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qd ate in Medicine, University of
$8aforbh, third Wednesday i each
antfi from- 11 a.m. to 3 P.M.
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Waterloo Street South, Stratford.(
Phone 267, Stratford.
CONSULTING ENGINEERS
James, Proctor & Redfern, Ltd.
IL M. Proctor, BA—Sel Manager
36 Toronto st, Toronto, Cas.
Bridaa, paaemmbt, waterworlu, . _
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MERCHANTS CASUALTY CO.
gpeeialists in Health and Accident
Insurance.
policies liberal and unrestricted.
Over $1,000,000 paid in losses.
Zxceptional opportunities�gfor local
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904 ROYAL RANK BLDG, ,
11778-60
LEGAL
R. S. HAYS.
Barrister, Solicitor, Conveyancer and
Notary Public. Solicitor for the Do-
Ntnion Bank. Office in rear of the Do-
minion Bank, Seaforth. Money to
ban
BEST & BEST
Barristers, Solicitors, Convey
sneers and Notaries Public , E.
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Office in the Edge Building, posite
Tire Expositor Office.
PROUDFOOT. KILLORAN AND
HOLMES
Barristers, Solicitors, Notaries Pnb-
ft etc. Money to lend. In Seaforth
on Monday ch week. OffiCe In
IMM Blockoa
. W.Proudfoot, $.C., J-
L, Killoran, B. E. Holmes.
1xs slwl�#a slat b 'Ni is tafl yolitl� circa there It•a : s a o;
edging btiuclios and Floral dei%" bbea a groat coal strike. 11182 the . , With bhq{x94
a SpeGlalty, strikers .wax a led dtY e(un MiEriihell ate #eta �'ithey inau." a ' R�
slid wee (ed will► unue%al ability
ember of the F19401a Telepapl< There Fan: be no quoatiuq aX the ca- serail �: twAtrary, tboy atttoifA 1 �
Delivery A81119da Uoa il, for he died their i41 Oitoceed to ,sl9au p` ►l b � `
lowers delivered to any pq of Can- pad ity of Mr. Mitahe the bees? 3ci'led do r� rrei�dtb0ging' tb6:bromt �h
la and United 'States, also prnrip&l leaving a fortune Ahatc aright almost apiary. �- . Ste a G�, ,��� of s1 t ��pp aR ' � . a#
cities in B bops. entitle hien to rank with, the Pluto- !rig to keit. � h nom-�B �1� � #12" is g�
coats, and he did tlrks without ever o have in view. a
All orders delivered Promptly. bj tba. 'n lees tw
2680.18 giving rise roc the suspicion Uhat he That is aa --I- a preliminary ental• l� �•• �! i�at
was false or indifferent to the inter- primo 8 Consummation desired is eats of the union who regarded him F lead o&p4iivo s their own'esir a the Sold by • V. Umbaeh. Of
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as their companion. Another John, Not 3 bhay have conquered, Mr. In Walton 87y W (i. Nest
roc it Lewis, is mow leading the SelZtt Id not make this discovery
coal miners, moho are vilu
waging what from experiments conducted upon the _ — Of
may be the greatest strike in the bees in � Own 'hives. He became
history of this continent. Only its acquainted wiW the fact through the blind and •herself she raised her dread t m
vast possibilities for the disruption intimation of a friend that one or slightly and seemed to be trying to
otic business, the destruction of dn- two �beekeeper4 in the vicinity were catch any sound of dissent in their �gia
dustries, even the sacrifice of .ruing to -the whiskey -feeding pfrac- ,greeting, or some posp5uble undermtr- an
human life, make it practically cer- Lice. rent of disfavor, but the welcome ap- a
Lain that 'it will not be allowed to So far none of the marauding peared to be both genuille and hearty, lie
exert its full pressure upon the pub- drunkep bees had made an assault until a second shout smothered it No
lie. If the strike is not settled in upon We apiary. But not knowing completely as the ,figure of old Gen-. sa
a few weeks ,the Government will in- the day or hour they migltt do so, the eral Rojas, the Vice -President, and in
tgrvene. +No matter who is right Rev. Schmitt, dike a wise general ex- .the most dearly loved by the common �tro
and who is wrong, no matter if petting an attack, began to consider people, came through the gate at 'the
right is altogether on the side of One ways and means of meeting the en- 'head of his regiment. There was
party and wrong ,the exclusive attri- e.rny should it appear'. Deciding that ouch greeting for him that tate wel-
bute of the other, the American Gov- if an attack developed he would be come to the President seemed mean
ernment cannot afford to eonsider ,helpless, he finally concluded that in to comparison, and ft was with an
anything but the interests of the Iwo- case of such an eventuality she would embarrassment which both felt that
pie who will starve to death next take steps, by sprinkling them with the two men drew near together, and
Summer or freeze to death next Win- flour, to subsequently establish their each leaned from his saddle to ,grasp
• ter if the mines are not operated. identity. And this, in turn, led -him the Other's hand. Madame Alvarez
DONT This fact is the ace the miners to the conclusion that it would be sank back rigidly on her cushions,
DO q have up their sleeve. They know better still to prevent the anticipated and 'her eyes flashed with antfcipa•
TH[S! that as a last resource •the Gov- attack by informing the suspected tion and excitement. She drew her
ernmen•t.vill operate the mines , and beekeepers of this plans fur identify- mantilla a little closer about her
if the Government operates- it will Ing whiskey -drinking ma rauding bees. shoulders, with a nervous slltudderas
nut be with soldiers or civil ser- If they come;' he added, "I'll not though she were cold. Suddenly the
wants. It will be with the nten only sprinkle them, but I'll trace look of anxiety in her eyes changed
who have operated the mines, that them to the hives to which they bee to one of annoyance, and she beck -
o ' f -is with the strikers and the nun-uni: n hong. And then there'll be trouble." oned Clay imperiously .to ithe'side of
ikeis. carriage.
LEONARD men who may not join the n And as Rev. hie Schmitt is noted for the c age•
The strength Of their position is in- ,luirng that which he say's he will do, "Look," she said, pointing across
EAR OIL creased by the fact that the mine marauding wMskey-drinking bees are the square. "If I am not mistaken
owners do not want either Govern- nu longer a menace to Kitchener that isj Miss Lang'ham, Miss Hope.
RELIEVES DEAFNESS and ment operation or -a Government in- apiaries The one on the black horse—it must
STOPS HEAD NOISES vestigabon into the question of the _ _ be she, fur none of the native ladies
•'RubitinBackoftheEars" profits made by the owners. The ride. It is not safe for her to be
(Never Put in Ears) owners must win the strike in a hurry Half the people in the world are }rare alone. Go," she commanded,
Insert in Nostrils or rtA win it at all. Latest news is unhappy because they cant afford the "bring her here to me. Put her next
Draft— 1• srmtiy regi—d by a to the effect that the strikers are things that make the other half un- to the carriage, or perhaps she will
eioplot—tmentwith .eoaardE,�OIL hoeing joined b an unexpectedly large happy.—Halifax Herald. be safer with you among the rtoop-
spod 1. imtr•atiom by • notd Ear y —
Specidt.t for diff—ot kind. of Ilene• nu utlxa• of nun -union workers. Un ers."
and Head Not—conW.d in mrh les, the owners are able to convince If you want to know what you look Clay had recognized Hope before
Paekaao- I.r and Ear oil to not m p like ..with bobbed hair, said a stern MLadame Alvarez 'had finished spyak-
perim.nt.bot b•. bad • mam.dut the general pub that the high pole Lfather to his modern daughter, look
bsioorrsn. "Yoummotdfo.dto es it is obliged to pay for coal ore ing, and dashed off at a gallop, skirt -
be dmf." TRY THIS OIL It b•• due to the ex-tortionate demands of at a Ford car with the top off. De- ing the line of carriages. Hope had
helped thommd• of poovlo. Why not ire to become a flapper then ceased.
rwr DestripttvoeirmLruvon hest. the workers, the prospect is that the I ` stopped her horse beside i victoria,
Guel h Mercer
s MAD[ IN CANADA 0 strikers will win out. I — p y' and was talking to the native women
i,•H-6edli,&n0$,WesAswts.lbmato The strikci's are being Intl by a _�-- who occupied it, and who were scand-
A.O.LEONARD. Inc-,a1n., 705th Ar.,N.r.Cib competent ratan. Lewis ivas brought alized at her appearance in a public
_-- up in a rough school and won hit Soldiers of Fortune place with no one but a groom to
For Sale By way to the head of this, the most attend her.
E. UMBACH, Seaforth. important labor union in the United (Continued from page 7) "Why, it's the same thing as a polo
and all good druggists. States, by a rare combination of match," protested Hope, as Clay pull -
gifts. He knows the lot of the if there should be any trouble." ed up angrily beside the victoria. "I
---- - coal miner as it could he known Clay answered with •a look of such always ride over to polo alone at
only to One who was himself a coal alarm and surprise that 'Hope laugh- Newport, at least with James;' she
--------------"--"--- miner and the descendant of gencra-
ed, added, nodding her head .toward the
Lions of coal miners. His forbears , "See the rebiew! I should say servant.
were Welsh miners. In 182 his not," he exdlaimed. "1 don't even The man approached Clay and
® father, who had emigrated to the want Ted to be there." touched his .hat apologetically, "Miss
United Status, was prominent in a "Oh, that's always the way," said Hope would come,, sir," he said, "and
cual strike in lowap In those days Hope, "I miss everything. I .think I thought I'd .better bb with her than
STRATFORD, ONT. the miners were paid according to I'll come, '.however, anyhow. The to go off and tell Mr. Langham, sir.
WINTER TERM FROM the amount of coal they mined, servants are all going, and I'll go I knew she wouldn't wait for me."
JANUARY 3rd- which, when passed over a series of .,with them disguised in a turban." "I asked you not to conte," Clay
screens, was Luo large to drop through. As the men neared Valencia, Clay said to 'Hope, in a low voice.
Western Ontario's best Com- The mine owners gut the obvious turned in his saddle, and asked Lang- "I wanted to know .the worst at
mercial School with Commer- idea that the larger the meshes Of ham if he thought his sister would once," she answered. "I was anxious
Bial, Shorthand and Telegraphy the screen the more coal would drop really venture into the `town. about Ted—+and you."
departments. We give indivd- down, and consequently the Gess "She'd better not let .me catch her, "Well, it can't be helped now," he
ual instruction, hence "Entr- I they would have to pay the miners, if she does;' gond brother replied. said. "Come, we must hurry, 'here
ante" standing is not neees- although they found a market for The reviewing' party left the Gov- is our friend, the enemy." Ile bow-
sary. Graduates assisted to whatever passed through. ernment Palace for the Alameda at ed to their acquaintances in the vic-
positions. Get our free oats- There was a strike, eventually three o'clock, President Alvarez rid- toria and they trotted briskly off to
logue for rates and other par- I won by the miners, but Lewis, Sr., ing on horseback do advance, and Ma- the side of the President's carriage,
ticnlars. had made himself so conspicuous dame Alvarez sitting in the State just as a yell arose from .the crowd
D. A. McLachlan, that he could not get a job when carriage with one of her attendants, that made all the other shouts which
Principal mining was resumed, and had to and with Stuart's troopers gathered had preceded it sound like the cheers
move to another locality. There, so closely about her that the men's of children at recess.
when young John was Old enough, boots scraped against the wheels, and "It reminds me of a football
he went to work, and when he was their numbers hid her 'almost entire- snatch;' whispered young Langham,
a little older began to roam. He ly from sight. excitedly, "when the teams run on
travelled about the country, work- The :great square in which 'the the field. Look at Alvarez and Rojas
MAKE MONEY ing in mines when mines were evolutions were to take place was watching Mendoza."
handy and above ground in were
.lined on its four sides by .the car- Mendoza advanced at the front of
AT HOME where there were no mines. He riages of the wealthy Olanchoans, his three troops of cavalry, looking
had an • ambition to emancipate except at the two gates, where there neither to the left nor right, and by
himself from manual toil of all was a wide space left open to admit no sign acknowledging the fierce up -
kinds, which was strengthened by the soldiers. The branches of the roarious greeting of the people. Klose
the books he read. English literature, trees on the edges of the bare parade behind him came his chosen band of
$15 to $60 paid weekly for philosophy and history, we are .told ground were iflack with men and cowboys and ruffians. They were the
Our spare time writing by his newspaper biographers, were boys, and the balconies and roofs of best equipped and least disciplined
9 P his favorites, but as they appear to the houses that faced it were gay soldiers in the army, and were, to the
ehoweards for us. NO Mn- •have been the favorites of all other with streamers and flags, and alive great relief of the people, seldom seen
vassing. We instruct and self-made men we do not really in- with women wrapped for the occasion in the city, but were kept •moving in
list upon the supposed fact, in their colored shawls. (Seated on the mountain passes and along the
supply you with steady work By the time he came of age .he the grass between the carriages, or coast line, bat the lookout for smug-
we3trAll 113 ShOWCard Ser- had not only a thorough and prat- surging up and down behind them, glers with whom they were on the
g tical knowledge that comes of wide were ,thousands of people, each hurry- most friendly terms. They were a
in
had a personality f vantage d of black -guards,
V1Ce, Church &Colborne Sts. reading, but he p y ing to gain a better place o g picturesque boy
that made him a natural leader in or striving to hold the one be -had, their' high-topped iboots .and silver-
s Toronto. any community. If Lewis happened and forming a restless, 'turbulent tipped sombreros and heavy, gaudy
I to be in a gathering that was audience in which all individual cries saddles, but the ,shout that had gone
- electing officers for a baseball club, were lost in a great murmur of up at ,their advance was due as.much
he was naturally made captain, and laughter, and calls, and cheers. '(fie to the fear they inspired as to any
if he happend to be in a crowd ,mass ,knit together, and pressed for- great love far them or their chief.
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VETERINARY
F. E ARBURN, 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 domestic animals by the most mod-
ern principles. Dentistry and Milk
leper a specialty. Office opposite
Diek's Hotel, Main Street, Seaforth.
All orders left at the hotel will re -
save prompt attention. Night calls
t oceived at the office
JOHN GRIEVE, V. S.
Honor graduate of Ontario Veterin-
aarryy Co�llege. All diseases of domestic
animals treated. Calls promptly at -
landed to and charges moderate. Vet•
4rinary Dentistry a specialty. Office
and residence on Goderich street, one
doer east of Dr. Scott's office, Sea.
fortb.
MEDICAL
C. J. W. HARN, M.D.C.M.
426 Richmond Street, London, Ont.
- specialist, Surgery and Genio-Urim
ary diseases of men and women.
DR. J. W. PECK
Graduate of Faculty of Medicine
McGill University, Montreal; membe
of College of Physicians and Surgeon
of Ontario; Licentiate ' nti to of Medical Court
ail of Canada; Post -Graduate Membe
of Resident Medical staff of Genera
Hospital, Montreal, 1914-16; Office,
doors east of Post Office. Phone 6f
H•nsali, Ontario.
DR. F. J. BURROWS
Office and,residence, Goderich stree
•east of the Methodist church, Seafort
(s. Phone 46. Coroner for the County c
Huron.
DR. C. MACKAY
C. Mackay honor graduate of Trir
Ity University, and gold medallist c
Trinity Medical College; member c
the College of Physicians and Su!
&eons of Ontario.
DR. H. HUGH ROSS
Graduate of University of Toroni
Faculty of Medicine, member of Co
lege of Physicians and Surgeons ,
Ontario; pass graduate courses
Chicago Clinical School of Chicag
Royal Opkthalmic Hospital, Londo
England; University Hospital, Lo'.
dos, Englaad: Office—Back of D
.minion Bank, Seaforth. Phone No.
Night calls answered from resident
¢r` , 'Victoria street, Senfortle.
X AUCTIONEERS
THOMAS BROWN
r ; Licensed auctioneer for the eounti
of Huron and Perth. Cotrespondes
1 ilrtangements for sale dates can
tMado by calling up phone 97, 8ea#or
41,1!".:jw The Expositor Office. Charges mt
*Hite and satlsfaction guaranteed.
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R. T. LUKER
•b
f r utensed auctioneer for the Conn
r. op -Huron. Sales attender) to .in
that was choosing a ringleader for ward
as the President's band swung
"Now all the chessmen are +on the
any other campaign, he just gravi- jauntily
into the shuare and halted
board, :and the game can begin;' said
tated to the top. He became active in
one corner, and a shout of ex-
Clay, "It's like the scene in the play
In the Illinois union, and his work pectancy
went up from the trees and
where each .man has his sword at
attracted the approving attention of housetops
as the President's body-
.another man's .throat and no one
the heads of the American Feder,a- guard
entered at the lower gate, and
dares make the first move." He smil-
tion of Labor. He became widely the
broken place in As ranks showed
ed ,as, be noted, with .the eye ti; one
recognized for his work in the at- that
it was escorting the State car-
who had seen 'Continental troops. in
tempt to unionize the steel indus- riage.
The troopers fell back on .two
action, the shuffling steps and slov-
tries in 1913, although this cam- sides,
and the carriage, with the
only carriage of the halfrgrown sol-
paign failed. From that time, how- President,
riding at its head, passed
diers that followed M'endoza's cavalry
ever, he was marked for certain pro- on,
and took up a position in front
at a quick step. Stuart's picked men,
motion, and it became plain that his of
the other carriages, and close to
over whom he had spent many 'hot
future lay in the direction of or- one
of the sides of the hollow square.
and weary 'hours, looked like a troop
ganized labor. He is nnw, in fall
At Stuart's orders Clay, MacWilliams
of Life Guardsmen in comparison.
charge of the most defiant rebellion •and
I.angham had pushed their horses
Clay noted their superiority, but he
that organized labor has ever into
tike rear rank of cavalry, and re
also saw that in numbers They were
attempted on this continent.
mained wedged between the troopers
most woefully at a disadvantage.
within twenty feet of where Madame
It was a brilliant scene for somod-
6 THE McKILLOP MUTUAL
e, FIRE INSURANCE CO'Y.
WHISKEY -DRINKING BEES A
MENACE IN KITCHENER
Rev. J. H. Schmitt, of Kitchener,
Ont., has during his long life .been a
HEAD OFFICE—SEAFORTH, ONT. I keen student of bees as well as an
Alvarez was sitting. She was very
white, and .the powder on her face
gave her an added and unnatural pal -
I -or. As the people cheered her 'hus-
OFFICERS:
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ardent preacher of the gospel. The
M J. Connolly, Goderich - - President
knowledge he ihas acquired regarding
:e Jae. Evans, Beechwood vice-president
:e
the :habits, working methods, tempera-
T. E. Hays, Seaforth - Secy -ryes$.
mental peculiarities and.idiosyncrasies
of the industrious honey gatherers
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d AGENTS:
would dill the pages of a good-sized
Alex, Leitch, R. R. No. 1, Clinton; Ed.
book.
Hinckley, Seaforth; John Murray
One 'thing he has discovered is that
— Brueefield, phone'S on 187, Seaford;
if sugar treated with a little whiskey
J. W. Yeo, Goderich; R. G., Jar-
e, of the three men spoke as theyCleatiiers
YOuCa+n]notBoy °
muth, Brodbagen.
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DIRECTORS:
New Wes
r- William Rinn, No. 2, Seafgrth• John
is Bennewies Brodhagen• James kS ank
ad yes am riml•tsa
to lock' Gee. MOCattney, leo. 8 Seaford
fy„� ndilNs
e�eas
est a capital. The sunflashed on the
trappings of the soldiers, on the lac-
quer and polished metal work of the
carriages; and the 'Parisian gowns of
their occupants and the fluttering
flags and banners filled the air with
color and movement, while back of
all, framing the parade ground with
a band Of black, was .the restless mob
of people applauding the evolutions
and cheering for their favorites, Al-
varez, Mendoza and Rojas moved by
an excitement that was in disturbing
centrast to the easy good Tartare of
their usual .manner.
The riarehing and countermarching
send Po! lroo botY
FIT` - wareeg Ic
part
of 'french e
woe Fit.— Deep•
arationtorEpn
and Flte..ei
home treatment•
Beechwood• M McEwen, C1 ton; Jas. t7 map chat snaaees 16eWAoWa1 .lipam
,i,. 1n1r Itt .Tile. $tOnsH .Connolly, Nderleb; D. F. Motlywor, II�.'1w. sr�•{� v ate gold in SAaforth-by E. UMBACH. °L'KNEE, iR°� t ifui o °s
is, I.- 'S -lV► 'R. R'. No. $, 8eafortb; J. G. Grleva Wrttibtorl a e�Care _ _ . _ . 2607 6164TUSMbe e'7o eehla
r No. 4, Walton; Robert Ferrb, Hary 11a11s•!,•oleinlrc••iCw>0W11Y•q'Glrs•e —
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be
tatAut !at . eii $lite;. wexe elkt g teat ,aL pyeln 4111% cAaa.a+otr,
edac'ltorses ; thin aoane'ff3ty yo b Fa7irlcr►° afii•.ar bby, Oit ok
't'ha istaw garriage' anti ,the body spetxeti ':rl a 0 like new. We can
al^d. , Bigv %2 ayade a ceit pdcuOua xcetorq 101RRtilelieete articles.
tatraat 311 b1» black float and hhgh. aer}d aAe':; cue ;A8 h. patGo[ of
to the Ibrillient , sen ae� Qooda b Il�s1.
it AiatPtees. Wo will
his geueralp' upiforrfas, el b L sat
perial
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Pay aarr#age:Plae�� r4y,#ud' our chsrgas
(,addle as well as either of the
ens, and his white (hair, white im"too
are Igi�t ".osonable
W)i qk ofc1e41t1-
wl
and anuabacbe. and the diguity
ingg a tbial�c o:
(tis. 'bearing diatinguitthed (rim arPABK�Ii✓r
them both. Vittle"'Stuart, sit -
g at his hide, With this illus eyesParker'I�.
�':l
ring from Ander his wi ite heirridt
his .face burned to almost 66 Ted'Dj1e
1- .
Works
as his curly 'Wr, looked like a
'little bull aqg in comparbort.
Limited
e, of the three men spoke as theyCleatiiers
and Dyers"
mioitfitnless and quite alone wait -
for the nest movement of the791
Yonse S•
Ops.
Toronto
Continued next week.
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