The Signal, 1924-7-16, Page 6CHAPTgf 111. -In Srrsruse "Hilliard"Ila reality Richard Morgan, is accepted
as a stranger. He visits Jame. Cullen, a
termer erny loyer, relating a story of the
Mat\ of Richard Horgan, and Is sur.
prised at the regret shown by Culla and
le youthful daughter Angela. While at
the Cullen hone Carol t:amot, M..gaa's
termer dances. stakes • call. -
CHAPTER t V,_Htlhard repeat. to Carol
Js la .tory of .Morgan's dean, and le d.eplr
- ' moved by the evtdenc•• of ber deep V.
1 1 trig for the supposed dead man. saves, He rye
ches, however, to continue the demo -
lbws
1 CHAPTER V._Neat day Hilliard data -
ors from Angela that Corot had always
1 bead Lick Morgan, and while delivering
to Mr a letter supp�,•edly from her for.
M., Santt
Sane, realises that kla ateron le
um-henged H.■ **kerne toy
Du-
rant, rarW's falhdno'Make, ala r,aw
•r Porto- -
_
elution to coatlnu• lb* theepnon, but be
1 0. „yuere is.
CHAPTER VI.-tw Syraru,. Hellard la
I looked upon as a capltallat and tanning
• tees!, and 1n that capacity. i
pursuasos
Of Ills objet, Interests Cullenn40 to pe.-
sa,ulty of wealth In mining properties
The Cunene and Hellard go to the Durant
1
home for dinner
CHAPTER Vit. -Observations al the
r'ui'n!.' room'.-Hllllerd lest the doi-i•,
and his daughter had shines rarest M,
true Irlrut•
da and hl. love •, ria,
come..tr,mger. Ile rrallaes'b, boa
gr,,•.n r5 ..1 in ilii. k Arnatr".,g ;,
murk In )o*. with Carol. and Ib.
tai ,Ir rare. w Moot, tai
CHAPTER Y111.-Pe,94t0 his fie,
talereating capual*et■ of Syracuse
Within rentor,lc
lwhh he henev.a to
sound proposition) Hilliard regret. havL.•
placed himself In .u. -h a rale. position.
but In justice to Harmon feel' he mon, go
on. He makes confession to Carol of his
love -for her. and she admits the• 9bs.4
tinny of Ills affection tieing returned in
time. •
1 CHAPTER IX -Rufus Waring. youth.
, cul manor of Angela Cullen. Jeniou. of
IHIlltard, become* angrily watrhfu) of the
tatter's business 11 ernion visit, Myra•
cunt, and a prominent business man of
the city, seeing theIm together, warty"
illiard et Harmon's reputation INs-
turbed. Hilliard ask. Hermon for .n es-
planitton, and the broker unguardedly
admits a former swindle, and alto that
the mining proposition b a •'fake." Hil-
liard thr•,tene to maks the knowledge
pubttc, but Harmon shows Moo he has
made hlmeelf an accessory. Hilliard twee
nothing to do but go on with the deals.
CHAPTER X.. -In an Interview with
Carol, deeply touched by her (riendllnes.
aro Interest In him, Hilliard almost deter-
mines to admit his duplicity, plead (or
forgiveness, and make a -fresh start, but
cannot nerve hbOselt to the confession.
f 1Y„lu. sdiy .int) l0. 19.4
4'
Vacation Time
I 1kr plenty nl u'ritittf� uta-
i:tk tcitit you and don't
hirget ale-ent friends. For
1';tvelling you will find the
.IL)T n LAWN CuurE,N-
I111'M'' 'nos: ('QIIVNtl1('nt;
'•colt;tins tett• r iNlper iii pad
furan and a simply of envelop.•.
111 :1 convenient 1oeket gut•
A good Fountain Pen i» also
indispensable. 1Ve Barry both
11'Alll. Pens and 11',1TElt-
r 1i N`S.1DEA1„
NEW BATTERIES
INlfrrrnt Makes. Capacities and
Iced• e•0, just arrived at the
Auto EI•ctnic and Battery servicer
Cor. Colborne 31.sad Square,
H. JANE
The MAN
NOBODY
KNEW
By
Holworthy Hall
oven.', or 0.4.2Nn.e a . „•ties., no,
SYNOPSIS,
CHAPTF,R I. -la a base hospital at
Neullly. Prance. his test disfigured be -
frond recognition, an Ainencan soidier French In the ench army attracts at-
teation by \1g deep despondency. Asked
by the surgeon for a photograph to guide
thnm 40 malting over his face, he eters
r derision a pleture of the Savior, bid-
ding them rake that is n model. They du
Yu. n.aklns • remarkab - 11ten•a•
CHAYT1,it 11. -Invalided home on the
boat he meets Martin Harmon. New York
brok.r, who Is attracted by b* remark -
fu
able aturea Th. es-pldIr gives h1..
name as "Henry Hllilard,•' ani. his home
s I '
araeuw; New Turk. H. daft there
Wider a. cloud, sad 1, embittered against
0Ia former hollow tuwnimen, Harmon
Oahe bum a proposition to will mining
stocks In Syracuse, cuncsaling hole-tden-
0tr. Ire accepts It, seeing In 11 a chaste*
to make good and prove h. has been ud-
Mnetlmamd-
EAST ST. GARAGE
Cars overhauled and re-
paired by expert mech-
anics. Agent for
McLAUGHLIN CARS
Batteries re -charged and
stored.
W.
M.
BELL
East *reel Garage ('hone 243
Keep a Kodak Story
of the Children
'The Kodak you want for the
pictures you want is ready for
you to see at our store. And
we're ready to show you how
easily h Works and to make
worthwhile suggestions about
your picture -making plans.
Autographic Kodak: $6.75 rap
Kodak Fr/m in your the
Finishing you'll like
H. C. DUNLOP
DRUGGIST
Phone No. I Goderi
"1'm Jost wnn,ering, - IMP Rr1tn, mtn
O terrible smile, which wool entirely
d evoid of mirth, "Ifn Hain happ'n34 fn
a*4 tui In a e n Q.t.} of transition
pertnd, yon know -half -way between
1 wonder n -hat's c,mine to him.
1 wonder what 1e enmtng to him-
--- I T wonder if the whfrtw'in,l doesn't get
B- US AND BAGGAGE 8ERVIUE Ione loth wnya."
he-
llos meets all trains. Calls made for After the street door hailclotted
pattsengerm and baggage to any pert of ; Abu! hies. (yarn! newt .lowly along the
the town. Prompt Terri a guaranteed corridor to the ()nettle's Minty and
Telephone 51, Day or Night I knocked, out of .h.er boot. Ilia pleas-
ant baritone came to her rea..ttringfy.
.1.1 s?"
H. B. 8 T O W E "Are ynw hurry, dear?" Few men, nn
IRa44rnee. Cambria Road. opposite the hearing her voter, with tont suggestive
Organ Factory Ofike i rote?* fn ft. would hn.P ennfPfM rsto
a• • p hr*rlrn• ener enn.ant
"Worth $100 to Me
Relieved Eczema and Piles"
Mrs. Peter A. Palmer, Uhlman, Soak., writes:
"Dr. Chase's Ointment has completely relieved me of eczema
and p&s. f also used this Ointment for my baby, who broke out
is eczema. A few applications
were all that was necessary in
her case. Dr. Chase's Ointment
has beet worth a hundred dollars
to arc, --before using it i had
spent a great deal more than that
is mosnecea,ful treatment from
dooctused ors. We have also ed Dr.
Chase's otnl,r medicines. the
Nerve Food having restored my
health after autr i•g frees metre
serve trouble «bra a girl."
Dr. Chase's Mutinied
d
M dto• • Inim aft dlimeses or Ramoneema Ramon-emNewt. os, Lea. PlidlliEde
a
i
THE SIGNAL,
YOUNG DAUGHTER
MADE WE
CODEIIICH, ONT.
r•-'4:.111 Route of I'''l')4 --lu. R men ii.
CIO? 1 don't know howIt la %herr
you (rune trete--but here, we don't.,'
L Hlllhlyd x11411,1 tsy,ldly; 4t -4' the
ut111rst llcrc.'rwity 0f Pulotlu41 fur he
knew flow tt h) 4 'arol hail *44044 alt PR -
Mother Tells How Her Daughter
Suffered and Was Made Well by
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound
Vancouver, S.C.-" My daughter b a
young girl who has been having severe
tains and weak and dizzy feelings for
some time and had lost ber appetite.
Through an older daughter who had
heard of a woman who was taking it
for the same trouble, we were told of
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com.
pound. My daughter has been taking it
for several months and is quite all right
now. It has done all it was represented
to do and we have told a number of
friends about it I am never without
a bottle of it in the house, for 1 -myself
take it for that weak, tired, worn-out
feulin( which sometimes comes to us all.
I find It is building me upend 1 air(
recommend it to women who are su
tter
ing as 1 and city daughter have."-
J. MCDooste, 2947 20th Ave.
Vancouver, B. C.
From the age of twelve a girl needs a1)
the care a thoughtful mother can give
Many a woman has suffered year
pain and misery --the victim of thou
]wanes. or ignorance of the mother
should have guided her during the; time.
If she complains of headaches, wins
in the back and lower limbs, or of you
notice a slowness of thought. nervous-
ness or irritability on the part of your
daughter make life easier for her.
Lydia E. Pinkbem's Vegetable Com-
pound is especially adapted for suds
pNr1t Iu her mylapath5' , . shy she
had been ie. meticulous to let hintrealize Ihn.r she eating, him as a
friend ; onlonly1,. n friend .. , and here
al
woe Armrotg, concealing with difil-
rutt)' the triumph he was hinting at.
"No." he wNd harshly. "pile dursn't,
but there Isn't anything to keep us
Irana
i u•ntiouing anyluely we like emurile' 4110 club ilk there?"
"Why -not that
"Thele CII take you down anyway,"
Mild IIJJu,tn►. ".Ind lees nee if, we
dun'( try to understand each other."
tookIt took a brave' Ulan to accept the •
offer, for Irlllfanl'e eyes held little to
9•
r.u111111e+m their nw'n.•r as a prudent
driver, or aa a eery pleasant compan-
ion- Annsmong, however, was already
,�g putting on his hat.
. • • • • • • •
Mrs. They hid driven over to the station
East. In silence. Hllilard. parking the run-
1d.n41 rarrttlly, turned to his paxse•ll-
gee,
e of N r ve got ten goon minutes," he
ght, ;maid "Your trnin isn't even in yet -
who go ahead and talk."
Armstrong, after a momentary de-
lay, put nut a conciliating hand. "Old
matt," he aald, "let's play the rest of
this out like two sensible people. We
wnn't get anywhere by bickering. and
1 suppose it won't do any harm for us
Io put all the ('arils on the table,•and
0 know exactly where we stand. Of
courser, yen haven't known toe very
the lung, and I haven't known %411
hut eupp9eie.Oust to help along the un•
derstanding, wee take each other at
face value."
Hllllanl wince'!.,
"Well -suppose we dn. Ther whet?"
"Then you cunt hold It up against
me for stopping off At Butte ou rung
way out. 1 haven't any motive In it -
I promised to do it ns a favor to Rufe
Waring. It isn't a personal Issue Bt
all. 1 know exactly how It outfit ape
peer to you. but - . . l'nn not that sort
of man. Hilliard. 1 ss lIldn't have
dreamed of It myself. That's straight!"
The ruasqueTtdrr regarded him
earnestly -sad yielded to his evident
sincerity. ---
"Way down diep:r he said, at length,
'1 know you're not. but . . , what's
r'
"Not when v„n'r•,• f100101." 'std
dnetor. apnet'rtn;; "h the threshold.
HIR bro,' rltere4 suddenly. "What's
wrong," he .old, '
"rlleddc." mild enrol. "he's gime.
. YOU HAW 11f44a, ion . what
Is it? What is iL?" tilos wile. trembling
Yluleretly: the big doctor «nitiere1 her
w 4j i44. Nrmri 5tttho,** ceremony and
carried her over to his favorite brother
chair.
"Flr.s burnlug." _ said Doctor TM -
rant, quietly u••Iturnhtg and illumine
and' burning , , like th. IMM
74ru're nevi! down In the Nast furnaces
, %11114 hot. en* crucible steal
MIIIPi Ont of them ams
lrontkelt In make I.ertu:meta. things welt
of . " fir x,n,"•Ihw.l her hair, and
mho.• sighed quiveringly. anti Ise atilt.
"And the 0449.1 hosts fel timorous, tlnlen
aa_tram a+. Nie (inn that made It. T
don't knew wl
144 e,t Wowing Nlre•
k rhe flames,
dear. but he'll d4►-h.'li 1144"
CHAPTEit Xl.
Itatf-way down ,lmntes 14(8.t, 1141-
ilerd. driving his runabout In utter dla
T•gnrd of the traffic rule.• un.-r.lfY•
Ing. by foomient.:md wool by
word, the enl,4rrsntb,i, of th. earlier
evening. HP hull gone to Cnrfi4 u•tth
the sturdy intention of betnlying him•
Rrlt nrnnfoll, amt instet/Ill: let In the
doetnr's faddy he had perceived en•
other. and whnf ,."ern0.I n, hien a more
nnse'Iflsl, method of achieving chi' name
4. HP had foneieft that If he Meld
emery's Intnet th4- *1,.lnory ..f Dicky
n, if he con1.1 ),retent the world
-nn espe tally fluff 1,44 rt of It per-
sonnel the ('ell. -ns nod iOman! .-
frnnl krr ting what R 4evidenhli thing
It nes thn Hick Mlorg:n, Mot done, he
could sore modicum of pain for
Omer who w i.l otherwise be mon(
nffeeted. This 0nnc.ptton hnd Inter-
fered to make It talk with Carol
somewhat nlndfss he had
been under the /loaf IMees.ity of 'Intim-
Ing Hllilard without 1(4 Ilrailu( Mite
gen. And how buntline he And me-
cos►pleehed It! flow Inefficiently -how
en'ucce.efully !
11(1 Impu ko, he eherke4 the speed M
the ear. and swerved to the left; he
wee actuated by n sudden desire to nen
over to the t'nt.rr•elty club and nPP
Armstrong. II. hail no 4eflnite plan
am to what he should say fir do: he
merely rrnvMl to meet Ms rh-nI fnoe
to face, and hate It Out *116 him, %inn
40 roan -and this tlrrte there should be
so bungling.
Mr, Armstrong, It 1119•r11Pd, WAR In th.
library . . , awl would e,1mp ,town
directly, Indeed, he followed almost
On the heels of the messenger. •
"Why, hello, H1111ard," he said, rath-
er mtlltedty. "Did you want to see ore?
That's tan hail -I've grit to Ip* p' flet!
In Just a couple of R.rondm to retch
my train. I'm going Kest tonight."
• I'll take pan over," said Millard,
Mwrtly. "That'll MVP you n minute or
ten -and glye us time to chat, Idy
(0,1'4 Ir11tx14P." •
• *tying --ander the riretimiltancelt
.lrmst-(ng's g1unee nes divert -
"1 don't think 1 con lot you do
--1nk. rue over, i Mean. 1'111
' t'. e t nn a 1 inIoe x trip and d
k ff would he very eppropr`-
• ••n ;* 441" 1lllli,rl fell ntrenkr
s.wrsing emir Ids spine, "How
Oil 7"
4. ruetruug cunault*4 his watch more
-
"Hllilard," he said, "t like t1 do
*logs out In the open. There are
Mist two reasons why i don't 4hlnk you
roan," want to invite MP to ride down
to the station with you. If I'm wrong,
it's up to you to nay so. One of 'em
4. that Rufus Waring has asked nip to
Mop off et Rutto-I'm going a gond
deal further than that --end look up
some matters for him. 1 guess Peel
know ax well es 1 do what they are.
Hilliard fumbled his hat- "I see,
And --the other re0mon?"
Armstrong soddenly straightened;
sod hie voice bed a curious ring to It
-a Meg which eleetrffled rlllllard end
awe*. the moat petrifying alarms
wltwle him.
all roe raea,ln the It ... 4. 1 nowt
tend it lett'! a Mod • , ;.. '„ say
1'ui try•Int fvu 11401411 It., Awl you
Illnl)' dt'arrve It."
".end to you," 0 ,.•i An .u4Nlg
fully. "Mild m, I.sd t,9dui`a 4111 e
aid.. Aad 1 14.10 y', sir mintt 144*
million ,dultan for plu,"-
"Thanks," ,aid Hilliard, grimly
need It. kat Islet by afrat.t to
lhtfns your honed ot'lul011-4401
"\•'-end l'l1 Send it to )'all.
7•hnf'x 44(41' fair. . . . I'd belle
xt❑1'I ilg.'•
l'hry oho. k hands aCn111 aerie
"You're Whin' 1844,4[, Arms
• . . 4en't .!:ink I've got any re
114'11! left .. except a bit that 1
quite sw•att,n, on short notice. .
I know- hut you don't uta
worry, old 411:411. Your future's h
P ch -as I hope to wire Ituf,,.
Saturday."
Too late, 11Nfluet, perceived
they !sere talkltlg-at cnalwp11rprltre
Arinsrr..ns 11':1,4- evidently -thin
m,llt thmeweer
onlynifeor a lastin 0.'..turoHutthere of tare
tool Armstrong had disappeared la
dollies of the tralndhe,1. .Armin
• . , the ih•ror, mid the inqul1ltl
• . . wax 00 the hood to Butte!
• • • • • •
Work, l,ant work, the panacea
the /Ishafi•"' of those who are
Madera -ed. ever this ehewpeet n
wax denied Hilliard. fir was left d.
With los prohlelu. wrrstllllg 111!1
once more In the bh,ek l.rkne•,, of
Ip0Sdeh.y, and knnu lag neither
means of 'simplifying It, bur ■ et
setter t•' whom he could turn fur ai
He corns -dell that there war only
thing f •r Mot to (10, end hr Into ode.
do It„but he woos harasses) because
had s.. much time to 'think gamut
Not a4n.'t.th, first eicketiing shock
Harnion's revelation haR- he dote)
his •,din purpose; It w'as IIIPro ly
marhll.•-rt of it w111011 perpleiwl h
I11s .•.s !!deme In himarlf grndun
returned: he was abnormally cern a
determined: he hod no more Idea of
r7xI'':g hle'1m4,ilmes than he would
have twit, In Flnn.l.r,, ,.f 41s.4..ying
h!s Ire. Tat. thntg was tt.•r•• to he
don,, ,n,4 he, regardless of itis own fu-
ture. was there to do It,
Overnight. he hod neeuplel himself
with scat's elementary accounting.
WI:l, tlarmon's check, hl, °Instnnd•
ing balani',• for expenses. nod what
money he could rnlse by selling his
trur..t eft atm a few 'terminal powers.
istons he had On
han4
n matt.- of
ain.ty-sir hundred dnllnry: Syntcns.
*434-4 entrusted tato with 'arty -two thou -
ran 1. To compromise tin) rate wf
pre-
-but
err-
ithSt
kr. a
send
too.
r Ito
x the
trots
Bent•
can't
1 to
right
about
that
king
time
well;
the
rung
Doer
•
•And
mor.
lief
Inge
r It
de-
n
um -
it.
n1P
1 to
he
It.
of
rel
the
.10( AD DIRECTIONS
CA111 1ALY AhD
_.461,'1.0W.IHE71
There is
only one
ay to kill
all the Flies
This is it --Darken the room as much as possible. close the
windows, raise one 01 the blinds where the sun shines in. about
eight inches, place as many Wilson's Fly Pads as possible on
plates (properly wetted with water but not Booded) on the
window ledge where (he light IN strong, leave the room closed
for two or three hours, then sweep up the Ries and burn them.
See illustration below.
Put the plates away out of the reach o! children until re-
quired in another room.
The right
wto use
ison's
Fly Pads
to Waring. "We're going to Riot et the
bottom of this sooner or later -sad
the Owner -the better..,1'm waiting for
you to repeat what you Just told us,
Rufus.• -
There were tear of anger in the
int. stelfJfrpd;x P)r.-of anger and of
ily lugo,trncr 1l4• gave Angela a look of
rad Lsuperb, .disdain, shrugged his shoulders.
"Well. that wattle' that!" he said,
sod es Angela ituve n gasp of under-
standing, and turned angrily white, be
laughed metalll!•af}y,
t'nI1P11 'et nearer to btm.
"Are'yeu going to speak up nr not?
Reenume If you m'ee't
1';aring folded his arm;; but he
still felled of the pose he gleaned,
' oyes -end his-wwseleu-weir.-
trfelt..r to him,
"No. I'm not! Not until, I'm reedy
404 I'm not afraid "f the whole (Towel
of your Cm not going to toe bullied
and hn41410 '4- Into-". He attempted
to to bnlsh past Cullen. the older man
his caught himby the arm. "Take your
rat hands off me 4"
It "You stay where j-ou lare!" 'donned '
h,. Cullen, "Until you .'.n-"
to ")f you ley your hands on me once
n- more. Mr. cam), i'l1 , . don't you
u
f. forget I kr,N what this means!. I'll
h. have you-••
t• "Oh. yo,rr Inw ' Cullen snorted it
eootrluptunusly. "For Hod's sake, '
don't snivel about it - stand tip
and take It like a roan. If you've got
any manhood In you For a law 111'.-•
dent you're , • , well, don't try to
14. r.'dllnr.-thea was apparently
,only rP.nnrre, and yet how irlsufflr)e
reparation it was! Ile knew that
hod been 14* dots to investigate t
' Nonfarm property before he began
•tpleft it: hP knew Otto Isis se -If -Inn -
Melina to flyra.9lr. Mid !ren
Iv Inexcuxahle, and that not Print
incl 4hat hP ),a4 hien enrriel-away h
the .:('limn of It meld ever be eveused.
Nls intrleate fabric of deeepthn,,, now
tint bee inspected 1t from thin dlff,•rint
viewpoint; was filmy-ulusl.ly. Ire
mild be trieel-if anyone ceri•d to
,end the time, and the energy. If
rmstnrng--or Rutter iVuting--eered
, spend It, for example. Of roarer,,
ere was always the refuge of flight,
It In Flanders, mon learn not to dr -
ret their posts, and itIII),rd lu,r1
arae! that lesson among the irst.
nvalty to the (VORA of f110rin4 had
own automatic; night wp. simply In.
m etvehte to him
Yee, he i•nnid tither his troop*.
rl place them, together with Ithu"r•If,
the hands ,of IIs .shhmrrlh"r., and
elr teng••nnr'P wont.' foe• twnfoid:
••e for their Inas ant of pork.!, (hep
r MN riots nut of fnith. Ne hod d.-
rved no leniency, end he expected
fie tint ee for those who, trithnttt
• financial entengern,nf, had re -
9t.91 hit,, nod hnnnrr,l him, nm for
rol Durant noel Angela
Will, me for Carol, he wax at least
retievel of the terrific mental ront'fd-
xion which would merely have fallen
upon I4,n if hi bed lend reason to )e_
neve that she toyed him, As It %n.,
her shock at Ills dletaster would he
tetnperel hy Ann.trmtu'x Rano ',allow, -
pay: 0t moot, .he would too. In Mil-
liard n friend of only a few nrmthm--p
man Rhe had,w•nnted to retain n't a
4'rlind, but-hy her own admtaslon-am
that, nn4 to more. Thum wax n r•ongee
lotion trifling and frnglle, to
be .sure, but something saved out of
the wreck,
As In Armstrong -Hilliard, marvel-
ing ,aomPwhat et holm own tolerance,
wished llhu joy, Armament was fine
and rtenn and manly; he had 'a -ell
merited hlx vlrtory. An to Mr. Cullen
-irillh,rd wax Inns with regret, but
sifter alt, rotten's' gullibility WAR what
had nets/n the earnpefgn x0 rhftdl.hly
temple. As 40 Angela . , . alto !fad
renlly loved ilirn ,
"(1h, the poor little kid!" mal; flit
hard mnffly, "The poor little kid,
• And Iwrhnpe he had never loved
Carol hul•ent 00 much me when, at ten
o'clock that 'tunny morning, he went
up the atepn of Angela's house to de -
little t1/1's 1'rgard for him be.
t conld he destroyed hy others.
the doorstep, he form] strength
memory of poor Pierre Datnut.
11'•7, Hilliard felt that he, too,
(ring up Ma 1tf. ea Thltowt had
Mx . with n smile for the
rad a hieming for the future, Re -
he was afraid. unnefrvedty afraid,
ngota, after all, was fn hive with
and when he Mut n stop to that,
the beginning of the mid.
Mimard, .iandinc on the thrp.hn1,1
was himself the eetder of this atmos.
Cohere; he felt It partly h.c,r,Is' his
1 (11410d was so !legible and partly be,
` Agee the three who fa et him had
•lmnitan,onely thrown H,.- , heed at-
' tentlon on him, thrown It v and
ehal)engingly, including he,.. In the
finale sit the cllmas, while th.--- 1114
nlntlonlesr as statue.. He bstked At
Waring. 11.450x* Palun teas d•f.n.
dv.ly ac0te; h.pr.uiI.s,kend at Angela,
eumhed, fullpitant, end_..ettrit.d: lie
looked at lfr. 1'ull.n. tight-lipped and'
'frowning: and HIt11Ard caught his
breath, as a swimmer who, launches
himself M * Milt (Ilse. and walked
rempomelly into the drawing -room.
__"4 hope," -he sold gravely, "I'm not
1 ltirti)In( KIO rT'---- - -
The trio ruts galvanized into action
! Cullen falrlY Ixap.•4 nt holm. "Hllilard.
he .4414. -thank the Lord'. You'ro the
1 vey "tan wP holt,"'
I H*Nlard .11111.14 straight Into Cull.n's
eye..
"That's why I'm herr," he .AIA,
, Waring hough.! 1.11.11y -tow, loudly;
Shot the laugh et.•ujs.) short, for Cut -
1011 was towering. neer him -('ellen
blazing with indignant wrathand with
a hand resting on Hilliard 's shoulder.
"NOW )'4 on," said e'ulb'n runtn,an,-
Intly "We dna'( w'
st
r.
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hl
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144
"What's That For7" *
„fr
tint for?' lie referred fn Arlt. f•.
Wong** olitstreteiori hmnl. "Oh' .
ell right." They shook hands solemn-
ly. "At the same time it w'nw14 1111'• the
been ro perfectly aatflr,,l for Yon 'o sl"
Frei like g"*lint whatever lever:ore II
you ronld-" .
"There's no need of that-tt Op..
maid Armstrong. HIe tensile wan prnml
and brllllxnf, and Hilliard • wlther.91
under It,
"ifell, I wasn't mare."
"1 don't deny." s:tld Armstrong
slowly, "that rat first might this In n
queer thing for 1110 10 ll.. -49 ehr.'k rap
ynclr l,r'"perty. 1 mean -when yon pmt
i hu v.' 110.1 34110)1 Rn Intimate relniion.
ship am opponents. And i woulrh, r for
the world )love agreed to ft 1f it rook!
have heti the slightest connection with
with- your own privet, affairs,
It hahn't-It can't have• i give ymr
m7 • word on that ; It's been rented
without the slightest reference to nny-
thing else. -tut mince It Mau',, and
since ituffle noticed the 0m ■ favor --
anti promised to tell you about It -
anti lt'n absolutely c)mntercial-•
''Tint's enough, Tm glad y)u're
going 10 410 It." illlllard's Ynir•• was
gruff; It Sax n tribute to tris rompan•
loft's Voile of slides. "hnmc' auy'h14lg
a4s,tf' rriningl"
"lot a thing- lint I'm to gr, to a taw
flrtn hl lintte-and of !•cors,• u', only
a for/minty, anyway. 1'11 probably rind
Ire better rasa Tor ever cl.fmM. Ant
Rafe Rated me."
"I son. Wolf -new about this other Mt-
matter , " I fora 1
On
Armstrong wee gatebing the west -
boons/ eepremm as (t felt Ito cautions In -I.
way through Railroad avenue to the In .
station. wee 1
"Yea?" given
Hilliard was anddenly Ashamed of Pati, e
btma.If; he wanton -elf to concede that mil"
Ms real had the adventeg, of him la that A
prose and attrufmm. He shook himself Atte'
e of the enrage resentment which It was
M
wax steeling upon hfm.
"We're only • human--hoth 41T nm. CHAiTER X11.
'ottani-under the Mr'0umstaerpo- -
he Act Hoene wP con may la to say As he emoted the threxhnld of the
°thine . . . ereent that r wink ran , msg. Araert..9.r•,M dr•wfnp,Pimn. A•
f
n
"It's Nothing but Jealeusyl He's Iliad
Mirrtble Thinge Abut Viol.*
anew tntntttvrty mit ' no nen prim -
tiered upon a climate. This he sensed
from the attitude of the three who
turned .tnweral him an he entered -
gamed It before be saw what was 1n
their oyes The atmosphere
wall vl4Mnt, nm' though from solum(
e.dves 'which had passed beyond. and
y04 left tracers Of the swell behind
them. Thi, room was silent; but of n
►'tetter more rnnfnundtng then a 4e,f-
en'•,•• tnm,nll
handed work ermine here !tutus I've
•
told you that ot100 Already. Go on:
W7 It'to bin fare' You're rnnrer.a
!tont enough hrhln4 his back -say it
to hie face! Ellh.r you tell hire or I
waR1 !"
The hay wipe.' her forehead. Beade
of sweat stood out on it.
"Mr. (Mitten . , It Isn'tIt isn't fair , "
"Fide!" Angela's .prang had risen
to a hnlf•.rrennt, "Rae Waring, after
what you're been 'toying. you telt about
tieing fair' Why 1f
"Nosh' Angela!" Ilor father's ad-
monition 11-x34 peremptory enough to
meth her Instantly. Ile wheeled back
ran GYMS from It, than,., . Are
gnu going to test him, or Ant 1?"
9') 11
P (054'.',' W . dy'
alnel ; ranee
•whir's arnrtnd to !Munn,. "T4en T71
eft yon myself. Tinos'.<.h
• %dint thlny'a•
n, saying afn.ut pm? Coming up to
5i),m you're Mit here, and trying'to
tiff.. you whin yon' -e nut larking?'
Millard who . lfnd aeon 'tandlnt•
pnratvtw4, ffm4 voice.
"!tying', t ran gnes1," ho 41014. enr1m(.•
r rnhlt, "And don't be harsh with
fol, Mr. Men., An * matter of'
ort-"
Atwehl hod flirt/nit between them;
0441;1.! :aw th t)u•r cheek!, were hear -
*Posh
"it's nothing loot toad ntgi•!" .ire
ted Yeh.• ,,.•fitly. "Il . wild horrlhls
Ings Monad yen! He's always.eny-
g things About yon! .HP .aid--"
(To be Continued)
•
He Should Try It, Anyway
%%'idower-"You are the sixth girl
to whom I bare proposal without
avail."
The I;iri--"\Yell. maybe 1f you
it 44r one when making your meveltth
pe0)kosnl you'll 1,144'e better luck!" -
Answers.
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