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- ~ his. pith-i alviiyi ‘loin nefarious ‘his wantlnsliolml-flylrnegsno said, I And then I saw l vvls wrong andlmustbcpleuanttiohimilivaflnioef-b that she waruilmgit Ill ioi-gl-anl- ’ M1‘-'SQYIllI'eJX0l"v¢_Id'§_il_kl.-I1lt_ now ed. While I was keeping my promise Lthink I'm airnld of’ him. too. 9h. not to spealroi love to her agiiin, it Ronny. ‘irtbetrinan dates in lay a was a task beyond my power to hide hind DINO! thiniflllear his eyes the truth about my feelings. or torout." ~ ~ ‘ .~ Pfflflld thll I hld IPOWII indifferent, ."Would,_you-_l_ike' to 1 go and flier strange look was explained the punch his heedi" x doliibnded. 1t yo. r--i--——--j ‘hm momo ‘- s‘ lob I would have oarrlegihlhroush p...» 1-. ' _ f . ..',';"'..- .... z "Ronny." she said frankly. or... with right good will.’ ' ' At Cornwall of) stock. crop and ; _ W”) I

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Her husband had been a . rising automobile d e a] er. Doing well. he had worked without stint for his-loved onesat home. He had always meant to insure for their benefit but had kept putting our agent ofi.

He wanted to wait until he could spare the money . to takeout “a policy worth while" as he put it.

And now he was gone. Spent too was most of the savings. That auctioneer was almost giving her things away! She would have to go back to her mother's until she could

you to go away all along, and r think. lsh. Why. What good would- that . 1 (clock. My farm consists of 131 you've had the pluck o: fifty men ml bring?“ ‘ my. it. such a relief to think you‘ll| "It would‘ mike inc fright-lolly- , be-I don't know how to say it—you'll ' happy?! said with! "a laugh. "isn't be our of horms wall" that some ‘good-ruin he anything "That's not why I'm goingl" r de- about yolu-__iiithol- tonight?" ‘ ' . 618ml holly- "Harm's wry or not I'd’ ‘ "He seemed mos-t anxious in know stay. but George has wired for 111e,! i had heard from "him." _ ‘filld ils iii-still." I paused. “Tell me "And -yol'i havclftqhqard since that this, hlargct~i've never asked you be- first note?" A _ , " ' , ‘We-bub You must tell me frankly Maraet shook her l-lbdd. "Notadine. now. Why have you thought hul-m Mr. Beylriore could see I was worried. WW1‘! Como Lo me a: Brackenbridge?" and he sat there‘ end drilled it all out ‘, That troubled look time to her of lilo. The last thing r wanted to do . eyes. "It was somelllin d sai was to confide in l-iliii. but he seemed , . _ ' whei. he hum m” he hi. germ‘; j “m w {M'- whbn: d“ “my” and Mrs. David Influx and m. and Jreokehhridxe his words were-andl back. Of course r couldn't‘ tell him, ”"lh°"“' P°"""'d-_ “F”? ~ I "mm" them queer ti the time --! and than how lteame out." finlu’. Mr’ “m! M“ L" w' Mac- ‘The old lull-as dead; it will go hard “And what did he niy about it?" _ s"""" M“ “d ‘mkgffih , with him that follows!’ oh, h... mm "Ho was lo beastly nice 1; collie y‘ ‘ 1 W85 more thin that. I knew there wss ‘have-well as you put’ it. jsomeseorel- between dud and the old Lpimfihed his lieu. He said I wasn't w , laud-they both got so haggard and » worry-said dad would be teal-fully lWOrHod-looklhe. Dad. 1 think, wsrlt~ l busy. raonliltea, of course. he ‘had l

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A . ilme w" "ms!" see l-wuliw‘ keen" on“ his helli. and l ~ ’ .. . -- . . . . » a. * - - . -. \ ‘ Hate me sows? But why. Ma t?" id ‘hesuppoeed our. young friend

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every lliehyof him. He alwayflpogod ms ourirlend. mo and he leeiiietlbo h"? MID! in common. Butler week; ~months-I‘ve felt he had something to do with the thing that was tl-oub. lins tile old laird and dad. I felt he wasn't their friend. I've had w my], that feeling: dad still seemed to b; 1n- timste with liim. Or afl-sid o: mm, 1 dfliil know which. I felt, too, m” h, was connected with dad's teal- {or your safety-that's why l ventured to WlPm..Y0u to be csrelul that “y o; the picnic. Oh, ii’ you knew lgow 1 hid grownto suspect that man! And will"; ile called tonight. I wish I could d“- tribe my feelings!"

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"unpaid _c_ol_lld_: write; to a friend in "Liverpool who would look up dad's. oidichum. l-lewiold luenot to-woriv ‘any xiii-thorn; ‘I hadn't i’ queer dls-, lilioior lo-u-eevinol-e. 1's have‘ rose lobed tonllht‘ llllld lialfi! about dad '-—li4 was so poothlrifl about it all. As it is,- I'm mOIQ-Wbflltd than ever. Ronny. tell n-ie really and truly. do you think anything has h-rlvenoe '10 my father?" ~ - l '

It was a tiekllsh position. ‘

"Why are you hesitstlnll"! she cried.

“I think Mr. Shaw isperfeetly safe." I said slowly. lndethl hid no reason to think otherwise. Sui. the informa- tionabout Beymote. and his auxin! that Mal-get should keep’ hei- mind at ease. set me on ‘a new train 01,01- ought. ‘

out his soothing sirup to the girl‘! Did he knovvf anything about Shaw's wliol-uhoutrt Did it iult his book rol- shew to be eheent? And if so.in what way? , " -

It had notoccurred to nte before that

apparently he lied talked to Mr. Shaw about hel- eitiiol-‘iii jest or enhan- Tl-ist it had pleased him to pay her attentions in the past because of ‘her beauty lndvlvaeity I could under- stand: but I » couldn't _ see Seyiore really in love with any bus but Sey- lnore. Possibly - Mr. l ahaw- ‘was = buoy- ed atthe idea-ct a rich suitor. and had imagined ‘there realiypwas-g‘ Be that in" it ~ iniw. .1._wu woomidnrsblv

Marset with only old first: an b" W°**°'°F.'.-WW*:.5°Y"°!! his possible attentions.‘ and wit-lump only iialfpirplIlriedJblence-‘ofy her father "causing bar bourlyl worry. 1 ~

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mixed grain. cream separator. churn. cream cans. forks. ah vels and other articles foo _._ _ mention. Sale positive u farm is sold. Terms at sale. DUNCAN MATHISON. -~ North River. 3244-4-23-26-30. c

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