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_ _ .mtv 8, 1929

Fmilj-aiivnf ina uae uf .'l'~u§_i¢ of Lua; siuuciug

aellal. 'Pub-a-dna'

le nizin pai wox,°an’tgalce;

iiéiiliia rdrgiiiiéi eff;

e time? “Fruit a tives" will

just as it has helped thou-

erl. No more pain for the ysl Get a box to-day. Sold

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“The_Americ.-in m'.i:l: roam liar

tors a solo perrfcrmer and the rs-'a Uprlnkilng of the |11-::?::"y I:-. tlined." O

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Dad (describing animal): And

the cow carries two horns on her head.

Willie! And does she blow 'em

to ict you know ahe'e coming, dad?

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W and that/s one reason why Iain in~| I \,.. terviewing you in this sort of il- .

lumination." _ _

Adele was growing a trifle impat-;

_ “My gn-i hu remarkable menu." lent. It seemed I very Ions intr°du¢~ I

uy¢,7 My °|,| |;n'g gh, hmg. tion. Again she strained her eyes in ‘ '

somest In ihe world either." . the speaker‘s direction, but the ugly '

' face to which he had alluded "wal

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DR. il!0l'l"B'l"l‘

name is unfamiliar to you!" - Adele nodded. ` -

these days.

here in semiobscurity--"

able already, aren’t you?"

tain. »

I don't wish you to sec my face, and

me. and that would be very unfor tunate for both* of us."

He laughed again, and this time

the laugh sounded less pleasant than on the former occasion.

"Yes, it would be very unfortu-

nate for both of us," he repeated, as if he wished to stress the paint. "But we needn‘t worry about that. I am very careful not to show my face undiscrimlnately_ You are not nerv- ous now?"

"Not in the least," Adele aszured

him, straining the truth.

“Finei We are going to have a

practical talk, you and I, and that will require mental poise. Do you know, I never feel quite at ease ex- cept in a green light like this. It is the only kind of light that rests my nerves. Green soothes them, while most other colors irritate them.

"Did you happen to know that

there is a seperate nerve for each primary color? Well, there is. Green for instance, has its own nerve, and so have blue and red.'I’hesenerves ac.; as nessengers, each carrying its own color sensation to the brain, Now, I am afflicted with a nervous all-

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blue and red so that these colors irri- tate me. With green it ia different,

fered a great deal in my life, what with my unsightly face and my nerv- ous ailment. Perhaps the experience

harde me At an rate I

THE GREEN siianow,

` (ni. naman LENnoN)_

"Then," said Doctor Moffett.. “in order that we may become better acquainted,'let me ieliyou a little something about myself. The. title that precedes my name ic my ‘right- ful property. I was once a practicing physician specializing in diseases of the eye, The name itself doesn'f. mat- ter so much. Names mean so little

"Years ago I dropped the practice

of medicine to devote myself to pleasant/er and more profitable pur- suits. ,I suppose you are wondering about this green light and why you can't ace much of ine, especially oi! my face. Well, there are reasons. There is nothing very mysterious about this light. You have seen tho some thing occasionally in the thea- tres. As for my reason for sitting

He laughed. a deep, whimsical laugh. "I am telling you this so thati you will feel more at ease in my presence, We can't have a satisfac- tory discussion unless you feel wholly comfortable. You are more comfort-

"Yes, Dr, Moffett," said Adele in l`

voice that still sounded a little unce:~f

"That's splendid. Just a few more

words about myself. I am probably the ugliest man in creation. Also, I am very sensitive about my unfor- tunate looks, 'I'hat‘s one reason why

that one alone would be sufficient. 'l`here‘s another, however. You might

recognize me lf you should ever seal

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chair beyond the rosewood table. “I am Doctor Moffett. I suppose my

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hu ned - y . I » have no patience with idealisis and Wh°th°|' DY- M°3°" "°“1d "'°°P

Q/\... ,,|_,1°nme,_ aside a human obstacle as ruthlessly

' é “I Im WH" you would “ll . mm as according to his own words, he

awe t aside inanimate ones

_ Z of hard practical sense. All ,my ac- P '

tions are calculated to serve my own "Y°°» I mm* I 4°-" ‘M m“’m“"°d

` ` 1 _5 mn interests My desires are me in response. watching me ghostly

__» w; 30 8 . ` ` € only law I recognize and obey. I al- Puff* °f BTW “Wk” th” "med in

mu ~<f3 ways _twin my °b_|e¢¢|v”_ gg lny- front 0! tho invisible face. Sims IUC

¢==- ,,m‘d, w|y~_ I sw” M could not pee the face, she fell to

- _ - thing s in my p . if; ;` aside. no you understand me better studying the voice mare °l°I.°\Y» ""Zv Q- _s now?" D6lPif0 HIC d¢0P \nd_PiQlSll'i§ f,iIiib!'¢

- ' ‘ she smiled mmmsum A. U me of it. her impression that it was not ~1¢~ ' ' could understand a msn whose faeo~ DY- M°U°W' °“‘”`“ "°‘°° 3"" or-lc ; was not visible to the eyesi`Yot an |t\‘°fl(°\’.

Hal Canlcall tonight? _ "Good mu Uncle You mu” be

:'*'*- lhor No, rnako It Friday, that'a imP\'¢53i°Y\ °f 5 9°” hw mm “ewh .um bow my.

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1"’ ' about something else. You have Pf°\l° . .. .. ' . ably hoard of Daniel rorroaier?"

N O T I C E "I-r mini: so.” adcie murmured.

. _ _ The 'newspaper headlines she had

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of the greatest and most ingenious,

of the illicit nature of his operations until three weeks after his death.”

A new dread took hold of Adele.

succeeding the sense of weirdnea she had experienced. She thought she could foresee the trend of Dr, Mof- fett's remarks.

"You see, Miss Castle, Forrester

was shrewd and subtle enough to make a crooked game appear straight. And so he continued his operations unhampered until he died. Then a storm broke. Hundreds oi victims began to squeal and whine. An examination of Forrester! dupli- cate books told the story- -

"But it was too late to punish For-

rester. A dead man can't be brolllhi before a Jury. Yet somebody had to be punished. The whlners had to be pacified-a pack of greedy, yellow- livered fools who howled for venge- ance when they discovered they had big into g gold brick. A scapegoat had to be found." `Dr. Moffett laughed sardonlcaily.

."'I'he authorities are still i0°ki1‘\8 T0!

_the 'scapesoat.` Maybe they will find aim, but I rather think they win fail, unlel I should toil them where to look. 'riicyere on ina mu now. but it is a badly _twisted trlil- Y°11 m, sh, uiyususeiqa showed taut ‘nn-ram' had a llarteaer in his ewindling operbtiona . one who worked with him and shared in his iilogltimato gains. The authorities found various traces of this partner scattarodhsre and there, but sofar they havebam unable to learn who no is, aithought he has been mea-

-hld been in a measure prepared, She had an uncomfortable sensation that a pair of keen eyes was looking. straight at her out of the velvety green mist that covered the speakers face.

"I see the name is familiar to you,"

Doctor Moffett remarked. "The au-

thorities are now sQrchin,g for this mysterious Mr. Graves. They are going over Forrester‘s papers again. hoping to find some clew to his iden tity and where abouts. If they evr-r

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find him, it is almost certain he wliig of rnilway statign, store, neu; and

be convicted, Public sentiment is strongly against him, and a convic- tion of that sort would be a feather in the proseutor's cap. In all prob- ability the mysterious Mr. Gave! would be sent up for ten years-pen haps fifteen."

Though she tried to hold it back,

a. faint moan of dread broke from Adelo'l lips.

"Did you say something, Miss Oas-

tle? No? Well, it is my opinion that the search will be fruitless. You see. some of Forrester's papers-the very one that would reveal his identity and tighten the case against him- are missing.”

"Misslligl" Adele echoed in s hol-

low voice, "You mean-”

"Yes, I mean that through a for- tunate occurrence those papers' fell intomy hands. They are now in my possession, safely hidden where no one is likely to find them. The mys-_ terious Mr. craves is really no mys- tery to me."

Adele felt a choking tightness at

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To Be Continued Tomorrow

FOR _S_ALE

For sale, my farm of 100 acres in

i in s in ood re air. Within mile

saw mill, school and churah_ Will sell i with or without crop.

HUGH NICHOLSON,

_ Glen Valley.

6460-'l-B-li.

NOTICE

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Dog 'Isxes are due and payubls on

or before July lst in each year. Every owner of a dog or dogs who shall ro- flue or neglect to pay said eu nm] be prosecuted within ten days of the appearance of this notice. _ s

JAMES E. BRADLEY. `

6326-'l-3-Gi.

A UcT1oN SALE

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VALU/mal: nasmlwosr AND

BUILDING Lora P0! lam

the premises on Monday, iath July, at twelve o'clc6k noon, real properly' of the iatb william carpenter. as

mica: empiiuuons with tae uw. honed in the newspapers as 'the ua _ . , ~ iouowsu., g _ . 4 Uma- L. and iran amuse 'Fha mnnrimsa NN. f1c»nvla'." 1° .l-m._m\m'\. usa" - mas \sb-.¢ unreal-- -__ ._ . _,

'ro be sold by Public Auction our

feet front on Kent street, 50 feet

front on Rcchford stress,

dvilllling bhzouseal anlcimilglzi hcenemmt N0

n aving 40

feet front on Kent Btreet.

Plot No. 3. Building Let having

25 itat front on Kent Street, ex. tending back 69 feet, with s way 7 feet wide to and from Kent street.

Plot No. 4. Dwelling house and

lot having 2e`feet front on Kent Bm". Sllbiect to a way 7 feet wide io and from Kent Street.-

For particulars and terms apply

to Messrs. McLeod os Bentley, solic- itors.

J. A. MCDONALD, -

Auctioneer.

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.-riiu msn aces. u md! to accomodate permanent alll! transient em-aan. 'nu HN' ts equal to none in tha NW' ’l‘hia_)|ouo has been iw lb" ayearinbuatnecslnlthsahlll a wonderful patroaal°~ W' expect all table boarders vi Im year aaa as many 111°"

~ new ones. Anyone visiting ill*

city will had an up-to-iilh W eommodation at the PIIU* House. 'I

M. I. M¢KlNNON. ~ Proprietor _ _

caan-1-a-roi _ m _

Valuable Propertyfor Sale

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