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LEGAL
Fbone No. 91 - '
JOHN J. RUGGARD �
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HAYS, & MFAR
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. Succeeding R. !3. I&Ys
Barrisbeirs,Sdidtors, 06inveyanicers
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4na Notaries Pubric. solicitors for the
I K)W_PqR V= .
1 doaft knbw w1hat I'd do with,phut
I may need wbat'l. have thrown a-
Vomliiion, Bank. Offm in rear of the'
I Doindulow DW94 Seatorlt!L Money to
Dn,LY ENTERTAIN5
them. 1hey are such ,rod wkii-
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way." - ,I
'.'But -surely you. haw no reason. to
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011`Mlltam,ll said Dilly to he- hes.
I To= was finding it all delightful.
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fear that."
"Yes,
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band, 11-Ilm'a whited set Here
Here was Ddlly,,pleawnt, pretty, un-
I have." R'n a few words
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dude"
I -am eating one of my darlinz old
affected, and her W111dam., sturdy and
she h4ii-sketched Aldelaide's attitude
towards "You
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. . BEST & BEST-� I
,.hens -and epJ.9 .
_ying her." ,
,rather silent, but at hi�ls eose; and,
there on the sands was that flut.
her. see" zhesaid at
the -end, "I am not SU6 of
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Muvristers, Solicitors, Convoyan-
1-cers
'Rich Is what you sh&uld dot"
lllan* response, "and the
wasp %,%
terimg- bit, of lovdineso. .
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"Upw happy, you must - be," she
,really
anythinig-Al I . L I.. .
He'\h'ad found *r story suxprjsing.
and Notaries ptubile, Etc. Diffice
in -the W90 Building, opowite The
damiplings are dieliciovs." .
'Dil ,came round the, table and
i7l
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said '•her h teas'
He wondered V,HaIllam knew the sit-
F�Mpositoir Offi6e.
kissed the top of his hea d. "Ohl"
"O(h_wiell, now and then,we get a
uation. dt iseemed hardly like the
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., axed
.she -told hlm.b "you are so nice
bit fed up on solitude si,"dbin't we
Wbliam?l' IBut-WillWmw&u1dn!tad-
man, as he read hikiol to tie lan-welf
UP to ;k ftA&4d4.v *yl.
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VETERINARY
steadying . . . ,and you simply
let crocodile tears;
mitt it. (The lao1k which flashed be-
'and"
,He had asiked, then: "You want
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.
won't me weep
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tween husibaAd, wife made Joan's
MY opinion?" �, I
','Yes." -
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will you
'He laughed. "Not oer va seating
heart stand-, still. How sure they
seemed and -safe! .
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"It seemisi to'mo that In all such
JOHN GRIEVE, V.S.
hen."
The.dlning-moim of the lighthouse
When•tliey had firdshed'their tea,
'William took,Gilea Joan
11'r1atters you should be free Ito do as
'please. There is
' Honbr gradJuate cif -Ontario Veterin-
s, a charming ace be-
cotitaIge' wapl
and to see
the Light. itis they civiiiie into the
y'o'u such a thing
as encroaching too 7nuich an another's
� Ary College. All disease's of domestic
cause, Dilly had made it so.. White
ston,, tower, it was cool and dark in
Personality. 'Whether you spend your
animals treated. Cpromptly at-
paint, ,the Iblue of the curtains rlatch-
ialls.
contrast to the bright sunlight out-
'money or ,not is Your own affair,tended
to and charges, mo.der&te.,..Vet.
ing the blue of the sea outsi6P;_nas-
,side. Going up and up, was a spiral
isnItt it?" . .
_. erinary. Dentistry a specialty, Office
turbiunis in (bowl's; on 0, shelf sorae
staircase, an Iron structirre'that turn-
"In a way.. perhaps. But in a way
. mid residence on Goderich Street,one
queer old ,Porcelains which had be-
ad and turned until as , one followed
-it may be my husbanills affair 11
I door east of Dr. Mackay',. Sea_ ea-
form.
longed to, WIlliam's greChilfather, an4.
.
its- hedght the (brain grew dizzy.
'It had' (been like a blow t6hear bee
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in a corner cupboard some fine old,
"Going up -is nothing to coming
8pealk of 114411am, as her husband-. Ohl
Chelsea which bad, belonged to Dilly's
dow:n,,".WilIiafm said, as they began
the thing was unspeakable! I ,
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grandmother, and Dilly 'wha had
the -as-cent, l'ibut I'll -lead the way
"There had been another d a
. . A. R. CAMPBELL, V.S.
cooked the dinner with her own hands
and Giles can bring up the rear, ana
Joan •-had come, and there hayd 7bh.e,,n
was crisp and cool in primirose ging
,that will give you confidence."
trouble in her faces. :She had sat
Graduate of Ontario Veterinary
hatin, with short sleeves Which show-
gut Joan was not afraid. It was
V1eT`Y still in a Corner Where she was
. College, University of Toron
of,
. to. All
eel her plump, a'im's and, a round cut
great fun., ,she dedared. ,She talked
screened from customers by a book -
diseases of domesitdc treated
which showed her pretty neck.
to Giles ovdl- her shoulder, and the
case, and had, let Giles talk to her.
by ,the Most lTrAodeirn principles.
(Standing ,beside her husiband-s
thick walls gaivie ,back her waists in
And it seemed to bbn that half
Charges reasonable. (Day or 'night
chair, Dilly rum1ple,d his hair with
.
h,,Il,o-,%v echoing so,iinds. . .
,of
the time she did not listen. .
. . ''. ,caills, promptly -attended to. Office on
thoughtful fingers. And presently he
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,Giles with his hand on the rail
,At last*he had said: "Tell me.'s I
Main Streel, I�ensall, opposite Town
Luriied and looked up at her. "Well,
j,,t',bac'k of hers, hardly heard what
"'Tell you what?R?
Hall. Phone 116., 1 .
what's on your mind, Dilly? 'I -
she said: It was, be felt,- nothing
•, 'IT -he •thing that is on your mjnCLII I
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. "Giles." . . 1,
short of i miracle to have het here,
"How do you knidw there is some-
.I-InWhy?
At Jt .
, 'AW'illian-j,, he has chan&d e4b in
and' to know he -had her friendship.
thing `oii ray imgnd'?'�_, . I
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"'You'
I MEDICAL
the two weeks."
For he had it! He exulted in : the
,have lost your -radiance."
. 'Her
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past
..I� Changed? How?"
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thought. I I . � .
In the weeks whicgh had followed
'voice was very law -"Perhaps ,
I shouldn't speak of it. But you are
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't,Oh bets more 14k -e 9i boy than he
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their talk at the Wind and Wave,
my friend. . , ?" I
. DR. E. J. R. FORSTER
has been for years'." .
Joan had 4,�ame often to. the shop.
"You 'know 1 am:' . . I
Eye, Ear, Nose and-Throit
'William drew her -down to , his
"What
First to tell him what she. thought
- "'It's lbe'callse I'M not -used to things :
Graduate in'Medlicinel University of
knee. has changed him?"
"A
of the little book, and after that to
I sufpPose�-'but it hurts me to share '
Toronto.
girl."',
"'Surely not. '.
look at the things he had to show
Drew with . . :• other people -'I '
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(Late assistant Now York Optha]I
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-Yes," impressively, "and I met her
her. She had stopped in as a rule
duiingher'morning walks when Drew
'He had kn.orwn she nipant wlith -
"other women.". ,He had �
, Tnei and Aural Institute, Moorefield's
Frio and Golden Square Throat Hos-
yesterday. She came into the shop
was onthe lin&s. If Giles: had a cus-
.
reco--ndzed
Hallarn's type, had seen 4e�- now
in
Fitals, Loodlon, Eng. At IC-olmanercial
While 1 was, there, and after that,
while Giles was polite - to me and all
toner she would sit contente,fty in a.an,d
Q'Well,"reading
then with a tall girl in an or .-
"'Does
I . 11�10tel, ISeRfWth, third Monday in,
that, I simply didn't matter." '
quietly' and waiting,
until he could, talk to her.- I
anige ca,p. be ask yon to share
him with -Lothar �
each month, from 11 a.m. to 3 rp.m.
68'Watea-IOD Street, South, Stratford.
",Who is she?".
"Joan Dudley. , She's staying with
Giles was half afraid, to think what
pvo,pol4?;- I
"Ohl he laug,�s at me if I protest. ,'
her aunt at the Wind and Wave and
those talks were beginning to mean
to, him There had grown up
He says it doesn't mean anything--" '
she caught hei-I-elf "Oh I '
has loads of money, and she's en-
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betw,,en.thiNinj a relationship Which
up,
mustn"t, - . . ' mustn't speak of ,
`DR. W. C. SPROAT
gaged to a New York broker, An-
was on his part protective, on 4ers
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it .. . . even'. to . . . you
dhow' Hallam. Everybody in town. is
confiding. 'She treated ,him as if he
'Were
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Graduate of Faculty of Medicine,
baliking aboutthem and here's, (kiles
' an, elden brother. (She discussed
Hei had seen her distreM% and had
I. University of Wkistern Ontar ' io,
•Ion- quite inad about her and he do-es-n't
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With him her ,affairs, frankly, ,and,
said gently: "Wbat you say to me is.
don. Men�ber of 'College of Physic-
know it." .. I
Without self-consciousnpsis.
sacred. You lcnov,r that?"
. isms and Surgeons of -Ontario, .Office
.
"'What makes you think that?"
iShe had told him she was to be
.
"Yes.".. .. . I
I In Aberhart' s Drug Store, Main, St.,
': "Oh; after she had gone he talk6d',
married. And to Whom.
'He had let his hand rest for a
Sea -forth. Phoula 90.
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-a lot abou� friendship --as if theire
could be such a thing Setween him-
And .he had- said: ' "You danced
moment on. -her shoulder. Then they
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self and that girl. It's come too late,
with him) in. the Woods,?"
4C . How .(Ed you know?"
had talked of other things.
Giles, going now up the lighthouse
DR. A. NEWTON-BRADY
for,hini, Billy. She"s engaged', and
'he has to think o,,f Scripps and Ain-
"I could see it in your eyes when
stairs,, thought of those meetings.
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Graduate Deullilin Uq*versity, Ire.
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-elie., And it's, tragic. Things have
you -spoke of him." .
. She ,had drawn. -a quick breath.-
He thought, too, of the words he, had
written in his Journol-4f I Saw
ilax�& Late Exitern Assistant •Master
neve rked out for Giles, and I
'r WO
"Sornetinies it seems so wonderful I
a
-ship headed for the rocks. Sorne
Rotunda Hwpitiiil for Women and,
want, him to be happy." , ,,,,
"Did he talk about the b4p-
can't quite believe it."
"BeIgause
way niust The found' to save Joan's
In
,hildren, Dublin. Office at residence
. girl
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you love him?"
little ship of life. But as yet he
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I ]ately occupied by Mrs. Parsons.
fore Scripps?" .
, "Because'he loves me."
had .not found it .
Wours: 9 to 10 a.m., 6 to 7 p.m.;
1IIyes, and Scripps ,wasn't very nice
"Why is that `wonderful'?"
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They came at last to the, top of
I . Sundays, I to 2 PmL
about it.' You. know how cynical he
.
9'Oh . '. 'be% seen so much of
the spiral staircase, and there was
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can The when he's upset."
"He owes a lot to Giles. I should,
the world .' I ", 11 .
"Haven't youseen
u the world?"
the -Light, its prismtq catching the
.rays of the afternoon sum, its brass-
.
DR. F. J. BURROWS
think he'd realize it, and try to make
things easier."
.
- '"No ',. ,. I , I 'have never' trav -
.
-es' gleaming, and on all -sides blue
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Office and residence GoderichStreet,
. 11,
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, 'Took- Scripps. And Giles is so
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bmve, Billy. He, him
0 led." . . . .1
-1S,kies,
He had wondered a little at that,
blue seas,, and gulls flying.
Wdllism explaining the mechanism of,
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east of the Urdted Church, Sea-
doesn't (pity
it did not seem to fit •-in with her
the lamp was, 9,t -his best. "My
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forth. Plione 46. Coroner for the
self. ,And he won't let life beat him.
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position as her aunt's. heiress. But
grandfather tended the Granitehiiad ,
counity of Hurom.
yet be wants nave
, what you and'
.. Y? -'.Sh,6 laid her cheeks against
one morning when Scripps was out,
they had 'down
Light and my father. Things' were
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,her husband's, anti after a moment
gone into the shoe
shop, and there 'had been a corbviersa-
more dangerous then. and the work
harder, but the Light was always a
she said: "Sometilinies I'm fussy, an,d
don which - had- enlightened Min. with
living thing to themas it W
is to e.-
, DR. C. MACKAY
.ionietimes I'm discontented, but I
regard to her circumstances.
'They st6od looking down from that
1. .
C. Mackay, honor graduate of Trin-
know there's h1ways--you."
(He smoothed, her hair' and, said
Old Peter had welcomed them and
Joan had been told his history; Of
great height to where Dillyls orange
like
lity University., and, gold medalist of
nothing. 'He was a quiet, inarticu-
how Scripps had 'found him one,
umi4rehla was a mushroom on
the sands. Near the umbrella,' Dilly,
Trinity Medical College; Imlermber of
late man, but he adored her.
morning, criippled on the rocks, with
feeding -her hens', was dwarfed to the.,
the College of Physicians and Sus-
ighe I t up preseatly and. removed
the -rain beating on hini,, half dead.
stature orf a doll. The baby in her
900
. ns of Ontari,6.
I and brought berries and
the pillc
And now he seemed happy, and re-
pink- detests might have ,been, 11 !rose-
ftke for their dessert.' And it was
lieved Scripps' loneliness.
bud tassed up by the waves.
.
wilien she was eating her last berry
"But' why should he be lonely,"
Alan- the road which led, across
DR. H. HUGH' ROSS.
that a little cry floated down from.
Joan had asked, "doesn't he live with
the n -I. '
oor.and thence to the houses
14, ' .
I Graduate of ' University of Toronto
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above.
. "It's fbaby," Dilly said, "and she
you?" .
Giles had been reticent. "Yest,but
off the summer colony and to the
causeway which connected tha in aiii�
.
Faculty of Medicine, member If 001-
wants her bottle, and there's the table
his .history is tragic , . - aTtA,
,
land and the end of the peninsula, a
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lege of Physicians and 'Surgeons of
to clear and the dishes to wash, an
'everyt'hing,
there',, a loneliness which comes fr0n1
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car was coming. It was running at
. ,
<Mtarfo;' pass, graduate courses in
. and sit five o'clock Giles
-longing."
'He
high ,speed and seemed to the watch-
. . cMcIago 'Clinical Sebool of Chicago;
16 'coming over."
.
had deliberately turned from
ing ,eyes of the people in the tower
. Royal OpbIthadnoie Hiospital, London,
tclweis?tt
the topic, and ,had showed her the
like a mechanical toy wound up and
England'; University Hospital, Lon-
I" Yes. All this' bas been just a
shoes on the shelves -seamen's i600tS
working like tread.
don, ,England. Office----iBiack of 'Do-
prelude, William. Giles is co -ming ov-
and sailors` sneakers, and women's
William said: "Not many cars
. o
I 2niniQn Bank, Seaforibli. Phone N - 5.
er and, he is bringing the girl.,,
.
down--ut-the-heel' ODCf0Tds, and young
come this way. It may be some an --
Night'calls answered from residence,
'
1"What for?" . ,
"Oh,
girls' puiinp% and the' Stout .3babby
,
who wants to see the Light."
Victoria 'Street' Seaforth.
he's told her about the Light,
-footwear of the children Iof-Granit,�
A'ShaIll we go. down?" Gile's asked.
And she wants to go up and) look at,
head ' I "There's a history in e;VeTY
William looked once morel from the
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it, and I'm to have tea wlbh them, and'
pair, and some ,poetry, though Scripps
window. "Dilly's there," he said,
I 6hould 'have been thinking about it
says not. You should have, neer.
"she'll sbcw themi the way."
DR, S. R. COLLYER �
instead of sitting ,here and talking
y1our silver slippers shining among
,Dilly, having -fed ,her 'hens had
.. rGraduate Faculty of 'Medicine., Uni-
with you.."
"I hope(" 'Williani reiinarked as,.,he
thdiri."-
"M;1r .silver, sl4ppers . . . ?"
turned at the .sound of the motor,
and bad sIeen the car stop in front
-versrlty of 'Western Ontario. Member
rose, "that she won't (be as silly as
She had flashed at him a started look
of the orange umbrella. A warnan's
W,lielge of Physicians and Surgeons
most of them are a,ibout thetowerand
after a ino-rnent ,she had said:
"I
voice said: "Think ,of serving tea in
of onta
New York City Hospital and Vittoria
,stairs." . .
Dilly laughed " "Oh, it's -nuts to
threw them away." ..
"Threw them aLway?". his .voice had
these solitudes."
And man's'-voi-ce: "Witty no'
H,wqxtal, London. Phone: Hensall,
. Ring Street, Hensall.
yoi4 lWilliam, their (ng frightened,
begging to 'help them."'
showed his astonishrhent,
a,
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? I't tea ,served evieTyWhere?'
Rosesin
66. Office,
and you
The red had,come up in, her, cheeks.
He lean,6d out and spoke to
'qlt isrft nuts," he retorted, "and.
III shouldn't have told YOU that,
"'Meld like to go ulp in the 1plgilh'L
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YOU knIow it." .
should 11? But I did throw them
house. Are visitors allowed?" I
.
DR. J. A. MUNN
"Perhaps 11 do," she agreed, "and
away. It was a grand,gesture-"
She ,.said: "Yet. My husband is
now it will help, a lot of you will take
her eyes had a faraway look and
over there now With sorme people.
Graduate of Northwestern UndIviers-
the baby her bottle,"
there had been silence for a mlo-m-
You will find him at the top if you
, Ill' Licentiate Royal
The dishels. were washed, Dilly had
enti.
don't -hind clirnfb!ng the stairs alone."
Wi ZfDoerial Sitirgeons, Toronto.
ebangedbeT chests and the baby was
Then she bad said: "You see, Drew
She went over to the liglithouse
Ofaice over Fills, Ha-dware, Main St.,
spic-k and span when Gilesv` boat.
and I . . . had a misunderstand
and opened the door for them, and
ewforth, Phone 151.
came up to the landing. The tide
in,g about thein --and I bated them.
as they Ibplgan to ascend she stood
was out and Wi•lliamy helping Joan
So the morning after you brought
;a,bchi-ng thein -b. She thought to her -
to bridge the distance beitween the
th-m-i I went out alone to the rocks
self that the woman was ba,ndsonie
DPI.F. J. B19CHELY
boat and the pier and lifting b4ttr•with
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and -threw theimi'as far as I C0111d,
in that ,orange cap, and ,the man Was
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istrong arms, wivs aware of her youth
and at first they floated, and then
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good-looking,
Graduate Royal, College �f pental
aM slenderness. She was, -nothing
,they sank, and I was glad to see the
Their vokeVechoed, and- re-echoed.
,\ lsuaVeonis, Toronto, office ,over W. R,
'but a child, he diecidled, thits heiress to
last of them." -
Then at last they were silent, ,art(]
swfth's Grocery, 'Main Streett ' , Sea-
millions, 'wild she was very simply
He had smiled. "We'll hope the
the echoes ceiised'.
, forth. Phone: Office, 196,W; Tesi-
d1resised, more sinitply eive,n than Dilly,
mermaids am wearing them."
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.deuce, 185 J.
in a white flannel skfit and a pale
("Perhaps, they are • . . ." , the
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vio,let sweater.
tenseness had gone, out of her voice,
Dilly ,served tea from' a gay paint,
and she had sq-ndled back. And When
CHA PTER IX I .
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AUCTIONEERS
ed taJlyle ,set out on the sands and,
by !big The
they had climbed, the ,stairs again
--re-
his books,
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ON 'TIDE STAIRS' .
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shaded a orange umbrella.
I waves spread tbeiriselves, in a thin,
and were arniong she;
turned to the sulb,fect. "Do you mind
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ffalf-way up the lighthouse stairs.
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OSCAR KDOPP
green w&q,h over the har(t beach, a.-nd,
if 1 taflut it aver? You are so wise.
Rose Iliad complained dO di7zineos,
"I'll
Dflly'Ii t,qnnlall ,,Susan, lbarefooted and
You see Drew thought it was rather
have to sit 41own a moment,
GMIMIRts, Camey Zones' Na-
ecstatit, .splashed about in the warm
findserly for ane to have them irien.e.-
Dnew. Thi; is dreadful.."
lHonor
t on"ring, Chi
School for Ancti
- water, or dug hopefully for ciiinis
ed. And he -aid( so, and Toy feelings
He was juist abolve ,her, leading the
"Jim
,ionsl .
Special ,course bllwh in pure
with an infinitesimal tAn abovel.
were -hurt. But perhaps he was
"right."
way. sorry. Perhaps We
esigm IVI)er-
Bred Uve Stock, Real Estate, .
Dillyls prying old ,hens, coming un
to share. the tea, ware a source of
, .
"What nilake% you think that?"
isibouldIn't have 'started."
*`Oh,ll thRtl,s all right. I'll be ready
chandLft and Farm sal,ft)s, Rates in
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tprevailiug ,miarkeft. Sat=
Tnuic" aniu,sement, "William. says
"Ohl well, alil kniy life I have had
to go on, in. a mi-nute."
koeong with
'mits,or wire,
they 0019'h,t,tO lay PlynVOUth MOW in-
to save and, sednip and I can't amus-
Looking down at' her, he laughed
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: stead of egg's," Dilly ata,ted, "to beltor?n
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myself to spending laivislily.
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ailways thinking that some day
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member. at, w4 a high moment, took. of tr %" "n, AQ,Y)@s�, . � I ; , I .qw,r 1''.. � ...
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long silence, out ,of which she ?bions,'. . t 1 I I _��' ft"i" . .
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said, lla,nL Hlls.q " . ' � , ,_._ �,
feeling li'er. Way "'but I musWt Drew ,knew a ,lot t 19' in ,� L qp4pp , 111
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Pcach on your little Joan's ,Preserves, ...- , . ,about . , 11 ... �• �, - �,,-� � L. I ._".11ii, , �
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lHe thought it extremely bad taste s . ���,�fi ` . - �, �',gg
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"'Why should you think you could.` She had to tell that to Giles. I%T. "�",""W," I I ,. � ... .1;,.'<',1.V:,,71`.,. I AI
poach oln, her preserves?- .. Hallam has his, car, and I will ride . . � ... "'. ,',�� ,. 1, 1. V;
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EL bit jealous, Drew.", , Drew preceded her down the children to 40term-dn I. I
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� .hoae., first, "and, st@adqe,d bier on the fed Ch Taw milk. I :. - t ,,,J�21�`
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what I mean, stains. There was much -Molitei "Tix,pro.was not i ifi�n4411' ' � 0%5
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we play it. But Joan, is"411iffeftnt. WhIen Joan' and,. Giles j;odned-- the 'Wei1ghts of the two gro. X
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She is ,mine in ,a wa�r that very few -�nll .
. others, Rose said, 'I've been all tional difference was favouri� olf,_th .1
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womien are in thesedaysto men they kinds of a fool in my lifer bu,Chd4ted, 1' , I .. ... " .
never group me"vT119 , �M'- 11 "I,- ".,'�',�,3',jg
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ire ,going to marry. rShe never sees f7i.lite like, this,"' ,She sq,rveyed. Giles Cihildir,e-w do not live ,on milk
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ginyone else, never thinks of anyone writh some curiosity. -4IW_11x# a joloo excepting for the short 'p'e'Tiod wh"
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"And you arenit,bored by it?" f I bought a book of you the other tb�6 chil6en studied, ,had ftton cer. ' � -..�-,;+h,
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"Not at all." day, didn't'I, Mr. Arfmiger?" eals, veig-otabaos, fruits - me its. . . � A and
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care you now,. But it will, same -w\en,'t worth reading." . der average living conditibn%"Ithb�e ',� , .
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my, and. he knew it. Mut . - . . They went out into the sunshine � mfl, k used (be safe. There is no res- .�-. :,,��if
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, ce'& had, Iceased. Rose, staring up "Sit dbwn all of - you.", !h�l insisted, cry oth s th I , , ,...�
it the snali:e-like evolutions of the '�w,hila the kettle boils.." added ivir-bue of safety, I . I . . �_;" a
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Ptairway, bad broken the silence: -1 ,But Giles wouldn't. *He must bIc . -a' . - 01111u�.
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"No," petulantly, "I like my, own path to the landing. They 'saw him A legend has gro" up round the ' ,,•'I ".
!OMpany 46st.11 lo"or, into the grev boat and heard the mysterious Xontagu Normanl gover- �J .. ;
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He knew Rose's moods. She want- quick start of � his engifie. Then, in nor of the Baulk of England!. His re. ........ , . �
rd to be coaxed back to good temper. a wide circ -;'he swept out to sea. He fusal.-to talk Ito rvejwspapet reporters! .::::.. I ,
Co have 'him sit on, the, stairs beside was standing up,' steering, white and and the attempts, to, keep his viiow-�
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Ift, and ,Play 'the: game. But he slender against the clear blue. The ments secret give tire impression that .:
lidn't,'Nvant t,o,pIaY it. Not here, in wind ruffled -his heir. He waved his, he Js almost inhuman.., , I �!:"
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,So he said: "'I'll run on and be an intuitive kno,wledge of the attitude, counted to -his friends vecenitIly: I. � . ,�!
lown, again before * � , ,
you know it.,, of the neweamers towards her cons- You haveleard, ,doubtless, that in - , . ,',
[He did not run, however. as fast in: ,,Gi.l,e..% is 'the last of'his -family. the .-last ,split , second of a migm'sk life'
L,9 he had anti-cipatLf�& The stairs There• have always been Armigers in all his past misdeeds run through his - '
'vere steep. 'He was out of death as Gi-anitehEadv.-rich ones and pour mind. Well, one day a stock broker .
le ascended the last of thepi anJ ones. ,Giles belongs to the, rich fell out of an aeroplane. I 11 Ll�
Mmerged into, a dazzling glass enclos- branch and I to the -poor," she 1 --ugh- e'Gracious!" exclaimed a spectatw, ; ' '
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A space, which looked out On sea ed. and flic'ked• a crumb or twa from of the tragedy. "Look at that m1au . I ,'. ;
ind sky, and gave one a sense of the table with a small napkin; 11mit hanging stationary in md&air!"
;ailing in, some celestial ship, straight rkbody cares for ' - . . ; ....
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;hrough the blue, I i I
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Three G, .
Th, -people were in that gp&ce. one family.,' . . .
5unnrKaty Knits for OthersDheir books were towards
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,hey gazed forth to on the far rich, why- does ,he work?" nd her work in a I ndrk taxeO 11
iorizon, was the rare sight of a four (Dilly gave him a sidelong, twinki- 'er strength peverely."'71n order to . .� ..
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s ing -glance., "Because he likes it. He could to help
nasted vessel, with all her canvas I h * ,
vet and flashing in the sun. Of the adores books, and money really does out at home, she used to walk long ,
three Pelopler one Was Joan, blocks to her rooming -house, and "
, . Drew not -mean lic, iffiluch topeople who have the change from the steam -laden
'ecognized her at once. The man on always had it." -' % I . atmosphere of the laundry to the .. , �
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Iou-Q,h keeper. On heT right was an- Joan:, "Your friend is frightfully at- which she could not shalge off and I",
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A)her man slender and- in white flan- tractive." when, the doctor was called he � �-,,
cells unit sweater, with a thatch o�& DreAv rung out irritably- "If. found that she had consumption. I .I,
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)right hair rUffied by the wind. mean Aryniger, I wish you wouldn"i Pita] for C6nsumptives, and al- . I
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Not one of the three had` heard call hiv Joan's friend." though very downcast at first, she . .. 1
Drewjs step_ He wore r had not been there long bbfore hi� "I - ....
,ubber-,soled "Why iict? He is that, he, had
that she was forturtaterin-
�hoes, w4icb had-nniade, no sound, on Joan?" L.. V
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Jbe iron stairs. Joan, said Quietly: "Yes," . wonderfAil treatment and care4hich 1.
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3 . suddenly, Drew ,drove like mad. Rose flash- effect. .She has gained In w6!qh4 �
1scovered him. "Drew,"i
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in astonlsfhnie�nt, "haw did you get flame of jealousy which was consum- turned, and during her "ivorkl
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. inik"lidin. "Ile is marvellously good- jackets' far other patients.
He smiled at her. "How did yoii-9', joo,king. And younger than I The doctors and nurses are 1
::Mr. Armioi , me.yp I I Will Foon hQpe-
brought thought." ful that she be 'well . ,.
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NI.I.. Anniger?" Drew refused to answer. He wo&ld ."" 11.
. t had nr;t been for'the Toronto Hos- Ili
"Yes. , You ve met each other, he decided, have it ,out with Joan Pltal her chance for recovery wo.uld I . ,
haven't you?, In the bookshop?" when they got back to the hotel. He hnva been small, . . ••: I
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sense of intense irritation. Joan had "Joan .nervier sees anyone els4f, never gift to G. A.. Reid, 223 cc .
spoken now and then of he . Toronto 2. - . liege 81L, .. ::: I
r visits to thinks' of ,knyone else --but ,me.,, . �tl
the bookshop and of leer pleasure in _____ -_
And now be had ,been made to eat ' '. .
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plea%ure in the leash not linked this his words. 'And Rose was latighing LONDON AND'. WINGHAM
with this men, at him. That was the worst. Rose I
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Artniger. Yet here he was, under a was laughing! . . South.,
new aspect. Divor6e,d from th,, dingy P.m.
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background .of the %hc,p he seemed (Continued next week.) � : , I
to take on importance, ,with his look I Wingbain .................. 1.50 d i �
Ot"Youth, his grace and slenderne, I-, I- Belgrave .................. 2.11 I
ss, ,4 Blyth ...... � ......... . 2.25 1 ,x'
the air with which he wore his 00r- n ' 2.30 ; i
rent, informal clothes. Londesboro, ............ .... . ?X
6thes. By What r Clinton .................... 13.03
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had he constituted hims-elf Joan's es- Brucefield ................ 1 - 3.27' 1"",�
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He found hi.m,4elf saying with som�, Ki-ppen ................... : 3.36 . �
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boldnes,s: "I didn,"t know you cared ,/ .,r- Exeter - . -
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to came Joan or I would h.avld brought �_ - , ) I "
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it until Mr. Arraiger's cousin invited THE CANADIAN MEDICAL - I Exeter ...................... 10.42 ,I
a. She is the wife of Mr. ASS0(;iATf0i,4 AND LIFE '7rL,_-. I. . -,---:7;4 Hensall ................... 10.55
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Tucker; '-the lil,rhthouse keeper," Joan INSURANCE COMPAI . Nifffl ,
IN Kippen ................. I .... 11.01 , J
iPtei rupted herself .to present CANADA I . V.
' sent Wil- � Brucefield ................. 11-09 .,I
11an', "we had such a delicious tea. Clinton .................... 11-54 � I
And SAFETY FIRST 4
You should .see Mrs. Tucker'-, " bond-esboro ................. 12.10
funny old hens and the adorailile "'Safety First" is a popular slogan. Myth . I ........ I .......... 12.19 1 II!,
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.. � . One safety message is to take care of B019rave .................. 12.30 J
"I have seen, them. Rose and" I Wingharn ....... � ......... 12.50 . ,
stopped to ask if visit small cut,; and scratches. Why? Be- '. �
o- were ad- cause, if these are neglected, germ -4 J
mitted to the lighthouse."
IT y get in 'and cause s,erious inirfvc� C. N. R. . �
"Rase ?" may , I
The' -surprise in her tone Cions. • . . . East. . 1i
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"Safety First" is not limit*41 to ac- I a.m. p.nu �
from him a rather halting f,"Iaria- cidents. 'It k equally important to "i
tion; "I left her . . . on, -the keep germs from gaining en'tralICT ,to Goderich .......... v. 6.45 ' 2.30 . I
stairs." The height miade her . . Clinton ............ 7.08 3.00 q
dizzy." : the body,tbrough the mouth as it is
' ' Reaforth ........... 7.22 3 ' is I
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"Really?" Joan's voice -was in keep thern fro,riTi. Penetrating the , . ,
,incred- Dublin ..... ....... 7.33 3.31 . �
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ulou.s. "I didn't mind it a bit," r4ho braken skin. Mitchell ........... 7.42 3.4�11 , .I
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lvgab to laugh. J1,ow funn --to Rafoty First" is the guiding pin- � I
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think of . . . Rose . . ' tl ciple of every health offl,(-er. This i-. West. , .
(Drew Idi8n't see anything funny a particulRily true a, ogards the •pro- 00,lin ............. 11.19 9.32 �.11
bout it. ,He had a raging dense - tvction of public milk. snpplies. We 0,eaforth ........... 11.34 9.45 II,�
of "
the indelicacy of Joan's Mirth want milk that is nF. good' (viality. Clinton............ 11.5,0 9.59 �),
at t'hi-s . . .1
mornvmt, The F4tairs ual-ity i-,. however. of m1nol, IT11- Goderich ........... 12.10 10.26 E
had not been Q I I
easy for him. lie felt furiously that portant,- as, compared with the %afpty s
he and Ros* nost q I•f)r the milk which we are 14o con- C. P. R. 11#E TABLE .4
seem like a pail� ."r�
of middle-aged and Jumpy individuab; SUITIV. � -1. I S
out -of -breath and, overcame by h Whitt satis,F,qrtion is there in liav- EsIsL ^
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1, hr- a nr(ilk fb,nt iq i�ieh in fond values ,
dacles which these two too,k on wina- .4��
� and of good flavor if, 'hidden from Goderich ................... 5.50
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. of 0-1- !vicrn7r�)pir -Pr,!1•. ...................
He betgani to show his temper. "VTC.c .
rite, t114 ITP17n9 Of diSeASIC al -e th be I va w . .................. : 6:04 L`ti
don't, '§,ee w`11Y you should lauph." I ,A
Auburn ................... 6.11 '.
Isho was seriou's at ince. "Ohl I fon„ 7 in its ��,*,�
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shouldintt. I'm sorry." The - -0 n I. -V! prak-fical way th-rit is Ilyb1i ............. 0%...... 62.5 � I
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He turned from her and spoke to 101-rv,Am at prpwmt to sr,nrre a q'Af" I �1'
Williams I'It% a wreat, viem, i,TI-t ,milk qnrroly f- a co,nimunity is to KeNwiglit ............ I.... - 6.52 .
Toronto ....... � ............ 10-26 1
- ir,qrr-f74)n 'and Tya.qtArm7,1- 1,
it? While I'm tip liniv You rnialit n,, "I "O it 4
I West. ,�,,',J,
,well let me see all there is to see.11 tion. W.- r-mliry "I'l-nertinn 1.11 QV- "
I' � t It- po�mihlo from 8,= . , �:A.1'
.loan stood wbicre be leift her, the r" r' A` rl'e"I'l a n" "' I . ,
color drained from hIer cheeks. She henlfhv orm-, and rAq-teuTi7ation to • Torninto .................... 7.40 I , I "R
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knew he Was angry, and she dreird- "n,11ri"' this "'ills safe. ��I'
ed hio dark ilhood,s.' ,%he .said to Giles rrnTn th-ne to time we hear oihjer- Walton .......... " I 1V
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tAo was watching be,.: ,,I sli.ouldn,t tin„ q lhninv •rni-s<,d tf, fhr,, u-o� of "an- Blyth ........ �'-- ..:::::: I 1112 ,`Z,
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have laughed, that. die' Auburn ......... :: , : III :',�§ `
sthould I? But Roar frm�7,�d mills ,,In tRio rn-ound's , ��',
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.is been M sul* of b1r.qAefi.;l livating of fing-11k ,destr6yq, much of its I McGaw ............ ".94. , ,*,R
'He said, with a certain forld Value. I Menset ..................... 1241 - , ,V,o'
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