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A. R. CAMPBELL, V.S.
, Graduate of Ontario Veterinary
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WnOii graduate of "Faculty of
Midlid'ifie and Master of Science, Uni-
veeity of Western Ontario,?Londou.
Member of College of Physicians and
Su*&ous of Ontario. Office, 2 doors
esuit--b$ post office. Phone 56, Hensall.
Ontalio. �3004-tf
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� DR J. A. MUNN I
Successor to Dr. R. & Ross
Guatiate ,of Northwestern Univers-
lity, 'Chicago, 111. Licentiate Royal
College of Dental Surgeons, Torout.
Ofilee over Sills, Hardware, Main St.,
Seaforth. Phone 151,
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DR. A. NEWTON-BRADY
Bayfield.
Graduate Dublin University, Ire-
hnd.' Late Extern Assistant Master
Rotunda Hospital for Women and
Children, Dublin. Office at residence
lately occupied by Mrs.'Parsons.
Houirs, 9 to i0a.m., 6'to, 7 p-mt;
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DR. F. J. BURROWS
Office,and residence Goderich Street,
bast of the Methodist churcli, Seaforth,
Phone 46. Coroner for the County of
Huron. '
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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 -
&eons 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, Landon,
England; University Hospital, Lon.
don, England. Office Back of Do.
minion Bank, Seaforth. Phone No. 5.
Night calls answered from residence,
Victoria Street, Seaforth.
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AUCTIONEERS
F. W. AHRENS
Licensed Auqtioneer for Perth and
Huron Counties. Sales solicited,
Real Estate, Farm Stock, Etc. Terms
on application. P. ,W, Abrams, phone
684 r 6. R. R. No. 4, Mitchell, Out
OSCAR W. REED
Licensed auctioneer for the Coun-
ties of Perth and Huron. Gradug,te
of Jones, School of Auctioneering.
Chicago. Charges moderate, and eat-
Isfaction guaranteed. Write or wire
Oscar W. Reed, Staffa, Ont. Phone
it -a. , 2965x52
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THOMAS BROWN
Licensed auctioneer for the counties
of Huron and Perth. Correspondence
arrangements for sale dates can be
made by calling up phone 212, Sea -
forth, or The Expositor Office. Charg-
es moderate, and satisfaction guar-
anteed.
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OSCAR KLOPP
� -Honor GTaduate Carey Jones' Na-
donal', School of Auctionearing, Chi-
e&go. Special course tak4M. In 'Pure
Bred,Uve Stock, Real Estate, Mer-
ebondise and Farm Sales. Rates In
kisiaplug with prevailing market. Ekt-
Idietion assured. Write or � WITS,
Ojeal. Mopp, Zurich, Ont. Phone
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. Veenaed aueti,onest,�Ibr- the C6uutX
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a0hamed,'i,she said in defence of his
'accuskLtion. "I'd want ter look nice
ceived. She walked hdm beside him
, pqrL,
I, troubled ;,
.
"See here,-Amarilly! You're to be
my little housemaid, the
-bustling
widow for whom Mxc., Jenkins wash- _
In deliveiing
a4xrs 1 4 . '' l'iWL,qW o4tates -*bieb
"
'; '" '
Zvo
. fer you." - . 1,
silence �
"What's the ma�ter, L�� rilly?" he
and uniform
I. always provide& Instead of buy-
ed. the clothes, Ani,4�
rilly had come totbe on vj,-ry friendly
iavo, n sid for, horti and
.
"That's sweet of you, A marilly ;
asked as she was bumm'
ivag on her
.
Mg Y Ou a cap and apron, I pi�efer to
terms with the big, I �
ight-lipgrted wo
-wbroad. The Index of Missing Heirs
,
but if you really want to look nice ,
apron preparatory to T�`,'unn work,
furnish velvet h r -ribbons. Take it
2i
,
man, an so she had- be
d en asked 'to
.cre ,offer for sale .contains thousands
don't think of your clothes. It's,other
,g-�, ,Ing
.
,
"Didn't the In h xith you
.
and get a good quality silk velvet.
assist in the serving of refreshmento,
A nabies which'hav,e appeared 'in
A
.-merican, Canadian,'English, Scotch,
things. Think of Your hair, for in-
stance: It's your best point, and yet
or are YOU MadL 'at To �, "
, I," And for
'
And now, good -by for two months. I
let know I home
on the eventful night. .
"I've
Irish, WbIsh, 'German, French, Bel-'
you hide it under a bushel and, worse
why, pray?" L " I
Amaribly's thin little face flusbed
will you when am 3o
that you may begin on your duties."
never been to a wedding," said
AmariUy wisdully. "I've been to
gian, Swedish, Indiah; Colonial, azkd
.
than that, you braid it so tight I ver-
and a tear came Into"L ea�4 though�-
41 Good -by, Mr. Derry," said the lit-
most everything else, and I would like
ither newspapers, inserted by lawy-
ily believe it's wired."
ful eye. - � �
t, e girl drtlessly. "And thar's some-
to see you wed, but I Ain't got no
on, executors, administrators. , Also
list English Irish
"I'm used -to bein, teased about my
"I
,
"I hedn't orter to hev.Jole you ter
�
thing I'd like to Say to you, If you
I
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clo'es"cept my hair-Tibbons."
.-ontains of and
Courts of Chancery and undlafined
red- head," she replied. don't
keer."
git all the -in things. I. -w as atryin,
don!t mind."
"You
Mrs. Hubbleston looked at her con -
fividends list of Bank of England.
"It's a gloyious red, Amarilly. The
ter Bb smart and sho*. 41t, but, hon-
,
est I didn't know the y�ags agoin'
way say anything ---every-
thihg—to me, Amarilly.'_'
templatively.
"My4ast husband's niece's little girl
Tour name or your ancestor's may be
in the -list. Send $1.00 ( . one dollikr)
color the vUlgar jeer at, and artists
Derry,
te,',,,t so much. I ag't oin' ter
"When you go -to eat, won't you or-
left a dress here once when 'she was
for book
like your friend and twin, rave
'Titian-
take no money for the ,cleanin', and
der jest as of I was with you—noth-
going home after a visit. She had
at once I
over. You're what is called
I
that'll help some YP . -11
. .
in, more?"
hardly worn it, but she had outgrown
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haired."'
"Are makin' fun, Mr. Derry?"
Derry laughed , rapturously.
"My
His fair boyish face reddened
it, and her ma told me to give it
'most
you
dear child!" he exclaim'ed,
slightly, and then a serious look came
away. I had forgotten about
Dept. 296,
she aaked-,saspiciously.
hen he could speak. "You are a
into his dancing eyes.
it. I believe it would just fit you.
Piftsburgh, Pa. U. S. OA.
"No, Amarilly; Xeriously, I think
it the loveliest hair there is,
w
veritable little field daisy� You really
"By Jove, Amarilly! I've been
Let us see."
W
shade of
saved me money by going -with me. If
wisbing some girl who really meant
She produced a white dress that
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and now I am going to show you
I bad gone alone, I should have spent
it, who really cared, would say that
adjusted itself comfortably to Ants -
how you should wear it. Unbind it,
twice as much."
to me. You put it very delicately
rilly's form.
i —
all four of those skin-tight braids."
"How could that be?" she asked
and sweetly. 111—yes; I'll do it all
"You look real pretty in white, Am -
THE MCKILLOP MUTUAL
She obeyed him, and a, loosened,
unbelievingly. "You would only hev
the time I'm gone. There's my hand
arilly. You shall have this dress for
thick mass of ba�r fell below- her
.v ben
give me one order, so 'twould ht'
on it- Good -by, Amarilly."
your own."
FIRE INSURANCE COW.
waist
- -Gl'orious!" be cried fervidly. "Take
jest half as much." I I
"But
"Good -by, Mr. Derry."
On the nuptial night Amarilly, clad
if you had not been with rno,
Arnarilly waliked home very slowly
in the white gown with black velvet
.
that comb from the top of your head
I should have had a cocktail and a
trying to think of a way to realize
hair -ribbons, went forth at an early
READ OFFI[CF—SEAFORTH, ONT.
and comb it out.. There! Now part
bottle of wine, which would 'have cost
again from the surplice. .
hour to the house of festivity.
it and catch up these strands loosely
more than our meal. Out of defer-
"I'm afeerd I won't find a place to
Mrs. Hubblesto'n, resplendent in a
OFFICERS:
—so. I must find a ribbon for a bow.
ence to your youth and other thing.,
rcnt it right away," she sighed.
glittering jetted gown, came into the
J ' Connolly, Goderich - - President
What color would you suggest, Am-
I forbore to indulge. So you see f �
Looking up, she saw the Boarder.
kitchen to see that things were pro -
,,,illy?,,
JR8. Evans, Beechwood, Vice-president
"Brown."
saved money by having you along.,
A slender, shy slip of a girl had his
gressing properly.
"Ain't
D. F. McGregor, Seaforth, See.-Treas.
"Bravo, Amarilly. If you had said
And then it was much ,better for me I
not to have ,had those lfbation�." �
arm, and be was gazing into her in-
t(-nt eyes with a look of adoration.
you flustered?" asked Ama-
rilly, looking at her in awe.
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blue, I should have lost all faith in
"Honest true?"
".0h, the Boarder is in love!" gasp-
"Land, no, child! I have been mar -
Alex. Leitch, R. R. No. 1, Clinton;
your future upcoming. flere aretwo
"Honest true, hope to diel Cross
ed Amarilly; her responsive little
ried four times before this, you see,
W, E. Hinchley, Seaforth; John Mur-
jnost beautiful brown bows on this
my 'heart and all the rest of it' I'd
heart leaping in sympathetic inter-
sc. it comes natural. There goes the
toy, Egmondville; J. W. Yeo, Gode-
thingamajig some one gave me last
lie cheerfully to some people. but
est. "That's why he's wore a blue
doorbell. It must be Mr. Jimmels- and
rich; R G. Jarmath, Brodhagen.
.
Ch4istmas, and whose claim on crea-
never to you, Amarilly.11 .
neck -tie the last few days. Lord Al-
the minister."
DIRECTORS:
tion I never discovered. Let me braid
"Mr. Reeves -Eggleston --he's on the
gernon said that was allers a sure
In a few moments she returned to
William Rinn,, No. 2, Seaforth;
your hai-r loosely for two and one-
I
stage—said artists was allers p,or."
sign." I
the kitchen for sympathy.
JohA'..Beunevries, Brodhageu; James,
quarter inches. One bow here—an-
"That's one reason wbr-1 am not
She tactfully slipped around a cor-'
"I am so disappointed," she sighed,
s, Boee&r�od; M. McEwen, Clin-
Evai��
other there. Look irx the glass, Am-
an ar-tista great arti�t. I am -ham-
ner, unseen by the entranced couple.
"but then, I might have expected
ton; James Connolly, Goderieh; Alex,
arilly. If I give you these bows will
pered by an inheritance that allow,; I I
That night, as he was lighting his
something would happen. It always,
Broadfoot, No. 3, Seaforth; J. G.
you promise me never to wear your
me to Live without working, so I :
nftpr-�supper pipe, the Boarder re-
does at my weddings."
Grieve, No. 4. Walton- Robert Ferris,
hair in any other fashion until YOU
Off
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don't do anything worth while. I �
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marked casually:
"W5iat is it?" asked Amari'lly, ap-
E[arlock; ,George Mc6artney, No. 8,
are sixteen at least'? with your
only dabble at this and that. ,Some
"I'd like to rent the surplus for an
prehensive lost the wedding might be
Seaforth; Murray Gibson, Brucefield.
apron! It's picturesque, but soapy
day maybe, I'll have an inspiration." I
hour to-morrer, An-Larilly."
declared off.
I
and exceedingly wet. You won't need
�. to work now," she admonished.
"Whv, what on airth can you do
"I've been married once by a Bap-
.
a hat. It's only around the corner,
"I must perforce. My moilel's foot
with it'?" was the astonished query.
tist minister, once by a Metbodist, and
and I want your hair to be observed
is on the stair."
The Boarder looked sheepish.
the third time by a Congregationalist;
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and admired."
Amarilly left the .studio to resume
"You soe, Amarilly, I'm akeepin'
last time a Unitarian tied the knot.
North.
Amarilly gained assurance from
her cleaning. At five o'clock she came
stiddy company with a little gal."
"seen
So this once I thought I would have
ami. p.m-
the reflection of her hair in the mir-
back. Derry .stood at the window,
"I you -and her this arter-
an Episcopal, because their white robe
Exeter 10.16 6.04
ror, and they started gayly forth like
working furiously at some fleecy
noon. Sho's orful purty," said Am-
lends tone. And Rev. Mr. Woodthorn
...........
Hen4all ifi.30 6.18
two .school children out for a lark. He
clouds sailing over a cerulcan sky.
arilly rf,noctively. "She looked kin-
has come without his. He says he
...........
Kippen ............. 1016 6.23
usbered her into a quiet little cafe
She was about to speak, buL discern-
der delikit, though. What's her
nevf,r brings it to the house wMdings
Brucefield 10'" 6.32
that bad an air of pronounced ele-
ing that he must work spoodily and
name ' "
unless specially requested. He lives
.........
Clinton Jet 10.58 6.46
gance about it. In a secluded corner
uninterruptedly to keep parr with the
"Lil.v--Lily Rose. Ain't that a
.
clear across the city, and the carriage
. .......
Clinton, Ar . ....... 11.05 6.52
behind some palms came the subdued
shifting clouds, .she refrained.
purty name?"
-
Clinton, Lv ...... 11.15 6.52
notes of stringed instruments. Derry
"There!" he ,said. "I vt it. You
"Beautiful. The lily part jest suits
"Oh, I have a surplus!" cried Am -
.
Clinton Jet 11,21 &r,8
seemed to be well known here, and
were a good little girl not to inter-
her. She's like a flower—a FhitA,
arilly enthusia.stically. "I'll telephone
. .......
Londesborough .... 11.85 7,12
his waiter viewed his approach with
.
rupt me, Amarilly."
flower. But what do you want the
our gTocer. . Milt's ahelpin' him to-
Blyth ............. 11.44 7.21
an air of proprietorship.
"It's beautiful!" gasped Amarilly.
surplus fer?" I
night, and he can ride over here on
Belgrave . . . ., .. 11.)56 7.88
"It's dead quiet hi�re," thought Am-
"I was afeard you'd git tho sky blue
"You sve," began the Boarder,coTA,
the groceT's wheel and fetch it."
Wingham Jet., ]A�... 12.08 7.46
arilly wanderingly. "Like a church."
instead of purplish and that you'd
ing by circuitous route to his subject,
"Why, how in the world did you
Wingham Jet., Lv .. 12.08 7.45
It was beginning to dawn upon her
make the clouds too white."
"gals Kit notion.- in their heads some-
come by such a thing as a surplice?"
12.12 7.55
alert little brain that real things were
"Amarilly, you've the soul of - an
times when they air in—"
asked the widow in surprise.
South. '
all quiet, not noisy like the theatre.
artist! In you I have found a true
"Love," promptly supplied the com-
Amarilly quickly explained, and
ALM - p.m.
"What shall we haw first, Amar-
critic."
prehending little girl.
then telephoned to her brother.
Wingham .......... 6.0 8.16
illy?" inquired her new friend with
"Bouillon?"
"Come and see if the roorns is all
"Yes," he assented with a fiery
"He says he'll be over here in a
Wingbam Jet . ..... 7.01 8.21
mock deference. .
right. I got 'em real clean. Every
blush. "And -be want,s for me to
jiffy," she announced. "And ain't it
Belgrave .......... 11,15 8.8it
Amarilly, recalling the one time in
nook and corner. And—"
bev my likeness took so I kin give it
Fucky, it'q jest been did up clean!"
Myth ............. 7.27 3.44
her life when she had had '9uncbeon"
"I know .cyou did, Amarjl�y, with-
to b eT. "
"My, but that's fortunate! it'll
7.85 3.62
replied casually that she preferred
out looking. I can smell the clean
"Thar ain't nothin, foolish about
he the making of my wedding. I sha!1
Clint4u Jet. ....... 7.49 4.06
fruit and suggested a melon.
from here."
that!" declared Amarilly. -
give you a dollar for the use of it,
Clinton ........... 7.56 4.13
"Good, Amarillyl You are a nat-
"If thar's nothin, more you want
"No; but I never sot fer one yet.
the same as th6se others did." '
Clinton Jet. ..... 8.08 4.20
ural epicure. Fruit, certainly, on 8
did, I'll go burn."
I wouldn't mind, but you see she's
"No!" objected Amarilily. "I'll be
Brueefield ......... 8.15 4.82
warm day like this. I shall let you
"Here's a dollar for the rooms and
got it in her head that I am good-
more than glad to let you hev it arter
Kippen ........... 8.22 4.40
select all the courses. What next?"
two dollars for the surplice. Amar-
looking—"
your givin' me this fine dress."
ffensall ........... 8.82 4.60
"Lobster," she -replied nonchalant-
ilily, you were glad to learn table
"Well, you be," corroborated Am-
"I'll have Mr. Jimmels pay you for
Exeter ............. 8.47 6,09 ly. .
manners from Miss King, weren't
arilly decisively.
it. He can take a dollar out of the
, . i ;
"Finel And then?"
you ? "
"And .she wants me for to dress up
fee for the minister. It will serve
"Grapefruit'salad."
"Yes; I like to larn all I kin."
like a preacher. I told her about
him right for not bringing all his
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He looked at her in amazement, and
"Then, will you let in(, teach you
Hallie Hudgers lookin' so swell in the
trappings with him."
NMSL
reflected that she had doubtless been
something?"
surplus, and she wants as I should
Amarilly's sense of justice was ap-
a.m. p.m.
employed in some capacity that had
"Surel" she acquiesced quickly.
dress up in it and set for my likeness
peased by this arrangement. She went
Goderieb .......... 6.00 2.20
made her acquainted with luncheon
"There are two things you must do
in it,"
into the double parlors to witness the
Holmeaville ....... 6.17 2.37
menus.
for me. Never say 'et'; says 'ate'
"I think it would be finel" approv-
ceremony, which gave her a few lit -
Clinton ............ 6.25 2.52
"And," concluded Amarilly, with-
ins -bead. Then you must say 'can';
ed Amarilly. "You sure would look
tl�e heart thrills.
Seaforth .......... 6.41 8.12
out waiting for prompting, "I think
not 'kin.' It Will be hard tA) remem-
nicer nor Hallie did."
"Them words sounds orful nice,"
St. Cqlurnban ...... 6.49 8-20
an ice would be about right. And
ber at first, but every time yqu for-
"WeR I wouldn't look like a dead
she, thought approvingly. "The Board -
Dublin ............ 6.64 8.28
coffee in a little cup, and some cheese-
get and make a mistake, remember
one," admitted the Boarder. "But I
er and Lily Rose must hev an Episco-
West
"By all means, Arnarilly," he re-
to -day and our jolly little luncheon,
was orful afr-did you'd laugb- Then
pal for to marry them. I wonder if
a.M. p.m. P -m-
sponded humbly. "And what kind of
.
wilt YOU?,,
I kin rent it fer an hour to-morrer
I'll ever get to Miss King's and Mr.
Dublin ...... 10-87 5.88 9.87
cheese, please?" .
"I will, and I can, Mr. Derry."
ef it ain't got no other dates."
St. John',,; weddin' or Mr. Derry's; but
St. Columban. 10-42 5-44 -.-.
0
"Now I'm stumped," thought Am-
"You're an apt little pupil, Amar-
"You can't rent it, You can take
I guess he'll never be married. He
Seaforth ...... 10-59 6-63 9-50
11-10 6-08 10-()4
arilly ruefully, "for I can't 'member
illy, and I am oing to teach you two
it feT .qn hour, or so long as you
him.
jokes too much to be thinkin' of
Then the thought
Clinton ......
how to speak the kind sbe hed."
words every tF13e you como."
like," she assured
-�ech things." came
Hohniesville . . 11.20 7-03 10-13
"Most any kind," she said loftily,
"Obl" exclaimed AmRrilly, bright-
"You'll hov to take a quarter any-
of her own wedding garment await-
Goderich ...... 11.40 720 10-80
oexcept that kind you put in mouse-
ening. "Will you want me ter Come
Way, for luck. Mebby 'twill bring
ing its, destiny.
� .
traps.19
agin?"
me luck awinnin' her."
"I ain't even hed a beau, yet," she
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UOh, Amarilly, YOU are a trup
"Indeed I shall. I am going away
The photograph of the Boarder in
sighed, "but the Boarder says that I
aristocratl How comes it that You
next week to, the mountains for a
saintly atttire -was pronounced al
will—that Ted-heaJed girls ain't nev-
Bask
scrub floors? Is itlon a bet?"
couple of months. When I come back
great success. Before the presentR-
er old maids from ch'ice."
Goderich ...... * -� * - 5X0
The waiter came up and said some-
I am going to -have you come" every
tion he had it set in a frame made
With this sustaining thought, she
menset, ..... * * * &58
,
thing to the artist in a low tone, and
morning at nine o'clock. Y;ou can
of gilt network studded with shells,
proceeded to the dining -room. She
MeGaw ........... 8.64
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Derry replied hastily:
prepare and serve my simple break-
Lily Rose spent her leisure 111,0111- had been taught at the Guild how
Auburn ......... -
"Nothing to -day." Them, turning
fast and clean my rooms every dAty.
emts gazing upon it with the dream-
wait on table, and she pro,�ed herself
aho ............. 6125
.
6.40
to Ainarilly, he asked bL%'r if she
T L hen they Won,t get so disreputable.
centred eyes of a young devotee be-
to be very deft and capable in Put-
Waton ...........
6.62
would like a, glass of milk. Upon
I will pay� you what, they do At the
foye a shrine.
ting her instructions into effecL
M&$Aught . ..
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ber awert, he ordered two glasses of
"
tbastre, -and it will not be such hhrd
The -next wearing of the surplice "Here's two dollars," the complace-
. V61rbtto .....
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milk, to the veiled surprise of the
work. W.�ll you. enjoy it as *all -V'
was more in accord with its original ent bride said to Amarilly before de-
i
"One
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'waiter.
"Oh, betterl" exclaimed AWAA117.
design. In the precinct adjoining parting. is for serving !910 ince-
a.m.
t6rouio, 7.40
,
W�hen the litricheon was served,
'And With this naive admisAduAtod
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[ice I told
the one in which lived and let live ly, and one is for the surp� - .
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the JAA apurli;, of Aniari 117,8� k6tag6.
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lust, '
, Jenkins flAmily, a colored Episco-
the
been
them in the kitchen to put you up a
basket �of things to take home to the
walt6a 112.01
Ory, was still at ease. The children
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pal church had recently estab-
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at the Guild .school had beet given a
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consider yourself eftg4g6d.
lished. The rector had but one sur-
children.
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few general nlos In table deport-
Yott can eall'ibr the surplice.tbf"Inor�
plice, and that bad been stolen from
Arnarilly thanked bar profasels
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furnace, bath and toilet, small . ;
good orcharl. Taxes, $15. ,Splendid
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JAMES WATSON .
SEAFORTH, ONT.
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENT
representing only the best Can-
adian , British and American
Companies.
All kinds of insurance effected
at the lowest rates, including—
FIRE, LIFE, ACCIDENT, AUTO-
MOBILE, TORNADO AND PLATR
GLASS RISKS.
—Also—
REAL ESTATE and LOAN AGENT
Representing "Huron and Eris"
Mortgage Corporation, of London,
- Ontario.
Prompt attention paid to placing
risks and adjusting of claims.
Business established -50'-yoArs,
guaranteeing good service.
OFFICE PHONE, 33.
RESIDENCE PHONE, 60.
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Choice Cut
Flowers
The finest of Wedding Bunches
and Floral work on short notice.
Delivered anytime and anywhere.
George Stewart,
FLORIST
Phone 105 - Goderich, Ont.
NOTICE -
The Industrial Mortgage and
Savings Company, of Sarnia.
Ontario, has
$250,000 TO LOAN
on good farm lands, at moder-
ate rates.
Parties desiring a loan will
apply to
D. F. McGREGOR
Secy-Treas. McKillop Insurance
Company.
W. R PAUL, Manager,
Sarnia, Ont.
8043-tf
S. C. White
Legborns.
Pens with male -birds -whose dama
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year, 15 cents each.
Pens with male birds whose dams
laid 200 to 225 eggs in their Pull
year, 12 cents each.
Barred Rock Chicks, 16 cents each.
By test In the Egg Contest -at Ob
tawa fr6m year to your, there are ,At
better egg producers in Canada,
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