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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1926-05-07, Page 7� Tr -1. - 4 I- . f I � Ir. , \ 1, ft. _?" E I- r2EER � 11ri "I I A,., , , ..%� , � I - , , , I ,.,."_ I � � �', ",� � , �, ],T-; � --�-�i��"f--��.W,��"-,:",�,-,�'K��;�"- , , " , " - T ", I 1 '14 ,,,�, ,,'�, , ,� �,� I'm 7 I" I 5 �, Mr ,;, t,,7M,-,_,3 , , e . 1,',N��'?177r ". , : � ,: . � �,� , I I 7,,� ,.; , �., gl - , F 4�,,M,, - I � 7 7 � I, IF VT 7 W` , V. ,,�T T .�, 1 ��, �,,:, , � i I --I,w,�'w-,7,7"'7-,','�,r,,77!RP—K7,rPTwm'7 , I � � ,57 , , *' � � ,�;� �i,, , , 1. , , _� , , "' , " ,,,, , I - I .1, I'll',., ,�,;': " ,,, ,, - —, � , . I � � . I I , I i . ,,� - , *�:��;�N " � I � I ,i�,,� 1. .._�, , 't��,� "" I : � I I I 11 , ,�,�.,:': I � I � ''� '_ ,� , I., , 111", ''I I , � , , � 1. .� I .1 � ::�4� ��11 �, I I � t .1� I I ., � I , I � I I � I , � 1� I 1. � I I . , I , . '41, 1 ': . I I I I I . , : ,� , � 11 . I 1%, . ��, ,� �: � : I I I i I � -- �. " ,;k) , � I � , '. 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M'di J Association, of 64 Qni4rlo ' V§'te "' Qllege,yi Ats; 0 1 r . i do=& arrlr4lklg'fbt�,�4e 1�iQ$t *6d- - I 0r*cip1o6',_�.DqrrtlAtry ,vktid`-`X111- , . - a, specidity"'., 001�6 , lg,� otol"'. M , ,IV .,Ajn'�' %reet, , 5 3 I ' ... . 11 . I �� I�W ,i I ., I . " ` ��'4"�e' �i��,,- �,- I rle%� , � , , , a � , .i. �11:1�li �, . I �""� . .".., . I �, i t, � ! __11K___, I. - 11 � --c"It, W, , . __ "- . 11 - 11 - p , _0 . .. .410# , It '.7., ., N -digm - ,X V. �,,-� I " I. , �,,� , � t. . ., %%�.ik,�i� , , I , ��1101 0JXtirio:V'ete1*k-- il " Z'�! , 1,10`-�,: Ord-" cof.14019,!" , TV - , 0AM , Troavei"7 �qaks*ompruy, t - V0 I W" qd , to and 07400's- rao,_derate,-76t� *Jftt#r 0, , , (, ,,v' en#Siria:!4od4t.1,--. ftd I 1. oy4 :p0s;gence ,on tionenica Street, .one , IT"'.9 ,9' , *,.0011t. of- Dr. Macka3re,'01tice, ties - I . - I 11 . I 1. , . tow: - - . . . . - I 1, , . I - A. R. CAMPBELLP V.S. duatis' of Ontario Veterinary � go, University of Toronto., All . as ot- domestic aiimals treated I 0 � ,post 3poifern � Prind h _. 'ar , .1 I able.* Dwr - or ; hi - Pr DMIPAlY .. I d to.. 001ce on -Strq�t, Henqail, opposite Town . 11 � - I,% , q ,.Ili. `- .. I - - I � : fl, MEDICAL . �.�,.,, -.DR. R. P. 1. DOUGALL 1"IrenoT` graduater of Faculty oi JAWffieino -and Master of Scieneet Uni- � I , ygsttt)� of Western Ontario, E;ndon- Umber of College of Physicians and gurgeons of Ontario. Office, 2 doors spot of post office. Phone 56, Hensall. 64tario. - _3004-tf . DIL J.A. M", N .,� AL Ross " Succesnito Dr. & Graduate of orthwestern UxAvers- W', .:Qhicago, 111. Licentiate Royal � ($liege of Dental Surgeons, Toront. 00co-over Sills, Hardware, Main St., Spaforth. . Phone 151. DR. A. NEWTON-BRAD)r BayfieldL Graduate Dublin University, Ire- land. Late Extern, Assistant Master Ur Women and I rloftfi Offlee at residence tell_o M'st Parsons. .1 - _ Hours " f10 � 7 . p.m.; .=, Sundays, I to 2 p�m. . ' 2866-26 . . 0 - — , - DR. F. J. BURROWS ft�e and residence Goderich Street, . bont4of -the Methodist church, Seaforth. Phone 46. Cdkoner for the County of ax1ron. , " � " 61L C. MACKA11 .. C! J&ekay, honor graduate of Trin- r It Ugi#�orMty, and gold medallist of � niki Medical College; member of . **Ccll-ege of Physicians and Sur- , , geom , of Ontario. 1. . _. DR. H. HUGH ROSS Graduate of University of Toronto raegity-of Medicine, member of Col. 1sgq,'.of Physicians and Surgeons of Ontario-, pass graduate courses in Chicago Clinical School of Chicago; Royal Ophthalmic Hospital, Londm England; University Hospital, Lon - d* England. Office Back of Do- mbion Bank, Seaf�grtb_ Phone No. 5. &blt.calla answered from residence, — --l- I � ; , " , '.,�': I" : , ,11" . -L ... . . . Z-" , � �.�,, i�- . I , � . I 1. 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" 51 �, - - ... - �i,�, .qr_,., , - dbdi,#i�,yp, MnA 0, $;R��sOshe VY, . . 0 , , , a7,,!, I , gl* . � _,# . ..... , , , ":,�, , 1. �,� 0,,,,,,',A�j1 1� _ � _1 p WwF.:1 1 44, - �.�, , , , _ 'I', , #f �, _ �. W .", . V 40bi swe.r,lp ,,, " " using '� ,,-- " - T". - - , . ,.. " ', 'j; d-ottw,did,other men-nn�m,w%o�4'd1z -g, �isp, :�V ,"Vt .2 , , rM. . ,x . MW 0 Ifal 101,weiii ,�Vn 4 � � -,, 01.14. i � , ,ij . "Ir's � � I , %.�, _!--"-4`-'R ��' , Isb. , bi ,Z� .T. � , �� 1 -A -V . - - hT - ____ i not � wegr a surpt hi - qomrx , rp.7',� .. , W tl:� � �4 #9 41, Spoil- � 1 , -14s 3, 0i: I'M ;.� _4 0� MV! 4'. 1 'Wa* W_', W�,* opow I . T, 7."�� """", , 6", i , IN '!"_ A I i�e. And -yet', 'pffilw_6W % WE ". � , Ot.; vjert�a.l# e - ,'- -1.1 0614.ttb, 1,11�,,�,4' � -* �ivaturally- She: -h ir. . 10,0:0 onl , ..... I ... Surplice, aild,all tA ,'ed,.,0f..r0 . , a= TARt .-Y I -L 't Z if y �,�,.,,t ... i . IM ; . , ,,,,, . _%. jl� . , ,�".;,, . . . '�'A , t, ,5� 1 .- 1, . "i � - .V I , '.7, ,�OP4$� W* � I � I tp,,,w . ore � matt A , - � , , , 114.1 111J�Vl I - "' th - ' 'gv enter- . � � . .,iiii��. i. IL � e erg: , 1061 t ,� ft . 4 side ,liat, �awl .,yA . � I 0 . 1, St_7 I ".0 TOM' , ra" k! 7,T119, , 01� .,V',,d i od .9 I "' , , I ; i " � -q . , � S P, *% , %, , aticin, X . 1�' - . the re.Wr, � -'alifal1po. - 0 ,* e� , �, ,, W, ��,41yy�,,.4.Y,,49,�orself,,,�t,o ,me '.. . ., ,, alizes, , ,0% , � . 11 - ,. I tq0o. JX V $Q'I'tg e _ .1. - , , I I , , es of -b " i4d *iduglity, *'Or�: 6vid 411 I -0-sweet ih,� 011 . - -__ -i"'. , " . I , * " � t , , , , , � , ,glerie " 4, M.;,-, - Ps '1141 Jr , � lvough- and- sorrow I � Lt I . I , Arl".cr '. I , . thd tas*aj**�4 Ms. ixinjuaoq� 0 , . d'9 ., i w k . , � . -.P#t I � 4, ,�,qat care . _ -0 '15erutg t., p pub� .'� " � - I . 041 v , 0, W% k JWVA01n, - you], . it, � ,x,, aining . : 4, , " ' I . . �, � 1, - * .7 �- - a'liftij�e - . . , . . g I %11146' 41114- . . � 'A'PO $ , , 'Xisi" *111.4'11A-Wrdhftf� �:3Ji1.',.'4�Vjd',*1W1beI '�sn interest th �er im- power, 14he wfil. no ,� I Ing the . e 1- i Ont, , � Oki 'A' I t -4 . . " ! " ir-ge., i. , V , L�, 1_ . I L was s4toh, . O' 4 ,6 " Zo-`l .. 5W, , 'I", ,.. � . I 1. - . .1 L I . . petty things of life; z�vd_,Mu Way- � .. --($$O of - � , - . . , fl,11 1-11 th, � "a''. I'll. 03roVbt4eiXt11 4z . ,,�,, ,� I," I _ , ,��,Ao t�, 'e �-,-, 1,1N6.t-*9t�.' alll",L rdnese wal turn %OV -109,00 10 - :` t4 in thVir . __ -, 11 protested I Colette. wa � R foat� * - - * wom I . I . ".,;� _ `� ��-!',-� . � . I , , " Xk=r� eJi0fil"a, " t�.` the:'i�� "ei of, the ivest- I'M , iness." . . 11 6d a � ,"f", -,'�,'A� Ti ,,t,:, 99 . �b y; trend'at'prdseut may appear to. anli A ��g!'V.-."il,,'*_-��, I i �1 . ."zilg t�_It._r+ � ,!, � ri, , t"'.Q. r .; . . � % 1 no.-Aupswd, should be ,immae- -be charitahle, buit Amarilly and I ,�. �_. , , . j , , . a pli6jr.J1, g _ 77�� X, �.�. � ci I S. I . .1 �, - -7T 6-141;67hi' 10 ' Kite tho' color have a common interesit-,a fellow CH.&.PTBRi*w-��!�. � 4 1. ., I r., " � 14F_i I I I 1. �" - ,� ��, 6, �- a of the`lili�, lie deellared, was the evib- fe -ling-that rim-kes me wondrous The , . - .�,;,' . � . 11, next aftemoork.*1�44�,Amarilly I 1. I . I ,,,�,4�; �,�- , TOP S .'..."'. " ::�,�,.��`, I P, .- t�'%` 11'r,�, 'k lern of purity. -, There *were, members kind. We both have longings to a - I , 'Ir " , :-,,:'§`�' I I , - p � ., �.2 er � 1. . 1,41 , .1 %,!,_'-�,� . his flock so. Ivordly minded as to .pear in public on the stage." came home from the " * Otre h . 11 ��d - I 110 � .1 ..I 1, ,,, ."'. whisper insinuatingly that white was mother met her *fth' ' '. rst of - PMCZ � 1. 10- . . -, . , I li��,'g, �.. - At this sudden challenge, this see- - �f 1, . I lallqll,� , . .1 , ,- _ ? 1. ,, iiixtrerri6ly becoming .to Colette King 9 in orniation. . " . _L4 I end Toivering of the red flag, Johns I& as I S 1�000 % ., PN�,, i�. - face -grew srtern: ' . - I I '�i. -T,.,-.,4_ I Many washerwomen,had applied fo'i Miss ]King and th ' J A,`;Mor .� , , ��, I ,�,,,,-��r'i%� �� 11, �� '. 1111�," I '_ here. Hie% a I t '�'ig all the I , 1, -, a , ,guitu V -*A,V,!?, I a I �� z ., .: �,�- - ` ��".%",�i' I .:� , t�e tatik bf laundering the ecelesiasti- "Ama rilly," continued , the liqui& i " t li,,.#nd his , �- VIM UMT1 . 1� ... . �.,,z 111� "�i.,:�.?,111, . . U731M , . - cal linen; many had been tried and volee "has had. more. expeme �. . .., � ��,, �, �i:%�� , ., c4ureh' sdrpl q 1. � - ,. "I . ,.�� , - ,i:?t W �� ,. :. ��T?�q."ix I. � I I . . I ... , , �, � . , , " no-' 111 house -wash, too. plapippm . 11 . . I I . I.. � . . . ,,� . , , - I .� I ., --.11 I.: ._.;� � � � � : � , , ' � 1-7 1 . I , ." , , found wanting. So after her inter- -stag� life than I have had-.- She has . �, _.,,,.,m to go - I I � . , , - i I ", " �., �_, I I I- I .1 I _'1..1L;,i .-;11 ,�, ,:1 ".. � . t thbi.liowest r6imd of you,re to go to miZ ki��-a�A get _��,, � ftide May Be AdVanee,d' "y T1244i - ' �' - � . I view with Amaiilly, Colette aksk-bd the commenced i,t fer them to the r0ctry_ t#,-,'#-1g'bt and da0A�#M'.%,A_ �..." � . , ,�l ", ; I -, ZX � . � ... � _j, .1 . . ,,�',!, ., I '. -.11 , rector of St. Haft% to callf, at her the dramatic ladder of Same. She the waists she n" to.."bo"($11 * She I- Chukuni Association controls.seven claims just cast of the famous Xnebmw in, ! 'a 11 -,: I . , 1: " I �1, ..'� . .� . . ;,, , I 11, , ..... ........ � ... �. � � , "Ill r opertiei, which recently sold-foi U00,000.00 and stod " - I I -14p he was ten years he familiar with stage lore. Her � :, . . .� . I ipbrtant -business.', . scrubs at the Barlow Theatre, aud spe. left two ca ticketd-$ 'r yqIX.- . Howey Pr I 1. , house "on w ", .. " .;. . old until he. beca,mb rector of - � JAS XLL " i`!"!�-L ��; w. .1 "I Froin' the # is qu .�� . , "We air jest astabVii" '00 toes on and believed to be on the sihna "brcalt!'. To secure working capi* I , � .. .. . , I . St - hero is_the'man who plays the role luck -17 gasped Amarilly.' � '. this'limited offering is made. ,.�.�. ,, I ;1 m 'i� � 11174. Mark's, Jolan Xletrqdith had -been a of Lord Algernon in A Terrible 44 ' , I 84,166i, _11%, .... . , `,".- . 1� - , , The fust pay from -the tOW wash- 10 - - I �� I I I.,-.", . . . . . , I , .. - . � , membep ofthe household of his &ard- Trial." in's .&hall go for a now., hat .4W dress I . WIRE, 'PHONE OR WRITE TODAY I �i. �, I �-j-, .�", :.. : 4., , ", ian,'H,6nry King, and had ever cheer- He made no reply, and Colette pres- BAXX�wt , � I I., ' - . - , ..... ..... �,,� . 0. , fully and gladly borne with the cap- ently broke the'iflence. . fer,you, A-marilly. It% aeomin, to I �;" " 11'.1 ...... ::: I 1 13*4 Sao a PAA*411�: - .,v. . . ,4, joining the Association now today, enables you to share ii;r1th thd .". , ,�., . you all right. Twas you as got this I �# -4 I =10# toll. I , . . :��,,,. rices of the little Colette. "Seriously, John," she said practic- Juservati" -, ., �,_,,'� He answered the present - work fer us." I original holders the tremenw.us advance thatin mwe to follow the samad.k Gat affl~ww � , � ,� 10 . . . I ,e�� summons ally and in a tone far different from siNop, was the pro�osed development work. To rna this "big monw Join nows := � ,-.,� - �. �, 1 � � It bad her former one, "the Jenkins family Allotments made in the order'they are received. . I i,;�- -, promptly and - palpitatingly. emphatic reply. � I �,i:�_',' "We'll git some more chodrs, knives, � �� . � .. �.. ��...._ � � been two weeks since he had reMbn- are poor and most deserving. I am spoons, plates, cups, auil'iiWo more - I., I -, I . . %4 I A. ,,,, strated with Col�tte for the surpris- going to give them some work, and: if I es fer the table, soVibe c1lildren, POSITIVELY NO PERSONAL 11 � .- ,:- I . - ingly sudden announlement, mad eav iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 11 .. ,_ � j� e in you would give them a trial on the . LIABILITY _�,,),, . . kin aE set to table to ''t" . I . , �).! ", N . . , _', i,�, _ "* - ou" . . ill.�l t - iore conveni- A I I .... , 7. seeming senoilanessr, that she was go- church - linen, it would help them so "That'll be a but Til�_ .. J I ing to study, opera with a view to much. There was a regular army of be% ...", ill.. . . ent," admitted-bbrs. Joa"031opefully. 0:rv��'Psnu w-M-obb I—. . '. going on the stage, .The fact-thai�- iitt�e children on. the doorstep, and it ,, C"MELL.YORSTON 401 - .or - .;.1", I Co spills things. so� and the boyi .". S. &-��Iklaa S . :i�41 .�, I 1. , - Toron ,zed � � 111"1;9 1. she -had a light, sweet .soprano adaPt- must b,- a struggle to feed them all. � V ----, L.k. 11 . . vil�`61_06 vivits I I _,�,', . , I I - I Should like to help them -to give ain't here to keep peace. It was jest ._eed5r5, � �1'1_ , o f drawing . quarrel when y,oi; and the Boarder AND . C#UILD lasso .1 0 -u -i .;�I. I ,.j�,,,,,,,� , �',' , room ballads did n-ot lesgen in his them something -but they seem to be ADelaide6O49 ..---, ,a I.n I 1'�. `,�'; orful this noon. You wasn't her" and Te -VII WTA -0 ..j., "i . , I '. , , eyes .the probability of her carrying the kind of'people that you can help the Boarder kerried his dinner. '( ause I �. ,0 ... is"-- ------* , I-. out this resolve. I only by giving them work to perform 407 ROYAL BANK BLOG. ul"Ir . .'�; . I . i;, . 11 .". : Flam put too much vinegar on Nlift',i 6 .. ... . I _______� ; . �.. 1� � - She had met his reprolving expost- I have it-arned that true independence beans, Milt poured it down Flam's I � ORONTO.2 CANADA ri.,"_�,�, . I . I �,*A.,� . , . . . - � ...... N . ,� ulations in a gpirit of bantering rail- is fountl only among the poor." neck and when I sent him away from I � _ A01""s I .� - lery and replied with a defiance of John took ,a little notebook from the !able he sassed Trie." . I �,,�rl, , ., his opinion that had pierced his heart his pocket. "Jimmy!" protested Amarilly in- I . . -Now - ". .,,;��.. � ,.�4 - I'll I'll 11.1 � � . ..... ,.. I with arrow -like - swiftness. Since "What is their address, Coliette?" ffignantly. "I'd make Milt go with- I., .1111, � , then she -had stadioui�ly avoided meet- She took the book from ,him and 6ut his suppef to-nighV' � ... "Ill ., . , , , Colette, ignoring his commendatory Amarilly looked mystified. ly -summoned in council to discuss .e,il.. ing him, and he was not sure whe- wrote down the street and number. "'Tain',f his stummick I'm goin w ,Zv, words and voice. "Shels an- odd lit- ,,I mean," -he explained gently, Amarilly's invitation to attend divine I ",", - . . I 11�, - ther he was now reeaned to listen to "Colette, you endeAvor to conceal a punish," said Mrs. Jenkins sarcastic- . a reiteration of her intentions or to tender heart,--,, ' tie character. I invited her to lunch- "that she said nothing of me, noth- service at St. Marles. .,;.- .1 . receive ap xio4yne-for the bitterness "And will you give them - Mrs. ally. "I've I -aid by a -willer -switch eon the other day, and the courses ing that you should not repeat. I am "You air j,mt more!n hievin! advaut- . I * �� ' _a �, of her remarks at, their last inter- J-en-kins--a, trial?" that'll feel sharper than the vinegar and silver never disturbed her appar- glad, though, to see that you are ages- said Mrs. Jenkim 'exuitin"gly'..' -,:: �� I,, I I . -11.. - � VXew I _.. " . . OYes- this -week." - be wasted. Yob'd better go t6,ff�s ently, She watched me closely, how- conscientious. Bdiss King tells me "Fus't the matinee, then the G@4 i . . . . . . . . . 1. I .1 " . ,I , .. , :%..� � ". ' "I sent for you, John," she said de- ,'Thai will make Amarilly so b mind you ride both ways. It's too . _T_T' �, � . ap- King% right away -and, AM0111y, ever, and followed my moi'es as pre- you are to go wthe night-schooI. Do and now St. Mark's is open to, you. . murely and without preamble, "to -py,11 she said, brightening., "Lam go- cisely as a second oarsman. By the you attend Sunday schoo I But you'd orter hev a few fixin's to - far to walk. Don't you sell the tiek apologetic. go to sech a grand place, Amarilly-p" . .11 take them ,f'- way, she called you St. Mark. I know ' Arnarilly looked . . . "', see if you -have found a satisfactory ing there to -morrow to ets ! P7 people consider you and St- "Not reg'lar. Thar's a meetin'- Amarilly shook her determined li*t- , . .. , �� I laundress yet for the surplices.11 * some work, and I will tell bErs. Jen- This last prohibitory remark was som'� . .o,', "Colette!" he exclaimed in rebuk- kins to isend Flamingus-his is the made in remembrance of Arnarilly's Yark's as synonymous, mut I ex- house down near us that we go '.o tie head resolutely. : - Ing tone, his face reddening at her only -name of the brood thatmy mem- � . plained the difference- She tells me sometimes. Flamingus and me and "We can't afford it," she said de- .'� A commercial instincts. I W, question which he supposed to lye ory retains -for the church laundry." absorbingly interesting stories of Gus give a nickel apiece towards git- cisively. "I'd stay to hum afore I'd . . � rlv` made in mere mockery. He may call at the rectory," re- th When Amarilly Was admitted to theatre life the life behinr the tin' a malodeyon fer it, but it squeaks spend anything on extrys now when 1'� . -11 "I am not speaking to you as Col_ " e basement of her young he�efac- you see the 'sceryt of the orful. Tain't much like the orches- we're aketchin' up and layin' by.,, �k . plied John, "and get the house lann- ter's home a trimly -capped little'maid scenes. _7 roses,' John!" I try to the theayter. And then the "'Twould be good bookkeepin' for ;, ette King," she replied wi,bh a look dry as well." took her to Colette's boudoir. 0 , half cajoling, half flippant, "but as a "That'will be good news for them. "Sit down and talk to me Amarfl� The shadow fell again, but he made preacher he whistles every time -he you ter go," spoke up Flamingus. 1�1i..., Aux- says a word that has an is' in it. "You see the preacher's givin' us his �," tea,cher in the Young.Woman's r shall enjoy watching Amarilly's `1y. I want'to hear more al;out Lard ne response. " � �'. ili-ary Guild to the rectorof St. Mark's. face when she hears it." The following Monday the young You'd orter hear him say: 'Let us business, and we'd orter return the .,:: Algernon and Mr. Vedder an(I Pete. eventh psalm." favor and patrynize his church. You i� You see I no longer -lead a foolish, "And now, Colette, will you do Here's a box of chocoslate er(-arns that rni'nist,er culin- sing the seventy -s .� futile life. Here -is the evidence in something for me?" . mustbe eaten while they are freshi, ary pr,-,,i,,t., of the rectory when At the succession of the sibilant have gotter hustle to hold trade arter 11 . .1 the case," holding up a slender pink "Maybe. NVbat is it?" she asked _ . Amarilly called for the laundry, none sounds, John's brown eyes twinkled you git it these days. It's up to You : ?, Amarilly was slightly awed at- first .1 . 0 forefinger. "See how it is ked! guardedly. ,, by the luxurious of the boys having been available for brightly, and about his, mouth came ter go, Amarilly." -,. pric appointmenu, of the ed proudly at her .- For three Saturday afternoons I'llave "Will you abandon the idea of go- the .Service. crinjdy, telltale creases of humor. Mrs. Jenkins look ,i,6 � room but she soon recover,ed her ease on� "And they sing such lonesome eldest male offspring. .44. shown little girls that smelled of fried ing on the stageP, or studying for that and 'devoured the rrooel swects with An instant gleam of recogniti I ,� potatoes -how to sew. I shall really Purpose?" I came into his kindly eyes. s," continued Amarilly, "silower "I declare, Flamingus, you've got I: . appreciative activity. Then .she prov- 11Y .7 . �_ - . "Perforce. Father won't consent," ou must be Amarilly Jenkins. I I tth n the one the old cow died on. I a real business bead on you jest like � - ed fierself a fascinating reconteur of of I was tellin' the Stage roarligeT about your pa bed. He's right, Aniarilly. . �� . A, look of relief drove the trouble the annals of a world unkimwn to have heard very good accounts . c� 11 from the dark eyes fixed on hers. Colette. It was a matter of course to you -that you are industrious and a I it, and he said they'd orter g,t a man 'Twouldn't be treatin' Mr. Meredith . 'to ru '. "I'll be twenty-one in a year, how- Amarilly that the leading lwk sh6vald great help to your mother." n the meetin'-bouses that under- fair not ter go, and it's due him that � - �� ' stood the proper settin's. Everything, you go right, so he won't be ashamed �� I 11 11 . ever," she added carelessly. be supporting an invalid si.zt'or; that Amarilly looked at him shrewdly.! 9 '. � John was wise enough to perceive the languid Lord Algerrign ,hauld be "She told you," she affirmed po%i- he says, is more'n half in the settin's." of you. I'll rig you up some way." ,,. . . � "Amarilly,"R was the earnest re- The costuming of Amarilly in a I I the wflfulness that prompted this re- sendin his savin s to his c6i mother t;vely. I 0. lk,r- 1,1 a : *U 4. — ., --'— -----' ______ __ — STOVE OLIUM ply, and he deftly changed the sub- ft `15 There was but one ".she" in the i 9ponse, will you come W . r 9 manner be " ng e grea — "I - AUCTIONEERS P . who lived in the country; th,tt the uu- next Sunday to the -morning service? was an all -absorbing affair for the "! ee" . . ., Be&A& ject of 46onversaition. derstudy should sew industriously world of these two, and John Mere -1 - �.�, jA F. W. AHRENS war -16 I �.Rvtvzrft "About this little girl, Arnarilly. through rehearsals and behind the dith naturally comprehended. I The music will please you, I am sure, next few days. Finally, by the com I cemed Auctioneer for Perth and '.. I 11sbe's orful good to us," continaed I and there are other things I should bination of Mrs. Jenkins's industry, . .., L "� We must find her something in the scenes between parts for her two lit- like to have you hear." and Amarilly's ingenuity, aided by 1. Huron Counties. Sales solicited, way of employment. The atmosphere tie fatherless girqs- that Pvto Noyes Amarilly, "and it was through her, I Uld- . I Amarilly solemnly accepted this in- the Boarder and the boys, an elabor- :1�1 Real Estate, Farm Stock,* Etc. Terms .1 of a theatre isn't the proper one for le Mr. St. John, that we got the Sur- ,.�. %WO I should "bank" to buy a whec d. chair vitation, and then went home, trundl- ate toilet was devised and executed. I on application. F. W. Ahrens, phone . % . a child of that age. Do you think for his rheumatic father; that the pluses. ,.�, 684 r 6, R. R. No. - 4, Mitzhell, Out. LiLl"T �� - "It was, indeed, Amarilly; but my ing -a big cart whicili contained the Milton donated a "shine" to a pair , . So?" villain was "ilayin' by" ft)r his par e is not St. John. it is John surplices and the rectory laundry. of tan shoes, the gift of the girl . " OSCAR W. REED LASTING "Theoretically, no; but Amarilly is ents to come from the Fatherland, nam , �. Colett4a'q remarks, so innocently re- "what took a minor part." Mrs. Jen- . -4, -not impressionable to aftmosphere al- and that the company sbntil I all chip Meredith." w� l 4 Ucensed auctioneer for the Court- t 'eag"a together. - She seems a hard-working, in to send the property worran's sick "She was jest kiddin' me. then!" de- peated t8'hi-m, made John take him- kins looked a little askance at the 01 - ties of Perth and Huron. Graduate . Vd. 01, . � staunch little soul, and all that re- child to the seashore. But 1-10 Colette duced Amarilly appreciatively. "I self to task. "best skirt"'of blue which had shrunk I ,� , of Jones, School of Auctioneering. I P"16- rht at fust as how yer name was I "I knew," he thought rapturously, from repeated washings to a near- I � � - lieves,the ,sordidness of her life and the horrmiy litdle stories wore vignet- thoug "that she was pure gold at heart. And knee. length, but Amarilly assured her 1. 4 Chicago. Charges moderate, and sat , I fleai lightens'the dreariness of her -work tes of another sido of life. St. Mark, and she,,,Taid you could nev- I e skirts I Isfaction guaranteed. Write or wire I � St. it is only her sweet willfulness that that it was not as short as tb , eed, Staffa, Ont. Phone X1WieHff!r I *s the Ithenyter," as she calls it. ETO "Have you been to the ri,-t-ory yet, er be a St. Ma-rk, that you Was is hiding it from me." worn by the -ballet girls. She cut up I .: -� I Oscar W. R � . doln't destroy her illusions, John- Amarilly?" she asked prosf,rit ly, when John. She likes a joke. Mr. Reeves- I.. . . SOLD 4ry , sge life F-ggl t (he'q playing' the part of That eve . �4 t', 114. - — 2 - 965x52 . . LrAOINC "fW1141ff5 You'll da her more harm than good." Amaitilly's memories of st � ning he found Colette sit- two old blouses and fashioned a new, .. ." , lagged. "I'" n * in the new Play this ting before art bpen fire in the library bi-colored waist bedizened with gilt .11, I . "Not if I give her something real the jilt,, ma n "'! THOMAS BROWN I I 11 I her slender little feet crosaed before buttons. The Boarder presented a . .41 — , i �� 7�_ Licensed auctioneer for the counties in the place of what you rightly term , "No; FlAmmy has went f,,r Mi. St. week) says its either folks as never ! 1.� . . her illusions." -hez bed their troubles or them as hez the glowing blaze. She was in a resplendent buckle, and Flamingusv vi , ride gentle, musing mood, but at big entr- provided a gawdy hair -ribbon. IIJ of Huron and Perth. Correspo Mee "You can't. Sunday-scho-61 would Mark's things." bed more' their share what laughs at , Im 1. arrangements for sale dates can be � "Mr. St. Mark's]" I inst"lly rallied to, her old .1 ' � , I not satisfy a broad-minded little pro- Colefte laughed delightedlY. everything, only, he says, it's differ- 'ance She (continued next week) , ".1" " -WA made by calling up phone 212, Sea- letarian like Amarilly, so don't preach the ent kindg of laughs." gnirthilo�ing spirit. 21 forth, or The Expositor Office. Charg- I "I thought you told me thSt' "[ have made Amarilly's acquaint- 0 V� 1. es mod.amte, and satisfaction guar- _,1w ; ,,!!I!!!!1!1!1!!!!!11!!!!Ill!,!!!!!Illlm to her." / . preacher's name was Mr. St. Marks. The rpference to the play reminded ence," he -aid. "She is coming to -.4 � � 111OFF:r` He winced perceptibly, You said mebby you could git his � - anteta. 111!!!!ls a "Do I preach to you, Colette? IS' John of a duty to perform. church next Sunday." A HAPPY CHILDHOOD ,T:;k � �t . wash for us." "Miss King told me, Amarilly, that "A convert alreadyl And you will - 1, I OSCAR KLOPP that how you regai,d rne-as a prosy . t'I'T" Aviarilly. I did not mean � A MAITER OF HEALTH . , . you want to go on the stage when you try to snatch poor Amarilly, too, from .. .,�N __4 Honor Graduate Carey Jones' Na- � I preacher who-" that St. Mark's is the name of the ." -her footligbt dreams?" !�,4 "No, John. Just as a disturbed of grow UP Let Baby's Own Tablets Keep ... ,P� ering, Chl- 1, I church where be officiates. He- could "I did plant to go "Colette," he replied firmly, "vou .."� tional SAoci of Auctione . 11 on, but she said . - dreatn%--Abat is all." Your Children WelL , .�,� cago. Special course taken in Pure �� never under any conditions he a St. whern I got e,ddicated, I might hKir can't play a part with me any longer. ..7�1* . 1� _ 11 "A disturber of dreams?" he re- Mark." . I . ',� Dred'Live Stock, Real Estate, Mer, of other things to do--thingS, I'd lik,� You, the real Colette, made it unnec- " " -ift and Parm Sales. Rates in peated wistfully. "It is you, Colette "Wat'i his vane?" chang Little children very quickly get out "..i., i I better. So mebby I'll .e my essary for me to remonstrate with � .�Y� phandfi;6 � t"I � 'keoiAiig *rith prevailing, market. Sat- "I who are a disturber of drearns. Ii "St. Jolin, of course. And Most mind." Amarilly on her choi(,e of profe,;si o"'s, of sorts. By prompt treatment they � ,:1 , � . Idiction assured. Write or wbre, youm/ould only let rpy dreams become people call him a rector, but really A benutiful smile lightened John's She. is wavering because of your as can usually ju"qt as quickly be set right , - '��.�� - . �� 11� OXea,r Mepp, Zuri* Ont Phone realitiesl" your name Suits him best. He does dark eyes. suratice that there are better things again. Most of their troubles arise �..." -. " Lij. - , . .1, 0� �, I"& _. . '2866-52 ,Ld&erEvery Med "Then to be ,paradoxical, your re- preach--sornetimes-to me." Amarilly, There ir. life for her to engag "I", :::: . . I alhies might change back to dr "She wag right, , e in." in the first place from the stomipcl� or I : �1 . 7 eaul-', , At the end of the week C016ttO 8- are things that would be better for He was not very tall, but stood bowels; that is why a good clebming- I �` ,`;; . . . :.�;:,�:. , "A . I I I. I I "... TL T. LUVER, — It doesWt take inuCh or even nightmares. 4eturnd-9 to gain sent for Jdhn-to call "on laun- you to do, and T -we -will try to stradght and stalwart, with the air of out is the first thing prescribed by .. � ue(ihsda. auctiouba .,ft, the: klottlItY spapsuds and Amarilly Jenkins, will dry basfue,,'�--her little note Tend. he the doctor. Formerly castor oil was 1':,�K t .. ou find thera." one born to command. At times ... 40, U I A& -and "I iouldn% wait," she said. when 'it the stage fever seemed to tower above all others. � .. � . %; L ;A I . of R&M. sales- attandbit-16 %1�411 to, keep VOU in ft you go there with me to -morrow help y We means used to bring this about; : � 777 .. I P-- one grits I , .. I A 1. el_ sl make arrangements with Mrs. Jen- be c =,e,."to learn bow Mrs. Zeiikirli now -a -days Baby's Ovm Tablets do ,,, �1, Pago. -of 1710,00uno- sovdli. nly asks a .' some time�l remarked Amarilly Phil- She regarded him with an admiring ,1 -"am -ex. - 140,ure o I ,�,,s: .. 1. - rk, but without trouble . �,, I ..., . . . . . . � � , , �, , . I � . .V I.. the same we .. pe efiew III Mainitobs. and S"11,10 � kins for'the l9und work ? of plehsed .you. My waists were ikost �. . �. � � . I osophically. "She Said go. She said look which changed to wonder at . ;. 111. , it- . � I , � .1 el - i'lodt -nd In a flash r discomfort to the h I .. � *k6,)Z4t.A# re0onlible. & , ed I will, aiettd, a -11 boauWully laundered. to the parent o I I - help. .. a"' 's cer- she bed it orict herself, but she knew what she read in his eyes. 0*1 "Do -Aft look so serious John. tyntl tainly a Madonna'of the TuW1 ' tie one. Children take Baby's- Own ` �, ", �1� - . Ila, 1.4 �, , Its P 0 ` 9, ; .1. I. I .. that there was something She She felt the strength and depth of his .,_ . . , � ftetef-i Contra . 00 _i.'� _ , ... ... �' 1W I I 11, %;, .- , , .now' �' ' ", I � IV � W4 . .1 � ry would like better." feel4g, but ber searching scrutiny .. ". ��,.. .. , 1, , I .1 I 11 I � � linelL is Big smile grew softer. caused him to become tongue-tied, and � . ,� "' X, J&i J-'��'OkAdra left at The Itumil , H&yls,, after eve that diteadful evening, the last time "Yon have indeed secured a trea- Tablets bappily becauso there lit no Vipi*-th"i'006 Naforth, pr6l#VtV ' ' 4 �. � you. 64 � Mi you always left your ppl- sure fori me, Colette. The nasty taste and bec4litto 110 griping* . . , � -, 0 . ., t"Oh", 1i *1 � ,.. , itwk*d "I .. . � 11 I I 1 �4 teeth, pit pubtf lo behind you *hen .70U, immlaculate and she shall hnv� the . after-pains follow their use,. ; ." I ."��,,i . I I I I � I 1;,� . '1000fits, 1. ') , She wouldn't tell me what it was," be assumed the self-conscious mien Iftdi&A.. . 4 � �','P, , - I ., , ,1 I 4 � . -, , , � . y asur .1 :,7.;�_ : _..�� __�� I i�,,,.,,,.,� I came hotol I Jalindeting '0i it regulaTly �� continued Arnarilly musingl - Then peculiar to the man not yet a ed As. a tipeciflo childhood, . I -, 1� .. C- , I ., . 1. � ..': . I!, :, ��-,-,,o 11; " b 0, "ApOthe and "Coit4toll, he began iri protest,.. - q,'t% so'gladt" exelaimed'061" a troubled look came into her eyes. that his love is. returned. Once more tiort, Vomiting, cowtipatio% toliot ,t__ I ,� ." .'; I . 1. :; ". �., , I . " , A00 a4�*.,�'4,t�._ - with colds, teething p �11 IV. I*. 0v iefuAM & fall 96iVettly. "They need it sv"'Mucht "Mebby I shouldn't tell you what a golden moment',�11 , Ains� ttd Alfft i I ." .� " , . , - , ped away .-.,Sk_�.: � - :,.'' . ��." , , kut.bilb , PeVv6rS41r ^4", !.. �. %!! � � , .� � I . , , � � 'ease she says. 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