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By Henry Herbert Knibbe i Q5 ‘”Q@QQ-O-O§OO‘UV XQOOO-O-G

(Continued)

Johnny was hall way t0 the door when a step sounded outside. A ragged ilgure. gaunt and soiled with pine needles and drrt. with sunken eyes glaring like those of a tarnished woiffistooti framed in the doorway. Johnny, who had anticipated the appearance of Lo‘ pez, dill not at first realize what that fearsome figure meant. The outlaw, Hartshorn glanced at the three in the cabin, but held his gun centred on Johnny Trent's belt- buckle. Johnny thrust up his hands, and Percival th-rust up his hands. not realizing that ire had done so. Iiartshorn sidled round the cabin to the stove and snatch- ed a biscuit from the plate on the sink-stroll". lie ate wolflsirly. h.s deep-set eye-r glaring from beneath his nralted hair. lie kept his right. hand advanced. covering Johnny, who noticed that. in spite of the man's lumished condition. the hand that hold the gun was as steady as a rock. Peruvai shook as though with a chill. 'l'lris man, tlrat hc had thought was a deputy. was obvious- l,r some outlaw. perhaps a murder» or, and vicsperate beyond all argu- ment or suasion.

(lracc Pcrcivai's face but sire did not lose her poise. “Why. he's starving!" she ex- claimed. as the outlaw guiped down chunks of biscuit.

“You said it!"

"Ilut we will give you some- thing to eat. You don't have to weal it."

"That ain't iiartshorn.

"What is the idea?" queried Johnny. The obvious darrger—for it was only too evident that ‘thc strangcr W15 a hunted man and d1‘spcrate-aeenrcd to restore John- ny to iris old. sprightly sclf. “You can have all you want to out with- out sticking us rrp for it," he con- tinued. "And if you want to see Irow the country looks. over toward thc desert. I can lct you have a lmrse, if you'll turn lrir11 loose whr-n you gct back to your own wagon. it ain't tbc first ‘time a puncher has got lost up here. and‘c.orrldn't con- ncci up with his own outfit. Just take it easy-- and 1ve'll sure ‘forget

was ‘pale

the idea," mumbled

that we saw you."

(trace Percival, and even Perci- val himself. frightened as he was. rcaiizcd that Johnny was endeav- oring to placate thc man by assum- ing. or pretending. that the other was some puncher who had be- come lost in the high country. Yet Hartshorn suspected treachery. knowing no other than his own standard. Ho grabbed up the re-

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man got put “Frank ‘Lopes, and where Lopes was. As Hartshorn ‘passed close to Grace Percival, he noticed the jeweled ring on her hand. "i’Ii take that!" he said. gesturing with his gun.

"Let him have it, Grace!" quav- ered Percival.

liartsborn, inferring from Perci- val's dress and manner that the woman was his wile, glared at the broker contonrptuously. "You ain't even got nerve enough to light for your own woman! Do you want me to bump off this ‘buckaroo fear- Irr' he'll get her?"

Johnny: saw the glitter of the jeweled trinket as Grace Percival drew it from her finger and held it for a fraction of a second before she dropped it into the outlaw's clutching hand. Johnny had no ro- mantic idea of making a deadbcru ot‘ himself. But Grace Percival had oflered to give him the ring as a. keepsake. And. moreover. a guest had been robbed in his own house and that guest a woman — the WOIIIHII.

Unwittingly Grace Percival turn- ed the trembling balance that

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The Denniatoun Case

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Reading the questions which ‘his lard-ship had intimated that he in- tended to leave to [he jury. the learned counsel said that he W!!! reading from the splendid report which, with his hardships running commentary upon the durations had been given in Tire Times.

His Lordship summed up, and had not. concluded when the Court rose.

Uri resuming I-lis Lordship con- cluded his address an ‘put a series of uuestuns for t-‘hc jury to ans- wer.

The jury returned with trnswcrs some in favour of ‘plaintiff and

launched Johnny at the outlawiike a pallliror leaping upon a steer. She gestured apperrliugly toward the hunted man. surmislrrg thcdes-_ perate physical need ‘that swayedt hlnr. "l‘rn sure no one horc wishes‘ you any harm." she said. And as she said it. Johnny leaped and grabbed for the outlaw's arm. ilcrcival saw the two men strain together. heaving up on their toes as Johnny thrust tho outlaws arm above his head. "Outside!" cried Johnny to Grace Percival, fearing that a chance shot nrigh-t hit one or the other of the terror-stricken onlookers. l-Iarthorn snarled. and fought to fret» his arm. Thcy spun round. crashed against the cabin wail. and staggered toward tho middle oi‘ the room. (irace Percival r-owered in a corner 0i‘ thc cabin. her irands against her‘ breast. Per- cival, scenringly paralyzed with ‘fright. stood stiffly watching. his builds still above his head. Harts- born's sirirt-sleeve ripped front writ to shoulder. freeing his arm from Johnny's clutch. Grace Per- cival screametk-and PercivaLsiriv-

sonre fin favour of dcfundanrt. ‘fixing the amount 01f the motley (o be ro- rfunded n-t 115.000.

His Lordship said the answers would rroquirc consideration before judgment could be ‘pronounced.

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MR. JUSTIC crsrou

Mr. Jnsfce Mcflardlc In thr-

,King's Hench Division delivered his

considered judgment in the case of [Jennistoun v. Dennistoun. which was tried bl-forehlm w'th a special iury and lasted 17 days.

The act-ion was brought ‘by Mrs. Dorothy ‘bluricl Denniatoun against Iror forrncr husband, Lieutenant- (folonoi lair Orrsluw Dennistoun. now the husband of Airulna Lady Farnarvon. The plainrtlfi claimed danrngcs fur ‘breach of an agree- ment. alleged to have been made by the dwfcndant on the (iccuslon of her dvorcirrg him rin Paris, In ‘May 15121, that he would support her for the rest of hor iifc whcn he ‘was in a positrion w do so. The plaintiff a‘lso clalnred from the drfendaut

cring like a man with ‘palsy. went mad. i-le thrust his hand in hisl coat pocket. jerkcd out the auto- matic and tired blindly a-t the two mcn. Johnny. poised to charge at the outlaw again. stopped as tirough| stricken by a thunderbolt. outlaw jumped back and dashed through the doorway. The blunt‘ roar of a shot shook the imprison-I ed air of the room. The lamp on, tho tabla seemed to burst of its own volition. Percival gasped at: the sudden shock of darkness. tlrr-rr, dropping his pistol, turned and ran. out and across the meadow. stumbl- lllll cursing, trying to shout for’ 1101i). and by chance barely clcaringi

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City Court Room. City Building, Tuesday evening, 12th May at 7.30. Receiving reports and elec~ tlon of Officers and any other bus- iness that may be brought up.

nraning Iiiscrrits and thrust ‘them into. his pockets. He sidiod along the wall, snatched Johnny's belt and gun fron1 the nail. and tossed them through the

open window.-

:1 post of theopen gateway-open Iiecause of Hartshorms.precaution in leaving a free way for himself rt‘ he succeeded in stealing a horse. Far out on the dim, starlit meadow

F. S. MOORE. Col. R. L. Johnny was Wondering how ‘heifigariiillrfiil: ltbbifrlddilthstumqtbedthialknlg’ prawn“ ——~—~—~———————-—-—i——- " l‘ am! , n ing

CHARLES LEIGH, L, “u L K Q that he was going toward Solano. secrflaryxreasurzi 0 Make Care i Iiartshorn, after shooting out

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4 _ 1 Stomach (Ilsturbances and constr-l

pation are responsible for much of the peevishness of babies and! young children When the baby is! cross or irritable the mother sbouidl not resort to so-culled aootthingi mixtures to correct the trouble» tor in the majority of cases these’ mixtures simply drug the child into an unnatural sleep. What la needed is a gentle laxative that will sweet

FURNITURE AND| PROPERTY SALE ‘ By Auction

the light in the cabin. jerked John- n_\"s saddle from the peg beneath the porch root‘, and made for the corral. He caught up and saddled the bay pony. Chico. and swung out toward the south and the timber. Crossing the second meadow at a lope. he heard the sound of hoofs pounding along the edge of the far- thcr forest. He swerved sharply. then. alter a few seconds of listen- ing. he. headed south again. He ‘had startled a band of horses graz- ing in the big meadow -— the wild

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I run nnlhurlneul by K. W. Fl I yomu, to sell 'I‘uru1l1|,v. Ilny IZth ut l- ocloek Illa biuniiful new corner residence- at 8': hchool rltrret and adjoining lot. Alum commencing nt I o'clock nil hive furni- ' i hnllnrllulll elm-tn coluprlaini ulng-room, kitchen ul hed- roonln. rinnu. vet-wing lllllfhlllf, nil stove, oil healer, electric hunter. refrigerator. bicycle, typewriter, lnwn-morvc-r. cur- peiu, ollciollt, tlinllnn. all In Iuml con- rlitlon.

J. A. bin-DONALD,

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Of Choice FURNI1 URE

We are authorized by MP. J- J- McDuff to sell at his home No. 60 North River Road, Brighton. on Mpnday. Nlay 11. commencing at 1 o'clock p. m.. all hle.. choice, and well kept furniture and houlfihtiid effects, comprising Parlor. Dining Room. Sitting Room, Kitchen ind Bed Rooms, made ‘in Oak, Mahofl‘

any and other woods; Carpets, Mate, 011 Cloth, Dishes. concei- eum Squarel, G"3"'°P"°"° P“, everything good. Terms cash.

BENJ. CARTER d SON. Auctioneer-i lititi-E-llhiili. -

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en the stomach and

narcotics. Jos. Tousaignant, Ste. Sophie. Que.

other medicine to

regulate the bowels. Such a remedy is found in Baby's Own Tablets. They are

easy to take. and are guaranteed to

be entirely free from opiates and Concerning them. Mrs.

writes:-"I would like all mothers to know ‘that l feel there is no equal Baby's Own Tablets. ‘l always keel) a "OX in the house and their prompt use nc-ver falls to restore my little ones to health." The Tablets are sold by medicine dealers or by mail flt. 25 cents a box from (The Dr. Williams Medicine Co.. Brockvilie. 0111. Government Standard Seeds

No. 1 Nickel Timothy, No. 1 Mammoth Queen Clover. No. Aleiko Clover, No. 1 Sweet Clover- No. 1 Field Pen. No. 1 series Vetchee. No. 1 Barley 2 "Id 9 rowed. No. 1 wneanlltvhlte Fyfe) No, 1 Wheat, (White Russian). N0- 1 Buckwheat (Sliver Hull). No. 1 Mongol, (Vcllow International). No. 1 Turn-lp Seed. (Hauardl. Millpond. Cow Horn and Greyetone). No. Field Corn. No, 1 Lawn Gran, EU‘ challote. Onion Sets. Garden Ind Flower Seeds. Quality If"! 9"" the beet. Prompt eervlce.

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We are authorised by Mr. M. W- Renrdon to nil at nle home .18! Prince Street on Wedneedey. May 13, ' , u 10.30 n. m. all hie eholee furniture and houllhflll effeete comprising parlor, dining room, Hail, kitchen and bed rooml. piano, side-beard range. stove. earpete. mate, Ilnoieume, ollolothl diehee. eurtalne, ehallee, and all em magnificent furniture all In perfect condition, terms at eele.

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horses oi‘ the high country. al- though hc did not know it. lbui. thought they were stock belonging to some isolated homestoadcr; pos- sl-bly ‘to tho man back there in ‘the err-bin whom the fat man fronr the city had shot in the back. (Tobe continued)

They Are A Most Wonderful Medicine

Kidney Pills.

Miss M. Austin suffered from Kid- ncy trouble and found relief in Budd's Kldney' Pills.

Guelph. OWL, May 8.‘——(Spocial)—

The Sterling value oi Dodds Kid-

ney Pills as a kidney remedy is again shown by the following statement from Miss M. Austin, a

resident here.

“Bond's iKidney Pills are a won- derful medicine. l. suffered. with kidney trouble and they could not hnvio benefltted anyone n1ore_ 'i‘hcy were most satisfactory."

Budd's Kidney Pills act directly on the kidneys, ll'hey have become a. family remedy all over the world because people have tried them and found them good. They are purely and simply a Kidney remedy. They help dlheumatism. ‘Lumbago, Din- betes. Lame Back, Heart lriscase and Urinary troubles because all of these are either Kidney diseases. or are caused by the Kidneys foil- lng to do their work.

Obtained from all druggists. or The Dodds Medicine Co.. Ltd, Tor-

S0 Says Ontario Lady or Budd's,

certain sums of money wh"ch, she said she had lent h-Im or expended on his Iiehalf. The dcf-‘mbrnt rich- lcd lhc agreement and the loans, and made aiiogatons of immorality against 11in» pialiirtift’.

Towards the close oi‘ the traso the Iury- in answer to a series of ques- tions prrt to them by his Imnrlsiiip. found that the dcfonrlzrnt had ‘ma1ie| a verbal! agruenrr‘rr1t~i|bougb not the. one plead1d~tr1 assist to support the plaintiff. from time to time. in case of necessity. and to the u-x- rent that he could afford ;that the consideration was her abstention from claiming alimony i“ ti“; Frcnoir Courts attire tinrc of ‘her d'vorce; and that it was intended lo be a binding contract, and was not part of a collusive wrrangenrent for the divorce. They also found that at the datr: of the wrig the dc- fundanrl was ‘in a financial position to support the plaintiilf. and tlhat the various ‘sums clnfmcd -i1y her werc ‘loans and not gilts to him. For the breach of contrao; the jury assessed (Ir-c damages at £5,000, ,

His Lordship held that. the agree- ment which the jury said had been tirade was nuil and void for uncer- tainty. and be refused to allow ‘rlrc statcanent. of claim to be amended.

The Final Result.

"The <final result." ‘his Imrdslrip said. "is that Judgment b1- euttcroti for tho plaintiff for the sums of £366 and £136 18s. 4d , amounting tot-evthcr to £472 1lis._4rl.. with wbut are called trite general costs‘ of the action. Shie also gets her costs of establishing those two causes m‘ motion. Judgment will lie entered in ‘favour of the defendant on tho claim for £616, wimp (the costs r1»- lating to that cause of action. Judg-nrerit will also be entered in favour of the defendant on the oiainr ‘for damages for breach oi,‘ contract. with th-c costs relating to ‘that cause of action. ‘Inasmuch. however. as trhe defendant has fail- ed on 1th eissuc of collusion, the plaintifli‘ will have filo ‘costs of Ilirat Issue. and also the‘ cxtra costs, If any. occasioned i0 bcr -by (‘i11- m1. Pendant s niea of Implied condition In ‘paragraph 111 of 11111‘ flflfpnmr, Judgment. will ‘be ammo." f," m“ plaintiff on the counterclaim. ‘with costs.

I do not know bow the taxation of costs wll-l work out. if lihc hal- ancc of costs be against t-ho plain. ti‘i'f. thcn tlhe irbovo-ruontloncd sum of £472 18s. 4., will, so far as meet]- ed- ‘be orediterd In rher favour against thalt balance. if the balance of oosts be in the -plrrintit‘>f's favour. then 1111c will rccrovrer‘ that balance. plus the £472 18. 4d- against tho defendant. There will b1- a general stay of cxrcouitlon tiii furilhor order. There will also be Il‘bc.rty tn apply,"

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To phose who have enJoyPd R8610 3n this Province for the rpaet two

x-rs. it is an amusing 811F971" '9 fave someone remark -that "of (ggurgg MIER! is practically no Radio ll-cc-ptloll in Summer."

As a matter of fact Radio is al- most invariably good all summer lqng, The cool evenings and rainy nights which we so iirertiuently PX- pe-illence in this latitude ‘ma!’ be "i" aponsibic. The fact remains ever- that the muoh talked of "Sum- nrer Static" seldom materln-iizes in this -I’ro\'ince. .

Loud speaker reception from WGY WBZ, KDKA. and nrany oth- cr wcll known statons is jlltirt as sormncrr in Jrrly and August as in Decent-her and January

TilOlldiillilfi of people will carry porlabl“ Radio scts. on their outing trips tlrrls sumzmer. summer canrps and scnslde hotels will be equipped

how-'

Reports Of Women’s Institutes _ Of P. E. I.

LITTLE HARBOUR Theyillmlfll meeting of ‘this institute was held at the home of Mrs D. A. Foley, on April 8th, with thirteen mom- bcra and one visitor present. After singling the Ode. the minutes ca‘ the last meeting were read and! ndlopted. The lfilnandial Shale nrent. ‘from ‘the time of rc-ourari- ization, last Decenrlber, was read and alpproved. Mrs W. l1‘. l’o\ver| nus appointed to irurchase come, smull artIIc-les for the rschool. Mrs A, Carupbell and Mrs J. Power were appointed delegates lo (‘on- verrlon. Sonic drcussiou took place on making a nronograrn quilt. but the matter was left ()\'l‘i' till ‘the nox-t nreetiug. ilirlss lliancbe‘ Warren and Mrs ILA.‘ _Foley were appointed to arrange a programnre for the trcxt him-Till!-

formation that. ‘I1 d o thc czuptrrre. i, "Flrc problem of how to rrrn rho iiadb sin during the summer when the car has claimed the storng: bantery is best solvrd by buying aI 111w sct of “dry cell tubes" such as the l1. \". fl or the peanut variety wiricb work w.ii in all types of,‘ sets and will rrrrr very economically on from one to three dry coils.

conomy to_ buy‘ the snrzrrll type "R" [tottering 111",

l'l"li

fr-r Radio cntontaihunent. A pauper‘ was read by Mrs (‘llillll-‘itlrri read m; of thr- minutes of tirflmur“ [raid thor fees for the new W'ih sevrz-n or eight. ‘fin/s after wlricir lunch was acrvcd anrllhg, fpglllflf and last Annrrri mccr- ycar. _('clllrction taken anrounfing Kiilorvrrtt Stations. on the air this the met. n‘: ole-rod by sulnglug iirc n; 11,,- |>|-(-,-‘Idor1t. Mrs Ilallrrnr to $1.40 Lunch was scrvcd by M“, sunrmur" where in previous years National Arrtirorrr. iiliui 21.1w an zllitirrrss and rr- r1110",Rtlllliiily_ Rlltl U"! lllitt-‘ilillg closed there vrcrc none rising gneaterithan lay |1,,- work d 1m‘ tirorrgirorrt (hr-l by oingnng the National Anihcnr. "H11 kiltlW-‘lll. FBUOPUOR Will 11B SPRINGFWLD Th“ Alilmill mwl‘ _v1-:1r, rrlld llrc t'irr:1|cizri stal1~|111~rrt|'i'l1o‘next mcetlng w.ii be Irelri at ':I1(_l|l1rr1l't: reliable thI-s strrn-nr-r. ldng (Jsfilliiidl lnalitutclrvas hclld all ‘m,- ppm] by llu: Iiccrrlary. 'l‘hl‘.| xiii] ironic of Mrs Russel blac- 'i“lrc rnanagcmorrt of all woi tlrc Qeroo rouse, w'tr an :1. "rrt- ml,“ w,‘ (pm lir lhc ynar wc r rur. > known stations have announced anco of ‘tlrlrter-n mqnbcrs and foul‘ 511x511 or which $71K. 5S was ox- ,1 dfinitelythattheir pnogranrnros will wsitom, ArFu-r rr-parating ‘lhi"l|,-]{(]('(| for var on; coruuzrily im- Graham‘: Road Tho (iiuvenllr Ann, o as ‘frequent; and of as high an (lrccd. the nrlnrrios of the lust ,,,-,,\-.‘|,,.-|11,\- during llrc yPIIF-lf uai rrreolingi of "_Succoss"Wu. order as in the past wrintcr nrontlrs. Annual and last rill-ZilitlrJiltwiiill!‘ Willi rlwidcrl lo buy om- s tic of. men's institute “'11s held at the “TF0 will! "I"! ililllllltlll. ‘Rciiilfls rhr- new fence that is lo lrr- put up‘ home of Mrs J.A. ilrown on Anni ltcrzcntiy whentwo mcn waylald of the (lfficers and sck until.“ 1h.- school. The l'l‘i'.\‘ltli‘ili and 21st with right mom-bum and [our and killed a storekecper in the ‘(lily rschooi eomrn-ttcos followed. all of S,,.,,.,u,y_ M m |.;_ Ramsay worn 111310114 prvsclll, The minutc“ o; hamlct of Aiorrnt Pl-Jasant, M-iss.. whose reports wcro adopted. Tirclhuh ,~,-.p-r-ll»rl_ New (ifiiccrs ap- lhc March and lust Annual ‘nreet, \\i.\i(‘.. ili-rrrplrs. was asked to as- election. cit‘ officers rcsrrltrd as pminrld m;- us follows; Vice I'rc- iug ‘worc road and adopted. Thr- si: t in securing tlrc._.'rpprei1enslon follows: Prmidont. 31185 Eilliil’ s rlcrrt. Mrs iilitiritd _\ cArtlr-ur. Sr-crrtary rruportud ‘twelve reg- 01' "I" FIIIYPF-‘l- All 3 o'clock ‘in the lgloward. Vicl-‘e, Mrs l~'\i""""'l' 'l‘r“r:ur1-r. Mrs Wain-r . int‘ h. rzlar inlet-gigs hcldutlurllni! "It? Yiblr irlwirnoou. follow ng the chime. a Secretary ' rias, - ss . uric y 1.40,, Mm (‘||1||']t‘r‘ Stcuurrl ‘itlr arr a oragc a orrrauco of ten, d‘ scripliorr of the mcn was ‘broad "ll-Wit" ('"”"~‘|““""' m""“mr“~ dh""rl1rr'rl‘tb1~ illrs Arthur and Alplrcus, llro lr1stiiuio_ira1i seventeen paid cast, At ti o'c.lck that night l.ho‘rrra‘r-'l’0tl‘r Sinclarir. Miss A-da iiaslanr’“nlnwnn _,\,|,|“g(;;.,; Alissi‘: l‘. up rnr-rnbL-rs. flaring tho year, shall of Kcnlon. 'i‘enn.. Ill) miles and Mrs RJ. llasiaru, Auditors, SUM.“ '| _.,,,,| _\‘l, Ilniiiilfltllt. .\Ir-= this lrwtitutrw bad a vial from f-rom hlorlrrt Pleasant, reported trhat, fllr-‘i’ J- E- ‘Sliyimimb,’ 31:1“ Phxirflll Arthur ilaru "rv. Mr‘.- John ltarrrsay ilrc Assistant Supervisor. who .bc n11 11 bail-been taken. the broad- JS-illll- ilvi-Zil P-‘i- - It'- - , l ,\ 1-5 lltiillillt wt r1‘ ap- ~ - ——----- ~~--- s- ..__