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TO EXPECTANT MOTHERS Letter from Mrs. Ayars Tells How Lydia E. Pinkham‘s Vegetable Compound Helped Her two partners at their goldâ€"mining camp, Harry Gloster flees .out.h-‘ ward knowing that be will be ac~ cused of the crime. On the way Gloster saves the life of a stranger, Lee Haines, from the murderous bands of a scoundrel by the name of Joe Macarthur. "Joan" lives with an old recluse, Buck â€" Daniels, presumably â€" her father, in a ranch house. One nigh. she slips away and rides to a schoolâ€" house several miles distant, where a dance is in progress. On the way home she carries on a romantic conâ€" versation in the shadowy thickets with the outlawed Harry Gloster and then rides away at a gallop beâ€" fore Gloster can approach her. Glos ter goes to the schoolhouse, tags the prettiest girl on the floor, and begins to dance. "Nobody was tagâ€" ging you," he says wonderingly to his partner. M NOW GO ON WITH "THE sTORY BEGIN Finding the two partners Spring Valley, Sask.â€"‘"I took the Vogeufie Compound before my last Vegetable Com d before my last eon?inment, vm got to feeh’ng Bo badly that I could not sleep nights, m{ back ached so across my hips, and could bnrdlh.g do my work during the day. I never such an easy confinement nnduzhhmy-ixthbge;. Iread about Ivdia Eo Pinkham‘s Vevetahile Comâ€" Lydia E. Pinkham‘s v’,ruu. Comâ€" pound in the ‘Farmer‘s Telegram ‘ and wrote you for one of your books. We have no druggist in our town, but 1 saw {m medicine in T. Eaton‘s cculom.‘ am a farmer‘s wife, so have all k of work to do inside and outside the house, My baby is a nice bealthy girl who weighed nine pounds at birth. 1i am feeling fine after putting in a large John am feeling fine after putting in gargen rince ‘baby came. ‘Eu:“:'?. good as she can be.) Yours is the best ‘"‘Maybe," she answered. withqul raising her eyes. But Harry Gloster only laughed. "I‘ve broken the ice for you, then. Here comes a couple to get you. Shall I let them have you?" And at this, finally, she looked up. They were great brown eyes, indeed. and filled with an almost too perfect meekness. "Can you help it?" she asked. "Say the word and I‘ll show you the trick." Some of the meekness left her eyes and a glimmer of mischief took its place. "If you canâ€"" she said. It was done with miraculous skill A slight increase in their speedâ€" they whirled to}xards one prospecâ€" tive and eagerâ€"faced tagger, then away from his reaching fingertipsâ€" then towards the other, and away ‘again, like a leaf which currents throw up and down, suddenly, but nevery with jar or jerk. ~ "How in the world did you do it she was laughing up at him. He drank in that laughter, frankly meeting her eves as he had never met the eyes of any woman before What did it matter? She was only a ghost. The reality was far away fleeing through the haze of moonâ€" shine. "You‘re going to forget Johnâ€"for this one dance," he commanded. ‘"You‘re ehgaged to ime, understand â€"for five minutes!" "What do you mean?" gasped Nell "You know what I mean." He dodged an aggressive tagger and then sped on. "If John doesn‘t get me;" she was saying, "on this round, he‘ll be furious." "It does John good to be furious," answered Gloster, "We‘re too happy to be bothered." is revealed. The flavor is pure, fresh and fragrant. â€" Try it. Black, Mixed or Green Blends. "No," she answered, demurely. "Why not? Engaged to friend Dan BarRrRy‘s DAUGHTER HERE TODAY lifeless bodies of his by MAX BRAND ¢ B A. "You are or will be. I‘m happy enough to make up for two. It‘s overflowing. D‘you feel it come out of my fingertips at your back, like electricity ?" Her eyes were frightened, but her lips were smiling. "What are you doing?" "Taking you with me. ‘For five minutes, you undersand? Going to see how much action we can crowd into that timeâ€"" i "And after thatâ€"" I‘m going away. Never see you again!" "You‘re not like other people," she said almost wistfully. "Not a bit, Here‘s John again‘! Dance faster. Longer steps! We‘re going to dodge him if you helpâ€"" And help she did. She became as light as that whirling leaf he had thought of before. It seemed that his mere volition was guiding her. "The devil!" muttered Harry Glosâ€" ter. "Someone tagged me then. But we‘re going onâ€"" "Oh, there‘M be trouble about, it It‘s the rule!" "[Yyou care about rules?" "Not the least in the world!" She had â€"caught the fire at last. A rioting carelessness was in her eyes. "There‘s another hand at my shoulder!" They had swerved deftly away, but John had apparently been watchâ€" ing the previous tactics of this big stranger, and his hand touched Glosâ€" ter. But Gloster danced on, with the girl in his arms. "What will happen? What will they do?" the girl was breathing close to his face. "That‘s for them to worry about. This dance is ours!" He drew her a little closer. __"I feel your heart keeping timeâ€" with the music," he whispered. "You mustn‘t look at . me ing They‘ll only wish they‘d said it firstâ€"* "And John will be wildâ€"* "The wilder he is tonight, the tamer hg'll be tomorrow! By the Lord, you‘re too wonderful to e true!" "I won‘t listen to you!‘ ‘ Close your ears to me, then, and. listen to the music. D‘you hear it? "Que viva la rumba; Que viva, que viva placer; % 'Que vivan las ninas. chulitas, bonâ€" itas, Y guapas que saben querer!" "It‘s talking for me, Nell!" "There! You were fagged again‘!" "What do 1 care?" "Oh, everyone is looking at us!" "Let them look. You‘re worth seeâ€" ing, Nell!" ‘‘They‘ll fight you about this." "Do you mind being fought for? I‘d like to fight for you, Nell. There‘s John againâ€"but this time we‘ve dodged him. But look at them comâ€" ing! A dozen ready to tag me. Nell, you‘re a popula® ‘girl! ‘Confound them, they won‘t have you yet!" "Please!" "Please what? Do you want me to let you go?" me!" "Que viva la rumba, Que viva, que viva placerâ€"" He sang in a ringing bass. "Every person is looking at you." "Noâ€"at you, Nell. Two minutes out of my five are left. I‘m going to have you to myself that long!" ‘"What are you going to do?" ‘ "Take you out of this place before they tag me with a club." "Take me where?" * "Outside. We‘re going to sit on the }moonlight side of a tree and I‘m going to make love to you, Nell, as |you were never made love ‘to beâ€" fore." » "Iâ€"1â€"no!" She pressed a little closer to him. ‘"Don‘t let them take "We?" "Hush, Nell. I know that you trust me."" ‘"Not a bit." "Look me in the eye when you say that." "Do you think I‘ve gone mad? I won‘t go a step with you!" ‘‘You‘re a dear, Nell. But 1 want|lonus kidney complications, By al to have you where it‘s quist to tell\ means have your physician examipe you just how dear you are. When your kidmeys at least twice a year. She flushed gloriously and her eye wavered under his glance. "Why not?" "They‘ll know what you‘re F Â¥ Iu“r--o!"_' ; sommmmmeme 8 "Oht" cried she. "My head is| _ Any breaking out of the skin like sayv "Nor 1 what they do." ‘They reached the end of the ‘hail, swung deftly through the outer line of the dancers, and were suddenly through the door, leaving a gasp of wonder behind them. Before them swimming!" was the moonlight world. There was no lack of brains beâ€" hind the level black brows of John Gainor. His temper was as é@ger and as sanguinary as that of any man, but he was possessed of & controlling discretion. When, after having tagged Gloster, he saw the big man dance serenely on, his first impulse ’is to jump at his throat and tear bhim away, But the very size of Harry Gloster was enough to make Gainor doubly thoughtful. So, instead of acting on the flnt! rash impulse, he stepped back to consider the situation again. Had it been the first time that Nell had stepped from the conventional path. passion might bave carried him away, but he had watched her flirtâ€" ing a dozen times, and this was simply the old story retold, he deâ€" cided. It would not do to make himâ€" self ridiculous before the crowd. Again, he was by no means sure how far he could go with Nell. Whother she was in love with him or with his father‘s ranch he had never been quite able to make up his mind. On occasion he presumed on the rights of being her fiance, but those occasions were few and far between. So far, so good. But if he temptâ€" ed her again, might she not fling away from him and wreck all his hopes with a single fiery sentence? He knew her well enough to feel the danger. And this, plus the physical dimensions of Harry Gloster, made him pause to consider. In another moment he was glad that he had delayed, for Gloster was tagged oy half a dozen other men, and yet still went serenely on and showed not the slightest intention of abandoning his partner. It was not Gainor alone who had been inâ€" sulted, but a whole group of men, and every one was on fire with rage. Moreover, they were not fellows to lie down under such an insult. In fact, they were such men that he could not imagine what had let Nell permit her partner to offend them. Something â€" most â€" extraordinary maust have happened to sweep Nell off her feet in such Tashion. Nel! was transformed and radiant in the arms of this big man. She leaned back in them and looked up to hi with laughter on her lips. But Gainor took no hasty steps. It was not until he saw the couple swing off the uin floor at the end of the hall ind uisappear through the door that he began to act on the offensive. Quart of Water Cleans Kidneys No man or woman can make a mistake by flushing the kidneys oc caslonally, says a wellâ€"known authâ€" ority. Eating too much rich food creates acids, which excite the kilâ€" neys. They become overworked from the strain, get sluggish and fall to filter the waste and poisons from the blood. Then we get sick. Rheumatism, headaches, liver troubâ€" le, nervousness, dizziness, sleeplessâ€" ness and urinary disorders often come from sluggish kidneys, Take a Little Salts if Your Back Hurts, or Bladder Is Troubling You. The moment you feel a dull ache in the kidneys, or your back hurts, or if the urine is cloudy, offensive, full of sediment, irregular or passâ€" age or attended by a sensation of scalding, begin drinking a quart of water each day, also get about four ounces of Jad Saits from any ipharlnlcy; take a tablespoonful in a glaes of water before breakfast, ’nnd in a few days your kidneys may act fine. "With the music!" "IPll go. 1 don‘t care what they This famous salts is made from the acid of grapes and lemon julce, combined with lithia, and has been used for years to flush and stimuâ€" late the kidpeys; also to help neutralize the acids in the eystem, so they no longer cause Irritation, thus often relieving bladder weak Jad Salts is inexpensive; makes a delightful effervescent lithiaâ€"water drink which everyone should take now and then to help keep the kidâ€" neys clean and active and the blood pure, thereby often avolding serâ€" Jous kidney complications. By all means have your physician examipe An Outlander Offends (To Be Continued) CHAPTER VIH â€"Copyright to dry right up and go away, deâ€" clares a noted skin specialist. Nothing has ever been found to take the place of sulphur as a pimâ€" inexpensive. Just‘ask any druggist for a small jar of Rowles Mentho ‘The Municipal Council of the Township of Wellesley held their second regular monthly session at the Township Hall, Crosshill, Monâ€" day the 2nd day of February, 192%6. at the hour of 10.30 in the forencon. Sulphur and use it like cold cream. The members al took part in conâ€" gratulating Mr. Reidel on his elevaâ€" tion to the Wardenship of the Counâ€" ty of Waterloo to which he grate fully returned sincere thanks. All the members were present, the Reeve presided. The minutes of the January meetâ€" ing were read and adopted. . Correspondence, bills and â€" acâ€" counts were received, among them being a letter from Mr. J. L. McKay, Linwood, dealing with school taxes referred to the % of lot 1, con. 11, and others. A blank Byâ€"Law and an agreeâ€" ment were received from the bank of Nova Scotia, Linwood, and a reâ€" solution authorizing the treasurer to sign on behalf of the customer (the Municipality) to endorse for deposit to the credit of the customer all cheques, drafts, notes, bills and other negotiable â€"instruments with the bank or its officers, &c., was received from the Standard Bank of Canada. An account of $105.00, being for a steel culvert, was received from the Clerk of the Township of North Dumfries. Byâ€"Laws: Moved by L. Baechler, seconded by J. Ogram that Byâ€"Law number â€" to divide and number Township roads into roadâ€"divisions and to apâ€" point Township roadâ€"commissioners for each of such R. divisions accordâ€" ing to Statutes, in the Township of Wellesley, for the year 1925, be read a first and second time.â€"Carried. Moved ‘by J. Ogram seconded by W. H. Knight that Byâ€"Law number â€" to authorize the Corporation of the Township of Wellesley to borrow zertainâ€"sumsâ€"of â€"moneyâ€"toâ€"meetâ€"the necessary expenditure for the curâ€" rent year 1925, from the Bank of Nova Seotia, Linwood, be now read a first and second time.â€"Carried. Moved by W. H. Knight seconded by J Ogram that the Township Clerk is hereby instructed to notify the Township Treasurer to place to the credit of the Wellesley Munici pal Telephone System at the Stanâ€" dard Bank, Wellesley, the sum of $400.00 and at the Bank of Nova Scotia, Linwood, the sum of $200.00, interest on these amounts to be charged to the Telephone System.â€" Carried. orders in payment of same: W. J. Chalmers, for ditch, 44 pay, $7.75; Sims, Bray and Mcintosh, for legal services, $34.00; Treasurer, North Dumfries, for steel culvert. part % pay, 105.00; The Municipal World. for six subscriptions, 6.00; Payment of Accounts: Moved by P. A. Wagner seconded by L. Baechler that the following amounts be paid to the following persons and that the Reeve issue orders in payment of same: W. J. Chalmers, for ditch, 44 pay, $7.75; Sims, Bray and Mcintosh, for J J. Carson, grading Mornington boundary, 14.00; J. E. Nurse, for making out report, 7.80; H. E. Ratz, lumber account, 186.60; John 8 Meyer, for road work, 1.25; Jacob Lichty, work with engine, 2.00. Total, $364.40. Carried. Council now formed into commit tee of the whole on Byâ€"Laws 876 and 877. J. Reidel being chairman. Byâ€"Law 876 to divide the Townâ€" ship roads into subâ€"division and apâ€" point Tp. R. commissioners. The following names were written in: No. 1, Wilmot Township; 2, Jacoo Ziegler; 3, John Miller; 4, Louis Esbaugh; 5, Herman Neeb; 6, Thos. Freeborn; 7, John Eydt; 8, D. Chalmers; 9, Henry McFaddin; 10, Manual Berg; 11, Hy. Schmidt; 12, Louis Freiburger; 13, John Jacobi; 14, E. J. Dietrich; 15. Louis Dietrich; 16, Louis Newmaster; 17, Alex Morrow; 18, Mornington Townâ€" ship; 19, John Gilliland; 20, Eo. M. Brenner; 21, Wm. Haffner; 22. Stephen Scherrer; 23, Wookwich Township; 24, Noah Wideman; 25, John Schlueter; 26, A. P. Dammeier; 27, Joseph Eckert; 28, Peel Townâ€" ship; 29, Wim. Lambert; 30, Peel Township east of Wallenstein. ‘Byâ€"Law No. 877 to borrow money from the Bank of Nova Scotia, Linâ€" wood, the sum of $20,000.00 was inâ€" serted and both Byâ€"Laws were signâ€" ed by the Reeva and Clerk and datâ€" Committee resumed in open oonl-lh whsolutely harmless and doesn‘t 1. Moved by P. A. Wagner, sec‘d burn the skin. 4 ‘The pimples seem| CLEANING AND PRESSING THE WATERLOO DYING, CLEAM | oornemNT, HATTIN and SNYDER, ING AND PRESSING PARLORA lsw offices, Waterioo County Loar Pressed. Latest sanitary ancer, etc. Money to loan, Office, steam pressing. Molsons‘ Bank Bullding, Waterlos. MAHN BRO8., Propristors. l Building, corner King and Foumâ€" 18 King 8t. N. Waterlo®| dry Streets. Phone 71. Kitchomer, Better Than None Old maid sisterâ€"Robert, why do you persist in kissing me so often? Young Brotherâ€"Well sis, you al ways look so deuced grateful. Thrifty Scotâ€"Right, laddie, but if I do, mind ye, ‘ll no pay for the bed. No Lal, No Pay Buttons (rousing the guests)â€"Get up! Get up! The hotel‘s afire‘! Met His Match "They say Pauline‘s fiance has money to burp." "Well he‘s met his match." Good Proof Mrs. Nayborâ€"How do you know your husband was working down in the office? Mrs. Youngbride â€" I telephoned and Central said "Busy" The Kicker Silenced Patientâ€"What.two dollars for pulâ€" ling a tooth! You certainly earn your money quickly. Dentistâ€"Oh, if you prefer, I ‘can do it very slowly. by L. Baechler that Byâ€"Laws Nos. 876 and 877, as filled in be now read a third time and finally passed.â€" Carried. All Township Road Commissioners appointed by Byâ€"Law number 876 are invitedâ€"to attend Council meetâ€" ing to be held March 2nd, 1925, at the hour 2.30 in the afternoon to reâ€" ceive instructions as to their duties. Moved by L. Baechler, seconded by J. Ogram that Council do now adjourn to meet again at the Townâ€" shill Hall, Crosshill, on Monday March the 2nd, 1925, at 10 o‘clock _Rstha forenoon. Carried. t. Clements, February 6th, 1925. Ouch! Lame Back. Rub Lumbago Or | Backache Away 114 King Weat, .« ~ Kitchoner THE MARCANTILE FIRE INSURANCE the quickest relief is soothing, peneâ€" trating Bt. Jacobe Oil. Rub it right on your painful back, and instantâ€" ly the soreness, stiffness and lameâ€" ness deappeats. Don‘t stay crippled. Get a small trial bottle of St. Jacobs Oil from your druggist and limber II-“T Outarto Mind Kidneys cause backache? No.! Lisâ€" ten! Your backache is caused by up. _A Rear of Pequegnat Block, Fredâ€" erick St., Witchener. Phone 119J you‘ll wonder what became backache or lumbago pain. Rub old, honest St. Je« Alfred Wright, Secretary. C. A. BOEMM, Di8T. AGT. Waterios, Ont. Phone 249 Farm Implements Gordon Peterson ||;; All policies guaranteed by INCORPORATED 1874 Peter F. Schummer, Clerk GUARANTHED repairs of broken metal parts and auto radiators. Broken frames of cars, broken castings, etc., welded, straightenâ€" L. W, Shuh . ....>.. W. G. Weichel ..... J. Howard Simpson Richard Roschman Jos. Stauffer ARTHUR FOSTER . B. E. BECHTEL and w. R. BRICKER ... C. A. BOEHM ..... Block, King Wost, Kitchener. | to Conrad Bitzer, Barrister, Selteâ€" itor, Notary Public, etc. Money to and Comveyancer Office Merchâ€" °_ ASSETS OVER $1,400,000 GovErnmENnt DEpPOSIT $100,000 Promptly and neatly done.Satis faction guaranteed. REP AIRIN G BOOTS, SHOES and RUBBERS REPAIRED KNIVES SHARPENED ed and made good as new. Wreckâ€" chenmer. Phone 1556. 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