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Promptitude
Won
Handicap
MANCHESTER.
Nov.
23.
-"Promptitude."
a
long
shot,
won
the
Manchester
November
handicap
to
9
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Copyright
1927,
by
E.
Phillips
Oppenhelm.
INSTALMENT
XIX.
"An
Empress
gave
me
that,"
he
irlH
A
Pnthrhl1H
rnulri
nnt
hnv
M
Si
V
V
7
v
-w
K
Let
Us
Lay
It
Aside
for
"
Yi
ou
Now,
when
our
stock
is
at
its
best,
is
a
ff;tim(yjtorjmake
your
tiohs
and
IitWft
them
kept
HI".'
'life
Day.
Christmas
selector
you
until
the
WE
ARE
ALWAYS
AT
YOUR
.
SERVICE!
John
Bulger
Ltd.
THE
JEWELLERS
borne
with,
Princess,
that
I,
Serge
Malakoff
should
ask
for
the
confidence
of
this
this
young
lady
typist,'
he
spluttered
out,
swallowing
back
some
other
word
"and
should
be
denied
by
her!
I
am
to
sit
still
like
the
others
and
see
the.
work
of
years
destroyed,
see
the
wise
schemes
of
the
world's
greatest
brains
rendered
null
and
void,
see
all
Europe
setj
in
ferment
because
of
this
young!
person's
obitlnadyl"
"Serge,
you
are
forgetting
your-1
self,
besides
which
you
are
exag-i
gerating,"
the
Princess
reproved
j
him.
"Miss
Brown
is
my
guest-here
and
you
must
not
be
rude
to
'
her.
I
may
regret
as
much
as
you
ao
mat
you
cannot
convince
her
It
from
me.
There
was
nothing
so
yu
cannot,
why,
that
must
be
wonderful
In
Russia
at
a
time
the.
end
of
It.
when
Petersburg
was
a
storehouse
'
"End
of
Itl"
Malakoff
repeated,
for
the
jewels
of
the
world.
There
'
rising
to
his
feet,
his
features
is
nothing
today
so
wonderful
,
twitching
still
with
passion.
"If
she
under
the
skies.
Women
have
beg-
were
a
man
I'd
strangle
her.
I
ged
me
for
It
by
the
hundreds.
It
would
be
one
of
history's
heroes
Is
yours.
You
snail
do
what
i
ask,
i
when
they
realized
what
I
had
ahd
It
Is
yours.
Pick
it
up.
Look
.done.
As
it
Is
r-"
v
a
It."
He
glared
at
her,
and
Miss
Miss
Brown
pushed
It
back
Brown
was
for
the
moment
afraid,
without
a
word.
She
did
not
even'
Then
he
turned
away
and
march-
trouDie
to
speaic;
ner
nine
gesture
,ea
toward
the
door.
expressed
only
contempt.
"Do
I
understand
that
you
refuse
my
request
you
know
who
I
am
and
yet
you
refuse?"
he
demanded,
striking
the
table
with
his
fist
so.
that
the
beautiful
glas
ses
rattled
and
shook
and
some
slon.
Even
the
Princess
was
alarmed.
"Sergei"
she
exclaimed.
"Serge,
be
careful!
You
must
not
excite
yourself
like
this."
"But
It
is
Incredible."
he
cried.
This
young
woman's
obstinacy
day.
Silver
Hussar
came
second
world
If
Desslter's
last
few
months
and
Baytown
third.
Nineteen
were
spent
as
I
have
reason
to
be-horses
ran.
lleve
that
they
wereis
it
to
be
The
Princess
rang
the
bell.
Malakoff
slammed
the
door
behind
him.
Suddenly
Frances
began
to
laugh.
The
Princess
followed
suit.
Miss
Brown
alone
sat
dumb
and
motionless.
"You
mustn't
be
frightened
of
the
coffee
from
his
cup
was
child,"
her
hostess
enjoined
con-spilt
upon
the
exquisite
Florentine
fsollngly.
"Serge
Is,
of
course,
half
table
cloth
with
its
inset
lace.
mad.
AH
these
great
geniuses
are."
"Of
course
I
refuse.
If
you
musti
The
Princess
became
once
more
put
It
like
that,"
Miss
Brown
re-1
the
charming
and
conversational
piled.
hostess
and
presently
they
took
Malakof
f's
face
was
livid.
Thei
their
leave
after
she
had
made
an
man
was
beside
himself
with
pas
appointment
to
pick
Frances
up
at
the
Rltz
later
In
the
afternoon.
On
their
way
back
to
Mayfalr,
the
two
girls
spoke
occasionally
Of
Serge
Malakoff,
but
otherwise
re
;
iTttfi
DAItT
HEW3
saiurcr.y,
rM
l
.
Va)
..
,
TAGE
FOtm
How
I
JFds
Free
o
Hemorrhoids
'alter
25
years
of
suffering
"I
had
protruding
pittt
or
hemorrhoids
for
over
twenty-five
-years-writes
Dr.
H.
S.
HuimII,
Graduate
Veterinary
Surgeon,
of
Upper
Chaslo,
N.B.
"I
bought
medicine!
from
all
part
of
the
world
and
went
under
the
knife
twice
at
Portland,
Maine,
and
Sherbrooke,
Que.
I
had
spent
hundreds
of
dollars
and
was
about
to
go
to
the
hospital
at
Campbell-ton,'
N.B.,
for
another
operation,
but
was
in
such
a
weakened
con
dition
that
the
doctor
advised
m
to
wait
a
few
days.
'
"My
wife
happened
to
pick
up
Dr.
Chase's
Almanac
and
read
bout
someone
being
freed
of
piles
by
using
Dr.
Chase's
Ointment.
I
got
a
box,
was
so
much
better
next
day
that
I
ordered
three
more
boxes.
In
one
week
I
was
able
to
resume
my
practice.
It
is
now
four
years
since
I
hare
felt
any.
effect
of
the
piles,
so
I
feel
justified
in
believing
the
relief
permanent."
'Dr.
Chase's
Ointment
Is
the
standard,
time-proven
treatment
for
piles
or
hemorrhoids.
Dr.
Hussell'i
experience
Is
similar
to
that
of
many
thousands
of
people
who
have
been
positively
freed
of
piles
by
this
toothing,
healing,
antiseptic
ointment.
All
dealers
or
The
Dr.
A.
W.
Chase
Medicine
Co.,
Limited,
Toronto)
Canada.
ir?
m
ate
m
&Q!liss
BROWN
'
l
V
V
f
1
.
at
yy.
i
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fy
E.
PtiiUlpi
Oppenheim
TERRIBLE
SUFFERING
Day
And
Night
With
Eczema
Mr.
Martin
II.
Giesbrecht,
Winkler,
Man.,
writes
:
"I
hare
used
1
iimnifu
mure
aiiem
man
usual,
ii
i
rait
nexmi
nut
Thrw
Two
Taxi
bv
was
only
when
Frances
had
pac
ked
her
bag
and
was
preparing
to
will
do
incalculable
harm.
She
will
i
depart,
that
she
alluded
even
in-
brlng
trouble
upon
the
whole
!
directly
to
the
adventure
in
which
ner
iriena
naa
Decome
mvoivea.
"So,
my
little
mouse,
you've
wandered
off
Into
a
world
where
you
can
afford
to
refuse
rings
worth
a
fortune,
and
flout
the
greatest
musician
in
the
world."
Miss
Brown
made
no
reply.
She
was
quite
incapable
just
then
of
speech.
She
had
picked
up
the
Times,
which
had
arrived
during
her
absence,
and
her
eyes
were
riveted
upon
the
first
paragraph
in
tne
.personal!
column:
ILEdith
l3reajly
In
earnest
and
re(?.re
Hlch
the
coast
clear
will
she
meet
Algemdiflsemhe
nearest
tube
sta-
sald
farewell
ursday
evening?
quietly
dres
sed
almost
to
dowdiness,
unas
suming,
unnoticed,
at
any
rate
by
it
a
,,kh
.u
in
attendance,
eyes
downcast-stepped
from
a
bus
Deta,1S
Df
In
front
of
the
Gloucester
Roadi
,.
,p
.
senior
Tube
Station,
and
paused
a
V
with
good
result
for
eczema.
My
faea
and
shoulders
wore
simply
covered
with
blotches
of
this
terrible
disease.
"Nothing
did
me
any
good
until
I
took
your
medicine
and
it
has
relieved
mfl
of
the
terrible
suffering
I
had
to
go
through
day
aad
night."
Put
up
only
by
The
T.
Mllburn
Co.,
Limited,
TorontoOat.
ELKS
BEAT
THREE
TWO
Lively
Senior
Contest
Feature
of
Last
Night's
Basketball;
Maple
Leafs
Beat
Toilers
Elks
41;
Three
Two
Taxi
3d.
Maple
Leafs
Hi
-Toilers
5.
High
School
01;
C.
N.
R.
24..
A
close
and
keenly
contested
Senior
League
game
in
which
the
score
of
41
to
36
was
the
feature
o
if
last
night's
basketball
matches
in
Exhibition
Hall.
Three
Two
was
leading
15
to
12
at
half
time
and
it
looked
like
the
Taxi
men
were
good
for
another
win.
but
towards
the
close
the
Elks
rallied
into
a
scoring
bee
and
tied
things
up
34
to
34
at
full
time.
Five
minutes
overtime
gave
the
win
to
the
Lodge
Men.
R.
B.
Skinner
was
referee.
,
The
Maple
Leafs
led
all
the
way
in
the
Ladies'
League
engagement,
i
4
to
1
at
half
time,
5
to
4
at
three-quarters;
and
11
to
5
at
the
close.
This
DUts
the
Leafs
up
one
game
In
I
the
standing.
Will
Mitchell
was
School
took
honors
in
a
one-,
sided
contest
from
the
C.
N.
R.
In:,
the
Intermediate
League
by
a
score
of
81
to
24.
Score
at
naif
time
was
4
24
to
10
for
the
colleglates.
Will
Mitchell'
was
referee.
I
A
good-sized
crowd
of
fans
was:
t
ErJULPt&
V-
Moore;
Harold
Macdonald,
PTifiS.
What
nnnn?npn
niirtna
thpi
.
n
I
L
next
ihirty
.ieconds
was
T
ataoti'taf41m,a,n,cn'
ur'
uosse'-t,:
breathless
-The
same
voice
Everybody
Look!
The
Acme
Importers
Temptation
Sale
is
mow
in
fall
swing
COME
EARLY
and
have
your
choice
of
the
Store
full
of
bargains
Ourvlch.
2;
F,
tfsfc
anxiously
to
neriH
Mwuie;
D.
Qurvich.
13;
!tegM?
f0?
onKtl?e
drsieP'natcWord.
12;
B.
Wendle.
3;
im
iaivutc
.ui&Aiuivdwjii
ounic
.
stalker
'
o
TotaL
3o
whispered
in
her
ear.
"Algernon
14
here,
madam,"
hej
Ladies
Jaid,
"I
trust
that
you
have
not
Maple
Leafs-J.
Walters;
S.
Bod-forgotten
me
Please
step
into
that
die,
2;
M.
Ollchrlst;
E.
March,
3;
car
as
quickly
as
you
can."
m.
Ness,
4;
L.
Lowe.
2.
Total.
11.
She
stepped
Into
the
limousine
Tollers
N.
Ourvlch,
4;
F.
Mac-he
pointed
out
and
he
followed
her
Laren;
C.
Irvine,
1;
H.
Sim;
V.
quickly,
slamming
the
door.
They
Krikevesky;
E.
Steen.
Total,
5.
drove
away
and
her
companion
I
pulled
ud
both
windows.
I
Intermediate
MIm
Drown
?.skPd
no
question?:
Hlh
School
W.
Johnson.
20:
land
they
made
their
wav
swiftly
ID.
Morrison.
14;
A.
Stiles.
IS:
B.
Ir-
Biinrougri
the
traffic,
verv
soon
vine,
2;
Nakamoto,
10.
Total,
61.
5!
they
reached
thefr
destination
and:
O.
N.
R.
W.
Harold,
0;
J.
Com-
i
pulled
up
In
front
of
a
lan?e
adlna,
9;
M.
Motttebol,
1;
F.
Morrl-
Mi
block
of
buildings
which
Mtc
son.
2;
J.
Horton;
II.
McKay.
6.
ft
Brown
had
always
understood
to
Total,
24.
5
1
be
Government
offices.
There.
Leatue
Standings
2
!
were
two
policemen
standing
on
Tj!ni
afcanrllnta
to
date
are
as
j
either
side
of
the
doorway,
two
frjffi
.
I
more
upon
the
pavement,
and
one,
'
eenlor
Lea
rue
2
or
two
plainclothes
men
saunter
"
w
uig.uuuui,
as
iiiuuRii
oy
acciaeni.
players'
ClttB
.2
(To
be
continued)
I
W
Tva....:i
1
31
KO
..'
Intermediate
-
L.
2
1
2
P.
4
4
2
w.
L.
P.
High
School
-
-
.3.
0
6
Big
Four
2
0
4;
Naval
Reserve
1
3
2
'
i
Bankers
1
1
2
:
:
C.
N.
R
0
3
0
,
i
Ladles
W.
L.
P.
:
Maple
Leafs
2
1
4
!
Toilers
I
2
2
,
Elks
Now
Lead
Billiard
Match
One
Postponed
Game
Played
Last
Night,
Stephens
Beating
Pyle
One
postponed
game
In
the
Elks-Canadian
Legion
Billiard
League
iixiure
was
piayea
last
nigni,
rrca
I
Stephens
(Elks)
winning
from
F.
O.
Pyle
(Canadian
Legion)
by
a
score
of
250
to
ISO.
This
puts
the
Elks
ahead
on
the
four
R&mes
so
far
I
played
by
an
aggregate
of
955
to
bob.
ine
remaining
gamee
ueiwecn
A.
A.
Easson
(Elks)
and
A.
Murray
Canadian
Legion)
will
be
played
over
tho
week-end.
LQCAL
ITEMS
C.
N.
R.
steamer
Prince
John,
ICapt
F
Mabbs,
la
reported
due
at
:
11
n.m
from
Vancouver
via
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands.
The
ves-jscl
will
sail
on
her
return
south
lover
the
same
route
at
10
o'clock
'tomorrow
night.
In
honor
of
Miss
Myra
Harvey
and
Malcolm
Ferguson!
whose
wedding
Is
to
take
place
within
the
next
few
days,
a
delightful
bridge
party
was
given
last
night
bv
members
of
the
Inlander
Mess
-where
both
.are
popular
.boarders.
tirm'
1
i
CANADS-m
TmNAL
v.:
SWilsoim:
November
22
to
November
29
Support
Home
Industry
Mesf
"Eat
More
IQaOyl
WILSON'S
BACHELOR.
IU4-
SILVER
ANNIV.E
RSAR.Y
SMOKERS
are
enthusiastically
in
fa
vour
of
the
foil
wrapped
Bachelor
Cigar.
They
say
the
foil
wrapper
DOES
preserve
the
freshness
.
.
.
that
there
seems
to
be
a
more
intriguing
aroma,
a
more
delicate
flavour
to
the
whole
cigar.
And,
of
course,
the
sealed
foil
wrapper
protects
the
cigar
against
cracked
and
broken
wrapper
and
frayed
ends,
which
so
often
spoil
a
cigar
when
carried
unprotected
in
the
pocket.
"Yes,
sir!"
6ays
the
smoker,
"the
Bachelor
IS
a
better
cigar
because
of
its
foil
wrap
5
I
51
.tl'Sffl
.,
per."
100
Havana
filler,
and
un-
jisual
mildness.
1
Bach
ei
or
ttfour
,Best
1929
nnri
inriQCW
roar-
LARGEST
SELLING
IO$
CIGAR
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CANA