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++++++++°§r+++é°+~i~ _____--, v“... .5; .vvu :lCDUC LO see us personally (2.11 at our Medial Instigute in Detroit as we seeand treat no patients in our “findsor ofices winch are for ‘ Bias. KWNEDY KERN EDY Cor. Michizan Ave. and Griswon Si no h- rm 5 M: I. When are only too men and women Ladies’ Men’s and Children’s Fancy Bedroom Slippers and Juliets m many different styles and colors. Hockey Shoes for men and women in all sizes. You can other articles. Don't fa Men’s Gun Metal Calf. Tan Calf, Veleur Calf. and Patent Colt Blucber, in the latest and most up-to-date lasts, at the lowest, prices. . \Ve have {full stock m all kinds of Footwear on hand. In Ladies? Pnb‘nt Colt Vici Kid, Gun Metal Calf, and Tan Calf, in both Button and Laced Blncher. As Christmas Tim is close at hand and it is needfu] for everyoncyio buy Xmas Gifts, there is no line or goods 'hre suitable and more service- able than is th Shoe Line. "a: \Vishin “78 have “CHRISTMAS GIFTS” The Shoe ’A HAPPY NEW YEAR g my mrmy z-ustmxwrs A MERRY CHRISTMAS. It!” von come tn town THOS. ‘MCGRATH {00:00} .209 :OM“+OM%: 0.. .0. :0 buy your Christmas Gifts here for half the cost of and they will be more pleasing to the receiver. l to see our Travmling Bags and Suit Cases. Wishing: new stock of Over Gaiters and Gloves for )W -n‘oa .a drop in and "inspect our stock. \Ve letters {to ~n-I-i‘J LJ T \VRITTEN CONS gums All can lo “I have none. Ideals are always such disappointing things,” he laugh- ed, cracking his whip in the air, “but whenever she comes I shall know her, whoever and whatever she is I shall take her and the happiness she brings to my heart, and‘not question the wis- dom {that sent her.” “Certainly. I like most of the wo- men with whom I come in contact, but the one dear woman who should play such sweet havoc with my bachelor heart has never crossed my path.” “What is your ideal viroinan like I'r. Fleming?" ‘ “Have' you could like?" those matte: “Force of thing to do v years ago 1 cade out of affinity.” “And now‘. ‘Wellâ€"ypt the world do dreary place. Pau ling lit 0‘ a may se “You spen of face, arr and-â€"” ment .3. m youth. A daily inter ing, clever to a well-1 35011. Wa spell of have m direction handsome 1 sinuate tha: the affectio: prehensive _ _____ .. v“. U o " “No, Mr. Farley, no. Besides being clever, Rowena Wytherly has a vein of poetic romance and love of mys- tery in her nature. "A common-place, simple-minded country Squire would not arouse her admiration. I can ima- gine her bitten with a penchant for a more youthful and Striking aspect altogether. A young man of native ability and scholar-like attainments, with a lofty impending brow, large brown, meiancholy eyes, and a ner yous, sensitive mouth which, unless when he forcibly compresses it, was apt to be tremulous, andâ€"by Jove! I’m painting your portrait, Mr. Farley. Do you rec:;_r'71:?zo yourself?” gainst L “Well, Lttle too A spontaneous hearty laugh rang through the dusky stillness, awaken- ing the game in the adjoining Wood. Al‘V 1- n 2MB SECRET f 0f PAUL FARLEY “ ‘Never mind,’ she said, smiliw' a K53 sweet, naive smile, ‘I belabored you. so we are quits, and can afford to bury the_1_latchet between us.’ " ___"_ __'C,""' “ ‘I humbly apologize.‘ I said, r900“- ering my hat and whip, ‘I came to do you a service, Mrs. W'ycheriy, but I am afraid I have only annoyed and frightened you.’ “ ‘But the boy?’ ‘1 said, bewifdereo, my head darting and shooting with pain ‘I thought he was in this closet and crying to be let out.’ md crying tow be let out.’ “‘My boy! Why Guy is asleep in his brass crib. I hOpe you have not been drinking, Mr. Fleming? and the look of r. 3e and malevolence she turned on Rose decided me to take the girl back to her aunt that night. “ ‘Mr. Fleming,’ she exclaimed, drOp- fiing the Whip and holding out her ttle jewelled hands, ‘pray forgive me; I had no idea I was assailing a friend and neighbor. I heard stealthy steps and low voices, and although half dead with fright I followed, de- termined to make an effort, however futile, to protect my household goods.’ “ ‘He’ 5 very quiet now,’ she said, a great fear dawning in her eyeS. “I threw my whip on the floor and made a terrific lunge at the door. The slight framework gave way with a crash. The interior was dark, and before I could fully realize that the place was empty I received an awful blow on the side of my head and face, accompanied by a scream of terror from Rose. For a few minutes I leaned against the wall partially stunâ€" ned, and then turned to find Mrs. Wycherly facing me, my whip in her “ ‘Come Rose, lead the way,’ I said. tryisfi. “r: t??? lea: her thong round my whip 11: mile. °"\\e uent softly tip the stairs to- gether. Rose stopped at a door under the second flight of stairs and bent to listen at the keyhole. “ ‘She carries firearms,’ she whis- pered, ‘and if thwarted she would not scruple to use them.’ “ ‘What could happen! What is it, Rose,’ I demanded, as I saw the girl’s face whiten. “ ‘Sir.’ she whispered, lookifig_é_au- tiously arour 1; ‘it’s better the poor child shown} :ose his reason than any harm come to youâ€"and Miss Agnes coming home!‘ - “‘No maftar at all; She can’t pre- ve‘z‘ng’gze, agd the rest does not signify.’ “ ‘But the mistress! She’ll hear you.’ "‘"S'He'sfibok firm “ "What kind of a door is it? ’Easy to open?’ She nodded. “ ‘Come a: ong and show me the way, then,’ I said. hank 0ft re yo F‘lemi SHIC poet says never seen 8 woman you sonal acquaintance with ;. Mr. Fleming?” ' circumsmnces had some. 'ith it, Mr. Farlgy. A few would have given a de- my life to have met my see, Agnes is home, and s not seem quite such a he laughed. 10. at the Squire’s of the beautiful wid ition whatsoever in t me the rash kind of sta akes in the he) day young man thrown it :62 with a lovely. char n bewitching 'rom ‘experien FEE DURHAM CHRONICLE. looking a e dOn‘t in- to ensnare d of state- of f ascina' 'arn me Strong read sm 3D 18' Our experience with Rexall Dys- pepsia :Tabletts‘levads us 'to believe them ,'to be an excellent remedy for the relief of acute indigestion and chronic dyspepsia. Tiheir i11- gre-d-ienzt-s are soothing and then]- ing to the inflamed membranes of the stomach. They are rich in pepsin, one of the greatest di- gestive aids known to medicine. The relief they afford is almost immediate. Their use with perâ€" sistenxcy and regularity for a short time 'helps to bring about :1 cessation of the pains caused by stomach disorders. GET YOUR MONEY BMK If this Medicine Does Not Satisfacto ily Beneffc You. Practising physicians making a specialty of stomach troulles. arc really responsible for :the formula from which Rexall Dyspepsia Tab- lets -are made. We have simply profited by the experience of ex- perts. Not even a rat or a shrewmouie came to rustle the tangled undergrowth in the cappice. The remainder of the journey, how- ever, was performed without further disquieting manifestations and disap- pearances into the surrounding shade. “A well-directed sledge-hammer blow to one’s face is not calculated to strengthen them. Was it a man or a woman?" he asked, flicking the mare with his whip. “A woman.” “One of the servants, I’ll wager; moonlight and sentiment, you under- stand? We shall come upon a hulking, bashful bumpkin next. I expect the sound of wheels disturbed them.” “A figure slipped between the trees lower down, that’s all; my nerves are unstrung.” “Good heavens! What’s the mat- ter, man?” the Squ'ire exclaimed, as Paul Farley gave an unexpected start. The mare stepped slowly along the gravelled avenue in the shade of the great trees. The light grew fainter where the. mass of boughs met and wove a thick. network overhead. Hero and there a moonbeam peeped through the sweep of dark, clustering foliage, and left a silvery dance upon the up- per branches. Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets aid to are flutes: Didi: Ifé abse about his feet,” Paul said smiling; “she may Tie within your reach. though. you are unnonscious or“ her proximity.” The Squire shook his head. “I don’t think so,” he said with grave deliberation. “I’ve seldom been away from. Weyberne, and the neigh- borhood is as familiar ground as the floor of my sitting-room. If she had been a ncedle in a haystack, I should have found her before this. Sit tight, 311'. Farley, there’s a sharp curve to this corner." ' To be continued. Contrast with this the durability, cleanliness and well-ordered appearance of Concrete. ""L"' -..-.3qu\. syxac 1.1V"? LL ’ - 11g Barns Hens’ Nests S1 SZOppy, leaky 1410007872 fr-C“bhs’ Esta-ms Hitchzng Posts 81 v Dairées Horse Blocks St or clean, durable Concrete .9 Dipping Tanks Houses 8: Feonc;.tions Pouitry Houses T: Y,” ' ° ' ~ Fence Posts Root Ceilars T: h. oooen drinking troughs are about Feeding H00” SHCS w as rehahie as the weather. Gutters Shelter Wat's W The' are short-lived and require reâ€" piacing :very few yearsâ€"â€"not to mention canada cemefl continual patching to'keep them in repair. . Lhi‘“ - The best of wood cannot withstand, 51"” N°ti°ml Bmk Buildin“ for Iong, constant dampness and soaking. ' Its tendency to rapid decay soon shows itself in leaks and stagnant pools of water around trough. Caron; 1n li- re. St :0 ' - Here ‘is a remedy that will cure your «cold. Why waste time and money experimenting when you can get a preparation that Izzis Won a World-Wide reputation by its cures of this disease and can 211- Ways be depended upon? It is known everywhere as, Chamber- lain’s Cough Remedy, and is a medicine of real merit. For sale by all dealers. Mr. Thozs. Grc‘emwood has pur- chased the worth 100 acres of the (V a. J. MicKechnie properly :zt Mr. D. Edge 'had a men head placed on ‘his uimdmill last neck, It was manufactured m the Gooli Shaple V 8: Muir (30., Branstford, Messrs. Thos. Banks, and Angus M'cAntuhur, were up to Owen Sound on business last week. ‘Mr. Aphhur Edge. a'ccompnaied ”by his skin. Mrs Lena, spent a Week With friends in Grand Valley. Mr. ‘Wm. Spence is visiting his br-otthver-i-n-law, Mr. Adam Ander- eon. i l: n m ad'en Mr 'C. H. Moffat has plrchased a pure-bred Polled Angus cow from the herd of .Mr. Davis. of Alt-on. .Messrs. Adam Anderson and Will Williams, were assigning Mr. Joe. Atkinson to make timber, for an addition to «his barn. insure healthy appetite, aid diges- tion. and promote nutrition. As evidence of our sincere faith in Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets, we ask you mo try them at our risk. If they do not give you entire satisâ€" faction. We will return you the money you paid us for them. with- out question or formality. They come in three sizes, prices 2-5c., 50c. and $1.00. Remember, you can obâ€" tain them only at our storeâ€"The Rexall {Store Ma'cfarlane Co. Mr. and Mrs. Thus. Moffait. nf Owen Sound, are spending aweek with the. Moffat family. EDGE HILL Dairies Dipping Tank. Foundations Fence Posts Feeding Floors Gutters C oncrete,"â€"F recâ€"if you'll ask for It tells the many uses of Concrete in p3: simple language~tells how to make . is your choiceâ€"~expense-producing ' or money-saving Concrete? The dampness which destroys l oniy intensifies the strength and ha of Concrete. You can impair a woo clenctrougl comparatively. iittie use; but} it is powerful explosive to put a Concrete tank out of business. Chamber- and is a For sale Houses Poultry 'Houses Root Cenars Silos Shelter Walls Hens’ Nests Hitchlng Posts Horse Blocks All up-todabe than and M grocers keep our flour for 88h. your grocer does not keep it co: the mill and we will use you} a1 . .1 Chopfifi’fione Every [~‘ made 1nd is a it possesses. Bbthw wholPsomE. because of a «1009' that we put the whenfl“*' Don’t forget. "an! Milt? FLOUPT Buildiné, Montreal PASTRY F LOUB from $91914”; ‘Wi superior article frr Pastry. etc. SOVEREIGh ECLIPSE en «trough with Troughs Walks ’Nefl Cu Stables Sta Irs Stan: Tanks urbs lUl