. tanters below.

ABBOTSFORD,

SUMAS AND MATSOUI

NEWS

CAPTAIN

Cei
CAPTAIN BLOOD,

be the title role, 19 am adaptation of F u
ona ion of this thrilling movel, | “I must return to Colonel Bishop
¥ ‘ ] for my orders," he informed thom,
APT — ey » the ‘
CHAPTER XVIII,—Continued jthe waist broke thelr ranks and went) A{ that moment a Jano was open-
“Nor will that serve you,” Oglo|nolsily Mocking to line the bulwarks/ed in the ranks of the men, and

warned him, still more fiercely.
men are of my®thinking, and they'll) We
have their way

“You come to give advice, then, do
you ” quoth Blood, relenling nothifig
of his sterpess.

“That’s it, Captain; advice. That
girl, there.” He flung‘out a bare arm
to point to her.
Governor of Jamaica’
We want her as a bos

“Bishop's girl; the
piece ‘
lage for our

hie

" roared In chorus the buc-

‘It’s a providence having her aboard;
Lproyidenca. eave to, Captain, and
Hignal them to send a boast, and as-
sure themselves that Miss is here.
Then let them know that if they -at-
tempt to hinder our sailing hence, we'll
hang the doxy first and fight for it

po:

80)

g{ter. That'll coo] Coloncl Bishop's
heat, maybe.”
“And maybe it won'L” Slow and

mocking came Wolverstone’s voice to
answer tho other's confident excite-
ment, and as he spoke he advanced to
Blood’s side, an unexpected ally. “If
yee counting on pulling Bishop's
heartstrings, ye’re a Bigger fool, Ogle,
than I've always thought you was.

We've got to fight, my lads ” a he . , . needs
“How can we fight, mans” Ogle|*° BaD a
stormed at him: too harshl.

“Why .

Then louder than before roared a
fun away to leeward.
“They are within range,” cried Ogle.
“Waitt” Blood bade him, interrupt
Ing, and he set a restralning hand}
npon the gunner’s arm. “There is, |
I think, a bett Mine is the
way, ' Put the helm
de Pitt. “Heave her to,
and signal to them to send a boat.”
A silence of astonishment fell upon
the ship—of astonishment and sus-
picion at this sudden yielding. Cap-
tain Blood turned and beckoned Lord
Julian forward. Hriefly and clearly
he announced to all the object of Lord
Julian's voyage to the Caribbean, and
he informed them of the offer which
yesterday Lord Julian had made to
him,
“That offer I rejected. But now,
outsafled, and likely to be outfought,
as Ogio has sald, I am ready fo take
the way of Morgan; to accept the
King’s commission and shelter us all
behind it.”
The main body of them welcomed
the announcement as only men who
haye been preparing to die can wel-
come a new lease of life.
“No man need follow me into the
King’s service who is reluctant,” Blood
wenton. “That is not in the bargain.
What fs in the bargain is that I ac-
cept this service with such efyou as
may choose to follow me. And even
those of you who do not choose to
follow me shall share the immunity of
all, and shall afterwards be free to de-
part. Those are the terms upon
which I sell myself to the King. Let
Lord Julian, the representative of the
Secretary of Siate, say whether he
agrees to them.”
Prompt, eager and clear came his
lordship’s agreement. Meanwhile
the bo’sun signalled to the Jamaica
ships to send a boat, and the men in

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“SIDE AND BACK

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Notre Dame Street, Lachine, Quebec,

Doctor Said an Operation

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5

cy ‘RAFAEL* SABATINI

shied, 1922, by Ralae! Samainy

a Vitagraph picter:

us Ogle left the quarte

Bishop.
his arm,
“You haye chosen wisely, sir,” she
commended
against your inclinations.’
“T owed it to you—or thought I did,”| be

vice

reproof.

able
w

waist of the Arab
truculent, and disdainful.

|

re racing down tow:

him,

said.

sed to you.
King Jame
“England's,”

vereign naught.

a pirate and a thle

She left him, and thereafter, with
Wolverstone, leaning upon the rail, he
watched the approach of that boat,
manned by a dozen sailors, and com-
manded by a scarlet figure seated | ficial sunlight centre for children.
stimy in the stern sheets.
proved to be an officer named Calyer-| sald:
ley.
His alr, as he stepped-into the|rays and these new “bottled” sunlight
lla, was haughty,

“—. (T Romance of the Spanish Main y«~

BLOOD.

“The |and vlew the great stately vesse

ed, and came face to faco with Miss
She set a band lightly upon

“however

“Your resolye delivered me

's?” he sneered.

“You should haye spoken to the cre

“You have chosen wisely,
commended him,
’

wy

|

that
AB

them.
hi

‘ the Arnhella rode at anchor.
“Shrewd adyocacy,” he approyed it.! she had ‘the air of a prisoner for a|ceeds now ucld has not yet been de-
quarter of a mile ahead to starboard, | clded upon, but, under the Treaty of
Do you suppose now that this honor-/yose the lofty, massive single round Versailles,
service might redeem one who! {ower of the fort, wiillst a couple of|fiscate Canadian property and
cables’ length astern, and to Jarboard,| ties held by German nationals whei

ben notifed of the coming of Lord |

es) | Julian
|

commission, perhaps
doubts
} ship.

under Calvert

through this came Miss Bishop, fol-
lowed by her octoroon woman. r :
Captain Blood observed . .

Consider Disposal Of
Securities Of Germans} who pressed for

with you, you will convey
jto him,
much | Royal Mary,

| gether with his lordship.

Port
Ehe corrected him in} Colonel Bishop.
“The country fs all, sir; the | ward

King James will) there.”
pass; others will come and pass; Eng-
land remains to be honorably served
by her sons, whateyer rancour they
may hold against the man who rules
her in their time.”

Wi But but}
aboard this ship 2 |
‘If Captain Blood will show you his}

that will set all}
at rest,” concluded his ae

Japtain Blood thrust a parchment

"s bulging eyes.

HEADACHE, BILIOUSNESS
sCONSTIPATION,
“ANDIGESTION
KIDNEYS; LIVER

Bow,

IDisappotated To Find
He Was An Ex-

Sir Robert Borden Was Sadly Dis-
lusioned In His Own Home
Riding of Halifax :
Haying represented the city of Hall-
fax in the Commons for many years,
Sir Robert Borden for a time belfeyed
he was no stranger to the good people
of the eastern gateway to the Domin-
ion. Ho was sadly undeceiyed, how-
eyer, shortly after he laid down the

onerous duties of premier,

Oy:

shoulder

Coldnel Bishop {s
his niece
Miss Bishop was aboard the
and I rescued her to-
She will|

since

affairs.” of G

Royal
Saysthat I look for-| peac
acquaintance

to making his

CHAPTER XIX. $14,000,000 in yalue, remains to be healthier and happier.
Hostilities | obtained by Mr. Copp, custodian, | Cularly puzzled when he heard himself
In the gr harbor of Port Royal|from yarlous sources. referred to as “the greatest benefac-
a of the pro-jtor of future generations this country

Almost

redeeming. | rode the six men-of-war that compos- | war

If|

Stated That

|

sir,” she

The deputy

Blood, the King’s commission now

|Want Milk Receipts

“Good-day to you, sir,” Blood hail-|
ed him pleasantly. “I have the hhon- |

or to give you welcome aboard
My name {is Blood— |
You may |

Arabella,

tain Blood, at your service.

have heard of me.”

“IVa your surrender I require, m
man, not your impudence,” Calyerle
ASP Kg eel
Captain Blood appeared | trqer tho new definition of “re-| his father,

demanded.
surprised, pained.
peal to Lord Julfan.

“D’ ye hear that now?

ever hear the like?
tell ye?

tirel; Perhaps

gave broken

“I have the honor to inform you,

sir,” he sald
Blood holds a
King’s
Lord Sunderland, H
tary of State.”
And who the
“You're not very

|already noticed, M

—Lord Julian Wade.

jo enyoy to these bar
and my Lord Sunderlani
| man.

| Gea of my coming.”

silffy, “that Captain
commission in the
service under the seal of MY| party having alrcady been gent into
t the field to locate the Ine,

Tye, superintendent of the Lacombe
engineer in charge
ve throughout construction.

Secre-

name {s Wade
Iam His Ma-

r

he has been judged) eq the Jamaica squadron.

| Ona cano day-bed that had been| will eventualy rest with parliament.
. if ye think that,” he) set for him on (he quarterdeck, shel-
sald, considering her, an odd hunger|{ereqd from the dazzling, blistering
in his glance, “life might have its uses, | sunshine by an improvised awning of
after all, and eyen the seryice of King | prown sailcloth, lounged Pe
James might become tolerable.
you will go below, and get your gear|
and your woman, you shall presently}
be sent aboard one of the slips of the

leet.”

the Woods to the Manitoba boundar,
| is ripe for union with the province of}
Manitoba, according to Mayor R. IL.)
| Webb, of Winnipeg, wlo visited Fort}
Popo. rece!
| highway matters.
ed he found indications that inclusion |
jin }
| tario would be welcomed.

| trict are sincere in looking to Winni- |
peg for co-operation, as it fs the na-
tural metropolis for the whole Lake}
of the Woods area,
“Toronto is too far away, and Western
Ontario is cut off from eastern deyel-

er Blood. '
(To be continued) jen

Might Unite With Manitoba
Lake of the Woods
Territory Willing to Secede From

‘ontario |
‘Western Ontarlo, from the Lake of

Pee
tly in connection with |“F°

Mayor Webb stat-

itoba and secession from On-|

“The people of Fort Francis and dis- |

‘or Webb.

said d

opment because of this, whereas our)

interests are the same.”

Artificial Rays Will Open Up New Era)

Sunlight and Surgery

ly

Says English Surgeon |
The mayor of St. Pancras, ‘Com-|

able to acquaint her uncle with the} Victory boads, repre:
Is of that and of the present state paeena of the pioperty

The final

| future.

| short, t
| before a battle opens.

More Than $14,000,000 Held In Canada |a m
Before War

More than $14,000,000 in cash and
senting the pro-

ermans, taken a3

My. compliments to} with the enemy, and the tre

e which yested

property of German nationals
Dominion Government.
In addition an approximate

anada is

broke out. It

| from oficial sources

Developing Aircraft Forces

|trol the fortunes of a battle no one} prise.
jcan yet say, but their chances of do-| with your business?”
ing s0 are so good that
going to take great care they haye|mer premier, I am naturally suppos
their chance, or, so far as the enemy| ed to haye something to do with legis-

concerned,

}airoraft to scout, to “spot,” to fight, to]

|mean anti-aircraft guns,
armor, aircraft, carriers, hea
\to protect the carriers, and the like— |}
|The Manchester Guardian.

The Royalty Of Malta

| Oldest Title Dates

Hundred

proud. ‘These

| recognized by the HD Clea a ‘of it taught in the schools today
|sinc sla the
mander F. ©, A. Gurney, opened at jee the island becam@' part of th
TASH HR CCI CANEN Gantrotin Ra Empire and a noblé of Malfa takes | probably haye
Rect dmg aso 7 we | race encé at the English Court next|will be to go to our homes at night | felt improved.

don Road, Highgate, England, an arti- after'a Baron of Ireland.

disposition

Be Given Chance To Control
Future Battles

We are-at the beginning of a brisk/his that d

and expensive development of the ai

craft and antl-eraft forces which will | fect to his fulsome admirer.

|be attached to every squadron in the |

Whether afrcraft can con-}.the lady, with a look of extreme sur~

* ———|to the Toronto Star Weekly.

Included afhong the large number
ard to meet him at
an informal reception in Halifax was
{ddle-aged lady well known for her,
|interest in child welfare.
| After tho manner of so many other
|one-fdea enthusiasts, ths! Jady Imagin-|
nnd rourities | ed everybody else must necessarily be}
a result of the | particularly interested in her particu-
lar field, and when she got the chance
|to thik to the guest of honor launched
forth into her favorite topic.

Sir Robert was bored, but did his
best to simulate a polite interest,
of | though listening with only half an ear.
nadian} Suddenly he became all attention
in the} When he realized the lady was thank-

ing him profusely for what he had
sum of done to make the lives of little babes
He was partl-

the Ci

has ever known.” -
Sir Wilfrid Laurier would have car-
ried off such a situation with graceful
Hon, Arthur Meighen would)
al

entitled to con-
securi- | ease.
{have looked wise and maintained

{s understood | discreet silence. Premier Mackenzi
that the decision | King would have tactfully changed t
conyersation. |

his ability in other lines, Sir Robert)

Borden never was a nimble-witted poll-
tician.
Try as

he would, the ex-premfer

|praise, and said something to this ef-

“Legislation? Legislation?” said

“What has legislation to do

yone is} “As member of parliament and for-

no chance at all,| lation,” explained Sir Robert, his

|Hyery’ fleet is going to haye with it} brows compressed in perplexity.

The lady gasped with dismay, then

‘bomb, to protect the bombers, and, in said: “Oh! Are you a member of par-| ji+ocks -of faintness, splitting head:
0 secure “control of the air’ SY

HWament? I am so disappointed! 1
These things| thought you were the man who con-
increased |denses milk for babies!”

*ships

Trend Of Education

Parents Not Taking Sufficient Re-
sponsibility Says University
Professor

Back Over Four

Years | tial responsibility to the teacher wa

titles haye been

| sald.

“Within 25 years we shal
officials whose duty 4

The pre-|and see

Canadian Teacher Will Be Pri
Toronto Saturday Night om what he
saw in New York, says: The scale of

day I went into the wilds of Harlem ve
see what Is regarded as the “last

But however great may have been when everything js in order.

| could not recall any child legislation of|;, jeing done tor the proletariat of
ryed such extravagant) Fyrepe in New York; but whether the:

The trend of education from paren- | time.
1

“Almost everything one can think | and Ups we
eche;

that children study under
mier title In the island is the Barony {proper lighting conditions and get to r

New York's ; Schaal D

Of $3,000,000 Building
Hector Charlesworth,- writhng —

As 3. One

word” in public schools the world

Bowery was 30 years ago; but fh!
school edition on the bank of the East
River, overlooking Hell Gate, 4
marve It has 2,000 pupils, al
tender years, with room for near
thousand more; restaurants,
rooms, several yast gymnasium:
eye and ear hospital, a dental elinio,
hundreds of shower baths, everything
that the most fally equipped rp
athletic club could boast, and, mos!
countiess other things bealdes. t
is interesting to note that the prin
pal selected for this publte school de
iuxe is a Canadian lady, Miss Clatre: =
‘inieer, Who served her apprentice-
ship under James L. Hughes in Tor-
orto, The cost will reach $3,000,000
In all
jhe vast array of dark-eyed little ones.
there was hardly one of Hnglish-—
speaking parents; or whose parents:
were born In America. That Is what

proletariat is grateful it is hard to dis~
cover.

NEW HEALTH FOR
SUFFERING WOMEN

Aching Backs and Tired Limbs.
Need Not be Endured ~
Too many women endure suffering
| that casts a shadow over balf her ex-
listence, An aching back, tired limbs

aches need not be a part of wom
\lire. Such trials indicate plainly thad
|the blood 1s thin and watery and tha
|the sufferer needs the help of a real :
tonic such as Dr. Williams’ Pink Pill ee
ffering women who have used this. 5
| icine speak of It in the highest '
terms. Among those who have been
thus helped ig Mrs. Ada L, Harman,”
Virden, Man;, who write: ‘Follow:
ing ihe birth of a still-born child a ~
few years ago, I had a very serious:
I was so weak for months that —
not- wall-ncross the roomy —
Thad

could
without a feeling of faintness.

| Malta has an order of nobility all| deprecated by W. J. Dunlop, head of] WiiROME G(T AF cue to stand Up;
|its own, bearing titles of-goeat antt-|the University of Toronto extension ang when dressing Tea havent
quity of ‘which its members are just-| department, in a recent speech.

|g@own two or three times.

petite, an
{living A
; William’
{| boxes.

re they were all gone I
My appetite was re~
liurniug, ead [ was visibly stronger. T
| continued taking the pills and fully

my former good health. TF -

5! Fripp, th Reon, | egained

Bir 5A rede ee Dre bo eereenr: lot Diar-lI-Bnlet, whlch dates) from|bed in time, And 1f this continuss $t| consider Ds. williams! Pink Pills a.
5 ly v tur fe v re si blessing to.weak women, and hope

The two omanation trentments, x. | 1850, nearly two centures before} will not be long before parents end me Scene Se ataea satis Rented

lamps, look like opening a wonderful
era jn which so much of the slashing

which we surgeons have been doing!) ).. 007
ple
documents they simply
miark, usually a cross.

in his pocket, and Lord Julian stand- | will become annecessary,
ing beside him, wailed to receive him, |if all cases of surgical tuberculosis, |
and Captain Calverley was a little|to give one instance, will never need
taken aback at finding himself con-| to be operated upon if these preventive this the document was mado binding
fronted by two men so very different} measures are adopted.
outwardly from anything that he had|
expected.

the | Costs
tap-

He turned in ap-| cefpts,” in the budget, it 1s calculated
|that dairy farmers aro now Mable to
And did ye} (ax and so far as the three prairie
But what did I| provinces are concerned, it is figured
Ye see, the young gentle-| at $190,000 a year.

man’s under @ misapprehension €N-/Qyebec, it might be even heayler.
{ll ‘ is

bones if your lordship explains Just); scombe and Northwestern Rallway
who and what J am.” |

~, , . 1 belleve that he bas,”

Calverley,
“Phat

sald
suspicion.

j

It looks as

Exempted From, Tax | ki

Dalry Farmers _ In Prairie|
Provinces $100,000 a Year Ho:

made by the Progressive groups at Ot-| ani

Y|tawa to have recelpts on milk delly-|in t

eres exempted from the stamp tax. |.W

had made.

}on a paper became associated with

| Knights of St. John of Jerusalem,

Why are crosses
Centuri
could write,

by both parties kissing the cross they
And s0 a cross marked} 000 acres is required by George O}lin-
ger, of Denver, who sliinulates that it =
| must be adaptable to the production | the N. V. Eris Mineral Company, i )
| ot wheat,-have plenty of water easily|on his way to'the Coast. .

5,

‘An old “family tree” bed quiit, yel-|accessible, and bear a reasonable
ww with age, embroldered with names | quantity of good timber.

|
|

Strong r2presentations are belng|and dates recording births, marriages |
d deaths in the family, established | board of trade that he understands
he Wisconsin Courts the claim of! such tracts of lands exist in the North-
33 to n $6,000 estate left by | west and that the government fs ready

to dispose of them at a low price with

Villlam C:

|Charles V. made over Malta to the)their children to be brought up from

| birth in institutions.”

used to represent)
aaa try tow pets Denver Man Wants

so in signing legal
made their

200,000 Acres
A tract of land from 60,000 to 200,

In Ontario and

Preliminary operations on the ex-
tension of the Lacombe and North-

reasonable terms.
to the proper quarters.

London Secures Most

Central Market Last Year
Argentina in 1924

Western Canada Land 3 eS <

After doing | Looking For Tract of From 60,000 to

He stated in a letter to the Regina
He was referred

Meat From Argentina) gayiing»”
204,866 Tons Distributed Through

again led the

sufferer to try then &
You can get these pills from any ’
medicine dealer, or by nail at 60 cents: ay
a box direct from The Dr. Wililams! —
icine Co., Brockville, Ont.

|
|

cas
Seeks Ore In B.C. Fae
With the hope of finding zinc, lead)
and copper ayaiiable in good quant
,-|ties in Biltish Columbia for export to-
Duteh’ smelting plants, Roger RB
Brunschwig, of Amsterdain, directorof

He has
just returned from making contracts
with South American miners
hopes to get the balance of his re-
quirements in British Columbla,
The pheasant Js the best earthquak
predictor known, the bird crowing bo:
fore or during every slight shock, ac
cording to a Japanese writer.

Hubby (rushing in at the sound of
screams): “Whateyer ts the matter:
| Wife; “Toere's a horrid Bai
|in this lettuce. Oh, Herbert, suppos-
|ing I had been in the house

i may you be?” | road,
clvil, alr,

Yokohama

What a great and glorious thing it
between doubt and} would be if some enterprising man
that he has|would corner the trouble market

is

western railway from Hoadley are now
getting under way,

an

to be

now

———$=————

engineering

How!

has more school
ous parts,| children than before the earthquake,
Kdns-| qithough a census Jast fall revealed
Colonel Bishop has been notl-|the population was 76,000 less,

WAPOR ATED MS
=

‘ard
With the
Cream left in!

ee She Mi
Fores

Free Beclgs Book—
Write the Borden Co,
Limited, Montreal

world in supplying London with meat.
Statistics just issued show that 224,
866' tons of Argentina meat were dis-
tributed through the central market
at Smithfield, as compared with 104,-
843 from the British Isle
Australia and New Zealand; 8,961
from Canada and the United States;
and 60,887 from other countries, The
report shows that London's meat bill
for the year was £36,500,000,

Fills the Bill ‘
“['ve been trying to think of a word
for two weeks.”

“Well, there's fortnight.”

; 90,972 from |

[Antiseptic ;
Soothing
Healing

Gives quick relief for sp)
bruises rheumatism and inflame
mation.

LINIMENT

pei