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'FAY ��, .11 and Joined his '6m , � ., �,.J* "', �', " P, , !�i111'1,',,'1"," �� ,, '00 ,-�. A , . I PIQ I . * ' beafd � -th . oir' t9 - !0,- * 6 , Afsw I , . 11 I . I I .' I rilep* X'�w Is A -A . �4, . , "I'll '. , � , walk. Here,, d whitIpon nveroa- thlbf of p2l� Tor 14,4;rxering, bq�. in 'nesh,be- was- far from f�0 , -!�i , "' , �11-1 I . , , � d eo Ce .bAg, I . e do . .,�, his, , , , AaA � , ; , I . I I . . F. ..." I .1.1 .. 11 I . 11 .1 I � - 11 ..", � 4 It : � � " , .�, . I -laon ensued, and at.i1s. oonowion, the U19 mea � me, ' Thapic . yq% , rhanx� yp ,,,, I go sa ne wont, to T'he PA , J 1,19%. 1110tirr".0, 1-wAK0 ., 4 A I ., - - . u so mugg . ,,j�; Carm. , � . ) , .� 5 1,0: '" "W1 . ,,� . . . MT - & DU$IAJ? � , " - , . , � ."." ,; ,.�;,- .,T� 41 111"W5 �,7,., If 11 � I Black Minorca riod&d vigVrOusly. .Nundston - � GOO&W.'e'. - in , n' 1*4 � "Wksw'AT f ""i 1, � " � I , . , " , . � i �,kw,%,' . -". - q, 1W140k you With the greatest 900*."Malture, C " d up the La0p P�' . , " � , . I � � . ,., Zr. '�;.,,� . New Yoxk "Surell, he assured: 11 e oik house. oextou, , = 1, I il , ., I 4'. ,., " - �2, " I � I �,. - qip, i Col Rel He stood at the, telephouej the re', li1q; Pennington climibed,`-If4to th : w I 0-�n*d . ."� ' L; "'j, �k,,;�. �,�,. i, ny,-,l . - I I- . " , - , P, ��l ) I 11 , - , - � FIAF,,�Mg I . , '. �, 1�, 117,1�.�. 1 "MI. fix Iern good' and ,plerity." ce,iv6r 'still held to b14, ear 'and his' -eached - for the bell -cord, � -and rang 'ed. , . I I ..; ,. 'i",�,�61�, ., � , g W211wav, '00 I ,�1:,i','v,,,�:,�� , �, '11.�r�'Ii'i. I . I I . "11". .11, I..., , . Topther -Pennington and th , ht fordfing ' ' hie i - ' . I r. eictoft4,';oh�,,,�W , I I ' _,er hQ-1ding'A&Wn,the book the bell, vigorously. Tbep.*he pewdt- ,"Hav o i .e 0 , I .-$J'.,, -.4, .r '.. ltli, " e Black ri - , , , , "' I , m�t��,a# f -,j2 �;A . . I . , i - ' t , � K . ' de4u s ' "Well Rio `9 'P '�,* 4 4-Z �1' I � ...... I I I Minorca entered the antomohile and wfile the line cleared. When he ted himself a triumphant, foot of the to the w,60,s for Ronde4u . n�@ 11" I'll I .1 .1 . . �, . , , �4y.-I;,400 'i;d,y-A V'14� . . I : . . I - I ,��,,�,�. 7-i'!.,1';.1 ,'.� g .- �. ,,uria spoke again, Shirley knew be was 2 the men'?" 1 414 "OrAnile'a d1�1*#M-1L,., I .. . , y , I (eq#tInued " Imt week) proceeded sWtly to the L&I I whistdt-,- after which he threw boss ,of L"p ' I ,� 4 �� r,,- v"g"I " " � '110.' ' " , 1 `,,��q�,,.,;;,;�,,� � gv, Grande Lurither C ny s mill -of- calling his mill -office. He got a re, .air and gently, opmed, the * throttle. "Just left." be n,6'mqre,4,g1j1j,u,X.1F �she, 1 -, � , 1 , .g I I I �-Qj AIr . � ... '4, , ,:1i ryce, OnNea . I � I , , ,,,, ri"' Cardigan's great hand closed flee. From a locker t Colonel pro- sponse immediately, notwithstanding He was not a locomotive4aglueer but "Good! Now, then, Sexton, listen ,'.n,B. 1119U,10� ': " � " �u I passed ,on. dow � lft6orto hlo� ,,, -1 .1 I... .� , Redwood � " ,g I -111s, own to me,; As you -know, this raid of of ,the Vard�ga , * , , ,,v �, Ak, ,;;"Z� � , , er tlie' le down duced a riepeating rifle and three box- the ilateness of the hour. he had ridden in the WV of n, TAM"r . ,��Y�., : . M�� A . ", ColoneVs neck, Wid . lupo .1 �, v�,, .1 , 00 ' , 1.1 "L ��, ater Street a dark streak that was es of. cartridges, which he handed to "Sextim? Pennington speaking. locomotive and felt 21te confident of Cardigan's has developed so suddeb- 'Coraliany, ,�X a Ue�Tav]Wx d� .. VAP... . � , I . . I �� .. . 11 , . , , � ... , . I I �� I . I k Ogilvy sped toward the automo- the otr & . I ly I am more or less taken -by. aur. up as she enT,ered; - �, , � , " , "I , �� '.1 cholo, who departed without fur- I've sent oveif the Black Min c his ability in a pin -IT. � '.1 '.1 , . I � ff bile, intendAng to climb in and make ther ado into the night. with a rifle and sixty rounds of am- With a creak and' a bump -the train prise and have had no time to pre- "'Where is, he, clear?" Shirley, aklk- �. -, . I ; �, N, 51,11.1 I I � , Penni4gto�'s nilanager -a prisoner al- Twenty minute,s, later, from Ithe munition. . . . What? You can rtarted, and the. Colonel ran iteslowly phre the kind of counter�attack th- t ed. "I Must see,bi I , V -11;, $��,.�,,'P, ..... ... 1, - a , m," I , 7i� � �-, , iw,i� , . , , , � . . i � ; ; � t I , 4 . ,,`� , � . ,- , , � , , . , ;�i ,��I`4 1 1, . , , , . � , I . � , ." , I . . �, I , � so. He was too late, however. Sex- top of a Ilumber-pile in Cardigan's bear him shooting already? Bully up until the locomotive stood on the will be most etTective. , However, "In that offie% Miss . ,I,* 4 ", , , . ,, � , "VXdi0A,-V5* ton.swung his car and departed at drying -yard. Bryce Cardigan saw the boy with a crockery eyel He'll clean tracks exactly ,where Buck Ogilvy had with, the crossing blocked, a gain, replied, -aiid pointed to the , ;�` , ,. , ke o,r.: ir- " - '', �", , � - " , ", 1�,,� gg �� I", 111 , . �� A,&"R."A";4 , � - - ". "I � I , 1. I ` M." full speed dov4i Water Street leav- nasih of a rifle and felt a sudden sting the gang out and keep them from been cutting in his crossing', whereup- time in which to organize - only ley stopped to the door, , and-, ' � MAW,*' �0,4 , f�1111'1��Ii , ' ' I .1 ''At- W, 10. --- Or ing thi6 disappointed Buck to return on his left forearrn. He leaped a- working until the police arrive. You on the Colonel locked the brakes, 00- there must. be -no weak point in my then entered. Bryee C gan, . . ,,, . panting to, the scene of operations. d in front of the cowcatcher to. have telephone Rondeau, have you7, ened this exhaus,t, and blew'the boiler organization. In order to insurethat ed at his desk, looked up as she I � At x4ago", �- '.V ,,at , ITIARM , , V''.. I M, �11 roun � � �, ��I! L�,,i "I 110 t . ! . I—_ 'e " �. , , . "J"-.1, .1 . , IU�X� ... 13 1� ' � pg,q� Bi7ce'Cardigan released his hold on gain the shelter of the engine, and . . . Good!-. He'll ,have his mqn down. And when the last ouce of I amproceeding to San Francisco to- in. His left arm, ww. in a ang, a I , " .6, ,,),.,.1i' rM. . 'Sitax4o 0. 4 .5 i, . I , , , -P ,0- - I.... � � I,% , I , ft iI,.�43 I 1*11"; "'.I.V1 �ij',Ml I L ,00 n 4- "I 415 �� , ." � I it was Will, be no delay. . As soon as you'v. I. # �-, PenningtWs neck. ,,you win, Coll another bullet struck at his feet and waiting itt the 169-1(andir4g, and there steam had escaped, he descended and night by motor, via the coast road. he looked harassed and de* I � 1W , ouel," he announced. "No good Cali ricocheted off into- the night. e smilirMlY accosted Bryce Cardigan. I will arrive late to -morrow night, "DoVt get up, Bryce,!" she s , 9 I , #I �., �Ii . - -- X'T��.-!-r. -1".. . �i come of holding you here -any longer. follorwed by a fusillade, the bullets seen the switcli-engine started for the "That engine being my property," and early Saturday morning I will he attempted to rise. "I I . '. : � ,. .. I �11� 1, I'll �,*� -; ", : �, ",�,,,, - c6i-ps'""; I . - I ,�,! -1. .1 1, � , I " 11 'I , , Into your car and on your way.pr kicking up the freshly disturbed earth woods, meet me down at Water and he announced, "I'll, take the. short end appear in thle United States District quite exhausted, You look it," She I I � ? � .11 1�:`, : �1-',',,,,.,-- ," " . I , f",g� I � . . -:I �, I . . I . , � " " �, I I ,�,i . . . . . . , , litfi&nk 'you, young man," the Col- among the Workers -arid sending them B streets. Sexton, w&ve got to block of any bet you care to make, young Court with our attorneys and -file a sat down. "Pin sorry," she said soft- Attcilit�-�,e, §0�,Vi* � "' �, ., !',;�`,�� .?,.., onel finswered, and there was a metal- ,scurrying to various points of safety, them. It means a loss of millions to man, that it will sit on those tracks complaint and petition for an order ly. I - 4.1 � * ,11 � . 1, ..", � "', , I - � , , 1 . � 7�- glafric � E*9410ilf o: .1 ""� �; 1.�� "J"'gg P � L I'll, . �kv� JAe ring in bw voice. Re looked at In an iristant,tbe crossing was desert- me if we fail!" . until your temporary franchise ex- temporarily restraining the N. C. 0. His dull e brightened. "It - I I . �:,��- " ., Z .,,� I .. -�,,�� ". ,�,�, ,,A�4�, i1b � I'. 4 ,: - I "' 4 . , his watch in, the glare,of a .-torch. ed', and work had,bebn stopped, While Shirley was standing in the door- Pires. I'd give a good deal to see from cutting oar tracks. , doesn't amount to that, Shirley." Amd 506,AW&S'ar's , . , , �. 1� , �J , "Plenty of time," he- inhrmured. from the top of the adjacent lumber- way as he faced about from the tele- anybody not in my employ attempt "I will have to make an affidavit he snapped his fingers. _ "It throbs -k-0 , � I . . . . . .�114 -'1-1 . * I I .� I . .. � �,�,,,, '�,J "Curfew shall piot ring to -night." pile the Black Minorca poured a phone. "Uncle Seth," she said quiet- to get up steam in that boiler until I to support the complaint, so I had a little and iVs stiff and sore, so I I ! clot d 'im I.. !�,,� ... ,� .11 1% . . . I .. I , 'I. � . �� 11� . Quite deliberately. -he climbed into the stream of lead and filthy invective at ly, "use ,any honourable method of give the word. Cut in your jump- better he Johnny-on-thle-spot to do carry it in the sling., That helps a I I � , , � I , I - � I I ; 11 . - b� I At- � 1 � te source of woe and breez- 'every Point which he suspected of defeating Bryce Cardigan, but call off crossing now, if you can, you whelp, it, rather than risk the delay of little. What did you want to see 11 Canadian P60,* gete . . I I 1�1 _-1 I . � , "I" �11 ed away. harbouring a Cardigan follower. ' Winn , � 1, );1ayor's la ,x . �, the Black Minorca. I shall hold you and be damned to you. I've got you making the affidavit to -morrow me about?" "I I 41gary", �., -o � . . . . . . . . 1.1-1 - - �, Q)Tonel Pennington did n "I don't.think ,he's hurt anybody" personally responsible for Bryce blockedl" morning here and forwarding it by "I wanted to tell you," said Shir- Varcv�4 and 111imm. , I , , , � , ,,, .. . ,. .. .. �. I W return 0 his hame, however. In- Buck Ogilvy Whispered as he crouc�- Cardigan's life, and if you fail me, "I rather imagine this nice gentle- mail to our attorneys. Thei judge ley4 "that -that last nighes affledr ' " ' ;,i . � GOLF AT VI,C.TOMA ggopl?! " � $", , 2 -1 A � i,ess e making." He smiled .. ' ' ,J,� 4 ,,, .en- ed with Bryce beside the engine, "but I shall never forgive you." man has it on us, old dear," chirped will sign a restraining order, return- was not of my .. � Anl,� - stead, he drove up to the bus THE YEAR ROUNA) '� �T'l - I tre of the town. The st�eets were that's due to his markmanship rather ,, "Silly, silly girl!" he soothed (her. Buck Ogiltvy plaintively. "Well! We able in from ten to thirty days -I'll compassionately. "r -I couldn't -bear I ,)).1111111 ... �,� M - I 1 I ��: . , � ,deserted, but one s!aloon--the Saw- than his intentions." Don't you know I woWd not stoop did our damndest, which angels can't try for thirty, becausel that I w.ffli to have you think I'd break my word . I . , ,-. I � I'll , . ,� � .. � "He tried hard enough to plug me," to bush -whacking? There's some do no more. Let us gather up our knock out the N. C. O.'s temporary and tell him." AA any ticket agm r for fa -m". It � . . "I .111 I'll, I dt6t Pile -was still open. I . I .�., 'r . Penniington strode through the bar Bryce declared, and -showed the hole shooting, just to frighten Cardigan gray head cmf*ypietaoinnmhtmbmb franchise -and after I have obtained "It never occurred to me that you timetablem, aft.. or Write . � .-4 Z;;�7 � W. FULTON .."', �4 through his sleeve. "They call him and his men off the job." tools and go home, my son, for some- the restraining order, I willl have the had dealt me a hand from the bot- 111...,f g,,,-,�,, I- .. .�.'.1�11 , � � Distrid-Parsenger Avad . . q7;0,�' 1 1, .".��, 1. -- -' the Black Minorca, and he's a mon- "You can't frighten him," she cried thing tells me that if I hang around United States marshal telegram it to torn of the deck, Shirley. Please don't ,, 11 , . . TORONTO ."� I 11 . V " I � I greaser who'd kill -his own passionately. "You know you can't. here I'll bust one of two things -this Ogilvy and Cardigan!" worry about it. Your uncle has had .. "'' " li �",-.. �.,121 11 r gre I ,�.,. , �4 1 1.� 1. 'r ('"T", HEIRS WANTED mother for a fifty -dollar bill." He'll kill the Black Minorca, or the sleek scoundrel's g -ray head or one of "Bully!" cried Sexton heartily. two private detectives watching Og- �. P. " �', I , - - f-, 1-T - %, . "I'd like to plug him," Buck mur- Black Minorca will kill him. Go in- my bellicose veinsl Hello! Whom "That will fix their Clock." ilvy and me." -11 $� o 4, 0-------q . I �9;,-,, ,�,! I , ' ., "I 1�1 I Ntissing Heirs are pains son mured regretfully, stantly. and stop it." have we here?" "In the meantime;, Penningtoncon- "Oh!" she breathed, much relieved. I I"!,",, ,,�',,, :.., ,��;�`,,�,'i ght , ohroughout the world. Many people "What would be the use 9 This "All right, all rigbty" he said Bryce turned and found himself tinued, "logs will be glutting our A ghost of the old bantering smile 7)WIVI 1�,�,. kI'�;,r��!. . . 11.11-1-111,"4"", wn to -day living in comparative pov- will be his last oldt, rather humbly, and sprang down the facing Shirley Summer. Her tender landings. We need that locomotive 1;jrhted her #Csome features. "Well, Am M A �1.1'.1 ,1�1'6;, � � - I 11 . �, ! .� ", arty who are really rich, but do not County-." front steps into the waiting car. "I'll lip was quivering, and the tears shone for its legitimate purposes. Take all th,en." she ged, "I suppose you � I ,. � 11 I `,-. . � "Ill, 5, �,, hmow it, You may be one of them- A rifle shot rang out from the side rAay the game fairly, Shirl�ey, never in her eyes like stars. He stared at that discarded machinery and the don't hate me. 11 - - ... I'll, � ,� " '� . . I I 1�11.1 �. . , �- 1" � 1.1�- �i .... fland for Index Book, "Missing Heirs of B Street: from the lumber -pile a- fear." her in silence. old boiler we removed from the mill "On the contrary, I Dove you," be I,"', ,11 � 1, �,. - 11 �I,,g i�.,L'%,.,; - and Next of Kin," containing care- cross the street, Bryce and Ogilvy She stood in ,the doorway and "My friend," she murmured trem- last fall, dump it on the tracks at qnswe-red. "However, since you must . �,�.'Ar, I 1, �R,,��.% I ,i , ., tally authenticated lists of missing heard a suppressed -grunt of pain, and watched the red tail -light, like a ulously, "didn't I tell you I wbuld not the crossing, and get the locomotive liave knovvn this for some time past, PACIFIC - -`.t'. �z,',,'f ," - ;1 I,' heirs and unclaimed estates which a crash as of a breaking board. In- malevolent eye, disappear down the permit you to build the N.C.O.?" back on its run. Understand7 The T sunoose it is superfluous to mention . � �.111.1- 41 ��I�Z,,., - have been dvertised for, here and stantIy out of the shadows George street. And presently as she stood He bowed his bead in rage and other side, having :no means of re- it. Moreover, I haven't the right- � I �, !! , ,� I � abroad. Th: Index of Missing Hein Sea Otter came padding on velvet there, down the boulevard a huge shame at his defeat. Buck Ogilvy moving these heavy obstructions, will yet." . , i " � � . i I e thousands feet, rifle in hand -and then Bryce gray car came slipping noiselessly- took him by the arm. tVds midnight's be blocked untii I return; by that S�e had cast her eyes down mod- I .. , ,� I .�� '� , � � .�, of names which have appeared in understood. so noiselessly, in fact, that Shirley holy hour," he quoted, "'and silence time the matter wilO be in the Dis- e,qtly. She roised them naw and look- THE JOHN RANKIN I , ,I," . I ..,��.,� . American, Canadian, English, Scotch, "All right, boss," said George simp- recognized it -by that very quality of now is brooding like a gentle spirit trict 0ourt, Cardigan will be hung ed at him searchingly. "I suppose 11, ;,p Ivish, Welsh, German, French, Be]- ly as he joined Bryce �Lnd Ogilvy un- silence. It was Bryce Cardigan's o'er the still and pulseless world.' up until his temporary franebise ex- von'll acknowledge your ---If whipped AGENCY I." � IT. ' 1� �P' ,.., � , , , gign, Swedish, Indian, Colonial, wW der the lee of the Iccomotive- "Now Napier. . Bryce, old chap, this is 9ne of those pires-and the city council will not at 1-t. Brvee?" she ventured. Insurance of all kinds. , ,: �', ,� I,- , �i other newspapers, inserted by lawY- we get busy again." . "George!" she called. "Come here." occasions wh,ere silence is golden. renew it. Get me?" "Would it please you to have me . " 1; I , I 1� _ _ 111;� rs "Safe -o, men," Ogilvy called, "Back "Yes, sir." _ I ,srs, executo I administrators. Also The car slid over to the gate and Speak not. I'll do it for you. MiA qurrender?" He was very serious. Bonds, Real Estate �., " �� collftains Iiit of English and Irish to the job." And while Bryce, fol- stopped at the sight of the slim white Summer," he continued, bowing g-rac- "Iql be back Sunday forenoon. Monpy to Loan �, , I -�� " "'R� Courts of Chancery and unclaimed lowed by the careless George Sea Ot- figure running down the garden walk. iously, "and Colonel Pennington," fav- Good-bye." � I , "`ZI; ,:?, , ,!, , 1, - aNidends list of Bank of England - ter, went into the lumber -yard% to "Is Mr. Cardigan hurt?" she de- ouring that triumphant rascal with He hung up, went tO his chauf- (Continued next week) SEAFORTE� ONTARIO ,%,-,,`.t'�i - ,. ` Your name or your ancestoes May be succouT the enemy, Ogilvy set an ex- manded in an agony of suspense. an equally gracious bow, "we leave feur's quarters over the garage, and Phone 91 1.,. ILI -1 11 , George Sea Otter grunted contemp, you in possession of the field -tem- rounbed the man out of bed. Tlien - ', in the list. Send $1.00 (one ,dollar) ample to the men by stepping into I � �1� at once for book. the open and starting briskly to work tuously. "Nobody 'hurt 'cept the porarily. However, if anybody should he returned quietly to his room, . -,'.� ith a shovel. Black Minorca. I am taking him to drive up in a hack and lean out and dressed and packed a bag for his CALIFORNIA FOR WINTER! . . , 1�, " I - International Claim A90.neY wAt the bottom of the pile of lumber your company hospital, miss. He tried ask you, just tell him Buck Ogilvy journey, left a brief note for Shirley . "I I I Dept.296 - the Black Minorca was discovered to shoot my boss, so I shoot him my- has another trump tucked away in hi,; notifying her of his departure, and THE MCKILLOP MUMAL I � "..", .1� 9 with a severe flesh -wound in his right .self once through the leg. Now my kimona." .started on his two -hundred -and -fifty Go to California and enjoy your- ,:-!.1; Piftsburgh, Pa., U. S. A. FIRE INSURANCE COPY4 14; hip; also he was suffering from nurn- boss says: 'Take hiri to the Lag- Bryce turned to go, but with a mile trip over the mountains to the self. Summer sun, summer climate I �: IV I ,,,� 2920-tf erous bruises and contusions. George una Grande hospital, George.' Me, I sudden impulse Shirley laid her hand south. As his car sped through every day of the winter. New sights �,; , �� . T" . .. Sea Otter possessed himself of the would drop this g-reaser in the bay if on his arm -his left arm. "Bryce"' sl,eeping Sequoia and gained the open to see, famous eg,nyons to explore, READ- OFFICESEAFORM 01 M, I �,,��: - - fallen cholo's rifle, while Bryce pick- I was the boss." she murmured. country, the Colonel's heart thrilled awes,ome deserts to traverse -and lux- . I �,.�, . �� ed the wretch up and carried him to She laughed hysterically. 11 On He lifted her hand gently from his pkasurably. He held cards and uriant fruit g-ro,ves and tropical vege- . ,,, ;,i��',', - , ,�, your way back froin the hospital stop forearm, led her 0 OFFICERS: ;"V, h6s automobile. to the front of the spades, big .and little casino, four ac- tation everywhere. Something doing '. !,E'-`,.."�� I LONDON AND WINGHAM "Take the swine over to the Lag- and pick me up, George," she order- locomotive, and held her hand up to PR and the joker-, therefore he knew all the time, surf bathing, swimming, J. Connolly, Goderich - - Presidleub � , .;I � ,""', � %. I., ; ,: i Y North. una Grande Lumber Company's has- ed. "This senseless feud has gone far the headlight. Her fingers were he could sweep the board at his plea- motor -boating, yachting, tennis, golf, Jas. Evans, Beechwood, Vice-presideAt I !" �, �, � �, I , a.m. p.m. pital and tell them to patch him up," enough. I must .stop it -at once." crimson with blood. sure. And during his absence Shir- riding -and every other summer sport D. F. McGregor, Seaforth, Sec.-TreM I � 11, Bbeter ............ 10.16 6.04 -he ordered George Sea Otter. 111,11 He touched his broad hat, and she "Your uncle's killer did that, `�hir- ley would have opportunity to cool you can imagine, with comfortably , . L � , #qnsall ............ 10.30 6.18 keep both rifles and the ammunition retuyned to the house to dress. ley," he said ironically. "It's only a off, while he would find time to form- luxurious accommodation at hundreds AGENTS: I I I 1'� ,� Juppen ........... 10.85 6,23 here for Jules R,ondeau and his woods Meanwhide Colonel' Penna'ng�on had slight flesh wound, but that is no fault idate an argument to lull her suspic- of hotel resorts. Alex. Leitch, R. R. NO. 1, ClintGrA ; �', I I , I I ,, Brucefield ......... 10.44 6Z2 gang. They'll probably be dropping reached the crossing once moo, sim- of your allies. Gdod night." ions upon his return. On your way to Califoniiaor re- � �6 li 10.58 6.46 W. E. Hinchley, Seaforth; John Mui%- 1'� .1 in on us about two a.m.. if I kw)w ititaneously with the arrival bT Sam And be left her standing, pale of fic I'll Clinton, Ar . ....... 11.05 6.52 ray, Egmondville; J. W. Yeo, Godli- - I anything about Colonel Pennington'q Perkins, the chief of police, accorn- face and trembling, in the white glare Coast Stop off at Vancouver and . ,�; wa rich; R- G. Jarmuth, Brodhagem "I Clinton, Lv . ....... 11.15 6.52 y of doing things." panied by two automobiles crammed of the headlight. CHAPTER XXXIII Victoria. Winter there is like spring :.: �1, 11.21 6.58 1 with patrolmen. Perkins strutted up and you can comfortably enjoy the DIRECTORS: ., I,oridesborough .... 11.85 7.12 to Bryce Cardigan and Buck Ogilvy. CHAPTER XXXIT Quite oblivious of her uncle's de- scertic grandeur that in this part of . �-, - Blyth ............. 11.44 7.21 CHAPTER XXXI "VAat's the meaning of all this ff to detain parture for San-Franrisco, Shirley the country easily dwarfs the Alps W-11liam. Rinn, No. ?, Seafor*1 I ; ., � " x Belgrave .......... 11.56 7.33 row. Mr. Cardigan?" he demanded. Bryce Cardigan as h,- walked to his lay awake throughout the remainde'r for absolute beauty. John Bennewies, Brodhagen; JaM10 . ,� Wingbarn JCL, Ar.. 12.08 7.4-5 ,Having dispa tch ed the Black Min- "Something has slipped, Sam," car and c1limbed into it. Ogilvy re- of the night, turning over and over Make the trip to California this Evans, Beechwood- M- McEwen, Cft- , 11 �. wingharn Jet., Lv. . 12-08 7.45 orcs. to hold up the work until the ar- Bryce retorted pleasantly. "You've mained merely long enough to give in her mind the various aspects of winter ---see the unforgettable sights ton; James Connoily, Goderich; AIM64 I ,�, � I I Wingham ......... 12.12 7.55 rival of reinforcements, Colonel Pen- been calling me Bryce for the Past orders to the foreman to gather up the Cardigan Pennington imbroglio. of the North Pacific Coast. All in- Broadfact, No. 8, Senforth ; J. 0. . � - -1 nington fairly burned the streets en twenty years, and now you're mister- the tools, store them in the machine- Of one thing she was quite certain-, formation, illustrated literature and Grieve, No. 4, Walton; Robert Ve .,l � No � South. 01 . route to his home. He realized that ing me! The meaning of this row. shop of CardiganIs mill, and dismiss Twace, must be declared at all hazards. fares gPadly supplied by any Agent Harlock; George McCarimey, . . . - I , ) a.m. p.m. there would be no more sleep for him you ask?" Bryce continued. "Well., his gang; then he., too, entered the She had been obsessed of a desire, of the Canadian National Railways. Seaforth.; Murray Gibson, AiUCOfiet& . �i - Wingham ......... 6.65 8.15 that night, and he was desirious,.of I'm engaged in making a jump -cross- automobile, and at a word from Bryce rath,er unusual in her sex, to see I Wingliam Jet . ..... 7.01 8.21 a t Belgrave .......... 7.15 3.32 getting into a heavy ulster before ing of Colonel Penningtan's tracks, the car slid noiselessly away into the fight worth while, she had planned' - -- - ---- - . venturing forth again into the night under a temporary franchise granted darkness. The track -cutting crew de- t.0 permit it to go to a knockout, to q Blyth ............ l 7.27 8.44 air. me by the city of Sequoia. ,Here's parted a few minutes later, and when use Bryce Cardigan's language, be- .. 7.36 8.52 The violent slam with which he the franchise." And he thrust the Shirley found herself alone with her cause sh'e believed Bryce (;ardigan World's Finest Music for Radio Enthugia,sts � Clinton Jet . ....... 7.49 4.06 closed the front door after him d<)cumL-nt under the Police chiefs uncle, the tumult in her heart gave would b,e vanquished -and she had de- . 0 : � li 1.00 .&A.0 Clinton Jet . ....... 9.08 4.20 Brucefield ......... 8.15 4.32 Kipplen ........... 8.22 4.40 8.82 4.1i0 brought Shirley, in dressing -gown and slippers, to the staircase. ,'Uncle Sethi" she called. ,,Here", be replied from the halll'be- nose. - "This is the first I've heard About I way to the tears she could no longer reprpss. Pennington -stood by,*gvat,ch- ing her curiousIly, coldly. Presently Shirley mastered her*eTn- sired to see him smashed---lbut not beyond repair, for her joy in the con- flict was to lie in the task of putting the pieces together afterward! -She I --- - -- - - - - - Roman ........... Exeter 8.47 5.05 low. . JANUARY ROD AND GUN . otion and glanced toward him. realized now, however, that she -had ............ "What's the matter?" "Well, my dear?" be queried ner- permitted matte.rs to go too far. A "There'q the devil to pay," he an- . - vously. revulsion of feeling to -ward her uncle C. N.]L TIME TABLE swered. "That fellow Cardigan is "I -I think I had better go home," induced by the memory of Bryce . East back of the N. C. O., after all and An announcement crE importance she said without spirit. Cardigan's blood on her white finger - C a.=. p.m. he and OgiiIvy have a gang of'flfty and of interest to the sporting and "I think so, too," he answered. tips, convinced the girll that, at all 6.00 2.20 men down at the intersection of Wa- general public is contained in the "Get into the MaYOT'R flivver, my hazards to her financial future, hence- Holmesville 6.17 2.37 te.r and B. streets, cutting in a jump- January, 1927, issue of Rod andl,Gun &,ar, and I'14 drive you. And per- forth she and her uncle must tread ....... 01111t6n ........... 6.95 2.52 cra�sing of our line." to the- effect that the well known , tile least, said about this affair hapq separate paths. She had found him � 'Seafoith .......... 9.41 8.12 lie dashed into the living room and Sporting magazine has been accepted the better, Shirley. There art, many out at last, and because in ber nature st columban ...... 6.40 3.29 she heard him calling franticall� in- as the official organ of the Canadian Silver Fox breeding industry. With things that you do not understand there was some of his own fixity, of Dublfil ........... 6.54 8.28 to the tekohone. and which cannot be elucidated by purpose, the resolution cost her no WeaL "At last!" she murmured, and crept the January issue, the magazine has discussion." particular pang. a.m. p.m. p.m. down the stairs, pus,birtg I>ehdnd the become Rod and Gun and Canadian "I can understand an attempt at It was rather a relief, therefore, � Dublin 1Q.87 BM 9.37 heavy porderes at the entrance to the Silver PA News and it is announced assassination, Uncle Seth." -when the imperturbable James hand- . ...... St. Columban. 1OA2 5.44 . ... living room. that each month, the magazine will "That blackguard Minorcal I should ed her at breakfast the following 'Senforth 10.58- 5X& 9.50 "That you, Poundstone?" shebeard cary in addition to its regular sport- have known b4etter than to put him note: .... . &09 10.04 him saying rapidty into the transmit- "Pennington ing and outdoor features, a full sec- tion of sixteen pages, devoted to the on such a job. I told.him to btuff and Holmeaville . . 11.20 7.03 10-18 ter. apeakirig. Young threaten; Cardigam, I knew, would Shirley, Dear: Goderich .... 11A0 140. 10.80 Brym Cardigan is behind that �T- C. interests of the silver fox and fur realize the grudge the Black Minorca . 4. . 0, outfit, and'it's a logging -road and breeding industry. / has against him, and for that reason After leaving you last night, I de - . C. P. IRL TIME TABLE not intended to build through to The change is made as a result of Canadian I figured' the greaser was the only cided that in your present frame of . Grant's Pass at all. Cardigan and the rapid growth of the man who could bluff him. While I mind my abs,erce for a few days I I PAWL 0-111- are at Water and B streets, Silver Fox Brebders' Association and ..ave him orders to shoot, I told him might tend to a calmer and clearer I . . � � I � , I - I - � u . , , i : � " I � . " 111'�, ,, " ., , � , " . - ,:i'-,'.' - '�" � L , ,� "" ' L , ,� � �- ," I " � -I - '�'�.�' L IL '', . ,�,,'�� 4,7 . �1�,,, �L'� . ,�;-�I�i"f� .� �1. �`�.�! I , , h, � . , I � ,!�,,� 4� ,,� ��, , �,.,� �, '� L�, AI , ,,�O� � ,",:�;V, .:�,L�, � " IL�L�;, �:l ��,��!!�,,.-�� ,'; ,�� , . ... I ", - I , ,I " , -- ,, -, . ,-, ... �, i��-,' ., . �, L 1, I I , , , � ,:� � . . . . . . , : , ,� , I -,,; �� - , I I � , ,� I ,�l'!"V;', - I �;� ", ,� . J ', " , , , " � �,�� 11 i� :', � �� `� � ,..�, . ,1�, : f,x��,P,�, . , , a:J�0, i�:,�:: -, '�' - ;L I 1. -�� . �� :, , -,Ir, i ", .!,Y,�,�,, ,;',,,',i I � I .,,,,� I"', �', ,(�,:" , I � , � - I . , 6i, , .1. .:,"� ;, 1, -� 11 , I I � &M. this very instAnt with a gang Of fifty a desire of the 3,500 members to . . - -..,X-',i� !. I--; ", I WeAch ....... � .......... .50 rgan to assist the distinctly not to bit anybody. Good percoption, on yo,or part, of the nee- - programme being made tip of iquaftett6L --r � �' ,. ," $1� ' "" ' men eutti%g in a jurnp-crossing of mv have an official o ro' Lord, Shirl �y, surely you do not think essary tactics which in a moment of The programme makers of the Can , "" ', � '', _ .Idr ,�., " , , 1.1-k.' IT.,. , .,. '' � '' , 11 9100sew ..... er ............. U61 The first Silver Fox section iR a adian National letailways Radio De- music frdm I%e Most ft'6tdd of the . .;". "..", line, curse theml They'll have it in desperation, I saw fit, with regret, to . IN, ''4 ,� ...... , I would wink at a murderl" ,,`,�,� ,;�: " �, ; I lboa* 46 .......... i..*.. 6.04 by six o'clock to-morkow Morning if I very promising one. The special, edi- "I do," a' -he answered passiomately. pursue last night. And in the hope partment have achieved distinctAn in and now Composers. Por example, thd� I ,". � I , 11, 11 -he , "', � 11 . AbbUft .................... &14 has several features which are to be offered qudrtbtt-e oft, t * first rrogtamme ' "tbalt 1. ��';� ;I , �'V .1 4. . . something isn't done -and once they tor, J. R. Darr, of Summerside, -our old I I `- ; ,� � "With Bryce Cardigan out of, the way, that you willi liaffe attained y , , . 0. I � .11, , '95 . to the listeners -in during the aututrin ,ciflteethovtrila - - nor�, opus 9 X . - -, � ..b*.q..d.6*.. S. preseilted a good selection of fox return, '11�1, � . "I 6. . get it in, the fat's in- the fire. Re- you would have a clear field before attitude toward me before my and winter season, one such feature .4, whilet I YMY of conteatt, the J091,�.:� ,., � �, .�� 1 6.40 1 � I 4. . ":, ;: . Z.f-, , ews and pbotographs and the you 19 San � t 0 P , . .t -,, -- .04d...4 ...... : - I -am leaving in the motoir for being the engagement of the Haft House O�Wwlll � 61(ow.val h a � u � bf.10110.",�,, , ": 1910-44LIr I N P '20. .lap, I y , �� :i, WX .... 4.1�..O.-.,* .., 6-52 -Telephone the chlef of police and Zunt of .the fox �exhibits at the Royal IF lot , * d.4t., - - ,", I, ,'� , 444 I'll , 1 I,, .. � � li, I I� "i .... , ,I 'Oh, my dear, my dearl Surelly you Francisco. Your terrible accusation Stritig Quartette for a sqle� of,teA �'W' " t"' - - - � g - 01i ,ft .1.. . " �Vt;:;� ,11, *,.' -111-- . .11 �Ll, � . 6.. .. .1. . * 4 .,& . . a .4. 1�40 otdor hint to take his entire fbrce Winter Faii, Toronto, is particularly t has wrieved me to such an extent recitals to �e broadcast over the radia ""40 ftette- ,,;,�") , ,t,��' fi"' I " !�I.,,��O, �P, , �. L .H . '' � ,�� ,� &�QZi , , , , �` , , "' 4� � . , I . " I , _ M , A 01%�t%ft -., , , - "I 171, q-.,.,-��, .. . , � '14 0�' �Jjo , . � .. ", I � . ' ' db not realize what you Are saying. that I do not feel equal to the task chain from Moric IV104 , ,,t h . W"' � . , , .. a4vm, 1here, -if' tecessary, and stop good. ton, NIL, to I �� ". - f H I 1�^ rftreW .. �111' i ,4 Y,;�%&�kj �1 , I ' � , P; nq I 'f�, -�T46tou.t I ffi� al ,, . ,� L.,�-, �' t) , "I I ,�� . "" m,, , . . . .1 , I 9 les�,v,! i "Z Av, t'�, �N� .� I & - - , A , �, , . 11 I nehIS - el X =X4"11 -, �!�� "lease do not wound 4 '1. J " � . ,. ' k., � � � . I I � , I - WO,rk To blazes with that tern- The regulap magazine , irley. �A. , I �0 . 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