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Established x840
Eleatl Office; t AOPh, Ont:
tiSlts taken on, all elassea ofinsur-
e at reasonable rates.
tNER COSENS, Agent, Wingham
J. WY • DODD'
Office in ChishQhn Blocks
FIRE, LIFE, ACCIDENT
AND HEALTH
— —
INSURANCE ----+
A.,ND TATE
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J W. BUSHFIELD
Barrister, Solicitor, Notary, Etc.
Money to Loan
Office -Mayer Block, Wingham
Successor to Dudley Holmes'
R, IlitARRISTER, SOLICITOR, ETC.
liloiaey to Loan at Lowest Rates
Wingham. Ontario
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BARRISTER, ETC.
Wingham, - Ontario
ashed through the gate, and hurried
:ick to the Sun. He ordered some-
hfng to be cooked for his supper, in
'der that he might not be disturbed
ust yet, and then he shut liipi'self in
is own room --out of temptation's
ay—thank Heaven for that; for it
him tremble to think bow near
a had been that night to committing
terrible crime.
When the fowl was ready, it was
1ceesary to go down, and snake a
retense of eating—of course. The
waited on him himself; and
he removed the cover, with a dour -
h, he said:
"You were asking if her ladyship
as at,the Grange, sir, this after -
Well?" exclaimed Colonel Deere,
sharply round in his eager-
"I have ascertained that she ar-
ved to -day."
Colonel Deere could not answer for
minute, he felt as if he were chole
g. He began to carve the fowl to
time; and, having divided every
int, and distributed the pieces over
e dish for mine host to hand round
some imaginary guest, be managed
say at last, with well -feigned in,
ffe°rence:
"Indeed; I suppose she came
one:,
I suppose so, sir—she always
There was a moment's pause; - and
fes he, added cheerfully:
"This has; been a stirring day, sir;
isn't octen u' have: two bedrooms
cupiead, and leo suppers to cook. 'I
eh -it. *.could (Teta oftener, I am
elf r ly, sir?"
"1',' ' slew/steel the colon'l
-t f
ere -toe:
to t"l :r�" late h:el fersvard
tuat rl r r;n:a 1'»d of iii., uin
1-fele:e;
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DR. G. H. ROSS
+ xraduate Royal College of Dental
Surgeons
Graduate University of Toronto
Faculty of Dentistry
Office over Id. E. Isard's Store.
.. W. COLBORNE, M.D.
Physician and Surgeon
Medical Representative D. S. C. R.
Phone 54 Winghanl
Successor to Dr. W. R. Hamby
. ROBT. C. REDMOND
ll f.R:C.S. (Eng.) L.R.C.P. Loiid.j
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
ur.,;Chisholm's old stand,
UR. R. L. STEWART
21 eluate of University of Toronto,
Faculty of Medicine; Licentiate of the
Ontario College of Physicians and
Burgeons.
Office in Chisholm Block
fiat 'e. Street. Phone 2g.
Dr. Margaret C. Calder
General Practitioner
Graduate University of Toronto
Faculty of Medicine
Office—Josephine St:, two doors south
of Brunswick Hotel,
Telephones: Office 281, Residence Sys
, . R, G, W; HOWSON
- DENTIST
Office over John Galbraith's Store
F. A. PARKER
OSTEOPATH
All Diseases Treated
Office adjoining residence next to
,Anglican Church on Centre Street.
Sundays by appointment.
Hours --g a.m. to 8 p.m.
Osteopathy Electricity
Telephone 272.
d
A. R. & F. E. DUVAL b
Licensed Drugless Practitioners,
eibiropractic'and E tre Therapy. '
`Graduates of C ` ian Chiropractic ,.,
College, Toronto, and National Col- "
time Chicago.
Wade
Office opposite Hamilton's Jewelry ,
Store, Main St.
HOURS: 2- - , 7--8.go p.m., and
by appointment. tx
Out of town and night calls re-
a.'fwonded to. All business confidential: le
wudlord
Phones: Office soca: Residence 6o1-13. .
1;
J. ALVIN FOX
:t
DRUGLESS PRACTITIONER at
CHIROPRACTIC AND
DRUGLESS PRACTICE :a irning
ELECTRO -THERAPY n e'ss.
Phone rgi»-
Hours: to -re a.m., 2-5, 7-8 p.tn., or :'i
by appointment.
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D. H. MCINNES :li
yin
CHIROPRACTOR to
ELECTRICITY th
Adjustments given for diseases of to
vel kinds; specialize 2n dealing with to
:hildren..Lady attendant. Night calls `]x
'esporded to.
slice on Scott St., Wingham, Ont. al
Phone iso
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GEORGE A. SIDDALL til
--,—Broker•--_
?hone 73, Lucknow, Ontario it
Money to lend on first and second 3es
mortgages on farm and other real es- \:',..,'
ate properties at a reasonable rate of
nterest, also on first Chattel most- Ce.
rages on stocl,..and on personal notes. <3
'�. few farms on hand for sale or to fix
it
Mit on easy terms, •t
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THOMAS FELLS
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_- AUCTIONEER — its
REAL ESTATii,' SOLD h.
thorough knowledge of Barin l'
Stock
Phone set, Wingham _• .
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standing In the pore1, and fancied
he knew that this was Lady Gwen-
dolyn,
She stepped daintily out from un-
der a trellis -work of roses and
clematis, and looked from side to
914e, as If she were in search of some
one,
"Does she regret her cruelty just
now?" be asked himself; his breath
corning short and fast from an In-
tense eagerness of expectancy, while
the wild longing within him almost
frightened him, as a sign of the ter-
rible empire this passion was salutes.
It might he iso, for she glided for-
ward to the gate like a spirit; and,
standing there, looked down the road
with something wistful in her atti-
tude, as it seemed to him, He had
almost decided to step forward and
accost her, when she drew back cud
denly, as If something hed frighten-
ed her, and turned down a little path
with shrubs on either side.
Ile had not seen her face distinctly,
for she had a white shawl over her,
head, and was holding it close under
heir chin to protect her from the
night air; but he could have no
doubt that this wee Lad.; Osvendolyn.
He got up and followed.
He saw her walking 'slowly, and
looking about her with the expectant
air he had noticed at first; then •sud-
denly she paused, a dark figure step -
Pod oat of the shadow of the trees,
=raid Oolonel Daere, with a jealous
hrlll, new Lady Gwendolyn's Creamy
anger's pressed fervently against the
eewcouter's black mustache.
slow he restrained himself from
rushing forward and confronting the
.lair he neer know. At this moment
:e telt Ilk . a murderer, and thirsted
.or the blood of this rival, whom
wady Gwendolyn preferred to himself.
She had carried her coquetry
;ruelly far, for she had woe his whole
'^'tri, and ad lett him - only Just
gage eiiougll to suf'fe'r and regref.
So false and yet so fair. Ohl why
Sad he not been warned in time? He
cued have given her up easily in
,,n firet, Jaye. Now, although he
•.iw all Thier` perfidy, and believed
ter to have neither conscience nor
aeiing, he couldnot draghis love
sp by the roots, although it must
erds be his sorrow and shame. When
ee passed her arm through the
Re's, with a few soft words lee
and not catch, and they moved
WAY together, Colonel Deere did not
Hes w, s ton honorable to seek to
Ipri e their confidence, and, more -
1 e was afraid or Mineola, If he
l Pals man face to face he should
i :rim life a clog, for the old Cain
.'.:xpnt in hila at the moment,
,.' x:_alt that his only chance was
:'2412 sn feia hounds he reached the
etetee in front of the house,
it at a deem as if it con -
tees water, as fir/6n a� it was filled.
E ,e it viers a.lr eetelette man
se il,, leo he did.ne, Lila, what
rr t' dt ekes ar-lxi Hitt. l:liii 0X3.?.
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tea.[, �.ae, ere I1.:ra :eine lime, alt.c"r.
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isty tubs tiro 11i1 had farted a .11
v, awl reit stx'angel, exahtee isy
at he heel Iai 1= rifle ,nr is €.t would
vii had no r;ft: c,. uliaielt c tti'�oa,:'Irt`:alt•-
xt t2,;72e :s. (1 d rii:Ig, ibo sable txr.
e 1
] ,.ter• i, be lighted a cisme, wee
;an try nntoke it slowly, his *umibe:t
nor need on the Opsit window,
flag he listened for every sound,
loresently the church clock struck
two solemnly out in the darkness:,
ldeg ensu start in Itis
e!lira 12102 t ry -,,,. ' Celt that his
ra
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t Fre tossed
les to h t e Eririelow, and lighted
eller. He was in that nervous; ov
,vr wught caste when his .wholebo
seetut-1,i Pull of pulses; and his terse
.ttpt up a measured, oppressive be
Colonel Daere fancied he knew w
:nine host's other guest would b
but he head sworn to himself only
tisien foe his step. 'Though he w
calmslow, and could trust himself,
would be a terrible risk to see t
face of Lady Gwendolyn's lover, le
liey should meetagain one -day wh
liar. EV45 not toaster of Himself.
Presently a.step canis aloug the
r,ta -a firm, brisk step, which had a
ebeerful sound—the step of .a happy
lover, who had brought away tend
memories with him, and stillfeels.
he sweetness of a timid parting kiss
lingering nn his lips.
Colonel Deere sat back firmly,
tris chair, and Covered Ms eyes. B
when the door opened he glanced up
uiechaneially, and there •stood the
than 'he had sworn not to look upon
for his soul's sake.
The other drew back at once, with
a hurried apology for his mistake,
and a courteous bow; but Colonel
Deere knew that wherever they might
meet he Should recognize him again,
and that the cool, proud face, with
its insolent beauty, would be from
henceforth imprinted on his brain,
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Seeds by name, No better
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CHAPTER V.
Woausanas WO&
vz course it is very eomrws'table to
be a philosopher. When peol1e have
once succeeded in persuading them
selves that it is as easy to reason as.
to feel, it is wonderful how smoothly
life ends.
As Colonel Deere sat in the little
inn parlor that sight, he tried hard
to attain that enviable state of minis,
and to be able to say, with a shrug
of; the shoulder;
"If she be not fair for me,
Whet care S how fair she be." ..
But it would not do. He did care,
and so much, that he could have
dashed his head against the wall for
very rage and misery.
But there was one thing he could
not understand, and that was why
Lady Teignmouth took so much in-
terest in teeing him disenchanted,
ale must have sent him to Turoy,
knowing quite well whom he would
deet 'there, and enjoying the thou hj,
of his pain. It was strange to bend a
young and handsome tvorxialt so cruel
—and he had never harmed he;'
that she should take pleasure in deal-
ing }aim such a blow. But for some
reason she was his enemy; and as
he began to divine how utterly un-
scrupulous she was, the idea was not
an agreeable one, by any means.
He passed the livelong night pon-
dering, trying to come to some resolu-
tion; but unable to form any plan,
so entirely stunned was he to and
-Bat the woman he had loved so chiv-
a rously was unworthy of his low,
devoti
Of course it would have been more
dignified to leave Turcy early in the
uiornig, and this had been his first:;
intention; but as the night wore on
a softer feeling-intrvefed, and he
decided' that ho must see Gwendolen
nee' more,
For two years now she had been
the star of his lite --his one ones
thought. To win her at last he hell
been ready to possess his soul in pt+,.
theme, and the longing was still
strong on him to look• on her again.
ere he went sorrowfully into exile
for her sake.
As dawn began to break, he went.
softly up -stairs, and lay down for
awhile without undressing. When he
heard people aboutbelow he was
glad to rise again, and go out for a
walk. Nothing was harder than til
be Inactive when his 'thoughts stung
him like very swords.
On returning to the inn, two hours
later, he heard; to his relief,that
rine host's' other guest had already
breakfasted, and was gorse, taking
his carpetbag with hint.
"And quite the gentleman T ant
sure he was," observed 'the landlord,
smiling benignantly; "for he paid his
Dili ' without even looking at th,.
items."
A hint for me," thought the
colonel es he sat down to breakfast,
with ; is .ase toward the Grange, a
glimpse of which could be seen
through the open window.
But it was not until nearly eleven
o'clock that he saw the ;gate open,
end Lady Gwendolyn carne forth, her
perfect d€curt± showing to advantage;
in a' closely fitting dark serge dress,
while a jaunty ilatle bat, 'gat'nixxl, d
by a red fcatber,'shaded, without
concealing,
her beautiful -fate, He
fancied her manner was listless, aril
llreoecupicel, and elhe kept her eyes
en-th e ground as she advanced. Noth
ing, however, showed her conscious
of his scrutiny, and she did not so
even much as , t.vtn €laitcc; toward his win-
dow as she went by,
Now, if tho colonel had been a phi). -
()snakier, hare was a chunec* of airing
kaitu tkanri- Om vie have alres,d,r
said that he was nothing of the sort,
and so he caught up his hat, and liar,
Tied after Lady Gwendolyn as fast as
he could.
He carne up tivitll liar just as, she
was crossing a stile leading into same
meadows. She turned abruptly, and,
startled by such a sudden'apparitloii,
'Would have eallen to the 1ground had
he not put out his arta to save her.
l'or one brief, delicious, maddening
moment she was leaning against his
pros :.
(Continued next week)
If you have a touch
of grippes don't let
it take firm hold.
A mustard bath, is
the remedy doctors
recommend.
To prepare abaft
Just `drop three table-
spoonfuls of Keen's
Mustard into the hot
water, swirl around,
and then get in and
soak! You will be
surprised at the new
vigor which will re-
sult.
Re -roof this Year with
HI �rLL
the Permanent Roofing
for Barns, Rouses, Sheds
LOW in initial cost... comes in
big sheets—easy and quick to
lay...permanent ... leakproof...
handsome in appearance. Pre-
vents fires ...Increases value
of property. Made of famous
"Council Standard" galvsmi7ed
sheets. Give size of roof for free
estimate. Write to:
Eastern Steel Produe
.4mited
PRESTON. ONT.
Successor to
Metal Shingle and
Siding Co. Ltd.
f 9, 9 .,onskeds,
to, imitic
A neglected cold, an attack of
bronchitis notpropel-1y treat-
ed, may easily lead to serious
chest troubles. As soon as
you feel a cold corning on,
begin immediately to take
ANGIER'S E 'iI.ULSION,
This well known remedy not only
soothes the mucous membranes of
the respiratory tract, relieves the
tightness and soreness of the chest
and eases breathing, but it also.
keeps the stomach and digestive
organs in a healthy condition.
prorotine appetite and building
up %Irenet e
Thc vtry finely em'u l si ked imiine
eral o i 1 contained in ANGZEX '
EMULSION exerts a soothing laxa-
tive action
th.i
t keepsthe bowels
e
in anorrlm Il healthy condition so
necessary for a prompt recovery.
ANGIER'S EMULSION Iias been
recommended 10111 prescribed by
lxliytdcsktns in Gt. Britain and
Canada far over thirty -live
years. Pleasant to' take.
A ar t'is%i 1Jvctor writers: "1 hays,
been preeoribrxxg' ib gier'e
Zotelsiorl ler many ,years with.
most aeatisfavfgry ,resorts."
jje and $z.,�o-"--044%,ruggist's
k5!
Thursday
March,' 29th,
928
BELCRAVE
A very enjoyable meeting of the
l3elgrgve Women's Institute was held
at the lion $ of Mrs, John' VenCamo,
on Tuesday, March 20th. There - Were
twenty-two ladies present, The presi-
dent, Mrs. McCallum, occupied ,the
chair, and tate meeting opened with
the singing of the Institute Ode,' fel-
lowed by the Lord's Prayer'. repeated
in unison. The ,Roll Call response
was 'the best for,lnauy months, and
was answered with "My Pet Proyerb,'
A most interesting paper was given
by Mrs. Joseph Clegg, "Expecting the
unexpected", which was much' 'enjoy-
ed. Miss Nora Vandamp contributed
solo entitled "In a little old garden"'
and Mrs. McCallum gave' a humor-
ous reading, "My .Madder in Law". A
fevv xniilutes were given to coninnunity
singing, in which all joined. heartily.
Lunch was served at the close of the
meeliing.
Mrs, M. A. 'Wheeler visited over
the week -end .with her sister, Mrs.
R. I\ikCraie at Londesboro:
George Jordan spent a day or two
in Toronto this week.
Frank Thompson shipped a car of
cattle from Belgrave' on Saturday.
William Brydg'es was in Barrie last
week attending the L. O. L. Grand
Lodge meeting:
Miss Martha' Armstrong has ret:urn-
edafter spending a week with rela-
tives in Michigan and Windsor.
George Cook made a business trip..
to Torontolast week.
Mrs. Frank Sburdy and son, Billie,
of Winghdm, were visitors with ivtr.
and Mrs. Dan Geddes.
Mrs. J. Elliott and two children of
Bluevale, visited with Mr. and Mrs.
John Wightnian over the week-rr cl.
Mrs. R. McCrae of Londesboro, was
in the village this week.
Washes, . Carries Coal,
Woman.' Gains 18 Pounds
"I wash, iron and carry coal and
don't get tired since taking Vino].Al-
so, I save gained s8 pounds."—Mrs.
S. Cortese.
"Vinci is a delicious compound of
cod liver peptone, iron, etc. Nervous,
easily tired, anemic people are sur-
prised haw Vinol,gives new pep, sound
sleep and a BTG appetite. The -very
FIRST bottle . often adds several
pounds weight to thin children or ad-
ults, Tastes delicious. 'McIiibbon's
Drug Store.
MOLESWORTH MILL BURNED
A SECOND TIME. •
Fire of an unknown origin corn-
pletely destroyed the fine new chop:-
ping
hop-ping mill and machinery of William
Lamont at Molesworth, about 6 miles
from Listowel, early. Thursday morn-
ing. This is the second time withini 'a
year that Aelr, Lamont has suffered the
loss of: his mill by fire, this •lastone
only being. erected and fitted out last.
fall. Two young nien returning from
Listowel about 000 o'clock in the
morning noticed the flames but they
had gained such headway nothing
could be done to save anything. Mr.
Laniont's loss will be a heavy one, as
it was only partly insured and the
loss to building and contents is esti-
mated at between $i4,000 and $15,000.
KERR-BRYSON TOURS, s9z8
The Canadian National Railways
have much pleasure in announcing
that the Kerr-l3ryson•Tours have now
completed arrangements for their.
1928 summer tours across .Canada...
This year's plans provide for ai de
lightful trip from Toronto to the Pa-
cific Coast and return, with stopovers
at the cities of Winnipeg, Saskatoon,
Calgary, :Pclmonton, Vancouver, Vic-
toria and 'Seattle; two orr three days
in each of those fax'tious touristsre-
sorts of the Canadian Rockies, Jasper
National Park, Banff and Lake Louise
the famous scenic triangle 'tour trip
of the Canadian National Railways,
by rail from Jasper to Vancouver,
steamer through tiie sec miles of shel-
tered waters of the Inside Passage of
the North, i'acific Coaxst and rail.
through tlic wonderful valleys of the
'.Skcena and I3ulkey' Rivers back to
Jaspar ; and finally a visit' to Mival i
Lodge, a nxagnificcitt suuunc ,r l resort, r ri;
a short distance:: east of Winnipeg in
the beautiful .into of the Woods -dis-
trict,
1
Arrangements t ,
g t iS have: ala.,
been . made.
fi
3 1 'R '
eai tCflti' 1
G rrr re• y .
,f this trip for tl trsc,:
4,111(3 1ua,y s() desire, from prince .Rup-
ert north to Skatgwaly sett Alaska, and
those fortunate encu r'
, t,h to be members
of this extension party will, on the
return journey,rlijoy, tete: added fea-
ture of the delight' fill steamer sail
through the; Great Takes fi'orn Duluth
to Sarnia,with a short stopover 2at:��.
1)ulut1, and: also at the
Twin Cities of
Prirt William arid` Port Arthur,
These trips as natal will be person-
ally conducted eel a'nd on an all -expense
basis, Descriptive booklet i$ Stow t1
totir';5c of preparation and is expected
The bes
ass
Now—you can have this beautiful
Symphony Console in your home!
4r the new low prices now in effect, there is no longer any
reason why anyone should forego the o en ment of'
JY owning
a Rogers Batteryless Radio. e • ' -
The beautiful 1928 Console Model, illustrated above, will .brin
in stations near and far with wonderful clarity and ichness o£
tone—without the nuisance of batteries, chemicals, or unsightly
wiring. And to match its tonal beauty, Receiving, Unit and
Symphony Speaker are incorporated in a .beautiful, Cabinet of.
satin -finished Genuine Walnut. ,
Hear this newest Rogers Batteryless Model—complete and
always ready (because it uses the uniform power of electricity)
to give you the same uniform performance day in and day out,
Ask us to demonstrate in your home—there' will beano obliga- •
tion. Convenient monthly payments, if you decide' to purchase.
in harm Utilities C mmission
to be available within' the next week
and copies of same will be promptly
furnished upon request to the organ-
izers of these tours, Mr. Martin Kerr,
4 13eulah Ave., Hamilton, Ont,, Mr.
A. E, Bryson, .iq. Silverthorne Ave,;
Toronto, or any Canadian National
Agent.
Recently one ounce of Alfalfa seed was found to, contain
approximately 900 weed seeds, which would have resulted
in the distribution of : almost a
million weeds to every acre
sown.
And such examples as this are not uncommon.
'.y 'Take
plorestall'rife
danger of ruined crops nowt Take everyPrecaution in selec
ting and cleaning your 'seed: beaause otx.them 'principally
depends the ultimate success of your crops.
Weed
Under the Weed Control Act the destruction oftl
n i us.
weods is cotnpulaery. Let us co-operate t0 end this menace.
ONTARIO tx
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