monty prnpo:te I to
revive the eustum by arrautg:ng a 31•t-
oud carnival.
"You might Just as well not COMP to
c1Ie Ilk Writ at ail." be expinbipsl '1f_
i.tu 4111'1 e.4• ri caruira1. W. 11 141010e
matter, really. 1 of.'r one prize tsar
the lest del -prated (nrrintre and anoth-
er to the handsomest laity. Tm'n r,-•
ery one puts Un n domino :nitL-a mlask,
throws confetti at every one else. and.
there ,you ore." e
"1 l'Uplaade you wvill hnvgthe confetti
made of thousand frau' dotes and of-
fpr- n house and lot ns a prize." An.l
Cragdon feared that his sarcasm was
almost lurultiug.
"}Really, Monty, the scheme Is rWle-
ploils," told UPMIIh'• "The pollee won't
• $ow It."
"Won't they, though!" said 31owty ex-
t ..t d.
•"nI,.IIIPt impetus to it. Phl-
opt te s brother -in -10v, and we had haw
PLO -
:rye telephone. Ile wouldn't listen
to )the Scheme until we ngreed to make
him grand Marshal of the parade.
Tlu•n he promised the .o-ulx•ratiou of
the entire forte anal hoped to Interest
his (olleague, the chief of the Ore de-
'partweut."
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I11LI1I$,
-o\"r
4 •
men re left Brew -
er
re
•1 sore sIlils 11 fule.
1
Mut to with; 1 the t•
down 1 J hae
t 1131 mnwayl•wrut of Ilia o al'
u af-
fair,. 11e Crux uot Indolent, -Unit this
watt not the kind of work he oared to
eneourlg.•. The KIVA(' arlswut4 he
had kept revealed some dppa111o: fuels
o h.•u he *scut over Uu•ui eaMrulfy out;
morning at 4 o'clock after nu 1111.11141n
session with the ledger. With lutluite
pains be hail managed to 'Ise to sane -
thing over 1t1:0,0irl In alit mouths: Buts
to his original 1111lllou It 14id been nee -
essay to odd $.1.4.:"..-41 which he had
renlira•tl from 1. ls'r and Flint Anil
some of his other "imf•irnmath' ()it-
erations. •At least $40,1100 would 4''411,•
to hint ultimately thry igh the sale of
furniture and other belongings. and
then there would 1,4' sornetlling like
x_91,114111 Interest to comilder.
But luck had nide.] hill ht getting rill
yf his
money. The bunk failure had
Bust hitt $11^,• 41.44.25, and Hopper Ilar-
risen hall helped him 'W the extent of
$10.tMo, The rockiest. but determined
effort to give a ball had .044 VA1,1tt10,
What he 11311 lust during his illness 111111
!seen pretty well offset by the unlock):,
(-invert tour. 'rhe Florida trip, luelud-
lug medical intention. the voltam. and
Using expenses, had entailed the ex-
penditure of $1S.:.4m), and hist priw.ely
dinners
mid theater parties had footed
'up :Lel4r0, Taking all the filets Into
consideration. he felt that he had dome
rather well its far tan 111• had gine. but
hr harleet part of the undertaking
as let to c•4111P. 114', *Tam 141111 lu Pon -
Ion of nn ;rnOrntnfts lulu which
nn t disappear Iwfore Sept. 2:1, About
$40. 40 hid already- beets expre.ed•In
the t tehtiug project.
Ile 4 eterultned to begin at once a m)-.-
tematlpllnq•aign of extinction. 1t had
!well it Monition before walling to diad
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v Rat,' o ift. ,W hr 41141 ant expet to
ri Irlt to ,'e,•w York before the litter
par of .Ing st this would minimize the
strut.: les of ihr 111,0 nmnttln. ,tut the
prompt Ire 'Iron f" to le n'dgpirel
from k. • Ing is apartment open WW1
not to 110 VPr11oke1. .114• a 111111 easily
count' upon generous sum (or ,:11:Irir14
;1101 running penises. flit•e 4.11 the oth-
er side ,1f the lthlntie he hoped tltat
new app ortnnil Zs for - extl•:n"aganee
wood(' ures'ut the •Ives, and he fan-
ciest I:t' mould leave he lir:,, settlement
,r ni. nil'airm T.Tr fh • Last 6(,1141). -1g
'he dolt tar wiling appl',Ocbal Ile
sorb ! ugaiu sr•ntod bright lu *Lis m.tst
mercenay of spendthrifts,
A farewell eon:oat:M.n with 111,' ut•
torneyn pl'ovel elieutIrag11114. stir 10
(Leal his d11:um•d1 to win the 1 *11nor-
divary contest sewed of the lx•+1. Ile
was in high spirits ni.,he left thew,
exhilarated by die meltea11U11 that the
world lay before Hint lu the eleva-
tor he encountered Colonel Poen*iso
1)tew. 1)u loth sidles the meeting was
not without its .iltlleultit•+. 'I'h.• colonel
had been dazed 'by 'hr inexplicable
sit nalion between 201ity and his
dnuglatee. W110,40 furulutiuu4 he found
hand to understand. Iter sunt11a1N• of
the i•ITorl Awl. bad made" to effect :t
r(eoucilbatiuu after hearing the story
of the hank was rasher vague. She
11110 d011P joir utmost, she x11141. to be
Mee to haul and make haul feel that
she 11ppt'e'Iaud his ge•uer.lsbly, but be
took it in the most .ltsagrei•a1,1.' fash-
lou. • Colonel Drew knew that things
were somehow wrong, but he w•as t10
41ro11gly au Aum•ri'an father to in-
terfere in a matter of the affections.
It distressed him. for be hail a liking
fur \lousy• and Barb:ara's "s,s'tPfy
Jndgiuewts,'' as he (ailed th.•nl. 11:111 no
weight with hint. \Chea he found him-
self confronted with Rren•ster In the
..calor the old warmth revive, and
the old Nolle that the quarrel might
lee an end. Ills greeting was (leery.
You have not forgotten, Brewster,"
he aid an they shook hands. "that
you ave a dollar or two with ns?"
"No,' said Monty: "not exuttly. And
1 411:111, catling upon ym1 for WIMP of
It very Ie.. I'm off on 'Thursday for
x erni»e It the \I,.11terrawenw."
"I've hen 1 something of It." They
had reached t P tonin door, nod Colonel
Drew had (ln wu his eriimmutou out
of the crowd h n the rotu ndt. "The
1,'ouey Is at 7(111 disposal nt 4111)• mo-
ment. nrenY , 041 setting n pretty
You know I've
1 I knew your
. . 11e wait a
d lie would
ducks and
An)' .•,4.1 Wonder.., 04411011 of 1
ia*,ut. 1., M*111111th.4* t111• Xorl I1 et-, \hall ince"
reeve•1Itiag n nlml 31, Imo rew'n e1. %1,4) 1e.• hon,',
t, 1,11'11 to xnt outwit, ,1 -ho 1. the -.le head of
/,toil*. or no. 01014.4,(r 11 %ens• 411 nue, In the'
rtl.'vl of onr.an.vtet ...et on M Int 0444.. re
Ent rt Ino* hs• toad, 'terminally at Ito, Lh•a1
land .,uric far the di-uiet in whirl. the hand M
mltuat,' nr if the honeawnder .lr.lre., he ion,,
on ninth...11.m to 4 h Minbrer of the Ilio ins
Inlawa. the 1 4.I010l,.i0ner of Inul.dgrallno,
w1 iudpeg. or the 14.--11 agent reet•I, a notion -11y
for .rote one to 1,1,10.' entry for him.
The hmtierat,mder 1• required to perform the
rnnditI.m..rmntrtett therewith tinder one of
the fnlMwing plant
III AI Ira.? .i* month.' nrldene- igloo nod
rultltntinn of the IWMI h1 each year for titer
year..
It If Ihr L.1 her lot mother. If �I he rather 141e
rentedI of Ihr h '.I.adrt t.•a,t ''
upA farm
In 40,• , banal . of the hind erin.r, .., live r.'
gnirenaent- 0. 111 c•mIdened• Illxy i'• antl.a.d
byash let's remitting with the father .r
'anther.
131 If the +ext ler lin. M. let•nlnnent residence
'tpm farming I*nd owmd Iry Idol In the thein•
11y.1 ht. hetnr.tend. the n.plln•lurot. or. to
rvMemw vox> he stiffened by nh.ldctre., u11041
the sold land.
Mx 1110111 h.' node' In w'fltlna •hmdd het/Wen
In Ihu 1'ntnmislotver of Ibminhm lwml. st
!Stowed Intention to sooty for patent.
W. W. rslft\',
Lk iott y .4 the Mlnitter of the Interior
N. 11. Ilunthnrlawl Imh1eIp*,,.tlml of tht. ad
mtiettatrt will not be p*eM for.
Iltele Novo. lily Illy
11w'av4 11L'4r1 you. a
r:nmdf1uher rather *v
(,'111 11,1 chem. Monty,
lint.. to me 7(111 make
dr:ak.s of his fortune,"
There 4(:n* mowethlig In x11 colonel's
manner *lint woftene1 ilrewstl• notch
as he hated to take n reproof fro ' itar-
bara's father. thew agaitl he wens
tempted to tell the truth, hot he int 441
himself 1111 It, time. "It's a funny n 1
world. f•nbdln.•1," he said, "and sonlr-
tllui'n u010's nearest friend Is a stranger,
1 knots 1 sent n fool: bot, after all,
why- Isn't It good philosophy to make
the newt of n holidn7 and then settle
back to work?"
"'I'hnt It
101 eery• well. Shinty" end
Poluu4•i Drew was entirely merlon's -
"but thework la n hundred times hard-
er after you Imre played to the limit.
Yon'li fled that ylat 11114 way beyond it.
it'e 00 joke getting Lack Into the liar -
new.,"
"Perhnps you ore right, eOloltol, but
at denst i %hell Imre s.nlething to look
lack stem even If the worst comes."
And Mentr Instinctively Straightened
iris .hnnkl(re.
They tnrned to lease the building,
.n,1 the colonel bad a moment of weak-
DPs%,
ettl reglaa•llt will' leer awl s:nld-
1 w• h,41 if hie friends lent Itu1 Iut.'r-
•rd.
"It u1T$'tft-r'I'mrrtl--The . ltalu- .l l n, • r
lean alliance." n„del Ilanluer, "but
your pwl,etlxtnk ul ds ,ii'lut•uliug r
• hit wore."
Vet the pol•keltwluk •rail very wide
spwu) and-tlanlllers only consolation
las in, a bail English girl' whonl he took
0,1.1 hi dallier. For the others there
rP than)' co,alsilsatious• ail the at
I t r was Ilrilli:MI.3ml Ihr new'clettlent
it pleasant relief from- the Inevitable
to nadolp•.
The i'litter saw some rough weather
In making the trip :o•ross the bay of
- T Lyons, $he w•aa h.•tdiI, for Nile when
cu Ineldent tinned Ilia l•erealed: the
• 1'or your Wilke 1 very aloud' Ivrea the
s1111:ttioll were las simple :14 It ralellle,
Birt there ore some things n built mai
! 1 1, r t
forget, and -well, Barbara has Acorn
la a (1'ILOn mays Mut ale ha.: no fait:l
lu tae."
"\Cell, rve got faith 111 You. and a lot
of it. '':Ike care of yenrwdf. and when
you get back you t•tW a•uuut on ale.
Goo\Iby.". r '
On 'hursdny tnor:.ug 111e flitter
ate:,turd off down the buy;, nu(' the
dight of the prodigal grandaunt was on.
_No swifter, "cleaner, handsomer Twat
ever sailed out of the harbor of New
York. 11110 It was a Merry crowd that
.1114' carried out to sea. 11rewistl•r'14
gleets numbered twenty -live, and they
brought with thrill a Ille•ral enmity of
milds, valets and luggage. It w•1114 not
nun l malt)• weeks litter that hr read
the vivid, descriptions of the, weighing
of the anchor which wire printed lu
the New York papers. but by That time
he mus buga'rcions to thl•Ir rklieu1,'.
O11 de. k, watching the rugged sll-
hoM•tte of the city dlsatutear Into lite
Mists, were 1)nu DeWitt. mid Mrs.
f 1)1111, Peggy /fray. ,tip, Van \1'htklr,
Reginald 1'autlerpdo 1, Jew it-•:1;rdon,
lar, Lot1e11a and 111. Waiter Isu1.1, !Irr.
111111 \Irs. \'all'utlue•-the ()dicta! 1•h:11.•
eros- and their daughter ,nary, Sub-
way Smith. Paul '1'rtliugill "nud 1'
eliwrs hanlly lies$ distinguished. As
Mout)- looked over the eager crowd he
recognized with a *smiler glow -That
here were represent his best and trw-
est. friendships. Ili. , ,rally of these
c n s
uta inion hal been 1 1, tl' Ilei and he
knew -that' they would ail d by hie
through, .very'thlug.
Ihvre was no little murprl.e 'wit n It
wens 'learned that 1/an 1M\tilleN was
really to sail. Many of the i.lk•'voy-
ager. ventured the opinion tit: Ile
would try to desert the boat lu 01141`
ocean if he saw a chance to get letek
tlw,mn) -ittmmer.
But IN•\I1110, big, 1tdol.•ut'tud IuAl2er-
r11t, smiled carelessly- 1111/1 booed he
wouldn't bother :u1,5IIOly if he "stuck
to the shill • until the eu.l.-
1•'or :a time the sea :ut1.the %ley qqd
the talk of the ccrowd were enough for
the Joy of living.. Rnt after a few
lealeefltl days there *tea+ it 11111, :11141'14
wa+, 11/0'11 111'11 N111111 41bit41 the nick.
Patio. of .11adJIn, Which ening to him.
Frotutrwr. from Abe 11010 /N' the
rigging or from tinder the .e:l. )1m
hr..u;;ht forth tour' drrki.'s trims. the
Muth who turn ext banjos and 14allg
ragtime mebsiiw. More than luee dur-
lug the voyage they were 'Nein!.
"I'etitry,'' said 'Brewster oar day
when the sky was particularly (leer
and things e'er• quiet on (leek. •'o11 the
when. 1 pri•f.r this .to (Tossing the
North river ona ferry. 1 rather like It.
don't you?"
"It seeing like a dream." she cried.
h.rcairn *1.'yes bright, her hair plowing in the
-.knit, }'eggs. do you know what 1
tud•kel away- In a chem( down In my
-s
"1)0 you know, Monty" IIP mau&. "my
daughter Is nwfnnv int up shad thlr
Imminent. 81,0 la'Micky and trite, tit'
.to show It, but, after .11, a girl doesn't
get oiler that sort of thing nI1 M n mil.
mint. 1 am not %eying" -it prole* nee -
piggery to recede n step -"that It wnald
hMRitn Patty matter t0 pntrh 11p. Ant 1
11k, you, Mont', nod 1f any man could
do It yell ern."
"Colonel, 1 with 1 might." .toll Rrrty.
' 'ter found that be did not healtate,
lour d.rkle. u•).o slrunoned ytt,Joe and
wino ragtime mclodlc',
cabin? A lot of books that you like-
notm• from 111P old Barret. I's e sare1
them to read on. rainy days,"
Peggy did not 'peak. but the blood
began to creep Into her (ler, and she
hrokwl wistfully moose* the water.
Then she smiled.
"I didn't Mem' you could save a0y
thing," she maid meanly.
"1 bee now, I'rg;ir: that Is too nitwit.".
"I didn't mean to hurt you, 11nt ynts
nn1111 mot forget. ylonly, that there
are other years to follow this one
1)o you know what I mean?"
"Peery, dear, plena' .don't 1.41110
me." he hrggPt so piteously that are
climb] not 1t• serious.
"The 1.11)'14 Is dismissed for today,
\lonty. t 4.1' mall nirlly. "Rot the t4rl-
few.or ktiAvs his duty rand won't let
UII off so easily next time.*
('ICAi'TER XIX.
T Gibraltar Many was baffled
nti ntulnnns looking table -
grunt, which he opened trem-
IIngly:
To Montan ry Itrewater, Private Tarht
Flitter, till, Iter:
There 111 nn x IltltInn to declare fbr tree
elly, r 1'nn mil, lire twice mm rine •11 to
spend. Hoorn v: yt)ls};a•
TO which Mont) respan.Wl:
flefent the mer.anr nt any .'naf Th.
more the merrier and (•bergo It to eve.
RRE*VITF,R
y et 111" and
P. a. - Please • send
Mark them collect.
The niviera pennon wax 1st .•Ior1ing,
and the pos411411tee ung tel by
Monte Carlo were tog) allure to the
Met to admit of a tong +top' t 46 -
',rooftop. nut the 1MMII1em had„kttters
to one of the °Meters of the garrlwon,
and ttrew.ter could not ovf41 rok t'pe
opimrtnntty to give an N,btrate AM\
ner. The surfer% Of the attalr mn,
lest be judged 117 the fact that the
Flitter'* larder rf•gnire' no entirely
new 1410.0 the next days The officers
and ladles of the gxrrl+nn were flaked.
and Monty would bate entertained tips
' Il ret real :excitement ,1•}Ix•rieIcel Ut1
I eu u
.1
a 1 i.
voyage. .1 ill ill 1
1• k
111
the Main saloon was sliscir-Milt more
or I.'et stealthily Monti's "tui+derleen-
ors" wheSts Itrg4y ''Vander' tot taruter-
etl latlli ate ills face displuyine the
only sign of tutrrest it had shown In
day's.
"Funny 1tretlicauiwa1 1 w-as'.jtvt In,"
he drawled. "1 want to ask what a
1 fellow should have dune tlhd.•I the elr-
t•11111'1:1 IIees."
"1'd have refused the girl," observed
.1RIp1
Yon Winkle la,oltl,lliy.
"Girl had nothing to do wth it, old
chop," went on lleccy •ir.ttping Into
a chair. "fellow full overt wird a lit-
tle while ago." hr *vent .al calmly.
There was 11 chorus of •rtes, and
Brewster was forgotten fir a time.
"Able of the %allure, you ku w. 110 Was
11111112 .aum•tldmg in the rgging near
where 1 was etandiug 'off, off be
went Into the spm. and Isere he was
Puttering ar/t{nld to the-veter."
"4)1,. the poor - fellow!' cried Miss
Yaleutlne. •*
"i:d never net Pyee nithtnl before-'
•perflet stranger. i wouln't have he.-
-Itntl'.t n rtluwte, but his deck was
crowded with a Int of hi friends. One
chap was his bunkte. t*, realty now.
1t wasn't ma,- pewit til jump In after
hila. • Ile 1•I11111 keit', 1 hit, and 1 ):elk
ell On hitt to hold tot Intl 1'11 tell ile
,'3(1411111. 4'nnf• Jed tomtit In w'•tsn't
to he f mud. thew:•1Slenelrelr said 1e.
ens -asleep. lu the 1.1141 I ta1.1 the
mate. By lila thee re were n mile
awn,- from the place where be went
,pvtrtoarh and 1 told he mile i didn't
think we 'sonde' find hint 11 we went'
!vol.;. Rant itt' I"woo' 1 .14 1•x14• t. rpt+.
su•I user tout lark fist. Aflrr,arr.l 1
gut to tit/liking slant the matter. Of
flew,. if'1 had 1. owu hlui-4f pp had
been o11," of you it would have hems
ll t annul :"
coli
I)r. 1.,
1141 you mer the lswt swimmer lu
, y,11 1111 •ruble rut!" 1'xplabd
1t•,.'.
There 'was n 1141 rush for the upper
deck. ant -,''l I(Timed was not the
her,; of tue-
turned null
her course.
racing to the
• 11 had
"\\'herr lx
ltragdd4i.
"I.eadt fi
Ill's* Iuate,
"11.• ouch
Mr. 1':1.11 t i
"'Mere!
body 11p it
M:Ite. '
10 11114i 11
he's (taro
A thee
Melt 111 t
caps in
to the ra
Ile• .10:11
eitenle•ut
Ille•Ilt it.
tIouty
* m i 11114.
leaning
on his
fallen
the ltd:
Helped*
11:11
den
'Oren
mlltu
g lue
.1s
lie s
lint
frill
ups
*41114 nearly empty at the time, awl the
proprietor wept tears of joy when
Monty eugagld fur his party the en-
tire brat dour IIf tete house. with hal-
venire overlouklug the blue MeiIlter-
ruuean and a leveret., dining room
mid melon. Extra men' moil,. were ruin -
moms!, au(' the Brewster livery wur
rote' a familiar right about the village.
The protests of Peggy and the others
were only eitl•uo4d when Meaty threat-
ened to rent s C11Ia and go to bowie -
keeping.
The town quickly took on the ap-
pearau4e of eutertahtiug u royal vis-
itor, aud u udfuls•r of 'hops were kept
open' longer thau usual in the hole that
their owners wlgllt cutch rouse of the
Auw'Mau'. Money. Otte morning Phi-
lippe, the hotel proprietor, was trying
to lnss
Brewster with a gesticula-
tory
.stit1 -tory description of the glories of the
hataille de tleurs. It 'Seemed quite
Impossible to express the t'ltent of his
regret that the party had not arrived
lu time to ne It.
"Thur Ir quite nuother plate at that
time," he said ecstatleally. "It la meg-
uitlteut! It is superb! If monsieur
had only seen It'
"Why not have another all to our-
selves?" asked Monty. But the sugges-
tlou was uot taken serioualy.
Nevertheless the young American
and his host were In st't•ret %edition for
the rest of the morulug, and when the
✓ eult was announced* at luncheon
there was general t•ousteirlatlon. It alt-
pearls!
l.pears) that ten days lute• 4weitrre.l the
fete day of aowe minor "saint who hall_
not fur years teen actonled the. honor
The Instltuttons of the Narlonal Sanitarium Association, Including
the Muskoka Cottage Sanatorium and the Muskoka Free Hos-
ptt4a4 tor Consumptives, are under the distinguished patronage
of His Egcellency Earl Grey, Governor-Goneral of Canada, and
Countess Grey.
47 Readers of this announcement will be glad to know that
there has been an encouraging response to our requeat for
help for the -
Tuskoka Free Hospital
for Consumptives
iter. 'ale Flitter had
W,,sle:tMing back over
-o small boats were
da.'0 where Iteggy'r UR-
IC ove0
irewnte11 " shouted Joe
him, lir;\uswered the
t0 know Of ijl14," cried
,)
'bey are - picking nonte-
r yonder, rxt•lulutwl the
'\'hat hest boat hats laid
-.r are dragging. Yes,: sir, 1
went up (1n loan mid the i
-auall il.,It.+ waved theie 1
11011s'. Ev.•ryioly rnmhe.li
114 the Flitt.'r+drew- 1111 to
and there rya. Intense ex -'1
n bound. A 4:1011 411 amaze -
t up Froin every 01114.
Brewster, dreuehtei. but
at in • of the !mate. and
imply against :hitt, his head
est, was the sailor who duel
edition'. Brewster hod-
111
od111 the water and. Instead of •
lig what III, (lute...stellts Were,
t0 hi. assist:ome. When the
,ilial hint 111111 un4•oueeiou* bar-
s a dead *right and his own
1 was nhltost gone. Another
okir
lots two
and
bode would have
1 111. hi'y 1111111441 510111y over the nide
,crisp for an instant, grasped the
little hand 111:1t stnlght lis m0
Bally and then tm'ue.1 to look
the halt dead sailor.
1141 alit that boy's a:awe. Ntr.
Al tz, end see that he has the !rest
•of are. Just le•f.re be fainted out
theie• he murmured something about
his mother. 1x4• wasn't thinking of
1 i4'elf ever) then, you see. And:
ltrn4108"--this lit n lower solve-"WIll
vat see that his wage, are properly
i0'0•eas1,1? dello, Peggy: hook out.
)sill get wet to the skin if you do
that."
If Brewster lad hail any misgiving.
About his nhillty to dispose of the hal-
111('r of his fortune they were dispelled
very soon after IIs party lauded in the
Riviera. on the pretext that the
yacht required a thorough "hoose
el.:uilug • Brewster tnntif,rred him
gueate to the hotel of a fascinating
rilinge which was near the sea and
yet 'mite tint of the world, The ('Ince
r
Monty turned: t0 balk upon the half des
ardor -
of a eeli•belltioi. Monty prnpo:te I to
revive the eustum by arrautg:ng a 31•t-
oud carnival.
"You might Just as well not COMP to
c1Ie Ilk Writ at ail." be expinbipsl '1f_
i.tu 4111'1 e.4• ri caruira1. W. 11 141010e
matter, really. 1 of.'r one prize tsar
the lest del -prated (nrrintre and anoth-
er to the handsomest laity. Tm'n r,-•
ery one puts Un n domino :nitL-a mlask,
throws confetti at every one else. and.
there ,you ore." e
"1 l'Uplaade you wvill hnvgthe confetti
made of thousand frau' dotes and of-
fpr- n house and lot ns a prize." An.l
Cragdon feared that his sarcasm was
almost lurultiug.
"}Really, Monty, the scheme Is rWle-
ploils," told UPMIIh'• "The pollee won't
• $ow It."
"Won't they, though!" said 31owty ex-
t ..t d.
•"nI,.IIIPt impetus to it. Phl-
opt te s brother -in -10v, and we had haw
PLO -
:rye telephone. Ile wouldn't listen
to )the Scheme until we ngreed to make
him grand Marshal of the parade.
Tlu•n he promised the .o-ulx•ratiou of
the entire forte anal hoped to Interest
his (olleague, the chief of the Ore de-
'partweut."
ICOYTI:(CIID.1
Write int t,entinttnnials,
FREE HOSPITAL
• FOR CONSUMPTIV�,��
•, •w Gl,wvex.,.w
q Since this irstitution was opened, a little more than three
years ago, 560 patients have been cared for. Over 2,000
patients have been treated in our two Muskoka homes
within the past seven years.
- Not a single applicant has ever
been refused admission to the
Muskoka Free Hofor
Hospital (.on-
e
sumptives because of his or
1
- her poverty. 9 v
r Our plea for help is that the Muskoka Free Hospital
for Consumptives cares for patients that all other hospitals
refuse. If the nes ded money is forthcoming, this dread
disease might be stamped out.
Bo'btnm10e•a, tin ( P1 t 4hysteutn of \I44111rrnl,
1.1.111.4.1.14.01 dq. the l'nj.uh,ot 11e.14311 Aa+o1.1a11401, and
ci-1e...ident of the British M,.li,•al A•eieiat*un, stater) at
t nasttnig of the 11„ntnol Leo i••nil for the Prevention of
TIIlm•rrellosis, his film 'whet ttlat itt twenty tire %'rara,
prnvidwl propwr means are minuted, a 0114.! .Il 14ttxumpti0u
woukl be a cutiusuy. .
9 Within the month the accommodation has been increased
by twenty-five beds, adding to the burets of maintenance,
t in the faith that a generous public will come to the aid
the trustees.
Contributions may ,be 'wilt to Sift We. R. Mrarnl'n, Kt.,
O+gossle }tall, Toronto, or W. J.IIA4:r:, Emil , :.i Froth, St. W.
Quality
higher tll.ttl pi 1,:. I'r1,C ION* Cnott.'h for all.
MARTIN'S CLOTHES
are unequalled, for style, fit and workmanship.
FRANK H. MARTIN
THE TAILOR
Parnell's
Add NSW
Goderich
Box 173
▪ Ont.'
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