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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1921-05-06, Page 6• L r, Nese end Meat fa in Medicine, University of Assistant New York 0ptha1-- Aural Institute, bloor a Golden Square Throat os- is, London, Eng, At Mr. J. Ran - 's 'Office, •Seaforth third Wedees- in each month from 11 a.m. to pm. 88 Waterloo Street, South,. Stratford. Phone 267, Stratford. CONSULTING 'ENGINEERS Jamee, Proctor & Redfern, Ltd. E. K. Proctor, B.A.,Sc, Manager 36 Toronto St., Toronto, Can. Bridges, Pavement, Waterworks. sewer- ge Bratems incinerators, Schools, Public Halls, tioneings. k eateries. Arb - trattoria, Litiestiois Or Feeci—Usually paid out of the money 140 nave ear , MERCHANTS CASUALTY CO. Specialists in Health and Accident Insurance. Policies liberal aud unrestrictd. Over $1,000,000 paid in losses. Exceptional opportunities fur local Agents. 904 ROYAL BANK BLDG., 2773-50 liettate, Ont. - ruEui THE PLATING or FRUIT Mina per minute. There '*,aa still est pulse This is the ssaien for setting out and no breathing. The skin and lips young fruit trees, and it BLOUId be were deadly pale, but the ele4vIs done just as early as posnible. Aa bluisit. Active treatment for aer- ation as the ground ie iu conditjaa to. Phine poisonieg—linorphine was found work, preparations should be made ta in the stomach—now began.. The the planting of the young orchard. A , stiffness passed sway is two tours, good, deep ploughing, if the land was and consciousness was regained on not fall ploughed, should be giten, October 30th. On November 3rd the followed by a thorough dieing. k d i te ; natined well. i patient was convalescent. She re - After tilt land has been seer e a MAY 6, 1921. 1 - I ed 8.4.,82,100,64; taere produced in thie country r year ThrOu the -sale of snore than 62,- 1 000,000 pollnds this season, Wilson N. I C., claims' to be the worldis greateat • leaf tobacco market. 1 For the whole of Canada, the aver- age wage paid per month for -farm helpers during the efunmer season of 1920 was $46 fur nien and $47. for women, good condition, proceed to lay out the big entertainment -hall obese the re- ceptioks, goin' to be. It's decorated vith two thousand aollars' worth of bride roses an' Mita of de valley an' smilax. AR de up-tovin placee vas bought out, an' den Schwartz vent down rift' Avenoo." The 'right moment had plainly- ar- rived. -- "Say, Mr. Munsberg," Tembarom broke forth, "you've giving me just Ithe new up -town society reporter for orchard. As it is desirable to get the the Stinday Earth, and I came in here laying out should be dune with ewe.. what I wantedto ask you for. I'm trees Heed ue in all direetions, this tiummER TBE YEAR ROUND. T. Tembarom to see if you wouldn't help me to get ' h show at finding out who was going One Upon a time the British Isles (Continued frum page 7) to:have weddings and society doings. Start at une currier of the field and 1 Earaer than that there wiAlsioa time accent of the New York German ' I didn't know just how to start. Munsberg. gave a sort of grunt. jireetion. Having etstablished this were saold as Greenlaud, and it was , wiraer nearla ail the year round. plant a Stake, then run a straight line lasrullel to a fence, or in the desired He- looked less amiable. lites it is now necessary te rue another when 6"a"w" and l"'I'" g 'why"' • "If you comin' in here to try to el la tose [ you're used to nothin' but line ttt right angles to it. someslings, young man, jeost you Mabee= grinned exactly at the • Leaden is now, and it was sumaner Fifa Avenoo," he said. all the year round and every year: let that same vied vat blew .yeu in , JAMES McFADZEAN Agent for Hawick Mutual Insur- ance Company. Successor to John Barris, Walton. address BOX 1, BRUSSELS or PHONE 42- 2769x12 LEGAL R. S. HAYS. Barrister, Solicitor, Conveyancer and Notary Public. Solicitor for the Do. minion Bank. O8toe in rear of the o- , di four sides of the squaia. and 11 it minion Bank, Seaforth. Money to ' , . ' i i '" •• i I lo be at,. Inelast demi, e ra t A S,:t,ie at e.o.,1 ul„,oe, loan. , E,„.,,„. 1:,„„le..i,,i ares ind;_ • 0nd T. Tergiaiirern looked back at ham _ ._ T, li:1 in tlie ltro of the , ittsre ,.,,,,, 0,... japan'. rate of ireen,,,s, in The normal i ieletti friena'anrsa ill the, e :,s ,es zi,•,. reut:raiii. 1,11t. I•• ,,, ,,, ,,, „.,. . 1 , a a • il.n, sharp bo, ah fat., did J. M. BEST :•::::1 s :aloe:. ;tea the :i: lit r asst t i 1,1,..L • . , l ..:••• l II t .1 , a 1 one- a in ,, „ • a ,ia ,e . mail, • . lolo 1o. .elleteiza and the high cost ' Vell, he •a 1. n n , a 1 Barrister, ‚'*11 r. Conveyancer '''''i" On" soa r lint / a o 1 ' e sl- tz , • . . .ii„,i,„„1 ye,,Hy i „_ siCli toward ., ea:: i r "if yin! ain't no • . and Notary Public. (-aria. upstaits over Walker's Furniture Store, Main Street Seafoi t h . aith a staat,cara awasara ult. eight 1..artior atm otit,,,,,_i2111a was buried ander.ablow you right out pretty quit . at ioela ante egain. Nut only his good grinned, but his eyes grinned C. back to the tuat sta s p . , „ a , , that. point; HOW :shorten yuur line to he s iurea of British\coal wt -re abehina "I'm not selling n darned thing," ' t''''th : also, if the figure may be used. "Fifth Avenue!" he laughed. feet 00 this line and make it mark at ice and snow, and' Kill earlier (when eut buyin' sioding,s, PM busy." feut. and by holding olio end of the 1 feet the enswered Ten:Marian, with undismay- i 1: id down) It was covered with ot, coed at the first stake planted, draw a sh-aaaing. laaaeal fora"- -1" aa. ed cheer. '"There'a been no Fifth Avenue in •irele on the giaund. Having this , /tr., li •wai swung bacitwards and lor- ! "You vent someiling?" jerked, out 'titaie lengthen the curd so ten feet 'tar:la:i.e. an winterise stately pendia . III undberg. mine. lin not used to anything, but and held one end of it et the point l',',.. v 1,,'. 7 .,ifir corner of it 'f alternate ., , , , . • I es, I *ant something,'" Temba- get mai to Harlem, if you peopleal , yuu may bet your life. I'm going to you marked oe ,agnt feet frau the la ri,•,Is •,1 intense cold and gklnol," wan answered, "but it's nothing any , first stake, and draw another circle vt a Il, ! 'a , with in,ie rnitoliate periods of ,_ °fie has to 'Pay f"r• I'm only 8 newls- I'm dead stuck on it., 1 want to make let me. l've just got this job, and Wheat this ciFelo outs the first circle 'lured war ma' and cold. A t tattler • paper man, He felt a glow of pride it go." made, plant a "stake `lhe line made by this stake and the first one plant- : ea of ,•itel, ,wwing there were no year- ly' Lear ,rm. The earth is Still swing- ! as he said the worths. He was a . : newspaper rssan oven now. "Dan't let • "fle'a [nighty different from B'iker," eel is at rialtt angles a, tht• line first we, and it is swinging toward a warm , Tee stop you a minute. I'm ler luck to , , said Mrs, Mansberg in an. undertone. 1 of perpetual summer. 11. will ."Vhere's dod oder feller?" inquired run, get inside anywhere and sit down. After having tem this second late ttl, 1..S. in about a quarter . , of a million • Let me wait." , I Munsberg. "Re vas a damn fool, dot : oder feller, half corned Moat de time, as far as desired all. S.1.1111W prOCWIll'y according to some soieranstti• 1 Mrs. Munsberg read the Senelety , an' puttin' on Clarence airs. Nu ou,e can Le used to complete the third I'll give 'yours Stip et bell lannie.t* returned to Mrp. lilowes'e bowed- ing-touse so late that night that oven llteinberger 'and Bowan lad ended their day. The gee in the lall was turned flown fa a glimmering point, and the -houee way silent for the sight. Even a cat who etole to kiln and rub- bed herself against big leg miauwed in a sort of abortive whisper, opening her mouth wide, but emittiug no isound. When he went cautiously up the stair- case he carried his damp overcoat. with him,, and hung it in company with the tartan muffler close to the heater in the upper hall. Then he laid on his bedside table a package of papers and photographe. After he had undressed, he dropped heavily into bed, exhausted, but elate. "I'm dog tired," he said/ "but I guess I've got it going." And almost before the last worel had uttered it- self he fell into the deep sleep of•worn oat youth. (Continued next week.) , papers and revered them. She also I was goin' to give him nothin'. Ile side of the square and so on until ' • " I hnew -the value .,f telvertisement. She 1 made folks mad at de atart." there La a complete square around Divoitres ynpalt,pasan 1N JApAre. caught her Ia:band's eye and her- i "I've got his job," said Tembarom, the field. ; le the proportion of rtivorces to I rietilY winked at )11nl• "and if 1 can't snake it go, the page Now decide 'lam the tate:ices eet: ri•..,, Japan leads the world with "IL's awful ""ll'lde. "Swon't do will be given up. It'll be my fault if ',part your trees urn to he ,laced. 11., div Fri.,: r.lr i•yery 1000 marri- piarin if he weits if ill. ain't nu t Oat happens, not Harlem's. There's by Ili rt y foot or thirty.lire frot ,,..• ,h, 1, 44,4,14,,. ii, tui,..„,.,.ns in 1911 „sri.i., "so.,. said Tensbarem, handing skfirH;ite,tij,,,,;(171.4-1,aggle',:•alpn-dt-u'ivn,,,'„1, 1,1:k..,,,,. , ..-...,,. 1.11,.flleial reliorts, 'state that taK" ihe rni in. F,a appi•es it is generally thirty fret thirty -tiro Diet. 1-o, plain, twenty :-,,,,-; i a as 4..,..,„•,,,..,i f403,326 itiamiagay, ever one of tile cards which bad been if I can't get on to IL" feet by twenty feet. 1, „,.0„ ,,/, 119., di,„„.01 io each 1,000 , Little Annie leisinisidike inspiration. He hail begun to know hia peopie. the thirty-foot disineee is ehas marriages. This is ceinpared to the 1 "1'. Terabaretis New York Sunday al u risberf 1:', SS II geed -natured, swag - 11'• read Mtinshorp, rather grudg- en mark elf thirty-foet distane, s ,,,, (,,,,,,,4,4,, 4,„1,4 a 21 6 a 11,,,u5and, „dial, 1 Faith," goring little ilobrow. tie' Tie 10-lo„..1 at '1'. Tiimbarom, 'fhat the young fellow should make it clean breast of it and claim nu dewn-aiwn superiority, and that he should also ilaVe the business insight te realize that be Might obtain valu- able snub ty items from such a rep- resentative certifecti iner !is M. Minis- PROUDF'Oter 1 (IRAN AND HOLMES Barristers, Solicitors, Notaries Pub- lic. etc. Money to lend. In Seaforth on Monday of each week. Office in Kidd Block. W Prnudfoot, K.C., J. L. Killoran, B. E. Holmes. VETERINARY F. HARBURN, V. S. Honor graduate of Ontario Veterin- ary College, and honorary member of the Medical Association of the Ontario Veterinary College. Treats diseases of all domestia animals by the most mod- ern principles. Dentistry and Milk Fever a, specialty. Office opposite Dick's Hotel, Main Street. Seaforth. MI orders left at the hotel will re- ceive prompt attention. Night calls eeceived at the office JOHN GRDEVE, V. S. Honor graduate of Ontario Veterin- ary College. All diseases of domestic animals treated. Calls promptly st-' ended to and charges moderate. Vet- erinary Dentistry a specialty. Office and residence on Goderich street, one door east of Dr. Scott's office, Sea- forib. ,•nt• ,111,!Cii..” and tle ',the- „, „.., , f .1 ,..„, ,C, I „,;,,,L,t„,, ,.,,, . , 111n1 UP fur the etaez , ,,,„,,,a. i, i,,, ,,,,.,„,„,1 a, a,, „,„,,:a "Thank :sae." atid Teinharom: "'Id berg, a as a situati al to incite atm- •,,.,,.• , .1: When in line 11 both di-, ,.„ ,,, • 1, ,,.,18 1.0,, ,..„1.,,,,,ry ,.,..i_ ,„! ,1,,wn, II, ii ei male another st•tri, able ii,,,,,iimenis. r,•.ii ns lie piants the stake arid theo E ,,,,si,,,.1 „4.„, sh„,„„i a„ i„,,„,,,,,, ,,t: anyhow. "Veil, you didn't come t.o de wrong 1,:,,,•,- is to the next i.loint, an,1 so 014. .1: ,,. ,o1, 11i 1., whin.. in 1919 the in. 1 After this I ilo parking went "fl ; lace," he said. "A I I tie biggest Where it is impoSsible to obtain the l;',.,..:„.„ .w..s, OW.y loO,794. fast and fureas A youth appeared things eemes to me, an' I don't mind may use the fellow:ng alternative 1 _ -.a—a I from the beer. of the store, and ran ' byre . and Hier,' as ht. WaS ortiVro,I. t 0 do no harm, Weddings an' things ska•vices of three people, two persrins ,. r tellira you abeut 'tam "rain't goin' ntetimd: After lining up all aides of of CHEQUERS PLAYED BY ' Munsberg and :in wife filled wi"'llen dcy ought to be wrote up, anyhow, the square, a wire may he stretched EGYVIIANS„ I and cardboard le,xer with small reliefs if dey're done right. It's good for from one side of the field to the 1 and larger on, s, with sandwiches and biiSiness. Vy don't they have no One :a hr oldest voiles which we ' othea and drawls taut and the proper i i y ti,alay 'is thy ttaiia, of ',he,' uw... . salat14 candies and erystallized fruits. pictures of du supper tables? Dotal planted. The rest.of the procedure is 1 ::. : t ta a I x hund 1 years ago, the.placed a lail.,,e be goad." ahere's lots of receptions id wed- . distances measured off end stakes ,;,a'a,,,, , .i. - '1 the same in both eases. ra- 1 1 Y game, 'a stains ila ed a along the I, leT:etk(i)• twheithiaragirergx ‘t‘,..71ple on the tOp a ; of it, with silvea, , dings that month," said Mrs. kluns- doves arlorning it - 'that in all essentials, slava- ' 'anted' bri-a ' lar to oar game of chequers or berg, becoming agreeably excited. After all stakes are p , aside and in. there was nu mita „ , Nile. was i t as The anci ait Greeks aim i laking the p,otie significance of that "And there's plenty handsome young into use late planting beard. This is I ,,, st board about six or eight feet long I ,..u.,a,,-Iti•,...: game with'. but with Basest cake. Caitaide the blizzard whirled girls that'd like their pictures pub - with ti +iota at either end and eec I ''`` '. .': dh et 11 the ' t 1 ' 4-1ud 5 of '31'1"w "particles through the iiyhya. ttiractly in the centre. air, and the Nein horse kept . his head eNone of therm have been in Sun- ' variations an .1. rou a in er- „ i.4,' .1 enin,- centuries it has interested and Its use is very sim.Ple. Plac— ‘nierflined ienplo. Some new pre- Idewn and ills fortdetas braced. His :lay paper'. before, and they'd like eentre Notch over one of the stakes ,;_•`. 4.,h,„ alnothex 'old g , , driver had tong Mae, tried to cover it. The four Schwartz girls would which is loeated where a tree will be ''': I i 'mt.-that there is veryMore mental I hint with a blanket which the wind make grand facture's. They dress eventually pleated, drtve a peg c 1 rm-:- '.•ontinually tore loose from its fasten-- splendid and their bridesmaids work involved" but the genie of ie a. mid flapped about the creature's dresses calm. front the biggest piecet, it, Fift' Avenoo," "Say," exclaimed Ternbarone, risina from his chair, "I'm in luck. Lacif struck me the. minute I turned in 'here. if ayou'll tell me where , Schwartz lives, and where the hail is, • and the church, and just anything else 1 ern use, I'll go out and whoop ' up a page to beat the banca" He : \Vag glowing with exultation. "I know I can do it. You've started sae eff," MEDICAL DR. GEORGE HEILEMANN. Osteophatic Physician ef Goderich. tipecialist in Woreen's and Children'sdlaeases, deases, reheumatimn, acute, chronic and nervous disorders; eye, ear, nose and throat. Consulation free. Office above lamback's Drug store, Seaforth, Tuesdays and Fridays, 8 a.m. till.1 p.m C. J. W. HARN. M.B.C.M. 425 Richmond Street, London, Ont., Specialist, Surgery and Genio-Urin- ary diseases of men and women. DRI J. W. PECK Graduate of Faculty of Medicine McGill University, Montreal; member of College of Physicians and Surgeons of Ontario; Licentiate of Medical Coun- cil of Canada; Post -Graduate Member uf Resident Medical staff of General Hospital, Montreal, 1914-15; Office, 2 doors east of Post Office. Phone 56. Hensall, Ontario. DR. F. J. BURROWS Office and residence, Goderich street east of the Methodist church, Seaforth Phone 46. Coroner for the County of Huron. through each of the notches at 8tae ends of the bott The board Ana the stake may n. w be removed Sind the hole for the . du* .After the hole is dug it is easy to get the tree ,iai rim same place as the stake was by bringing bask the board and fitting it ver the two end pegs. The tree, if t R placed in the centre notch, will be .in position. In planting young trees a few pre- cautions must be observed. The trees should not be allowed to become dry at anytime before planting, but elsonld be takes to She field wet. The bole should be large eaonglt 10 acconsmodate the roots without jam- ming. All hmken parts of tbote should be trimmed off neatly. When planting the tree, the our - face soil is generally put in first and the soil should be continually tram - 84 or rammed as the planting pro- ceeds. Rough handling in this num- ner cost do no harm, but will do good. After the trees are set, the top should. be cut back about one: third or one-half, sad constant cul- tivation given • until midaintmaer when a cover crop or meads may be permitted to grow. DR. C. MACKAY C. Mackay honor graduate of Trin- ity University, and gold medallist of Trinity Medical College; member of the College of Physicians and Sur- geons of Ontario. DR. H. HUGH ROSS Graduate of University of Toronto Faculty of Medicine, member of Col- lege of Physicians and Surgeons of Ontario; pass graduate courses in Chicago Clinical School of Chicago; Royal Ophthalmic Hospital, London, England; University Hospital, Lon- don, England. Office—Back of Do - Minion Bank, Seaforth. Phone No, 5, Night calls answered from residence, Victoria street, Seaforth. Ckeel''"*S. siO3ri4e as 1" s' presents a sales. Inside the store grew hot. demand for the 'lee of mental pow- ers quite equal Fhere was hurried moving about, to those of fhe aver. banging doors, excited voices, age person: That the rules el thebangingad.00na, irrigable ars given and counter - game have become very well eistala- t i nded. ' rnbarom found out in five litticii is indic.ated by the fact that 11'.' minutes that the refreshments were Joshua Sturges's "Guide to flie Game for a wedding reception to be held at ef Drafts," which was first published a place known as "The Hall," and the in 1800, is still the standard author - goods meat be sent out in time to be ity on all points of dispute in the ready for t'}* :preparations for the game of checkers as played. BUSINESS FACTS AND FIGURES. Georgia has 310,737 farms. Canada's annual wool prodeetion values 366,199.228. Havana, a city of 400,0011 inhabi- tants, has more than 6,000 saloome. In Canada, 420 whales :were caught by Vancouver Island whaler e in 16'20. Every fouth man, woraan and child it Philadelphia has a saving fund ac- count. A census of Canadian manufactur- ers ia made yearly by the Dominion bureau of statistics. Liberty bonds outstanding on April 1st, totaled $15,279,490.350, against $15,88'2,198,100 on March lat. Every workman in Japan wears on his hat an inscription stating his Wei - nese and his employer's name. The acerage devoted US cotton in the United States; India and Egypt, this last year, was 59,.95,000 acres. - The Bank of Montreal (1820) and the bank of Quebec (1820) were. the first two chartered banl.s iu Canada. Farmers in the theited States use approximately 7,000,000 tons of com- mercial fertilizer each year. According to the department of ag- riculture, farm lobo" is reported to be relatively plentiful this • year. For the first time since the begin- ning of the World Wee the United States is developing a simples of milk. Parcel post packages exchanged be- tween the United States and Germany have been increased from 11 to 22 done it fine." pounds, "He never done nothin' no finer," The city council of Fostoria, 0., is Mrs. Munsberg said. "It looked as trying to limit the speed of all rail- gond as anything on Fift' Avenoo." roads to four miles an hour through Both were relieved and pleased with the town. themselves, their store, and their cake The United States ranks first of the decorator. Munsberg spoke to Tem - countries of the world in silver pro- barm in the manner of a ,man who, duction. Mexico is second and Canada having dude a good thing, does not third. mind talking about it. Business failures in the United States "Dot was a big order," he remark - last year numbered 8,738, as compared ed, with 5,893 in 1919, and 9,657 in 1918. should , smile," answered Tem - The Swiss government recently au- barom. "rd like to know whose go- thorized the extension of the working .ing to get outside all that good stuff, week in certain trades from 48 to 52 . That wedding cake took thd tart away hours. 'from anythrit ing e ever seen. Which Out of a total number of approxi- of the fair huadred's going to eat mately 37,000,000 inhabitants, Italy's it?" industrial population does not exceed 1. "De man riot ordered dot cake," 2,304,000 , I Munsberg swaggered, "he's not gat There are 326 steel merchant ships , vorry 'along on von million nor of 1,406,246 gross tons, now under two. He owns de biggest brewery in construction in various shipyards of New York, I guess in America.• He's the United State.s I Sehwartz of Schwartz & Kapfer." ' One hundred and twenty grams of , "Well, he's got it to burn!" said radium, or eighteen thimblefuls, valu- Temberom. "Her's a mighty good man," went on Munaberg. "He's mighty fond of his own 'people. He made his find money in Harlem, 'and he had a big fightto get it; but his own people vas good to him; an' he's never forgot it. He's built a fine house here, an' his' girls is fine gitil. De van's gola' to be married to -night her name's Rachel, an' she's goin' to marry a nice fele; Louie Levy. Levy built tbe FOURTEEN HOURS IN A COFFIN A remarIcable ease of escape from burial alive is given in the London organ of the Medical Research Com- mittee, as follows: On Ootober 27, 1919, a hospital nurse of Charlottenburg, Prussia, aged twenty-three, took morphine and vieronal, and wandered into the Grueuvrald, where she became un- conscious. The temperature was low and the atmosphere damp and chilly. Next day she was found and taken :to the mortuary. A doctor saw her, and found her deathly pale and pulse- less, nor was she breathing. He dropped some sealing wax on the skin, and no reaction took place. He pronounced thel body dead, and it was placed in a coffin, still in its wet clothes. Some fourteen hours later, on October 29th, the coffin wal reopen- ed so that a lawyer might identify the body. It appears that the under- taker's men saw that the cheeks were blue and that the head moved slight- ly. The same doctor -was recalled, and now heard faint sounds, butthere was still no pulse and no breathing. The patient was taken to hospital, and at 10 a.m. on October 29th—i.e., forty-two hours after the swallowing of the poison—'the limbs and trunk became partially stiff. She was still unconscious and showed no reaction to stimuli. The heart sounds could now, however, be Sieard over the breast -hone, the heart beating at 30.40 AUCTIONEERS THOMAS BROWN Licensed auctioneer for the counties of Huron and Perth. Correspondence arrangements for sale dates can be made by calling up phone 97, Seaforth or The Expositor Office. Charges mod- erate and satixfacllon guaranteed. t LUPIHH Miter for tbe County es attended to in all Patintl. Sever years' es- " adattitoba and ibudtatcho. reasonable. Pljone No. ':It11LY. ,OB, -Tafeeit-e Hun* oarattit, prong* Ceestela Warta ts a Weil &seam greatly Witt.. mead by comattutional conditions. HAWS ,C.A,TARBIT 1/1WinCINE is a TOPIC and Blotkll • nititlet. BY cleansing the blood end bundtori,a? the flystem. normal emulating. sad .e.lig7datore 46. HAWS CATABREt restores wedding supper that night. "if 1 knew how. to handle it, I could get staff for a column just sit- ting beta," he thought. He kept beth eyes and ears open. .1 -le was sharp enough to realize that the mere sense of familiarity with detail which he was gaining was material in itself. Once or twice he got up and lent a hand with a box in' his casual way, and one.eor twice he saw that he could lift sosnething -doyen or up for Mrs. Mensberg; who was a,little wo- man. The natural casualness ef his way of jumping' up to do the things prevented any suspicion of officious- ness, and also prevented his waiting figure from beginning to wear the air of a superfluous object in the way. He waited a long time, and circuit,- stancee so favored him as to give him a change or so. More than once ex- • actly the right moment presented it- self when he could interject all op- posite remark. Twice he made Mune. berg laugh, and twice Mrs. Munsberg voluntarily addressed him. At last the boxes and parcels were all carried out and stored in the van, after strugglings with the open- ing and shutting of doors, and battl- ings with outside weather. • When this was all over, Munsberg came back into the eSore, knocking his hands together and out of breath: "Dot's all right," he said. "It'll all be there plenty time. Vouldn't have fell down- on that order for twenty -vivo dollars. Dot temple 011 the cake was splendid. Joseph he tij hal Mat iS jp.06040, Sciatica, Neuralgia. Toinpleton's neninatie Capsules rite brought good M:34t, istaltfutTurcoo-eeTsaviocance10 octiwsibedi imoboyodiecortofirtet.redon idyeabyrs gists, ti .00 a hex. Ask our Kam 11.1.4"2"117acatIcte°A141:en*lti,r;Eegie.-t Unrgill/eWISAP:T.:("atea.ga. CREAT4 0 FLOUR ‘‘4434 ST VOLT can a'so make beautiful light cakes and bread of wonderful whiteness anti flavor withCreano of the West Maple Leaf Milling Co., Limited Toronto. Winnipeg, Brandon, Balite' 7 YOU CAN PROCURE CREAM OF THE WEST FLOUR FROM MARSHALL STEWART and Co -OPERATIVE Co., SEAFDBM Munsberg and his wife began to warm. It was almost as though they , had charge of the society page Wenn- selves. There was something stimu- lating in the idea. There was a sug- gestion of social impertanee in it. They knew a number of people who would be pleased with the prospect of being in the Sunday Earih. fftey were of a rime that holds togethes, and they gave not only the names and ad - cheeses of prospective entertainers, but those of florists and owners of halls where parties were .gieen. 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