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COAL-Schooner Blanche For- suy is discharging a cargo of old Sydney screen tor W. D. Gillis d: C0. 705~11'-13-m2i

UNIQUE SOUVENiR-One of the rtiost interesting Armistice Day show windows and the one which 1s probably attracting the most at- tention is that now to be seen at the Toggery. in it are iiiuny wur relics the most. prominent, however being a chaniois leather vest on which is inscribed in ink the nonr- es. of hundreds of soldiers. from the lowly private to Brigadier Gen- eriil Currie. The arrangement of the souvenirs and the artistic hut-k- ground, in which stands a whitt- obelisk. is the work of Mr. Jack McAIeer. , BROOKFIELD SPECIA SER- vlcEsu-Speciai services which were begun last week in the Brook- flcld Presbyterian >Churclr art- be- iiig continued this week on 'l‘ues- tluy. Wednesday. Tirursday and Friday at 7.30 o'clock. fflierc will al so be service on Sunday morning at 11 o'clock again on Stinday ev- ening int 7.30. All are cordially iri- vlted to hear Rev. J. C.'l'll|‘t118'S soul stirring messages.

SPECIAL TRAIN FOR FOX- MEN AND OTHERS. —'l‘o accom- modate the large party of fox own- t-rs and friends who are going to the Royal Agricultural \Vintei' Fair ill Toronto November 18th to 26th. the Canadian National Railways are making u. special trip of the Cur Ferry, leaving Borden Sutur- tliry 15th. after the arrival oi‘ tire train leaving Summersitlc at 1.45 p. ni.. and Churriottetown at 12.05. connecting at Tornientinc with a special train leaving there about ti p. in. This train is equipped with two extra sleeping cars and onu or more express cars for the -t"rixt>s. and will connect with the Milfilililfi Express at Sackville, running right through to 'i‘0ronto without cliurrgu. This is appreciated enterprise on. the part of tht- C. N. R., and no doubt will be frilly taken irdvzintuge of by those who desire to visit Toronto at this times

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" IN MEMORIAM

MRS. MAL. L. MacPHEE

There passed peacefully zrway to her Eternal reward on Oct. 13th, i924, ill lrvr ilfllllt‘ in llvzitlrviwlirlir. l’. l1}, l.. hlllzzrbotlr Aiacilherstitr. lio- loved wife of Malcolm l.. .\iarcl’lrce arid daughtcr of the lute Joiin and

"vflutlicritie .\iacl’hersoii- Tirc tit~ iccssed contracted influenza, some ' two years ago. and although front the first she obtained best. metrical Skillfi-sho never regained ht-r forni- er health and she gradually lit- (‘lllll0'\\’(!4lkt5i‘ until the end when her spirit calmly took its flight on tlic above date. w-r-isctl runny ivntleirririg tiirzrlitles being oi arkind- cheerful and gen- vi-tius-lisurtt-tl tiifllilliiiliiii] and iii the cuiiinitiirlty in which slic resid- ed. where she was licld in lilizli sextet-iii, she was evcr ready to lciid u helping hand to anyone who irccd ctl it. There are left to ch‘ ‘isi her memory a. sorrowing husband and the following children. Mrs Gordon Nicholson, Jennie and John Norman also one grand child all of Cambridge. llinssq aiibther daughter pro-deceased hor by four years. and the tollowlirg sisters and brothers, Mrs. Chrisiy Mac- Plicrson- who tenderly cared for hor sister during the inst months of her iilnt-ss, Mrs. John A. Niac- Plice. both of Built-viii; [>_ E, [_, Norman of lirooklyir. Luuclrlln of (‘litirlottctmvn irr'l John oi" Sydney, (l. ii. A large coin-o‘ rglflfiyng remains Vtliit-y W011i

to their lust re-gr . ~ ' iivltl ct-irrt-tt-ry, tt-ntlcriy laid lat-s... “my. of her itivcii ones who had gotit- before. T11" BPPVRPP-w i11- tlr.‘ 1il"l\i.‘ and ltravu were coirdrtt-tmi by l..-r p.15. tor, Rev. J, lli‘ Mircbcllnti of Virility- field, who spoke comforting \\'lll‘i|\l 110111 i119 LIX! (For Wt- sorrow trot 11H WW8 Who have no liopt-i, The liuuttfelt ~ "ruputliy of the mime community i" cxientit-ti to iilt- ire- Peflvetl liu. l‘ at] and family. 711011811 wt» may mourn.

Those iii life the dearest

They siiall return

(7111491- W1P-3n thou appeared

Soon shall thy voice

Conrfort those now weeping Bidding rejoice i

All in Jesus sleeping,

ISAAC M. ACORN At Ocean View on October 3rd,

Wet Feet l

Prevent colds by rubbing the feet with Miner-it's. it qulckens circulation. pre- vent: chills.

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Fairview School for September and ltlctober: ' . Ilouslats Mitt-Isaac; 2. Brenton Currie. , (lrzitle \"I.-—l. Rubi iScyiiiour MacNcili; 3. Lean. Grade I\'.—l, Freda Burilrett, l ‘Grade ilI.—1. Delmar Currie. ' ‘Grade lI.—Sr. l. lllltarror" gdett; 2. Leonard .\iacNelli.

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“i (ira<lc;vII.—Jr. 1, hlurgziret Muc-

Leod. th-‘rr massed iwuvelrrlly w his vt-i Grade l.~1. Doris Currie.

.-l. Acorn at the -czir.~i and 5 nurn. a sor-

dllli four

Pflilti rest. ismi- illiVillliZ€l1 age t‘ rrioiiilrs. Hc leav- rowiirg widow, t. . dzitiglitcrs, ltolivri our Road; ‘Ali's. Daniel Nlidltiiqoll in Mount Vernon; Mrs, \\'illit- Loss of Eleni ltoud; Iiirs. Lcrnau Morrow in Iii-lit‘ Itivi-r- and Elizulictlrut. home; also two brothers anti two sisters. Joseph til‘ Pictou. N.S.. zrntlWilliurn of Murray River; Mrs, Daniel iCzinrpbc-li of Peters Road and Mrs. John iicurs in Brooklyn, besides a 1111's" nitirilrcr of relatives and friends.

He was laid to rest in iviurray ilivvr Cemetery on October 5th, ltev, Mr. MacKenzie of Belfast conducted the iunt-rtil service,

A precious one from us has gone,

A voice we lovcd is still

A place rnatlc vacant in our home,

Which nevi-r can iic flllcd. (Other Papers Please Copy)

mm... MRS MARY McDONALD‘

_ The death occurred zit her bonit- in (l spereaux on November 2nd. of Mrs. Mary McDonald widow of the Lite bouguiii McDonald at the ago of st-venty eight years.

"3181? Dougiild" as she was 001111110111)’ culled was a lady uf charming personality ever ready ‘and willing to ireln those in “(EH1 and she will be greatly rriissutl in the courniuuity»

sill‘ ii-ztves to mourn three sis- =' '; ‘rs. John Steele, the Misses Ju. [at Annit- Stecle and one iii'iiiil~'l' Angus Steele all of Gosper- t-uux, also an adopted daughter and rUil, hilt-is ltatii; Morrison and Mr. James Cunningham.

During her short illness she was attended by her pastor Rev. Theo. (iirilzint and die-d strongly fortified by the lust rites of the Catholic |(.‘hurcii ot" which she was u de- vout iutvinber. Her funeral which was largely attended took place on tlit- 4th. to ht. Paul's Church Stur- gcon, whet-o requiem High Mass Wiis t-t-lclrrntr-ti by the pastor. then. c: to ti~ t ccnrutery where her re- 'ri"‘irs wurtnltild beside-those of her lru. uud who predeceased hur some uw-nty seven years ago. R. I. P.

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(Special to The Guardian)

HAIKRODSBURGH, KY" Nov. 11 —~Arinetl white workmen drove out approximately 500 negrocs from the construction cumji of the Div ltiver Dam. eight miles from hare. last nigh-t after Edward Win- 1(1_\'. 18 'i bridegroom of only a few days. had been fatally shot by ne- gro lirghwaymen.

ji-to-éi-i- DON'T BQUEEZI BLACK» llEAllB-DIHSOLVI THE“

Squeezing and pinching out black bends inulm the pores large and cause irritation. Blackheads are caused by tic- euniulatimir of dust and dirt and soc- retlons from the skin, and there is only om- sate and lure way and one that nevi-r falls to get rid of them-n elm- ple wiry, too-that in to dissolve thorn.

‘Just get from any drug store about two

omit-Mi of peroxlne powder-sprinkle a little on a hot. wet cloth-rub owr the hlnrkht-irdii briskly for s few IPPUDIII'— wash tiff, and you'll be nurprlaiml to mm that every iilarkheiid has tliiinptir-ari-il, unii the nltln will lie lei! soft nlitl till pure: iii their ilD""‘ll1 condition.

I Perfect uttendan0e—l')oris Ctrrrie ,-\1111"suerite Currie. teacher.

I Pure Cream Stops 1 Catarrh and Colds

Colds and cutarrli yield like magic t0 soothing, healing ‘antisep- tic creanr itliut peuetrziicc through 9W1)’ ulr DEIJSiQU-gt? and relieve-s swol- icn, iniiziiuetl membranes of nose and throat. Your clogged nostrils opoii right up and you can breathe WW1)’. Iiawking and sirufillng stop, Don't stay stuffed up and mlger. able.

Get i1 Slllflii bOliie 0i Elfs; Cream Iluitrr from your druggigm Apmy a little in ‘the nostrils and get instant, relief. Millions‘ endorse this rem- ody known for iirorc than fifty Years.

"'Q-O-}L._ Mlnard’: L-iniment for Rheumatism

ORNS

are small, but

how large they feel.

REXALL CORN SOLVENT

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To-MoRRow NIGHT at Strand Theatre, West Kent BOys ‘colleen. - 708-11-13-11

CHURCH OF SCOTLAND-Rev. D. M. Lamont will preach at Nine Milo Creek Saturday 15th inst... at ‘i p- rri., anti on Sabbath 16th; at Canoe Cove at 10.30 p. m., at Chur- chill 2 p. m, and people's Church. city, 7 p. m.

ADDED ATTRACTlON-Jnclud- oil in the specialties between the acts of "Oh Boy" on Tuesday were two violin solos by Miss Kathleen l-iornby which were exceptionally well rendered ‘aptly: enjoyed by everybody. " ‘

VERNON ClHCU|T.—~Til9 W. .\i. S. of Vernon will‘ hold their fllllli‘ vetsiiry‘ service next Sunday GYQII: irig. Arr- interesting program will be rendered. Miss IStuIiZ. Charlotte- to\vn‘s talented vltilinist, will reir- der two selections duriiig ‘the scr- vlt-e. Other services‘ as ‘follows: Vernon 10:30 a. iii. Sunday School 51:45. Cherry Valley 2 p. irr_ Surr- duy School 3. PERSONALS

.\Ii'. Philip Murphy, of Sturgsou is visiting his daughter Mrs. it‘. i.» Coylt‘, Etiston Street.

bliss Helen Siewart- daughter oi" Premier and Mrs. Stewart. entered tire l’.l~ll. Hospital tor an opera- tion for appendicitis lust. evening.

Mr. John-Alfred Mclioriaiti, Land Surveyor oi" lleririaiivlllc is in (lriirrtlview for a. few days on laur- veying business.

Mr, Ronald J .A. iMcKeiiira. Satin-t lliiiistii_n‘s Utiivensity, spent 'l‘liuuks giving with his parents Dr_ and Airs. Mclieiiirzt of Uyslcr lii-ii Bridge.

Miss Lillian Dobsori. Messrs Edwin Doylt- and Lloyd Gtiliunt oi" Surirrutiréitio art.- irr (‘lrarluttetur-u trkitrg tho preliminary la-w t-x- ainirraitions now being licld in this city.

Cadet Bcnj. Rogers. has return» ed to C1lZll'10i.[lé<lO\\'ll from Borden \\'ilL'i‘L' lie has strcccssfully passed his examination for 2nd. officer bc- fore Capt. John lbead.

Duchess 0i Devonshire

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COMING

“Plastigrams?”

The Sensation of the AGO Q

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Adve T0 Advantage

Municipal Canada I Moot Useful _Voiurno

i M,“ twenty years Jevtitcil‘ i0! the publishing I‘ Jllllllhillbn "M511" zines in Canada the lllunrcillll P1111‘. llshiiiii (‘vriiiianv 118W‘ P1111151“ P“ tlic first number of u 916N111" 17”‘ t-tiecr- of the entire lnrniirioii.‘ which they purpose vulyliiitflliinaf‘; ummy_ Thjgv book is tlltl bu. "Municipal (fonsda arid CD119“ ing beneath the letters of the title_ on the cover is a iiiul) 111 “M01115 "1 iilt‘ Dominion. _

T)“. 1.1..“ 01' “covering the Dotiirir- ion" ls curried out tirroril-flwlll 111i’ \'Oillllli3 and It is a riiost compre- he-iisivt? tiiret-ttivy of tlic natural re- snurc s of the country. its indus- tries. cirtltis. towns anti \'11111E£<'-“1~

lutiti niuriitripulitit-s are ulciilt with and the name of 5011191911- ponsilile nian in almost every ilil-ICI’ l5 given. to whom irrtitriries irruy bt- atldrcsst-tl. Large 11$ 11115 1111111‘ 1,“,- muy 5991]], (here is shown l0 ho gm] in1|1it=ns9 tipportunity for dc- vt-ltaprntnt in (‘antida “Illtruicipirl Canada" aims zit showing what irtis 1il‘L'l1 ilOlll“ and pointing out what can yet lic done to develop this litinrinion. _ _

Thu volunro has been publrslictl tspctrially- for distribution through- out tire- Ilritisli Isles.- und whereas hitherto most 0t‘ the literatur-t: iii" signaled fur sutclr distribution has rli~ult pzirtictrlarly with ilic l\1‘l‘i1 for agricultural dtvclopnrciit of rhi- country, “Zllurilcipni (Jiinziilii“ points

liCE EDWARD i

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scatnciov _THE SUMlVilTS OF ROMANCE; PAss|No.‘ri-i.;”d§pf

‘REMINDER, ONLY TWO siiowgfinAi-

“The covierea wagon” Scores Colossal - arena‘ ‘

Jairiws (‘ruztfls iiuctiirii. “'l‘h.- ("ivt-rt-d r-filipstrs ziiryiliirig iii pivlurt-s. 1'iit"i'-' ricvvi‘ has iii-Nil si-t-ii sui-lr u 1i 1-- lure us tlr's oiu- whit-ii trpitivd to a rapiirit_v uudiuiiro at lii~~ i‘riu.‘~~ 1‘1i1“.-l'i1 ’l‘liuatri- lust 131411‘. for a i1il‘t'i‘ tluys "run.

'l‘his iirfltiilttiitlil is l|1ll|“!iiil1l1:.' urn- til tlrv trrost rirngrriiTt-r-rrt :'i‘l'l t'll piasviilutliiis l1\".‘i‘ sliaiwii 1li'l"'. 'i‘lu.-rc is a loin: ifnc o1‘ \‘X(‘.l'1il‘lli pluywrs lrtwdt-rl by .l, \\'lll‘l't‘ll Kt-rr- igari and Lois Wilson. 'i‘lri- Liiti-r’

. . _ i will 1J0 l"\‘illl‘ll\1ll‘l't'l1 ior ilt'l‘ (‘\\'l'11*- cut uork iii “Alurrslritigiiti-r."

.\1l‘. Kt-vrigiiii us \‘r'ill ll iiiull.

Puriririivirrri \\"'igtiu,‘

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out irpptrrtunitics iii other lines of tucivity. In coiiiit-t-titin with u great rrruiiy of tlw towns and srirzrll ('illllliilllliiii‘bi iliroirglttiut tliie Doin- iiiiuit mention is

r‘ve-i'y' prospect for SllCCl3S$ill1 opium ation,

To illustrate past. iIt71llcVi3lll0ll1‘ and tict as an incentive to tire iii- vcstiirg of fresh capital, the execu- tives of ioutlltig industries have t-tiirtributed personally signed iirt~ icles tie-scribing their particular liricsx 'l‘he Frontiers, or Directors of Publicity in each Province have also furnished articles stating clt-arl iy (ftllltiiliflllbl in their provinces. the kind ot‘ crops to which tlrt- clini- atr- is best stritctl. tire mineral and (rtlier ileptisiis, such as oil, natural gas. talc, tlu» \\'iliL‘I‘ powcr avail-

Helps SQn-in-Law

(Canadian Press.) IiONDON, Nov. 12.——Stocktorr- on~Tees in Lancushire was won tori tire conservatives in the recenit v1- ectiori. by Captain hlaclviillan. snail [ti-law o: the Duke and Duchess oi, Devoirshlre. In the last parliament Major It. S/Stewurt, Liberal. ‘held this sezut. The 1)lll.'iIOS-5 of Lllevon- shire. during the campaign opened ii. bazaar in aid 0t" the fuudg (ll ‘the local Conservative party. From time iinmeniorial. said Hcr Grace. nrotlicrs-in-lair" were supposcti 111 have been most captions and criti- cal people in their judgnicirt. so ,tht when she told them that this "particular sorr-in-lrarv was a vei.‘ hardworking and extremely thor- ough and efficient young Illilll. she hoped that. coming from a ruotlier- in-law. thcy might believe it. to b0 strictly true. If they did liinr the honor of choosing lriin its their can- didate. and ‘if they hutl thc- good fortune to return him tin Parlia- ment ,as she sincerely hoped they would, sire really did not think‘ ‘they would ever have cause tu rc- gret it. He would never let them down. and if ‘they risked any of those who served hwitli him in the war, his brother officers or his llH-il‘! they would be told he nevcr lucked that personal courage to do what was right regardless of the cost.

The coutittry most particularly wanted people in the House of Commons who would exercise their judgniernt and do what they thought was right without any thought of nit-re evpetliency for the rrionient, coirtinucd the Duchess. The oppor- tunity hiid come to turn out what sire snid she really believed was a very (iifllli-{GTOIIS government-amp. tlculttrly dangerous because by an tippezirztirce of moderation. it had lulled people ltiito rather a (also gen se oi security,

The Duchess said that the 10 reams she. had spent in Canada had given her the opportunity o1 mag. 111B i118 enormous importance of these great dominions iii relation to the iuture of this country. with its °"(“1"111C1'e‘1$111g population. and she felt perfectly convinced that the 0111?’ 1mm}! 1°? 011i‘ Deople. and the market for our goods especially. w" "1111111 the Empire. Ali who stood for conservative principles felt the enormous importance of 1101118 all they could to knit togetlr. c-r the whole empire in one great brotherhood and of doing every. 41'1": 111B)’ could to further trade “m1 mill-Prim"? 0f llii sorts in our dominions

nov/u.‘ RANK ASSIGNED POCAHONTAB av KING

I When Pocahontas visited Eng. and as the wife of John Rolfe, 51w ‘"15 always alluded u» as “one ‘of royal blood." The arrival of “the 111d!’ Rehfiwll." ‘made a tremendous stir in London. The Bishop of London entertained her, Ami she was prcsented,_to th ‘King and ‘1119911- T119 K1116! es l.. trierl tn make trouble for ohn Rolfe on the ground tha Rolfe. a command-

er. should not] avetskenn royal ‘bride without permislio tram his sovereign. It wail died inted that James l. feared thlf ‘the son born

able. deivelopetl and lllldvYUitliitlii, special facilities (iffert-tl to scillcrs. on the land or for i111‘ t-stziiillshirigl of industries. The whole is beaut- itully illustrated and prt-scntetl irr_ a. most attractive fashion. i

This vtiltiirio \V111,1)l‘ \visi‘iy' dis tributcd among schools. collog universities, reading rooms. librur-i ids. clubs. newspaper offices and. other public plzitrcs ofinftirnrirtitiui throughout tht- British isles whorls; it will lic ilflliifliiil‘ to llii (rlusstiswl and to people of vastly divvrsilit-tl‘ iiisics. sonic of whom will un~ tliilliliUiily ln- puss ssutl m‘ (Tfliliiitl, \\'1ii1e irtlrcrs will bt- truirri-il in‘ runny or" tht‘ lines ofiindrtstry which tho towns and villugt-s oi" (‘aniidxr rrced stirrtwl lii iiiuit‘ iiiidsi, iirid with the full and accurutt- iriforiir- ntion which “Aiuuicipirl (‘zinudu has aimed at supplying and tin» friririsliirrg or irurnc and trdtlrcs.‘ 0i‘ responsible pcoplo to whom irr- quiries may iit: addressed. 'i‘lu- bringing ot" the nt-ctl and tho source of supply together traurrtit fail in restilt in provltliiig for (lurraila as- sistunce iii lis most pressing nt-cii at the irionrt-ntfliiicrctised 1ropula~ tion and capital.

The publishers of this intvrt-si- ini: and instructive volume are the. Municipal Publishing (‘o., Llrnitt-il. 7i) McGill College Ave,

The ilrltish illstribuitirs are tlic lnrperiul News (31).. and llltissrs W. H. Smith & Sons. '

"3/111111010111 Consula" will In.- sold at $2.00 per copy,

--—-———<-o-}—_. Worthy Citizens.

It was one of those overheard coirversations:

"Yes. tli0y’ro a fine couple, fill-Elli‘ ill‘ 100 per cont AtiivrEt-aiiis. 'l‘lit-y‘ro doing pretty good now, too, and 1-11PY'rs saving so’s the boy can go to college lntnr on."

"Wliut business is he in?" second ‘talker inquired.

"Oh didn't you k-now?" the first one replied. “Ho's in ‘the liootlcgg- lug bushel-is,“

{O-L—-—-— BRIEF AND WiTTY

A candidate for ‘the office of auti- ltor of public accounts was sudden- ly called upon for a speech. 0n rising he commenced:

"Fellow citizens, you have called on me for a few remarks. 1 havi- none to. make. i have no prepared speech. indeed. I am no speaker. I do not tiesire to be u speaker. I only want to be an auditor."——l..ou- don Answers.

Red Pepper Heat Ends Rheumatism

Red Pepper Rub takes the "ouch" from sore. stiff, aching joints. it cannot hurt you. and it certainly stops that old rheuma- tism torture at once.

When you are suffering so you can hardly get around. just try Red Popper Rub and you will have the quickest relief known. Nothing has such concenrtated. penetrating heat as red peppers. Just as soon as you apply Red Pepper Rub you will feel the tingling heat. In three minutes it warms the sore spot ‘through and through. Pain and sorenesmare gone.

Ask any good druggist for a jar of Rowles Rad Pepper Rub. Be

the

to Rolfe and Pocalidtles-miighg in.

herit the "K|nRd0M‘ of Amer-inn" name Ilowles on each package.

from PowhstnnA-The Mentor.

sure to get the genuine, with tho

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iriutlt- til‘ 1lli1llti'i1‘;|.;]|¢.y_ JLg-gq. tries which art- nceiloti and titftu- ‘mo,

, Mouibcrs Montreal Stock l-lxchirrig“

7193i, Victory __.___,______,__ 104,75

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Hundreds of Satislle

Tire PRICE of PIPELESS FURNACE is the value you receive. "

lrzitlr-r oi" it wzrgtiii truiii. frills iovt- with .\i.>liy

Wilson! wiioiri h.» nu

\viii:iiii,~: join 11l(i.\"|\ 1l\'ilii‘i1 li_\' iif'l‘ \\'ilit;iil<- i(‘li:rrii-» Alan iviulr- pliyirig iilt‘ r"-l~ ti" Suiir Wotirlliull, il sctiiiiitlrul '

ittiitzrtivoly vngagt-rl in iiizirry l.ri s.

and hilt-r rivalry lll‘1.~'t‘S"|)t1'.\\'t‘l'll 1l1lll and llniiiorr.

'l‘lir0ugli0ut ,1 lrc ' story. Woodhull is si-t tm "gcttjiiiq" llziiritiii. .\i"icr a so as of thrilling PYL-ilis‘, hi: i-ii- cuiitricrs llarriioti iii (‘iilii'tir‘ wlivtm the luilrr 111.15 lllillit- il i"¢i turrt- in tho gold iii is. Woodlriril is about to kill lriiri iruruHirubusli wiivir Jucltstiri. illl tild scout. suns Woodhull and ltills hint.

liauion is iirforinvtl tirzrt lrt- lrris lit-vii clt-urt-tl m‘ \‘l.'l'iilili L'ili.‘l‘l.',t'n'. rniulo against lrIur iiy Woodhull and lilill Molly is wzrtiiig for lririi iilr 1ll'l' frontier litimo in Orr-gun. "l‘lic |1('llll'n rltrscs wiili liit: l‘i'.illi0li zit, the (lrt-goii lrtinivstcziti.

'l‘hi,‘ work ut‘ .\lr Ki-rriguu is irrost Uillllillillltillilit‘. . Wilson prt-Yvtl unusually charming. 'l‘lrt- prmlirr-