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By GEORGE MAM H
aL I1ER lel. (trontlnucd).1.-461 And udt'i; a -you. as .a•
there's �a dying, Indian woman' of Mr. Guthrie to . be etirefui what
at thv'housk: Quarrier woo saying. 1you oliy, .Aidou tutees 1U facets
� 'Tete Ile asked rate to see herr, "You mean the veer?"
Site bait a frightful puke) and tem- "No, I Mean the 'mouth and the
mutate. It's a natter of days^;, eye.,,
hours,1 should •think." "What -about therm?"
"tdatter of squaw;mem, i:nleo,"' snif', ' (Just this, blind man, I'd feel
Quarrier,
The girl's straight brows contract.. they suss for the aorto*: tyiia wee
ed Kath - firritation. "No, ,I don't the taus. of t -11r, it's
sGutit .loafing his .
think so. It's a ;natter of beg heart, temper,- t I don't
p now,tbut pity
t than
Old Aria), the 4i eoo14: found her lave the hast hours of this poor
aids in a tips, when the imitate were. child disturbed, he'd throw you into'
?riser in June for the treacle.. Out of the river and the; .rest of us with
sheer liuniatuty, they took care of
tete" you,
Nonaenee. I'll report lura to iiia
flies' Uin h`et story?„ aeciife�t supeeriors at. Albany if 1i connos _ring
e num •eyes of the girl hardened, high-handed business with aneu,'"
'4Well, Dir,` Grundy, it's none of ,''otie,. that ycobu're. rheoltaunted,
a tin id e• nder.
lbUsineess or 'nine, Is It?"
"I should distinctly nay it !vas nig neatly The man hushed �angrni
` asiness-oto have my slater, itrftltout "''nd atetrte}d Gs, reply, but the girl
et, much its feu apology to mo, ahnr� +"need ,itlnt.,'vitlt her raised hand.
aDg his house with dtis-wstltt w'x v .prow You. -were pretty seared whet% that
tested Quarrier' in tones of outra ;.etl ���° uk��;• r. ''nen thcr lost your.
dignity.. } Then said, sober
`°4`osS- stie=k. Ion" 'would you like t••' '"1 ativitrn you fo be yore vire-
•to hewn too nleeP with .you you
the „t Innwr you bluster to the f1 for o£
men in the trade -house': Ile's r leen i >allctsan."
r:a his xoom. What ignore could he Guthrie appeared ' t the doors
..f .. �........... -4111ft.
h7r, is r `cti i eolexi there ` t , see
5y t. As Fa. A> c I,'sla Qrsrr,e
11j:C _ i the living ri ee
wtiitch tee. £aD90 Taos been set he
L l C" P t"'r ksa it3 meager lurn:s'f -
L.73 ereeepeelta9a aa:it ; eyes,
"We `reo,.eery f.iin':'.tive hertz, yeet
r;e,' fluthele caad an lie rataht i the
geol9,70,`'3 rnir7>atc S:ttiec,otion cY his
onevere,wviaicka terrahmtued at the
bee stieP:ca, "Ace! 1 cennot sutra
iaetce Anne's Wed, it vttriee, bet her
ar.I3ee steep end.bee:lett white:13h 1
3w,e yen wilt litter
"lily biothe , na Zt scientist, `nit'.
Gutla 2o, it. rietiaifa if net thoraiig',l is
insiieetiotaa," upalogized Joan
(),te'rrie'r with a griirr:ree which fed'
ed to conceal from 'her iuist het, em.
barna. sseuert. "And,.' RhA11 revel in
your whitefish."'
E nun s r .ei, turned petulhnt1"
1"` here you gm tiepin, Joan, elway
I reekint ramnrk9 of my exnensc,,
then addressed Guthrie. "I : so
front Yeurboolta that you are not het
torested in science;'
n signifiennt sisnee at the
Rill. Guthrie soberly answered. 'No,
I fear I haven't tho scientific mint..
1' waste' env, time up here reading tie-
-tlorE-and b9storv—teett'y.- too.'
"!Poetry?'
'Vieth Pilrnt depreca
"Hon. lugptne* f not; hire head ns lin
took the chair Gordon offered at the
Itable.
OM Aline ehutffed in with), the
steaming stew and erisp whitefish,
.bps wide, -wrinkled face alight with
nride in the dignity of her office.
Quarrier wvaa deep in the narrative
of hie . summer voyago to the east
const of Ifildson's bay in the inter.
est of a 'Toro»to t"ynr Bate. which.
had been formed to explore the reg.
foie etet to ovnteit. ,f enemeer•riaiiv.
arrrti-ticn)rle. the Copper and iron de
:posits known to exist, when the
boundef eouvhiru from au inner'.
roam trreoght Guthrie to Ws- feet,
"'Pardon me;' he said, and left
them.
Quttt"rier's thick .. eyebrolis knotted,
"Re's paying' the piper now. now
an educated man, as he eeeme• to be,
tan contr, up hear in this Godfmsak.
en tawdry in the first place, and
then tithe up with a sc;uuw«—Pahl"
The girl he addressed sat tonne
with chin up, listening as though she
bad not heard. In a moment Guth»
rte_ opened the door,his face gray
School.day breakfasts
are extra Invitir g when they in..
cirrus abowl of delicious a .ttgg's.
'I, Corn Flakes.* Extra whore.,
sortie tool Kellogg's are -so very
7 easy to digest. e . 1 -Thier health*
ful crispness is good for everybody.
1(eUort#'s are always oven -
afresh, The patented wruttitei
fencer4e*i protects their wooden..
fell toot and obi
'aloe ' them for lunch, dinner
ear tbrookfrst. V.'itlt milker et;' steam
t'uils oe hater°added. Order
et tweets. treste )rants. On dialog -
cam Sold by all
looters. Mitt* by
Kellogg 'int Love
dei, Ontario„
THE GODERICH STAR
both Her Children
,Subiect to
CIOUP so B*OICo1TI$
Ors 11, t nrll. Wi.l4er, f)•ii•,
mite 3 '- e,.ietf to ,ira1 tli:, coming
c e w;etcr to 1,5tir ens efe=ldre;i WF
Lr,),y 't t+, roup ai:dt 1,rw chitiN.
ratvI.wT wf..3soLed %<t,th reletie
1 had to k , p her ya a sitting poeithie
r ,girt 1_m:.; +1r she weald have
c cite r
,ae'rie Ether seal hail Liar Weis sed
eeona r r ;t4rtiallr eared 1 read ak,att
Dr. 'Wood's
Norway
Pine
Syrup
is started with a bottle and at the
fiat cyamteree they. teamed of their
old cwenkuese 1 gave it to them mad it
relieved Beene both, *Intl velther of them
have teen trouble.: -staves. f
?rico !Me. a bottle, largo gamily size
, nee.; ,put up only by The T. Milburn
0.,_ tie ted, Termite, Out,
with anxiety.
"Could you come -ea moment?" he
milted the girl who had sheen from
the table. "You . said yould could
beip•she's pretty bad?' - -
Joan Quarrier hurried to her inedi-
clue kit in Gordon's room, emerged
and followed, him. Thexc,,.ta, the an.
noyauce of the man who ate heavily
of Anne's eooking, they stayed until
he 'had finished. At length, when
the opiate had brought respite to the
sufferer, loan and Guthrie returned
to the Iiving roam,
sorry, sir," said Guthrie,
"that you should be disturbed—that
I 'should teed" the services 'of jroer
sister, but she's been ,t godsend."
(barrier nodded stolidly, without.
removing his pipefrom his mouth.
Thein, as t,, spurred by a sense of
duty- to the performance .of a task
not .toodisagreeable, cleared his
throat and began
"Mi'. , 'I ttah
A man ofGuthrieeducatmayion and fakmilyow, you; find
yourself in et—minor position, so to
speak, with the 1ludeon's Bay Com.
.pang ?"
A. corner of Guthrie's mouth lifted,
Iles 'rather deep -get eyes - shifted,
from the qquestioner to meet the
glance of the gide half amused at
the abrupt question, half wondering
athis answer.
"Your question is a fair one," he
replied. "I, came here for Any
health. I came back from overseas
with gassed lungs."
"Ab, I' see. Where was your
home, may I ask,?"
"Montreal, •
"You -you can't be a i:elative of
Charles Guthrie?" 'demanded the
other, his interest suddenly,:aroaded;
"Brother."
'"You, a brother of Charles Guth-
iTei" .4uati t hiinenit "'eyes
,bulged iii loon«ement At the factor of
E1kwan.
"You are those fitterinr;' to Ing
insmileroth..er than to me,', and Guthrie
joined Joan Quarrier An an amused
-
"But you're not staying in this
•country -•-this business, since you've
regained your health.?"'
"T don't know. I rather like the
life." •
"Chitties Guthrie . is a. member of
the syndicate whish sent me to the
east coast to to amine those !rote and
topper deposits. He'll be interested
tohem from you at -first hand."
Again the firm mouth of • Guthrie
shaped a faint smile.
"I'm not so sure of that: lie's re -
thea given me .up as a black sheep,
you know."
oreataving. up here et s •.aurae?"
"Yes, for not coming home—t is
summer,"
eumr,
Guthrie rose, and .lighting' a can-
dle, for the September night had,fal-
Ieir; '-carried it .to the sick room,
where old Anne was on guard. Re-
turning, he lit the • small Iiving-room
lamp. And in the mind of the wom-
an who 'watched, surmise followed
surmise concerning the factor of 1flk-
'van, for in the room he had given
up to her were three autographed
likenesses of a beautiful girl.
Then Quarrier described in detail
the occident to his •.power schooner
off Cape Jones, the wild night on' the
bay with art improvised and useless
A Meru clear Varnish Meat salves tip:
ancl eliminates passe
Ali FLOOR varnish that; dries within fou :tours! What a ton..
venienice to enjoy without muss Or diiruptiori . to to alar
household routine.
Set#a'1'ea'snew 3404 Hour Floor. -Varnish is the very thing for
renewing the beauty of floors, woodwork and linoleum. Its quick•
drying feature cuts clown labor, save* time and eliminate* discomfort.
(o to your Scarfs dealer and sec the smart and colorfulSearfe
line of paints, varnishes and enamels—to•dsy.
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HAS 'C. IEE, oderich
•
ruadee, :4& d the sir to ieig ea the
reach of Aeitn air eland,
" 17 was the neat morning that ibis
s i heac',.cl t :ar-e, :helleeold, ,Ce -
rt,iI us and eent i beat ashore."
"Von say he feel; sGnie El ever
f f' asked Eta nrie.
"'Yes, be said he heeded flour and
v gasoline,
"''And he get it?" ,rsgge tcd1 the
other. with A,. laugh. " ...
"Yes, but instead ' )f paying what
is worth b :!, en tho bay, he Frain
me St, 3ohn'h j:ailees.9'
"Wept, for 3 pirate., he was 'rather
tine?al: was;' °tt he? lie bails free n
fee John's, ey say. Iles been up
here two seinmere, :tit always. went,
:sack in the autumn. This year be
told some of the Indians that he
would 'winter in, a cove at the south .
eel. of the . islcund. Akinaislei iw fain -
nus for silver oast black fax.' •
"I can't nnderataud why the eom-
*rand doesn't run Inns out of the bar.
hos if he's hurting their business.":
has ace ranch richt hero as we, or the
"Guthrie laughed. "Why, man, be
Noe ea menti ri£;ht here es we, or the
Rezillo:t Fierce. • Ansi es to, runutnn
him cut. I'm inelinctj to think that
¥eI)oneld vented tele a lot of run-
nivea .latid-yrn u happen-:-to,-go-aboard.
Ide eehooner?"
.sires. I went aboard to get my
rot` set e
"You didn't notieo a machine ,dun
or Awe!,twolying around ?" •
Well. thea. Creon say he has them.
Bvrilently. he has coater to stay,"
"Se You're going to 'sit calmly
hero and let him get the fur?" snort,',
ed (merrier. contemptuously.
• '"That's.it,» agreed Guthrie. " You
see, we're a. bit Afraid' 'of this wild
roan With the scanner: face, The
runner has drifted un here that he
Nati an impressive war record,"
The irony was lost on the . geolo-
gist •
"Afraid to fightforvour rights,
Ali?" he ridiculed. oblivieusof the
ullet furrowed cheek of the men
ho faeed him:
At the reproach, the face of Guth -
vie ict with amusement, buta.;dint in
the half-closed eyes} prompted Joan
Qu,trrier, mortified by her brother's
gaucherie, to intervene.
"To a Canadian veteran, th t re-
mark ie' positively insulting. foil
to recall. anythingeef .a 'warlike na-
ture in your manner with our pirate,
Ankh. As • a matter of fact, you.
seemed Hutto overawed,'
"Overawed? Ridiculous!" 'napped
Quarries. "I was • glad to Dell flour
and gas we couldn't take. 'with' us."
Guthrie's twinkling'.eyee met diose
of the girl, "They ' say hie scarred
mouth is rather awe-inepirins,>,
eibly scnxs are repulsive to . your
brother," he .surevested. "They are
scene soe peoale." f
The tone of the last -•-the sudden
tightening of face muscles --the swift
soherire of the ores, snurretl the
ouick intuition of the girl to pierce.
the armor;' of :his eaillerwe to surmise.
'what the seared check of the sneaker`
might have brought to herr of bitter;:
retie Anti .pain.: ; But why a she won-:
doted, The red. line from eye to e
only lent dignity distinction,` to the
cieanly modeled features. Why
should this badger of service be the
source of secret humiliation? But
she was: confident that, it was.
Quarrier 'changed the . subject-
"By the way, ?dr. Guthrie. when can
volt send for the stuff t left on the
beach and take it to .Albany? ' 1 can
pick it up Next; spring when I return
to the, bay."
•
vidently 'deeply coupled eiithf chis
thought. for a space the roan addres-
sed made no answer: then he said,
Indifferently: "Sonne . time this win-
-ter, possibly,' when ,the . ice sets hard
in the 'strait."
"What? Not before then? There
are some. valuable ore specimens and
stores -mores of them. That pirate
will tome back for them."
"Well be 'lentil) geese until Bold
Weatl-ler rives em sou .
"You're not hunting geese here,.
are you? Why couldn't you go 'be-
fore you go on your hunt—tomorrow,
in fact?' •
"Archie!" The sharp challenge
of Joan Quarries at .the 'callous in-
sistence of her brother was checked
by« the level tones of tine. factor.
"Because, as present,. my duty is
here, as you can see."
''Then the men, whose intimate
knowledge of. the inanimate had
seemingly taught him little of men,
laughed rawly:
"Your duty? ' Yes, i 'sappvse when
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AiSgood tea
If you want the very best, ask
for Red Rose Qrange.Pekoe
in dean, bright Attunitlum
wasthat
. ._ .�
t. tat i
1 n the face )i the man
whose am still indicated tho door
whieh''wrung the 'bluster from the
geologist as water is wrung from a
rag.
"You'll hear from this -.hie eon -
duct of yours. I'll report this to
your superiors," protested Quarries,
as he stormed out of the room.
Guthrie turned- to the- "girls :rho
was visibly swept by shame—stirred
by an emotion which left her weak,
clouded eyes fixed on the matt who
said in a ti'oiee still thick with. anger:
"I'm sorry, 'Visa Quarrier—so
sorry. #le—went—too fare!
"You were right -he was impaa-
niblel," she agreed in a voice raw with
(Continued on page 7)
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It ,will mean extra zuileage--and dollars oft'' your. -
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DOMINION TIRE. DEPOT
J. FISHER
529
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COMPLETELY N EW
alid critics says
'tate gefrrs ahead"'
"'Jolene Not 'larding -Geese' Here,
' bre You?"
you fur people get yourselves into a
mese of this kind," be noddeid toward
the door, "yea feel' yen have- to Ree
it through."
Joan Qusrrier rote from. her chair.
stunned by the :stupid .brutality of
the remark-feerful ef the retrain.
• 1 tics. it deserved. Eves black with
l anger, Gutliric =! -ea at hL guest, j
jwvho, sereibie et his ine�,taekr,. maned::
theepisltly, then limbed to the rests
of his stilt heir. The rioter:lee in tite
face elf the fastest' knotted, the veers
in the 'noun neck shove the tlaunel
!that swelled with bled in leis of�
font at • lf cent rot.
4-1--f went toe far," .wittier
murtbleit> "I flet?n i; rrnrnry of eotw; se'.,
• ' • tat, he visas cut nil' short wither: i °Your best is in the tstde-F3teee`'I
Yee kr,-,ty the rise''"'
The Inre __... . I
1 to the deer.
Fes• ii MI:0Ch tdti,iritee 'r1*! `d tete
the 1/4 1,1 tett'; tern, t nre he the cut- i�
:
Vie! ` '14 het dignity, get"tei hie feet to
iters v rr,,t.ar_
".khat. do Nee rre•a._n" S'nt. dire'
in.wlt wee- •rder wk s'ut
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