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rk; ed it curiously; then his white blood the old man John Card*M�L little run, haven't you?" he conclud- And I've known for years that some 1 "Indeed you may, my dear." .:.�_ i
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ch ture he indicated the Pennington like to, in fact; I'm tired." at all; and it was typical of him now the usual rich man's son? If the berry pie, especially manufactured in . N',
grounds. "Then you cry a little be- "Oh, but you can't quit Until you've that the subject had been d latter, you did not compliment me, my honor. It is so good I wanted _�,�,
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nds his old man. - SO I like you better. reminded him. "I suppose it's been a it again. He released his hold on the you always strove to impress me with you have never tasted anything -like .. . :.. �
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father to me and my mother -and we Valley of the Giants; your'long exile ter,s gray head lightly, wh sponsibility as your successor." � I,9%,
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and work for him. So if you like my a trifle gloomy, I'm afraid." noises against the roof of his mouth. "Well, sir," Bryce answered, for his 'i
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UJIG damn' quick. You bet you tty Last time I was up, I slipp@d bvtween normal modesty, "I'm six feet two � and repaired to his old room to re- .:� '�e,
rish "You're a very good boy, my life!" the logs on the old skid -road and like lumber business your head has become inches tall, and I weigh two hundred move the stains of travel before join- .- ... ..�
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nd. she replied, with difficulty repressing to break my old fool neck� But even "Be serious and talk to me, Bryce." pound-; in the pink of condition. I Some twenty minutes later his un- . ,
7 be a smile at his blunt but edrnest a- that wasn't warning enough . for me.; "I ought to send you to bed wi!h- have a forty -eight -inch chest, with i usual votive offering was delivered by .
r) vowal. "I am glad the Cardigans I cracked right on into the timber:o,t your supper. Talk to you? You five and a half inch" ch"t-expansion .
have such an honest, loyal servant.,, and got lost." bet I'll talk to you, John Cardigan ; � and a reach as long as a goril-la's. My I George Sea Otter to Colonel Penning- .
George Sea Otter's dark face light- "Lost? Poor old partnerl And * underpinning is good, t(m; I'm noti ton's Swedish maid, who promptly .
, and I'll tell you thing-, too, you scan- A ne of these fellows with spidery legs. brought it in to the Colonel and .
ley ed with a quick smile. "Now you what did you (it) about it?" i Shirley Sumner, who were even then
pay me," he replied and returned to The sensible thing, my boy. I * I dalous hunko-steerer. To -morrow and a barrel-ch"t. I can do a hun-
Just no,rning I'm going to put a pair of ( at dinner in the Colonel's fine burl- .
the car. - sat down under a tree and waited for: ON".Nills on you, arm you with a tin ]red vards in ten seconds- I'm no I ,.
The door opened, and a Swedish George Sea Ot.ter to trail me and I slouch . f a swimmer; and a I t Prince- 1 redwood- panelled dinning room. Miss .
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her stolidly. "I'm Miss Sumner," "And did he find you ? Or did you And in .spite of it all, I haven't an i mute, .
= Shirley informed her. "This is my the n , ight in the I dcr,-I%-(-d n1i.." . . athletic heart." I contenting herself with scrut-
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maid Mareelle. Help her in with the wobds ? " lied, t.hat would only have spoiled (,%- I "That is very encouraging. my boy
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hand -baggage." She stepped intoth2 John Cardigan srI humorously. . ! _vVrv. F%-er do any boxing?"' card that accompanied it. Presently
hall and called: "Ooh-hooh! Nunky. "I did not. M)ongr about sunset c rxthing." (I ,I, I "Quite a little. I'm fairk- up in : she handed the card to her uncle, who
N,.%-,�rthvl(-,s, you were force . the, maniv art of self-di,fenef:." Rffixed his pince-nez and read the .1
P -m- dunk!" George found me. St-ni, he'd been I VI'lh.,- nw t., hurry home.'* . , epJRtIV with deliberation.
6.04 "Ship alloy!" An answering call following me all the tiw�,, and when' "I uniniont-d vou the instant I rl-- � "That's good. And I SLIPP0941 Yo u "Isn't this young Cardigan a truly
6.18 came to her from the dining roo,n-i, a- I sat down he waited *11 make cer '. all/I� I %%-:i�z goi*ng to nct4l yoU." ,Jill ,,nme wrestling at your colleg* remarkah'k- �
sium. did you not4"
6.23 cross the entrance -hall, and an in- tain whether I was l(w o just tak- .1 '' -divan gx-mna. young man, shirley?" he
6.32 stant later Colonel Seth Pennington ing a rest where I cou;.1 ,,, quiet and. yo N , .%-.,u didn't. John ('ill "Naturtilly. I wf-frit in 50- ovorx, declared. "Why, I have never heard
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6.46 stood in the doonvay. "Bless my think." u ,iminioned me hvcausf�, for th-, thing, my big carcass cmild -tAnd." of anxthing like his astounding action. .
. fi r,;! !�nw in YoUr life', you wrr,, pa, If he had sent you over an armful of
6.52 i whiskvrs ' Is that you, my dear?" he "I've been leaving - , an, Indian i(.k%. :111,1 :,.! ,,,ourself gc' out of Th.f� old man wawKpd hi�z bt-Rd FIT) rn(+ican Beauty roses from his
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d." , father's old-fashicenc4l garden, I could
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6.52 1 cried, and advanced to greet her. � the fulfillment of my duly,' Bryce ban* proving1%, and they had reached th,, A
6_5�' 1 ., �11,1 scatv of the Cardigan home, before, he
"Why, how did you get here, Shir- murmured bitterly. I Ills fath,-r noddvd slowly. hur� Lilderst-and it, but an infi-l-nal black-
7.12,1ey? I thought you'd missed thi, "No, no, son. Yw, !1.ive never xoti an -r. t ovvr it yet," fit%-(-(, v,-r,*i,i ,pr)k(, again. "Thpre'- a big ,. berry piv! Good heavers!"
7.21 , ,t,g,,.,, i N en deficien-. in th,c. ' -h- #)Id Iran, . uvd hi,� v,dro no longer bantering Im' wood, - hoss up in Prilininvtnn's, camp, "I told you ho was different," she
7.33 She pres,ented her cheek for his I.n.-Aested. lowe-r-I ;0T,ti,,natt-ly. \�hat' h. ho rpmarkod irrPl,,vant,1x-. "llu's R
ss. "So I did, Uncle, but a nicei "Why didn't you It W old skid- - , * l-'rench Canadian importf from replied. To the Colonel',� amazement
7.45 kk " I ;I " � , I trool.;,,, I)ad? Trot, out xmir w I . -(I ,lit- did not appear at all amused.
7.45 red-haired young rnan named Brycolroad planked with I-- lumber so . panir and lut. nie inspvct it. I . I..., I I I Nort-hern WchigAn hi, Crilonel Pv re Colonel Penitington poked a fork
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ss at Rx�d I you wouldn't fall thr-iV.': " nitist he- \-(,ry roal when it go�, 111% I I dart. Iznv he's the onix-
7.5.5 Cardigan found nie in distre. . ningtnn. . through the delicate brown crust. "I
Bluff, picked me up in his car, and might have had the, wo. -I !)Oss swam -p I father on the, run." Trian in this country who men�urr,,I u;i order if it i, r(,a:.!
. h. you physically. Ile can fight with w y as good as he
p.m. brought me here." She sniffed ador- a new trail into the 1:n, - ! and fencv! _It is, llr%(,(,, very real ind-d. \� say�� it. is, Shirley."
3.15 ably. "I'm so hungry," she decl-ared i :' on both sides, ill - ,.I, I, that you � rcularked before I've loo. your h"I. bi,-- fists and wre,-tle right r:overl,.% "Of cours-% If it ww;n't, he would
. . , � I'm told. His name, kz Juloq Rnridon 11'
3.21 "and here I am, just in ti e for (Jill. r,ight feel your way al -i v." I tago f,,r you." 114, tzigh�41. "I \v;II!- n,,* have s,.t,t it."
3.32 ner. Is my name in the ,, 1 "Yes, quite true," ;t 1-i; -(�d the old,(.,,, nn,l ho',; top (1,,g nniong the himb-i-, �
19t? I fill vntl would ht. ;11.:,. !I. (''III jacks. They qAy hv'� Ow s!rng "llow do vou know?" .
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3.44 "It isn't, Shir]4,y, but it soon will man. "But then, I i-nt spend �honiv R;id tlle, ,1,,,\-T, to 1-1111--: in thv countv." IT(, unlatched "By illilliti,m," she replit-d. And Is
3.52 be. How perfectly bully to have you I money quite as frco��. , I used to you'ro, hi,niv, nii-I ill, I-, i -ti` at,,- r'a n
. " row ' . that s he cut into the, pie and helped the
Bryce. I consider (-;I!,-' , y now be- mnes, h, s( .. ,he gafe. "P',,1k,, urod to snv I .
4.0ft with me again, nix- dear! And what I wi th a -fill, ihekx"Il lo. -
4.13 a charming young . lady you've grown: fore I part (I - '':, I!- - � bu. sl ... it, niv once ," liv rnntintic-11 we,.. ( ,�i,owl I,, a quadrant. of it.
. 1 llryry ,-huckh--I, r r h,- wn� indl I . fuliv. "Ali, if I r,,uld have Try ,�%-, "That was a genuine hayseed faux- I I I ,
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4.20 to he since I saw you last! You' "Pal it wasn't fail- - ., .0 to make far front 1-ing -orri-I I-%,-,' hilsill", I , ' pas," announce4l the Colonel a few
re - I me sta'y away so long I` [,had only 11,'�%. t" �Ile Y.,11 rnov' .Jules Rondonli"'
4.32 why, yod've been crying' By Jove,, nl.qt.ter.,, his (n,idvrati,oi hoIt �,, mornt-Tits lAt.(,r as Shirley xvac; pouring 11
4.41) 1 had no idea you'd be so glad to see known -if I had r( ir ,,, y suspect- entirely for his fallwr', III n,-,- 4 mill 1. 'I'll r, front portal ,�f th,� ,iiinint I,! I 1,
. CArdizan rpsidenrr, opeii-1. . i ,. r ,fT,-, from a ,.nlo%-,qr-shApvd perco-
4.50 m -e again." i ed-" "All right," he, r(-ort,,41, "Falher h:i � " a "'_ Iwor in thi, lil>rnr% . . "Thc idea of I
I . . v r, r , ho po-rh .
5.0.3 She could not forego a sly little "You'd have spoilf�l - - - rythingof� lost, hi, ni-owy and woll hsVO .1 .. hnirod Indy came roit I t "' Nl,.,. anybody who has enjoyoii the- ad- I
, nd hailod Brv(,P. S,hv wn 4
smile at his egoism. "You're looking course. Don't scold III, - ,,n. You're! thp ,q(,rvnnIs vo and give, up th,- .,! Tnl�v. .John ( . 'ardigan'q old hm"', � vantagts that fvl;oxv has, sending a, ..
perfectly .splendid, Uncle Seth," she I I- -it Idn't bear � home. That I,,,, r! Ali it ic-, Rett 1-1: 11 1`1 � P, - hot b1nrkbvrry pie to a girl he has �
parried. to send for you until % - ,'d had You" i weak, an -nix, tonflerly Tinrlurvd 11- kPVTlor, and qimo,' R ni.obvr to �
kr-,(-,�. "(1h. hvrp',, niv he, y! " sho just. "I
"And I'm feeling perfectly splendid. fling." His trembling - I hand crept i tie Bryce, Cardigan mi)0 pil! hi� t:11�- ,. "Yes, the idea"' she echoed. "I
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p.m. and closed upon h;, hoy's hand ' �,o iw,, the, w ,,1A rriod, ;tntl R mwilrr IRtpr found her :I, rwh,r ch.'rrninz. 11
Tais is a wonderful country : � key on hi, ),:irk and ,e If (,ncirrl(,d by llryrf,'I, .arm s an -I fin"
2.20 . , Shirley, over . 1
2.3 - and everything is going nicely with so firm but free from ,lwls of toil ilooking f,o- a joh as hirnhorinrl� ith a h,Artv kiq,,. "You nvan amuring."
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. ked you up in his car?" i I not h.-ar thi, �ix o*rlocl, whiFt'(, the fAmil I, a mAn wi:h tho heart and sou� of a
2.52 me bere. By the way, who did you i . . . . ltu5tvd, eh? Did I ,,r I'l I I I ,-,% I " ,Aq lv� 0epp,,fl into in r rn-
3 12 say Pic I I - I .. tranre-hall. Bry('v pau,nd. raisod his
�'20 "Bryce Cardigan. Do, you know ill ? f1vt Ywi ri d.,!!qr I I ; . hond And ��niff�d sii�picinnslv, IIL.rl " 1..,%,. and I think it, was mighty sweet
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him ? " S I "Oh, I have tith, to '. N. "r v 1 h I ri g k -t limi 'o ,hare hi, pit, with me. If
3'28 KIN NY ME N I at "" 111 . lord -dog. )4rq, Tully. .4rTn* a iniho .
"No, we haven't met. Son of old I yet, g,' , I watched him pIrn!zurably. "I �zni,,!' h, hwl -ont. rosf,s, I should have sus- �
John Cardigan, I dare say. I've beard RUN DOWN MEN i Illfoxv I (I() bavo to (]if, f"I, pected him of trying to 'rush' me,
p.m. of him, He's been away from Sequoia I news! Then it app(-srs wr ,It'.: hq\w ""A niothing," bp dprls,rd. nild advqnr- hiii, th,, fact that he sent a blac 11 1
9.37 NERVOITS MEN I t�d a st-vp down the Ili][ f�-)r anothpr k- 1
. ... for quite a while, I believe." a business: indovd, wo 111:1.N' ql%A,,� * niff; then, in exRrt imit.qtion of R berry pie prnves that he's just a 11
9.50 "Yes; he was abroad for two ypars have R business, f,,r the x-ery far' ' d rson a girl can I
. fnxhoun(i, he gave fnngiir and zdArt- '�
10.04 after he was graduated from Prince- Don't Miss This that it i., going ])tit not ulI,u'+(' g("' ' ed for the. kitchen. Mr,,, Tully wad. natural, simpl(,, sane, original citizen .1 "
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10.13 ton." implies a doubt As to it.s ,inlalp do- I , ling after. found hirn "pointing" have, for a dear friend without in- . � �
10. 30 he(, Hum -m -m! Well, it's about time You , re behind the times if You pArturo, Rnd perhaps wo rilay y`� twn hot blackberry pios which hnd biit. curring the risk of having to marry, . - �
came home to take care of that don't know that Cod Liver Extract schoerne a way to retain it." P few rnirnite� prPviIoiq1v been tnkr,n him." : � ,
stiff-necked old father of his." He is one of the greatest flesh produ,W'Fa "Oh. my boy, when I think- ,If ln ' %, from the oven. Tie, ww; . baying luau- � "I repeat that this is most extra- .
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stepped to the bell and pressed it, an,l in Oe world. years of toil Rnd scheming, of the briously. I ordinary." ,�;.'. I
the butler answered. "Set a place at talizing big dreams I drnarned-" "Only becadse it is an unusual ....
Because it contains more vi "They're wild hint-khe,rTiest, ton," �.�-
a.m. dinner for Miss Shirley, James," be "BelAy alsl! If we can ,;Rv(, (1IlAIlV*h Mrs. Tully nnnounep(i pridefully. 'IT thing for a young man to do, although �.::`
vitamines than any food you con get. . 1. �
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5.50 ordered. "Thelma will show you your out of the w-reck to im4urp vnii voiir meTnb(,rpd how fond you used to b y ldn't he send me � , I -,�;";
You'll be glad to know that Me- ' It rp 'I _',
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5.65 room, Shirley. I was just about to Coy's Cod Liver Extract. Tablets come customary 'home comforts, I s�Are . of wild blackberry pip--qo I phoned 4 blackberry pie if he thought a � 11P,.Ce,
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,ed form now, so if you cry All TO up to the logging-citimp and had I I., ;
6.04 sit down to dinner. I'll wait for in sugar coat partner. I havp a prnfp,;.qi I the biackberry pie would please me more ,� , 4
q.11 you .1'r really want to put 10 or 20 pounds of fall back on. Yes, sli-ree. I own R Woods-bosq send a man out to pick than an armfull of roses? Besides. ,."..'I',
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6.25 While Shirley was in the living solid, healthy flesh on your bones and sheep -skin, Find it says T'm a n r,le,r.. Enforn. " I he may send the roses to-morvow." .. , � : " : -. ,, . T
6.40 room Celonel Pennington's features feel well and strong and ha trical and civil engineer." "I'm qhIll a pip -hound, Mrs. Tully "Most extraordinary I" the Coland! I ... 'i ''
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6.52 wore an expression almost pontifical, pldxion that people will admilre ask "Wha t I " ' 1 rei torated. . I "'_ �, v -
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10.25 but when she bad gone, the atmos- said it. An electrical and civil I .A.� ,
any druggist for a box of McCoy's Cod "I I "What should one expect from sWU, �_� .".
. enginoer. ,slipped one ovor on yn;i - - I _ - 1. �.
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phere of paternalism and aff"til Liver Extract Tablets. I a e� ao,rdinary creatura? HeW d1ji ' :,;;�4, ", "I' I
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a.m. vuhi,ch -he radiated faded instantly:The Only 60 cents for 60 tablets and if al. college, John Cardigan, when fill =X ry fine-loo'king yoftg, m4fi, ,� i,,�,.,., ,
,dmoo, sma for r" bom . '... , ��Iy,,
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0 the time you thought I was having A oving fall partio, e ; . _ I. ,.''.. . .1 L I ,�Z, N,;,�
7.4 ColoreVe face was in repose now- you don't gain fkve pounds in go days WIth an extrAordin4ry acowl And' ,...�.:..I.,
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11.48 cold, calculating, vaguely repellebt. your druggist Is authoTized to band good time. Thought I'd come bnme ulars of Vench's, extraordinary crinkly symle ' ' I �_,;4.
wl 4 11 . r famous Top. .
12.0 He soo a - slightly. you back the money you paid for and surprise YeA. forEp rt, �":, � �
� - . -n Fits -s! friendly and gener6as andl,,, h i
12.12 "Now, Ift't that the devil's luck?" them. "Bu-bu-butI"' FIT3 Mile treatull maseglitio gui[16. Why, I ,, 1
12.23 he abliI64nized. "Young 00tart'ligan Is It Isn't anything unusual f6r a per- Olt drives me wUd to have a man OVe 80 FO 11VCW% T6d1I=*WAlB a Just the kind of, man, wh9n v, , �
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ip'. prauaK# the 0.1117 mat in Sequolo,- ad -n. to �, g4lift 10 pounds 'in ,46 me. I'm an electrical and Oft�ha"r�,i),..,O;,.�,'io,ottva.."Yo.. WOV. a 9JA a W00 '#k,.0 "I'll .. -
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tended his hand. Shirley liad V
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of her gratitude for havlog been,
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08 BUdical 8804atio of the'Ontario
livered safely in Sequotai we
George Sea Otter, k * ' ", , .
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"Here come's J Cardi hn "
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Vetffldnary College. Treats diseases of
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said. I
ali'agmesti; animals by the most mod-
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',Drive Miss' Suhiner around
*ft principles.. Dengstry,aU4.M11k
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Colonel PepningWa% -house .
Rover .8 specialty. 'Office , OpPosite
Street, Se4fartbr
�ordered, ana'even.-w-fix-le he .4'eld,,§
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V1*1I§ Hotel, Main
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AR'0.rders left at the hotel Vill XG-!
ley's hand, he tx�!ned 'to eatclV'
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Is' prompt 'C IIII,
, pttention.* -01814 a- - ":
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first glimpse of h* father.
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followed his glance 'and saiV. a�,-`
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hd (Ifilce. - ..'� '. 1.
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owe bin
down the street with his hands t
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a little in front of -him, as if for
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1111y C . ollege. All ases of domestic
tection from some iiMsible assai
animals treated. Calls promptly at-
S"Oh, my poor old father!" she he
*NNW to and charges moderate. Vet-
Bryce Cardigan inurmun "My
oliniory Dentistry a ispecialty. (Ifffice
old Pall And I've let him grop�
wA vesidence on Goderich Street, one
the dark for two yearsill .
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door e"ft of Dr. Mackay's office, Sea-
He released her hand and lea
903w,
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from the car. "Dadl" he ealle&
is I-Bryee. I've coine hom,iiAo
at last, \�
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_7'____A. IL CAMPBELL V.S.
of Ontario Veterinary
The slightly bent figure of J
.,Qmduate
4040ge, Univemaity of, Toronto. All.
Cardigan straightened with a
4094ses of doin c amma a
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be held out his arms, trembling
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tho most modern priump �
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eagerness, and as the car cofitin
reasonable. Day or DISlIt
on to the Pennington house Shi
ao* promptly attended,to. Offic's On
looked back and saw Bryce foldec
Street,"Rensall, Opposite Town
his father's embrace. $he did'
Nall. F%one,�111L;
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, �', J)X� R� P. L I)QUGALL..
HEM WANTED
Mnow - graduate of Faculty Of
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3(offidne, ind Master of Science, Uni-
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Missing Heirs are being a
versity of Western Ontario, London.
broughout the world. Many pe
Memberof College of Physicians and
,re to -day living in comparative 1
Alurgeons of Ontario. Office, 2 doors
�rty who are really rich, but do
**St of post office. Phone 56, Hensall.
cnow it. You may be one of th
Ontario. 3004-tf
iend for Index Book, "Missing H
Ind Next of Kin," containing ej
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DR. J. A. MUNN
Successor to -Dr. R. R. Ross
.
ully authenticated lists of nibs
Graduate of Northwestern Univers-
2elys and unclaimed estates wl
Ity.' Chicago, 111. Licentiate�' Roya
�lave been advertised for, here
tbroad. The Index i;f Missing H
eons, Toront.
Office over Sills' Hardware, Main t.,
ve offer for sale contains thoussSeaforth.
. Phone 151.
)f names which have appeared
American, Canadian, English, Sco
Irish, Welsh, German, French,
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0 , DR. A. NEWTON -BR
gian, Swedish, Indian, Colonial,
,.-Bayfield.
Graduate Dublin University, Ire-
)ther newspapers, inserted by la
knd. Late Extern Assistant Master
on. executors, administrators.
3f6t=da Hospital for Women and
contains list of English and I
41hildren, Dublin. Office at residence
Courts of Chancery and uncla
ilid;sly occupied by Mrs. Parsons.
Mvidends list- of Bank of Engla
I Hours, 9 to 10 a.m., 6 to 7 p.m.;
Your name or your ancestor's ma
flu4days, 1 to 2 p.m. 2866-26
in the list. Send $1.00 (one dol
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lit once for book -
international Claim Agei
DR. F. J. BURROWS
Office and residence Goderich Street,
Joaxt of the Methodist church, Seaf orth.
Dept. 296,
Phone 46. Coroner for the County of
Pittsburgh, Pa., U. S. A
Huron.
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DR. C. MACKAY
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10. Mackay, honor graduate of Trin-
Ity University, lind gold medallist of
LONDON AND WINGHAM
Trinity Medical College; mdmber of
N�orth.
the College of Physicians and Sur-
11.11I
&�sons of Ontario.
Exeter ...... � ..... 10.16
Hensall ........... 10.30
DR. H. HUGH ROSS
Graduate of University of Toronto
Kippen ......... i , 10.35
Faculty of Medicine, member of Col-
Brucefield . ........ 10.44
lege of Physicians and Surgeons of
Chnton Jet . ....... 10.68
Ontario; pass graduate courses in
Clinton, Ar . ...... � 11.05
Chicago Clinical School of Chicago;
Clinton, Lv . ....... 11.15
Royal Ophthalmic Hospital London,
Clinton Jet . ....... 11.21
England; University HospiUl, Lon-
'
Londesborough .... 11.35
don, England. Office -Back of Do-
Blyth ............. 11.44
minion Bank, Seaforth. Phone No. 5
Belgrave .......... 11.516
Night calls answered from residence.
Wingbam Jet., Ar.. 12.08
Victoria Street, Seaforth.
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Wingham Jct., Lv.. 12.08
12.12
South.
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- AUCTIONEERS
F. W. AHRENS
a.m.
Licensed 'Auctioneer for Perth and
6.55
Huron Counties. Sales solicited,
Wingham Jet . ..... 7.01
� Real Estate, Farm Stock, Etc- Terms
Beigrave .......... 7.16
on application. F. W. Ahrens phone
Bl yth 7.27
894 r 6, R. R. No. 4, Mitcheil, Ont,
.............
Londesborough .... 7.36
Clinton Jet . ....... 7.49
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OSCAR W. REED
Licensed auctioneer for the Cou-n.
Clinton ........... 7.66
Clinton Jct 8.0's
ties of Perth and Huron. Graduate
of Jones' School of Anctioneering
. .......
Brucefleld ......... 8.15
Chicago. Charges moderalte, and sat-
Kippen ........... 8.22
hfaction guaranteed. Write or wire
Osear W. Reed, Staffs, Ont. Phone
Hensall ........... 8.32
Exeter ............ 8.47
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U-2. 2965x52
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THOMAS BROWN
Licensed auctioneer for the counties
of Hur�n and Perth. Correspondence
arrangements for sale dates can be
made by calling up phone 212 Sea -
forth, or The Expositor Office. �harg-
.
-
& moderate , and satisfaction guar
anteed.
OSCAR JKLOPP
Honor Graduate Carey Jones' Na-
tional School of Auctioneering, Chi-
eago. Special course taken In Pare
Bred.Live Stock Real Estate, Mer -
,*a
=%4t*j�� Sales. Rates in
I . 'd P In Sal'
th p1t7volling in"r1ret. Sat-
tt�
61 ;
offe:1, M a8si7ed. W te or wire,
Opp ZUrjoh� dnt. Phone
is -91I.. ,:1 .. 28W52
. R. T. L13m, ,
Licensed auctioneer to? the'Cbetinty
of Auron. Sales attended -to In all
-parts of the county, Sevell YeAvil ex-
periende in Manitoba and Saskstebp
Wan. Terms reasonable. Pho,fid No.
119 r 11, Exeter, Centralia P. O., 9.
IL X�6., 1. Orders left at The Huvoin
_ESDOSItor Offleei Seaforth , promptly
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C. N. R. TIME
TABLE
East.
a.m.
Goderich ..........
6.00
Holmvville .......
6.17
Clinton ...........
6.25
Seaf urth ..........
6.41
St. Columban ......
.6.49
Dublin ...........
6.54
West.
a.m.
p.m.
Dublin ...... 10.37
5.38
St. Columban. 10.42
5.44
Seaforth .... 10.63
5.53
Clinton ...... 11.10-
6.08
Holmesville - - 11.20
7.03
Goderich .... 11.40
7.20
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C. P. R. TJMR
TABLE
East.
Goderich .................
Menset ...................
I XCGAW ..................
Alibu= ...................
Blyth ....................
Walton...................
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Toronto ...................
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Toronto..................
MeNauglht ................
%V alton ....................
Blyth ...... : ..........
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Auburn..................
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