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Alto Rainey ollll(Iellly 1'e(t as if 1(11
(support Mud bee: nucalled tient, a
fief] reed ut hest, Lund lied not need-
ed Wet; would he need him, wore Its 'an
aId, not alto;,, thee neees,au'y, with
llansen aboard, to run the ship?
Ile said nothing, but thrust 11(11
hands ileo the side pockets of the pilot
011111 Le 1,1111 s0quh'ad t'0111 the Shull
stores. Tho sudden 1"11014 of cold steel
gave hint new teenage. lie had sworn
to protect the girl. If Lund, seenlin?-
more like a pirate than ever, with
cold eyes sweeping the horleon, ]lis
bulk casting ltlihu'y's Into a dwa1nd
by comparison, attempted to 'hanri
Peggy Simms, Ittlluey resolve(' to plat
the part of eluu(pion.
He could not shunt like '.1111(1, but
he was arum'], 11; felt. the mastery o
the man, At1(1 he felt incompetent be
side hint. l.nud hold the power of lit
and death, net by brute fume (inns
Ile wua 11.e 1'.','y tutvfgatul' 411(10(
with the 1';tppl4' seriously i11, As .(m'
alone b0 1.4.111 tin. in in his land, wn
they were out of sight of limo,
"11411;1 ,1, sa'.•1 Lund, "AU'. Rairey'Il
relieve you atter we've eaten. Conte
ou, 1 1111110 ''0u ain't lost yore appe-
tite, I `low. \Conch nu' discard that
spoon 'S'or kbit(' su' full. 1 don't
have le pier ',1.41( lean ritm, 'anger"
Fem. die. (.•i .•ppe•ul t0 111.Iney, It
'was Lend ( demeanor that go!mped
him. The (hent dlsmis0'l ('arisen as
woe sl.n,1' lusty as he might have
flipped 1110 ash from a el„ a1', or tossed
the 111/11 MTV -Aide,
"I've gut to Mettle those hunters,"
Lune] said. "I expect .trouble there,
.sooner 01. later. But I'ni gain' to my
down the law to 'e11). if they conte
clean, well an' good. they git their
,original two shares, If nut, they don't
get a plugged nickel. An' lleming's
the one who'll stir up the trouble, take
it from me. I'd ,jest as sown 11 was
war. I don't see (s we can help the
skipper 11111(.11 'less we 1(y reverse
treatment of what Curlsen dict -11 we
know what (1111 was, I1 he alts worse
she'll let us know, I reckon. See you
Inter., •
Rainey took the dismissal and went
up to the relief of llansen. Ile did
not mention what had happened 1111111
the Scandinavian referred to it 1111-
reedy.
"They put the due ov'erhea'd, sir,
soon's lIr, 1,1111(1 nn' you Imine 140 be-
low."
It seemed (l summitry (1lsntissnl of
the dead, without ceremony. Yet, for
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"They Put the Doc Overboard, Sir,
Soon's Mr. Lund an' You Bane Go
Below."
:he rite to he (411thentie, Lund must
have presided, and the sen•burlal (er0-
Ice would have been a mockery under
.he cl•culnstanees, It w1124 the best
tiling to have dune, Itainey felt, but he
'•)'11141 not ai'01d a mental shiver et the
bought of the roan, so lately vital, his
trait alive with energy, sliding through
he colt( water l0 the ooze to Ile there,
041(1001, swinging with the sub -sett cur -
;elite until the (wean scavengers
defined him.
"All right, Hansen," he said in un -
slyer, and the 1a111 hurried off utter his
extra detail.
Lund came up after 14 while, mid
Rainey told him of the rate of ('ar)-
sen 's Inacly.
"1 Jiggered they'd 410 about that,"
cuallitented Lund. "They savvled he'd
Wined to 1(11(1(0 suckers oui of 'out, uu'
they dumped liar. lint they 1111('1 m,
our side, 4,,4' 11 long sight. 'r)mt Deming
Is a better man 111111 1 thought. hers
the main grouch among 'en. Said if I
hadn't had It gun 110'11 have tackled me
In the cabin. Meant It, too, though 1'41
have smashed Min. He's stele 6eeoz 1
slid he wurn't 1(l,' egurtl.•1 told him if
he wanted to try It out, I'(1 ur0uuuuu
Ante him. lie didn't take It 1(p,. an'
(11011'41 kit] him Munn it. He'll peek a
grudge. 1 (1111'( (411(1Ill ut' their 1[4111(1'
uta, 1104 while the 51:letter's sick, They
need ate to navigate."
"'Yids !light to a good chance for me
to handle a sextant," suggested 41011,0y
custmily,
Lund shook his head, smiling, but
his eyes nerd.
"Nut ,'t't, 11(1?:," he said, "Nut
]hut I don't trust you, but 1'00 nu:' to
le the only mile, jest. now, Is u sort of
lite lasurinee That sails ole 10 tarry.
'1'111',' might figg;e', i1 you was able to
11104(,11110., Out they c'md but 1114' srrc'ws
en yon to awry 'en] 1lu'angh, with me
out of 111e 4411Y. I don't soy they could,
but they aright Haden It lined Ore you,
tut' you ain't gut quit(' the sane stake
111 this 1 halve,"
Dere was cult] logic, lief I151110y snw
1110 forc0 01 it. Hansen came up early
to split the watch and put tludl' sehed-
ule right again, Itnd Lttud w0111 below
with 11111110,'. Lund ordered 'remade
to brbng a bottle and Masses, told they
alt down at 11e table. Rainey needed
thea kick of a drink, rand took (me,
As Lund was raising Ills glass with
a toast of "here's to luck," the skip-
per's door opened and the gig ap-
peared. She looked 'like a ghost. Her
hair was disheveled and her eyes
{hared at theist without seeuthlg recog-
giitiotL But she spoke, hi n flat, tone-
less Voice,
"141y father Is dead she fal-
tered, swayed and seethed t0 swoon us
11110 Salic toward the floor. Raine,'
darted forward, but Lund wee quicker
and swooped her up in hls arms as if
she had been a leather, took 'her to
the table, set her In a chap', dabbled
a
napkin In some water and applied It
to her b1'oivs,
"Chale her wrists," he 001)00ed
Rainey, "Undo that top button of her
blouse. That's enough; she ain't got
,.0 ('0040(3. 0114'11 r,dr" 1 nruugt.
Plumb worn out. '1'har's fill."
Ile Moulted her, Melly 4•' II (04(:44)'
0111141 't 0111141. Rainey ,1141 •d the• slen-
der wit-ts 11141 40041 11,10 p,11111;, 4,4,,1
sou s1,0 opened her e;(.: ,14,1 •41(;11141.
111011 :he 1,11110 away fre41 Luna,
1, 11.111114 over her, (1111 get to 1,.'r fret.
el must go to my rather," •11.' ,+•11141,
'1,1,• le (10111."
They followed her tutu the ,'ahie 111(11
1,(111(1 Lent 1101')' 1110 1,01111,
"L0ol:s like 11," 1! ,n'hf•eeirel 10
Rainey. 'then he tote up(1m the skip.
I''54 reet end shirt and. 1111 Ills 1, 41
1 Lis, 111,,. 111. (1109 an a u iu-:11
1,1, 1111 = 11' W s.'•p 111(1, 1„11 .111 int
kind. t' Idle. ,:h,• ,;u:+ 111 Ib. , ori 01. her
v1 st•rn'1h
from '111(111,.1 1'.•r.
r'. Lund suddenly 1,0+'1 hi, tead.
"'170-n•'.; a 11 (I[tt•1•," i1.r auhu,de•011.
"'le 411'1 (14m., sit. the 411:114'41 4111'
(111,4.• I.1•ln tly."
With the Iles.' there ranee .1;(,44 of
1,•v41vd, a Ion moan fret() the ',kit,ple,
The girl Ileo' to 111" side. '1'aumda.
attu(dblg by with the bollle, slopped
40rw111•41, funded the 1(1uud5 10 Rainey,
and veiled u1' the Itd of an eye, leek -
lug eluseiy 1(1 the pupil.
"1 sillily medil•hle at Tokyo;" he
(41114.
"11'hy didn't ye say so before?" de-
manded Lund, H d(d not °emir to any
of thein todoubt '1'ama(ia's word. There
was at lir of professional assurance
and 11n elli1lt'icy about Hint that ear-
ried weight, "\Phut can you do for
hilt? 'Ylere's a medicine chest 10
(..'a7'i8et1'S momma"
"1 14(45 hired to cook," said 'Yamada
quietly, "I should not have been per-
mit to Interfere, It is not my business
If a while man make] a fool of him-
self. Now we want morphine and hy-
podermic syringe."
Taltl•11111 rolled (1p the captain's
sleeve. The flesh, shrunken, pallid,
was Mosel,' spotted with dot -like
scars that showed livid, as if the cap-
tain lend been suffering from some
strange rash.
Lund w'htsthod softly, Itainey, too,
knew w111(1 it meant. The skipper had
been a veritable slave to the drug.
('art:en 111141 administered it, pre-
serlhed It, used it (144 (1 means to bring
14lnmus under Itis subjeettu4,
"flow reed) d'ye suppose lie look at
once'?" Lomb asked the .Japanese In a
IOW cube.
"Fifteen grains, I think. Maybe
more. Too much 1 Always too much
drug in his veins. Much worse than
opium for mum"
• "farlsen's work," growler] Lund,
"Increased the stuff on him 4111 ho
couldn't do without It. blade him a
slave to dope an' Carlson 1110 Loss. He
deserved kJllln' jest for that, the
skunk."
Rainey frantically searched through
the medicine chest and, finding only
nve tablets marked 'orphine 1 gr. 1n
a bottle, sought elsewhere 111 vain,
And he could 0nd no 11000110. But he
ran across some automatic cartridges
and put them in his pockets before he
htrrlcd back.
"This is not enough," said Tornado.
"And we should have needle. But I
dissolve these 111 galley." And he hur-
ried out, The girl had slipped down on
The Girl 4.1441 Slipped Down on
Knees Beside the Bed.
her knees beside the bed, holding her
father's 11111111 ngttlnst her Itps, her eyes
closed, She seemed to be praying.
'remade administered 1110 morphine.
The benefleiel results were uppercut.
The dry, ('rightfully S11)IOw skin had
changed all Simms was breathing
freely, while Tamdn, feeling his
pulse, nodded a0flvmatively to the
girl's questioning glance,
"We'll have to put In to Unalaska,"
Rainey Said, "There are doctors
there." The girl turned toward Lund.
IIe smiled at the intensity of her gaze
and pose.
"I play fair, 'Miss Peggy," he said.
"Rainey, change the course,"
The f:aeluk came about as Rainey
reached the deck and gave Ills orders.
Then he returned to the cabin. The
captain hnd opened his eyes.
"Peggy!" he murmure(Y, "Carlsen,
where is lie? Lund! Good God,-
Lund,
od(Lune], you earl see?"
"Keep nniet as you can," said Ta-
made. Something in his voice made
the skipper shift his look to the Jap-
anese.
"Where's Carlsen?" he asked again.
"Ile can't come 'now," said Tamgla.
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per., beide seemed nbneeemily
1,ls 11lltliliml( h4lahi'•1u"b.
('eel a u ; d•'usi?'' 114 ;1.•1;0,1. '1'h,e,
. hl t n;; 1m ].11141; "1'ou 1=111041 11111,
Jim?"
Lend molded.
"(lou mur11 tnorphire- 111,1 you give
me?" E
"Firs grains."
"It's not enough. It we's/ lust,
There isn't any inure?" he flashed out
with sudden enemy, tl'ying In raise
himself. ''I'1! he 4)0140 111 an 111(111' or
Iwo. (int to balk while 1111.4 lusts, :rim
--about ieavht' you (hat thee, I could
have come haelf. I had words about
It—wltli 13'nnsen. Ile liners. But the
(gide was Lad, an' the lee. It wasn't
the gold, Jiu1, I swwar it. 1 had the
slip au' crest' to look out for: Au'
I'cggr, at home.
"1 might lune gone htu'k sooner,
lint, I'1! 04011 up to 1111(1, Put Il Wasn't
the gold that did II, An' -1. didn't
hear what you shouted, Jim, '1'10
storm came up. 1.4'e were frozen by
the 1111' toe found the ship. Numb.
"Jinn, this 1f"Uble hit (41(5 the dhY
after we left tie flue. Not sciatica, at
first, but in the lend, i couldn't think
right, 1 wns ;lust 11111011 111 the bruin,
An' schen It (deans] off, It was 100
lute, The hoe 1)101 ;dosed. We couldn't
g1( luck. I read up in my medical
bull:, Jbm, later, w11011 the sciatica
took me.
•'111111 to lake 10 my bunk, Couldn't
44((1141. 1 had morphine, tut' it 1'ellevell
ale. 'Poole too nitwit after a while,
flail to have it. Gut better in Nan
1•'raucts10 fur tt bit. Thea Carlson pfte-
seelbed iL Blorphfue was my )loss,
an' then (arisen, he was boss of
the morphine. Seemed Rice—seemed
11110--"
1118 vile was weaker when 11e
spoke again. They came closer to
catch his whispers.
"('arisen—ntblcl wasn't toy Own.
Peggy—I wuen't in my right 11111441,
honey. Not when—Carlson—Ile was
angel schen he "nye me what I want-
ed—devil—Whet] he wouldn't, 31ade
me—d0 things. But he's deur]. And
['m going. Never roach Unalaska.
Peggy—forgive. ('leant for best—but
—n04 in right mind. Jim—it wasn't
the gold. Not Peggy's fault—any-
"She'll get hers, Simms," said Lund.
"Yours too."
Thn, skipper's eyes closed and his
frame settled under the clothes. The
g119 flung herself on the bed In un-
controllable weeping, Lund raised
his eyebrows at Tauulda, w'ho
shrugged ]tis shoulders,
"Better get out o' here.," whispered
Lund. lie Sud Rulney went out to-
gether. In a few minutes Tuutada
joined thein, his face sphInxlike as
(50451',
"1 -le is dead," he said.
Rainey and Lund went on [leek,
The sch0011er thrashed toward the vol..
onto, the bearing -mark for tlnalusku,
hidden behind It. They paced up and
down in silence.
"I guess 1(e tv'a5 'Honest Situtus,'
after a11," sold Lund at last. "The
gal blames me for the morphine, but
Carlson never mennt hien to live, She'll
see that after a bit, niehbe,"
Rainey glanced at him ettriously. 13e
was getting fresh lights on Lund.
Then the girl appeared, pale, cone.
posed, coming straight up to Lund,
who halted 111s Wide at sight of her,
"WI11 you c'luulge the course, Mr,
Lund?" she said, "father spoke once
snore. After you left. He does not
want to go (1 to l'iulnst:a. IIe said
It 'would mean a rush for the gold;
mellitus you would have to stay there.
Ile does not want you to lose the
gold, lie wants me to hove my share.
Ile (mmole me promise, And he wants
(1110 Omits" --she hit her lip fiercely
111 repression of her feelings '--to be
buried at sett, 'Phut was his last re-
quest."
SIN, Welled and 1001(011 over the fail,
struggling to wink lark her tears,
1411110y sow 1110 ;hint's glance sweep
over her, 1'1111 or alnh'm•lon.
"As you wisla 311ss I'r44', 4'," he (4111(1.
"1111115011, '110114 Ship, 1 on a 1111n -
nit, llow 4hout you, Miss Peggy? I1
yotl want to go home, w'1, cult acid
way'$ fit 'Unalaska' 11(taty rah,, I'41
bring back yore share—In fall."
"1 11111 not thinking (bout the gold,"
the girl said scolvlfuily, "But I watt
to carry out my 111111('('0 last wishes,
if you will permit 111e. I shall stay
with the ship, Now I ant going back
to him. You—you"--she quelled the
tremble of her mouth, tend her chin
showed firm and determined—"you
can arrange for the ruderal tomorrow
at (Mum, if you will, I want Hint to-
((Igilt,
Ilea face quivered piteously, but She
conquered even that mid walked to
the companionway.
"tannic, by Heaven, game as they
make 'em 1" said Lund,
GHAI"TSR IX.
Dimino Breaks an Ann.
Rainey, dosing in his bunk, ((hill
01'er t00 1:u,J'l,'u 111114)091111V., (((
da;:, had plle4•'1 (',Irl'••('. 'noelrtl;
111141, r his pillow ftflnr Iw41b,g !t, 1L.
1',,1,11 I that 11 Meted four shoos 1,1 full
(2fpa(lly, 1111• too 1l','t Lund 1,1(.1 114,44
1,4 11], Lull h, 101'1101. tb,• nue riled Ly
('urlseu at Itefitey, m4! 110' last Mei'.
feetive shot et Lund, 11 -bol Thal uln•
o;li'uy, Ita0,.y d'ebled, 111','014'
rbruugh Dud's 'oup-,1,'.tboo u,e of
tearing otr his 414:•1:03 140,I miming
them 111 the 4),''' •.
The d)'ntuw, tient h„ 111(,4 illy
colleted he rnnJ,( 11,,1r pgrrl(0.r (4wn(
-,,,,11!,• or 1.01,11 i:'1(.4(1,11,n' '.i 1,
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,exmee 14011, r1rl:'1tgtr 11'11 11 ru(1 lot •.
1.41,1 bml L,'•du', r•uni 11,4 1,1'1110 frn• 4
(1,0 1 ','tomo toh."l Ir r,••- I„ ( +0,' , 11
111'1,1 sr (01140 (((.111'1 •• in a tv' he
;Is ((1.14)11111" ht .1! •1 P1111/..... 1 (!441.
ly Itero1.11.d tl'on',l• w1,' n row
1: 1)
:3111ms 4085 et 11 ( ;leen 10 11,e
Ile felt certni( that ,I • het, er, 111,, ler
1honing were led, t()l(• o• 4 , l,' 114:,
11, the 111(111, his n4.11101 4.1'' 1•'•.•:- 1„
trouble coolie„ was , •..n1e•,":•'1 vs,4h
the girl.
On the border of dreawl4 h,- teas
brought book by t1 ,tr.oc•„ 1)01.4' on
deal:. It rash of feet, twiny (Tres. and
t'pping (haul all, I1," below 1(r Lund,
roaring. not for help, int in ('4mJ('nge.
Italney, half asleep. .lumped from
his hunk and rushed out of the room.
Ile d 1(1 '(0111,4 h]tp.
penha110d; the(101111unteasi'sto hnd aadttackaed
Lund 1 And, unused to the possession
of firearms, still drowsy, he forgot the
aetnmatie, Intent upon rallying to the
cry of the giunt. As he made for the
150tnpltelonwuy, the girl came nut o"
her father's ('Uo114,
"1' hat Is it?" she elder].
"Lend—hunters:" Italney culled
]lark ccs he sped up tie• ,:.1:(104. 110
thought he. heard a "wait" risen her,
but the stooping mud yelling were
loud In Ills cars, and he phtnaed out
on (look. Aa Ile emer1(d he sins the
1011(1 l'aee of Holism at the wheel,
ids pale Idne eyes ghuu9ns of (110 set
of his entivns fuel 111,•n taking on a
glint that turned amidships.
T.nud looked like a Levu' surrounded
In' the dog-pnerk, I -Ie stood upright
while the six Minters tore and
smashed 111 him, lintel's arms 5wn01
!ike eltd'.s. bis greet hands plucked at
heir 11)'1,1:, while be realest cell,•," of
deep -,ell, defiant natlis. 51o1dllg 1(r
striking off a num now and then, 0110
oourged leant suln'lingly to the 1111140([.
Itrief though the field lad Leen
whet! Rainey 11rrlV0,1, there 10115 111np1P
evld('nee of It.. ('lodes were turn awl
face: bloody, 0nd nifeel,' the 11011 444.0
pautlug as Lund drugged them lore
and there, Hulling, striking. hnlf-
sulothered, hut 1(1ways 0411111ng 1(p from
under, like a rock that( emerges from
the bursting of a heavy wave.
A hunter lunged out heavily ani'
confidently to meet him as the other,
got Lund to his knees for a fateful
moment, piling on top of him, ]dud.
ge,nling blows with guttural cries o:
ft -meted vletory.
Ita11ney's man struck, and ti,
strength of his arm, backed by Ida
hurling weight, broke down Rainey',
guard and left the arm numb. 'rhe next
instant they were at close gunners.
swinging madly, rife with the one de-
sire to down the other, to maim, t1
kill. A blow crashed home on Rn111ey's
cheek, sending him back dazed, strip
ins madly, clinching to stop the et..
tun Ill:e emashes.ii the Id der rini•-h-
I Jug him I0,1 14 t ''1
Ing at 11 4' thwee l :Wei.. hint es they
lull went 41.,sit mod 111,x int'' the
seui,pet• n• trio:: 1(l ,,4401, ''t1,•'.
I10 reit tiie 44111':; 110,11'. of 11!4
throat, y r:loi n.11tt' ,-.104,v14,0 c(4 • •4.1•
and breath 111„1 0,1.411 :,,t three:
up his hive (till, ;,(4 h;- feree. It
Gruel; -the 1111,,),•, 1' 0'1,' le the ;ruin.
11011 hr 144. 41,4 11„' o' ,4 x(144(1 1,1111 filo
en III(n 44„,4 1i,tt 1. hhm,,l 14 4•as
P0ar1y out. Ti0 Ti,14, .fed..
,,(cap for n 1,1 ,. the twee,u1' -
telexed, mol (1,111 ' :,1,,,.,4 f,.1' 414.
111_ t , .:4,141"1 -1,, i „I t ';n,, h,:..•
41140 !t -o1., Ih4tr •4,4101:. ,n 1Lin; 14'1.
I'ij., nmtl 1! 'l'4 ,,- :, 1'"c 1+,'1'40,• (111.111
through 44 hi''b ie• ,,,41'1 11,10 111, rm.!'
of 1.11411, w,u4411r•• I I' a (141,•4 1le.o
that told be Nye.: •:till fielding. still e, -
11(1en1,
l inlih;y saw til: !':.re, ,114= req (4111(441
.q'.bl,nd 444,1 1'.1'. ',(111 L;- t,oU,•
eyes ,taring u!, 1111 1 110 aDmy ,0 11,4
tight, 11e 0(411(1(1 nu ]auger, Faring his
l,r0at11. (0,,' of the teen feekling his
legs (Irupp(•(i _411' 'IPPS 0(•1411 4110 10111'(t
he gut on tin, Ole of Ids sl:1(11, amid
Lumd's k1c•k sem t11u1 sru'i(tin„ across
the 411','1[, limp. ,/tit 01' the light that
04111,1 111(0 14.1 pupil4(0lo04)e)•,
Ali this tame or Huiu"5, still dazed.
1lelped 11101sP!f by the 511311(111 101111rd
t1e "ampmliun, going as fust as he
0,,olil to get 1,1s gun. I1' 140 11141 1101
flurry hewas cor :111i they 400,1.1 1(111
Lund. No teen 0(111(1 Wl411S11uid 4110(4(4
0(1115 much l"ng'•r,
Lund killed, 1t would be 111s turn
nest, 1(11(1 the girl w•0111(1 he heft at
ih,Ir ;nervy. The thought seems—ft
Idol, clearing his t11robbhlg hetet,
jarred by the suutslies of his .still s(•uu'-
less opponent who would be catling
to before lung.
(Continued Next Week)
In a recent month 2,329 steamers
and motor ships passed through the
Kiel canal, in Germany.
Venice, Italy, sent more than
$118.000 worth of laces and am-
brioderies to the United States 111
the first six months of this year.
Flume has an area of 11 square
1,1110•: and a population of 53.000.
Flarcelona's new large railway sta-
t'on is the first building in Spain
employing the mast type of concrete
Owing equipment.
Tlio estimated value of new motor
ear; purchased by Nova Scotians in
1927 was 88,070,120, as compared
with $5,185,420 in 1926.
W. D. S. JAMIESON,
MD; CM; LM.CC;
Physician and Surgeon
Office McKelvey Block, Brussels
Successor to Dr. White
Phone 45.
T. T. M'RAE
M. 8,. M. O. P., ,e S. O.
U. 0. 21., Village of Brussels,
Physician, Surgeon, dacouohenr
)Moe at residence, apnoeite Dlely Ills Church.
William street.
AUCTIONEERS
THOMAS BROWN
Soafortit, Ontario
Licensed auetiorloer for counties
of Rulon and Pettit. Immediate ar-
rangements fee sale dates can be
made by calling The Post, Brussels,
Charges Reasonable, Satisfaction
Cruar'utt( <l or 1(o charge, 16-9.
JAMES TAYLOR
; Licensed ensed Al c 11'01 r rot' the County
of lluron Soles at -tended to in ul'
parts of the eirent.. Satistfectioi.
Guaranteed, or 1'1,, pay. Orders left
at The Post prom):tly attended to.
Belgrave Post Office.
PHONES:
Brussels, 15-13. North Huron, 15-628
KEMP BROS.
Auctioneers
Auction Sales of all kinds accepted
and conducted. Satisfaction Guar-
anteed and terms reasonable. Phone
Listowel at 121, 38 or 18 at our ex-
pense.
W. J. DOWD
Auctioneer
Orders left at this office or with
Thos. Miller, Brussels, Phone 16-18
will ensure you best of services alt
right prices.
Box 484 LISTOWI?IL Phone 246
D. M. SCOTT
Licensed Auctioneer
PRICES MODERATE
For reference ,consult any persol.
whose safe I have officiatd at.
61 Craig Street, LONDON
C. C. RAMAGE, D.D.S., UD.B.
BRUSSELS, ONT.
Graduate Royal College of DeatttE
Surgeons and Honor Graduate Uni-
+ vers)ty of Toronto. Dentistry in sn-
its branches.
1111 Office Over Standard Bank,
iPhones—Office 200. Residence 65-14
Gorton House — Wroxeter
I Every Thursday Afternoon
WM. SPENCE
Ethel, Ont.
Conveyance, Commissioner and C. ,Y
Agent for
The Imperial Life Assurance Co. all
Canada
and
Ocean Accident Guarantee Corpora-
tion, Limited
Accident Insurance, Automobile In-
surance, Plate Glass Insurance, etc,
Phone 2225 Ethel, Ont.
JAMES M'FADZEAN
Agent Howlett Mutual Fire Insurance Complus
Also
Hartford Windstorm and Tornado insurance
Monely to Loan for
The industrial Mortgage & Savings Company
DR. WARDLAW on First-class Farm Mortgages
ionor graduate of the Ontario Velerinerr Phone 42 Box 1 Turnllerry Street, Brunets
'ell age. Dev and 1(l ght oohs. Office opposite
(lour Mill,
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