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CHAPTER SIX The rush of strange, new work liad
The week went on tremendously. . sadly interrupted the bed -time stories.
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Up at five every morning; filling When supper was over and the horses
;
lei mangers and oat -boxes while t e o ; ,
ses nodded and jerked in great ges-.to drag his weary limbs to the cush-
tures of approval cleaning stables ions and blankets in the corner of the,
hot with the animal vapors of . the ',granary. In those first days all the ,
night; currying and brushing manes ,horse power of his engines was need -
and flanks and fetlocks; cuffing Bigied to drive the physical machine;
Jim as he curled his great upper lip /nothing was left for romantic adven-
in mock savagery; buckling the har- i tures. But soon ahar erred to li is
ness to place; running ,a hand affec- work; soon the ,work
tionately ,under the collar to ma
sure it sat comfortably against the
great and willing shoulder, while the
sunlight poured through the open
door and touched with gold a million startled by the ease With which one
dust -planets floating in its yellow ',can get out of the way of thinking
wedge—such . was the ritual of con- � Gander, anda apparent
foreychexample; think, i
secrating a new day to the service of , quite app
Man. Then the splash at the corner • Their minds trudged around in a deep -1
of the house; the grateful, solace of grooved circle, like a captive bear
cold rain water; the caress of prairie around a post; rarely climbing to the:
breezes where the shirt neck, turned top of the post for an observation;'
down for washing, exposed a skirt of ,never excursioninboyo d the e vast un -
white skin under the jacket of tan; known that lay just
the lungs bulging, the muscles vi-•cle. To thein there was no unknown;
,brant, the appetite on edge! ithe world lay complete within their'
Breakfast; the tired woman moving i deep -grooved circle; complete and
mechanically back and forth as ine r-; fuIly comprehended. Everything was
orahly as the inexorable machine in•siinple, and, for the most part, satis-!
which she had been caught; the horses factor , anacdu osenc contem sled bear
again in Company on parade, Jing-
ling their bits and stamping ,amid his bones was more content than ;
their big, flat feet; the pro- ,they; no scientist, searching heaven
cession. to the fields, -and the 'seeders ,and arth for contemptth, forwas Cal'saluniversity
s
shuttle up and down, u d d up P
"done up" for the night Cal was ready,'
J. W. DODD .
Office in Chisholm Block
itIRE, LIFE, ACCIDENT
AND HEALTH '
INSURANCE
AND REAL ESTATE
P. O. Box 366. ` Phone 198.
WINGHAM, - - ONTARIO
DUDLEY HOLIES •
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Victory and Other ol� nds Bought and
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Wingham, - Ontario
DR. G. H. ROSS
Graduate RoyallCollege of Dental
ons
Graduate University of Toronto
Faculty of Dentistry.
Office Over H.q �E.. Isard's Store.
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B.Sc., M.D., C.M.
I- e I automatic, leaving `his mental reserves
almost untouched, and after three.
days of coma he again began to think.
It was then lie became sornewhat
Special attention paid to diseases of
p an awn,
firs da Cal education was not assumed; •it was• i
Af th t Y
when a distribution of the farm labor ' of it was not mitigate y
was being made, and nothing pleased , good, nature, or by the fact that, if asking Grit."
than to take a little more Cal was now rising, somewhat in' Cal glanced at him quizzically. He
Cal better 1
than his share. Gander had Christ- their opinion, it was in spite of, not noted that the
ened him "D. D." in acknowledgment'because of, his scholarship.
elf withCl the curlyd fromer the upper
was pap; that well
of his university training, and the so- most frightened
threatened to stick, but if question whether it might be thathcahe, ;as its
the neckntof Lure would
diper it;
briquet a
there had been any contempt in it at ileo, would presently find all
quickly giving place to .verse within his circle, and plod it neatly drawn ande bayoneted new
aplad
first it ies ly
more friendly sentiments. Gander with the unconscious tpaahosll costs he with au diamond pin which; if genuine,.
had complimented him generously, der and Wilson. A have
driving the compliment home with must save halmself al from
The at; he must st thing would dollars.been
nAnd worth Cal's about a
the declaration that he "never would save his so
D. could catch on was to resume the bed -time stories lips parted in a smile the boy's part -
have reckoned a D. D
quick." He "reckoned" further for the boy. � He would begin again ed in response I'll feed up," said Cal. "And
to ,
that perhaps no one was quite hope- Saturday evening. \.• you might ,give my regards to Miss
less, provided he . was fortunate 1 Saturday evening, just after supper, Elsie."
enough to fall into good hands at the Hamilton Stake waylaid Cal. He had sYou're wise," the boy grinned.
start. las yet had scarcely any conservation •"And you're white," he added, and.
Every hour of the day had its own iw,ith Hamilton, for no particular rea-,
witchery, but it was to five son except that they worked in differ- was gone. Something very much
peculiar w Y, like a lump came into Cal's throat as
o'clock in the afternoon that Cal ;eht fields and did not come much in
learned to look forward with greatest contact. Such impression as he had he thought of that short but all-oom.
anticipation. By five o'clock Reed had, had been favorable,' so when Ha prehensve tribute.
would be home from school and come milton strolled with overacted casual -
skipping across the fields with tell- ' ness into the granary where Cal was
tale traces of Mother Stake's great spreading blankets after their day's
bread -and -jam sandwiches hangingte-'airing he welcomed him heartily.
naciously to his cheeks. It seemed "'Lo, Ham; come along. What do
to Cal that never before. had he you think of my diggiris? Some bou-
measured the' grip.the boy had taken doir, eh?" -
about his heart. Their constant as- I "Pretty nifty," Hamilton agreed, a
sociation during. six .weeks of gypsy- bashful smile playing across his clean,
ing with "Antelope" had built up a fair face,'"Never would 'a' thought
chumship the strength of which he you could make this old . dog -house
had not realized until these daily peri-. look like home, but.it does."
ods of separation. Always the boy/ 'Cal sensed a note in the boy's voice
had been to him the living representa- quite different from anything in Gan -
tion of Celesta, and had been loved, der's or Grit's. There was apprecia-
perhaps, on her account, but now tion in it; something, perhaps, not' far
he was laying strange claims upon his.: removed from admiration, in it.
guardian's heart in right and title of . "A little touch of art, you,know,"
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bad found himself intrusted with the genuine, and without even the sting
seeder; Gander had• no jealousies flavor of a tinge of d b' its obvious Lown with Dad's ,car, and I don't like As
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he was feeding the horses Jack- if you ain't."
son Stake carne into the stable and
regarded him silently for a minute.
"You doin' up Ham's?" he cots
mented, "Don' let that young gaffer
put nothin'. over on you. He'd be at
Double F's mornin', noon, an' night
ifsome one would do his work at
home.' I sort o' suspec' he's gonna
marry the whole family one- o' these.
days. Couldn't poksibly have it that
bad over one or two."
Cal felt that this was hardly a mat-
ter for his discussion. "Har,n's all
right," he ventured, "Good clean
boy. You should be proud of hint.
Jackson Stake's straight figure
seemed .to straighten more where he
stood betweerkthe stalls, "Dang it, I
am proud of him," he declared. "We
all get, our bumps an' I've got mine,
but I' reckon on . Ham as one o' my
compensations. An' Elsie's all right,
too. Good as gold. I'm not kickin'
Dr. Margaret E. Calder
General Practitioner
Graduate University of Toronto
Faculty of Medicine
Office—Josephine St., two doors south
of Brunswick Hotel.
:Telephones: Office 281, Residence 151.
D . F. A. PARKER,
OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN
All Diseases Treated
Office adjoining residence next to
'Anglican Church on Centre Street.
Open,every day except Monday and
Wednesday afternoons.
Osteopathy Electricity
Telephone 272.
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J. ALVIN FOX
CHIROPRACTIC OSTEOPATHY
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Hours io-12. s-5, 7-8.
Telephone tot
his own. 'said. Cal, off -handedly, "makes all the
But into Reed's life had suddenly` difference between—between an ani-
come a new object of • affection. It mal and a man."
happened on the second day on the Hain did not answer, but subjected
farm that as the boy returned frora the tire with the blow-out to an un
school he encountered on the road necessarily exhaustive inspection.
where it wound among the poplar presently
groves a very brown and very curly, "I was wonderingif you'd mind
and very bright-eyed spaniel, Only helping me out a bit to -night."
for a moment did they regard each i
"Sure if I can, What is it?"
other with misgivings, and then aIle' "I was w,ndering if you'd mind
dog, pouncing upon Reed, licked hien feeding up for me. Gander's gone to
a lavish welcome. Reed, to protect
his face, wrapped his armsabout the;
shaggy shoulders, and the two went
down in a wrestle together, rolling,
and tumbling about on the grass.
They formed friendship in that rrio-
rnent, .and raced off to the house to
proclaim their discoveries.
"Trix is a bad dog," said Mrs. Stake
reprovingly, "A bad, harum-scarum
dog. The way she goes galavantin'
over the country -1.. declare, it's not'.
respectable."
Flat on the floor, with chops rest-
ing on herextended paws and eyes
closed to the merest twinkle, the
spaniel gravely accepted her rebuke.
Her demeanor was that of one who
confessed it alland was not gttite
ashamed.
"If you'd been home like a good
dog 'you'd ha' tnet Reed yesterday,"
her mistress continued. "But no, you
runs' be away scourin' the neighbor
hood, an' in no good company at that,
I'.11 be bound. Now be off with you
-both o' youl" But as she ordered
therm off she was spreading a great
bread -and -jam sandwich, and neither
Reed nor Trix was so foolish as to
take her immediately at het word:
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Phones; Office to6, Resid. 224;
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It struck Cal that his employer's-•
process of thought was capable of"
cutting some sharp corners. And he
wondered what particular bump
Jackson Stake had in mind. Minnie?
Perhaps. Then:
"Would you objectto a small camp
fire in the yard, beside the granary,.
these nights?" •
."••Camp fire? What for? You ain't
cold, are ye? There's an old stove—
"No -no. Not cold.. It's just a. -
sort of notion. When we were tra-
veling' together Reed and. I used to.
build, a camp fire every night, and.
we thought it would be nice to have
one here, if you don't mind. I'd go
out and cut extra wood for it—"
(Continued next week)
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