the snowshoe trail by edison marshall begin here today bill bronson has led virginia trc- roont into the clearwater of northern canada to find her fiance harold lounsbury who vanished there six years previously disaster separates them from the rest of their party kcnly lounsbury virginias fiances uncle and vosper bronsons cook the man and girl are snowed in in bills trapping cabin beyond grizzly river bill seeks his murdered fath ers lost gold mine one day he finds harold who has turned squaw man and taks him to virginia go on with the story virginia turned back to her new found lover she was a little frightened by the expression on his face his eyes were glowing the color had risen in his cheeks and he was curiously eager and breathless before he comes he urged weve been apart so long smoldered with wrath he grunted smoldered with wrath ne gruncea ii deep in his throat and he pushed out i savagely through the cavern maw it mother dear savagely through was only a step farther through spruce thicket into the sunlight- three figures two abreast and one behind came mushii g through the little pass where the creek flowed the grizzly recognized them in an instant as his hereditary foes r i his cars laid back and he uttered a deep growl think of bill for that matter you j as he stepped his forefeet swung can be sure that bill doesnt caro at k to his carriage an arro- au cither but ill ask you to keep gancc atl1 a swaeer that wiuld have your thoughts to yourself oh if you am if it hadnt been ter- only knew how good how strong how rlble his w teoth g wh true he has been how tender he has in f and t hair stood stiff at been to me his shoulders i harold was torn with jealous rage bjh keen eyes saw the bear first and in his fury and malice he made was the ast si m thc worlj the worst mistake of all i hope he that bill had expected hasnt been too tender he suggested j there was no wa his time to viciously offer the sporting opportunity to hari tho girl answered only with her 0 eyes but her answer was unmistaki virginia was not aware of a lapse able harold muttered something un- 0 time between the instant that bill intelligible half an apology half an caught sight of the bear and that in excuse- then he turned his back and which the gun came leaping to his shoulder he hid full confidence in the hard hitting vicious bullet in harolds stalked out of the cabin the a grovnup childs prayer by betty gourre let me please oh mother dear lay uiy head upon your breast and in silence surely feel here at last 1 can find rest i cannot find the words to tell you what burns in my heart so deep just let me mother lke a child sit near you and softly weep do not question such a child cannot find expression for the thoughts that rack the mind and that need suppression everything is still too new do not know its name only lately have i learnt to know love and pain let me please mother dear lay my head upon your breast and in silence surely feel that with your love i am blessed you will like the flavour of this japan green blend taif in mi japaktea fresh from the gardens chapter xii the addition of harold to their numj thirtyfive and most of all he relied ber did not influence for long virjon the four reserve shots that he sup- ginias old relations with bill they i posed lay in the rifle magazine were comrades as ever they talked i the grizzly dies hrd he felt that j and chatted arcund the little stove in all four of them would be needed to hs hand reached out and seized hushd s thoir arrest the charge that would likely hers- he drew her toward him she didnt icsist she felt a deep self- annoyance that she didnt crave his kiss ho crushed her to him and his kiss was greedy she struggled from his arms and he looked at her in startled amaze ment in fact she was amazed at herself that first night bill and harold made bunks on the floor of the cabin but sucl an arrangement could only be temporary they might be imprisoned for weeks to come bill solved the problem with a single suggestion they would build a small cabin for the two men to sleep in many times he had erected such a structure by his own efforts the two of them could push it up in a few hours work im reallv not much good tt cabin building harold protested but 1 dont see why bill shouldnt go to work at it i suppose you hired him for all camp work virginia stared at favorite melodies on the battered follow his first shot phonograph and they took hie same he amed for the great shoulder joyous exciting expeditions into the the region of the lungs and heart wild one morning bill called her early were face to face with a new problem he announced the pack came by last night the wolf pack i didnt hear them at all and they got away with the big moose ham hang ing on the spruce then were out of meat all except the little piece outside the doo- weve been going through it pretty fast bill spoke true their meat con sumption had practically doubled since harold had come- but if you care to bill went on we can dash out and see if we can pick up a young caribou or a leftover moose she dressed and at breakfast their exultation over their trip grew pain ful to harolds ears he announced his intention of going along bill took rathre a new course to- to be continued what new york is wearing by annabelle worthington for an instant him in utter wonder and then a swift kok of grave displeasure came into f p stream that he called creek despair her face you forget harold that it was bill that brought you back the thirty days he was hired or were gone long ago- but she softened at once its your duty t help him and ill help him too if i can in the next few days bill mostly left the two together trying to find his consolation in the wild life of the forest world outside the cabin harold named for the fact that lie had once held high hopes of finding his lost mine along its waters only to meet an utter and hopeless failure after proceeding a long distance bill glanced buck in warning and pointed to an enhancing wilderness picture a hundred wards in front in a little glade and framed by the forest stood a large bull caribou flasli and had made good progress virgin ias period of readjustment to him u j i l i f t ig an incredibly vivid against the had taken advantage of ms absence b snow incidentally he made a firtclass lar- gct one that it seemed impossible to was almost complete she did not however go frequently into his arms someway an ombar- iiu l hi shoutej rassment a sense of inapproprlateness reaiizetl that here and unrest always assailed her when he tried to claim the caresses hat hep hs opportunity n one s roke j one easy shot he could focus virgin- felt were his due not now harold she would tell him not until were established again at home finally his habits and his actions ias admiration upon himself but it was not thc way of sports men wandering in filo in mountain trails to clamor for the first shot at game whatever is said is usually in did not quite meet with her approval b i solicitation to a companion to shoot thc first of these was only a little thing a failure to keep shaved and virginia felt oddly embarrassed harolds gun leaped to his shoulder the stubble matted and grew on his t i- j i dii i l target looked too big to miss but lips aim jowls bill in contrast shav- a j i his bullet flung up the snow behind cd with greatest care every evening anima h a more important point was his i c the caribous powerful limbs push- avoidance of his proper share of bill s v j v ed out in a mighty leap frenzied a is harold shot again but his nerve was there was a little explosion one f afternoon when he ventured to advise and f blown to regard to her relations with our winds the animal had gam- her bill harold spoke tolerantly patroniz ingly those fellows are apt to take an advantage of any familiarity theyre all right if you keep em in their place but theyre mighty likely to break loose from it any minute im sorry you ever let him call you vir ginia virginias cyea blazed listen harold she exclaimed i dont care to hear any more such talk as that 1 dont need or want any euch warnings i dont care what you ed the shelter of the thickets by now my sights are off harold snouted they didnt snoot within three feet of where i aimed damn such a gun i think wed better look for some thing else said bill drily illustrated dressmaking lesso7i fur nished with icvory pattern bad luck the clerks were having a little gos sip did i tell you chaps that i was leaving drawled the languid swell of the staff whose incompetence was as palpable as the splendor of his attire hoard youd got the sack replied the cashier i answered an advertisement yes terday for what looks like a firstclass job resumed the overdressed one ive pitched rather a strong yarn but youvo got to do that if you want to keep up with the times just then the senior partner arrived and after reading the letters called the swell to his room the following dialogue was heard by tho others have you been in our service ten years no sir only fifteenmouths and is your salary seven pounds ten a week kr no sir fifty shillings are you leaving us because of a difference with the firm regarding the management of- colonial branches dead silence and a short pause then the senior partner you should be more careful in your statements this is a small world the advertisement you answered was for the situation you are leaving on friday that will do titbits memories by betty gourre i found a rose in an old old book hidden away in a dusty nook in a summer house by a rippling brook it had shrivelled and died in that i tumbledown shed had no bright greou leaves or petals of red but 1 brought to my miud a romance long dead fragrant and sweet in that old book it lies i and though its long long ago and im 1 old and wise somehow the tears find their way to my eyes i thought of a far away night in jun i starry skies and a glittering moon and of innocent love that had ended too soon new 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star ji steamers j august 9i6z3 september 413 for comptctc information and illustrated itinerary phone write or call personally 55 king st e toronto or any authorized ticket agent then i want vou to carry my gun 7 i t ns shantung printed dimity awhile and let me take yours its all ready and heres a handful of extra shells you ought to be willing to do that at least harold had forgotten that this man was not his personal guide subject to his every wish he held out gun and shells and smiling bill received them giving his own weapon in ex change- but harolds miss ad not been his sailor blue and while and red and white cotton net print lend themselves charmingly to this model how to order patterns write your name and address plain ly giving number and size of such patterns us you want enclose 20c in stamps or coin coin preferred wrap it carefully for each number and address your order to wilson pattern ggnoensedg ris the ideal food for thcbottlefedbaby because it is clean uniform in 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iho utensils you select have he shieldshaped smp label of quality wrkueys alertness scores everywhere wriglcy creates pep and en crgy and keeps you alert a st package may save you from going to slecpat the wheel of your car greatest sin the omission that folservicc 73 west adelaide st toronto lowed was by all thc codes of thc hunt ing trails unpardonable he supposed that he had refilled his rifle magazine with shells before he put it in bills hands in his confusion and anger he had forgotten to do so aid the only load that the gin contained was that in the barrel thrown i in auto- maticaly when the last empty shell was ejected chapter xiii sevoral seasons before there had tho halt sporting old brown had had a terrible morn ing he was unable to walk and had engaged a man to pull him ajout in an invalids chair twice they had nearly been crushed under a tramcar and onco tho invalidchair man had almost dropped his charge into a river s they halted at tho top of a very steep hill at llrst brown welcomed but at last ho began to get restless why are you stopping hero he asked nervously its all right guvnor tho attend ant replied i only waiting for my mato with another old gent were going to avo a race down iho 111 j titbits i mm ihirt been a fatality on the hillside above creek despair an ancient spruce tree had languished and died from sheer old age on tho day that the three hunters emerged on their snowshoes in search of meat for their depleted larder the wind pressed gently against it b3- causo its trunk was rotted away it swayed and fell heavily promier vcrsuson giv0 si john a the falling tree had made a fright- h cre for canaia pr0l f ul crash just over thehead of a great j at0 kvlicllliy m03t of tlle m0iie grizzly hibernating for the winter spent on tho two volumes of great men of canada was wasted i33u no 25 and even thc deep coma in which he lay was abruptly dissolved he sprang up ready to fight i his little fierce eyes burned and use minards for rheumatism easy running mowers that cut with razorlib keeness c a smarts f ower will keep your lawn irlmand neat thorough nfiobtaisomy quoronfecd atyourhard- vmrs dealer james smart plant i a brockwut oht no man of good appearance goes out without a collar nor docs he go about with dusty unpolished shoes personal pride suggests a frequent nugget shine to keep the shoes smartly prcscn table and water proof shoe polish the nugget tin opeitd wiili a uvutl training or discipline lucy chandler fuller ob oh cried brother jack dor othy may spoiled my house dorothy may called the childrens uurso iu firm but kind tones go and sit ou that bench until i say you may leave the little girl with a resentful look obeyed the nurse what does jack want to play house for anywayt she thought as she watched her small brother rearrange his benches that child minds nicely remarked a second nurse girl who sat next to annie the one iu charge of jack and dorothy may and that she does replied annie or i shouldnt have her in charge i wish i had control over billy liko that commented the other how do you do it well replied annie i never say much and the only punishment i uso is sending dorothy may to her room or making hrr sit on a chair but sho knows she has to mind me vou may get up now annie turn ed and called to dorothy may the little girl listlessly arose from her bench and wandered off toward a group of children shes a queer child though con- tlnued annie she hasnt any imagi nation like her brother and she doesnt know what to do with herself half the time shes always bothering tho other children the conversation was interrupted at tilts point by a childs scream annie got up from her seat dorothy may she called come back and sit on our our bench in trouble again commented an nie to her companion in the park sitting near the two nurse girls was an old gentleman who had read three pages of his book with out having taken in a sentence of what he had read the cries of tho children and the nurse girls conversa tion had occupied his attention ho looked over at the little girl on the bench pretty bright looking child he thought too bad too bad that there isnt someone to train her in stead of disciplining her she minds that nurse all right but ill warrant she defies every other member of tho family to make up for it the mans eyes went back to his hook but as he heard annies voice tell dorothy may to get up his thoughts wandered to the little girl again has no imagination he repeated to himself not the same kind as her brothers at any rate the old gentlemans thoughts wandered on there just isnt anything here in which she is interested that is the trouble all those children are too young for her too bad too bad and i suppose her mother thinks sho is having the best of care in the fresh air with a competent woman in charge her mother doesnt know and even if she were here maybe she couldnt see how her child is being ne- glected that little girl is perhaps not quite like the average child of her age someone who loves her should study her and guide her energies in some- positive direction theres something sho would be interested in she may not know what it is herself as yet someone ought to help her find that interest instead of raising black ire in her little soul by making her sit on park benches the old gentleman watched the group a few moments in silence then uttered a disgusted bah under his breath and began the page over again dorothy may again ho heard the kind but firm tones come sit on this bench no sit on this one right here added annie that old mans going i certainly am said tho old gen tleman to himself 1 cant endure lo see again the black look in those bright young eyes too bad too bad issued by the national kinder garten association s west 40th st new york city these articles aro appearing weekly in our columns little joseph had recently taken up the study of physiology which he found so interesting that he was eager to apply its teachings in the home particularly as regarded the dally food joseph was inclined to condemn or approve uncompioinislngl from his physiological uandard one even ing his aunt was serving some fresh apple cider when josephs uncle jok ingly said how about this rider be ing good for us joseph the boy looking very serious replied i dont think it is very good for us uncle william as our physiology says elder contains 10 per cent alcohol is that so said uncle william well how can you explain the case of our neighbor mr jowles who raised a great many apples made cider by the barrel and all his life drank quanti ties of it and yet lived to be 91 years old little joseph felt his pet study was being severely assailed i and it was necessary for him to do- jfend it with a clinching argument so with quivering lips he stammered well i ill bet he wasnt very healthy when he died wireless waves transmitted from a newly designed apparatus fitted to a motorcar will start a motor which opens the garage doors without tho 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