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THURS., JUNE 30' 1932
H. T. RANCE
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surance Agent. Representing 14 Fire
Insurance Companies.
• Division Court Office, Clinton.
THE"•
ztec Myster
A Thrilling Story of the Old West
BY: MURRAY LLINSTE1i
Sonny 'as meircifully unconcietts
on the way to Moleville in an • ore
wagon .whose'golden.bui•den had been
ruthlessly chucked away, for light-
ness. He stayed unconscious for days.
When he opened his eyes: he was,,in
a beer in a room he had never seen
before. IIe ' blinked. arid ' moved un-
certainly. Itis whole chest seemed
to be .plastered tightly into !settee
thing stiff and unyielding. He i link-
ed and Moved uncertainly. The glit-
ter• of something on the counterpane
disturbed him. An . astonishingly
heavy arm moved a .surprisingly
clumsy,hand to investigate:
He grinned weakly at the star.
"Sheriff! Lorcly! Janet, she must
ha' Pinned that - on • m.e,'figurin' it
`was what I wanted , more'n anything
else, Shucks!" He stared at the
ceiling,and grinned feebly •once more.
"Women," .he confided to the polish-
ed star, "sure get crazy notions in
their 'heads!"
That profound observation seemed
to tire him. He fell asleep suddenly.
When next he woke he was gaz-
ing into, Janet's anxious eyes.
"Dawggonc " Ire said weakly. "Where
am 1, Janet? In jail?"
"No" 'She flushed 'suddenly, and
the anxious look disappeared for an
instant only to reappear as she said
urgently, "but you mustn't talk,
please. You mustn't get excited."
Scnnv regarded her severely.
"Lock-a-heah, young •lady," he said
weakly, "yuh' under arrest. I'm the
sheriff if this heals cannty, an' if yule
run away I'll have yah hunted up as
a fugitive freot justice."
Frank Eingland, B.A., LL.B.
Barrister, Solicitor, ,Notary Public
Successor to W. Brydone, K.G.
Sloan Block -- Clinton, Ont:
CHARLES B. HALE
Conveyancer, Notary Public,
Commissioner, etc.
Office over J. E. Hovey's Drug Store
CLINTON, ONT.
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each nest.for eggs. I-Ier mind was
on the masquerade dance to be held
ate Belmont that evening, and she
knew she could not get to 'it Alfred
diad mentioned it to her about two
weeks ago, but had
U01, asked.
to
go.. Still she had leItertain'he. in-
tended to later, or he would not have'
mentioned it. Then Wednesday he
had telephoned to say he had to go to
Anglin, for a few days 'and wouldn't
beable'to roe her again this week.
"Sorry, girlie," he had said,. "but
I'll be thinking about you all the
time and will come ,out to see you as
soon' as 1 get back."
been an enol to that
So. that had
rosy dream and it would be a lone-
some week -end. Most of the young
people' in Burnsville .district dick not
go as far as Belmont to dances; but
Alfred Furnival hada position there.'
had taken t ken Helen there to shows
and once to an Odd Fellows/ dance..
It had been wonderful and -Helen had
been looking forward with thrills of.
plea'surefoe days to this masquerade,
But then, was not all the world glam-
orous since she, had met Alfred two
months 'before at a .picnic.
She thought, as she returned .to
the house with her basket of eggs;
of the lovely, ISate Greenaway cos•
tune in jade green she had planned.
Alfred had once said that green made
her long hair look like spun gold and
her cheeks , like rose -petals. Since
Wiednesdav she had` not looked at
the material, and it still lay uncut, in
a dresser drawer.
shelter sentence. And he paid ,back
all the money he'd' stolen from the:
mine. with Garcia's help/ He paid it
to' me. Arid.I stole it!"
rd• !" said
"Loi'dy. Lo y Sonny
mildly. "What' an awful crime!' 1
got to keep r a eye on you, Janet
see'I Y.
or else 'y' goin' to raise all. kinda
Cain around heap. An' I'an sheriff;
now, Janet!"
"'Didn't ' you hear me tell' you?"
she demanded desperately, "I. took
the .money ' Mr. Tilfeid gave, back!
I: sent it to 'my father. You'd been
taking so, much . 'money from the
mine that it hadn't paid in, years.
My- father got into awful trouble.
Welted to' raise money. The `mine
was the only thing left.. And we
couldn't raise money on it because
it had never paid. The bankers said
it couldn't be,any good. They would-
n't buy it or even lend looney on it."
"As a holdup artist," agreed Son-
ny, "I am 'pretty good," , '
"So I came here 'to try to make
it pay so we could sell it. If any.
father couldn't get hold of some mon-
ey, somehow he'd he'd have to go to
prison. .And so I took the money Me.
Tilforcl paid back and.I sent it to him
to keep him , out of prison. And it
was really your annney-"
"That's 'dawggoned serious," said
'Sonny soberly.. "Did it keep him
cuter jail?" '
"Yes •; but I- ' She caught 'her
breath and said evenly, "I told him
that since I'd found out how he got
the mine, I. was giving it stack. And
I told John the money I was sending
was nrcnev I had stolen. And I
said that 1-I was ashamed of him."
couldn't come."
"Ito was rather unexpected," she.
said, her voice choked and unnatural.
"Hew did you know the?"-
• "Kno* you? ,' 7''d know you in
Of urse not those gold,',
China,. oc I know Cht8
haven't I seen you
cn curls: And
wear this hat dozens of times in
your 'ai clen'? •I'd know you anywhere.,
M
The beginning of a twinkle appear- "I•Io'll he here on the sex' traits,"
ed in his eye:, only to,. vanish in raid Sonny.
blanc amazement as she bit her lip '"No." She ::honk her head, her
and said tnr"ertainly, "All right, I lips pinched, "I know him: He'll
suppose you were canscinue when we take the money, ,'nd be afraid of
didn't know it and -heard some of tecie 11 if he conte, here. He wee
the talk." afraid' keferc. That's shy he Hent
come obs and :see'you soon, Won't you
I want to tell you all about the new
job I've got in Austin.
"And persuade toe to run away
from sky gran'dipother?". she gue(;:,
and"sli lee,
her shoulder,
tianecl over slipped,
't 1 tariit '
leaving. him S
out tho door le g g
blanlcly'aftee her.
Tob ' s carr with John at
ISeated in Toby's ,audio"the. wheel, she drew a long ,breath.
Moodie! This hat 'that sloe hast To. John it sotmded like a sigh,
never seen before. He didn't know ".Wasn't that Furnival you wet[
her. 1 -le was making lave to someonci spealciiig to ' just before' you name
She had dutifully' helped her moth•,
ex with all the many household tasks,
had .Practised her music and read the
lest magazines, but it seethed ar
though the flours crawled, as though
Sunday (the earliest possible time
she could hope to see Alfred) .were
infinitely remote. Only Friday now!
Perhaps John wouli call and ask' her
to go to Literary Seciety tonight,
Probably not. she had snubbed hits set
many times lately. If he Grid, she be-
lieved she'd go, • Perhaps time would
net seen unite se endless. She and
Tr'+n bad once been good pals, bol
non he se•"n1n1I se clew and quiet. Al-
fred wee dashing and gallant, gay
an? witty, nn-to-the-n,innte, and h^r
, 1 4e.tc low -lashed clerk eves. Pae
called him "net lady-killer" sem.
what a"r - nntneusly, but meiher
~,'hid nrthhtn•. She , ,n.ne.l On un''er
sf•p Cl- '•hn, ,»nr .1' #i'"inf:. Ti 1 �n 1,•,:1
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ehet'ino tiro waning Pelton of .Ir,,e.
51'niiy stat•_d. Then 'te noun rd 1511',"
Seney- stared, incl dulcue. Thar
to grin.`•I'•n kinds hazy " •rte ..d-
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Licensed Auctioneer for .the County
of Huron
Correspondence promptly answered;
'Ilmnediate arrangements can be ,nade
:for Soles Date at' The News -Record,
Clinton, or by calling'. phone 103. '
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TIME TABLE•
Trains will :arrive at and depart from
Clinton as follows:
BuffaloandGoddrich Div.
;Going EasI, depart 3.58 am
Going last depart 3.05 p.m.
'Going West, depart , 11.55 0.m.
,, r," 0.44 pen.
London„ Huron'. & Bruce
'Going South 3.08 pan
Going North 11:58 1 111.
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lbut oncentrat- Yes, she replied.' lie canto }ate.
She could hot speak, co
ee on making her feet keep . tine and There was an odd note in her voice
! t' John t t As he drove
step, and Jobst heard that o0
he spoke casually of the road, , the
"Maudie," he said beginning again, Wonderfully starry' . night'
"how am I going to get to see you car, the
:Hele}r, answered `in,'' monosyllables
scan? ;I know 'your grandmother "'stir a the� last half
won't have me around. But' listen, ht. her thoughts l n
ttit a new job hour,.making her comparisons and ad
tie sweetheart; I'an' ge x g 7 t t Conversation bopped and
Aaxstitr in another month and I i they drove in silence, cleaving the
Helen felt as if she would faint; out? I hadn't noticed, him earlier,"
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jus mens, b c
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want to tell you all about it. Your blacknessstnrounding them with
grand
nd moth
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ed uplike that.Run away.WoThen John said "Sure you still
wouldn't be, the first couple that ever
eloped,,,
Helen's head whirled, hey breath
choked her. "I can't talk now," she
Managed' to say. "Let me sit here a
few''minutes. Please find me a
drank,"
As Alfred disappeared, she slipper'
from her seat and walked quickly
around the room to where she could
see John standing near the .door.
"John," she gasped, "get me out of
here quick. I'm smothering. for a
breath of fresh air:,
"All right. You get your wraps
and I'11, see Toby and tell him we're
going for a spin"
railway* holds, that two tickets are re-
quired and rules the subjects ai'e de-
signated as twits and have all the
physical characteristics of separate
individuals.:
idany suggestions might be advanc-
ed i sate theyaretwo ersone
edt0tdc n
p
or entities. "For inetence, records show
the original Siamese twists were. 'nar
tied. They could and probably did
own.seyarato: property. A merchant'
furnishing apparel'fo' two would not
be satisfied with the price' for' over„
nor is it likely that a restauranter
or ?•airway dining car department
would supply meals fdz' two at the
price of one. Passenger fares are
not based on lineal'' or cubic measure-
ments or weight; age is the only ,gov-
erning factor. Sofar as service is
concerned, they repuire what is ren-
dered two
en-dered'two adults .and service for•two
is what is rendered in seats, berths
and meals. Therefore two tickets are
required.
want to go for a' drive W!e can turn
back any trine if you'd rather be
dancing."
"Look here, John," she demanded,
hitting straight to the point. "Do you
want me to go back and dance with.
Alfred Furnival?"
"Gee whiz, no!" exploded John, "but
I do want you to be happy, Helen."
"I'm happy now," answered Helen
In the dressing room Helen tore
off the deceiving hat and mask, pin-
ned up her curls and slipped on her
chat and beret! Sloe felt better to be
herself again. Stepping from the
dressing room she came face to face
with Alfred carrying a glass of wat-
er. "sell, Helen, you here too," 'he
exclaimed.
"Yes," Ole answered. "I and all
the other lovely ladies."
IIe gave a quick glance, but her
face was innocent. "Rave you just
come?" he asked.
"No, just going," site replied, mov-
ing as if to go.
"Stay lent;• enrugh to have a dance
with me." he 'begged.
"Oh, 1 think I've danced cions'.+
for tonight.' ';till morin,: on.
"Helen, why the :'eld ebeelder1 0,
1 'e world have been rut 1oniebt if I had
INSEPARABLE TWINS ARE NOT
TWINS WHEN PAYING RAIL-
WAY FARE
,Siamese twins, always an attract
tion at fairs and exhibitions,"'have
now given rise to debate among rail-
way companies as to the number of
tiokets required for their transporta-
tion. The Canadian National Rail-
ways Passenger Department was re-
quired to submit its views on the sub-
ject to various passenger associations
with headquarters in Chicago, wile
print out that there are conflicting
legal opinions held by United States
lime. One railway through its LLawDepartment, says Siamese twins, al-
though two pe lens an p sots •int'
individual faculties , are one in e11a1'-
vide human entity. They are co jr. •'
ed together, competent medle;tl
oritiae have ruled, that -ellen one
t' di•';
the ruler must di•>, r'ea'rm,•
e•,..•.5 f" a ether let.' t ' ,. 0.n :.' _. en•.
fare le valid for their t ensooe. '33't
REPAIRING CRACKED
CONCRETE
Despite the almost universal fail-
ure of sidewalk 'patching jabs, new
concrete can be successfully joined on
to old work if the job is properly
done but the old surface must he
rough, clean, and very thoroughly
water -soaked before attempting to
join on the: new part.
First, go over the old surface with
a hammer and cold chisel so as to
roughen and clean it. It will also
help to brush it with equal parts
commercial hydro-'chloric (muriatic)
acid and water, let it stand a few
minutes, then wash it very thorough-
ly with water. It is very important
that the old surface be thoroughly
water -soaked so that the water will
not be' drawn out of the new concrete
too quickly.
When the old surface is clean and
water -soaked, brush it with a cream-
like grouting of cement and water,
then add on the new concrete, keep
the new work sprinkled for several
days, and it will be found that the
new work has united solidly with the
old, and should give na further thim-
ble.
It is practically impossible to cern,
ent together two pieces of concrete
by forcing• fresh cement mortar down
into a thin crack. It will be neces-
sary to, chip out an inch et. p0 on both
sides of the creel:. a el thea treat the
edges OS already deerribe 1.
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President, T. Bennewies, ' Brndhng.
en, vice-president,: James Cnlrortily,
Cr•detieh, Ser -treasurer, 1). 'F. Mc.
Gregor Seaforth:
Director's; Themes Moylan, It. R.
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G. . R. McCartney, Seaforth.
Agents: W. .1. Yee R.11• No. 3
Clinton;' John Murray, Se•ieweel
:(amts Watt, Blyth;. rd. Pinehley.
Seaforth.
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to. the Rnyal Beide Clinton; Bank Of
Commerce, Seaforth, or at Calvin
Cutts' Grocery, Godericli, •
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.1,rhet vuh'rein' nir:tct to that
tit-retb-re eh^rne Janet? (e tip end Telly Martin wore 11. int=
hill' 'was hent over hien sod.donlY ly pair. They h- t1 1 jelly ride. Helen
ihr nnrfnme of heti hair entelening end,ri,ly reduced -that: sl.'c Pial rot
hila ie. utte,• Criss, thrueht rf .Alfred Firer etulper. Only
"Oh, Sonny!" she cried iheeeely, as they enterca t'.lp hn11 did hi'1'
"Sonny! (Bulgy T -knew! TT'.'v-- thrmel,i ,+•e back to ;be, time sly.' bed
hit„ eeuld I help doing anything you been •there before 'lr:311 Alfred:' O'.t
wanted'ine to ?'1 well, site was there for n ;•Doll time.
"I clrn t Ynr^.v, hones." admitted No use to be gloomy now, And rim*-
3rnny } un'*lily mance^hie l stet hto \env she felt like someone fliffprrni
un1to11dar•Md nim comfeelin lv Ore,- behind 'her mask. She "sieved the
shout hr"; "I had'e ln!fa. te'reblp gar' ceeuo, the v'tried and fantastic
lny<e1f. nlwnve •bavhi' tn. do what I ccstmnes, tho brightly leont•atprl hallt
wanted thyself 1' do An right pow the front was °rrccl, the music Wei,:
T'111" n1 ,t , l±nt' 'Pr.'+ y1111 to bend clown 'god, and she did not lack for Pa -•t -
a It 1' flit closer---" hers.
• THE ENDIt trust have teen about half -past
elcvcn, with' the evehestt a beginning
a waltz. when a •ft,P„'nt'e -she knew. a
,nln `PAY incl da hin•o,' with :lark ,eves
'S:,ejque 'gAE e inpifcrtttally .asked, h wed 11'ptere
het•, :She t'ese will, knees trembling.
momentarily speechless, and 'took his
hand:. They glided into the 1;'Alte
Ire bent his hoed to whisper 1t;nrler
?r0r'hat brim, "Yon 'sweet thine'. I'd'
ec have beett.here sooner if I batt known -
flees I.oi.ses tnepected by the dt
tor. who lives nearest the scene., for the fowls'• supper arid• looked in You weeldl be here. I thought • you
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T•lelee'e mind was note on feeding
•the,itfiis',,or' gathering t'he og5s 1VIi
rt iea.1iv rhe scattered the • wheat
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shnpiting 5,10311311 ly o nal. t,•n 1 Ira:e or ,apoly y c..t kin,;
to eeamine the, wanted t0r..i,lc', .':n.1 what to p'y- f,.r
Advertisements sacs your time. ,1, t. oaf.guerd yen '*:ii,..., ;lm
tlan:er of mischolee.
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of yotu soil or flock? or heels oe u. ra.tr,ls of ta• pr'ot'ect ye,,:' 13:e,
your health, your property C4. 1110ncy,
What advertisers do and mend in this ani] in other hew•)lpa?•"re
to get your et'tentiem and favor should have your warm approval,
what may be expense' to iherlt represents: economy for yen.
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