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AGENTS WANTED . crytain Ahabki she made by th- Jimmy rose and' in . .. I enn't you?"
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I he Goodyear W,iterproof"Coats. Co., mind Vou, aAd I�nor no one.else que-i- .7.oticed that the boy's hair was streak- stinct of"his race, Abel wore a hea Zo and ushered him in. It was a! nr-r-s-; of firinie, a eigarrette. .
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= . -1 - Iteve-r . eew any ine7eker. Three "I'll quality and cut of. Jimmy's wardrobe, rnstairs.
, I . .1 . I - . . be back in a little while," said I and remembered the pail dow dering-or rloeq it, sometimes, de-
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HEIRS WANTED othexs, well, they smiled, knowin' like she ushered the visitor in. have laid to Elie neqd for "something the pen of a journalist new -fired with :._�,
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Missing Heirs are being sought LONDON AND WINGHAM Duncan recognized his step -son in- eral man and valet, a position which only a matter of minutes that morn- I � ��.,!
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Sedd for Index Book, "Missing Heirs 6.18, orrY room downstairs, Jimmy sat far to worried in a half -sober. wholly lugu- 1413 ��/? � ! . :,
4nd Next of Kin," containing care- Kippen * ........... . 10-35 6-23 1 of apology was uppermost, "I'm s [is eyes 1 brious way bv ',,, P.-Ov,vebs and dwz' I I - � 1,
Brucefield ...... 10-44 6-99- Po interrupt." the back during the service, b t 4 .1;1
fully- antheiticated lists of missing ' "li,rican mainta l- i,p-)n the face of Blair. , . I 11
Clinton Jet . ....... 10.58 6.4 6 ! 1,T r ined a -stony si the yoj�n,,! and dirt. H- ,,,r ',Pd the new pro-, I I ... ,
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heirs and uncraimed e3tates which ,linton, Ar . ....... 11.05 6.52: rcc. . He had changed but little since mi, ister. He nodded to many who on. I prietor's er.'- ; ,� :n a manner jus , i I.,
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Clinton, Lv . ...... 11.15 . 1;r mv hail seen li`ni; h", r.-Iri�hioners tered and gave him an uncertain noil . as uncertair ' I
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abroad. Clinton Jet . ....... 11,21 took pri(le in their dapper shep- of greeting; and then, little by littl �, � shot eyes fur v` nver�v . .11,
- We offer for sale contains thousands � 1. ' � .
.1, Londesborough . . . . . 11.35 7,12 1 h -.-,I. Stqndir.g befc., e t' ;I- dcsk, with be forgot entirely the odd crowd that, no move to,v- I off, . �ring his hani. I I I "I
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of 'names which have appeared in . : Tivotson's opi- -)n o' his� own stew- I � '1�
Blyth ............. 11.44 7.21 it.- orderly litter, a- siniply as a TIM the room. 1 4),1411,4,61Z it
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hisb, Welsh, German, French, Bel- Belgrave ......... 11.56 7.33 stranger might have (]one it, and as I B -lair spoke briefly, quietl, ardsbip for rn ;!�l ON ,5�1�,,izr, xf,9 4115�e, ,-. I .
. Wingharn Jet., Ar... 12.16 7,45 impersonally. Jimmy rep -p -'ed Peg- v6th little gesture. ,He did not preach large, but the r-riji-ation of bi,; nag , . -Zil f7 tNT, .
. glan, Swedish, Indian, Colonial, and Wingharn Jet., Lv.. 12,08 7.45 leg flan'(in't stor�-, '' h, knew be- i at all; be Tust talked -talked simply. I lect, .suddenly forced ution his notic- � IZZ fe `11-<
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Wingbam .......... 12.12 7.55 fi)re h- , 0.
ors, executors, administrators. Also South. -iqnc-� of success. you be the first to cast -a stone," he chieved his usual we(�kly sobriety, ap- I rot p . I
colktains. lis . t or English and Irish have h�!" a I)etter c' I . A9 rf el,4 Z . �
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Courtli bf Charicery yn-I unclaimed 6.55 3.15 somrho-,v g2ntle. His very quietness 'h -n he closed the book to tell them "We're a little upset here thi- 4=>� - .I.
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Your natiw .., yo,.4;, .ttik*iwr"sway be Wingham Jet . ..... 7.01 3-2t goaded Mr. Duncan to speech. how little of real hopelessness there morning, Mr. Gordon." -he busked .�
In the list zm-nd ;�l W, ,,.)tie dollar) Belgrave .......... " 7.15 3.32 "Do I infer correctly," he d4ema,nd- was in their world, how much of , from a dry throat, We weren't look- � ,
at'ititicii i'.,r I- -k Blyth ............. �,.27 3.44 ed, 11that. yo,.1 are requesting nt� -to simple honesty and fairness and bon- 'ng for you, just at present," I Opnow 1 -MT zlylpfll5fs . �
Londesborough .... ' , :35 3-52 preach 'this woman's funeral service ? , or. i Jimmy closed the door and followed .
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. . Clinton ........... 7.56 4.13 had been une-i-tain. He told himself self. Nothing remained definite ex-, " �curred to him that Tivotson was ,- A
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� I Brucefield .......... 8.15 4.32 "T thorgh' n2rhaps you woUld " bi intolerable ache in big own throat. � -,-i---ly a foot of floor or wall tba', J,
Pittsburgh, Pa., U. S A. 8.22 4.4.1 �aid. ,,if yoii were to understand-" They had finishod singing -that mo'- -, - " an -but he found m;re to in- .�.111
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(130 t JKippen ........... '- -r '-;in in the. littl-, shambling 'T'HE full circle shown above represents the gross income dol1w : .�,
1 2) I-rensall ........... 8.32 4.50, r- he ww; ' -ure now. He made R ley crowd of mcn who had come in -- - ` fore him than h- did in th- I . I
Exeter ............ 847 6-05 ,r.---'-,jre stiff and singularly hop-_- celluloid collars and bunchy coats, an I S, It of the Canadian National Railways in i924. The circle is di- �
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THE McKILLOP MUTUAL C. N. R. TIME TA I , And ,the reverend gentleman beat of color -they hit(] filed out, and Jim- 11 . - ': 'le soan and watpr, , TivoLson " portion into which the dollar was broken up for expenditure in the 11,1$1
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FIRE INSURANCE CO 9y. . BLE upon the table with his fist. - my was stilf ;'!,nding, marveling at `, * ',-d qoftly, "qnrl we 11 work .11 � I.,
East. "I understand,' all too well," he re- 'be tenseness -F lho?se voices in song, 1-1-- -1-." He ,.;topped to gaze ah- 1 directions named. I ,
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READ OFFICE -SEA FORTH, ONT- Goderich .......... 6.00 2.20 "Young man, it is you yourself who and he turned �Iowly around. "And perhaps that'fl serve just as follows: ; ,"'11
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� .- Holmesville ....... 6A7 2.37 facks understanding of just what you He knew her at the touch, even well, for a time," he went on, mus Labor - - - - - - - $127,216,017.40 �;
Clinton ......... _ . 6.25 2.52 request. Six years ago you were al. before he wheeled. He stood and gaz- , ingly. "Because we know we can a- �
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. Seaforth .......... 6.41 8.12 lowed to depart rrom this community ed without knowing how white and 1 chieve cleanliness, and --and I im afraid als, Sup lies and other operating . 5"L
J. Connolly, Goderich - - President 11; That it'll be quite a long time before Materi p .�,
I St. Columban ...... 6.49 3.20 without the stigma which a well- strained were his lips, upon the i , . ��',
. " R good many that expenses - - - - - - 63,069, F
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Jas; Evans, Beechwood, Vice Dublirr ............ 6.54 3.28 merited punishment would have left finite compassion in Carol Land'i ,; e can convince 44L8t . "!
1). F. McGregor, Seaforth, &6,Treas. West. upon you. What your life has been face. And suddenly he found bis godliness is not beyond us, eb?" Taxes - - - - - - - 4,588,593.56 !.��11
1, AGENTS: . am, p.m. p.m. in the interim I do not know, nor is it mouth too dry for words. The slow question, tinged Nvith Equipment and facility rentals, etc. - 6,600,561.00 Ji
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Alex. Leitch, R. R. No. 1, Clinton; Dublin ...... 10.37 5,38 9.37 material in this rn,ittter. But I tell The pressure of her band upon his whimsical humor, brought Tivotann's Balance available to apply on fixed charges 14,772,3Z7.92 I .,� : �� � �
I -W. E, Hinchley, Seaforth; John Mur- St. Columban. 10.42 5.44 . ... you that you will find your situation shoulder drew him to the aisle. head tip in spite of him. Besides Abel "
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. . ray Egrnondville; J. W. Yeo, Gode- Seaforth ..... 10.53 5.63 9.60 again intolerable if you mean, as your "I want to go in your carriagi�, Thompson, who tir,mperamentally was TOTAL - . - - $244,305,413.55 ,.,� 'I
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.if;�; R, G. Jarmuth, Brodbagen. Clinton ...... 11.10 6.08 10.04 conduct would indicate, to remain Jimmy," she murniured, "if I may." unfitted to accept Jim-my's return as I This chart is int tin . that it is a solely dependent upon- the money which. ''A
, . I DIRECTORS: , Holmesville . . 1:1.20 7.03 10.13 here and resume your former associ- And WarcheRter, at ,noon that day, ,anything but a triumphant reentry of area _'�w
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.� - . What you -have asked is an knew a sensation even -greater than the city of his youth, Tivotson was part. t a dollaz of the the System distributes in thia way �,�,'A
. Seaforth; Goderieh ..... 11.40 7.20 10.30 ations Tanadian' National Railways plays in Nc� enterprise in Canada act ouch ,,, �
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M)hu*�Zenniwieg,- Brodbagen I immy Gordon bring "their had been fitte,d by circumstance to It is not an idle dollar- N#a I all of it than ationall RailwaK:,, Wherever 1�.
lw�nbi 13eec1l:*p6d; M. MmEwen, Olin- has� drawn a dead -line which must be They .saw J suppr `11r
�. , - .1 R. TIME TABLE . - own Mis- Landis" back to the cottage sense the change. tha isi powible. to do ao., t Les are I �",,
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ton � Je'vAto Vlohnolly, .0oderich-, Alex. East. rence as pififuJ, I can only reply at the foot of the orchlard, in a de- w-rought in the returned prodigal. into every channel of industry an purchased in Canada from producto � '�
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Grieve, X.0 '40 _ ,� 1 611-4 � Goderich ...... 5.150 1-15 if that is all, then you'll excuse me, I They noted that she leaned toward col-re,Rpondingly sure. Eight year. be As can, be seen, wages paid to Gm- or grown ou i � -
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Harlot . eftol, �, . ", . ery, Menset ......... ::*.. t.55 1.20 am sure." . him and laughed -and chattered, and fore be. too, had prophesied dire ployeee constitute, by hir, the great,ar Tlautororpoinsof the company resan�Qo! -� �!k,
Seat 611; , "' 'Ity", - id , A: -, _. Id. -my Gordon; now he E% weil-stocked department ctoie. They I
I 1, . I , - Mcaaw ........... 6.04 1-30 Jimmy Gordon found his Way out- Seemed to find grgiat interest in his things for Jim portion of expenditure. There are ral- " Ni,
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_,_*11_�__ Auburn ............ 611 t � side. He Stumbled a little blindly on plainly embarrassed replies. Once flushed painfully, most 160,000 employew who get their , ,��,�
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