SEPTEMBER 12, 195!
moocm: .5 ammmas ' mun Iitllilltslitlf
',',,.;g4q-at-eoulbuuvltallep
eafndv-I-f-any-nu;-semen, ,.,.,. r4..p-u-era -4.-mu-u ieuotflalll
ollopcwvvlk-'5"l"e ,....spenr-ovum-u.-4-on on-e-44;-"W ppmanul-Ne
NORTH SYDNEY MARINE RAILWAY C0.LIMITED
NURFHSVDNEV-NOVA 55177711
The llnlatched Door
cnarraa Twenty-rrv'E Continued
"You probably had seen and tried to follow him. Dad. He was in London then."
”Yes. As soon as I was well enough I resumed my search-no. It wasn't a. resumption. It was simply a continuation, because, so far as myself was concerned, there had never been a break. I sold my share in the business to Jim, in- vested the proceeds in gilt-edged securities and took up the search again. I didn't forget you." Roy-0. and my agents in S. A. let me know you were coming to London. I longed to see you but, after 1 big struggle decided not to do so until I had,found Borden and set- tled with him. I didn't know what that settlement would be nor
We've n
GooIII7EAIt runs
for every Purse and Purpose
V W i0,'4&u Softer, safer. rgl
longer mileage Super-Cushions make any car ride better!
171
"55-vsv - N
")3 ,z', 2
The best of conc- ventiunaliire lam longer! t '
MARATHON The leading tire in the low-price field.
ITUDDEII SURE-GRIP Get going . . . kee going in mu or snow!
ma! non nus --mun SIGN" or ovaurr
IIOIIIIE MOTORS LTD.
CNEV L OLDS
VIIIITLOCK TIRE SERVICE
,vui.cANizmo
AUTHORIZED
G00D;;WE;3llEg
whether, after it was made, it might not be best to leave you thinking I died ten years 380-"
"Dad!" A note of fear sounded in Roy's voice and was reflected in the eyes of Barbara.
"well, I found, 'KruEB1'r I 53W him in the street one day. He didn't see me and I didn't Speak to him. when that happened I wanted to be sure of him; to have him to myself where we couldinot be lnternipted. I followed him un- til I was sure I had tracked him to his home.-the flat in Darnley Mansions-" ,
"Dad!" Roy moistened his dry -lips. "If there is anything you ought not to tell, us - anything . . .dangerous . . . " v .. "Everything I am telling YOU must soon be known, he said. "I was in no hurry. I set about learn- ing his habits so that I could Choose my own time for confront- ing him. To avoid his recotznllmg me. I assumed a disguise-" .
"So that was why-” burst from Barbara. '
"Yes. That was why-' a
you and Barbara talking about?", "Don't. you rcmcmhcr, Roy? said Barbara in a hushed whisper. "The old match-seller who fright- ened me that day?"
"You said he was a detective shadowing you!”
Matthew Hemersley laughed and the two young people stared in horror at his levlty. ” "I scarcely saw you. my 1108?-
he said. "I had recognized my boyl"
"Then it was because Ol him you followed us to the bus stop?" "I wanted to learn his MHT955 iffcould. I didn't know what might happen . . . I saw him buy 9. newspaper. read something in it, hesitate" about taking a cab and then walk on. I followed again and saw him go into New Scot- land Yard. I waited. offering my matches for sale, and persuaded A
The New P werful 20-85 Ferguson
down payment.
125 Euston St.
Why buy a high priced used Tractor when you can get a powerful new Ferguson for as low as fii514.00
A Ferguson Tractor with Ferguson implements meets more of the needs of more farmers more of the time with more economy than any other Tractor.
Ask the Farmer who owns one.
W. G. BAIIBOIIII LTD.
naubihut that day - when Ixsix persons lost their lives. . . . saw you-he was already dead! y g You must have known! iviggpiiirgbeilklgbleadwgedplle Ha: adsidf "I km” Kruger Borden was line For this they received no demo I W” mt. tracking mm definite payment The patient thenr I was in hidiniz 1mm W053 , . - I - .. gate the bar ber what he could at- Wh0 might ha tucking me! ford or whatever he thought the "Didi" It W” 3” agmued cry bleedin o oration was worth. ”Wh t are 3 p from Roy this 7-1m9- n Did you know that your teeth
TI-IE
Strange But True
Jay I. n. msarum
The infancy of an elephant cov- ers 25 years. From 25 to 35 years it is in its teens; 35 to 45 it is full grown; 45 to 50 is reckoned by the Burmese as the animals middle age; and from 50 to 60 years and over is tiie declining or old age period.
The Arctic tern flies an average of 22,000 rmles every year. No other bird travels such a. distance under its ovi'n power. '
Before the fish hook was invent- ed. fishermen used bits of stone which the fish swallowed but could not eject. Incidentally, fishing is the oldest industry in the world.
Sept. 2, 1666. witnessed the greatest fli'e in the history of cit- ies when 436 acres of London dwellings went up in smoke. Thel total property loss ran to 550,- 000,000. Yet strange to say, only
grow from the mucous membrane of your mouth, not from the bone?
All birds are toothless, but ex-
amination of fossils shows that they once had teeth. In some of the Balkan countries a. mother
swallows the first tooth'lost by her baby to prevent the ciiildls becoming a. moron.
Non-poisonous snakes haveteeth curving inward so sharply that it's impossible for them to expel any prey that has been taken in- to their mouths. They have two,
newspaper boy to let me look at one of his papers. I saw what had brought Roy there and was alarm- ed for his sake. I was supposed to be dead, but the motives which had made me an enemy of nor- den would be equally strong with him. Then, after a long interval, he came out, looking terribly agi- tated. He went into the post of- lice to telephone-I could see the box he' entered-and a moment later a man in plain clothes came from the Yard, saw where he was and waited. You may remember bumping against him as you caige out of the office."
Phone 2866
rosive combustion acids; . a rough lubricating him your engine. L
ma liswilchedi
Fights Engine Wear!
Sludge can lead to costly engine repair bills. higher maintenance costs ; ; ; Heavy Duty Marvelube guard: against gummy engine sludge I s : damaging engine heat ; I : fights cor-
reduces
: . provides to protect
"I don't. I wasn't thinking." "You got 9. taxi. called this ad- dress to the driver loud enough for the detective and myself to hear, and drove off. He followed in another cab and I on foot. lzceping up my pose as a. gutter merchant. When I got outside this hoime the detective was in the street, watching it."
"I suppose there has been one on that job ever since," said.Roy. "One is outside now."
"You know?" There was alarm in his fathers voice now. "Does that mean you are suspected of Borden's murder?”
"In a. way it does, but-”
"That decides meI" exclaimed Matthew. "'1 must speak and clear you!”
Matfhed Hemersley walked out of the room and Roy and Bar- bnrn could do nbthlng but follow hlm.I-Ie led them to the street and called e. taxi from a neighbor- inir rank. Quelling all attempts at protestation. from either, he bundled them in, gave it low or- der to the driver and followed them. The next moment they were whirling back towards Lon- don.
To be continued
GUARDIAN. CI-lARLO'l'TETOWN
ROUGHRIDERS ' WIN - Eyes shut tightly and straight-arm out, Calgary stampeder Davey West is about to be pulled down by Saskatchewan Rougnridcrs tack- lers. Mel Whitehouse is pilling on while Roughrlder Phillips (41) comes in fast from the right. The Roughriders sparked by the unerr- mg arm of the great Cvlcnn Dobbs and helped by two fumbled pitch- outs by the Stampeders, won ltl-8 in the Western Interprovincial Football Union game zit. Calgary.
(CP PHOTO)
upper rows and one lower. with the teeth, all alike. shaped like sharp "pegs and fitting right into the jaw-bone, but in rnttlcsnakcs and adders the teeth are folded back into the roof of the month until they are brouglit into play when the jaws are opened for striking. '
etc
The ancient Romans made den- tifrice out of pumice, eggshells. and ashes from ox licols ground up, mixed with myrrh, and burn- e
The sperm whale has ivory teeth that weigh up to three lbs. each. There are at least 50 qt them in a. set, only in the lower jaw and are spaced about three inches apart and are used for tearing food into pieces small enough to swallow. ,
The first President of the Uni?- cd States worn .1 SM. nf false icczlil made from the tusk nf a hippo-l Imtaniiis-3. masterpiece of ivor".i gold and wire springs. The work, was done by John Greenwood. t Egidio Baschi, an Italian paint-1 er, can tote seven of his pictures. in his vest pocket. His ”canvas” is the head of a pin; his brush, a hair from his wrist fastened to :1 match stick and his palette, a 2- inch gadget which fits in his in- dex finger.
It cost the late King George 152,800 pounds a year to finance the state households at Bucking- ham Palace nnd Windsor Castle, and court officials and secretariesr received another 134,000 pounds. Sounds like a lot of money but the Royal Family are due for an- other raise to offset the high cost of living.
A Belgium man when told by the doctors he had only a short time to live, bought himself a coffin. Time passed. and he got well instead of dying. so he sold the casket to a friend-another seemingly hopeless case. Within a few days the friend got well, and sold the shell to a. third party who was very ill. He, too, now is well on the road to recovery, and strange but true, he's looking for a buyer for the coffin that seem- ingly rostorcd three persons to normalcyl
C O
The lamprey, a species of eel,, has a tongue barbed with thous-l ands of sharp little teeth that itl rasps like a file against the flesh of its prey. , A York Point farmer. out ont- morning for a stroll, came upon a city guy whom he knew as an inveterate poacher.
"Morning"', said the farmer. "Just why are you out so early? Now in my case, I'm walking in
work up an appetite for my breakfast," "Hum" said the city guy. "I'm
out to see if I can get a breakfast for my appetite."
Two churches-one white, the other colored. have broken down: racial barriers by beginning a regular Sunday service together in San Francisco. The first service was conducted recently by the Rev. W. L. Wesley I-lowes (color-1 ed) who was chosen as pastor of both congregations.
Some day the world may shake off its racial prejudices and join hands in that great brotherhood of man which mankind has looked for since the beginning of chris- tianlty. With' racial differences swept away the world would be a better place in which to live.
IVVHEATLEQ RIVER W. I.
On Thursday evening, August 7th, Mrs. Fred Macrtae was host- ess to the Whcatlcy River Wo- men's Institute. In the absence of the president the vice-pi-estd. cnt opened the meeting with the "Institute Ode" followed by tho Creed.
Thirteen members answered roll call with "sing, say or pay” and there were four visitors present. ......m....mn.j,..::.
S7ZIR7WOW
70 ORIVK W771! SAFE ERIKIES
Johns-Munville
'k Proved Performance W Custom Made f Ieleneed lrletlen
. Minutes of the last meeting were read and approved and the sec- retary reported a balance of 333.74 from festival.
Correspondence was read and discussed. A "thank you" note was read for fruit. The sick com- nilttee had no report to make. New committees were appointed as
follows: Sick, Mrs. Gordon An- drews and Mrs. James Wares: school, Mrs, Harold Buntain. It
was decided to ask the teacher to advertise for an organ for the school.
Mrs. Cora Ling kindly invited the members for the September meeting, when roll call is to be answered by ”nne's maiden name and birthplace". Collection am- ounted to one dollar.
The singing of "0 Canada" fol- lowed by the National Anthem brought the meeting to a close. An interesting contest was enjoy- ed by all, prizes being won by Mrs, Harold Chandler and Mrs. Leonard Ling. Lunch was then served by the hostess assisted by the committee in charge.
Why wait to buy
gabnrdines.
blue.
ADAM
t Inilneeu-ed for lg
(By James
Henderson got some supplies and proceeded to the mouth of what is now called Indian River. which he traversed toward its source as far as what is now call- ed Quartz Creek. He went up the creek and over the divide into the Klondike system of creeks and rivers.
He had prospected at several places en route, but found nothing thereby proving the old prospect- ing adiige "gold is where you find it." Sometimes people miss the pay streak" by only a few inches. Quartz Creek was A good produc- CI.
Over the divide, lienderson camped on a small creek which ran into Idumber Creek, which ran into the Klondike River. It was later named All Gold or Pure Gold. He struck what he thought was a fairly good prospect. This discovery took place in the fall of 1895.
The usual date given for the great discovery is the year 1391. That is the year in which the first shipment of gold was sent down the Yukon and then by steamer to Seattle. Very little, if any, news of the great "strike" had gotten to the outsider. The news of the million dollar shipment electrified the world. The striking of claims took place in the summer of 1896 and the winter of 189'! they began to take out gravel "dumps", which had to wait till the water ran in the spring of 1891 for the "clean- up." Water is a necessary concom- itant of placer mining.
The gold bearing gravel is dump- ed or shoveiled into a sluice box through which a fast stream of water called a "sluice-head" is dir- ected. The gravel and dress is car- ried out of the sluice box and is called tallings. The gold on account of the gravity will sink into "rip- ples" at the bottom.
E ' Ring Remihiscences
- Fights and -Fighter-I -
the water along the hillside,
A stream which has a good grade
our lovely fall season.
knock-about snap felt! four shades of gray, in tan, brown and
a smart. handsomely
iruilored Topcour! Make your selection
today and look forward with comfort to
Choose from all
over checks, plain colors in weeds and
O
TOPCOATS from
29.50 to 57.50
You won't. bcilcvc-how light in weight a hat can be till you try on this easy,
We have it in
BILTMORE . .-.. ...-.. 35.00 to 57.50
STETSON . . . . . . . . 58.95 to 510.95
. . .. 54.95 to 55.95
Pendernet)
may be tapped a few hundred feet back and I ditch dug on the side hill, and enough water for e. "sluice head" ran into it. The ditch carries and the impression is created that it is running up hill like some of our Maritime "Magnetic" hills. A grade of one quarter inch in every 12 feet makes quite a fast flowing stream: an Indian said, "White man heap damn fool all .a time make water run up hill."
Henderson lpent the winter in that wilderness, inhabited by wolves, moose and grizzly bears. His sup- plies ran out about the time the ice was out of the Yukon in the spring! I of 1896, and he went back up riveri u to I.adue's Post for more supplies. Going up a fast flowing rlvcr i l arduous and slow work. There are
places where rowing or paling is impossible, "Liming" (walking a- long the high bank dragging the
boat by tow-line) is the only meth-l: 041- I Henderson told Cormack and the,I others of his luck and invited them,: ed, Cormack and an Indian called I to come to see his ”prospect."i: About a week after Henderson re-it turned, Cormack and an Indianil
called Tagish Charlie and two 0l"ll three squaws came to visit hlm.l: They were all excited about the I
discovery and they all wanted to :
”sfake." He was a sterling man of - high principles-also with stronc' likes and dislikes. Indians happen- ed to be one of his particular ani- madversions. He told Cormack he
-"
I
E 5 E : ' I : nerenoaeu .: E EFFICIENT 1: E ECONOMICAL; roo- 3 E 23 year; experience book on -.5 : ii;
PAGE SEVEN
I)l2llVII
964 '
CLEVEUAND
Toi'ldiiE'e'll
"OIL BURNER w .
Only Toridheer Burners have the exclusive aironieter for precision mixing of oil and air. Gives utmost economy.
Installed Complete with 2 200-gal. tanks for only
could "stake," but he refused to 539500
let the Indians stake. The doughn-
and redoubtable Indians callcrll By
”shookum” (strong) Jim was inv
Cormackis
R.T. MORRISON LTD. INDIAN MILLS
Textile mills in India reached al record monthly production of 422i million yards of cloth in July, 1952 I
Here's a grcat wear!
ity and dignity.
MGDRE 8- M9LEOD
39 Queen St.
famrltc for business The lllIi1ll)'-lltlllllfl erlge of the brim gives this hat a touch of formal-
In gray and brown. , ,
Chnrlottetowr PLUIITBYNG - HEATING ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS