PARE
FOUR
aroon,"
whom
he
U
convinced
1a
really
jea,
m
iriena,
Minin
utie,
nr.
Aisngei
Ferryman
calls
and
requests
tru
Strang
happenings
at
28S
Bank
Street,
the
house
next
to
the
one
In
which
he
lives,
be
Investigated.
Axelson.
a
'watchman
employed
by
Ferryman
to
iriiarf
tha
Yum
In
whtah
h
lived
be
promises
to
help
her.
INSTALMENT
THIRTEEN
about
All
is,
ss
me
vou
'
J-1
Hcuuiiureii
"You
mean
you
can't
more
.without
violating
n
say
con-
flderice;"
"It's
worse
than
that,
sir."
"And
you
still
Insist
there
Is
no
'such
person
as
Doctor
Moffett?"
"If
there
is,
I've
never
heard
of
him
or
seen
him."
Dale
was
at
a
loss
how
to
proceed.
All
he
had
gained
was
confirmation
of
the
theory
suggested
by
Miss
Castle,
that
Miss
Conway
and
Mrs.
Ferryman
had
Thrilling
Mystery
Story
In
30
chapters
SYNOPSIS
While
Captain
Bummer
Is
meditating
on
the
escapades
of
Tie
Pic
been
one
and
the
same
person.
The
mystery
of
her
return
and
the
events
that
led
up
to
her
appeared
securely
locked
up
within
Axelson's
grizzly
head
He
knew
no
more
about
Doctor
Moffett
than
he
had
known
be-
fore.
His
search
for
the
explana
"Dear
me!
And
Miss
Castle
thinks
she
met
Doctor
Moffett
here?
Most
extraordinary!
She
must
be
mistaken.
It
doesn't
seem'
ipossible.
But,
wait!
Axelson
tells
me
a
number
of
strange
things
have
been
going
on
here
tres-!
passing,
thievery,
mysterious
j
sounds
in
the
night.
But
you
say!
j
this
was
in
the
daytime?"
"About
10
o
clock
yesterday
morning.
Mr.
Ferryman
stroked
his
forehead
as
if
to
arrange
his
thoughts.
"I
was
in
Mount
Vernon
yesterday
morning,
visiting
a
sick
friend.
Some
one
might
have
taken
"But
Axelson
was
here.
He
is
old,
but
alert
and
reliable.
I
don't
understand
it.
Why
such
things
should
be
going
on
in
my
house
is
beyond
me.
You
say
the
interview
was
of
an
unpeasant
character?
"Extremely
so."
Dale
consider
ed
again.
The
bereaved
man
exuded
a
gentle
sympathy
that
in
spired
confidence.
"Miss
Castles
father,
through
no
fault
of
his
own,
has
found
himself
in
a
er
compromising
position.
This
mysterious
Dr.
Moffett
is
taking
advantage
of
it
to
blackmail
him,
and
he
is
trying
to
intimidate
the
tion
of
the
green
light
had
been
father
through
the
daughter
fore
h
moved
next
door
after
h!
fruitless
am
telling
you
(his
in
wife
had
deserted
him.
ha
heard
foot-1
Ms
forehead
puckered
jD
I
confidence,
of
course."
atepa
and
seen
an
wrle
green
light.
t,nyt
AV,Qnfl
v,
-M...
"You
can
trust
me,
Mr
I
strictest
Dale.
just
as
Ferrrman
is
showing
th
-
'
'
This
is
surprising
news,
indeed,
or
the
ood
I
paneling
t,
at
captain
a
picture
of
his
wife
the
y
on,
Virgil
Ellsworth
Castle
a
victim
of
telephone
ring,
and
side
of
the
room
Suddenly
hi.
uiackrnaiiera!
Astonishing!
I
finding
a
wcmsnis
body
at
22
Bank
,
rovm,,
eyes
raused
and
contra
.
dont
know
Mr
Mr.
Ca
Castle
sU
personally.
Btreet.
Summer,
and
Ferryman
hurrv;ted
Wfls
thcre
&
,n
Jn
fnow
"The
picaroon."
who
prey,
upon
woodwork
or
could
it
mean
able.
Blackmailers
a!
work
in
my
the
rkh
and
then
offer
the
return
!
The
opening
of
the
door
scat
house!
It's
incredible
yet
it
may
of
his
loot
en
the
payment
of
io
p.tered
j,is
thoughts.
He
turned
be
80-
I
fel
as
J
I
were
In
Part
cent
cn
lxs
value
no
cn&rity;
s
wiik-
ten
a
not
to
Adele
Castle,
requesting
a
meeting
In
Central
Park.
Adele
has
had
a
terrifying
experience.
She
was
taken
to
a
strange
house
where.
through
a
queer
green
light,
she
could
glimpse
only
the
outline
of
a
man
calling
himself
Dr.
Moffett,
who
tell,
her
he
hold,
evidence
-which
would
convict
her
father
of
being
connected
with
a
crooked
financial
deal
and
send
him
to
prion.
Mr.
Castle
tell.
Adele
Or.
Moffett
demand.
blackmaU
of
100.000.
Summers
continue
his
Investigations
and
finds
a
band
from
a
Verona,
the
special
sort
of
cigar
Msrtln
Dale
smokes.
The
-'
captain
and
-
Dale
meet
"
In
quickly
away
from
the
object
of
responsible.
hia
rnntimn1t?rtn
Tn
h
A.yrrr.1
.
un
,
.
...
...
way
stood
a
tall,
white-faced
man
with
a
stricken
look
In
his
eyes
hand.
have
suddenly
lost
all
its
elas
ticity.
For
a
little
he
stood
thPro
no,
.Mr.
rerryman.
no
could
possibly
attach
to
Dale
rose
and
extended
his
"Pnrcrivp
mp
for
wnrrvlnflT
His
dignified
garb
hung
loosely
ivou
with
such
a
matter
at
ihis
aoom
a
ugure
that
appeared
to
time
They
shook
hands.
"If
I
can
do
anything
to
assist
gazing
about
him
In
a
weary
and
JI88
Castle,
please
command
.me,"
somewhat
near-sighted
manner,
ine
"'T,
,
,
Lm?lc'
.
m
with
a
more
or
less
questioning
,0mont
"r.L
nicrVit.
Mr.
expression.
i
m-i.
"Who
is
this
gentleman?"
he
in-l
1
1
1
UtllC
lUi
1
1
v.
I
Olio.
v
a
restaurant
and
save
that
Dale
seems
quirea
01
Axelson.
mlnf
hs,
PVe
rested
on
the
to
know
something
about
a
green
light'
I
.don
it
know,
Mr.
Ferryman.
'waln8coting
at
one
side
of
the
and
admit,
thar
there
are
ft
Ver-
He
hasn't
told
me
his
name.
He
Something
appeared
to
en-u
the
country.
Summer,
learn,
has
been
Inquiring
about
a
Doctor
'ge
room.
hi.
attention
for
a
moment.
He
tell.
and
then
he
ook,hi8
departure,
Adele
and
Dale
meet;
he
w
pmtnt
during
her
strange
"
tUn
,nJ
,ack
Zv
Inl
MoffettT"
wuL.
,ifleS8
7
Th
nnmo
The
moment
he
stepped
out
in
interview
with
Dr.
Moffett.
hieh
and,
trom
the
clear,
crisp
autumnal
eve-
took
place
place
at
at
362
Bank
Street,
and
"1,B
shook
nintra
load
of
depression
seemea
ma
neaa.
"iou
mnv
irn.
A-rUrm
m
"
i
irA
Conway.
Don't
tel.
the
visitor
with
lu,terIeSs
eyes.
?a
no
an
uyTumber
The
didn't
know
that
Miss
The
g
inspection
seemed
to
satisfy
f
t
door
opened
a
taII
figure
f!nnwnv
nnH
Mrs
Ferrvman
were
him.
knocked
you
down
with
a
er."
feath-
niKiiaitu
a
jucssaKB
lu
...ill
no
nnH
in
n
shfldowv
door-
I
Axelson
Explains
lDaIe-
A
slight
nod
was
the
re-
.
.
.
i
.
.
sponse.
Dale
dropped
the
subject.
With
a
drntnrinir
len
Mr
For.
"Well,
let's
hear
what
you
know
yyman
came
forward
and
surveyed
.
,
with
Willi
U'
"I
"am
sorry
to
time
like
re
intrude
at
a
way
opposite
No.
2C2
Bank
street,
where
he
waited.
Soon
the
light
in
the
library
went
out.
The
house
seemed
1o
bowed
head
and
dragging
the
same
person,
because
when
I
,Xt
t
you
were
in-
,t
walked
down
the
8tepg
pro.
first
mentioned
her
name
you
"luiw.
hK
fl
.hde
.tiJ
eded
few
paces
on
the
side-
were
so
startled
l
couia
have
Vft.-
voice.
waiK,
tuen
iurneu
into
tne
aujom-
'
fnni
Vi
riar
Dale
L,J,C
waited
w"ilcu
only
a
"
few
moments
I
his
Mr
K-rrvnn
!
Was
that.
The
police
haven't
got
an
y.
inai
n
"
n
ue
,h,s
house-
He
inkllne
inkling
or
of
the
the
fact
tact.
Mr
air.
f
Ferrv-
erry-
sighed
heavily,
inquiring
for?"
man
hasn't
either.
I
don
t
see
.
A.
.Vi.
V,
how
you
got
hold
of
the
secret",
"Moffett
Moffett?"
Mr
Ferry-'
RJ'n'
Arms
Cup'Is
Up
for
Com".
'Never,
mind
that.
How
long
man
shook
Ws
finely
'shaped
petition
Next
Week
had
'Miss
Conway,
or
Mrs.
Fer-
head.
"No.
I
never
heard
the!
ryman.
Been
back
in
town?"
'name
before.
What
led
you
to'
"Only
a
few
months,
sir.
think
you
would
f
nd
him
here?'
"How
did
it
happen
Mr.
Fer-
'Dale
Considered
for
-a
moment
ryman
never
saw
those
months?"
"Because
she
kep
Sight.
You
see,
there
were
rea
sons"
"Well,
go
on."
pleasant
interview
with
thU
liop-
L
otml.rVif'onol
nT
tinnf
fltruro
and
she
has
r
en
mm
tn
tielleva
hftt
.
P01"1
s-
and
fixed
his
interlocutor
with
the
interview
took
place
In
this
a
look
of
feeble
defiance.
"I've
house.
"
said
enough
too
much,
maybe,.
Wainscoting
I've)
nothing
more
to
tell.
R.
W.
Cameron
won
the
spoon
t
vesterdav
at
the
weekly
shoot
ati
,
,
,
j
u
jjj
l
.
.
i
.
umu
anu
.
urass
uciuk
uuuui-
i
ner
.
rhr,rnVTxl!
v?ererTnnaPd
int!oneatCoh
.
hl.tel
nine
iu
miiiti
umer
ieuiie
a
ir.u-
;,t
out
of
-.-..i..
-hoot
the
Royal
ulat
Mr.
I've
Mr.
Ferryman
opened
his
sor-,L.
H.
Howarth...2G
sunk
pretty
low,
I
guess,
but
rowful
eyes
Inuiringly.
"She
there's
a
limit.
I've
got
a
few
thinks
it
took
pTace
here.
I
don't
shreds
of
honor
left,
and
I
am
understand."
hanging
on
to
them.
You
can
do1
"Strange
as
it
may
seem,
she
'
your
,
damndest,
sir,
but
I
won't
.interview
"5?""
in
a
Ji1
manner
ff
that
if,
0'
made
S!
say
any
more.
'u
impo88ibe
for
her
to
discover
Dale
viewed
him
with
amaze-
the
address.
She
Is
almost
posl-ment.
Again
the
question
came
tlve
ihat
this
is
the
house,
how-back
was
Axelson
a
man
with
ever."
a
dual
.nifture,
a
blend'
of
good;
"Very
strange.
There
Is
no
Doc-nmi
wUipitns.
nr
n
rnnaummnte
tor
Moffett
here.
There
never
has
been,
as
lar
as
i
am
aware,
wno
is
the
young
lady.
If
I
may
ask?"
Dale
hesitated
briefly.
He
had
not
been
entirely
frank
so
far.
He
knew
positively
that
this
was
the
house
in
which
Adele
Castle
had
met
Doctor
Moffett,
but
to
say
so
would
involve
endless
explanations.
He
could
see
no
harm,
however,
in
replying
with
candor
to
the
last
question.
"Her
name
is
Miss
Adele
Castle."
Mr.
Ferryman
was
surprised.
"Not
a
relative
tl
VJrgil
Ellsworth
Castle
t"
-
1
"His
daughter."
R.
McLennan....
22
H.
B.
Eastman.
.22
A.
II.
Young
....24
Macdonald.
30
34
28
29
24
2fi
22
Sport
Chat
The
team
representing
the
Thistles
in
the
football
this
v?nlnir
aorainst
Empress
There
was
great
disappointment
among
many
yesterday
at
the
weather
conditions
which
In
terfered
with
the
sports
at
the
'
"
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Mondayr-AuKUH;
j,
CLEVELAND
WON;
MADE
NINE
RUNS
!
IN
NINTH
INNING
NEW
YORK.
Aug.
5.
The
Yankees
won
the
opener
from
Cleveland
behind
Tom
Zachary's
fine
pitching
yesterday,
but
Herb
Pennock
and
others
cracked
up
in
(
the
second,
which
Cleveland
won
,
by
scoring
nine
runs
in
the
ninth1
inning.
Chicago
increased
the
lead
of
that
club
to
six
and
a
half
games
by
beating
Brooklyn.
Scores
follow:
National
League
Philadelphia
1,
Cincinnati
7.
Brooklyn
4,
Chicago
6.
Boston
0,
St.
Louis.
5.
American
League
Chicago
0,
Boston
8.
Cleveland
8-14,
New
York,
12-6.
Detroit
10-13,
Washington
5-11.
Saturday
National
League
Philadelphia
1,
Cincinnati
2.
Brooklyn
2,
Chicago
12.
Boston
5,
St.
Louis
7.
American
League
Chicago
15,
Boston
14.
St.
Louis
8,
Philadelphia
8,
rain
in
eighth.
Other
games,
rain.
GOLFGAMEAT
ACROPOLISWAS
NOVELEVENT
The
final
evdnl
in
the
entertainment
of
the
members
of
the
Canadian
Fisheries
Association
was
one
of
the
most
enjoyable
of
the
convention.
It
was
a
golf
game
arranged
and
conducted
by
Lieut,
hC1,
J
W.
Nicholls.
The
players,
uxed
sticks
cut
in
the
woods
and
the
balls
used
were
large
water
polo
balls.
There
was
lots
of
fun
and
the
boys'
barid
provided
excellent
music
Prizes
were
won
by
Messrs..
Joliicoeur
for
the
first
I'll
attend
to
the
ginUeman."
pIvT.
he
walked
'to
the
.
O-ld
the
booby
prize
Axelson
departed,
but
at
the
the'bfock,
crossed
over
to'
cnd
of
mnrn
m
,vrnp
nr
PJ5U"?fJ0ram0ment'aiid
the
other
side,
and
walked
back
INJURED
PLAYERS
ARE
BACK
IN
THE
GAME
him.
He,
recently
played
brilliant
ly
for
the
Shelburne
four,
finalist
In
the
competition
for
a
Long
Island
club
championship.
George
Simpson,
sent
to
the
sidelines
in
the
1928
Olympic
trials
with
a
badly
strained
knee,
was
better
than
ever
this
year
and
climaxed
a
splendid
season
of
sprinting
with
a
new
record
for
the
century.
POOR
WEATHER
FOR
MOOSE
PICNIC
BUT
RACES
CARRIED
OUT
The
annual
Moose
picnic
was
!,
carried
through
yesterday
after
postponements
Arms
Arms
several
several
previous
previous
pusiyu
ons
on
you,
Ferryman,
.gf",
andwwdTd
in
,
drizzling
rain
whic
men
but
it
is
a
rather
pressing
matter.
h
mak
the
bes,
tered
deaJ
wilh
th
the
A,"in,..U"Lr
.
ment.
The
following
we
The
following
are
yesterday's
winner8
0f
the
races
W.
W.
Lamb....
28
W.
Brass
20
R.
W.
Cameron..
nt
..
i'
Pi
winners
follow:
u
i..
cm,
tr,i
Tool-
Mitpfiolt
hlpffv
WriofT.
A.
Blaln
inier
enjoy
ere
the
mRa
Children
up
to
4
years:
Georgie
32
8G
Welr
J-
Rbbie-
B-
Loni?-2584
Roys,
4
to
G
years:
J.
McLean,
2580
Louis
Dutton,
Roi
Judge,
2571
:
Girls,
4
to
G
years:
Annie
Pos-1967
tulo.
Helen
Clarke,
Betty
Barber.
20
C6(
Girls,
6
to
8
years:
Marln
Erickson,
Annie
rostulo,
o.
Kjuno.
Boys,
6
to
8
years:
Alx
Boil-He.
Helge
Holluston,
J.
Grlnson.
Boyg.
8
to
10
years:
W.
Roma,
matcjii.1.
Johnson,
H.
Anderson,
ress
hi
Girls.
6
ttf
10
years:
J.
Gomez.
Hadden,
Wood,
Harrison
Budn-'
Boys?
10
to
12
.veas:
DPomez,
Ich,
Baptie,
Mitchell,
Campbell.
:S.
Domlnato.
A.
McPhee.
Thn
smrea
are
Campbell
and'
t-ls.
12
to
14
years:
G.
Welle,
Mlckev
Casey.
T.
rostulo.
Boys,
ji
to
1G:
S.
D6mInato,
J.
Glllis.
AUen
Hale.
Girls,
14
to
16:
T.
Postulo,
D.
PrUehard,
Francis
Yager.
Bovs.
over
16
years:
J.
Gillls,
BRITAIN'S
NEW
THREAT
FOR
SPEEDBOAT
HONORS
Above
Is
the
"world's
fastest
speedboat"
which
Miss
M.
B.
I'arntairs,
the
writ
kn
motor
boat
racer,
has
had
built
it
Cowes,
Jsle
of
Wight,
and
with
which
she
hopes
t.
1
i;
to
England
the
British
Internat'onal
Motor
Boat
Trophy,
which
is
at
preaent
held
ly
t
h.
States.
This
boat,
shown
below,
!s
called
"Estelle
IV,"
and
is
of
3,000
h
p.
Above
v
M
stairs,
centre,
with
J.
Harris,
le
t,
and
Captain
Campbell
Marsha'l.
right,
who
will
pil.
t
boat.
U
AT
Ef
DAD
fiM
n
ii
p
i
niir
ii
n
Iinifl
VrllVl
lll
jcept
on
ngnter
lands,
.
rut
re
THE
PRAIRIES
Peace
River
Bright
Spot
In
Al
berta
Situation
-
-
rred
Itoe,
the
lexas
polo
star,
rain.
Other
areas
near
near
death
two
years
ago
suffered
neraistentlv
ntly
son,
appear
now
to
be
able
to
more
accurately
appraise
their
losses
and
to
determine
which
crops
shall
be
ploughed
down
and
which
shall
be
left
for
threshing.
.
The
remarkable
thing
this
year,
is
that
crops
are
as
good
asthey
are.
Cutting
of
rye
and
barley
has
I
commenced
in
Manitoba
and
will
j
be
general
for
the
latter
part
of'
the
week.
A
few
caes
$f
wheat
j
cutting
are
noted
in
Manitoba,!
which
hits
been
hot
and
dry
!
through
the
province
and
wheat
is
not
filling
normally
except
at;
Swan
RiVer.
where
an
average1
crop
is
still
possible
and
at
Russell
where
a
three-quarter
crop
is
anticipated.
The
general
outlook
is
for
a
alf
crop.
Summerfallow
wheat
Is
holding
its
own
fairly
well,
this
factor
contributing
to
the
patchv
conditions
frequently
reported
on
In
all
sections
where
some,
good,
many
bad
and
a
few
indifferent
stands
are
obvious.
Northern
Saskatchewan
hasl
suffered
somewhat
from
the
heat.
during
the
week.
Yorkton,
As-quith,
Dodsland,
Brookeby
and
Tisdale
subdivisions
would
welcome
rain
and
relief
from
the
hot
weather.
Many
central
and,
southern
points,
having
long
since
despaired
of
securing
crops
are
now
concerned
over
the
feed
outlook.
Rosetown
subdivision
H.
Pritchard.
Dorothy
Prltchard;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
D.
Brown.
1
Married
Women's
Race
(first
prize
only,
donated
by
Messrs.
Malklns
Ltd.,
hamper):
Mrs.
R.
Long,
Mrs.
Yager,
Mrs.
Brown,
i
Men's
walking
race:
C.
Lemon,
J.
Judge,
R.
Long.
Moose
picnic.
Had
it
been
a
fine:D.
Gomez,'
Allen
Hale.
Women's
blindfold
race:
Mrs.
day,
there
would
have
been
a
re-
Girls,
over
16
years:
M.
Mus-
R.
Long,
Bessy
Derry.
Mrs.
cord
attendance.
As
it
was,
many
gallem,
D.
Pritchard,
Theodore
Brown,
who
Intended
to
do
so,
did
not
PoRtulo.
"
I
Tne
Moo,e
wish
.to
thank
Geo.
go,
and
others
who
went
to
Mixed,
three-legged
race:
Joe
Bushby
for
the
loan
of
a
scoxf
Digby
Island,
soon
returned.
iRatchford,
Marie
Mussallem;
J.land
boat.
auires
rain
for,,filling.
Summer-fallow
wheat
from
Tichf
ieW
,
to
Eatonia
ts
likewise
promising
but
oats
are.
verji.
paof.i
Seme
farmers
have
had
to
haul"
Water
for
their
stock.
WINNIPEG.
Aug.5:-With
'the
Z.
A'berta
rapid
approach
of
harvest
"
hJ
?
.
r?
,
.
,
itlver
r
country.
Here:
crops
,
cort-
throughout
the
Western
provln-
,
a.
favorable
coiditlon
lL.
L
A
J
a
I
r
A
1
FOREST-FIRES
i
V
has
fair
prospects
for
,wha
Ax-
Farmers
on
Hanna
mkI,
are
reported
to
bi-
reilu
ng
th-
livestock
holdings
on
tti:
count.
NUMBER
101
VICTORIA.
Aug
"V
'
,,ry
"ie
with
harvest
about
threeweeka
number
of
forest
ij.
past
week
has
not
Improved
the
Athabaska
aubdlvMon
Columbia
this
year
Z
v
Jl
:
c
:
.
r
i
should
fiia
NEW
YpiiK,
Aug.
a:
iney
cording
to
the
fourteenth
week-.17:;-
--
-
a
?r
normal
The
weather
v
always
come
back
lor
more.
y
crop
report
of
the
C.N.R.
sec-
VArfrAifll
I
a
I
"l
,
,
declared
to
be
xtn
n
.
t
hs9
frmataat
nm
1
'
"-7"
.
n
1
1
,,.1-1.
vi'iiuit
"
Tommy
Thevenow,
with
a
tions
which
had
previwidy
re-
the
weatt-r
lu
ua,c
jihmucu
nuHiewnai
ana
are
still
remaining
)..
ened
with
permanent
disability
plain
of
a
too
rapid
ripening
of
?Te
wheat
W,U
be
har-
fnvorable
to
fire
figl.r,
In
Anril.
He
is
now
plavinir
irood
,ni.
.
--f
.i
ited-
i
amouver
reports
,
rVZ-sk-
filiVii-.
I
.
5
.Vi
!
,
.
.
i
In
n
Central
Central
Alberta.
AlUrin
Wr.M,
howev,
C
Kupert
upe"
123.
l
Prin.
relieved
bv
f
rom!-rfe'd
T'
very
low
and
the
lhe
interf0'V1
otlier
M
Axelson
appeared
acutely
dls-
Dale
answered
him.
"I
have
heard
Vi
"
'
4ha
miirht
have
I
"er
hU
pony
had
fallen
upon
'drought
during
the
growing
sea-!!11
Rituatin
'
already
assum-
bcr
loss
is
particulai
tressed.
He
fidgeted,
shifted
his
of
your
bereavement.
I
had
no
rVK
"la"","
Ll"
"V.
weight
from
one
foot
to
nUher
intention
of
disturbing
you
In
jW
and
mopped
the
perspiration
(acp
here-
1
tdfidn
1
Pet
to
find
you
M
f
the
library.
Bui
the
from
his
forehead.
Gradually
he
pression
that
,cgtrug,e
waa
brief
grew
calmer.
A
semblance
of
his
A"
u"!u
,"Crl.,u.
My
me
Dy
"No.
not
tonight,"
was
his
de-
former
dignity
came
back.
..Sit
down.
r)ni.
con
lalnn
Said
the
Thnn
fno
ovnntntr
hpinir
hefiuti
Y-ou
did
surprise
me,
sir,"
he
older
man
gently.
"You
need
not"
fuI
wit'h
an
invigorating
tang
in
nfeseed.
I
thought
I
was
the
apologize.
As
a
matter
of
fact,
this
lhe
ajr
he
walked
home
ly
-
man
alive
who
knew
about
the
.1
first
.
.
I
time
in
i
.
ncary
a
,
four;
I
.
J
.
onlv
RIFLE
SHOOTING
ing
ratho
rserious
proportions,
but
there
is
no
uffi
2nd
of
a
Srict
Judltt
of
food
liquor
In
many
laruli
havtnhoed
the
opinion
of
this
oU
tnfliih
Merchant.
Far
will
you
trtnl
to
find
th
equal
of
thli
etctllinl
Cln.
"Brother
John
who
doth
travel
the
road
hath
writ
mc
that
a
Merchant
in
the
service
of
Mr.
Josiah
Billings,
Ship's
Chandler
of
great
renowne
in
Liverpool,
hath
bestowed
high
firaise
upon
the
quality,
lavour
and
strength
of
Vickers'
London
Dry
Gin
Many
cases
have
been
contracted
for,
to
be
billed
to
agents
abroad
good
tidings."
VICKERS
FINEST
KONDON
DRV
GIN
SS5SsB3il
wuuim
it
JOSEPH
It
JOI1N
VICKERS
CO.
LJ.
IOHDOH
jySQ
INCUNO
iifr
f
This
udvortiscmant
is,
not
published
or
displayed
bJ
-
-
Liijunr
Control1
Board
qr
by
tho
Qovernraent
of
British
Columbia
I
j'
-
M
fazrl
i.,ir
i.
Pr.t
,.iyf
'
had
.
.iu
tl
EXTRACTS
FROM
VICKERS"
DIARY--17S2