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Udsrn 'lines which help to link the “mmm In me mn§'!hak°_

sshncis with the Pacino, will son- me the most casual observer that Canadian Northern has either bought

‘D railway is a producer. Where

idny. there was only a desert m of sale and silence in the south veal and a wilderness of waving wild

QYQM in the Northwest. there are to-' DJ scores of cities, thousands of IGWILI, hundreds of thousands of Iolnol and millions of prosperous

_Clad Ind] vtrlmen, red clovtlw, und #Il ren p ay ng under the app e trees. All this the ruil\vl\y has produced.

Probthly nowhere on the contin-

aut has the railway done more for the ticvelopmont ol’ the west than it has done in Canada, und none of the railways has done so mncll from so

lvlnsll a beginning as has been accum- -ghed by the tv-.llfldian Northern.

'hirtoen ye.il'.». ..,, lilo rrtil\vay_con-

lridoiillg firm of l\‘i-ul..--./.ie & Mzlnli

Igquired a charter for ll ruiilvay in the

extern Province of Manitoba. 'rho

endrter carried a grant oi' mnny thinl- ssnd acres of land, wortll all tile it-:ly Lrom fifty cents to one dollar por llvre. hhese mon knew tllut ily lluilliing :l

gllway and providing tl-nllsportiliion

sb' could "create" a value, a now

Utd permanent value for these lnlltls.

Elo they began billlding. As fast as

s short section was coluplotnd they BGSU! operating, and nn intcrestinl; fact is that each und evcry nlilc rolli- Nlted earned operating expenses llliil romething more. In this wily the two shrewd builders laid tile folllldliiloli of s fortune.

Mr. William l\ial‘kr~llzil~, lilo pre-

sident, and Donald lilllnn, \‘icc-pl~e-

aunt, lnlttla a team that llils licvcr

_vi passed oil the road to sllccc.<s`ill

I* history of the Duilllnloli. i-or

_. r_|¢\.‘»'Jn not quite clcllr, Dnnnlll _a has been called "limi," just =\<

lhilber D. Nesillf, the Chicago poet is q¢llsd "Bill," Mackenzie colfl~r\i'netl hiffllilf chiefly \villl securing the sill- swl, which Genr-rlll l\l:\un olnplnynli lil the llést ttdyrtlllnga in his ivnr on th! "Silent Places" ivllcrr. for roll-

lttriss, "tht Hnnorliilie Governor limi.

In a\~.v of Gentlemen /\tivoliilll~l»r< ol

ill ,lkelal undlspiltod sway to tilo t-v citfst 'i of ull other alll-elitlllwes

Rwilnii Trlfiillg llltn lllllisnll‘.= lill_-"'

"Don" Malin wns not only ll ln'ls=ir=r-

lmiiaur of rsiitvnys. not soo.. llt-\~l»- ' ' I' lint! of diplorilnvy that, has Min the 'lronder and envy of ills op-

Ti‘le_Laci Whoo

S aiiletil Not

More to Begéd Thsn tile Conver- sstionei Wife. Says Uncle Henry.

"woman is tlleiimit," sighed U"\"lf»

Henry after listening intently lor v. few moments to be sure, she W2! not in any dangerous proximity- "Y“Y. sir, if you go in to ilse tile regllidf, llighhrow literary style of lnvective, You might call her a l>i1\‘11d0¥- Am' if you don‘t know, a paradox is eol\.\\”- thing whiohsis what it never was and looks like what it never will iw- Flerce thinlh, son; simply fierce. l “lt's like this, Wllen she's mad she spurts convorsation with a static head ‘ of 280 pounds. The madder she-:Pill the harder it is for her to talk. Anti when she gets clean nlumh nrilllfinl you can’t (IR a word out of hor with J cold chisel.

"Get me right, though- H°W°"°‘"-

otherwise and nevertheless, a silent lomsn is the sosh hlsmedest _work °l

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most of it.

oonents in the Dominion, as well as

in the Provincial Parliallénents (fog tllse

oust ten years. I-le ma cs an 0 s gg th h | friends from the Premier down to W ° °u d be developed the doorman, makin absolutely no

Every day, for thirteen years, the

or built u. mile of railway. building

ywnk oities created by it and the wonderful industrial development 510115’ the line. has enabled Don Mann, and his interests to command the at- tention of the foreign investor, with out whose cooperation Canadian re- sources oannot be developed as rapidly

tAs indicated itn itho stray horse S 0r&,tha gp* e err tory, new com DHS I e wo great provinces of o Saskatchewan and Alberta, ues an n empty empire ten years ago In 1899 this vast area produced only 'I 000 000 bushels of wheat. In 1009 the new

West, and the knowledge of the west, gained when contracting on the first Canadian Tmllsrontinental line. en- sblod them to pick the best sections for their line. General Grenville M. Doligo has stated that the discovery of Sillerlnnn Pass wus due to the fact that ll build oi’ bud indians has chas- ed him down n rlllgo which ran fnr out into the plain, and- along which tile Union I’ucii’io was later built. Don. Malin tolls an equally interesting' story of tile discovery' of'what is known as the "Nortll Country" and the Great Saskatchewan Valley which hus since come to be called "Britain'e Urearl basket.”

About all Mr. Mann possessed at

tllc time was his outfit. He was on the firing lille grading the Canadian Pacific across i1 part of the Northwest

morning he markoli lilo absence of nil his horses. \\'ltllout waiting to lvllko the llloll llc lJr>rro\vod u sub- coilil‘iit‘tol"s icnln rind set out after tlir nllilllrtls. 'l‘llul'e was no settle- iliclit for tll't_v or ll hlllidretl miles to illn llrurl-sl IIildson's ll:l_\' post. Ho

to free illenlselvos oi’ lliosrpiitocs and

fr-ot .soillutliing in lilo wild.

ivhll 1'o1lrl\li tile llliitilllo. This liliid

Tho Gxlllricnve in bulldlns’ in the Province of Saskatchewan alone pro-

duced 84,000,000 bushels of wheat, 102,000,000 bushels of oats. 8,000,000 bushels of barley and 8,000 bushels of flax. With a single exception the wheat yield of the Province of Sas- katchewan exceeds the yield of any state in the Republic to tho south,

alnld the pro‘vince is only four years o l .

The simple story of the develop-

ment that has taken place here since

on Mann's horses strayed rorth, tllo

wonderful vdakening of this last west, the real Empire building, in which this big, brainy Scotch-Canadian has played such an important part, reads like the verlest romance. Very early ill his career he learned that, strong as his hands were and willing to work. his head must help. Having taken a contract to build some railway and

Territories, when, rising early one snow sheds fn the heart of tile Rock-

ies. ho harnessed the Columbia River, shot the wild rnplds und l‘ili'iotl ills material. outfit lilld supplies ill. suv- ing $25,000 in tile costvof tlllllsportli- tion. If, in the work oi' llllillllllg, Mackenzie und Mann como ill coll- tnct with iron ore. as they dill on lilo

trnvr=lloll for days ilvfore coming Canadian Northeril Ontario. they forlll in sight of the horses. The wind was 11 company for the development oi' hlou-ini; stellrlily llowll from the north the property. At Atikokan. in \\'<~:<t- and llc know ill(-_v lvolllll feed up wind ern Ontario, they found i1 i':il>iiloll.~x

field of iron ore, and lilllllntlintely

flies. Straight north for i`oilr whole created bl:l§t&_i,`ul'lillr-s~s to prove lo tho llnys illoy lcd him, into :L liew voull- worlll the \‘:1noof’tlleir limi. l-`l:ldiil;; try will-l'o tile lvild grass llllll pezlrlnc that nrlirly all tho large milling coin- grolv \\'nist-lligil to ililll, and lle`s six plinlos had ostzllliishcd along tho lini-

of the plonvecr western rclil\vn_v, they

i the Canadian Northern, the scores of

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lie found ills horses, and kept them. lnlnlctllately forlneti a powvrfiil niill-

Also he kept the secret nf \\'ll:lt he had ing f?0IflDill’i.\'. f‘fl\lFt‘tl m0d0rn mills to set-li. Wllon lit- be-gun building for be erected along their lines. llnli tlln llillise-lf. to in- l»x;lt‘t, for Miivlccllzlc & success ol’ this sillmidlnry colnpariy is Mann. lil- ill-:tilt-ti ills pnthfinders for like the .success oi' almost ovcryllilm; illo north rrlililtry that had been over- to which the firm of Mackenzie and lnoilvll or shunned ll_v ellrlior lullltlcrs' Mann have turned their hands.

. A few years ago a railway, some

ho tool; llvcr und lu-ross it and tllrllngll two hundred and fifty miles long, it lie sent llnirom of stool. Along this reaching from Regina, the capital oi' lille, ill tell short 'yrnrl-1, pl-ospr-rolls Saskatchewan. to Prince Albert, :lt tho towns llzlve sprung up. ']‘l\c prnirio far northern ell t- of the uhoatflr-ill

rlliilt-nv Illtl-rost.~l, llnll tile lilstol'_\‘

tvilstes lluvo liven L-iiungml to \\'a\‘lrlg fields. llis ruil\\':l,\' llns tillsorbad null ittlton ovl~l‘ tilt- Mllllitoha tlove1'nnl<~llt

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illll llliolwolllillltl ltnllwliy oi' Cllliatill provvs thiit it tlrwcrlltlicnt railway is ll lvliilc llinll's llilrllvn. 'Pho success of

an oihf‘r\\'lso ilclleilcont l’l'ovIdellce.

"'l`iiat silent treutnlellt effect .ls

what brinigs the silver tllrends among the gold. Tlmt's what makes mar- ried mon lellrn to bcgullc the thing they ill-ll ily seeming otiierwistfas the poet- so aptly expresses it. I‘m going io tell _vou, son, a conversational wom- nn wifo°ls a sore trial, and offense rind il stumbling block. lint you take it from me, when you frame her up alongside of tile silent sister sort of silnpil-l sorrow site is five ares to the deck. Yrs, sir, she is illnt.

“I tell you, son. this silent grotich

business is n problem. lt's il study. I put it dowll that _nny nlnll who can invont un nntilloto is going to Ile rich. fllnlous null happy nil nt tht* ,HMM time. And listen, l‘vl= Rot a 8\"’fll» schenlc. Tliorrfs n sure way to beat il, and your crnfty Uncle llonry had tilougllt it out all for himself. Anil tried it too, by grat-iolls. lif=.not as dumb, llrivnu cnttlo, luv n hero.

"Ali right, I collins llonln tht* 0lh€‘\‘

night nntl found that I was persons mm grntll with little wife. She could nut sue inf* with rl Ycrkes telescope. 1 had to go look in the glass to find out it I was really home. I dont

snow what was the matter 'with hor

'but whatever it was it was my fnuit,

of course.

“'.»\\l,‘ I says, 'posterity never dill

anything for me, so you c uid notice lt.' l says, ‘but,' I says: 'l xl certain- ly built on the general ground plan oi’ a public benefactor. I will try this lit- tle scheme out and put the double cross on s. lowering futurlty,' I says.

"Ali rlght..Wl1en I got sort .of

braced I sings ont: 'I-Iuh,' I says, 'I dunno what this house would be if some one didn't come in once and rl while and psy some attention to somo- t.hin¢. That front door bell won’t ring. lt's busted,' like that, I says. Of course I knew it wasn’t busted, but I just wanted to start her oil.

" 'The bell rings perfectly 1veli,' she

says. ,

"Beef I had her from the start. Oh,

‘ this is s bang up idea of mine. All

right. Then I comes back at her sort of mean. . _

"'Notlllng of the sort! I s s. 'It

don’t ringbecause it's|busted.% guess I ought to know. Seems like every-

.think is busted around Mrs.” I says, lasdins he: out #2 ants another,

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and the southern shore of the flir- ilc-aring and wood-producing wiltltrr- ness of the North, was for sniff. ll

llnil been operated iiltliffercntiy iillllcrl a lease for some _vollrs by into or lill- hiir systems and was not counted of lllucll value. The names ot' stations]

lint l't>:iil\‘ llt~l-l-\.<.'|

till- ll \\li do _voll ll~'l\ tlir~lll?" ' .

'|`ll¢~ “<lE"i:li'»i"' stllulttttl.

crack. Clltcll l`he~ld+1li'.’

“ "l‘hc front door bcli,’ she says,

cool, cnlnl mill collected llntl the it-irie-s llntlginl; on ovol1\' worll, ‘is in |=xcoiif‘ni condition. There is nothing tile mut- ter witll it. it is no* broken. it rilllts. The front door llcll rings) sho HHYS. like that. certainly settled it and me lit thc saute time.

"'i`lil=n l decides to sprlng'ft."' 'All

riRllt,' l says, 'since you are so suro,’ I says, ‘l‘li go out limi push tho liutilln,' l says. 'sud lllon we will soe wilr-lin-r _vnu know so mucll or not,' i says, just as tart mill llrnzt-n its any olll llnt‘llr‘lor. ‘llull,` sin- says. Only tllllt and noth- ing more.

“'l`lll>ii l knew l had her. I Was some

sos up over it too. Soi goos out on the front stops nild gives the tiling a push lzondgand strong so iliere woullill't be any mistake.

“Vi'oli, slr, you can just see mo ollt

on thiit stoop with tilt- llglii of victory ill lli}.'i,ve:~l, just dipp_\' with ex¢‘iiellli»nl like a boy siiinningllis ilrst top, l sort of il_unrt\d it out i was qualifying to have a national holiday named alter

l'$f»‘$?fl iid.f’l3s2¥§"fti‘.§’<§`l<s’l.‘li`l”.l.°lilllf.‘?° “"" ""€lT'lMti§ Mil” ”§“"'°° he Ii"°"‘§ “dl” N°'"’°'“ °“”`° ”"° "‘° W°“ t il t ll tv

H mm/° 11 e o er s accents ah Com etition in trans ol-tation is ab “C "8 in the wr" lt *'11 'Il' +I

concluded one afternoon that they the incident closed There \\.ls some soluteiy? necessary betwgsn railways ll; War "nd W” “H k”"\"` “"' -"‘ "'“' h‘ wanted this line to complete. or at talk pro and een, through willth the in Dm., mamrm and U, ,,cu,,, (hh, Being Constantly -- hs wh - east to form a part of the network of Empire opener smoked in silent t- and desired wmpeutlon governments go ,, ed <1 h~°r\\'.v cold. \\'ru'~ \ 'J-'fl MIIB TB-ilW8Ys they were buildings in ,the then came the vote, which was almost' ions Wa _ In the early days or uw : to v-elicit in high fever. What? Pr°'h'1° pr°Vi“°°9~ In ‘he twmlfht 0f uD"-nim°US- And Und" 111115 AITBG- West, w en land was a. drug on tho. ""df`d i k i W"

Wlnnipeg~orossing on the ics. Com-

lt . W°l”° Dl°|l1¢°d On Small lJ0l1rds and document was what the city wanted it was from Brandon before the Can- locomotive aaron the Red River sl

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that day they took up the matter serl- fnent the railway entered the city and mspkeg Hwy ,ned to give land grams l i l .4 hut o she ously and when they retired, at one s géaerating to this day. but the present government chsngefi morrow llc lnsisteld upon going-toy ,

oolock on the following morning, they hen the vote was all in Don rose ¢}lp_¢.|m¢| the Qxampie of the National front. `

wned the road. They were criticized removed his ci sr, looked the council govern;-nan; 1| followed in ne rl 1|

t the time, for their speed and _sup- over approvinfly and uttered three the provinces Instead of gi:-ariltilrailr bed' °f “MDB U10 Um! 406997' posed reckiessness; but that was two simple words which, run together, lands th, govét-"mem, ,lmpyv gum-an, ODDOSBG him. f0idil'l8 MID UD» I* Years ago. They had built this line sounded like one-"haveadrink?’ tee interest on the bonds upto a cet- but firmly' *md p]“"'"& mm' in 5" and knew it better than the msn who From the small beginlngmade in tain amount, secure the lvzillling of l ‘mg Pnstum' in “ cha - '

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were operating it, or those who were Manitoba thirteen years ago the Can- the railwsy whieh in turn .illlml-,¢,;| ziitléigilgelrta t'I`31-duly the_(§erminals at sdian Northern has grown until the th, v;_|u° of' me land “~m,.i,_ und"

o e ine an the station ny of its completion from ocean to this arrangement, is open i`..l~ genie.

property in the heart of the growing ocean is not far distant. Only a few mon; Thesa builders who Pugh the, alty of Saglratoon, are worth many gaps remain to be filled in in the East railways across the empty fields and locomotive labored over the skeleton Vr(':lsls‘-}per apsl ltell times-what they to make thc chain complete from the pierce the heart of the Rockies are v il. a.\o sor lor three years llgo. Atlantic to Edmonton and beyond. the real build"-5_ They build. nog in 'ihe side tracks have become towns, Even at this writing the steel is reach- Yvllll st;-ee¢_ but in the 0pen_ one some of them cities. ing up toward the Yeilowhcad Pass in may write of a man such as this with

From building :ind owning n.lrll-gg the Canadian Rockies. Iavell at this B Clam- cgnscignse and A free hand, fo,-l

System of railways they have lmmghgd moment the Premier of the Province no sllzlre ol’ the stock of the Canndinlii

out in other directions. They are of Idrltlsh Columbia is being l'et\1rl\f'<l Northern has ever been offered for X

llcavily interested in mineral develop- to iictoria, which he left of his own snll-, As a matter of fact, none has ment in Canada. accord, to see if the voters would np- been issucll with the execution of a U19 CUFVG U10 °l1!’il'10 UYUVI "fl-ilff

Not long ago they sought an en- prove of his railway policy. which few sllnres to enable the directors to _

trance to a thriving city in the west. ,means ll0f~hil'i§ m0I‘0 DOF IGS# than the qualify, The story of Don Mann and Wall! 5°WT\ 119° U10 UND l°¥'l\~ "‘=§° The city solicitor and the city fnthers,fulfllment of a cr>ntr.'l<~t llintlv with, ills work in the ¥Vest is a "good luck" had laboured long and late to find n Mr. Mann to guarantee interest on story and if the reader should be way to secure the entrance ol" the line the bonds to pwvide funds for the lured to these new-found Ileids he vvfil ‘31"’PP°1 "WMV “W” 5°’ ' ““°I"'|i° and escape criticism. Finally, one extension of the Canadian Northern to better his condition, for here lies the wilt 09°" I-Hd hll' Wimlll 177° l

gternoon I ttho "Athabascn." Mr. :hex coasitmtio gilve Vancouver nllrii \’IiIt;- Land of Opportunity. dir.zi‘l1. ' ' ' --

l nun's pr va c oar, arrival, and that ora nt r onzl irzllisportntioll nc - _ 5 n

night tllcre was c meeting. At lengt ties and competition, of which tile “,}E[;,}:,ltsS5Lf`?er,nhS1!;"?i.‘:f,?;, tgilggafgng train was following. It losmid 2 thirty nlinutos were \\'.'l=fotl tryilli.: ill coast country is ill grunt ncod. Ono |mSh,,],_, of “meat per nmfe ln" wig] long time, but in a littls Whlli f.i\0Y hf make ll start. i'l~t».st-lilly, ns .inn oi' of the main rfltlstlns for nliarnntevint: ,mp _,,,,,,,,,,,ed to 94 562 'O00 bu.,h,,,,, the rock bottom of the gulch. Much the /\ldorlllf‘l\ ti‘ll~: lilo story. Don fill' lhlrlfif id ihill U10 \\'llont from tlle|The pmvlnce of SH§`im¢(.‘hewm1 `gmfB' to ills amazement Don was not dead. Mann turlicd to tlln city clerk nlitl Mlrlflio \\t~=t must r1“r\<‘li T1\\'f‘i`l‘»ftol via ]9_4 to me nc,-e_ F,-nm 3 fi]-3 497 H,-r(._.,|lle saw four cars of steel. ten oats-(lf :llskcll for ll .<tnllor;r:tpllel~. Wlicn the Pacific Ocean and throu_=.'l\ihf.‘ l"-'ln- me f,,,.,,,,,,s of mb, now f,,-,,\.`lm.,, m,,l`»;lies and the little red cabooss tumble tllo sllorilirllltl nriist nrrlvotl tho itil; anla tfullnl. 'i'|il~ tfiiilllllillll .\'ltl~lii-~i'll g4_,).,5_0,,,§ buShe|_`. nf U", ‘Mgt “.hf,m 5" ion top of him. He had llwlyl felis-Il luiiiltlor rlslcorl the Mayor nlid tilo needs to ltuilll only a liltlo uvor Tflll HH, w(,,],|4 SMI, 1,, me _`.,,,,.\. of me ills lzl-eat strength to take him out of lionrll oi' Altlcrlllen to "excuse ills miles to tak-.= llicm to tlfie\\';1tr\l‘ nt mH_m.n“ ,.,,,,m".\. mm “.m}.], Dm, trouble. And now. seein! ho B551 bar-lc." Vancouver, nlrr-n.dy called the 'l~`l~i.=rt» Mmm.s hmses Hl'rm.0d more man 20 lived, he began tc move the wreckage

Tllrlling. he plit his feet upon the oi' Canada. This line will be com- yen., "0 Few 5,2," .mer ru" have from his bosom. Hs slammed the

window-sill and told the stenogrtlpllsr plated within the next two or three wma f°,.v',,u.d |n the deveilo mam of 1'

what lie would do ii’ iltn city would tio years. Winnipeg is almost as near me D,,m|n|0n ln Wmnh Don :gum h,\d tossed the ten cars 0! tie! fromliglhs cnrlllin tllllllrs. Wllnll ho ilnd lin- in the l'-_1l~lfl,» ,ls il le ll. ll,” ,\l_ "H ,mud In! nqm;_i Wm‘, , thrl-w the steel to one side audible lsllr-tl he rvilrl <"trl\lllll_\' ilill flew t_vp|‘l| llllitil' (nv-itll. :intl tllcre urn ll tlllllis-|I(_n,,lf ', th ` f ' S t. In l»:l,rf">= and llrissetl it o\'f‘r to ilw fill' 'lull :,li!.< l-:' v.lll>llil:ll\ll lvost of \\'ill-‘tt-mrs “H055 Q "Ce 0 ms “"1

|‘lt\l‘k. l~lr‘ pl'|»l`ltll-1-ll :lllrl lirllivti it llipv_-.;’. i¢_\' tlll- norillr\l'll l`t\liitltlll'f\il;;l\ ' `

lawn (_i,,m__ v|-lu, ,,_.,.,,,. H,-:.1 HH, uw Hm_m`_s_ Mu M-_,mn p,.n|mg,,s ,U Anti now from building rnilwlays 1-lr-rl; ill rl-flll lt'-fl it~ rl~.ill I :mil rf-:ll~li tidt- lvntqin tllri west on nll‘““"I""‘7'i" “mi Nan" '"9 'U -‘"1" llrltl tilt-t.'ltf~ll. hir. .\i:lll\l nlnoil ’ 'l`lu- llllllost, lvvol line. If llc silccoetls in!""H‘H"iZ 5ml33*“"t Dl'°5d“0‘18hl9»'- »\i1l.\'f‘i' Il<l<“‘| UH' T422-ll lilrht in »` tru- iilltlillg at grzitlo wllirll sllnll not ox-limi ¥4"““‘ "l"`"“ U'l”l`3 U7 Cf\l`l`3' lJl‘0lli‘3 .inf lilo :ilu-lllllvllt "l't»l~ <~:illsl\" lllillim-ml four-tl-lltlls of mio per rent.. rls- if’ mill front the Orient. C0 Hike Wlirfit slllnkorl. 'l‘lle oily .'=f\lit~ltor l'r‘.'ltl :lllrl ing only ‘ll foci to tho nlilv.. his loco- . if’ Ulf* T|f`¢‘-f`llii‘fl`S Illlli ‘Wim-Z \H\<'|< l`i\‘0 re-relld.l1nd ilnitlly sltitl it solinticri nil motives \\'ill iln llilln ll, 1|,-111.11.. mlnrlyiitl tile \vll1~:\tcaierH, lo l-ollplo lip‘6‘n1l‘-'- Piilht if' lliln. tlnc Alderlilcli rv- one lltlntlrotl illiulszlllll lnisllols of“"‘-5* “W1 -‘\‘l-‘iil"\lifl- l" f"l‘il" Yffl fll\Uii\<‘l' marked thnt illl~ tlorellmslit tllll not wllozli per train. greatly facilitating "ilk ill i|li‘ <`\\|'ii\1 U13! i1ill‘l!ll`l*f fHl`- colllnin ll sinzlc “lvilorl-.'ls.“ "Stihl," fu* the niovelncnt of tile crops and redllc- “UUE “lid PlCa'~\°!`°d -“MGS I0 U16 KWH!

"nfore.~r:lill," allll :lsliorl the lf‘Krll muh ing tllo rate nilllerllllly. 1Sii`ih11\KilBl'l1lilhD Wlllilifd-

llolv :llwiit ii. Tho conllnl: of lilo Vrlllrldlan Norill- .\`.'\t\li':\lly lnflvly lniorrstinx: unno-

'l‘ilo in ni ntlvlevr tnltl the inrulsli n to \lnrlitlll\l r-llilcl-tl the inltl- on doin-l :lro t li ol’ this llmn \\lio \\.\s

After that he seemed to DAIIIIUIB

the tent, to order out a ccnstfuetfos train. climb up into the cab l.nd'ol‘dor the driver to the end of steel. Al the

track. the bell sounded stutterlnglyl but the big builder let hsr rdol hover spoke. nor glanced toward the driv_Ui‘» Far down the line there was a hllh trestle on a. sharp curve. Dan saw it doubted the engine' ability, the gait they were going, to ns Una Nil curve. Sure enough whe ill! hlt

ahead, left the rail, leaped over and

did not "list" or turn turtll, ll 0 sailors would say, but soared out and

Don ls ccd back to note that the

cnbonse up against the canon wa..

panting.

Ihazcfi and exhausted, though he

was, he semed to seeafaceabove him. Presently ho made out the troubled

co little cam doctor.

fa of the D

"Say," said Don. breathingnhsavily.

‘wnsn't< that a llelovawreck

"No, no," said the medicine msn.

cenlfortlng him: "ther_e__yvn_s_,n_9 wreck. `1_v‘oll`v'e" é`éii"d‘r‘es`ir`l'fng."' ` "'-= 'X-

~onl have lr wsu. you-'imma-gn

a look at my chest where t is uw; lay." -‘ -. _t

"And just you," answered tlirdsp-

lor, "have s. look at the Wl.i|l"If~'1l\il mnm_., ..

on onked looked lon llid Wlfh

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ii\"‘ i`i'iIl\l"\|\"l` illilf |il"\‘f‘ illillii-“ \\'PI”f‘ tvhont frolli lil‘.'lli<l~lll~ to tile /i.:li:r~<ilillillillu` ll-~l'::r‘.= not no untill' yc;'l‘:: :lm-.

ll flu ,_ tt-lli'~ Io ' 100 ill lltll p,\_ lp 1-. nit _ _

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` 'll "4 ' ` lt' "“'\'-“ PM -“ t t ' ~ " ~ 3 iff-lrininir to dis lllli-licllliv. and beheld the sidesttolwiis

'”l`lu~l\. raid i!l< ,f\ltl<-rmlin: \\ ily llflo is ll -'lviug ol' 9 l‘<~iil.=: por llilll- , pl;l_v :l il .v il-on lgray llllll-_~_ Oni; l.fi|,.m np' Dln_<l@r¢l} with’ flgghggdppggi-

lirt~ll ill ilu- illrlllt-r_ l\':itllrni\_\'. il\l~r»» till- |».»~=! iw- i~ili,_ lplitl- :lc ;\ m_f;lll\l~ ui tives that lie had torn from hilcliff, \\‘.’l‘< it l'l\l'l'/ ~1p~\lltl¢il_<.: r-~llllt-iloll f.\\-l. ill :l pol it -»i` f`l'i<~llll:-‘ ill i~l-: 1-nl' lillll lt>:tl'll¢>ti that he had bilh "IWII"

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ililc lllztll. ltrfwl in tile open. r-lsr lo tllroliklimlt ilu- l’l‘\\`iilt»t-s-_ l`iit- r;lti~ il \\n»- ill< til---1 vsilllt-r in Dsl:-.lilto‘\.~.. ¢`. l- avr its and that he WU Juli. doin-

eay if tlic l1l'oiJo.=itioll slit fortil in the from Edlnuntoll is ein- some to-day as I lit- ilzltl .~'llt~l-l»l-.|~ti in talkin; l:~~s :tr-lt ting out of a bad case of pnsudsonis.

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ll-nut'-l' .~~l¢l'- Fo--.~l ini' .~ll.~.ii‘v' .iiuivll llll- NEW DRESS GOQDB' ‘

"So I gives it s. good push. Then I ttlli-ltr ll;- 'll '-\l‘l ll' ‘>"' I =»l"‘ ' ___ "1

iisiensgl ditln't hear lnythinl. I oxlxlilly out ' l~..:..:; lor \.'~|itl< .‘\'»-l int I ‘ gives it another shove. Still nothing tim saith nf i»_vvin:~ it lite". l-`t rtrnl- favored us ln securin [gr-

tlning. Pl'o|mlll_\' something the mnt- -,will lik t.ill_ nl».~.l_ i`ll. ltZt.l .l.l.= I i~`l'i.11ili pierce éi Frsnch Di`s@lh'n\ tor with the iinttoll. I nnscrewe that ,. .,~-,.-.li_ nil llslll. it lt. lil.» i..-i; lllni. -1'1'fr»s iiootis. Fashions latest, fi: lu a llurry llntl touclles the ends of ml.; out nl' oltlt-r. i`lll lo ll-y it ii1"“l1l_\l¢_Sm\P- We illwllil \o‘\lt`-Rho

ihr- wires. Still no ring. lscrews on ,,,,,,,,| _.,,,m_ ,hm__ .|.h_|_ ___.,_ H SM, lpnhllc in on this snap, ga; ws wish tht- lllitton again. anti then who comés . gf-is owl- wllnt‘.~< tin- llllllll-r \-.itil ll'-r. 4" f‘““"" UU’ nn" 90° 5 D495"-' nlosvyillil Oiltvlltlt Wii’f‘. . ie1i\'t>.\' it to ull- l;llll.l :l.lt| llii li is :lil i'_"°nt Pvc" '.n_ure strongly' tliq~¢.'.°°`

" ‘\\‘l-ll,‘ silo says, ‘ring lt.' she S-"i.\'s. ` t-onli-ti tlov.-ll' :untill 'i`ill,:'lI t;.l.~~ _-onto `f""'}h““:_lv'_h‘° we frgniss ’@'&"'m

'l)on'i lit- standing there like n foolf; iitllc. Iilli llllyltotv it‘s :l _suoil .~c'll’~-tile, "fmh_eh;rc 1180 13:2? silo sllys. . _ wl.;lt” il it works riglli, that is. itfm, ,.~,r,.,,(,t ,.U|Urin"_ 511° |06,"

"i llilln't say one single little word. iilll' 80 cents 5 yard. Come today or

i was lliinkilns, l was. 'l‘llell site gives tl-ln’t illalne us ii the color.you~ve'nt ll hitch alltlll Ilull' :lull slit' izivvs tlill is suit] ont. 1-NIH.

lllltioll ai push. Silvnlv l~l\|l:lll-ll. Silo

zivt-.~i it .snino more pllslzt-s :ind no, _

,»|m_f_ '||,,|," 5|". Rm., and “UN our t "'lllc illdins of lhnl‘lott.ci..\,wn and ""°°-"°'°"°"“*'*'“ -._l .

"\\'l-ll..son, tllllt was some days nlzo 1 "“"“".‘ Will’ “fe in th” hah"

mill alll- {l:lsn't .~:t\0li ine _\l‘t. Fact is vnliillg away lor something select Hnecelven yn- u_ s_ \1`a|| “_ .1

l'lll not ~'1 :til ilrt-tl tlllximli: i`or hor to V" °"k:“-'_7 “‘lVR"i“¢° ‘li ‘l"l` Ml” tered at the Ctllfolll yn'lf0i'd%;,'f&‘ sw mn' ._Hmm`(_ wh, H Jw 'mm (VNIIU l»o»l-f~'~.’w 1-~tl~llde<i visit tu llontlnn & in Stuck today .hd |156' hr *_ 8

Paris. Sl" is l>or\kih.fr 'tulle B mlm- most critical inspection 3,450 yds oi in-l~ of l;lcr orders, nm! Wfllllil helthe best assorted shipment of eoldr- l»lt-llsl-tl tn rccclae many othrrs. Shell-tl gingham; zl-ping-,_ 4|-l\]|_» cl-¢P°“’,_

. ~ _Y _MY H l:= no novice in lliiyinir, had A lnrze gat,-png mul other prmhd 'oo ul I ' rxprrionre in the Azllrricnn anr1`Llr.na-*‘__q=¢ mim-5 of th, use-*_ dmla ‘nd ._» " A > tiiun lnllritvts and has a lhormlgll coloring, [Or “non 15|0_ Prim. mn Volte'fo:" liyons as Mayor,t.l of nnwlnlillev of lccsi reqiiirenlents.~ l5c, 22c and 25;, B" wp-|¢¢y_ g-A'

°°P es o o oo i-i8d \ Paton & oo. 1--Ztldtt. ., 1»aton‘s, _,__h_ _,\~|_____` lt,-,~|7”|'

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