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4104 holt cask ---in the eyes of -tht
teeter seer of reeople—popple such as
,1•2, toad been accustomed to associate
with at hone. This discovery casae
, ' as the result of a chance meeting
with a stranger, and, but for it, he
nerobeibly would have remained un-
aware of the truth, for his newly
made friends had treated . him with
consideration and nothing had occur-
CHAPTERXXII I His new life vatshours at easy; red to disturb his complacency, He
Pierre Phillips possessed the aver- the Rialto were short and the pay i had acquired a speaking acquaintance
age young Am'ricates capacities forNeh high. Inasmuch as the place 6 with many of the best citixens, in.
good or evil, Had he fallen aree,ng a was a playground where cares were . eluding the 'Mounted Felice and even
healthy su souneings open his ar-', forgotten, there was a wholly *Mit- i the higher Dominion Officials, all of
rival at Rawson, in all probability he" veli atmosphere of gaiety and impro- whom came to the Rialto. These
would have exneeleneed st raeaithl� vidence about it. When pateons wen mr professed a genuine liking for
growth. Ijut, b;:)w s b;: the, winds, of i at the ganblinasenmes they promptly, hien, and, inasmuch as his time was
thence, he took root vitae he drop -e squandered their'c nning& at the her pretty full and there was plenty of
node -=in the low grounds. Since •be 1 and in the theater; when they lost. i amusement close at hand, he had
la aasesased the youthful power of quick they cheerfully ignored their Melees,: never stopped tp think that the side
and vigorous adalttatian, he assumed! tune. ,Even the gamblers themselves of Dawson life which he saw was
a color to match his eheirnntr. tied a shared tl+is recklessness, this prods- „merely* the under side—that a real
ng. with
Of necessity this , alteration seas gra.
erti eless}1e they' dwr ee ucusunllyh yb oke.' real homes on thmist e back streewas tta, where
oan wing ite.=s. it war real; vim,. 'Most of them drank ciuite as freely, already women of • the batter sort
oat knowing it he'suffered a at.sily as did the eustomere. were living.
deterioration of mend fiber and a " i g•
progressive change in ideals,Tide was not a temperance country. After numerous half-hearted at-
' Although alsohoi was not considered tempts, he arose one day about noon;
.�.....+,0>»IRCsr'Ag • c' food, it was none the less regarded • then, having eaten a tasteless break -
as a prince essential of comfort and fast and strengthened his languid de -
well -being. It was inevitable, there- termination by a stiff glass of
Auto 'ar• t fore, that Pierce Phillips, a youth in "hooteh.' he strolled out of town,
nfi ng !pre,
growing age, should adopt a good taking the first random trail that of.
deal the same habits, as well as the fered itself. It was a wood trail,
same spirit and outlook, as the people leading nowhere in particular, .a fact
Eave your Car painted with whom he.eume In daily contact. which precisely suited his: resentful.
• Vlce is erroneaue3y considered hid-=. mood. Elis • blood moved slugglahly,
with the new Lacquer Fin- esus; ft is aup�osed to have a visage; he was short of breath, the cold wee.
+.o repulsive' that the simplest strap- bitter. Before long he decided that
last. • Ali, nett colors. ger will shudder at sight of it and walking was a profitless and staid-
' turn of his own = Ey
accord to more ating occupation, a pastime for .
idiots and solitaire.piayers; neverthie-
less,. he continued in the hope of de-
riving some benefit, however indirect
or remote.
It was a still afternoon. A anent
brightness beyond' the Mountain
crests far to the southward' • showed
where tire; low winter sun was sweep.
ing past on its flat ate. Theesky to
the north was empty, . colorless.
There had been no wind for some
time, and new the. firs sagged .be-
neadth. burdena of white; . even the
bare birch branches carried evenly
balanced inch -deep Layers of snow..
Underfoot, the earth was. smothered.
In a feathery , shroud. an light, as
Clean' as, the purest .swan's-down, and
into it Pierce's `moccasins sank to the
ankles, He walked as silently as a
ghost. Throbgh this queer, breath-
less hush,, the sounds of chopping, of
distant voices, 'of an occasional dog
barking followed him as he, , went"
'deeper intothe woods.
Titre. was when merely to be out
in the forest en such ,4 day would
have pleased him, but goneentirely
there 'came now an` irzitation et' the
physical discomfort it entailed.. He
soon began to perspire freey,• too
freely; nevertheless, there • was ; no
glow. to his body; he could think only
of easy.chairs and warm stiSves, He
wondered what ailed hint. • Niithing •
.Ford Car $25.00
Alst+furtiiture re.f itlislbec
+rect!vo Virtue. .If that were only
true! More often than not it is the
former that wears a smile and mese
• ouerades in agreepbie forme, while
b the latter repels. This is true of the
i -^� - - - - - -� -� • ---� .0 complex life of the city, where a man
Fred Seabrook a has landmarks and guide-postsof
conduct to go by, and It is equally
i ingstOU Street true' of the less complicated life of
o the far frontier where be must blaze
11 �� ,tilr:=a his own trail. Along 'with the
strength and vigor ano independence
derixed. from the great outdoors,
j �j edits e' comes also a freedom of Indivi
N TBIN WOMAN., dos! conduct, an impatience 'at 'irk
e.
GAINED 10 POUNDS some restraints, that frequently off-
sets any benefits that accrue from
1N20 DAYS such an eatvirenment,
"f4i So it wee it Pierce's case. He. rea-
lized, subconsciously, that he owes
Skinny Men Can 'changing, had changed; on thewbele,
he 'ova*41s4-uf it. It filled litm',with
U it Sarno s amusement, for . in -D.
rontemptua{a rn :
All weak sten and. women. stance, to look back upon his old Puri*
All nervous men and women. • tanical ideas. They seemed now very
All skinny men and women: narrow, very, immature, very.imprac-
Can grow stronger, healthier and tical, and, he was gtatifled at his
More vlgoretei and take on solid need- broader vision. The most significant
edellesle in 30 days just` by taking Me. alteration., however, entirely escaped
C'oy's Cod Lie*Extract Teble:'s tour hie notice.' That alteration was one
timer a day auger -coated: and easy of outlook rather than of inlook. Bit
to take as candy. by 'bit he had come to regard the
And what a hit there flesh product• general crowd the miners. march-
" ing tablets have made.', One druggist ants, townspeople --es outsiders; and
tripled his sales•iae.one week. , . himself as an'' insider --one of the
Everybody knowsthat froth the .wise, clever, ease -loving class which could be more abhorrent than this,
livers of the humble' codfish" comes a subsisted without toil and for whom he told himself. ,Realth was a val-
first lass vitamin that is a v•onder.- a freer code of morals 1 e fisted. uable .thing, no doubt, and he agreed
ful !vitalizer, . flesh- producer and Those 'outsiders were stupld; rd- that no price Was too high to pay for
• health creator. . working; .they were somewhatinfer-
Millions of. McCoy's Cod Liver .Ix• ior. ' He and his kind were dee high'
tract Tablets_* re sold 'everyweek and er, more advanced order of intelli:-
•thowsande .of ; frail rundown' Ander. Bence; moreover,: they werebound to -
it --no price, perhaps, .except ,doll, un-
interesting exercise of this mot. He
was upon the point .of turning back
when the trail euddenly broke out in.
-weight people are being helped. teethed by the the of at. common pur-i to a natural clearing and he stew
' A box of 00 tablets ;:or 60 cents and pose and understanding and there something 'which challenged: his at-.
. if any skinny man or Woman doesn't fore •enjoyed privileges denied their tendon. _
gain at least 5 pounds is 00 days -. less efficient brethren. To the left of the path rosea steep
money back. Ask tiny druggist any- If jeickale were able to reason, brink, and beyi;nd that the bare, slop -
where in America- doubtless they world justifytheir ing mountan-side.. In the shelter of
Be stere and get McCoy's, the prig ,s,ristence• and prove their superiority the 'bank ,the snow •had drifted deep.
anal and genuine and don't forget • to •the common herd by soma such
there h nothing on earth so good to fatuous argument.
make backward, lihtlesss;urdetweight Pierce's complacency received its
children grow strong and .robust. :first jolt when he discovered that he.
AS aft example of the
vaktes of Materch.JCnit
Hosiery presents at every
priori from 75c to $7..00, take .
lla.dei Greet. Stripe 041.
Made of pre silk, for the
iota ma smoothness woo.
most love—reinf'oeced:wwith
fibre sat, for dims serrice.
Every. newest color. And
"runs" that start never show.
--the (tett* Stripe, or the
seemed "stop run" a few
inches below, stops them.
Double
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but, oddly enough, -its placid surfeceI
was churned up, as if from an explo-
sion ol• some desperate conflict that,
had been lately waged, . It had been
tossed up and thrown down. What
eaused°him to stare: was the fact t'bat-
no footprintaa.were discernible--noth,
Ing except, queer, woofing parallel;
streaks that led downward.'from the
snowy turmoil to the level ground be.
low. • They resembled the tracke of
some oddly fashioned 'Sled.. -
Pierce halted, and with bent head
was . studying the phenomenon,
when close above blm he heard the
rush of a swiftly approacbitle body;
he loe4ed up just in time to behold
an apparition utterly unexpected, ut-
terly astounding. Swooping directly
dorm upon him with incredible veloc-
ity was what seemed` at firat glance
tobe a bird -woman,' a valkyr out of
the pages of Norse • mythology,
Wingless she was, _yet she came like
the wind, and at the very instant
Pierce raised hia eyes she took the
sir'wimast over hi* head—quite asif
he had startled her into .anupward
flight. 'Upon her feet WAS a pair of
long, Norwegian aloes, and upon
these ' she hadscudded' down the
mountain -side; where the .batik drop-
ped . ;away. • she had leaped, and now,
like at meteor, she scared into space.
This amazing creature was ilea in a
...,...,,. blee-and•white toboggan suit, short
skirt, sweater Jacket, and knitted
IV 'IF
1 cap. As she hung outlined against
the wintry sky Pierce caught a snap.
'shot glimpse of a fair, flushed, youth-
ful farce set in a ludicrous expression
of open-mouthed dismays as sight of
him. He heard, too, a high-pitched
cry half cf warning, half of fright;
the next instant there was a mighty
upheaval of snow, an explosion of
feathery white, as the human* pro-
jectile landed, then a blur of blue -
end -white stripes as it went rolling
ie wee, Sofa 'Tones Of A Brantford Roof down the.declivity.
"Good Lord:" Pierce cried, aghast;
then he sped after thte apparition.
Only for the evidence of that maitre
Wiled tumble, he Weald have doubted
the reality of this flying Venue and
considered her mon* ereature of kis
imagination. Them she lay, how-
ever, a thing of thepli arid blood,
*Iv* lee pictured himself stsionerfej
back to town with her be kis anme
He hafted. speechless when the
sat itp, shook the anew tat of heti
hair. gingerly felt one' elbow. thaw
the ether, and Moab, horst into n
Brentfa:A Alpha;t Sites harmonize with any style of seeps- -
't.cttite, *althearich, soft tones blend with their surroundings
at a i E..iues of the year.
- 'tut lost for years, are erirrestataitead give detect peroteedest loss
d weather ooie&Uosta,fat
peal'of ringing laegbter. The foie
a the lifted to hie, now that it were a
aortas' expressive, was 'sheik
chars+ing: it was, in fact. sheet ties
ft•eshess, the cleanest, the heeltblerst
-. and the freak** e. tenant he had
ever leaked into
"Glory w'" he a+tau►aared. "I
thocght you wort --completely, syeeil-
a�d."
“real Utley twieteei," tire girt tsea�►
aged t. gasp. "lest i guns ran aF
llM mil itihe iianwritso r.i, Chfntaafite
- • rtaak Carried. I alleea Ferri Bleed and Berries
illeassewe r each ped ire
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nowt *ad Neves
Viers Se Bad
hfaLiiMeow thite Re It. Ail, �+►
Godfrey, Oat.,willies --sal Ms fa Mot
with sty heart awl aeries I woad hast
to get up out of bei Gulag the light
Sad walk the Beer, sa x Wald take
suck bad sawtherieg sleeile, with WV
heart, I wield tkistk that aomeeltaes I
world die before I got ower them
After taking two bones of
Milburn's
Heart sail Nerve
Pills
1 got better and au mow as 'Mit lam
ae hearty se ever I was.
Now, I would recommend liedbans's
Heart aid beery* 1"IU* to all who ere
botketad in any way with their heart
or Herter, alt I wait my too immix is
their praise."
Milbuia's heart and Nerve P,ia1a
Have been on the market for the pact
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yaws; see that you get than whoa
you a* for them.
Put up only by The T. Milburn flog,
ftitnited, Toronto. Oat,
h Ohs What a bump!"
" cared me. I never. dreamed
f i 't• hear a thing until :Well
I` to ed up and there end %$ere
The at was full. of you. Gee! ' I
thought I'd lost my mind. Are you
quite sure you'reall right?"
"Oh, I'll be black and blue again
but' I'm used to that, That's the
funniest one rye had, the very fun
niest. Why don't you laugh?"
"I'm' too rattled, I suppose. I'm
not accustomed to flying girls. 'Nev
er had them rain down on me out of
thd''heavene."
The girl's face grew sober.
"You're entirely to blame," he cried,
angrily. "I was getting, it beautiful-
ly until you showed up. You popped
right out of the ground, What are
you doing in the Queen's Park, any-
how? Youve no business at the
royal. smote." .
"I didn't.mean• to trespass.'' .
"I think I'll call the guards."
"Call the court physician and stake
sure—"
"Pshaw! I'm not"
hurt. Ignorir
his extended• hand, she scrambled to
her feet and brushed herself again.
Evidently the ?queenly anger was
short-lived, -for • the was beaming
i
againand in .atone that was boy-
ishly ntlntete the explained :
"I'd made throe dandy' jnnips and
was, going. highek oath time, but the
sight of you. T+pset nie. Think of be-
ing upset by a perfectly strange man.
f thews lack of -social training, doesn't
et? It's a *ender I didn't break a
skee." •
Pierce glanced . apprehensively at
the bluff overhead.. "Hadn't we bet-
ter move out of the way?" he inquir-
ed. "If the royal family comes drop-
ping in, we'lI be ironed out like a
couple of .:handkerchiefs. I d'en't
wart to ;feel; the divine right of the
king, or his „left,, either."
"There isn't any king -nor any
royal family.' I'm just the. Queen of
Pretend." 4.
"You're, skee-jumntng alone? is,
that whatrye aaeanri .,014
The girl nodded.
"Isn't . that a dangerous way to
amuse yourself w I thought skees
were ---tricky."
gir
"Hlinqui eave/yodu, ever ridden them?" the
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"Never:"
"Yotit don't know.. what fun its.
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Here~-" The sneaker stoped and
detached her feet front the straps.
"Oust have a go et it." Pierce pro-
tested, but she insisted in a business-
like way. "They're hag lwtes---too
long for nus- They'll just suit you."
'Really, I dealt rare to—"
"Oh yes yo>a de. You must."
"You'll be sorry." Pierce warned
her. "When my feet glance off and
leave me sticking, up in the snow to
starve, you'll— Say! I ran think
of a lot of things I want to do, but
I don't seem to find skee-jumping on
the diet."
"You needn't jump right away."
Determination was in the girl's tone;
there was a dancing light of malice
in her eyes. "You can practise a bit.
Remember, you laughed at me."
"Nothing of the sort. I was
amazed, not amused. I thought I'd
flushed,* very magnificent pheasant
with blue -and -white stripes, and I
was afraid it was going to fly away
before I got a good look at. it. Now. ,
then—;l He :newly finished buckling
the runners to his et and looked up
interrogatively. "What are yot=.r Ma -
pother: orderer
"Walk around. Slide down . the
hill. `
"What on?"
The girls smothered a laugh and
waved him away. She , looked on
while ire set off with more or less
eaution. When be managed to main-
tain an upright position despite -.the
antics of his akees her face expressed
genuine disappointment.
"It's' not so hard as I thought it
would be," he soon announced, tri-
umphantly. "A little awkward at:
first, but--" he east an eye up at the
bank. "You never know what you
can des until you try:"
"You've been skeeing before;" she
acruled him, reproachfully. .
"Never,"
"Then you picleit up wonderfully. •
' Try a jump." a
Fier mocking invitation epurred
him to make the effort, so be remove.
ed the .skews and waded a short die-
' tense up the hill. When he had se-
cured his feet in position for a second
- time he called down:.
"I'm going to let go and trust to
Providence. ,Look out,"
"The slime toy, you," she cried;
Yor•'re wc'ltderfub; •bnt—men tan do
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THURSDAY, JUNE 1,t!,, .19243
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litti"TEA
:to",10.4codvairi,
7. Minh — ge a+'.
•Cothes make the man, it le said.
It doesn't take so much to make the •
woman. . 1
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No painted sunset rivals areal one.1
It seems wonderful' only because man
did it. • • ;
All Night with Althea., ---Everyone
knows how attacks of asthma often
keep their victims awake the whole
night long. 'Morning finds him wool-
ly unfitted for a day of business, and i
yet, business must still be carried'
through. All this night suffering and
lack of rest cart be avoided by the
prompt use of Dr. J. D. Kellogg's As-
thma Remedy, which positively drives
away the attacks.
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LavjitQuebec
. hia large' property ad
joi>ting NORANDA , is
under aggressive develop.
went. Important neves is
ted--within-the-next -
�w weeks, , Amoflg tyle
lower priced mining
sahares. Laval is oartastand-
fttgly .attractive.
1VIacassa Mines
otvns 242 acres on• the
"Main Dreak" of t1v
Itirkland Lake District
adjoining 'L'eck .. Hughes
and lCirkl.:tid Lake' Gold
Alines. Mining operations
o:t ltiacassn, which have
just. commenced, are es
pe.etA to opera up ore
bodiies comparable to its
famous neighbors. This
Company is under the
directorate of
HARRY OARS, PRIM.
President :.+ice Shore Mines
WILLIS A. MATSON
't toraey, Rochester
COLsOH C. EtWAdella
1)ir. era:. Bank of Commerce
• . AIET'Ei1Jlt G. I LACHT
Barrister. 'Toronto '
it011l at T A. BRYCE
Metirg F:ng:n.er, 'retoeto
We recommend the above
awecpHtNs.
leap and funf oartiealers sent
ups^ r.gveet--see th. seapwt
-- -- - -- -.r - u... •• /MO w.
stake, PORIAIG & CO.
mow Kau, 11111114NTO
Seem sewed aas►.esrelteM asthaeseallea
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anything, can't they ?"
'There was .nothing .graceful, noth-
ing of the free abandon of the prac-
tised skee-runner in Pierce's attitude;
he crouched apelike,twith his muscles
set to maintain, an equilibrium, and
this much he succeeded, in doing.-.
until hie reached,., the jumping-off
Place, At that point, however,' grave
ity, which he had successfully defied
wreaked 'vengeance `r'pou him; it sud=.
`denly reached forth and made him its
vindictive toy. He pawed, he fought.
he appeared to be climbingan invis.
ible rope, With 'a weighty flop he
landed flat on his back.`. uttering ,a''
loud . and dismayed'•: grunt tis hie
breath left him, . When he .had dug
himself out he found that the girl,
too, Was breathless. She was rock-
ing in silent ecstasy, she hugged her-
self gleefully, .and there -were tears
in• her eves.: • •
"I'm—so—sorry!" she exclaimed;
in thin, :small voice. "Did you—
trip over. something,?"
The young man, grinned. "Not at
all, I was' afraid of a sprained -an-
kle, so I hit on my head. 'We meet
on common ground; as it were."
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