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The Wingham Advance Times, 1925-02-05, Page 7PI II Illi ilrl,ll r�N 9�N F RA. tt EN 'r ilyriec °with, leading row ava'si,de;s of at. Good Bttil4 rat iul;aii tirnd iretepherte onto , Marlret, School and .�usroltes u,trrz• t'e>I1iettt. If you,1.4 ant a farm. it will pay you to nquiri irate tlzi ItlN Irasur 45.;.,e x% Rei : E.,staate 9gIV>�E ptlfBrltB 11N�((I p4111�11i11:114M�i o Ill! 1�t91�1{ 9{�{R 11�416t Bel SINp,S$ CARDS WELLINGTON MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE CO. Established 184.o. 3d ad Office, Guelph, Ont. Risks taken on all classes of insur- ance at reasonable ,rates. ,€ .)3NER COSENS, Agent, liVinghatn J. 'W. DO 's1 Office in Chisholm. Block ,. ;ETRE, LIFE, ACCIDENT AND HEALTH INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE P. 0. Box 366. Phone 198. WINGI•IA.M, ONTARIO 9f.1DLE ' '4: OL ES iRISTER, SOLICITOR, ETC. Victory and Other Bonds Bought and sold. Office—Meyer Block, Wingham nevrl seted. 1932. by nurse! saLl.lta.t .T.."AT"'C'41?411V 0t.-0000," a yltataraaph. etcture Mint riva0.in teras title rural, •tat, PM tiapt tlan er tilt CIHAPT I XX --Continued "Ii they so ixtuch as put a shot'- across my bows, up goes their he- puty-Governor to the yardarlu., Your only hope, Colonel, lies in the fact that I shall send them word of that intention. And ; so that you, may tztend as far as you can the harm you have done, it's yourself shall bear, thein the message, my lord." see you damned before I do," �funied his lordship. "Why, that's unreasonable and un- reasoning, But if ye insist, why, an- other messenger will do as well, and another hostage aboard—asI had originally intended—will ,inak.e niy hand 'tile stronger." ti "Aye, in God's name, go, my lord,' spluttered Bishop, "and make your- self obeyed,"' Lord Julian bowed stifly to, the cowering Deputy -Governor. "'Yoti understand, sir, that I do as you de- sire," he said coldly. "Aye, man, aye!" Bishop assented Tastily: "Very well," Blood escorted Lord Julian to, the entranceat the foot of which still swung tlae Arabella's.. own cock -boat. ,I, warren Ker, ' thritlln9 rleYglr MVrt ,.nnw;��.wriwwiwulww� crtlrttit to hint that he was so re; etl; Arid this, aitkxau; h 'eoneern, o rescus: you was the chief motive of hla embracing that same service," 1 She had turxau;d herr shoulder to him so that be should pot see her face. ;Nis lordship's unusual nervousness lwas steadily increasing "I -Ie :fllotigh then—so he told me --that my ores- 'eueC here had contributed to his ins ed alongside, 'ability to redeem hitxaeelf in your Captain Blood .scarfed his corn 1 Sul sight; and tis:ilcss Pc were so redeem- spry guest to the head of the ladder,' ed, thee was redemption nothing.„ Colonel Bishop breathed freely a1: "He thought that .you had contrz- 1 t buted?” she echoed, VANST 111 NE 't ,ISTER, SOLICITOR, ETC. Money to Loan at Lowest Rates. Wingham, Ontario J. A,, :O xw°TON. BARRISTER, "ETC, Wi gham, - . Ontario 1111g G. . 'J .'i'' SS Graduate Royal College of Dental Surgeons Graduate University' of Toronto Faculty of Dentistry. Office Over H. E. Isard's Store. as•. "'Aye, and he said: so in terms lonel, darldarling,''. said "el safe voyage holhe. ie to in valediction edi Co -!which told tam something that 1 hope and Iron, his easy, smiling manner. above aall things, and yet dace not be - you would never have dreamt of the lieve for God knows, I am no cox:- comb, Arabella,. He said, ..I had gone. Iaain Ile carried in his breast. I a1 his ship to demand the. instant Onthe iirole at Port Royal, under f surrender of year uncle. He laughed the low, embattled wall of the fot•.t,lat • me, Colonel I3is}lop skiould be a Major Mallard and Lord Julian wait- l,ostage for his safety, By rashly ed to receive him, and it was with in venturing aboard his ship, I afforded finite relief that they assisted him him in my own person yet another. 'from the sloop. "Anyway, it's not for long," growl- , ed the Colonel, finding speech at las!. r l No, by - , He emphasized the' assurance by an unprintable oath, "If �. 1 spend the last shilling of eny for -tittle land the last ship of the Tamaica`1 Ifleet: 1'11 have that - rascal in a hemp- I len neck -tic before I rest," Ile had l enipttrpled in. l is angry vehemence, and the veins, of his forehead stood lout like whipcord. "Come, my,lord.'l We must take order about this, yeti and I." They went. off together, skirting, ,�. the redoubt, and soi through court- yard and garden to the hoose where Arabella waited anxiously. The sight of her uncle . brought her infinite re- lief, not only on his own°account but on account also of Captain Blood. "You tool: a great risk., 'sir," she 1 j,yyi ••,� gravely told Lord Julian after the or- i.�s. dinaxy greetings had been exchanged. {" But Lord Julian answered her as There"Then with Blood dead, perhaps he had answered Major Mallard. she will- come to her senses•" ": was fie 'risk,ma'am,ma'am,: So that! , Bloods ship were allowed to pass the hostage as. `valuable: at least as Colon - fart, lie harm could come to^ Colonel el Bishop. ' Yet he .:bade me dopa i, lBishop' Blood pledged me his word not froix 'the fear of conseouesnces, for that."' - - for he is afiove fear, nor from any Very earfy._ the • morning, rbender personal esteem for me whom, lie con the heat of . clay' came to render fessecl that he had come to fi,id de=: the open intolerable to his lordship, testable; and'tliis fol .the very reason he espied her from his 'window garden. made hint concerned for lily safe- ing amid ,the azaleas in the „ He.•hurried forth to.join herr. He ex ty"I.'do not understand," she said as piained himself by the announcement he pa o n.ot understand," that a.he said as that he bore her a message from Cap -ton in in itself?""' ,alta Blood.; �, ' "It' Seems . SO only. The. fact is, "He desired me,"" he said at last, IArabella" this unfortunate man has !i.i.ilJ W. .1 AM LY 7 • B.Sc., M.D., C.M. Special attention paid to diseases of Women and Children, having taken postgraduate work in Surgery, Bact- eriology and Scientific' Medicine. Office in the' Kerr Residence, bet- ween the Queen's Hotel and the Bap fist Chttrch. ' AII. business ghen .careful attention.' Phone. 54. P. R'i'•.m k Bond M.R.C.S. (Eng) L.R.C.P. (Land.). PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, Dr. Chisholm's old stand.. R. R. L STEW ', rd,T Graduate of 'University Of Toronto, Faculty of Medicine; I.icentiateof the. OntarioCollege of Physicians and Surgeons. 'Office to Josephire Strc .Chisholm Block Phone 29; et C. C:2103,er 0enekal' Practitioner GraduFf c Unive7s7.ty of • Toronto Vacuity of Nie.dicine Offic,c- -Josephine St., two doors stat, of 'Brunswick Nott. Telephones; O'l ice,:."St, Residence 15 il, DRUGLESS PHYSti E5 A. PAS l''ATHIC pl titCIAX' All Diseases Treated O ffi ' My life happiness hangs upon our answer." yCD treitost i; 1!t lwuwnwm�mp,'T.n Thtaa slay, Eelrttat nth , "sere' 71"V 41f 4, �s� :L rl tel Mi The groundwork of all good furnishing. „ �, "to give yeti a message that sllot,ld the ." ,the telneritjy' to love you." , It's Food -bye, my lord, said !Prove to. you .that.• there e ,s„still sprue Site :cried out at that, and clutched Blood, aAnd theee,a another thine thing .left in him of the Unfortunate • , t• ,d He proffered a parchment. Its the commission. Bishop was ' right when he said it was a. mistake.,” "1 an sorry,"• Lord Julian said sin cercly, "I. still do not percei=e—blis ter 7ne''if ]• dal—why: you should not' wye have marred his chances; your un - with satisfaction have killed me., But; cle; becat,se he could not forget his because my death might cause you have'foixnd• someone else to dant,carryrancour; ypu because' . - .because hair- 1 your message, to the Cornmandam pain, because your happiness was the and kept me' aboard as an added host- tug- told him that; in the King's ,ser- thin that above all things he desired, , age for ells obedience to your vvihee-" vice he would find his redemption: of I Ile surrendered that part of ,his guar - Blood's vivid; eyes looked 111,0 the what was past, you tivoulcl not after- ______ 'iantee of ,safety which my person, af- other's that'were cleat` a7icl honest ,I '- I forded him: If his departure should and he smiled :a little, wistfully. .1: ~ , , the hindered and I should lose my life moment he seemed to % ltestitate. h h gentleman that .....that . . .for 'which disturbed- "Go on,"she bade him.' once you knew him; It is not easy. ` ��1'cll; theu:''he saw in me: oi, e•who, Stab me, it is':not. He was a man made, it possible that lie should -win 'who deserved well. And amongst us you -so lie said:. Therefnse he could lin what might follow, there was the you? It's ` R� ','rs 14r� x "-•� 'l'' r 2 ?t <'^'" Iris's that thalyou.'might he "Why shouldn't 1 tella�$i t d t #:}I . I „that.„, you same reason that's been urging fr ,�"� r! K j ;.�•. me,' Because of that he bade me with`�f..:'e t 8>' �. 1Ito- Stet. a;guarrc w1„7 you 10 that ax ' t leave ••• his 'ship, and had me put T might have the satisfic+ion of slipp- ing a .dupla of feet of, steelanto yoot' ashore." She looked at hini with eyes that were aswirn with tears, "Was. he vitals,' 'Vvhc'n' I FLOCL pted your carpi,. right, Arabella? My fife's happiness was �itoved to think i{'. I 'its 'a" '� 1, ?' i }t 'r•'}l '� 'i �; j 't~• �' hangs upon your answer.'' 711issiOn; j \'�"i.. Miss A° +7 y* )::v: es of Mi:, +' . :: tr'` ,1. ? ; ty.;.t :,.b CIe said; that! she crirtl. -le rel,*ht redeem .nlC in the Cy � •� ', tl, Bishop -for whose oke, as you may,,. U.x a �z: w,•: t•py #.l did that! (1 hi" she turned away, and •1 naval > ,. rg•r -fila through the slender, clustering lave site ssed, ,I tool. it, But I t • pr clrwtovered. that: melt. a thing is lit, - trunks of the bordering orange -trees. -accont ilishznclit. I sl,ettild 'lase; l;r ' , ,•'''?"'"' a�dYl;?�P "1 sire' looked out across the glittering Otrd . 1 .,lour.. waters of the: great harbor to the di•s- leave,`'diseot;e:rrd also that if she s Ir N` ` ;c+'r, + ` t •. ,ant hills- '1'bus fol 'i little wlhile,;rny x vo + � clioosinh you, as I believe ilio 7s, sloe's �^` <+ �i, ,t'' °;ir ,�'! lord standing stiffly, frarfullc, wait- , iEr #•'::�'' n a:a i...fr. fuller revcl<ttton of her mind. ;177. "wisely ;ItetWC:en LIS Alia �• 1 iE`:,:;;:;:;:<;..,•1 ;,>I!� ?nS o t.lioo. ' ' �p 1 I , '` why I'll not have your life •ride >a)ar : C kr (t'• , r'� f i •. At last it came, slowly, deliberately, o. ttlat v Y e ���,����.��. half wa known 7t it71 'a 51t1- z17 n5' dream, I. �., ,- 1,1k110102 residence next t, kelt-MI1 Ott, aboard whilst tile' a in F6 VO1Ce,thdt at 171o171t37115 was C'} a i E''n`'7'r rt ay rel sa 1 i T y ti � r,•�lj l • kl :.. } t � . ; t ,.�� sti£foczateCl. n t.vr' 3r y l d day afternoons.; bringlc.tt. 114,1 now i 1. eopathy 'lr„tricity • l 'wi I'ele Ito 111 :u7z. ole 1 stand °i 1 : ell t.17r5 1” "I tell you because . , ,C)11, plrrgu.1 11' C atn tux. Ott Wies Ain't w 7u 1 i1t _c � vett is ti 00t Mor.+da end ,,,' laIr e30C1.b' 01101licr wiao gist i<',1"1 -al) vc.'il 1r11 , 1)/11., cord ,s1,T7 e +rci•.1° C1e. lilted in in arca;. w r ,itri. being in7bsolut:rV .that may be pix Sltlentali le%t u,rdct 'tlrir;f aud1 onitl.-:.•so ',mitt l'e• ixiay te11 he,'; so I site u e nray� - ;nod_ to rr, i;ala•-that 1,alt 1041 tnere'1 something of 117e 1.i111O11'alnate 1 e 1111 k l w 'c7f; ]Mature €Jive.,,,, pirate she aiccounls -xae, a1lti that her 10 ., d..o"good i5 my Stldesire. g that, she; may , :f altli, sale it !'e s my 5 and y'• 8i �ie.'' C$lE? ?ACV. tale ( 'Ilulified Gran t N;111 Adjustments given for cli. ti ItindS, specialise ir7 des tiiii children. Lady attendant, Nigi responded to. t.ffi5ei' on Seatt St. x houses of the lata: ,jiati.. Tela.phot'1e 351) 110 alta3r renethethcr nee • more; : l.tridly--_if only 1101' pl; ct.ycrs, That's ail,' slay fa1d„ ,,r Julian he d tint P11 hand. 1 wonder:, tett1itc:i'• a eft, are right," 1 171.1 lord ,lIp, ixid viikra,,ther you t1'' 1111111" IS c;ot e,eriied seer that hal: 1 ani kfight. The:./A,70611a scrilr,cl withili,•the hour owiiil ;,Nally, before it sluggish breeze I 1"liat - tort I r'4'lO 7itaed silent and there ww"as no me'iretttent from the • flcctieto Irl itfit t, 11: de{7 artttlr.- CH :4, .1rf ,LI '+irl,e n171es. i3lit 01r son from1'c1tit ru ate wt ore the detat of the; .oast t1 '1ir`,a were losing their .tarp-' ai•aala>''lia dlilii tO, aid 'Abe 7a ae had been loving.',lull', aft) - N1awaill wsikI1ql Meivaki. nf1 gham, Ont„ M1I g it $1lkce r, Rcslet 0131. iL WALKE'' 'ITURII REALM M' rt;lt'd. • ttal'r I "E ' `Cti t e, OJ Y311' irortee11'tt IAtF**IMM not the 13e Vs, here she ail he, si odebye to you, SAYS .ANNEXATION TAL.$ WASTE OF TIME " • "`Co-operative marketing has dente 'Much to standardize the pro- ducts of agricrxitnie," declared Econ. faiikilton, Minister of Agri- culture fors -Saskatchewan,. in op'en- ing, the Saskatchewan Grain Grow - its' 1s.sE,oeiation e071h'W'IF3tkt1U1. t`•�-•'N'6 null buy di*t owed to hold out the tlitront of tp 'R45il Orr Ai�Aheratlen., J of the t1aat lige is to it �;•ai.zbedi li,Y fit . olitr'tuti m .;tut' to * iYu .t 'P5-", "What weighs, --oh, so heavily an ibitte7•ly---is the thought that butfor I the words in which yesterday I re- pcll:ed him, he might have been saved: And now he is lost -back at leis out- lawry and piracy, in which ultimately he will be taken and destroyed, ' And the fault is mina—miner I "You have no Cause for shame," said he, "As for yotm'sorrow-•-why, d if it will afford you solace— you may 1still count on me, to do what man can to rescue hi.t' i from this position." "You will do,,thatl" she cried with sudden eager hopefulness. "Yon promise?,t • "I promise," he answered her: ,And thi n, retaining still the hand she had s ' rendered to hint ---"Arabella," lit, !sale very gently, "there is still this (othe matter upon which: you have ,not" nswered nae:; This matter that (coni erns myselfand all my future, so very closely. This thing that I3. od believed, that prompted him . that ..that yotil are not lndif- t td me," He saw the fah face liattge a aloe ttnd grow troubled once mole I pre erent to yott?" said she. linty so. We have been good p rr,{(side; 411 it shall iGV7111titmu4 SO, I hope, Q' 'y.(ta%'1'1 feel. 80 gooil: ?out what will #1&ee : you fr:>r:lj better'. OUR most important furnish- ings your.. floors -m- shh.ould have first attention `because they form the basis for iihe whole appearance of the room!., Seaman Dent'' Hardwood Flooring enables you to have the finest surface ob- tainable whether kr the new house or re -surfacing old' floors. Seaman Kent Hardwood Flooring offers a wealth of beauty in colors and grains of the various woods; excel- lently xcel- lently,milled in grades and prices to suit all purses. o) pros d ��,, t� Finish 1 c 11 , The cross word puzzle habit bad no sooner started to sweep over England before un enterprising shoe manufacturer came along; with this 'latest novelty in- footwear. 911te "Cross -Word" hoot. Ohs' ye,S, you can get socks or stockings to match. "1-rtiends I Good friends?" He -was between di:stuay and bitterness. "it is not your frieadship only that I ask, Arabella, Yon heard what 1 said, what reported. You will not say' that Peter Blood was wrong?" Gently she sought to disengage her hand, the trouble in her face increas- ing. A moment he resisted; then, re - he did, he set her free. • "Arabella! he tried on a n sudden pain, lord. But only friendShip." "Is it Peter Blood?' ",Peter Blood?" she echoed. "I der not Ii. -now," she said, faltering a little. When the Jamaica fleet put to sea some few days later, Lord Julian ( on -untied. on. following page ar oductio really to ;render practical assistance' in ftwthering agrieultural interests, eneottraige lantners to strive for bigger eat ' beater prinatietion by extending loans ler the Intr. nose of sound development,. Coutiott our local 'manager. .l �IIIIJi�..111IW1��GtlIIIINMIII ItltlidwlraowiN