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; day evening April 8th, at eight I'. Mui

fto hear the reports of the Company ' and to elect Directors :ind such other ;business as may come brfore the

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The annual meeting of the Char-

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THE STORY

"Hes coins finely-thanlu to his

army nurse, She saved htm from ln- fection." _ They wers waiting for Garth at

the house. Her eyes' shadowy wich strain and anxiety, Joan met him at the door. "The morphine? Is it working?" he

asked.

"He‘s quiet now. butwl don‘t know

how long it will last. It seems lost on him. I've given him all I dare."

“His temperature-pulse?" “Awfuli I don‘t see how he lives.

It looks like the crisis tonight." “I can't hear him breathe. Is sup-

'per ready? I'll bring them in and rush_it through.”

“Yes." _ As he iurncd io go out he heard a sob. She stood el, the door of the bed- -room.

To think he should die like this'

she said. _

Guthrie strode back to her. I-le

took e. limp hand in both oi his “Healer of Wounds, I love you! Cour- age!" And- he went out. - At the trade-house dpor his Sei face dropped its lines.

"Well, Old Anne is about ready i0r

us. It.'s short variety but I hope theres be enough for your appetites. I'm sorry, but I'll have to put you up here. Miss Quarrier has my extra room." ‘

As Joan Quarrler, pole, but mi.;-

tress of her nerves, met them in the living room with a forced gracious- ness and was introduced, the eyes of Rawdon bulged in patent admir- ation of the picture she made, Fair women are rare Where life is hard.

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Shel* N°’ _°"ly °" my 'l"l"° .and his evident surprise at finding

the ex-army nurse who had winter- ed at the mission at Albany of such comeliness, seemed temporarily tu paralyze his tongue.

Appearing on the minute with the

stew, Old Anne filled the room with the harsh sibilants of the ‘Cree tongue. "Don`t mind Anne," Guth- rie laughed, making conversation as his guests atc. “She’s a bit queer in the head, but her heert's all right, isnt it, Anne!" Anne turned upon him a chaos of

chatter. From the kitchen, where she went for the boiled goose the staunch old Cree kept up s rattle oi pans, until she humedly returned to re- sume her conversation with the man whose ears strained for _ sounds through the shut door of the sicl: room. ' _ As yet no sound from the. room. | Thus far-victory!

"Well," said Farrel, comfortably, as

he finished, "your cook may be a bit. talkative, Guthrie, but I sure have enjoyed her'sul>i>Er." `

"Glad you have. Sorry it wasn’t

better.”

"And you'\'e got to run lo ‘that

half-breed?" demurred Rawdon, now quite at his ease with Joan. "I don't see why you can't stay a, while and talk to us."

"Oh, a nurse always puts duty be-

fore pleasure, Mr. Rawdon,” she re- plied with a stiff smile, as with tilt- ed head she waited, nerves tau; as wires, for the repetition of s. sound she had heard--a sound incompre- hensible, terrifying, from the closed room. ‘

cali a compliment. But you'll be back soon?"

"Back soon. you whelp!" cursed

Guthrie inwardly. "If you don’t fin- ish that food, 1'il choke you with lt!" Then his heart. skipped,-io shake him with its hammerin, as hc heard a thud-n, soiuid of ripping cloth. Raising his voice. he said sharply. "Ii youre through. gent.len°ien, we'll have a. smoke beside the trade-house stove," and with Farrell. rose from the table where Ftawdon lingered, hypnotized by the face of the girl who sat rigid with fear.

Guthrie flung open the door, ad-

mitting the biting air. "R.awdoi'il" The words snapped through the sli- erit room like the crack of a whip. "Miss Quarrie has a dressing to do for savanna." Then behind the shut door, a crash, curses, a. groan froze him, desperate, where he stood. The game was up. He had lost!

"Why, wl1at's that? Somebody in

there?" demanded the younger’ po- liceman. rising, head thrust in the direction of the sounds. Gray-faced. Joan Quan-ler, likeone under a spell watched the hawk-like features of Guthrie harden-.saw the gray eyes grow cold. as the surprised Farrei tumed to his host. `

"Get Etienne. quickl” Llka the

ring of tempered metal the voice of Guthrie crossed to the Cree in the kitchen door, Bhs had disappeared.

"What's this all about, Guthrie -

this ricket in there?" stormed Raw- don, hestedly: _

Aa the bewildered !'arrel waited for

Guthrie‘a answer, his eyes widened as hs saw the Irwin( iinsm of t.l-is factor of Bkwan. who leaned against the sun-mr. ana ma ciao on aio

butt of an automatic. `

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bedroom was thrown bac. and | _ giant figure, shreds of cloth hangingiln this most uncomfortable car. May- _ will take out something that was _elple that the high seas, outside a

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k d houlders and armnibe wc`l1 find a way to make it mo:'e I contributing to your discomfort I three-mile or twelve-mile limit, shall

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swayed, head lowered, in the door- icomfortable1’inop.oniistic enough this without iyour knowing it. That _was be free to all the world; that no na

institute will hold a plc ral ani nance in the school house n Monday. April lst. Nex regular meeting will be held at th. home or

Easier

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muscles of his arms' flexed, Laughing McDonald shook the room with a roar: “Give 'tm the steel. Canad-` ians! Steel for their gas! Give 'em-"

With a gasp, a hoarse rumble of the`_ deep throat. a choking cough, the; massive frame pitched headlong to; the door. I

(To be continued) |

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5 ly MAB-Y JAN! M0011!!

Every revolution of the engine grinds out wisdom for the woman who drives a ear, one of them has dia- covered..

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COMFORTABLE COMFORT

car I ever rode in," I explodedas the service manager came smiling out in greet me the other moming.

console me cheerfully.

“There's no maybe about ii,” I re-

torted. "It's an uncomfortable auto- mobile. The most uncomfortable.

Why a truck on a. ploughcd field_ couldnt be worse!"

“Have you ever ridden in s. truck

on a ploughcd field?" hc asked with

a. significance in his tone that couldnt be missed.

I admit I was grateful that he

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"Maybe so, nzaybe so." he tried to i

`way, Burning with fever, the wild img;-nirig to try to diagnose and re- ‘_ Lhe noist made by the locxseness be- _ tion can extend its dominion crepe-

l Lu Outh 8181' i d even worse things than we are tween leaves There are few things that i cial laws over them: that their use

eyes above the STUD B m -‘me y _ ~ _ ed with i»h¢ !€l'0¢ii»Y 01 I mud beam likely to find wrong with this 3 make more for car discomfort than i cannot be abridged. This latter prin-

t Rawdon who instinctively recoil- i`¢a,-~- - ‘ inoise, although a lot of motorists do ciplc may now and then protect a

a . _ , _ ed from the dlBl>01lC 00uIli€¥lul1C€ When we returned a fcw minuiesinot realize it.'. _ lfillbuster or rum runner, But it is

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thrust t0W2l‘fi him- 5141191118 me later, the service manager called a, That gave me an idea. iimmeasurably more important to e door jan-lbs for support, the great|mechanlc. I didnt overhear his ordersi “Then maybe than tiriny-sound- ‘ world that ii. be jealously guarded

- 1 ing rattle that I've beeen hearing than that this or that special law of

but when he had finished, he tum cd to me and said: ._ 1

“We`ll wave our magic wrenches:

over these springs and our magic oil- 4 ing devices over these shock absor-_ bers and in a few minutes changef discomfort. into comfort." ` f

“Is that all tl'iat's wrong" I askecli

unbelievingly.

"Thai/s enough," he replied. "The i

spring clips and U-bolts have be-i come loose. Therefore, the springs,_ instead of working as a unit, or lesif‘ with leaf, arc working leaf against;

leaf. They are out of line and the' friction between leaves, which is thei secret of comfortable spring action, is‘

pretty close to' zero. i

“I thought the shock absorbers?

control anything like that.” I cut in.,

"No, shock absorbers are designcdi

to control normal spring movements. In the condition in which these springs are, the movements are not normal. And, further than that, eveni if these springs~were in normal con-l

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‘ ' |clcaran:c papers, was sighted some 'llc comprehensiveneas and general all-' `

have two conditions co-operating to, eliminate comfort. That they did ai pretty good job in indicated in your| remark-when you drove in. _

"We'll put the springs back inf

line, tighten tlicm, and fill the .shock absorbers up to a point where they will work again. They lose oil through the heat of heavy workk."

“Then will the car be comfortable?

I asked. _

"More comfortable than you think,1

didnt gait for an answer. He con- tinued:

even," the service man replied.

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Don'i, fail to meet Bolsnge

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_ through every installment begins in this paper this week,

Mineola Flying Field known as Bo-so; .lorry Ooriiett, the aviator she loves; Fred France, his iiy.'»n¢ marc, who mv, Se-ao, and Constance Teny, thawealthy aviatria, ‘who be- vocation, and that gpg wg ng" gf °°'”°' °""°‘ *° -'°"=- ‘ - ' r not mimi on uno tim win iii im-

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by using the Old Reliable!

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fur tW0 days his Sulueihiuil io du the United States or any other coun- with my dislike for the car," I rc- 3 try be made a little easier to enforce.

marked. ` ' '

“We're fixing that, too," said my_ SEASIDE (Skinners Pond) A new

counselor. "'Tl'iat.'s a loose licerisc'chair for the teacher and s coal plate. I heard it when we were go- scuitle and a shovel vierc»piii‘rl'iaeed ing around the block. It made me un for the school. Plans for an _ Culufvfiuble VJ-" leniertainment in the near future are

Mrs. Charles Kelly.

2 o'cZoch. ci’ all household rniiure. consisting of parlor, dining rrm room and kitchen, oilciotlis, carpets, mats, dishes, etc. Nothing rseried, everything must be sold.

Bunbury.

"Springs and shock absorbers kept under way. Two new members en in good condition. and silence, then miles, - i

_make a comfortable car,” I com-i ‘

"‘ff;.‘.i;‘.°f.;.‘;’;‘°“.i;‘; ;‘;.irl;; ;‘;;v1i1cK1MS ISSUE l at least," said the foreman.

I had to agree with him as I drove ! _*___

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eighteen miles off the Cuban con-st. round usefulness, this Directory .ls by a Spanish warship. 'I‘he ship had very generally recognized as the been known for three years to be mos; authentic and informative Work engaged in filibuster-ing and oihericf its kind published in Canada. questionable undertakings. Refusing 1; has always been the pollvi’ Of to sumbit to arrest, she was chased .thc publishers go make each succeed- ior eight hours on the high seas to 'ing edition more comprehensive, if a point sixty miles from the Cuban possible, than its predecessor-It al- const. stopped, boarded and sent ways contains the lateht changes that under a prize crew to Santiago. There hgvc token place in the publishinl forty-one persons aboard her, includ- buglnccg ing a number of American citizens Advertisers throughout Canada. were shot as fllibusters, and others cn-eat Britton and the United Sidi#-I would have suffered the same fate fquurly consult thc pages of Me- had _riot a”Britisl~i naval officer Kim; Directory for authentic tn- threatened io bombard the city if fcfmction covering Canadian Pub- there were more executions The lgnginm and for Geographical and episode very nearly precipitated war nitlsiicni oats. Every city and town

between the United States and Spain. in cnnada, where papers are publish-

vivors, offer apologies and agreed t0 lztlon, chlefiindiistries, railway, telic- saluie the American flag. graph and highway connections. This famous incident of cours; dif- blinks, schools, churches, etc.

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cutions was palpable. But the toot- dent does illustrate the reason why all nations have a stake in maintain- lnz a line demarcating territorial watrrs from th; high seas, cnc; ci-:rw such a line, and auch events as the treatment of the Virginhu would become legal.

Some zealous drys. using only that

the I'm Alone was adrnittedly iawiasa. that she had offered extreme pro-

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