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--_.-bunwuq used a lot of different rem- edies without success. I began using Cuticura Soap and Ointment and they afforded relief in about one month. I continued the treat- ment and in about three months I was completely hled." (Signed) Miss Marie Rose Peters, Box 32, Tourville, L Is1et Co., Que. 11-..- --~ - - ` $3.90 ' leading up to and including ATC . . .M. degree Studio-K1ng Block. Ph - one 424 1. - ` ___ 4_______ { o. R. RUSK. OPH.D. ` Eyes Examined Glass: Gralrafn 1`---~"' ` Graduate McGill University, Montreal. Office and Residence--Cor. Elizabeth and Bradford Sts., Barrie. Phone 105. -Office hours: - 9-10 E. G. TURNBULL a.r_n., 1-3 p.m., 7-8 p.m. 1'11 Office \ ner C12 eneral Surgery and Obstetrics " especially. OffIce--140 Dunlop St., Barbie. Phone 710. P.O. Box 10713 s 4 moor St, West, 1 : vfllsbe at 91 Owen Sit], lst at,ur-day of eac ' Diseases of Eye, Ear, Nose Consultation hours-11 a.m Barrie, phone 2. Toronto. _________, V I Formerly of Drs. Later Surg:e_)n_ : HRS. 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SOli(!ifn'l' fnr nl-.4:-:8-.I.. zca. nu-zs Kent Building ' Toronto, Ont. I xton. G. Gordon Plaxton James O. Plaxton. } _ opncm. MEDICAL II Tl . VVII-UN Toronto University Office--58 Cellier St. 1., 12.30-2 and 6.3048 p.m. ._.;__-.--_..----.--.:_:--:u , _ . . .. -n-vVI\1 I I VVomen .' oner of Simcoei ,-and--. ,' l, .. ...._ _ uu LUFIXBG unplormgly togthe girl. _- Aw. say, `Sweetie, why don't I just bugydhim now and leave him here?" he_ as e . ` ` unk I.-.L L1... Lu- -- ' -- -., 11 vs, J.Ul'UIl[0. St., Barrie. each month. Ear, and TJ1r` %-s-11 am A ---\/`I vs Ear, Nos TJ.1`r-oat` -s-11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Nqrth 3326 LEGAL unv III B '7-8 iIvv'u.so~ '('n`-nntn r7... "Inn LYUN , Toronto. )fen Qf "Danni- R. LE\(A/IS Inuoc nF `n . .u-uvr\|-|- County e--C0l`nnr 'l`nvn-*-`- ' Box 1078 .________ a..xu.., and 1 Phone 167. uu: pl!-. a.Sl.ll"e Of the exercise. - ' I The procession veered sharply, and` made toward the boat. The girl got In it, and took the cover from the rusty engine. 1 A Get in. you,"_the;b!g mun ordered Davld.~H!se,volce breaking to *a. whine he turned imploringly ._ ` _ say, `Sweetie. Whv nn'l- r em: V IIJU. R. Boys ,.uuuu;ance service Motor and Horse Cor. Mary and Elizab "I Q: Funeral Director Ambulance Service Motor and `r.r---- Harry Barron __-._- `as. rIII\I. COLLECTORS Orangeville and `Owen Owen Sound Offices: 169 Referencegzstangard B , --.., uuxau, mrge 01' hztrd for us to tackle. 34 years experience. NO COLLECTION--NO CHARGE ; VF, ' `I D A lI)u--- should now have some L We Handle Collectio ..----QIQVY ns Only-- No Sideline. Nothing too old, small, large or hard _QA who--~ V-' ' IS OUR NEW ADDRESS where we are equipped better than ever to attend to all your wants in the line of uu_x.uc'. This is us, Doc," commented! Sweetie. I knew [it was right along here." - Well. it's about time." was Doc's remark. It appeared to Davld_ to mean singularly little. He feared that the big man was one Who spoke merely for the pleasure of the exercls ` Dl'0Ce8sxi0n vnm-m-`I uhr.....1.. .-..-11 ......e uuusurlpuull will not be canried In" arrears over an extended period. yet, uniess.we are notified tocancel, we assume the subscriber wishes the lei-vice vcontinued. REMITTANCES should be made by registered letter. money order, or cheque payable at par J . A. MacLaren, Editor. W. 0. Walls. Manager. "arrears 82.50): Britain "$2.00 per y United nor year in advance. B new addresses should be 9_i3_g.__n_ge of address is reau States, $2.50 0th old and given when ested ("Am H... year an advance. Both oid `grid change requested, CAN- TIONS~--We find that most of our subscribers prefer not to 52 Elizabeth St. Agent for McClafy s {j- ` FOR Hot AWater Heating and` PLUMBING 7 -.- yauuunuaull uuuug uiong tne soggy! sands was drenched immediately. Suddenly the girl uttered an 'excla- mzttlon of relief. The last liizhtiling flnsli revealed 9. tiny. ancient pier, to which was tied arlittle open motor-boat .-appa.rent1y one of the first ever__ made. '"I`hla in I--~ Atito Licenses Issued V. BELL, 7 Owen St. COy.ETlONS -.- w--nAI&J COMPA`I:JIES `oP"rm-: HIGHEST STANDING r. ;. `R_I_CjHARDS Elizabeth Ste. B: _.-j_----:---_-} u vvcu DUUHO f'Of'%.i`c`-es: 9th St. E estandard Bank of Canada. --anti AND NIGHT t. : Phone 218. DWUULIUI ' ` A "Think you're funny don't you?" growled the big man. ' No", said David with perfect truth. Well. then shut up." V . What would he have said if I'd` said yes?" David wondered. `But he re- mained ssilent. He gathered that they ` were ontheir way to find Connemara and he felt it best` to stay quietly a- long; with them. Doubtless they could find her far more easily than he."1`hev appeared to know her..wa.ys. Probably they all traveled in the same set. _ The ditch dwindled away. Save place to a stretch otsharp stiff grass, then to an expanse of gray, cold, unpleas- antly flabby sand. -Beyond it the black water tossed peevlshly. Lightning cut viciously across the Wild sky, and with a roar and a rush the storm broke. There was no preliminary patter-of infrequent drops; sheets of water dropped abruptly fromabove. The lit- tle procession tolling along the soggy I r:__,11 - . . _ . .ouI1 and mbalmer - phnnn 1 : Phone 952W ULLD Sound . `Q0 15:0 04-! P Furnaces. unvalmef Phone 431 nmnmt _s., Barrio 4, I926. muucu uua twlgs. `,'Couldn't,.we have a song?" suggest- ed David. It's always easier to march with music. What do you know, Sweetie?" HVIVIH.-.1. --r---'--- 4 ~ ` H. LEVIT, All Kim_]_ _of| lVHllil\\il 31200 in .114 family. VVm. \\'u-iqhv. Parlimnenl 1'--1' .\ near Lnmlun. JV.ll . (IIILI A celebrated Jan. 6. ulllp-. UH an ll. "Reeve .\IiH has establish.- for f0llI'I(,'e-It W ?14>X4>X4>I<>I<>K<*`s'4 [Ill \I.l.;\, I be station:-(1 Mr. and .\ C1"(`('xnm'(` (1-I dim: on Jun. Tlonvn \1iH nut, see`: And Keep 'em up." The girl, with the flashlight, led the way along the ditch. Then `came the obliging David, his hands airlly a- bove his head, the end of_ Doc's re- volver nuzzling his back. At his heels was? Doc, breathing heavily, and whole heartedly cursing various roots and stones and twigs. "(`.nnldn't urn hnun .~. .........on _.- H, Avy; shut ya lacomc Sweetie. THURSDAY, ._..:_ N()[t11\\'1l 1nnI\ 1... 14 7729 0I1'g'1'.] ' Sinks COMFORT S4 can be flush: and grease dx away by spri over the was! larly and 5;: Save the for PM I; Hides H I G_I-I E s '1_` .I1l\.llAAJL' A Satis fa(-ti Phone If |uLuu.. ' The big man approached David. Go on, you," he ordeyed. Try anything fancy, and it'll be your last official act, see ? And keen 'Am' nn" 311: Simp whztl kllmx It is subs with. the I 161611 cstznl` 'I'l- 1! Mine "'0ro . -via: y n - u. , ueu Llllll \'Ye,ah? Well, we all right, all right, said. the big man. Come on, Sweetie---we'll get `em. We, got a. pretty good notion which way they'll be headin'. Wha`t l1 I do with him-" he indicated the attentive Duv- id with a. movement of his head--I ue was (_3!`O0Ke(1." crack him on the head and leave him lay here?" . Sweetie considered a. moment. "Oh drag him along, she said. He can help with the engine. I'm rotten at that stuff." VHF... Ll... ------ ` ` I can fix that up,l 1 IVY 'Strov.| uutuy, uuu xru be last see? And keep 'em girl. with the flnnhlicrhr uuuuu rum MICK. . ' Oh, can that," she said w_eariI_v. `They must have gone 0ff`in a boat, `Dnc. like you said. Swede. had the right. , dope on that bird. Pooch. after all. Me.` I alwa.,vs'did think` he was crooked. "vPHh" `K/'9 urn noun #1.. 4.I__L ' a_-.u:t.`.' prupneslea the big man. 7 'l`hnt's that wicked temper again." said David sadly. You must try to ,remember that your heart is God's little garden." VVith a bollow_ the big man lunged at him. But the girl, with a bored air, pulled him back. uh nun H,,,,4n -1... ...~2- rl.L'rlUHl,V, "vvnere and she go to?" 1 I _'I`hat," said David. "is just_what I! was looking into when you interrupted: me." i Qne more 'of those cracks. and you're going` to fret a bust in the nose. see?" prophesied the big 'I`hnt's1 that winizmi rnmnm. fIlI`f|'l" ! i I I uua wuyrs. ` - J "The girl must `:1 t .1: H T - .' man said. He app1'0ac}$gd Dltvifihixgm * I "W1nF!'1.V'. VVhere did she to?" , 'I`hat." Rnirl Tmvlrl "in inn; .1... vi xu':L`--UUul])u.lllU, nnzuly. I could have told you that. Sweetie, if you had only asked me in a nice! way." said David. Look at all the trouble you am& your boy friend had to go to, Just `because of your impetu- ous ways." . " I`hA wins] rmiun in! .....4 1;. n .u - - I uzuuxllu aweeue. With deft and exper-' lenced fingersshe searched him thor- oughly while` be regarded thebpr0c_ess' with deep interest. I Nnf nn mm hymn nu... ----~i-- \VlLll uuvp unveresti. Not on him, Doc," she helucompunion, finally. "I could hnvn fnl unn H. Pim all over They were hard and r a lot of sleep on acco ritation, sealed 0 disgure I 11:45.! - `-- ple started breaking out my face art! shoulders. ed and ! lost unt of the ir- The pimples on my face vet and my faee was all dl That's whafl like to's'ee. """"' i The, shorter figure. came {:40 the circle of light.'Davld's first` thought was that never had he seen worse-3 fitting clothes. ' = w an Lnup IIGVC I fitting clothes. Wnnrn nnrun nu. uawuuucr-go on ,tnrougn mm." } "Sweetie!" said David. Isn't itnice; you boys get on so well togetherli what I like to see." I Th hfnh Fianna nrsaa SA- LL- : uuuu uuugmgly. , < I That's better," the big man said. The revolvers in his admirably steady hand, pointed t David's chest. He` made a. backw rd gesture of his head toward his -companion. All right, Sweetie--go 0 through him." ` Sweetie!" nah-1 nnum ur...v+ u~..a.... uuunc em up " I Anything. to make you happy," 13,-` greed David. That's all I live for. really." He raised his hands above his! -head obllglngly. That's hntfnr" nm 1.1. inch anus . _ _ I sessed otno meanqvlt. Come on now- atlck `em up." Anvfhlnnr tn Innba um. 1.---.. as .. _ I reported [to umw u oacx ominously. Gimme that fifty grand or I you off!" he yelled. C'mon- snappy! " nnnnmnn-u l'\II1`r\;;_`I ....- ,--_ ...... ...._.. vvuuvti vv uu was-'.' But Mr, Pooch gave Connemara. no time, for conjecture. This gentleman of the new school was all business! One hand almost encircling her quiv- ering throat, he clenched the other and drew itback ominously. " . l Gimme that fifrv rnm.-..:a .. rm --~-- T1 Also on Shoulders. LdstVa,, Lot of Sleep. Cuticura Healed. ` By H. C. Witwer " In the same instant that the fear- stricken. Connemara screamed wildly Q for McTish, with the prehensilefingers of Mr. Pooch pawing at her throat. the utter absurdity of her appeal struck her. The idea of the little. flame-haired candidly drunk Scotchman in the role of knight errant would have changed her shriek of fear to one of mirth-- under other circumstances. Just now. however. Connemara s sense of humor ~was conspicuous by its absence! A panicky terror gripped her, mingled with amazement. Where was the owner of the familiar voice that had just . echoed her frenzied screain McTish!" F acros the water?-Who was-? `Run `Mn. D-AL ~---~ ~ IXUILU Sldwly and not ungracefully Mr. David Lacy crumpled up in a heap in the bottom of the boat. 51y WaLUl'. I ' `As he called the girl had sprung up on the seat behind him. Her arm came -swiftly down: .there was a. curious dull sound. as the revolver butt met his head. . V ' T uzwzu uucy crumpled u 1 The big man raised his head and! listened. Cautiously he used his flash-' light, as the sounds drew nearer. Cross- i ing their path was_a big` black motor boat, long and flowing of line. David sat up sharply, his hands gripping the edge of the seat. From the larger [bout came a. wo- man's voice, high and shrill with terror-._ McTish! it soared . desperately. McTish!" David leaped to his feet in the wildly -rocking boat. ` Mo'I`ish!" he roared across the an- vgpy water. Ag kn nuIInr'l H... ...a._1 u.-:- -4 4 ' There was a curious dull sound, as: `the revolver butt met his head. [ V ,yuu,u a0 1: 10!` me," he said. 1' e V Thellttle boat rolled crazlly through, 1 the` waves. The big man seemed to be; taking 9. well-known course. for -he steered purposefully,/`guiding himself 3, by the rays of the flashlight. They .;to!led on`in silence, soaked and tem- ' pest-tossed. ,: Dhcrirun Gown 4-. _.'.4.._I_.,A ` '9 IBIIUF of land 1 Break the Grip Qf that Cqlti .' ` 5 511165 . ' , All. said David Tmodestly. He bent ; beside Doc, anditogether they strove tol j make the aged engine listen to reason`. I ;_ Across the water came the throbbing`, Of 8. nnwarflil r'nn4-rm .....a n_. ..H- - --- nuusuage, wen resorted to manual lab-l , or. In vain he pulled and oiled and,` 2 wrenched. The Idle Hour tossed miiser-i ably, going as the waves took it. I u]'_fnv "A" it 4.}... LJA. ..`.-A- /I - - I ycaI.- wsseu. ' Abruptly the engine gave a petulant` 2 sigh and ceased functioning. Docn used I language, then resorted to 1 he nulled and nnm: .....:I on the growling water _as the big man wrestled with its motor. David noticed` by a flare of lightning`. that the cra.ft's name was painted`, in well`-worn letters. across its stern. There disglayed were the words. Idle Hour. A V - e What an understatement. thouglit "David. - ` v e The big.man paused. raised his head to the raging heavens. and told God all about the stubborness of the little e_n- A glne. In the middle of his remarks the girl yawned. Having concluded. he 'ad- . dressed himselth again _to his work. gave a mighty wrench, and the motor! sirted. with a succession of plaintivej c ugs. He took the wheel, and tossed his revolver to Sweetie. , 1 ' Keep it on him," he said- I I ll do that." promised Sweetie ! grimly. She turned the revolver on i He smiled tenderly at her. I knew- I you'd do it for me, he 1'1 hf rnnn nu-nnliuv #1-------~ CHAPTER Vlll 1?-1!;i-f't;rug`;J;5;a.'nd I'll bump C'mon--make it` _r'<;syyUu1uC was ucme and poor. I tried 'n a number of medicines-that were ad- - vertised, with no good results. I be- gan to`feel despondent, as when I met friends they would say, `My, you look terrible. I lost in weight and in spirits. My husband came home one evening asking, as he usually did, how I was feeling, and at my answer said, `Well, try these. and he handed me a box of Dr. Williams iPinl{` Pills. He said try them anyhow, they may help you. I did try `them and they surely gave me quick results. By the time I had taken four boxes I can honestly say I felt like a different person. I could hardly realize it my.- self. People` I metwould say, `My, . you look splendid. Whathave you I been taking'? .- _My reply would be ; . that I had been taking Dr. Willia"-1'; .:_` ' Pink Pills, and their answer usually ' was, `Well. they certainly have `help- ` . ed you. I now sleep well _and eat well. The terrible sharp pain has left 1 my head. ' I do my work and feel ton- 1 ed up. My color has returned'and the pills have given me new "vitality. I I am deeply thankful` that rnv 1.... I ___.. ......v.. ya-no-3 UL VVUIHCH I .may state that for the `last three ; years I have not been feeling as I should. I have been-u_nder the care _' of our physician. He informed me that I would not improve until I took . a change of climate. My symptoms were that I was tired out easily, pal- lid, short of breath. On going up- stairs I had rapid heart action and a weak feeling. If I entered a warm room I became hot and clammy. Black spots would oat before my eyes and I had sharp pains in my head. I did not sleep well at night and would toss around in bed. My `appetite was ckle and I tried nunlhr Of 'l YIDIi1'f0`Ihoa +InnJ- ---n-- -J H;`That, says Mrs. Florence Glebe, -311 Royal Apts., Merrick St., Hamil- ton, 0nt., is why I feel it my duty to give women a lit einformation concerning Dr. Willia \s',Pink Pills for Pale People. In the first place, I may say that I am a graduate nurse` `of one of our Hamilton schools of nurses, having had a number of years experience in nursing nervous and other cases of women. HT -....-- ..L-L 1` GUVIU I all. nauucu puuwl Yeah. Well, I'll words you, if you try getting new around here." replied. the big man, who was evidently pos-I ,I - I The duty of one wo1nan'to an-. lather is to tell her. But the wrong advice is worse than no advice at ,all. I mes square? chuckled I edging her relentlessly into I Go on, squawk yer head off I care! The only ones whicl you is me and the fishes! 1 Connemara felt like adclin i And that poor fish up on th , as she stared scornfully at` Ilngly unperturbed and still 1 Mc I`ish. But she saved her 1` iconcentrated all her efforts ing the rushes of the deter: I Pooch. 3 within the (space of the 1 minutes, 'Connemara s cost i been Pinned nna om... `f\ m_,.. 1-uunutes, tlonhemara` ; ripped and torn bons by his hungry ha ; pling bruises were a `t naked arms and sh Noonstant rolling of th dexterous squirming Mr. P()OGh'5x nu.-immu [m%mm DFALWUMANI , with a baleful eye, hurled it 0` `land grimly resumed the atta Help! Help!" wniled C01 ducking and dodging the Pooch in the_nar`1'ow space cock-pit. The waves swishing against the yachts sides sc- `nmck her. I VVhere d',ve think y zu'e, "Times Square?" Mr [edging l`eIenfIP.cuhr .-...,. - uc2u.l-:I'UUS squirming P0oqh s curious enabled her to again from his embr her bared arid clzung ly working break away time ace. The s'i*..rt ss had Poultry, Butter Butter, pound` . . . . . . . I Eggs, dozen . . . . . . . . . Fowl . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (h{n1.-.-- -- ` A xsuu peppers, ': Pork, pound Beef, hinds .. Beef. /fronts . I-n vl ll'IU' I En VIl"Un`l"u9a _Hey, what's the idea, sprinting like that?" demanded the big man. "Didn't you hear me tell you to stop?" "I could hear the tune, but,I couldn't quite catch the words." said David. He smiled politely. i Vnnh WA `nu ........a.. _.-.. - uround plums, qt. . . Onions, large basket Rhubarb. buncll, . . . . -Cauliflower ea. . . . . . Cabbage, each . . . . . .. Lettuce. bunch . . . . . ,Sage, bunch . . . . . . .. E-Summer -Savory (bu `Red peppers, ;Pork. nnnn I Y--. u-uu LUul.LUOE ` I Quotations were: 5P_ota.toes, per bag .. lmurnxps .. Parsnips, basket .. ]Butter beans, pint . , Wh\gt.e beans, pint . Y . . . . . . . . . . . . Apples, basket . . . . Apples, bbl., . . . . . .. ! Squash . . . . . . . . . . . . ,Beets, basket . . . . .. IGround plums, Onions. lame haul-'M '- SATURDAY MARKET Prices of eggs took a"-nrither drop on V the market. last Sa.t_urday. the prevail- ing prices ranging from 45 cents for `pul1ets' eggs to 55 cents for thelarger m(`Continued on .,,..mc; cuucluecl M 1 z The Onlv nnau ...I.:-L Connemara. md grunting space of the `he callously IC` seemed to ---.. uuuvLl.\.aK\- V 19 next five onnemara costume had . to fluttering: rib- hunglv hands nQI`b]\r ...... AVV n _\ :91` 119210. Off an( which cu nd the f )'. :V in avoid-l )f dQfPl`h"Iinor1 `v- .,... W L1uI.Lt`l`ll1;`-T I'll)- V hands. Darkly pur- e appeariug on her shoulders but the! fjthe yacht and herl ng and clawing atf msly \\'0r1(in;r 9.-on S . . . David Lacy. driving (hrough Con- necticut tonight, was mystified to be hailed ;by `a_. youngwoman in nun s garb. who asked the privilege of rid- ing with him; They drove to the Sound. crossed on a ferry, and were on Long Island when they had a-collision. in which Lacy was spilled. Now he's try- ing to make out what it's all about Meanwhile, the girl, who is Connemara Moore, finds herself on a yacht in the company of Pooch, another stranger, being pusued by "revenooers." uazulu uouars mtol s that were Mr. 3`onnema1`a's pulses` a new and numb-I ...- (Ll.lLll1l;`-', u1Ltel'l_\' the bx'idge!"` 1fu1lv nr Hm MM- bat-"re 10) ;:;Lu1Lb' 1n avoid- determined Mr. adding bitterly, D the h2'id , . . . . . - a o . . - . . o o o a o . - . . u - o o o u . o on ....., xu. ucau UUCI resbeing 10 to 11 12 to 13 for hinds. )ads of wood.,-Dry lengths brought nod was $12. . uu uu: Ul'l(l,`,'."(3`l" V the seem- watching breath and ' do his -:s."'.W. "1'? V " a` ; .Putnn.In sou BOBB!l')gBi-13% ! wit: 31t"ar?:nP.i':v%Ii`s cuGD ?X0I 0! ti; nor: is Warner Bret. Pictures. Ina: ` ' % . ....,v LIIIIIU H.110 . sight of swiftly vuy connected 1 dnllsn-u s.~+nI .. \41(t\\lllF'. 31L` face . vay and 'I"hn ulimkr A43 _y (u c, K10---ID I ed Mr. Pm.)ch.I a c0m'er. and see if] -hi,-.11 ,..,.-. x.-.\..: I overboard. attack. 11 W bl Lcnlng breath and g in nun:,1 I nu. ECU I ::m he-u 45-48c 'B-2sc 45-55c 22c 30c intol NT i CHAPTER V|l-Continued Av 1lrhn'n '41.... 'l-I-- - '