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ary College. AU d1seases of domestic 'Lave been advertised for, here and ly. "It's not Sanscrit or any deriva- in a conversational'ifiamier, "And by yourself�but do one or the other 11 1, '.
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arinary Dentistry a specialty. Office If names which have appeared h) It's not Slavic, true or bastard . . . this message to hii Now York office thel frenzy out of fight -maddened . .� ... ��5._
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and residence'on Goderich Street, one A.merican, Canadian, Engli h, c h, , I , . � 1� Y'. F11
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door east of Dr. Mackay's Office, Sea- frish, Welsh, German, French, Bel- . BEAUTIFUL � _'�.�;;
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1111� - -_ ,ther newspapers, inserted by lawy. originis . . . . It's certainly not 6478 SPRINGTIME -
at A. R. CAMPBELL V.S. irs, executors, administrators. Also Hellenistic . . . . It bears no re- sel unless I see you here immediate- nominiously into the shame of a -re- � i., ., R
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Graduate of Ontario Veterinary ,ontains list of English and Irish lation to any language source I know wanted . . .-_;;;, �
College University of Toronto. All . and yet it's a language." soon." Then Fogarty. strolled out of someone upon whom he could brace ' � . 11.1., 11 ... I
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by the most modern principles. Your name or your ancestor Footman who interrupted his thought brisk course for the stenographer's warfare viri-th'an enemy stronger than PATTERN I'll 7-' ,
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Office On it once for book. . ; simple and smart ,�',.,�
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Main Street, Hensall opposite Town Markwitz?" he demanded. "Isn't it Certain mec 'n �l niattpis .seemed inghand, he knew that he was, in this . � ",`_";
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7! 11W Hall. Phone 116. pure nonsense spieled on there at to Occupy hi Ir the 'better part of parallel of wills, a pitiable Weakling. . . and just I '. '. � ts_,
IV, International Claim Agency , he slipped a His fithgers opened inertly and the many exigencies. The new treatments in sleeves �
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DR. A. NEWTON-BRADY I AGENTS: a savage people. Gentlemen, this is, racked his memory for more - ,.(-it 1 but his fears were now of other ene- are here in many different tailored types, as there '11-1 I
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� tand. Late Extern Assistant Master ray, Eginiondville; J. W. Yeo, Godg- nd Footman embarli1 on I -ire," faltered the lawyer. "Some- tion at a wide and moderate price range. � 11 .
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Ity University, and old medallist of LONDON AND-WINGRAM more or less haphazard . . . . Here � was follow(d by another. 14andelle .1'1 'rhf-Y have nothing on youor� . I
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the College of Physicians and Sur- � a.m. p.m served laws of stress and motif. - , it a while; a Suit so smart that You'll hate to retire :::%-''
6.04 Those things argue a developed near thv hoil:ng poiiit th! ,ighout the Mwid,-��,- w,,aklv. "But the paper 11,
reons of Ontario. Exeter ........... 10.16 . 1 it from service. You'll want to keep on wearing it .. "
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I Graduate of University of Toronto Kippen ........... 10-35 6�23 . . . Thiis, gentlemen, is human him -elf unable to begin �%:!h diplo- Joi,wd Cm-rington, and his ,words wer, . . . I
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lege �of Physicians and Surgeons of Clinton Jet . ....... 10.58 6.46 hut beyond that I can te� you noth- man he had come to (-i rr-,nt were eiriv--l-Ii- fall out of your pock'et one(, I ;.1 ...
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. Clinton Jet . ....... 11,21 6.58 1 could take the thing home with me . �
Royal Ophthalmic Hospital, London, Londesborough .... 11.35 7,12 and study it more I:Josely. I'm afraid "Vvr,hat's the idea, Car:, 9,,on?" he back t-) find it reposing one(' more in __1 - I I
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. F. W. AHRENS d Wingham, ......... 6. 56 S.1fi breakable." - me into open warfare?" What you have kept xecre't wa's H I ,or its coming be was waiting with waiting bellboys. .�
- Ucensed Auctioneer for Perth an The poker face of th,� nian with privileged communication between he fret of unconfessed ,suspense. In Then Barbour saw Fogarty inside
.�01 11%, Huron Counties. Sale�s solicited, Wingliam. jet . ..... 7.01 8,21 Markwitz snorted. "Cipher codes, s- One the office proper and 4Lt the door of I
Real Estate, Fawn. Stock, Etc. Terms Belgrave .......... 7.15 8.82 young -an," he offered reminder, "do whom Barbour Sevens h�ol talked in lawyer and client. They can't touch i his pocket were two telegram : 1.
on application. F. W. Ahrens, phone Blyth .... 7.Z7 S." not 'have a grammar and literature." New York, and who hail, li * y the waf, you. It will convict Sevvns--but let of them was from Fogarty, asserting the private office. Fogarty's face was .
684 r 6, R. R. No. 4, Wtchell, Ont. Londej�or-o;�� * .... 7.85 &62 The young man was standing gaz- used even another inctigilito there., itr that he would arrive on the mid-af- gra,ve and the clerk, to whom he was I
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of Jones, School of Auctioneering. Kipp9n ........... 8.22 4.40 When Fogarty q �:1
6 Chicago. Charges moderate, and sat- Hensall ........... 8.82 4.60 Footman again he inquired, "How derstood that you wori-n't to come But. when M-qndellk- telephoned to, en ,straight to the verge of the goal this guest, who had been only a guest 1'4�!, .,
14 Isfattion guaranteed. Write or wire Exeter ............ 8.47 �5.05 long ca nyou let �rie stay in here and here. You not only vi,date that his office from the. hotel it was to re- line, and saved his team from the before, was revealing bim-self in his , . 1i; :: �
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' �. fvdli�', 6 'Mal 'Estate, Mer,. , Clliit�671 ...... 11.10 of singing in derisive. d5belief of .win- turf and under the flawlessly b .�,�� � - ,r
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