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lo honreo Ilse could hardly in throat end cheat trere

everything available, but no relief until, ﬁnally, I

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I Ilﬂvﬁoﬂﬂle lsliliﬂ Snlurrlty L Milli! 31. with my shipment Those horses arrived in eel, condition. I have ln the lot meal matched teams also some be homes. Also saddle ereei ell l broken. Young and Th horse-er wlll be for sole at the Agricultural . 172 Fitzroy Sh. Charlotte- Iill. Ind at the .Easter Hotel tnbloe. Ill Kent St. Intending : will do well to see this

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.. l MALAKQFT‘ rose tdhls feet, a 1111111 Sysyws 11cm of defiance.

g This is my answer m you 3nd Jﬂur Govemment," he declared. “I §em here not on a. mission to them. "obut on a mission f0 the 1e. I decline to leave the coimnrry, I 5pm! 1:101’ myself and my friends.“ an ‘ "e "id We "BY here. Tomorrow '1 “"111 1111M Public this visit of Ymim- "111 You shell see then what - 1111} happen!’ .

Tho lewdoes not permit such an gollfmse. Prankland declared. "I fha" b11118 the matter up in [he i H0115» tomorrow."

I ‘You Will have every Oppgnun. I "Y- Marabcls assured him, "so long you do not abuse your pmmmp W, <:r5.-.‘Z'...’°.E; Eiﬁﬁiiﬁl? ‘...‘.’.‘I§..’.".2' a" | s" a m.“ doe“ l wan‘ ' ‘m? You have half an hour in which to _ Y ° 9G1‘ Its usually because hﬁllnak‘, an nec . . __ rkee them short." _ Malakoly" hafsziymerepaigtiomld » ' _ ' ' an pour‘ himself out a glass of wine. H“. turned his shoulder upon Mamabels. _ “We have had enough of this fool- ishness." he said. “This ls a private Dally. and you intrude." ‘ Mambels motioned to his compan - lon. who moved toward the door. Then Malakoffs heart sank. One-- [tvro-three-and a further phalanx behind. There they swod. repre- [scntanves of the irrefutable law. ‘something grim and Inevitable in gtheir size/their precise unlfgm), ithelr immobility. f “I1 trust." Mr. Dlgby Holmes said wuavely. “that I shall not have to fmake use of the escort w1th which I ‘have been provided. It is m to see you upon the 10 o'clock in zMr. Malakoff. with your two friends. 1and it ls the duty of the escort of police. by which I am accompanied.

_ noon MONK

I Monk (on way home from the [club]: Wow, help. snakes!

to take any steps which may be nt- ~

f - I Iccssary to aid me, in“ the execution iof my duty." Mulakoff flung on to the table the a - Ircmainder of tho glass of wine ‘1 ' g ‘which he had been drinking. i "It. is an outrage!" he shout/ed. l - ' ."You will answer for this." ~ - ‘ "The people wlll hang you all up- on the lamp-posts before the month is out." Bretskopf snarled. Marabels shrugged his shoulders “Vou sa that ieilow WI | . l“? 5° Sham“: L due" peozgc "my day so Lin?" {M Tr; to‘ persuudtk?‘ your friend's‘; jgood health?" ’ " emfnguffn‘ e beggedffh h, "we". h: says he new’ m“ u turned away, for the sake o e do his M“), do!“ ., ,own dignity, to accept the situation. ‘ ' You know, for yourself. that. the law nu this country. slow though it may I . Ibe to movc, can never for a moment ‘xbc flouoed. Every opportunity will ibe given to you to express my ‘grievance you may feel 0n their be- ihalf ‘m the House of Commons to- lmorrow. I shall make it my Der- sonal duty to attend and reply to you." Pennington turned reluctantly t0- _ ward the delegates. 1 ' "You'll have to go." he decided. 1, Marabcls departed. closing the Jdoor noiselcssly behind him. Mala- l kofl. Bretskopf and Krusset. cacl: ' - standing, watched his dtsappeal" lance. silent, with murderous faces ‘Frankland. too. had risen and was rcstlessly up and down thé

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HALF SHOT

v "Y .u know now 80b lumps from ‘Walking ‘cw.- rlwm to another? Ho lay] room. Pennington. wltlt his hands hr a 1n love now and icela like he'e thrust (1001! i" his 579115975 99cm“ . mu shot." his chin lowered, sat staring 0n w "W="- he's so shiny he couldn't the disordered tablecloth. Mr. pla- Mncu Curnd to make a bull’; eye by Holmes. his eyes fixed upon the m his case." clock, walled patiently. In the background his escort stood at at-

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In three weeks there were seven: aeen commissions slttlnl. i011!‘ i" whom had already had their decl- oion accepted and their rccornmeﬁ" ' vlntlons being carried inw effect- Bvery day Miss Brown on her arri- vul in Whitehall found her plle work‘ rlimlnlshinB. _ y 'f‘l\cli came a. time when Dessltﬁr who mu been travelli-IIE 11v 111111 down the country upon a SD90“ mission. came in from an interview ‘vmn Mnrabcls. threw bill's/all into an easy chair and sat there for some time in deﬁl? thovsht- M155 Brown know better than to disturb hlm. but her heart sank a little at .-- ~ Zthc idea of whet millhi- b0 001111112- Many 110K101: me Loillinu' “W55 grown," he said at 1857.. “XYO ls on its last. legs." "I W85 afraid it might be so.’ ireplled sadly.

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looted.‘

How do tlocfora get llai

"that ours has lpage in departmental history. pass away oblivion.

playt-rs lu I‘1'(:<1l‘(] ihvah» urmkw- for, uﬂCll hole as wwli m1 for u“ omin- gnmc has hv-t-u lnvr-nted. Ihv iu- d (llr-ufgrs 1'*flll‘lllllK i.» zero wlwn ;| 4min]: is PllllPil.

ID A N G E R , l3 - l: i-°°K ,:;.*":*.:.:::"::..";2;:.;

i ‘though!’ he went on. "that they are

innit-lodged that." she reminded him

"That last visit of yours

,your mind as =mlne. Our

been appreciated. see to that, of course.

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vallottlng the sum of £5000 for dis-g

wribullon among my personal staff Your tongue is the best barometer of in lieu of any pension. My staff your physlcalcondilion. Look atltcvcry consists of you."

morning before breakfast. lfltls coated "Five thousands poundgl

lte, yellow or brown coloring, ‘Brown gasput

"It wlll bring you In about 250 a ;year." he continued. "Not an lm- lmense sum. {fut enough to make you independent."

" Miss

1 you are constipated and not well.

Heed Its Warning - Constipation muses more ailmcnis than

all other diseases. and is the result ni “It ls vcry wonderful." she mur- ' not having a dail bowel movement. imurr-d a little wlstfully. “but I'd rn- gslck-headache. l gestion, billousness they go on war-king," 1 and 53'"??? comzgclexieoln follow. Ail: your; I 5859f" smmcL

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‘tho Home Office. and my own. too. that in these days of a vastly bet- ter understanding betweon the men whom we used to consider fire- breudl end the QmmMillyi-hq

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"Don't forget." Dessiter enloinedj . been a wonderful) Wei _. in triumph and ngtwto» .. .» ,, .. , . N on will ever W . .\ sinful, rlful r.- eimbh- gullwhe downs Oren" iormbut we ha?‘ ._ ed, Miss Brown-we helped a Swill

"Mr. Marabcls himself has ack-f Y ‘

to Moscow . . land Archangel. the meeting with

l "All to bc forgotten." he lntcrrupt- 1 ied. "Let those things pass out of they are doing from‘ work. however. has Marabels would I . They have. ‘ w . ljust offered me a bnronctcy, which i gamma 3° ‘n my “Mk “mm” I have refused. end e money gran’. mummy” idhhn _ h, ‘l I ""1 515d '-° taken six bottles of

It ls the opinion of ‘

Iabolittuu 0f such a branch as KYO {is not only advisable. but elrnmt "imperative. We don't went to spy: upon men with whom we are work- lng in frletubhlp. KYO is doomed. ;Mlss Brown." ; , “And won't there be any otheri work?" she ventured. l

He shook his heed. ' ,

"Not. of this sort. Why’: Do you; want another post?"

“If you are going to undertake, any position at nil." she replied. “I | should like to continue w be your- secretary "

He rose to his feet, walked loathe

window nndlslood looking out for emoment. frberowassgleamof pale sunlight upon the river, frag- |menta of blue sky overheed. "They have offered me a choice! ,0: two posts." he confided abruptly-l "I don't know. I am 41 years old. and I am a little tired."

“You ought to have a rest." she‘

agrede. “Think what you have; been through during the last seven‘ nuouths alone." , 1 l-le nodded but said nothing. Per-l maps his thoughts were trovolllngf backward. There were many thrll- 3 1mg moments of which he had uev- » or spokvll. Ycs. there were plenty _ p! memories. Perhaps Miss Brown was right. Perhaps he needs B _l rest. ' "Come tomorrow momlng as us~‘ ual." he enjoined preseniiy- "1 “ab: ‘1 have made up my mind by me"-

iTo Be Continued.)

‘" snnnnss AND PRESBNTATIONE i . able evening W85‘

A wry enjoy Mr. Nei Me» iruocouum. Auiswn. The members iof the‘ Allfston‘ -Wom@11"s Wnsiilﬁ Fgglhefed to congratulate Mrs. Jo . iCollirts on the event of her hcceni imQITlEQG. and to 0X91?“ m“! 3P" proclation to her as a faithful rnem~' ber and nelzh T5

lspent at the home of

silver ware was Drﬂwmed by M135 1T. A. Hicken. j Although taken by surprise a V911’; zﬂning reply was made by Mrs. COP: Jlngs, showing her appreciation in a, ‘few well chosen wo A heartyl rlunch being served by the women of; ithe institute in their usual styles who balance of the evening was. spent in dancing and was enjoyed. by all. ' To Mrs. John 6011111851 Dear Prlsclllar-Your sister morn-o bers of the Alllston Women’ s In- lstltute. who wan upon W11 this [evening are more than deliﬂhlﬂd 1° have the pleasure of extending to fyou our very best, wishes and com: lgrutulatlons on the event of V0111‘ .m¢enr, marriage. We are extremely‘ lloathe to part with you as u mom-l lber of our Institute. l ! Wc shall miss you. perhaps 1mm‘, Ethan we now realize for your pres-f !ence and lively interest were ever a‘ ‘stimulant w us. and your hearty co-_ joprailon in everything for the 8dr‘ ‘vancement of any good CBUSILA part‘ from all this we wish to express our,‘ appreciation of you as a friend and diclghbour. We ‘individually wish w. assure you of the esteem and res-l jpcct which your life among us has: "always merited. We urc glad your new homc ls not so far away. but‘ that wc may look for You as a \"1.si-; for to our meetings occasionally and. needless to say you wlll always be} welcome. We ask you to accept‘ this little present as u remembrance‘ ‘of the Allistou Womcnﬁs Institute.‘ ;Wc hope that you will not measure‘ "its value in more dollar's and cents. but. that the many fond wlshesl which accompany lt will make it} Idoubly precious to you. That your married llfe wlll be so bright and. happy as you deserve it. to be ls the heartfelt wish of the members of the Alliston Women's Institute. i President-Mrs. James Thompson.- ‘SecL-Treasm-Mrs. T. Albert lllcken

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tLetter Tells of Wonderful‘ inure: m» Taking Lydial ' E. Pinkberﬂe Vegetable 1 mpound '

I (lonielon, 0IlQflO.-"'Aﬁ.0l’ e ‘vcre operation and e three weeks’.

. obey in a hospital ‘j I returned home;

. ' so weak that lwes; lc to move e1 chair. months l was el-l ' _ moat frantic with i

‘ i l ;'_ mguntillthonghty ‘ sure there could

l er - e n everymcutb. Oned v ‘when filial not. able to get up n? mother begged me to try your rne - iclne. My husband got me a bottle of Vegetable Compound at once and

took it. l started e. eeoond bottle, end to m and joy the pains n my el e le me completely end I

l em a farmer's wife eo you l [have h. Pink- hem’: Vegetable Corn nd, ﬁve boxes of the Co nnd eble two bottles of Lydia Pinlthamﬂ-a lood Medicine, and have uleoused the San- l etlve Wesh."~— Mrs. L. LAJEIJNEBBI, _ Box 103. Conieton, Ontario. o

ydie

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A hose of exquisite texture-delicate in appearance, but still amazin iy durable. The converging lines of the “S ipper Heel“ seem to take inches off the ankle and carry the slender- ising illusion above the knee. ln every smart shade.

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In Memoriam

‘MRS. JAMES FARMEB

In the midst of death.

“'-"“' llncs bccn loll. morn in thc hearts of i-hc Parishioners of Kinlturn and Hclnlty touched more: wndcrly than on February 29th . 192B. when the, Angel of Death visited tho homc of Klnkora. and claim- for its own his below-d wllu Erlnn’

James Fumrer.

ed at. the curly ago of 2t ycors.

though the (lg-ceased had been lndad, declining health for the pusl flvc;

W85 done help her gain her strength. But Godi and the grlurf stronger crossed the threshold and; ‘called hcr from this world of suﬂcr-

montlls everything

willed otherwise

lug to her Heavenly reward.

Her earthly career was short as. _. H lwpesrat 8 o'clock Thursday evening, Ap-

t thc period when life's

should be the brightest.

. Duimg h" 1°“? and "Ymg uhcccded by a supper served in F“ h“ “n55 n” “"5 “l °°m9mim~ “'“5.Wllllngdon room at 6.15 p. m. h" "P5 "ﬁgrl-ilistlrcv abolvca mectini; thc reports for - d ﬂ- _ J92 wll c submitted to the share» Pm‘ "' ‘“ °' i111 slwrtly before her death she Wyholders. and directors for 192a will‘ Twill/BB’ W35 ﬂotibc elected. W. K. Rogers. Prcsidcntj 51w endured 1191' wﬂﬂ-nncut. Col. D. A. MucKlunou. Sec- Chrlstéorlr fwklbilge‘ rctary Trcas. God's 0y s e

passed out of this world of suffering .-.._

heard to escape hopes of recovery buoyed

gun to rcallu: that for her. ings with calm and resigned t0

She was visited frequently by

Pastor. Reverend ivho was with her when her

Margaret. Ivan and sisters and three

John Murphy and Mrs. Gallant of Klnltora;

mu! Alphonsus at. home.

Her funeral which wcnded its way f0 St. Mnlaohls Church on March the second was among the largest attended thcrc. A Mass of Requiem j was sung by her Pastor. Reverend BEAVER BBSTWALL PL/lhlflfltinoads Father Smith for the repose of her BOARD . soul who also conducted the aer- ‘ vice nt the grove after which ell e Wee leld to

Idwerd Urban PM‘!!!

that was mortal of rest. The pell beerora z MoOervlll, Elmer Melver, Former. Emmett Mower,

OPTOMIT 811, 112 llchnenl Si. m

Murphy. Benjamin Corr. ——-—Q-O>i-__ Kern Illnerdb Linllleet bendy,

life we are in‘ Seldom lf cvcr has thcsc.

Father Smith soul was culled to meet its Just God. Edna, had all the comforts and consolotlons of the Catholic Church lb which she was a faithful and devoted member. Her death wlll be keenly felt In the home where she was e kind and loving wife faithful and devoted mother. She leaves to mourn n. sort-owing and grief strlck-l en ‘ usbend. three small childrenJ infant baby,‘ Edna three months old. Also two brothers. Mrs. Jolm 0. Ambrose Berlin. N. f-f.. hunk. Boston, Mess.

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Daemon! Cod Liver Meal Cod Liver Di!

No Wonder Baby Chlclre Thrive on Quaker FUL-O-PEP CHICK STARTER

i_ New Dwelling llousr and Bonn! Ialso .14 arm of land in Village of. Hunter Rivet". near (‘hurdles mull School. ll not sold privately before f April 1on1. wlll m sold by ruins‘ imitation. WILLIAM DEVINE. t

M. llunter Illvcr.

Annual Meeting

The annual- meetlng of the Char-i latte-town Hotel Co. Ltd. opcrutirlg,

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The pure, Iresh oatmeal of Quaker Pull)- Pcp (‘hick Starter is just the thing or the lcnder digestive trnclr olbnby chic .

And authoritative tests prim OATMEAL more digestible (96% qvaileble) than eny other grain product! _

('ml Liver Oil in this complete foed pro- ddcs valuable vitamincs to build strong, big bones. _(‘od liver Meal tout-s up the

birds‘ digestion so that all ingredicnls give more nourishment. '

woodm- . f’ L-O-PEP EShore Farm For Sale, cmcx sTARTER

49 mile from the town or Souris. geontelnlng 90 acres, 20 acres ppm“. Ior seed poteboos and with and class buildings. ideel farm for semi Dotetou. lleeson for selling. I em. retiring. For further particulars! write or all 1

ril 12th. The meeting wlll be prc- the At

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Inst received Fifteen thousand square feet

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L. M. POOLE & C0. capers weaves

n» operetlon of Motor v»...- on m} 3th.. Illghwpye q; m, Province, outelde of tneorporeted City and towns. la prohibit“ ﬂtll further notice. 1 i .

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