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(Continued) .

"Perhaps. i advised him to ride south, alnd keep gozng." declared Baker. ,

"Knowing we was on our way here? Well. Ball -r, tha‘. ain't what I call fmendly ‘to Uncle Sam. Thues a deputy Un ted States marshal on the job, right now. ‘Course he ain't after atny reward money." There was a pause, which Johnny interpreted as a gentle in- sinuaton that the posse was afier the money as well as tht: tnatn. T-hen the VOILI?‘ in the office- con-

dont- the job. or you wouldn't have adnsed- him to pull his fre girl." "I didn't want to see him get in- to trouble, whether ht: did the 10b 0r not." declartti Baker. "Youi 1.10. he'll be a hard mnn to handle it he's cornered, Now, qucstzon for‘ qni .~.li.on, Wiitt. cv.dt nu.- ‘have you’ that Johnny Trent. held up this‘ Solano stage '.’" "Why. Old Henry says he f9- eogniztd his voice. T-‘w-‘fl. ii- seems that this titan ‘from and that young tromatn from Chicago knew

.|lil d: "But you had a right to Lyowlll probably mutt it-ll yutlllg 'l'ren-t to vam0oc—tt:- q =I:"'I- 3'1"" that. You must have flgunrd he I nut-vb“

cribe hm fairiy~and Or would he try to mislead the posse with a

Don't all tho lumber when the rain m: choked. A little Glllefl’!

GI LLETTS

1 PURE FLAKE

‘- LYE

his horse?

false dnsorlprlon.

eat-h othh- pretty weiii. It was a.

niak.ng any n

the w-otnan and not

aana-n-re-aval-ri-I- * . l2

AUCTION SALE

MILTON

AT

I am lmilrurtrtl by tin-n. l’. Mur- Nclll 0| Milton, l0 nil by Public Am‘- tion ml April 29th, I925. at one tflrlorlt p, n|., ltln furm contulnirlg 70 ru-rrn of‘ land, (l0 ur-ren clear. lllnu the following Ntorlt. Crop nnnl lmplemctltn.

sTocm-one n re lo y m . , - ~ lliili"

“Conunodorfl ln krill lo Lulclrlmultr. ‘gm yougg ‘r/Kmalhzgandlntagndbeszfl: "[11 mitts a chance-for HVQ

dun July mt. o... u...“ rm»; s y..." g” i“ ' e“ ‘y thousand," declared a voice

old. by Dingulu. dam Conunodorr. Qomlno wnswbli? We“! back w . v h , -_ ‘ -_ Johnny edtgt d from beneath t e

l. cow 4 yours old, aynutn. (arudr. look for Mitts Pt-royal she had d‘ o- _ . h

‘m’ ‘i’ ""5" M" "h- l "W appealrtd. Th1? inference is that she “lmww and T's “g made (or t‘ e

ll yoaru ulll. llur to fret-hen Mil)’ 16th. 1 row, I years old, duo to freshen May 27th. l hrlfsr_2 yearn old. due l0 frrnh- on November 9th. l heifer 3 yearn old. due lo freshen December 0th. I heifer 1% yearn old. (iurnny Grade. I hrifrr l your old. fiurnuey Grade. l brood now

_ . qlassenger. Besides, I with litter I brood now duo to furrow from om Henry that the h ghway man did not mdicst him. or ev'"n con-

Jniy 2nd. I brood now due to furrow July 5th. l pure bred rogiutered York- Ihlro bowl. l ymr old. "inn-on typo." 40 young hens, montly Plymouth Roe-kn, Z pure bred Plymouth lloelr ‘Roontern l year old. .. .. “IMPLEMICN :-—l hlrllltr. l potato muffler, I net rundal barrows, I hay mower. l-2 hornt- plow. 2 huy rakes, I roller, l h‘. T, burrow. I B. C. Herder, 1 uplke burrow. l potato digger, l curl. l truck wagon and pole. 1 driving walon with top. l aulky. l driving nlolgh. l wood nleilh. '

A quantity of hardwood piunlt In- rlllllllll bar plitlllfll. runner plullklt. shaft planks: and other klmii. rough boards and nprurr now logs.

(‘ROPw-lil bnlnhelu of rhuire need wheat "white fife. o quantity of good hinvk ontn, hay. ntrnw nml potntorn‘.

ruin and llllllilt null about 2o hllllllltll oll

beauty of llebron.

n m o! "ti." urtlrlon o... numerous ink it» vi w bite ntatter imperson- to mention. If the tiny prov“ stormy. dfiyJ

Illll will lln held thr following Trrrnn nnlde known ut nulr. ALEX. -“III‘Kl\E,

Auctioneer. 573- l-‘Jhvfitrnlfli.

‘AUCTION SALE

0N SATURDAY. APIKIL 25th

[iii moron lnrul nlluntell on the (ilungow liond. Also B horns. 7 heavy cattle, l mood sow. I sheep and implements about the place. and 50 bunhaln potatoes. Term! mode known at nah. W. A. Mr-(‘ALLUEL fllnngow ltond ALEX. Molt/HE. Allrflonnrr, flIii-t-liisnrwffi.

iucfitiiinfi‘

i am authorized by Michael F. Sinnott to loll on the premise: at Johruton’! Fliiver. on Saturday. April 25th at 2 p. m., hll farm con- sisting of one hundred and twenty- flve (125. acre: of land with new dwelling house and good out- buildings. Ailo ttwo acres of marsh adjoining farm.

J. A. McDONALD. Auctioneer

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NOTICE

"Yes, it's me." at r - | , , “Al-l right." came Baker's voioe. of §.I.l'.‘...‘..’..3'i'|'fi|.'i.'."£.'..'.'.i. Hug?" 34-4-23-24'2'7-29M9Y 1. Footsteps sounded on ‘the board floor a-a the storckeeper strode

flue double tenement house lno nhop on Iimuion fitrost.

nun single tenement homu- an Illlls- boronih Street.

Also mu- double flydnny Ftreet.

All of thou proportion are In good

tenement house on

rrpnlr and lnlurrd and bringing In lnorl rrntn. Thane proportion will b: sold by

Trnrlltf. tho hllhrul or any tender not nornnnnrlly accepted.

Tho Trnflrtrn will l» opened on the first of May. I925.

ll. CIIAIWBLL. or R. K. BRAVE l“ King Street. llM-fl-Tlfill.

,__.._ _

norm. PROPERTY v FOR SALE

The well known Al- bion Terrace Hotel property at Alberton. Consisting of Hotel; Sample Rooms, Large

play ‘.0 rob the mail."

“Queer enough. And when comm-s to a show-down. l Wiitflilt?!’ it‘ the Government or the county has a case against him. As I u‘n-,_\ ti-rstand it, aumvbody atopp-iiti‘ thclil" flags between here and Conoho, told Old Henry ‘to climb ii t

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oldt‘.cti Old lltnry to gel back ll a‘ ihe Lg again, Sonlethi-ng frighten- d the team and‘ they started to

tun, with Old IIIIury in the rig and

was kidnapped by the bandit. But

tittkefls answer was delblrrate and queer deal» his mnk ng away With accurate‘

“the way over, that fills‘ your tilts- ‘cript on to the muzzle. And he was

star in his

“mm Winn M,“ Percival, and men "He's not the kind to cut and ‘run young, but don‘. you make any mitt- tako about his being I'd hate to see any of you boys 80i-

back fence. iPresentiy

"Why." said tthe deputy. "we met quiet-spoken young hombre on

d.n' a little cow-hoes with a wthite forehead, and one foot, Now if that was young

hLe . ‘Ill. "Might have bien." said Baker. at because of a little duet. He's

f nil-grown.

hi; was

here sc-ems to be n0

mail. or Juterft. re with it in a way, or rob either the tirivcr or t

lay a finger on him or the

evidence hat his lntenton was no rob the

u nders ta‘nd

knocking at Old Henry Watkin-fa door. That he rapped on the door with the tnuzzie of his six-shout: is merely a. lira-tier of P500111. Poss- ibly he didn't want to got any shiv- crs in his knack-Its. l-t was the lay- over day for the stage. The old man was not at the cantlna, Jtmhny had invcstigabd the cantlna,

nv H6

tents of the ewge. Technically, Ilitlss Percival was a passenger on the Soiano stage. The revt rnuc der- lied‘ from passengers reverts to me as the owner of ‘the ‘stage line- Tlv‘ pasztnger business incidental to cartying the mail. As owner of the stage ‘line i am PQFSOXIBIIY "f- sponslbie for the safety of passen- gurs. and for the‘ safe delivery of ghe mall. Even suppose you did arrest Johnny Trent, it wou-id be a d fficult matter to prove that he held up the stage. and you couldi thard-ly prove ‘that he robbed the

S4.

‘lllflil ur the pinaseilgfiffi- I ill" i-PY- lit

ally. By the way, did you pck up

led another voice. "Wt? cut sign that

holtldip. and we ‘trailed ‘em cieants! ‘to the flats south of Concho. Thci storm that hilt us just at"? \\'e| ileft ATE-teilope wisishleti out .hc tracks on the flats, Never did pick fem up again." . t "Then you think ‘that the high- ‘wayman rode from Concho?"

“Started south. Maybe swung

one of the three h-eid‘ up the stage? Old Henry says one man did. and he ‘thinks he recognized Johnny Trent's voice."

what dots this young Trent like. anyhow?"

Johnny. squattlmg beneath tho w-.ndow. felt considerable interest in the reply. Would Bakt-‘r des-

CHANGE IN

TRAIN SCHEDULES

Effective May 3, 1925

For further particu- lars apply to Ticket Agent.

W =1

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FARM FOR SALE

The undersigned administrator of the estate and effects of Duncan McKinln dalbans in Queen's County, will offer for sale on the premises at Bradalbane afore- said on Saturday next the 25th Arprii, instant. at the hour of two in the afternoon. a-ll the estate of said deceased. comprising 18 acres oi land situated at Bradalbane, Lot 67. with movabiea and furniture including one cow. a quantity o!

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and siccionged feet attswurcd the attmmons. pushed up 0n his forehead‘. He had been proudly perusing "The tciope News" and

up, ‘in which he was tlescnbeti as "a splcntiid example of the ccoltrcss and courage wit‘ ch marited fatal-disappearing fr se-e anti yellotv, and enfeebled by wt..ght of years anti battle with the clung to the noble traditions of the

. , . . . . -,-. Old Ilenryfaithotlgh hc ianyrhgdtig °.i.“§"l.1.§§°Z.'§"i.§~°§ii§i1;.» b2:r~\7§°"“ “yelittvt” and the

“mm “n.8,, hogs,“ was “get! m the "soar" in the mechanism of a six

Baker's" with me." altd bccathse Old Henry scented so ntturiy qu‘ st, Johnny punctuated ‘the sen- tence with the imtzzic of h}; gun. "And don't yip, or I'll just natur- ally drili you," COIILIlilBd: Johnny.

_ .. "NeviLr mund your boots. Don't off east or west, later. . “Thrw homes?" worry about your feel.‘ its Iysur “Yew. head yoiinwatut to th n a ut. "Then," queried Baker. "which (“me ‘m’

orcd and bolicd as on a similar occasion, ccwgnlzcd a businms man when -he heard his vofcc.

“Weil" came the voice of the _ ’ .. Johnny escorted Old’ Henry U”! depuw‘ somebody‘ ma‘ ‘£13 across the street and dveviously

round to the back of Baker's store. Old [Hcmiy protested 4.11mi. hturt his fee.t-—but he kept on going. “And now you can step up anti knock. and Baker will ask you

and htfliilct you in. I'l‘l be right be- hintd- you, Itifi-l ht- dmk. but he'll re- cognize your voluv."

Int; n hcttvy price for "The An-

hciplesantt-it-l manic him groan~not fear. He proved am export itntltr-r the tuition of tha‘t peremp- tory mslrttetor Mr, Colt.

want to see you a irrinute, Mr. Bak- er." he. quavercdt

across the office. The spring lock ciickI-‘d.

ticclared Old Henry as Baker open- ed the door.’ vcnttl-onnl attire stibatatntiated statemltnt. He stepped _into the room, blinking ‘in the strong light.

posse. “Glad you camw over. The boys here may want to ask you a few questions about—-—"

"Johnny Trent," said Johnny as

Old Henry, in undershirt. paints,

His eye-glasses were An- rcgaiing him- -if with the account of the hold-

that type, ‘the old cntlerstnan, who although in this

‘lifelong still

a eiuments.

istoric past." It sountlted good to disiilzcd only hc knew about was thc lotilcl‘.

"l want you t0 come over ‘to taitl Johnmy. at this

tunawcd mi id re-

Old Htnry stammered and stutt- lnternaiiy, bu-t he re-

rtlhat the

hat you want, Tell him you have Hllv-ixlliiil; important to u-nioad.

ud Henry groaneti. He was ‘pay- lope News" eulogy. Wrath and

pup I

lie rapped on thtc back door. "l

“That you, Henry?"

"Som‘ethln' ‘mighty important,"

y's uncon-

the

"It's all right." said‘ Baker an d Henry stared "round at the

Three Spinners

0010B CUT-OUTS ‘

i

/

IN DANGER

This is ‘the end of the Splnttcrs." Uh-ldren who cut uu.‘ pictures every day will soon have

a whole stat of "Three Spinners"

story next week, - I O I

The next day when the queen canre to sec how much the girl had done she was very lunch sur- p..scti to find the flax untouched. "Oh. queen." pned the poor

so sad at being parted from my mot-her that I oonl-d do nohing but "ween"

The queen was touched bv her tearful face. "You have a tender htart" she said. “But you ntus-t be- Kin work itomorrow. When I come again I shall ‘expect to find a whole roomfu-i done."

Then the queen went away and the gri bega nto wofp once more, for she knew s-he could never, nc‘v- ct spxn all that flax,

(Color the queen's dress, black with griren stripes acres‘ the fmtnt. Her headdress is golden.) (Oopyriph i925)

he stepped in and 'hov‘.=tl Old tien-nhm One-side. Johnny's right arm ‘lay on the top of the high desk. Bevondnt earths-four horse- men whom he had met that after- noon. The four horsemen ‘stared in- tently at Johnny's right hand. the thumb and forefinger of which were held in a technically correct position on trigger and ham-m-cr. (irystal-gazirntl; isn't. in it with the hypnotic influence of the polished ring ‘surrounding the bore of an aticqttate six-gun. "Lay 'em on the desk-one at. u 't.imte," invited Johnny. and the four horsemen ac- cophed the invitation with a quiet a-iacrlty that was eloquent of for- mer experience. slmJar and sad. Not ‘that they were fear-driven. They were tzilnpiy sunsi-ble. and wished to live a. few years long- er, This four m-embe-rs of the posse, rosy with good liquor and the heat 0f the evening. retred‘ from the desk wlbh their eight hands aloft as though iieei-ln-g for that old, pm. verbiai ciothcsllno invisible to the ave-rage eye.

(To he continued)

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Don't Hide Them With a Veil; fig. move Them With 0thine_ Double 8trength

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had their chance to show what art can‘ do, and they have shown it. A material, they get the best product.

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The Dennistoun - . Case

‘The Most Famous Matrimon- iil Case Since Charla ii'l Time. ' ‘

ygmpo (Continued)

The witness agreed that 8i- F113! time the kncw thatfliffi- D°i1"!@'*°““

wag gxpetliillg her .ztte husband t0 marry Lady Carnarvon. He repeat- td his ‘fortncr evldrnce t-hn-t at the. end of the interview he asked when

rte ‘marrnge was 59in; l0 like; place, as he ‘wished that any pro,

. . , - 1 - H“. ceedmgs "ugh; be .g()1np][i,,ed be-‘atrs married hey generally "e 0" week's pletmscwry of "The Three fore it took ‘ttltwfi. and MT- Frvzer e"-

said that he would nut satisfy his curiosity. , Sir Edward Marsnaii-Haib- Did.-

Ilaper doll-s. Watch fo‘r more of this Y0" 58y ihiitt Y0“ ‘hall heard thait Uhc in "this notion was lastucd on Janu-

marrltnge might ‘be in June? That} ls a Ile. I had never heard of such. r. thing. I

H-ls l.ortis1hip.—l thin-k that it is better to say (that it is inaccurate] Sir Gcnrlze Lewizm-‘It iis an in; VClIi-ltlil. it is ‘a question whether I

gm, [horgugthly gr._;hu,ned_ ‘q M1,; hm ‘to be believed or whether he is. IiiIVT-YQB-

“An Absolute Invention." Further questioned about the in-

vention. an invented conversation whole course of my career.

ginning to end.

onol Dennistoun ‘to support his wife.

whole object of tt-he interview. know ‘that the settlements been varied. . i

sion._you do not say

alimony?—I Ihave not that. _ Counsel read ‘the letter of Decem-' her 21, 1923.w-hich he suggested was a "most. improper” letter. Mrs. Dennistoun said that her ‘hus-

"WliJh regard 'to' (Lady Carnarvoni,"

in every way." Al m in

tied ‘her friendship

came ‘her lover."

in those wortis?—No.

document to be cxecuttcti to release Mrs. Dennistoun-s ht-r nlarrlaga ‘stat-ticmen-t fund ile- cnrttse tit had ‘been done two yours previously. , ~

zer wrote a letter ‘in which ho aniti

about, and added. "I told Sir George bowls at our interview that Colonic-i, genuiato n was quite prepared to

0 all in 'his power to reliant-is Mrs. Denmisttounbi marriage setttiemcnt fnnd"'!——-t'l‘hen ‘he ‘had a very funny muddle tin his mind. 5 On ‘December 31 you wrote that

Don't hide your freckles under a veil or waste time on lemon Juice or cucumbers; get an ounce of Oth- lne and remove them. Even thel first few applications should show a wonderful improvement. some of, the lighter freckles vanishing on-i tlrely. Be sure to aslt for the doubie' strength Othlne; it is this that ls' sold on money-back guarantee.

At all drug or department ntoresi or by mail. Othlne, P.'O_ Box 2616, Montreal. Canada.

For Flrnt Aid-hllnurrlfiu LlnImr-nt. i

oats. 40 bushels of potatoes with tools and utensils. Sale positive. Terms at Sale. WILLIAM MATHESON.

Administrator.

5714-1844.

rough:

Ono of the flnut 50 more form: on the inland and oittotod It

Outbuildings, f o u r acres, of land with orchard. For particu- lars eta, apply to

and choose factory. Aim n nine roamed house. now atom 24 feet lqunn. nil masonry outbuildings and cement utnbiu.

Emerald Junction one hundred ynrdl from ntntlon. lonool, IIOI-ol

Thin io an oxooliom location for

' /J. w. WAUGH, 2M1" 'A"i.i}:'_:‘:'1::;" f,f,,j‘,""§'j,,, 11.11,": i ‘ Alborton Hotelgtltltyi: m. an“ ‘m. m hm‘ W4~BWI. 0144mm. °'°""!.. ' '___"'_' _

W's only remaining legitimate was Matilda, widow of tire Emperor of Germany, She was accepted as Hen-

ry's ruccesor. and

Plan tagenet- Earl

Morin Himouiis

A, D, 1126.—-Her|.

child

arrlad Geoffrey

You tmvalu. >wo2~.ro eocswr‘ Mailman A5 Mv HilrQl two r0 bq? y R8315? 045C mm o mg - '

olTfiisironvW

[thin-g that happens a1 an interview.

Colonel Dennistoun lhati tpromised woman gets u

"as tired as when not "as I night

to stl-Pllort Mrs. Dennistoun, she wigte in her letter" mid you at our interview." didn't you arid, “l myself told 10"'.'-,- One cannot repeat every- You told me that the only real reason Why you went ‘to Mr. ‘Fryre-r was Ito ‘tell him of the arrangement

was prepared to do.

an agreemehfl-ltt might. "Accord- ins to you." added ‘the witness. my

luiter ouglht to have ‘beet about 50 pages long."

"Don Not he Childish"

Slr Edward IMarshall-Hali é- Do not ‘be childish. Forgive mo, ‘but 4}; n” be childish.

Sir George tbeWili.—4N0 iewyei; is expected ‘to wrfte about every sin- glgwpo which may arise In a case when i; comes Into Court. Bileilw B could not be conducted on th lines.

Counsel asked the witness why the plalmtiff should ‘have Dill ‘ill ""9 of her ‘lone-rs to the defendant the phrase. "Through you ‘l l0“ ii

Slr Edlvard ‘Marshail-Hali.—Y0tl performance vi "he °°"i'i'a‘°§,°'1j}'f"“ have sworn that you t‘old Mr. Fry- R1295 Y0!‘ "19 breach °1 i?“ are zerflof this alleged promise by Col- is‘

I put it to you that you never satid Febriiarli 22» "n? ‘In "- ‘there is f‘ one word about .it?——T‘hat wosrtfhe ‘Parffgwph 5149B“! the deiendaiims

1 mai-‘nlnge with AI-mina Countess clam had Carnavnrf-Yes

' You notice that. even in your ver-IBIIW i0 14a‘dy‘Carnarvon'.’~\Ve con- qhn the U. scnted to its ibelng atntek out, ‘but rangeme-nt was come to in consider- it 1'1"’ W“ W" f“ be "Wm" m" anion of her renounoing ‘her ciuhn ‘to PM? Camarvil" 3 Mme suggest“ come into the case. i