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Tl 2 Tr > "BRITISH WHIG CROSS-WORDPUZZLE || The Money in the Bread. That gave Mrs. Woeodchuck an S "We'll go and call on Mrs. Wood- | 16ea, and she had to laugh. " She went to the door and opened chpek next," sald Mister Tingaltug it, wiping her floury hands on her to the Twins. "I saw her husband apron. - go away this morning, but I suppose "Why, how do you do, everybody," he has left the money with her. He |she said. "Come-right in. I suppose knows that I always come around to | you are after the rent money, aren't collect my rents on the thirty-second| you, Mister Tingaling?" day of the month." "That's what I am! Yoa're a very So off they went to the Wood-| 800d guesser, Mrs. Woodghuck. It's chuck's house between the potato-| rent money I'm after, sure enough!" patch and the fence. "Well, do you know, Mister Ting- Tap, tap, tap! they went om her |aling," said Mrs. Woodchuck with a front door. twinkle in her eye, "Wally left me Now Mrs. Woodchuck was baking | the money this mornisg, but it's dis- bread when she heard the rap on her | appeared and I can't see it any- door. And she knew pretty well who | where." it was. "You don't say so, Mrs. Wood- She had been thinking as she chuck," said the fairymau, making worked. She was thinking. "Oh, jsuch a wry face that the Twins feit THE DAILY Fi Mrs. G. Jones, Kitseoty, Alta, Dring RB ll fo my was so - and: itchy I could hapdly ht. ne yy | sR ENA 0T0] BLooD ... # BITTERS lcs 07 fo I had taken three if Ganase af the blood to se LB. as Specialty Native Woods HEMLOCK, SPRUCE AND.PINE LUMBER All the standard sizes on hand for quick | delivery. ; We stress quality and service. S. ANGLIN CO. 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"Perhaps," sald Mrs. Woodchuck, going to the oven to see if the bread was baked. It doesn't take wood- chuck bread long to bake, you know, "Won't you take a loaf home to your wife, Mister Tingaling?" she asked. "It will be all nice and fresh for your supper." "Thank you! sald the fairman. I'll be delighter," Office: 80 Arch Street. "Phone 1335w 0. OOE & P. BARRETT Call and deliver. . Now is the time to insure with an + LIABILITY, PROPERTY DAMAGE, market. Let me quote you rates. KINGSTON "TRANSFER C0 CAR OWNERS ATTENTION "ALL RISK POLICY" Protects you for + FIRE AND THEFT money. bread dough and sank in, couldn't see it at all! oven. When she heard the knock on the oor, she sald to herself, "Oh, dear! If I could use the money that Wally left in the tea pot on the mantel I could have such a lot of things!" the knock Tap, -tap, tap! came again. 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From Montreal Cabin Class, $145and up. Tourist IIT Cabin, $170 round trip. Cherboumt, - The Robert Reford Co. Limiced, corner Bay and Wels lington Sts, Toronto, or any Steamship Agent. him unlock the door and go im, closing it fast behind him. She fancied him standing before the ax, gloating over ft as a symbol of his control over her. Judith felt eir- cumstances closing over her head like rushing water. She went about her work on the farm all day as helpless as when she had fain tied hand end foot on the floor of the stall in the barn. There would be no escape. Amelia was already knftting woolen stockings for the coming winter. This year there would be more calves than last, more manure to walk through, and more freezing water to carry from the pump to the barn. And Caleb's doubled hatred and his doubled power, and another thing now. , . She had destroyed the letter Sven had sent her through Lind, after carrying it about inside her blouse all day. During the night after she had receiyed it, she lay beside Ellen and sald over and over to herself that she must go--after the hay was stacked. But in the morning when she had seen Caleb's face at the head of the breakfast table, and bad heard hm eingle her out with instructions for the day's work, her courage fafl- ed her again, He bad not for a moment forgotten the ax. Hé would not for a moment let her forget it. In the only secret place on the whole farm she composed a letter to Sven. The words came laboriously, without much meaning. = But when she finally signed her name she thought he would understand. She L{ carried it about with her all day, to give #t to Lind when she came from school. Judith "avoided Wilen lest her pent-up emotion should take form ic flicting upon her when weré together on the stack. when she was churning, she Wi ed Ellen ofit of the tail of her saw her scrubbing the rough of the other room, moving on where Martin wad lying. ------ mouth was drawn, her chin fiat, sad be every now and then she cleared throat and coughed from the fi of iye that rose from th pall. Judith hated her dolorous pression and could have choked when she uttered thet } cough. Then Blin got a sliver § her hand. It was because not seen a particularly worn over which she ran the brush. From where she saw a trickle of blood Ellen's wrist. Blien sighed (i PHILUPS' Milk.