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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1919-12-05, Page 7- , .., � . I i.--Z.lmw - —__-_-_ ,�--�-"�'�11-1111111]RRI.R.l�li--,--,�� I �F � .- ., _-__., I., - . _1 - M � _ - - _ ; � _ _ __1 , . Jupw _ —,,; " .�_---__r_,r__ - - . 1� I - - .. , � AIIWW_177�_ . : I .1 I � . I I . . I ., , - - i . . - � , _* - . : I � . . - 1- "_ 4 : . . . - . � - . � - I . . . � . . - I � I . - . I . . . - � � . . � 4 , - . I 1. - ., � _. I � . . . . . - . � .- A6.4 7F � � A� � ! . . - - � � � . � � - . � I I . I -1 . . I . I I I . I ;� � - . � 11 I � I I . I . . . . I I . I . I � , . - . - . . I . - I � I . - . I � - i - I . - . � . . I I i . � ,I - . . 7 - . I ! . - I . - � I � - . - � . . I � _i. . - � . ; � � % . � . . I r � I � I I I � � I I - -IR rit I - 51 19'"9 - , i : and I 1,. I rom that their � the safer channeU � �r,�wirse until hia, . _.qx see you ugaim I - ,�atd -.is slie gave ,,:d. 'cl iiitend regu�. e place." [ next week). t . _0___ I nark Made It - Caste1nau 15 - -, ....... . ke . Light of Events 11 . �.�w *%%" 10 0 0 0 0 -9 � t attention has been on the ethleM as - of the invasion 0 1 � um fa 1914, Oeopbw cal and 'military an- lestion as they pro- , � .es in -theory in Oka . war. One of the cur- . � a tht . Lt episode bas e P apparent unread!- . I . I ,ich General Sta.X � fog � ras the FTench couL- � �. n a German treat,*, annel vortsT If Ank __ ple of unsuspected �ean politics, whieb � . � 11 so expert in ninety- . . . -Machikvelli, only to. :t observing the hwa- - I I - ., Aamely, that it yox � � � the right wing by 4 the left by a prombm i the tattack to Comm* aise? - �f fact, if we are t* :, , �P-Jsition which X �f the situation in 1,,a 0 rench strategy or tas a history wh!AmU - L At that time ben. ,.ed Qut of the high I I rens. Pau, Castelna;a ;;; 1 �change in personnel A difftering views at t. *1 ;s*bilitles of the'fuiiiii ' !.el belonged to lb�m 'ore- . saw, the attowk L, which favored th* � the Franco-Belgiaw I- . _-Z -t, . � - kSTELN.4-U. 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I . � I . � � � I ___ - I . I THE HURON ]KAPOSVOR . I il � I Am, I . . � ii I .. J - . 7 ' . I � _,___,,____.i___ --wom � . � I -, - I " . �_�_ - . ;4.�! __ - - .- I i . . . .1 1. - I I � I - . - j_��'.11 �__*, � . I � iiiiiiii'"" � ft_w_i�_,_� 00ftmMm"M .- mmw�W - --- ____ - - I- � - - - - - � - DR. F. J. R., FORSTER, . t � I � I I . I 11 I I I ; I I * � . I _ - � I - ' - - . - - . � ; I 4illi tried. You �couldnit even try. Bu� . rft. * 11 ' "I think 1-understand,11 said Mary. - I I . I . - i I - a � I . � f � fte, EIr, Xfte'aad Throat k. . I I hav filt any, dear, azid'I'll tell you LA 1§ . "I f iincy from what he -has told me . . I en I - . I - I � I I .. . . I . _ D 11 O'd every one of them, and, rather' than .1 that his father is a singularly, reticent �� __ . - - . ,�� I - , - - � I . Craduate in Medicine, Vnil�erl3ity Of � .1 ,� I - I . . / . see a tear in youi dear eyes, I would FR�[�,E� OF-,T� JoER"'mLE man, but one in whom his son has , Parker's W.1'11 Do It I - I - Tomto. - - I . . I � � I 11 1; " - . J - . � . -1 I if 1. � I I I _�,,`P .a � - tell John'lAnox that I never wanted always had the most implicit.cou, I MM I - �, .. � , " - � � I . I , � r I Vi I I - to see him again 4, and I don't know a i estpre any aftieles .? f I - . " � t ' .... ; - - I Late Assistant 'New 'York O.Phthal- . I I I fidence. I imagine, toq,-that. until re- I ,, " By clean ng or-dyeing—r I 11 . . . X" . , What You have been thinkino, but I .cently, at any rate, he has taken it etum i �.., I � am and Aural Institute, Moorefield's, I to tbei� formei appearance and retum: 11 I I j � ar.11M - . haveWt thought so I � � I I � . , . . . . . an . o.. n Square Throat Kos- I - __ IWMW--- at all," (which last X1D1Nfy_1R-,0U�0tE for granted that his father was Yl them to you, good as neW.- I , �, . . . r, il- assertion �mhde even Mrs. Carling I wealthy. He has not ciDnfided any � . # I On ig, At the Queen's " - w .i— . I . , , - � . . . . I I . I 4 M � - I L, : "," � �� I e 0 , third Wednesday in . - _. * " . laugh), "and I know that I have been misgivings to me, but if he has any' i �, Send anythiing from household draperies - I I I I ont m -10 a m. -to 2 1 by - teasing"and horrido .,and if you won't, - After Tkove Yaws of Suffering, he is just the sort, of person no A. to � - � N ; . 11 .. I - L, 1� _v - . - I * ; 1. . . TI , - 4M `W,0+XkV4r%^ Q+" 4- a 4,1� L�L.N�v I EDWARI$'NOTES WESTCOT put me'"in the closet I will be 0,00ii "FRUIT-A-TIVEW" Brought Relief naIr n�nA m*-e#,_.yn1xr ".-.+ +^ CIO a no- i Jowl.'to thf- fin of. nif iloN,-of-�a fn'h,,-*,,_. Xv. . � , � - V%;; . VU - 0 . I � ... I . . Phone 267 Stratford., - � A . . � � and answer every question like a nice , 1 � I I I I I - 1� TORONTO , little girl." Whereupon she -gave her , ' . I I , . I . — WILLIAM. BRIGGS -1899 Sister a kiss�,and -resumed her seat . . -1 i - � . . - - - - - - . 1. � - � with an air of itbiect penitence which . - 777 � . llill, i� LEGAL F . lasted for a minute. Then she laugh - was to have a child � . . I . � . . . ed again, t ough.1theie was a�watery . � I .. . � R. S.* HAY8_ (Continued from last week.) " 'gleam in h r own eyes, ,Mrs. Carling I - � � , - .. . Barrister, Solicitor. f,nmveynYtcer and 1 "He comes here very often, almost gave her look of great love and . admiration,-, - � Notary Publie. Solic,tor -for the Do- ..every night, in fact," remarked. Mrs, , I maWion Banl�. Office In rear of the Do. Carlin � . I g, looking up sideways at her - "I oughi not to have brought up the subject," she said, 4kniowing as I - . . rAinion Bank, SeaforM I In 'Vl-?ney to sister's back.' do how you feel aboui sucli discus-` I . I �?. f . C .- . I - . ,loan. . - - . . - �, . "Now that -You' mention it" -said � . sions, but I love you so much that . . . . I . _�_ - Mary dryly z "I have nOtic6d . L some- sometimes I can% help—" . � I k . 1. f I . I � . . t . . thing of ihe'sort myself." . "Alice," exclaimed the girl, "please I � .. I - � . 'MADC I j_," ; � [it I - . . I � J. M. 'BEIST � I "Do ycu tb*zik he ough� to? ' asked . I - - I - I have the kindness to call me a selfish �.. ''I � . �� . � - her sister, after a moment of silence. Z � Bariister, Solicitor, - "onveyancer "Why pm'" said the girl, , ,.. -, �_.3 WT_4� _,n_1 ! ,., f% turnin g �P�I—G. It will relieve my feelings." � "Butl do'not think kou are," said nificanP-e had been said. As has been stated, a longer inter- � I rl- %A`i*. I . -, - I � I I I � tion with his.father." 11 � pay postage or- express cbarg�s one way. ' . , "It would seem like carrying delic- , - I I 11 2 acy almost too far," remarked Mrs..21 When you, think of I 11 Carling. 1� � - I � "Perhaps it woul-VI said her sis- � 0 . 0 . ter, "but I think I can understand , . , . I I . - I I , , i , , , ,� , - - i, ,I and-sympatbite with it."k ' Cleaning or Dyeing I I � . Mrs. Carling broke the silence which . . � I I In - -e I . followed for a moment or two as if 40, Th* k' of Park,es I � :; I ; she were thinking aloud. "You have', J . I 1: 1, I . � - 'plenty of momy," she said, �nd color- I : . 1. � . A - � I ed at her inadvertence. Her sister ' .; -1 I 0 . . �� - Parcels may be sidtit Post or Ex"press I 1 7 1. I _ looked at her lor. an instant -with a . I , . . I I �� - I " � � - humorous smilej'an& then, as she We pay car I � - � . I I I I I � rose -and touched the bell button, said, -orders. .. . - I . . 11 . I . "That?s anothp'r reason." . - . _�� I I I I . . CRAPTE]i X , Advice.. upon Cleaning ,or Dyeing � .- � . Mrs, Carling literally... MADAME HORMIDAS F016Y. ' ,. - � I I ".Ly C. �,Ice tipstairs, to hei questioner for the ficat tfinc. � , V article'will be promptly g1ven . I I . . I . an . . � � I vver Walker's Purnittirri, Store, Main "And why sfiould I think he shouid or "But I am at times," declared Mary, - . I think it should hardly be imput- V - I , � I I Street, Seafortb. I . 411 . 624 ChAmplain St., 'Siontreal, ed to John as a fault or a shortcom- est. I I I - � I . . - �, should not? Doesn't he com t an& you deserve not only., to have, - . . I � �. i " � I � . ing that he did not for a long time . - �, . : I - � . I � . ; ; I ' . ---.-- - _ � � Julius, and on Julius's invitation? I but to be shown, all the love and , c,por three years, I -was ill and realize his father's ':failing 'powers. .. . I ,� I I . I have nt,ver asked him.�_but once " she .confidence that I can give you. it's I ! � . I 9 PROUDFOOT, KILLORAN AND.. said, faishing a little' as she re'e'alled only this, that sometimes your solii6i-, exhaustedandl suffered constantly True, as has been staW, he had not- Parker'sDye WorkS,' Ltd- I I L I � 44, 1 � � .... . . : I I the occasion and the % wording of t1l, tude makes.you imagine things ,that froin Kidney Trouble and Liver Disease -ed some changes in appearance on . I I I . . ... I . COOK - - I , e - � *y health was miserable his return, but they -were' not great I �� . I I . . : , I E . invitation. ' do not exist, - and you think I am and Cleaners and Dyers . I � . . � 4'Do you . think" � .returned Mrs withholding my confidence; and then, nothing in the way of medicine dicl-- enough to 'be startling, - and, though. . � i I . I . Barristers, Solicitor&, tNotaries Pub- i . . I � ! . Ec, etc.* Money to lend Carling, "that. hi n, I am enough like oth he thought at times that his father's 791-Youge St., Toronto I � � - . In Seaforth - is -0sits are wholly 09al - i � e me any good.. Then I staited to u'se, - . . . . � . - - ee;.- ' Office in- on Julius' u I that I Aon't alwa3fg kno-v�� exactly what manner was more subdued than, he . 01 _.. I I I I �� on Monday of each .,,' s account 4nd. t1 it be would 'Fruit-a-tives' and the I *-- Z � I �, - �J � . . . . . . � dome sd'often if t' I do -think.. Now, about 'this mat- � effect wAs bad ever known 'it to be, nothing V— - ,, Wdd Block. W. Prottdfoot, K.C., J.- here were no other. . I - remarkable, - - - - - - -_ - I . . -7, Killoran, H. J, D. Coolv-. . inducement? You know'? -she con�' ter—ly . really occurred to arouse his suspicion -_ - - --.,== I I � I i - . I, - . ; .. I - -- . I "Don't say a word about it, deaT," I bdg44 to impfove immediately or anxiety. After a few days the . I - .� - I . � I . . tinued, pressing her p6int,iimidly but I - "I, I . I persistently, "he alwtCys stays after her sister interruptedt, "unless you and- this wonderfulfruit medicine entire two men appeared to drop into their � - � . ! I � . I . . . ly - - I . � I I'll VETERINARY � � we go upstairs if you are at horpe, and. *O�ld ra6er than not." � ,restored me to health. All the old pains, accustomed relation -and routine, meet- I . : ,� I . ing in the morning andt at dinner . t - I have noticed that when you "I wigh to," said Mary. if'of ; RON.— b"- - - tl I � � ' are out . li�adaches, indigestion and con- I but as John picked up the threads ------- .1 � F. HARBURN, V. S . . he, always goes before. our time for course I am not oblivious of the fact . - I I 1. stipition wer& relievedand once more', of his acquaintance he usually ive I . -_ . � . � I retiring." that, Mr. -Lenox comes here very often, at . � . . I . I � I � - . 1�11 I � , �1 I I I I I"— .1 I . . I Honor graduaite of Ontario Veterin- "I should say," w joinder, nor that he seems to like to stay quid I was well, , . I out after dinner . t * . . Ary College, and honorary member of . "that that was - very'much tl�ie proper talk -with me- because don't you know,, To all. who suffer from Indigestion did not his father weiit early to his It I - . . ' I � � I the Medical Association of the On thing. Whether or, n6t he comes here if. be didn't he could go when you do, Constipation,, Rheumatic Pains or own apartment. . I - I . . . � 10 � From John?s childhood he had been I . HAC In, S - . Veterinnry College. Treats diseasrsrof too often is not for me to say—I and I don't mind admitting thatr as a great Fatigue, I advise the use �. �� 11 � I . all domestic animals by the most mod- have'no opinj * general thing, 1 like to bave'h,m stay; ,F ruit Of much of the time away from hbme I I . 4 1 --- em principles. Dentistry and Milk to do him justice I � 'NIERVX-, I on on the subj�ct.' But, _a.ti , I . ) hie last but. as I said to you, -if it weregn't for ves'.11 and there had never, partly from that . HCA10'a-r-OAND . I he 'is about't circumstance. and partly from the . . ItT� I Fever a. specialty. Office *opposite man to wait for a tacit dismissal, or . . I Julius he would not come here very � Madame, HORMIDAS FOISY, � , Dick's Hotel,' Main Street, Seaforth. to. cause you and Julius to depart often!' . ' � . I 50c. a box, 6 for $2,50, trial s ze _,>5e. older man's natural and habitual 're- . . I All orders 16ft at the hotel will re- from what he knows to be your regu- . "Don!t you think," said Mrs. Carling i serve, been very much intimacy be- 0 .1 � I , , Rinqsby � I . - n , if I . * ceive prompt attention. Night calls lar habit out of politeness to him. He now on an assured footi 0 "thl ' Postp'aid by tween them. The father did not give* - � 11 . I I . I . � reeeived at tb6 office it were not for you he. would not Frait-a-tives Limited, Ottawa, his own confidence, and, while always . 1, I . � I is a person of too much delicacy and . ! ' ' Ont. I 11 . I I - . : -_ . I good breeding to stay when—if—that kind ana sympathetic -�vhdn'appealed . I . � I I I . I . " . Perhaps Mary overestimated he I 4 . I i -son's; and, loving I I _� � z, . ft - - is to say—" SW turned 'Again to . I � to, d d not ask his . . . � - . . _J. JOHN GRIEVE, V. S. I I the window without completing her attraction which her brother * n � his. father well and loyally, and trust- 1, I - 0: 0,-%00,�t I , I I aw with m6. I couldrVt quite say that . I i I ,�. I � -0 �� - - , sentence and, .though - Mrs- In -M ' I , � Carlin had for Mr. Lenbx, and she iled, ,to him, could I?" g im implicitly, it did not occur I I .1 �. � i. �, it - . . P . 9 � I 1, * .o'lio, % . Honor Praduate Of Out. k- +"hn1-rfr,k4. ulk�, onill'I ,,^;�� 1,ni+ I+ .* U_ sli&htiv as she thoueht that as ICXT T ,4 ?I I ,, to John to feel that there was anv- I - - ,i#_ �dqll . .10 1K - - F �, %#L L , W, 0"pFuou JLI moqu ,Z;�'..;v I * .N f , 10, O� V , � .... ary College. . All dise,a,ses f dio estic she wisely forbore. quite possible. "I suppose," she went Mrs. Carling faintly. - thing wanting in the relation. It was I . V &VP�N� 4 - -01!0" ";,� L -- . I - - 70 - , . �� --- I mp ,S a*1 , � h% Tv 11 as it bad always, beem He was ac- L A .,%,- . - : 11 Als treated. Cal pr?o aid- in ' on, with a little shrug of the shoulders "No, I should say not," remarked 4P iTkol-W *P,Oelp, ', . �� y a voice devoid I � - , I'll nit!L�d front from th* Mps. This view ot �ied i:ertain changew - af French military r a front so extend- I Iroops would be re�. ading army than for at, Meuse -Lorraine- . Three-year Servim 11 from the milftary eliance Gn-the va9t � o supplement the ,This view also U*- )olitical attitude to- . i.der it Prance -wauM iational defence for aer territork.0. Leial or protessfemd I that triumphed Ja ' � no additiowl er- igian front, uiiam;ea Llsace and Lorraftv DtM holding the Xe_ 5 in reserve and tba I led on by the advom I the recovery or tbe 1. N xen. Lebes, Just. be- supp,orted by .Gem- ! Vandinme, DePOW4 "wiented a meapair.. -1 36rre proteathm rmmment of Una, �d the interview anA 4on up to Gen. Caw- � 4� aside the propbew, , 'Ough Belgium"CIM. i. a mtebrated mw- ot fidence rested on a ka Of German� re- Lhe Runlan advaneo I ;)-ttaek through Al- . ne off In Aug,ag4 e to plans), the (v1tw_ , �e not more eft for the olfeusi" I � e` which Gen. Ca*- . of came, it was volve divisions, but Port-unately tho 7or was balan"d by � I Mke of driving at tt Boulo-ne. WhHe - Z*` :,=iOnal campaism I Mulbausen, the - :-ImY was preparing md the ��-nthusiasm I I � never have arow.,,- i.--r arniles an the - �' ' I egain from Ner : � I i,ill be drawn from. [;ot to keep excla- I - the People found , ,;-,(-� the profpssiocw- �t,ir,W of Berlin and � I . � . Oil. I �. I -getable, oils, theme ,Chidc,al 1;ses, wool, Emice, for which i3ko , TY fmbstitute bas --- � :. ,- .6 father, I � . . .2,�, , �A I . - - umma To and charges mode . Viet of ank tXaces of confusion: that the proceeding�is not -strictly the girl. "If he were to say antyth' g cu'Lome" TO aceepu wna'c n!5 � ,-*P,W�7.,,�--; ,-0,!Z�S1,0W,*%ea,1 . erinary Dentistry a specialty. Office , conventional, and that the absolutely 17� did or said estion, and, as 1. 'W, 01, h%�W,- 0--* ,-* 0;�V- I IS I I ( "You asked me if I thought � Mr. 'to me in -the *ay'of--declaration is . without qu I . ,-0 �O ,�,,,;e,;W.,A�,b � - IN - I . . i ` I I � wor is � , 'V�;p � !go W4 - . �. I Tesidence, on Goderih tr t, One Lenox' would come so often if there correct thing would be for him to say the -8, isn't it?—it would be an- very often, the case, had always 1 4 " -, - 11 1-1 I I I __ �t. I ,ct " e I I 11 - ,* .- I � door east pf Dr. Scoft's offic , Sea- . I ko ,:�! Z ,� i good night when you and Julius do, , rekarded him as axi old man. - He- ; � ,6`� -, ;A,o a. � I � , I were no object in his coming except other matter. �But there is no danger 14:�IXVI_V. V�w V.; & � . .- - . . ";', I, 1 0- 1 *,,�. - � - I ., forth. �:, I 'hat there are those 'Who would of ihati'l had never felt that they could be in - I I � .0 pr_ID� . .00 Col - . . � to see Julius. . I can only'say that if and. t ' I ,-; jz - I ' . - to, a to . N . . I I . the same .6qu I ,* ,O ,.to - 11 I r Julius were out of the question I think regard my permitting -,a yo.ung man ' "Why not-, if he is fond of you'?,, ati6n. In truth, save %q * .0, - _C�e. . � � � I ?.— . . I � �_ .. 0 * - . "0%, e . . -1 � i . 0 ,;�,P, ,,- Y I , , ItA . � � lated to me to see me for.their mutual affectiofi, they had -,V ;V - .q 400V . � - � be would come here but seldom'; but," m, no way re asked her sister. � V 011 10W111 0%b - . : ,.- ,e:00�4r . - - ; vo-� -- . S 1P , � � MEDICAL j little in common; and if, as may . 4$VXN � 6 , � . 0 1 . i she added, as she left the window and very often. in the evening without the "Becadse 11 s6id Mary, with an em- � ON 9; 6* ol! C�- . 10 1. � . ction of a duenna as a V_ ' 101' �N,, V -Vsp� W ;__*��-'Itk, 44L, I . I resumed her seat, 111. do not �quite see .prote eTY un- phati 4 0 "i - 03� 11 - I I . . . 'd . , . , k'N ,I � i e n�,""I won't let -him," which have been the case, his father had t7.S11K 11 I � DR. GEORGE HEILEMANN. ' any cr&vings for a closer and more � e. �,�, # Al�'.%00 - t the object of thisL discussion, and, becoming thing." eakenedby her . , %- ve��,O,�, "o � I I I I 6,&V, - 0 xt * � I � , ,� . . o sign, � ;W 0, 0 " I - - "IT I& , � _ , , , i� am not quite sure of -what LN ipt if I would." . relation,- he m4de n � N At 011& ek . 0steopbatic Phy§ician of Goderich. irideek I' I "I never have had' -such a thought adding, "and he Would? , intimate VW.", I , 16 - � I . ' acquiescing in his son's actions as - "Ov - ct �&, ��KS� #&V -4 -discussin bout it," declared Mrs. Carling. "I dorift understand," said her sis- Vu dpI NO 0 � , IV I �r I . I Specialist in Women's e g. Do you object ". a I ` - -; ;O� .W. -V 11 . � she asked, looking curiously at her � "I never for a moment supposed you ter. the son did in his without question or %-�.�e ,0� ,�:;e . ib, "O" '. - - � Aiwases, reheumatism, acute, chronic � _�6 - 1� . � I _V_ 0 N . I 15 %A:V_0yt, 0�1_1* ` - I , 'Bug y did not kn . . 3��a%v- lei J -so 0- . I I . and nei�vous disorders ye, e r 31 nose sister and smiling slightly, "to Mr. had, dear," saU Mary, "nor have 1. "Well," said Maxy, "I don't pre- gestion, The � ow "each , A 1, 0� 'V I . � Lenox's coming he're as he does, aild We are rather uncon1ventional people, tend to know all that goes on in his other.. and such cases are not rare, I 14, V ie',VN! 1". .. 0 1 jmd throat. Consulation free., Office '. I evvtq- - I - I . . - . more is the pit�.� � 410:11C ;� ,,,- ,V V C,- I ; � ; above Umback's Drug store, S 'aforth, if so . why 9 11 This was apparently making very few claims upon society, mind; but allowing, or rather c I W 'Alt- .1 . Q . - W6:0;�; 0 op, � ' - d upon whom 'society' makes very "" But as time went on even John's <�,, �� 4 , ., - . Tuesdays and Fridays, 8 a.m. till 1 p.m more direct than Mrs. Carling was an jecturing, that he I does care for 04 -, - - - - %: si:�,,�Pl -.?I . I . � me in K� �11-1c�e��d.' , -Wt,,01' . I I. � i- q�ite prepared for. "And if you do " few." . . unwatchf ul eye could not fail , to � I I I I . '2P C-�,�,.;"�, V.- �- . _V - � . the way Mp,_ -, 'a `,,s 1. I- P . you mean, I haven't the least 'ON i _ew - - I ! am ritther sorry for that on your . notice that all was not well with his . _$Zei br-e 1;10�,e - . � Yaxy proceeded, "what is to be done , "I fear of his telling me so and one of I V- - , V. "N %, I . I 1P *� 0,4-,� ;oe"'IL , I . .4 � . -4 "' k I . I . father. Haggard Une . I . -0 . d*t ;V., - , x-, & - - - account," said her sister. s -were multi- - I I � ;tFo Q. � aboutit? Am I to make him under the reasons is this, that he is wholly I ,�. ,,, � ,*. .f. 4 SU _�� _�`,�,�-, �� V �%.o � C. J. W. HARN, M.D.C. . - plying in the quiet face � . . � I r � I � stand that it is not considered the "You needn't be," was the rejoinder. depeadent Won .his father, with no V V �!o " i�v �%k!��Z:,O"e . I � � I V, �A ,� 2q, , 0 0� * � � I I 0. "I have no yearnings in that direction I ence at the dinner table was often SP �. i-0- 1P -.QP % � I I I 425' Richmond Street, Lond , Ont. . proper think?. or%vill you? or, sball 11. 11 4- +4 ,9-A ,4-L -U other prospect for years to come,' -, , V"C', :0V �N*. ` - , � . t? . � 11 11-n1hrr.le" a-voo + bir Tn'k"Ia rrn-9�ovn+-rv%1 - %,0 . . . Ep"islist-,-Surgery .,an&_Aien! in- we leave IT, Lo Junus: ., � .W V.o �aLrl LAW .0" - 0 " .1 � � " A. � I nad the idea somehow,,1 said Mrs, - L, . - .1 I . . - - I I-,! 0 yvp-, ,,O-V� i,p � I � . . : . Mrs. Carling looked up into her have." She sat f or a minUte or two efforts to a con- I ',�.* %,,;0P,.-1 ,0�',s- 0" I . a" diseases of men and women.' I Carling, "that his fithei was very ',�.* . 4; vz,��,&,� I � � I sister's face, in with her hands clasped� upon her 'knee versation in motion. More and more I . 111� , ,;0 I . . . I which -was a smile well-to-do'. - The young man gives one * --- ,., W&ALITH � I 0,�0P-;*,%,,V I . I nd gazing reflectively 'into the fire, which, frequently it occurred that his -father I I . . . of amused penetration, a looked the impression of -a person who hag - i - . 4 : � � nt. -in the growing darkness of the winter , - - I I . down again in visible embarrassme always had- everything that he want- would retire to his own room inimedi .- HA INUSS 11 . . - DR. J. W. .PECK � The young woman laughed as'she a ernoon, a or e s e .on y $$ . ately after dinner was oyer, and the I - � I I . I I . * ed. I � - - � . . Medicine shook her finger at e li in the room. Presently she be- I . I I � - h r. . . "I think that is sot" said Diary, food on his plate would be almost un I I I � - Graduate of Faculty of r? touched, while he took more wine . . . . � I "Oh. you transparent. goose!. she c me conscious that her sister was "but he told me one day, coming over I . � i ReGm University. Montreal; Member cried. "What did he Say?" regarding her with an air of ex- - than 6d ever been his habit. John* I - I d Surgeons . - on the steamer, that'he knew nothing . I I I ____ retiring ' ' �� " - -_ . , "Wli tation, and resumed: "Leaving whatever of his own prospects or his . . edical Coun- at did who say?" was the pec late, woald often hear him I . - al of Canada; Post -Graduate Member evasiv?, response. . I I � the questibn of the conventions Out Of father's affairs. I don�t remember— stirring uneasily in his room, and it � � I � . - : I - . I I ,*Ndmt Medical staff of General "Julius," said Mary; putting would be plain in the morning that he I . . -_ _ -_ ---,--. . ef'F her -the discussiGn as settled," she said, at least, it doesn't' matter—how he � I Hospital, Montreal, 1914-15; Office, 2 finger under her sister's chin. and rais- (ithere is nothing, Alice that you came to say as much, but he did, and had spent a wakeful, if not a slei,�p- I - I - �� . doors east"Of Post office.. -Phone 56. iog her face. "Tell me now. You've need -have any concern aboutl either afte".,ar1 gaye . me a whimsical cata- less, night. Once or twice on such a - ' .. I . I � � I I " . I T[ensalk Ontario. been talking with him, and I insist on Mr. Leno's account or mine.?' logue of his --acquirements and ac- morning John had suggested to his I I I . I I � I I 11 I I . . I I . � upon knowing the truth, the whole "You like him, don't youl" asked complishments, remarldng, I remem- father that he should not go, down to � I I . . � I -1 p .. I � — truth, and nothing but the truth. So Mrs. Carling. I ber, that 'there was Ld.t a dollar in the office, and the suggestion h d been . , - 1i � - . I I ... I � � ' . "Yes It said. Mary frankly, "I like met'so iiTifable. a negative as1to ex- I I I I i * there! " ' P ' the whole list'; and la4elt, though you I � � I Dr. F. J. . BURROWS "W01/1 she admitted hesitatingly, him very much. , cite his wonder. . - I � I � . � We, have enough in must not fancy that he'discusses his It was a day in the latter part of � . . I I Office and reside -nee, Goderich street "I said to him something like what I common to be rather sympahtetic, and own affairs with me, he has now and I . i .. . . vast. of the Methodist church Seaforth. have to you, that it seemed to me that we differ enough not to be dull, and then said somethirig to make me March.. The winter had been unusual- I ,_ . I . I I I Phone 46. Coroner for the -bounty of Mr. Lenox came'very often, and that so we get on very well. I never had guess that he was som6vhat troubled ly - severe, and, lingered into spring - . Ak 0 � - 'i � - -Enron. . - . b6lieve it was all on his ac- a' brother," she continued, after a about 4them.11 d with a heart -sickening tenacity, oc- . � , 4 . I j I I cotint, and that he" (won't- somebody rar,mentary pause� "but I feel toward "Is he doing a'ny#1ing?'-' asked Mrs. casional hints of clemency and promise I % . � . � I � li . i % n?) "al- Hm as ifanpay I should. feel. toward - . being followed by recurrences which I I � - I- .i . � ple4se. invent another pronou . Carling, - Y � . ways stayed when you were at a brother of about my own agei, th"gh "He told me the first evening he were as irritating as a perponal a- . �, . I I I . � I DRS. SCOTT & MACKAY ll - . ' i front . . . . . 11 home 'he is five or six years older than I called here,!, said Mary, "that hd wag �- t � � .f 11 49 in her sister, am." . gges- John had held to big work in the � I I . J. G. Scott, graduate of Victoria and and," broke ' studying law, at hf� father's su . . 1. YOU Will fiUd all . I � sie,ians and Surgeons "that you were afraid 'my young af- "You don't think, thenr" said Mrs. office, if not with positive enthusiasm, . � liege of h jtion; but -I don't rdinember the name . � I .�i - - . n ' r or, an member of the Col- fections were being engaged, and that,. Carling timidly, "that you are,getting 'if the firm ,.in whose office he is." at least with industry, ,and thought three flavours In I I �� I 0 to care for him at all?" . -1 I that he had made some progress. On . I �� legee of hysicians. and Surgeons, f after all, wedidn't know much if Any- 'Why doesn't he ask his father about . I __1 . I I � I - I - 43ntario. thing about the Young man, .or, per- `,In the sense That Yog use the his prospects? said Mrs. Carling. � the day in question the managing I air - tigbt �sealed I .11 I � . - . C. Mackay honor graduate of Trin- haps, that he was f5rming a bopeless word," was the reply, "not the least Mary laughed. "You seem to be so clerk commenited briefly but *vorably - , . I I I . . - ity University, and gold medallist of attachment and so on." I " I -in the world. Jf there were to -come much more interested in the matter on something of his which was satis- I . Padageg—but took I I I ' . __ -Trinity Medical .College; member of '(No,'y said Mrs. . Carling, "I didWt lia: time when I really believed i should. 1. than I am," she said, "why don't you factory, and, such e being , - .. I a t � the College -of pilysicians and Sur" say. that exactly. 1--—." never sce him agiainip'i aliduld be sorry; ,ask him yourself?" To which un. rare, he was conscious of a feeling . .. � for the name . I I I &TAMS Of Ontario. - . "Didn't you, rea!lly?" said, Mary but if at any tim�e it were'a question . justifiable rejoinder her sister- made of mild elation. He was also cherish- - . I �� I . � I . I - � *_ teasingly. "One ought to be explicit of six monthi br it year, I do not no reply. : ing the anticipation of a call at Sixty- . - - 1; ul 11 � . in such cases, don't You think?. Well, think my equanimity would be par- "I don't see why he shouldn't." she ninth Street, where, for reasons un- � . . . � necessary to recount, he had not been � RIGILM, . I .. . DR. H. HUGH ROSS. � what did Julius say? Was 'he very ticul�rly disturbed." remarked. X — � - 4. — , � . i . � . iGraduate of University of Toronto much coifeer'ned?" -Mrs. Carling's 44 And how abovt him?" suggested I 1. - i for a week, At dinner that,night his I 1 ,�f.4 � . . father seemed more i*lined than for because It Is Your I . Faculty of Medicine, member of Col- face colored faintly under her sister's Mrs, Carling. There was no 'reply. 7 � I - � 1 4 . raillery, and she gave a little embar- "Don't you think he may care f or . a long time to'keep up a conversation I - ", 3ege 01! physicians and Surgeons of . . I , . I *-" . . i ��., � Ontario; pass gr . aduate cours,Bs-� in rassed laugh.- - you, or be getting to? " - which, thougl�.of no'special,, import, I prot"0013 afthist - I ,�� 1'.� � � P� - � . I I ..!'. Clinical Schbbl- of Chicago; "Come now, said the girl relent- _. Mary froWned slightlyi -half dlos- - was cheerful in comparisoy with the . . � - � Chicago lessly, "what did he say?)' ing her eyes and stirring a I little un- iT-HE�' JOY 8-F silence which had grown t6 be almost . 0 . Inferior ImItatiom . -1 � �_ " - -Royal Ophthalmic Hospital London, - 0 �000 �he rule, and the two men, sat for a I Z 1.1 I I ftgland, University Hospital, London "Well," answered Mrs. Carling, i'l easily in her chair. �� —Back of Dominion must admit that he said 'Pooh!' - or "He hasn't said anytb:ing t6 me while over the coffee and cigars; Pres- � t Just as the sealed, I �', I I England. ()free �� I . i on th 'subject," she replied evasive- ently, however, the elder rose from _i . -, ;1 I Bank, Seaforth. one thing, and that you,were 'your - THE-RH' ' Z, I I I Phone No. 5, Night ' f . . I .14 . the table, s � ayizfg: pleasantly, "I sup- Package Is Protec- A , � Calls answered, from residence, Vic- own mistress, and, so far a ly. I I f - I seen, you were very well qualified to "Would that be necessary?" asked C . toTia Street. Seaforth. � � 4LMO to thiS Wortlan aLft po8e you are going out to -night." f flon against IMO . � " .... � manage your own affairs." her .sister. . er "Not if you'd like me to stay in," I � � . 1 14 .... Her sister clapped her hands. "Such ' "Perhaps noV1 was the reply, "if � Lyaia E. Pinkham's was the reply". "I have no definite I - - . . N B. ft.�IiHIGGINS y Vy Purity., , ,�. .. - , . I - ' . !�! 4iscriminittion have I not sben," she' th fact were very obvious.'4 g engagemen - - � I Box 127, Clinton _ - e Tat � I . I . t Phone 100 oexclahned', ,,no, not in Israel! What , "Isn't it?" persisted. Mrs.. Carling, V tlleCompoundto "Oh, no," said Mr. Lenox, "not at . -1 �`i I - Agent 'for * rpor a I Restore Her He4th all, not at all," and as he passed his - . SEALED TIGHT 4 . ., '? The Huron and Erie Mortgage Co - else did he say?" she demanded, with with unusu I tenacity. , . - I a dramatic gesture. "Let us know "Well," said- the girl, "to be quite - son on the way out of the room he i � KEPT RIGHt . I lt� 4 .ation and the Canada Trust Company. - . ; .91 � - Conveyancer, the -,vorst-" . . frank with you, I have thought once I urg, Wash._"After I .was put out his band and taking John's, -1( ! . � commissioner H. C. J. I , Ellenab gaid, "Good night." . 1� t -1 Fire and Tornado Insurance, Notary Mrs. Carling laughed a little. "I or twice that he entertained some married 1. was not v�ell'for a long time � . . I I 1. I . A -A Ir ; I a I dowt rernember P' she Adm ted "that such ide-q—that is --no I don't mean - �"A a rwl Raul r%f As John stood for a moment r ther � Thp, I - Public, overnment, an L&.L A �y I I f Bonds bought and sold. Several good he said anything more on the subject. to put it just that way. I mean that I farms for sale. Wednesday of ,each He got. into some perplexity about once or twice something has occurred . . week at Brucefield. I whether the steam should be off or to give me that idea. That isn't very i . on, and after that question was set- coherent, is it? But even if it be AUCTIONEERS. , tled we went to bed." Mary laughed so," she went on after a moment, . GARFIELD McMICHAEL outright. I ! with a wave of her hands, "what of Licensed Auctioneer for the County "So Jullu's doesn't -think J, need it? What does it signify? And if I of Huron. Sales conducted in any� part ' watching," she said. it does signify, what can I do about of the county. Charges moderate and "Mary," protested her sister in a it?,, i satisfaction guaranteed. Addres� Sea- hurt tone, "you don't think I ever did "You have thought about it, then?" . . � forth, R. R. No. 2, or phone 18 oii 236, or could watch yOU2 I don't want said her I sister. �� Seaf6rth. � 2653-tf. - to pry into your secrets, dear," and "As much as I have told you," she � -----.,-. - __ . . I -ie look6d up with tears in her eyes. answered. "I am not ix very senti- . $1 . 5- the time was not * taken aback, he beard his father Ount 6" 1 . I . - '* able to go about. the stairs to his room. He was puzzl- . . -1 i - Our greatest desire ed by the -unexpected and unusual oc- Flavour I � � I � . .. was to have a child currence, but fin;ally c9ncluded that J . � iri our home and one � his father, realizing how taciturn they ! � I Lasls day m� husband, had become of late, -wished to resume � ,f . I I came ack f rom their former status, and this view I . I �?. f town with a bottle was confirmed to his mind by the � . - I I I E I.. - - of Lydia E. Pink- bam's Vegetable fact that they bad been more com- than usual that evening, I � .. I - � . 'MADC I j_," ; � [it I panionable albeit that nothing of 'any special sig- �.. � . CANMI .. � wanted me to try it. it brought relief from my troubles. nificanP-e had been said. As has been stated, a longer inter- . �� . - � -1 I 11 . — nd not very f improved in health so I could do my val than. usual had elapsed since I I - � i HOVIAS BRO W -N The girl dropped on her knees be- mental person, I think, a 11% , - . I - I Licensed auctioneer for the counties side her sister and put her arms much on the lookout- for such things, housework; we now bave P6, little one, al I , John's last visit to Sixty-ninth Street, . 'I F . . . of Huron and Perth. Correspondence about her neck. . I but I know there is such .a thing as of which I owe to Lyd,,a E. Pinkham's I a fact which had been commented on .. - � - . I 1. I - ; dates can be "You precious old Iamb!" she cried, a man's taking a. fancy to a young Vegetable Compound."—Mrs. o. s. I by Mr. Carlmilg, but not mentioned be- . � - - I I �. � - made by calling up phone 97, Seaforth' ,,I ]mow you - don't. You couldn't woman unider e,ircumstances . which JoHNSoN, R. N<). - 3,, Ellensburg, W h , tween, the -ladies., When he found � - " . , ges mod- I . - 11 . I : , : or The Exposit�r Office. Char - anbody's secrets 47, . . � erate and satisfaction jqaran I teed. . . pry ��_ into . ,X YOU bring them often together, and I have There are women everywhere who I (Continued' on Page Six) . N_ . I I I ,_ � . � . . __ been led io believe that Wisn't,neces- long for children in their homes yet are - � V14 I 11 r - , . , � . — _____ . � . . . �� I I I � - ... . I - , - . sarily fatal to the man even if P-0- denied this happ�nesas on account V� . - I � . � � � . I . I I I - � I" . - I R. T. LUKER - thing comes of it. But be that' -as some functional disorder which in most I I . - � I 11 A . � . �� - � Licensed Auctioneer for the County 'a .= Granulated Eyelidso' it may," she said with a, shrug of cases would readilly yield to L dia E. � � L - I_ -_ - - �, - . .. , . _# lalv�^ 4zal a a+tended to in all I- ,Vdm on 9R Eve# inflamed bv expo. her shoulders, "what can I do about Pinkham's Vegetable Compouni., I . I I'll. - ...... I I I � . ... I Al. I,- P MyVA : IT es I - � J . i .. . . - I .. L - . I . parts of the county. Seven years' ei- I . sure to Son, Dust and Wad it? I can't -say to Mr. Lenox, 'I ,,- Su6h women stould not give up hone ... � L L --- I .� - t perience in Manitoba and Saskatche� I I - Idy relieved by Nodne think you ought not to come here .until�they have given this wondeiM SINCE'l. 1870 14 1 . . - : . . . . . . . . . . I i.omical O&Paw.-I � . Eyvellicexamedy, No Smartings, so m eason for medicine a trial, e ! � " ia . . *�tror � - S a -ad for special advic I I - 1. . I . � _5jSWA_Affi-:1QrJ : I I -, - atn,A completen"s - I . � -1 van. Terms reasonable. Phone L No. i Ey,e�_P� just Eye Comfort. At it, and. I think we have come to .the write Lydia E_ Pinkbam Medicine Co. � I I I , J P I - I 1 175 r1l, Exeter, Centralia P.- 0. R. I - I 4 I . I . i I ig in tb.e Mr I ' I I - 1 con6lusion th t thexul% is no. reason Lynn, Mass. Tha re-;�zllt of 40 years ! . P . I 11 � - __ W.. Id"L ,.g' Ists or by mpil 60C per Bottle � I 11,11 � t I __ R. No. 1. Orders left at The Huron Yotir Drq 'i f I . I . Expositor Office, Seaforth, promptly at- For Cools of 4L,e Eye free write � 1145 I except the danger -A61. put it -in so experience is at your sentice, I; I -, I - - ---- .. W f4uz iii " ", I I �_ . Ii. W -AM% d% DROPS C - ; � � � I . . ) murfee tre Rom � f - � - 7� I , edy C0.9 ChIC490. many words—.of his falling in love � . � %W-- - . 0 -UGH i� , � I � tended. . it . I I I . I . - . � � � I - I - I . I - I . I . . . . . 5 - � � I I � L , . I . - - . . I � � � - L . - � . . . � I - . � � il . � . .