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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-11-23
A Glance I'm The
Thanksgiving Mirror
Extract from Mayor Brown;s Proclamation
as Published in The Lake County Times, Nou. Fl, 1921
PROCLAMATION.
of Hammond:

To the Citizens of Hammond:
On account of conditions known to
exist in our>city winch will continue to
exist during the winter, an o~rganiza-
ton has been perfected, known as the
Hammond Relief Association.
Many people are out Of employment
and have used up their savings and
are now in dire need of assistance and
VIII continue in need of assistance in
many instances throughout the win
ter, owing to their inability to obtain
employment
In order to assist those in absolute
need of clothing and fuel and food this
organization is putting on a drive for
funds. Those who have employment
and those financially able to assist Will
be called upon as literally as possible
for the purpose above mentioned.
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Miss Ruth McEwen, assisted by Miss
Frances Rist, delightfully."- entertained
at a surprise party in honor of her
brother. George. at her home on Doty
street on Monday evening. Music and
games We're the evenings entertain
ment and dainty refreshments were
served twelve guests, all OF whom re-
ported a most enjoyable evening.
Clarence Muehlberger. son of Mr..
and Mrs. Otto Muehlberger OF Will
liam street. returned home this even
ing from the University OF Wisconsin
and viii spend the reraainder of the
week with his parents.
The Ba-Ta Club met az the ho-e -
Miss Diana %Rappaport Of Highland
street last evening and enjoyed her
most delightful hospitality. Dancing
and games were enjoyed by nine
couples. after which the hostess serv-
ed n delicious and elaborate course
luncheon. The next meeting Of the
club VIII take place in two weeks
when Miss Erna Hellerman OF Sibley
street entertains.
The Rotary Club enjoyed a dinner
party last evening at the Country
Club and entertained the ladies'. There
were speeches and entertainments and
everybody had a good time with
everybody else. Good dinner too.
-.
kennard Whitman of Troy. n. Y,
who is employed in the Northern In
diana Gas & Electric and
Miss Brandt saw The Bat" at Cohen's
Grand last night.
Miss Genevieve Adelaide Perry
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Perry of Moraine avenue, KenNvoc
was hostess to sixteen OF her school
mates and friends at a party on Tues
day evening in celebration OF her four
teenth birthday. The guests enjoyed
music, dancing and games and the
first prize was awarded to Rrcs
Chapin and the second to Mercedes
Mueller. Ice cream. candies and q
big, frosted. candlelit birthday cake
were enjoyed. Miss Sarah Dyer as
sister Miss Perry in receiving.
Miss Virginia O'Sullfvan. little
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. f. :.
O'Sullivan of Truman avenue. who has
been quite Ill since Saturday, is some
what improved today.
There Will be a meeting OF the boys
Of St. Paul's Episcopal church tonight
at seven o'clock in the church.
Don't fail to attend the Doll Ba-
zaar" at Polonia Hall on Cameron
street. Thanksgiving Day Opening a,
j p m 1921
Miss Cecilia knoerzer. daughter OF
MI. and Mrs. Eeonari Knoerzer OF
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Clinton street. has returned home to
spend Thanksgiving with her parents.
She is attending school at St. Mary's
in South Bend.
The Mems Auxiliary OF the Fifth Dr.
vision of the Ladies' Aid Society of
the First NJ. e. church will meet with
Mr.. Roy Tweedle, 465 Eaton street.
on Friday evening. November 25th.
MISS Violet Sxinson. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. K. Stinson OF Detroit
street. is coming homo TO enjoy the
Thanksgiving vacation with her par
ents.
Miss Gladys Graves is spending
Thanksgiving and weekend wisn
Miss Gertrude Foltz at her home in
Hamlet Ind.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Metzger Of Ev-
erett Place celebrated their twenty
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Card of Thanks

To the city officials of West Ham
mond, friends and relatives:
We take this means Of conveying 10
you our deep and sincere thanks for
the kindness and sympathy shown us
in our hour of sorrow and bereavement
oecasioned by the death of our beloved
son and brother Bernard J. Burczyk, al
so for the many beautiful floral offer
Iings.
PETER BURCZYK. FATHER
BROTHERS AND CHILDREN.
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For OIL Stains.

To remove obstinate oil stains mia
well three ounces of spirits of tur-
pentine and one ounce Of essence of
lemon and apply as you would any
other securing substance.
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BAZAAR

AT Immanuel's Ev. Church Hall,
East Sibley street. Thursday, Dee. 4.
afternoon and evening. Quilts.
~apFons. fancy work ana numerous
o+ner things for sale. Come and buy
vour Christmas gifts. 11-23-1
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N DANCE

The German beneficial Union Dis
tTict 500, Sunday. November 81 at 3
p. M al Gernania Climb, cor. Sohl and
Indiana avenue. Tickets acc. Foe
members and their friends. 11-21-5
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Clarence Muehlberger. son of Mr..
and Mrs. Otto Muehlberger of Will
liam street. returned home this even
ing from the University of Wisconsin
and viii spend the %renainder of the
week with his parents.
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fifth wedding anniversary Saturday
evening in their home. The house
was prettily decorated with white and
silver and the hostess wore a lovely
frock Of frosty gray taffeta. After an
elaborate dinner has been served to
one hundred ffty guests. dancing and
music were enjoyed In Schneider's ball
room on State street. Mr.. and Mrs.
Metzger Were represented with an
ornate wedding cake and a great
many beautiful gifts Of silver. to-
Eether with the good wsshe sand con-
s~ratulations of their many trends.
Hal Plamondon of Chicago is the
guest Of Leo Knoerzer OF Elizabeth
street for a few days.
Canton Hammond No. 50 and thu
ladies auxiliary went to Chicago last
evening where they visited the Taurus
Sanctorum No 1S5
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Sarah Friedman, oeacher Ct piano.
Icssons at 75c half hour in my home,
455 Plummer ave- phone 13O5-J, Ham
rnond. 1I-23-t
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POTATOES POTATOES

Two cars Northern White. $3.50 and
$3.50 per 60 lbs, buy before cold
weather. Phone 1309-W. 666 State
Line St. 11-12-tf
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r People, is the real significance of the conditions prompting this
proclamation apparent to you? Have you given it any more thought
than to exclam, MY goodness! How unfortunate" or well, that
means another donation" This is the TRUE MEANINGIt means
that they were UNPREPARED for the rainy day" Because of
an association of circumstances which they were unable to fosee and
unprepared to forestaN, these unfortunate people are dependent for
their very existence upon public charity.
Folks, tomorrow is Thanksgiving Day, and tradition has it that
we should recount all of the things that we have to be thankful for
Will you, tomorrow, be able to sit back and feel secure with the
knowledge that you have taken every step possible to prevent your
family from spending the unhappy Thanksgiving Day that these poor
unfortunate people are bound to experience. There IS nothing more
uncertain than Life, and nothing more certain than Death Is your
life insured in full proportion to your means? If it is, then you and
your loved ones have something to be thankful for; if not-wen, you
see the point, don't you?
One month and one day from tomorrow IS Christmas, and if you
have not protected your family, why not make your Christmas one
taking that ounce of prevention" which IN the case of your unex-
pected death would furnish the pound Of cure"
Your Life Insurance is the Heightened
Shadow of Your Love for Your Family
THINK 1T OVER
THE HOME COMPANY
Northern States Life
Insurance Company
hammond, Indiana
Observation-Disclosures NHHNMHNH 1NHH Observation-Disclosures MnHHMH MM
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LIVE LOCAL
NEWS ADS"
Wassey's Pleating Shop

w dSS0y D EI6dLIIIg SHOP
EMBROIDERING, STAMPING, KEN.
STITCHING. BUTTON HOLE.
BUTTON COVERING, HRAIDExG.
RUCHING, FANCY STITCHING.
81 STATE STREET. PHONE HAM.
MOND 44a
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Hammond Musical College

Piano. Voice. Violin. Public Speak
ing. Ukelele, Banjo. Mandolin. Guitar
Dancing. Dramatic Art l0-l
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-11-18
Speclal Notices

10th, 1921, at the front door Dk
the Court House OF said Counts
at 1850 A, NJ. on that day Re
the highest bidder all that certain.
loc or parcel Of real estate tas
Eether with the appQftenapcea AND
improvements there to hRlnpEtast
located in the Sycamore Aadltllns
To tho City OF ManningtoR, MRytnEi
County. West Virginia, 4 map ~
plat Of which said Addition
Record in the Clerks office OF tfe
County Court OF said County that
is to say;
Lot No. ! In Block-No. I'M II
shown on the plat of said kddls
ton. which said lot Is bounded and
deacribed as follows:
Beginning at a stake on Tie
bank OF Buffalo Creek next Qdjaes
emit to a IL foot alley; thence
8 degrees 40 ". 80 feet to = stake
in the line of the Right Of Wayo
the Falrmont & Manptngton IA
road: thence with the line Of sad
right OF way n, S. degrees ~
LuU Iee[ 70 d bl4ASI SVE4Aa4 ~ ny
No. 2; thence With the line Of Sad
lot No. . n. 4 degrees So ., 1885
feet to a stake on the bank Of
Buffalo Creek; thence with sad
Buffalo Greek to the place Of be
ginning. and being the same real,
estate which was conveyed to the.
said James F. McIptUrlf by the.
Sycamore Land Company, 9 cnF
poratiou, by Deed dated on the
nth day OF June 1916 and reeAraed
in the Clerks Office of the County
Court of said County.
Said sale will Il emade Ruhieet
70 the exception OF the coal oil anu,
gas as contained in the deed above
mentioned.
Terms Of sale-cash ID hand %
day Of sale.
Given under my hand this letlg
day OF November 1921.
PAUL G. ARMSTRONG
Trlstee
II is 25 2 8 and .
II: II IS 25! 12;
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Special Notices

Notice OF Trustees Sale Of I'm.
proved real estate at Warrington,
West Virginia.
Pursuant to the authority vested
In me by a certain deed of trust
executed by James F. McInturff
and Janetta May M%cInturff; his
wife, to Paul G. Armstrong. The
tee, dated on the 7th day OF July,
1916, and recorded in the Clerks
Office OF the County Court Of Ma
rion county, West Virginia, in
Trust Deed Book No. Al, Page
476, I will on Saturday, December
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Notice Of Trustees Sale pf I'M
proved Real Estate. located en-
Water Street, Falrmont, West VIZ
gInia.
Pursuant to the authority vsstl
ed in me by a certain deed ot. trust
by Mary E. Gould 20 Paul
G. Armstrong, Trustee bearing
date on the StA., day Of August
1917, and Recorded in the Clerks
Office OF the County Court of Mar
ION County. West Virginia, In Trust
Decd Book No. 50. Page 43l
will on Saturday December 10th
1921, at the front door Of the Court
House Of said County, at 1880
A. NJ. on that day sell to the htsl
est bidder. all thai. certain lot OK
parcel OF real estate. together with
the Improvements thereto helpnga
ing, located on Water Street u the
First Ward OF the City OF FAIR
mont. Marion County, West
ginia. which said real estate 40
bounded and described as followsa
beginning at a corner to ThQmass
D. Harden on tho west side oi
Water Street which corner Is locat
cd s. $50 OH W. 1915 feet from
the southwest corner Of the inter-
section Of Water Street with tie
alley leading to the Cleveland
Blacksmith Shop; then with the
line Of Water street 8. So Oh
81 feet to a stake: thence ~
2Sr w 95 feet To- a post 4nStle l1qa
Of the BsItlmoreand Ohio Railroad
Property, formerly Adams audi
Holt; thence N. So 19A ~. BOZ
feet to a post In the line OF Thomts
D, Harden's property; thence With
the line of Thomas d. HaSdqnsts
property S. IL 2St =. III feat
a post at the plate of beginn1ns
and being the same real eattA
which was conveyed to the said
Mary r. Could by James D. LtpS
ct ux by Deed dated on the
day of May 1893 and Recordedi
the Clerks Office Of the Comfy
Of MarionCounty, West
ginia. in Deed Book No. 63 Page
Terms of sale-cash tnshahd
day of sale.
Given under my hand this l6tha
day Of November 1924.
PAUL 9. ARMsTKoN
11-17-18-25; 1:-2ts-s
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Female Help Wanted

FIRST GLASS PRoroslrIoN
for ten bright. wide awake
Young women. SaIaried Positions.
Apply between S and 8 tonight, at
Tho West Virginian Office.
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For Exchange

coon REFRIGERATOR will az.
change for rugs. or davenport
or what have you? Phone 4444.A,
CAT &c per word each day you cay
insert this sort Of Want Ad to MS
pose Of things you no longer need,
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Building Lots FOR Sale


LOTS IN SIMON ADDITION on
easy terms. p. a. saeci. SEln.
ner Bldg. lO-29-."t-l2211
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Livestock

HOGS, SHEEP & DOGS. RerE
Shoats Weighing from 90 lbs. to
1875 lbs. Also sone sheep and two
good rabbit dogs, five pups. Como
and see them or call Rivesvills
36,R.g2. JAMES p. SMITH.
11-1G.4t.1592I
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GROOM BRICK HOUSE, State St
1Bargaln for quick buyer. A
lcci, Skinner Bldg. lO'aS-s0t-4SooA
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Help Wanted

WHITE PEOPLE w~ANTED-For
e Y. W. C. a. Cafeteria work
Expert woman cook. Assistant pas
try and salad cooks. Kitchen neIp,
ers. Girls for dining room. req
pie 10 take interest in !. w @ a,
ideals especially sought. Apply
Woman's Branch, Y. NJ. 6. A.
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Miscellaneous For Sale

I'VE BUY OR SELL anything. /
FUNT. Phone 1891.
1o.2S.26t-122TA
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Rooms Wanted

HOME IN PRIVATE FAMILY
Desired by young business man ;
prefer both room and meals; will
pay we'll. Phone John Smith, 000.N
Cribs is a suggestion for a Want
nd to be used II you want to bet.
ter your living conditions. Costs
only &c per word each day.
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ONE OF FINEST residences II
Fairmon., located in Fourth ware
near school and church, aDon'
seven minutes walk from court
house. p. A. Sacci. Skinner Bldg
19.29.2Gt-13093
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Houses Aud Lots

TO BUY OR SILL See Gee. ii.
grobst. Professional Bldg.
10 25 9Gt 1919 a
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Farms Wanted

TO BUY on LEASE
y small farm near Falrmont on
traction line. Address Joe Smith,
Chicago, Ill. IAN advertisement OF
this character costs only &c per
word each day.)
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Autos And Accessories

NEW AND USED CARS and acces.
series. Cash or terms. FAIR
MONT OAKLAND SALES, AS
Meredith st. 10.25,2stll47A
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Farms For Sale

BARN, 143 cares. cheap; pleasant
attractive summer home; write
owner for particulars. e. G. VIII
lians, r. d. No. 2, ~Plensautville,
Pa. II IA St l04S a
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Rooms For Rent

APARTMENT, 4 rooms and bath
Skinner Tavern Hotel Bldg.
11-18-3t.1GS9A
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TWO UNFINISHED LIGHT
HOUSEKEEPING rooms. Large,
strictly private in every way. Very
convenient. II Spence ST
11,1S.2t-1636A
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SPLENDID so acre farm, level.
rich soil, fine 6 room house anc
splendid poultry house; undertake
with good wien coal; mine now
yopened and ready TO operate; ono
mile 10 improved road; price only
$4,000; terms reosanble. This Is a
genuine bargain at a Sacrifices
price. II interested, do not della!
as It will be quickly sold. EVER
EFT, CAPEL & JOHNSTON. EaSt
Palestine, Ohio. II 10 St 1858 y
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DIAMOND STREET HOME near
bridge. a Bargain. LEVI e.
fHARK ll.lS-2t.l62lA
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300 DOWN and $l.OO weekly, a
good lot on the East Side. LEVI
I.B. HAIR. ll'lS.2tS4Oz5A
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FOR SALE
nted-Miscellan

RAGS, Clean and in good condition
wanted. Deliver to Press Room
THE WEST VIRGINiAN, Pay Sc
per pound. IL 10 Ct 1857 A
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Offices To Rent

HEsK ROOM and use OF telephone
In downtown office building. Low.
to reliable party. Phone.
447G7. (Use q Want Ad like this it
you have more room in your office
than you need. Perhaps somebody
would be glad to rent desk spac"
from YOU'D
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A NEAT appearing energetic girl
for IL Fairmont store to wa!t on
music trade. Address in own hand
writing, stating age, reference etc.
to Box 15, Wheeling, ". Va.
11.1S.2t-l62SA
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II Is 25 2 8 and .
II: II IS 25s y; s39
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Boarders And Roomers

WANTED-BOaroers ana roomer:
by day. week or meal. 32S Jack
son St. 9.2+25lS6tA
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Houses For Sale

! ROOM BUNGALOW. spring ST
Quick possession Phone go.
10 36 est 1873 A
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Coal and Timber

BIGGEST HIT or THE SEASON.
Get your moneys worth. New
England Screened Coal. $4.25 PER
TON. All transfer done promptly
SarefIlly and reasonably. Call East
Side Transfer: Phone 948,M.
IL 5 Est 1861 a
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Contracting

FAIRMONT MANTLE & TILE
Co. Can furnish tile bath rooms
porch floors, tile. brick and woor
nantes OF all kinds. Coal CRATES
and gas logs. See us first. sos
First 81. Phone 1252.R.
II . cot 1908 A
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"As CONVENIENT AS YOUR
TELEPHONE" HOME Laundry.
Agency for Footer's Dye Works,
Phone 291.R. 11.1-2st1294A
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COZY CALIFORNIA BUNGALOW.
West End. Fine lot. Phone $40.
10 20 est tl77A
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Unfinished Rooms

THREE newly papcred unfurntsk
ed rooms. SIG Market st.
II lG st 1893 3
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CLEVELAND. New
and used Cars. Cash o. terms.
Phone $50. Liberty Garage Cor.
Merchant & Morgantown Ave.
10 25 est 1857 A
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Statesmen Wanted

SALESMAN WANTED, with car to
call on dealers with low priced
5000 mile tire. Compensation sat
isTactory to man with ability. THE
c. l.. SMITH COMPANY. South
Bend. Ind. ti.lS.1t-1632A
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MONROE STREET - 1 rooms on
easy monthly payments. Big ior.
lLEyI Il, HARR I1.lS-2t1620A
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City Property

lSRANT STREETS rooms, little
cash and monthly. LEVI B.
iAARR. 11.1S-2t.1619A
Judsonia weekly advance., 1921-03-24

had occasion to take 1t agaln as I nave been so well. l have six room flat and do all my work. My two sisters are taking the Compound upon my rec ommendation and you may publish my letter. It is the gospel truth and l will write to any one who wants a personal letter. Mrs. E. H. HAYDoCK, 6824 St. Lawrence Avenue, Chicago Illinois.
 Because Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege- table Compound saved Mrs. Haydock from an operation we cannot claim that all operations may be avoided by it., but many women have escaped oper- ations by the timely use of this old fash- toned root and herb medicine.
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whispered as they left the room. We can't be too careful to keep our busi- ness secret"
 AS they stood for a moment in the waiting room it occurred to Allan that some shooting might be found in the mountains. You haven't got a gun you could lend ne, I suppose2" he said to Gardiner
 What do you want gun for?" Gardiner demanded brusquely
 Might get a shot at partridge, or somthing. No harm in having one along, is there?"
 "Oh, no, but 1 don't expect you'll see anything to justify the trouble. Anyway, l haven't got one"
 ''There's shotgun here" said the hotel clerk. who had overheard the last remarks, If that would suit you. A ChoIly who was taking a short course in poker put it up a few days ago as standoff on his eat score. There's ten bones against it; if it's worth that to you, take it."
 He handed the gun over the coun- ter, and Allan examined it with inter-
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tereSt.
 est. He recognized an English weapon of value out of all proportion to the price asked.
 "Fll take it." he said, and paid down the money. There was a momentary darkening of Gardiner's face which nobody noticed
 The little party then moved out to the street. Gardiner had regained his smooth manner, and gave some final directions about the road.
 ."Oh, we'll find it all right" said Allan, in high spirits, "and we'll beat you to the shanty unless you've some faster nags at home than any I see you driving. So long."
 "So long," called Gardiner ''So long. and good luck"
 "So long, an good luck" repeated Rifles. He was trying to play the game, but, as Gardiner often reminded him, he had no imagination. It would have been quite impossible for Riles, on his own initiative. to have thought of wishing the Harrises good luck on the journey they were about to com- mence. They were interesting types of villains-one, gentlemanly, suave, deep and resourceful the other, coarse, shallow slow-witted and brutal. The offense of one against society was wholly intellectual of the other, al- most wholly physical. Gardiner fully appreciated the difference, and in his heart he felt a contempt and loathing toward Rifles which he concealed only as matter of policy. And he had worked out in his mind little plan by which Rifles. when his usefulness was ended should be shufIled off with out any share in the booty. At pres ent he tolerated him because of neces- sity. There was work before them for which Riles was peculiarly qualified.
 The Harrises went at once to a liv- cry stable. where they arranged for team and outfit. They then bought some cartridges for the gun and small handbag in which to carry the money.
 When Harris presented himself at the bank wicket and asked for the full amount to his credit In cash the sal low-faced teller turned trifle paler still and slipped into the managers office. A moment later the manager himself appeared before them.
 That's q pretty heavy order on a country bank, Mr. Harris. Of course we could give it to you in exchange, but to pay twenty thousand dollars or whereabouts in bills will drain us 10 al- most jour last dollar. Can't you use a marked check, or draft on Calgary bank?"
 fTO RE CONTINI1ED
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"It was chance a minute ago. it's a certainty now. It's the cinch of a lifetime"
 "Where's some paper?" asked Allan. Lets get telegram away right off"
 Gardiner produced a notebook and, at Harris dictation, drafted tele- gram to Bradshaw, directing him to dispose of the farm at once along the lines of the instructions already given him. He was to cash the agreement and wire the proceeds to Harris.
 Then followed long anxious days. Fortune seemed to hang on Bradshaw's success in making an immediate sale If the farm. It was large order, and
 ct Harris felt confident buyer