The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

g ;_."!"" metal packages keep it always fresh. M 4 Fresh from the gardens' - - - MILS) HKC.1X HERE TODAY. I thought they'd never Le discovered. I'd Douglas Raynor is found shot' V lea th detectives would make such through the heart in the eurly evening on the floor of the sun room of Flower Acres, his Ix>ng Island home. Stand- ing over the dead man, pistol in hand, is Malcolm Kinley, ormer sweetheart of Kaynor'.s wife, ancy. Eva Turner, Raynor's nurse, 'lands by the light switch. Then Nancy; her brother, j Orvillo Kunt; Ezra friend of j_, t ,, a 3 ivuiii.; stmrm wjuoa>rui int'iiu vi riftlCS r'i'y: Miss Mnttie. Raynor's sister. tl^O n I |l,i r e etrttt r flit* vrtnm T inn*i] a thorough search." "Miss Turner" Zizi looked straight at her "who do you think fired that shot?" Eva Turner looked puzzled. "Honestly, I don't know," .Vie *aid; "I can't help thinking it was Mrs. Raynor, yet it may have been Mr. BAKE YOUR OWN BREAD. ROYAL YEAST" CAKES , STANDARD OF QUALITY FOR OVER 5O YEARS> .HOME-BAKED BREAD IS BEST OF ALL 'When I first came here I hated her. |o\vn fault she's so prying and cari- Finlay. It \vs i urely one or the other, nnd others, entr the room. Lionel as I've said all along." n* ! She wss Raynor's wife she had everything that he had Ion? ago prom- i*fid to me. You can imagine what a jilted girl feels toward her successful rival. I came prepared to hate her hut I meant no wrong to her. I came By DR. C. BROWN There has been an unusn. ber ot midden deaths of sound and tealthy men fliient to attract public notk-c. his girl assistant, nre called to take I. the case out of the hand* of Detective I. It has raised anew the whole quox- , Dobbins. Dobbin* and Xi/.i are dis- .firearms at all. i*- jr t turn \, M0V mill bM iv iiiin( one. I don't know how to handle . suffe , r menta | ly and physically, both. Mon of exercise for those i f advonc- : yenrs; men who have reached the calling tho case. that he suspects n .11111 /.1/.1 (lit* UtD- I MfV 111!., II sc. l)oUiins admitting Xi ' / - i looted at her curiously. All this ; ( i oses , Koare him an{) to s Nancy most tronijly might or might noi he true. j j|i_b u t I didn't mean to ki 669 6C Slip-on <lre.-s with triple shap- ed bands around neck, .md down the front terminating in plaits, double bunds are inserted at right side-front of dress, set-in sleeves with turn hack cuffs, a wide belt extends across back. For Kariies ami Misses. Ifi, is, 2<i years. 34, :i(i, :;K, |(>, 4'i inches bust. HOW TO ORDER PATTERNS. Write your name and addre?? plain- ly. Ifiv-injr number and size of such patterns a you want. Kudose 20c in stamps or coin (coin preferred; wrap it carefully) for each number, and your order to Wilson 1'attein I'fMk ot life at 43 to 50 an-1 are d<v of tnc killing. pending the slope on the other side I NOW GO ON' WITH THE STORY What lOrt o( xerclM and "Well, no,.mis. You see, Mia* Ray-!y' ou ~'ih'ig" ThenTran'to the'deor'and *-,.* All- r.l*n ,,-n ~ . ,. * 1, ., otnl.-a 1 ..-.V. i*l > I gave him the arsenic, in sufficient make him | "Beides." Miss Turner went on, "1 j prupos<?( | to sto p s hrt of that. Well. I was in tho pantry talking to the cook when the shot ra:i(r out. Cook will teil It any, Is desirable for these problem I purpose (o discus* | n a practical spirit, aud In tho li t ht of modern medical know ledge. First, there is the question of you :iK>'. There Is a very anclei tors' maxim which says that iiKe IK the ane of his arteries.' 1 1 ' J , h ; nor, now. she was on the stairs behind : tllrne<i on the "And saw? Miss i where Miss Turner \\a= "But that was after the shot. Zizi; "tell me then, when Mr. Fiuley cams, I found could hurt him by supuestirir that Mr?. Raynor still cared for Mr. Fin- ley. "All in all I n ade Doughis Kaynor . I pretty miserable and I'm g!a;l of it And saw. M,,-, Turner said, "and , P * a perfectly sound one to far as it iMattie didn't leave her room until \ n d -av. " Miss Turner aid, "and j *, . ' , of VOUI . she heard the report, then she started MW Mrs. Raynor eoinj? out and fir.j* T 2rt b I^LS" * - ^ lent doc- -**" Mr " Fiu ' ey ^"^ trnm the Kinl y lloUlinsr lhe P ipto1 ' ls rc hLhim it was no - a ,.,;* verandah , hen Mrs Raynor needed to convict either one of the,. ^^^ hi ? ., , started from the west terrace all two or both? ,, i J 8 Hiese peop^Urt,,, because of hear- 1 .-Yes," Zi 2 i said. "I have timed i, ^ ^^^ out. Well, now, Miss Turn? here's another question. Do you think Mr. Finloy could have committed that murder?" "Yes, I do." "I thought you were sure it was Mrs. Raynor who shoe " ''I've told you again nivl ?gain J don't know which one it was! I've thought it over and over I've pic- tuml out the scene with both of them, and all I can say is it was certainly one of them." "What about a man from outside'.'" "That man from ouUiiie is all very .veil if you can find him." /;/.i had caught sight of Pennington Wi.se walking down the path and she ran after him. "Where are you going?" she esked as, she caught up with bin. "Down to the Falls," he replied, patting her thin little hond as she pushed it through his bent arm. "It's true," ise said, "any jury would exonerate Nancy Raynor if she these people- started because of hear- j > in* that shot. Now, I Ray it could , and I know it must have taken you at ; . ,, v The arteries are resilient ami !.,,. have been lirvd by Miss Turner, she least a full minute to K et from the . _., ' " * Ka ,^ hurried back into the house, 'pantry to that door and to push the "L f !?:,.! '.'' all she could bear. No one but myself | had shot her husband but I wur.t to TP* /m said. I have timed it. ; knows what awfu] mi th . ;t man 'prove that she dicVt." "And that Mr. Finley di.i?' 1 ti.- t.iiK-s up to variable P-rloU of could have hurried back into the house 'pantry to that door and to pu ' " " '"'" * ' ''- ' '" w (To be continued.) middle life. After that they begin to ; "d standing in that north door be- 1 light button. In .hat minJte much harden and thicken, and any i onsiil- 1 tween the house and the sun room, ' could have happened." trahle degree (f this process should he could have turned on the lights J "All right," said Kva Tur..er, "then If you are wise, constitute n bar to 'just as we know she did do- after she you ought to get those two off with o all (be more strenuous num s ami had killed her man." clses. (he s rcceive< , nor go testify to cruelty ignominy and scorn thnt wns heaped on her, and to brutalitj "Well, well- now, come, you do, for oiampK is compulsory , make it sound plausible but, no, if the fit under tho a K e of 35 In the ghe had murdered Raymir, MIBB Tur- Scrvlces. Over 35 It IB voluntary, butted would never have come hack here. IB only Indulged In after the M.O.iSho would havj disappeared entirely has thoroughly overhauled y. M. And Le, . j r S o she would'" as Ibe yean, ix.ll by its practice sho.,1,1 1 ,,, ,, OM ffffm , (lw , y admittwl thirties. Cricket if you are not a how it i- may often be enjoyed till the half- century mile-stone as may bu genlln N-iiirs or golf; and bowls to a ati" laier pt-riod. I!ut i In- condiiiou of trie artt-rles I not the only crllerli n of age. There are others. Tim slate of the heart, for one. This, without belns actually (lie seat of disease, may be fatty or fliibby nr bofb. Hiarly a heart of tliat Kin. I can Service, T.'i West Adelaide St., Toronto, j " ot H:ifel y stand lln> strain nnd Pattern* sent by an laity mail. ONE THING AT A TIME With a few exceptions (so few. In- 'i'M-il, tiias. tlii>y in"'. | scarcely be tak- en Into a practical estimate) any per- B. n may learn anyihlnK upon which he sets his heart. To ensure suc- cess, be has giinply s n to iliscipllne his mind as to check its vagrancies. to cure It of Its contant proiienpss to be doing more things at a time, and become l<s. too. Football, the most!.,, ", "but I wanted to show you that there strenuous of all caines, s eenerally "'.' was there is a possibility of her being Khen up (,> nUe m-n in the early.. . \ the criirinal." | "Oh, Ix>rd. there's a possibility of: any of those people who stood at those i various doors." "And each one so agitated, so shock- ed, that no clear account can be got from any of them." "That's so. There's Miss Turner now want to talk to her?" /i/i did. and l.iobbins called the nurse to them. She was taciturn but \\illine to an- (HK'stions. She admitted her at- but said tlnn of v|. lent exercise. Kv.-n IIIK a club at Rolf the pu-sumed saft ; she didn't mean ti> kill him, only to 'make him ill and then promise to pame for -lie elderly Is not devoid of i ri>sU>l ' e llim to health if he would give unspeakable that she endure I, until n< jury in the world would give i>ny ver- dict but full and entire acquittal. Yet even with all that, even though I pity Nomtt risk, apart from the condition ner * lllrs " ( ' sunl ' money. This he : sible doubt, but if it can't bo proved, of the arterlfH. j ni "' done, ami the bonds she had re- ' then they can <> fre', I suppose." i t " e riiartyr type. Thero are also your t;iusc:iliir ami i c ''"' ve< ' ' roln '''"' w ' - '. *hf said, com- j "As you put it," Xi/.i said, .slowly, en ' e ; ' ilj "ill-pile, "tone" tu be consideri'd in I PcnsRtion for her post ills at his] "it would sem that those two, at the | *** P' ves ' ne assesslriK your age. han<l. east nnd west doors, were the actors | Many men over n.lddl* so liut ^' K ' nai ' lu> l' el >'' fr herself, for , of the drama, and you two at the north | "soft" and sedentary lives. They "'ou^h she ha, I poisoned Mr. Raynor. and south dnors you and Mr. Kent. ">v s very lew people, ^ne acioreci ner >. line in . :M, gettliiR fresh air It i' s his wife wa,n in no position to cull her were the audience." : father, she worships her brother and true, but no exercise. Their muscle* I to account- nor was his son, who had | "Mr. Kent didn't con-.e till three or;! h . e . is P*sionately in love with Mr. | her from my heart, I can't say I like i her. We are not congenial, she doesn't like me but my. sense of jt.stiee wil make me witness for her, if it ever comes to that." "Good for j'ou. Miss Turner," Zizi cried. "\ow, will your sense of jus- tice go so far as to answer a few questions?" "Certainly." "Then, knowing Mrs. Raynor fairly well, as you must, do you think she is a woman who would take her hus- band's life no matter what he had done to make hr miserable?' 1 "No, 1 do not But "Yo'i're troinu to say we can't vouch for a dciperate woman. But I want i your holiest or.inion. Aside from the i facts of jeeing Mi s. Raynor fleeing out jof the sun pallor thnt night, aside "When I til st came here I hated her." i from any thought of evidence you (Would be surprised to learn tiiat Mrs. Raynor was a criminal." "Very much surprised. She is of !he suffered in sil- that Zizl "Nancy Raynor is n woin.in who not proven Vfrdict. There is no pos- , compel it to direct its combined ' an; flabb ' al "' tlu ' ir digestion none energies simultaneously to a single! to F " ml - for object, and thus In do one thing at This 1 consider as one of the I'll: I most an- lather Indulgent to "Uttle Mary,"; perhaps. Then 'stolen the will. Mi?s Kaym-r was not the week they | n person who would take definite steps Turner felt sure the law ! would not harm her even in the event >t nn accusation. four minutes later." Finley. She is friendly with Miss "What did you all do in th; mean- Matti ?' 1)Ut lhfle is nt> renl time?" "I don't know nothing much, I think. I found Miss Raynor at my difficult, but one of the most! " ltn " Saturday. <r Sunday, or lessons that a young an cani POW'bly both, they walk many miles! But, lx>k here. Zi7.i Mid, "if Mrs. side, and I think I grasped at her, we round a nolf otirse swiiinini; dntis ; Raynor's tablets that she gave to her j rather clung together. Mr. Finley con- violently and stralnliiK heart anil i husband secretly were hnnnle??, whatltinued to stare Ht the pistol anil kopt learn. Dr. Olintbus Gre ly. "A cluctor Raid very s. flly and .ad- ly to an axed patient: ' 'I am very norry, but It would be wrong to hide from you any longer that you are a sick man. Yes, a very sick Is there anyono you would like to see? Hit- patii-nt iiodd"i| feebly. \Vbo?' "Tin- answei came In a scarcely ainlililf \\hlspf-r. "Anoi ' very man. ai-terli'-. aliku at fa'rly frequent Inter- vals This is not wise. Bowls la the more stiltabln game for ibe older- "f 'ho morphine ho was taking." they?' 1 on rubbing it with his handkerchief; "Atropine to counteract the effect : Mrs. Raynor didn't do anything, just manic elderly. tle strain. It Involves but lit-! "Well, whv wasn't the morphine dis- cnvere<l at the autopsy?" It is really (|iiiln illogical to say I "Because the ntrophino and tho mor- that v ur am- Is .10 nu- wiiati-vn- it I liine so counteracted each other that may be I because your birthday cerU-|>H traces c.f l*oth ((i^appeared. Thes licate t^lls you this. You in ay l.r f,:, they found only the arsenic." or even 60 ns far as tin-so vital fac- "And you put the arsenic; lhat you Per Year Slilrrn Inlcmlinf i<fcm howiia 100 new and *ttrartiv> Kintiroidrry drain"* '" r Il<>t-Irun trmisfrr \>*\- lorm and (mp*l fuol*. Tho muni taluablepaprnf iuklnd for all III" I.H. - ' i.l* LI* nn Km broid- ery and tlirr Uiiidanf Kiny Work, Rmbroidrrv tr*nni>.( .ooklny re ip if. -I olhrr ].(! .M i* i f |.-i .1. .. r M.II mo*: inirr*tinc to fli* practical Jl.lllT rt . f . , 1 hrrr arc many ntuwl>l-- thine* /or 'In gift f l'Hl 73.000 -..,,., i. all nvrr < n-l^ r* ...i..!,^ their roplva rrgul.uli, % h> iu>l you? Kr in. in t.i-r r r*tt>nlv 12r per year t* ft\ * ,,ii i.. t . i each month. Cut your coupon ami en</ in your 12c tu - If St. <:llrriueSl., L,, Montreal / fncliMf 12 rrnt* f\tr our ytat't ' stood and stared "You said she was going out," "She turned and came back, and stood in the doorway. Then Mr. Kent came and he Hew to her side." "Without looking at Mr. Raynor?" "Ho didn't seem to as I recollect. Ha. rushed to Mrs. Raynor, and put tors aro conrrrneil. Or, more hap- had left in a vase in Mrs. Raynor's j his arm around her or she looked as oily, you may be only 45 or less. mom to incriminate her?" Xm's black if she would faint." Thii actual age can be assessed eyes glared n ( (i, e tranquil mir>i>. | "You like Mrs. Raynor?" /izi asked with reasonable acnracy today. "\->t nr that. I hid them there tn this quite casually. It Is niiile easy to estimate the con- get them out t>f my possession, and l| "I don't know," Kva rttursif.; slowly. LS3 T JE No. 44 '29 of the arteries and the blood- pressure (which poes w jt], j() a ,, ( j In- arnii'.ifely inraMired. Only a doctor will ,->s:i!iKi!f th'i "ti nc" of your muscles and digestion, and a In-ait specialist can demonstrate the actual .vorklng condition of the heart on a screen. There IB not the least dlflicul'y in finding nit what gamcH, If any, you can Kifely play, and you can at the samn time ohtaln a reasonable nc- cunitu estimate of your vital age. Tills Implies a thorough overhaul- ing at regular Intervals say every elx montlis nr lielter still, every month. OUR WORLD \Vo view the world with our own eyes, each of us, and we make from wltliln us the world which we see. W. M. Thackeray. 1 find, with him to whom lhe tale IB told, belief only makes the differ- ence betwixt truth and lies, for a He believed IB true, and truth uncredited, a lie. Hut certainly there rests much In the hearer's Judgment, as well as In the teller's false-tin, d. It must be A prolmhle He that makes the judicious credulous; and the relator too n.ii.-t be of some reputation, other- wise strange storleg detect Home de- formity In mind. Feltham. Minarci's Liniment for Neuritis. Real are easer to use DIAMOND DYES are used by practically the same method as any other dye. They go on easier, though more smoothly and evenly; without spotting or streaking. That's because they are made from real anilines, without a trace of tillers to injure fabrics or give things that redyed look. Diamond Dyes contain (he Lights! quality anilines that money can btiy. That's why they give such clear, bright, new-looking colors, which keep their depth and brilliance so remarkably through wear and v.asliings. Next time you have dyeing to do, try Diamond Dyrs at our rir-k. See that they art easier to ute. I lien compart remits. You will surely Diamond Dyes Sun Proof i/unr TO UIIB - E i j E K L , t ITS agree Diamond Dyes are better dyes. The white packai/c of Diamond Dyes is the highest quality dye, prepared for general use. It will dye or tint silk, wool, cotton, linen, rayon or any mixture of materials. The blur package is a special dye, for silk and wool only. With it you can dye your valuable articles of silk or wool with results equal to the finest professional work. When you buy remember thi*. The blue package dyes silk or wool only. The white package will dye every kind of goods, including silk and wool. .Your dealer has both packages. ALL there." "Nobody could be \ery fond of that old maid," '/.m Faid, in a tone (.f pity rather than reproach. "And it's her For Sprains Use Minard's Liniment. PI - - BELIEF If it Is hard for you to believe the best In pee pie and easy to believe the worst, you thereby disclose t^e worst In yourself. SHADOWS The lavkest shadows of life are those which a man himself mabea when he stands in his own light. Lord Averbrry. MOUNT ROYAL "HOTEL//, / nirtal The popularity nf this liostrlry In evi ti-ii,-*,! |-, th fact that euesta in- variably return to th Mount Royal. A courteous welcome : j|' cheery hospitality VERNON G. CARY Managing-Director The Largest Hotel In British d less Pain! Nowadays, people take Aspirin for many little aches and pains, and aa often as they encounter any pain. Why not? It is a proven anti- dote for pain. It works! And Aspirin tablets are abso- lutely harmless. You have the medical profession's word for that; they do not depress the heart. S, don't let a cold "run Its course." Don't wait for a head- ache to "wear off." Or regard yon can always turn to an Aapbin tablet for relief. neuralgia, neuritis, or even rheum- Aspirin is always available and utisrn as somethmg you must en- it never fails to help. Familiarise dure. Only a physician can cope yourself with its many uses, and v ith the cause_pf such pain, but avoid a lot of needless suffering SPIRIN i . TRADE MARK HEQ.