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I V. HARBURN, V. &
I Ro#w -graduate of Oxitario Veterin-
W7 % an onorary inem r o
W� 4, ipal ssociation of the Ontario,
I I 'C dlege. Treats diseases ol
all domestic animal by the most mod-
arn , principles. Dentistry and Milk
Fever a - specialty. Office opposite
VlWa 'Hotel, Main Street, &afbith.
AM otAers left at the hotel will re-
ceive prompt attention. Night calls
Pecolved at the office.
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JOHN GRIEVE, V. S.
Honor graduate of Ontario Vet6riu-
ary College. All diseases of domestic
animals treated. Calls promptly at-
knoded to and charges moderate. Vet-
arinary Dentistry a specialty. Office
end residence on Goderich Street, one
door east of Dr. Mackay's Office, Sea -
forth. .
'_', Z R. CAMPBELL, V.S.
Graduate of Ontario Veterinary
College, University of Toronto. All
41seases of domestic animals treated
by the most modern I princi leg. -
Charges reasonable. r a - 2ght
calls promptly attended to. Office on ,
Main Street, Hensall, opposite Town
11all. Phone 116. �
MEDICAL I
I DR- R. P, 1. DOUGALL
Honour graduate of Faculty of
Medicine and Master of Science, Uni-
versity of Western Ontario, London. �
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Member of College of Physicians and. ,
surgeons of Ontario. Office, 2 doors
east of post office. Phone 56, Hensall. 'I
Ontario. 3004-tf �
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DR. J. A. MUNN I
Successor to Dr- R. R. Ross to
Graduate of Northwestern Urd'vers- i
ity, Chicago, Ill. Licentiate Royal 1
C eons, ToTont. ,
offiee over Sills' Hardware, Main St., I
ftaforth. Phone 151. I
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DR. A. NEWTON-BRADY i
Bayfield. I
Graduate Dublin University, Ire- '�
land. Late Extern Assistant Master I
Rotunda Hospital for Women and I
Children, Dublin. Office at residence I
lately occupied by Mrs. Parsons. I
Hours, 9 to 143 a.m., 6 to 7 p.m.;
flundays, 1 to 2 p.m. 2866-26 E
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DR, F. J. BURROWS
Office and residence Goderich Street, (
Wt of the Methodist church, Seaforth.
Phone 46. Coroner for the County of (
Huron. I
0 DR. C. MACKAY - I
C. Mackay, honor graduate of Trin- I
Ity University, and gold medallist of t
Trinity Medical College; member of
the College of Physicians and Sur- I
Zeons of Ontario. I
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DR. H. HUGH ROSS I
Graduate of Univeftity of TorontArl
Faculty of Medicine, member of Col- I
lege of Physicians and Surgeons of
Ontario; pass graduate courses in (
Chicago Clinical School of Chicago; -
Royal Ophthalmic Hospital, London, r
England; University Hospital, Lon- (
don, England. Office Back of Do- t
*dnion Bank, Seaforth. Phone No. 5. T
Night calls answered from residence, ;
Victoria Street, Seaforth. f
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AUCTIONEERS F
F. W. AHRENS
Licensed Auctioneer for Perth and
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4muron oljounTles. Odlt�1!3 aukluu, �
Real Estate, Farm Stock, Ete. Terms �
an application. F. W. Ahrens, phone
484 r 6, R. R. No. 4, Mitchell, Ont.
OSCAR W. REED
Ucensed auctioneer for the Comm-
. Ues of Perth and Huron. Graduate
of Jones, School of Auctioneering.
Chicago. Charges moderate, and sat-
Isfaction guaranteed. Write or wir
Oscar W. Reed, Staffa, Ont. Pbon:
11-2. 2965x52
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THOMAS BROWN
Licensed auctioneer for the counties
of Huron and Perth- Correspondence
arrangenfents for sale ,dates,�carl 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 Graduate Carey Jones, Na-
tional School of Auctioneering, Chi-'
rAgo, Special course talken In Pare
Bftd Live, Stock, Real Estate, Mer-
tftndise and Farm Sifles. Rates In
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ad0i*- mibured. Write or wire,
lot 11 1[lbopp, - Zurich, Ont. Phone
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IL T. LURM
I Licensed auctioneet for fliIe county
61 Huron. Sales attended to In all
par$sof the county. Seven years' ex.
perlence in Manitoba and Saskatche-
wan. Terms reasonable. Phone No.
Ile r 11, Exeter, Centralia P. O., Ri
-Jt� No. 1, Orders left at The Huron
EXposftoT office, Seaforth, promptly
attended.
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F. W. A1tR7,N8
TAcensed Auctioneer for Perth
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able for th4Y, amount -of work Bryce be did not.remain in town ' 3 �'. her. Ballot box is , h , JAiift "_-f, �
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his father's affairs—also for a visit woods. For a month his whereabouts �' . Keati . � ;1 , _#iaa io -,;,
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from Donald McTavish, the woods- remained a mystery; then one day . Every boy aj*'e9I would like to own a Pony. � Think of 6' G. Laithwalte, J. S r1hig- , , h �A;. 1-1 r I 1. I
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pleasure in store'k�i�%o -inner o� this Contest, Get in at the start � ples, 4 varietiles, G. Lifthwaitei J. rio�.df, ,�
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woods -boss' cheerfully and extended NOTE.—No pea�06n or persons connected with the Contest Stores Re&, J. Sterling, G. Laithwaite,; .. � �
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his hand for a cordial greeting, His or their Brothers or '$,isters wiD be allowed in the Contest, and no Mrs. Jacobi- ,ih* owl"', -1e.
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wayward employee stood up, took the sympathy contestantak'will -be all6wed to enter. Everyone entering scarf, -Mrs. HONIM"e- IN11", U -4d, " `-t," i'll".: � , I I
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In the interim Bryce had not been , must be capable of "Working and -hustling for votes. Contest starts SpltzenbuTg, J. Sterling, F. Keegan; vampler showin spee meb,vf,p",�g ,',�,, � �,
proffeTed hand in both of his huge idle. From his woods -crew he pick- .g " I ' '. . 11 � � .�,:, ��Jftof;�A, '
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and callous ones, and held it rather ed an old, experienced Saturday, September 18th, and ends the night of December 11th. Northern Spies, G. Laithwaite-, J- bias and three,-corneredJ!(".. �C , �
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childishly. Jahez Curtis—to take the place of I I ei2foAnd Nis , Rosif- isil "it �_, _�.. -
"Wee! 'Tis the wee laddie hissel'," the vanished McTavish. Colonel Pen- Miss Kerr, offhe Dominion Bank, has been appointed to count Sterling; Greenings, J. Richardson, J. ing pjb�h, hem1bled; - � . �_:, �,:� 1i
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up thel V,Dt8S each week and Mr. James Mullen, Manager of the Bank Sterling; Ribston Pippins,,J. Sterling, Raid; 'darning on I , ry, , ,,-111,
he boorr�ed. "I'm glad to see Yet nington, having repaired in three days , wom... ' i ... 11 � � %. t?�., I
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boy. the gap in his railroad, w r�, tre7, d leyt! of Commerce, and, Mr. Robert Jones, Manager of the Dominion PPiu-s, J- Ross, Ms. (Dr.) Ross. ligtehe4", �14 - �,, A,
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"You'd have seen me the day be- ter to the Cardigan Redwood Lumbe have b6en appointed Judges to check up the counting of the Bank, Sterling; Wagners, J. Sterling, F_ cotton, Mrs. A. E. ji * 30'sF 7 o, .,,. � ". -�. � . :..
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fore yesterday—if you had been see- Company, informing'Bryce that until decide on the winner, *h1ch decision is final. Keegan; G`14den Russets, J- Sterling, Toms; patched quilt, el th, .' ' '_1 `.: 1, 1.
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bright smile. "Mae, old man, they and delivered to take the place of The following Merchants will give you votes on all cash pur- X` * I 0.0" Mr# , ` "'"'r,"
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tell me You've gotten to be a regular rolling-stpek destroyed in the wreck, -chases and cash paid on accounts of 25 cents and up. Ask for them. ; Ontari0s, Jacobi,. braided mat, Mrs ... ... g . 1, - ,
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Judges—W. H. Lobb, John Porter. Mrs. J. Reid, Miss Lfvingstooe; lhoviib� � � .1
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pie now an' then," the w000ds-boss ad- irritated the Colonel, profoundly by F. W. WIGG, J. E. KEATING, VEGETABLES laundry white shirt- or sthirt w-ag'A. , ' ' -11',
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mitted frankly, -albeit 'there was a purchasing a lot of secondhand trucks Boots and Shoes. Seaforth Pharmacy. Early Cobblers, M. Rader, H. Bran- Mrs. (Dr.) Woods, Miss LIA 1. . t..
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harried, hangdog look in his eyes. from a b'Ankrupt sugar -pine mill in don; early potatoes to be named, F. home dyeing, 8 pieces, different color � 1 14M �
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4is pipe, and looked McTavish over the Colonel's road via the deck of a M. Rader; late potatoes to be .. J� L 64,1 � I
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3obetly. The woods -boss was a big steam schooner. ROSS J. SPROAT, BFtATTIE BROS., named, plain hand sewing, finished arti,*, __Lt �1...;,
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raw-boned Scotsman, with a plentiful "That will insure delivery of suf- Groceries. Small Wares & China. red, T. Brownett, W. Talbot; man- man modem beading, A . Johnston, H. ." .',%^,,
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01f red hair, which fell, far down on file," Bryce informed his father. Truemner; 3 intermediate mangolds, H. Fuss- collection of six different I -1 - _.,
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riis shoulders. A tremendous -nose "Whi'loe we are morally certain our T. Brownett, M. Rader; field carrots, styles ��edlework, Miss Living,stons, . -, , "
rose majestically out of a face so mill will run but one year longer J. F. DALY, W. M. STEWART, t;;'.
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*intend that it sliall run full capac, y F. Barker, Mrs. Clark; table beets, H. Fuss, Miss Livingstone- library ,`,",
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,nast to his knees, and he was slight- as much lumber as we would ordin- D. H. STEWART, THE HURON EXPOSITOR, M. Rader, E. & R. Snowden; sugar' - "��,.-., ,
y stooped, as if from bearing heavy arily saw in two years. To be exact, P or more, Mrs. Hanley, Miss I
)urdens. Though in the late fifties, I'm going to run a night -shift." Meats & Provision.s. Newspaper Subscriptions. beets, C, Truemn,r, J. Sterling; win- I PEvei"ns �' ,..
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iis years had touched him lightly; but The sightless old man raise<l both Penfound, Mary Reid; cabbage, R.! so ,�,
Fohn Barleycorn had -not been so con- bands in deprecation. "The market � , Livingstone, Mrs. Making; table mats, 11 .11111
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�iderate. Bryce noted that McTavish won't absorb it," he protested. Ballot -box is in J. E. Keating's Drug Store. Watch celery, A. Johnston, Mrs. Clark; 1 laee, Jean Harrison, Miss Cartright; ppp��;�,hl
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vas carrying some thirty pounds of "Then we'll stack it in piles to air- 'muskmelons, F. Barker, Mrs. J. Me- I man's slee ing garment, machine � "
vhiskey fat and that the pupils of dry and wait unti-I the market is brisk for the standing announced in this paper each week. i p `
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iis fierce eyes we,re permanent17 dis- enough to absorb it," Bryce replied. R. Snowden; citron-, E. Foster, . .
�ended, showing that alcohol had be- "Our finances won't stand, the ov-11 J-!nitnding on worn table linen, Mrs- .;
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,un to affect his brain. His hands erhead of the nightshift, I tell you," , ..�r� �'.
hit I E. Poster, W, Sparks; best squash for -.1 11
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table use, F. Barker, H. Penhale;, boudoir cap, Miss Livingstone, Miss . . _',
:miling fatuotisly and plucking at the "I know we haven't sufficient cash Bryce laughed. "That would bt I Bryce bad been atosent in San Fran- �;,V%
!uffs of his mackinaw. Pennington's funeral, Dad. And ! cisco for ten days. Ile had planned � largest pumpkin for feed, C. Truem- 1 C,ar,trigbt. ,,.-;,',`t?r.`
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The latter on harid to attempt it, Dad, but-I'yr, hether the market goes up or comes to stay three we,eks, but finding his ner, E. Talbot: largest squash for! Judges -Miss Grace Stephens and ,.".. �,
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the experiment." he returned to Sequoia unexpectedly. Fnglish potato onions, Mrs. Clark, E.1 PLANTS AND FLOWERS ,� I'll �": , !A" $
risit; so with an effort he decided to will lend us a penny, and long before 8, R Snowden; large white onions,, .�.Iz
)egin the disagreeable task, you came home I had sounded every "Quite true," his father agreed. Moira was standing at the tall b k Bouquet, large, Mrs. McLeod, G. . �
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"Mae, did Moira give you my mes- possible source of a private loan 11 "Then, if you'll come down to the keeping desk, her beautiful dark yi,.� I F. .rk,r, Mrs. Metcalf; large red Laithwaite; bouquet, small, Mrs. Me- -,
oni, �� F Barker, T. Snowden: larg,m I.eod, ,Nrr.R. ..�"
age ?" 1, Sequoia 'Bank office to -mo rrow morning, Dad, we'll N-rit over the ledger, when he entered I �.f I,o or, ions, F. Barker, M. Rader; � .4, Metcalf; collection Dahlias, . . , �,�';;
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"Well. I guess we understand each "Certainly not. Pennington owns ter-; and authorize me, as president c�,rner. large red torriatof-, F. Talbot, Mary Fuschias, Mrs. McLeod, F. Keegan; , � , 11
f the company, to sign Lhe note to (Continued next week) : lZeid; large yello-w tomatoe,q, F. Tal-icollec-tion of Pansies, Mrs. Metcalf, -
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other, Mac. Was there something the controlling interest in that bank, ' L ' he bank. We're borrowing this - — I 1,ot. F. liarkLr; peach tomatoes, F-� Mrs M.cf-encl: collection of Tuberous I
Ise you wanted to see me about?" find I was never a man to waste my I I 11 �
McTavish sidled up to the desk. time-" without collateral, you know." I .t It. Sriowrlen, F. Barkpr; largest Ntgnnias, Mrs. (Dr.) Woods, Mrs. .1
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'Yell -I no be firin, a.ld Mae oot o, I Bryce chuckled. "I don't carp . . Pile Suff S , , arden herbs, 1 llegonias, Mrs. McLeod, Mrs. (Dr.) I. .-
land?" he pleaded bopefully, ,,Mon, where the money comes from go long ing financial acrobatics were not us- sti-rhi1g; coll(�clinn of K .. .
is ye the heart to do it --after a, as I get it, partner. Penington's ual with him, but as Bryce had re- Nlr�. Metcalr, Mrs. Tremblay; Pep- Woods; collection of forns and foliage . .1
marked there was no r(,a.,,,n why, in )'�'Ll can orfly get quick, safe an,l iwi, A. J,,hnstnn, F. Barker; cucum-, Begonias, Mrs. McLeod, Mrs. (Dr.) ,�
hese years?" mo -Y may be tainted; in fact, I'd Ing I.I.;wr loy roni-iving the cau;f- 1,(,r-. F. & R. Snowden, F. Talbot � W,00ds- collection of Gi-raniums, M . *1
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se ye -ars --to draw PloYees will accept it for wages nev- bowt-l. N --thing but. an iwernal o(X M i I" , "
ieart fter all the not gamble. Rence he ent(,red no fur- 4-11g'.1.1"y] of blo.od in the lower �-(,ArOalde Marrow, C. Truemner, F,' Nfcf,eoi�, F. Kvti�gan; c,,Ilectjon of As -
)ay you do n,ot earn, then I have the f ertheIrss. Desperate circumstances ther objection, and the f-yllowing day , Barker; green Hubbard squash. ('.: 'vr,. Mrs. (Dr.) W Is, M , . A. E. 111:
ieart to put a better the agreement was entert-d into with r,,rordy can d,, thi,s-Lhat's why cut- Truerriner, R. 1`4�nhale; yellow Hub-, Frwin; collection of Petunias, Mrs- I .
man in your I require desperate messoures you the bank. B7ce closed by wire for tinK and sa:%-(-s fail. Dr. Lenn- kard -quash, C. Truproirrer, F. Barker.: Nletcalf, F. Barker ; collection of �,
)lace," know, and the day before yesterday, the extra logging -equipment and im- hardt%; lh,rro-Roid, it harrotilf,,gs taii- Judg,p--W. .q. Johnston, 1howze plants, Mrs. McLeod, A. Dunn; %
"Ye was ever a laddie to hae your Nvhen I was quite ignorant of the fact mediately set about roundi let, i, guaranived to quickly an,l LADIES' WORK ! coileclion of Colen,z. Mrs. 'TMetealf ; .
)it joke." that Colonel Penni�gton controls the .�
"It's no good arguing, Mae. You're, -';('qt]Oia Bank of Commerce, I drifted crew fo,r the woods and fi,r the night� safely loam,4h any form of Pile mis- T.Rdir knitted sweater, wool, Miss collection of Gioxania, F. Keegan, .
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off the pay -roll onto the pension -roll I in on the president and casually s hift in the mill. city ,,r 7v,-iwy k -irk. C. Aherhart and 1,ivin�rqtone, Mrs. flowriel lRdif-' Nim. McLeod-, four varieties of an- .. .
� For a month Bryce was as busy as druvkn,!, ,-%-(,r%-where �ell it with this rrorhvt sweater, wool, Miss l,i-,-jng-: njjal�q, .Mrs. Tremblay, Mors. (Dr.) I
-your shanty in the woods, vour 'truck him for a-loAn of one hundred a ra n tv e � . qtonv, Mrs. Ross; knitbed cap and Wtofod,;; di�zplay of Cosmos, Mrs. (Dr.)
neals at the camp kitchen, �_our� thousand dollars." the proverbial one-armed paper- go - I .
. I hanger with the itch, and during all - -rarf. 'Mrs. Rosq, 11. Fzis�s; crochet Wood.q. F. Barker: collection of Zin- .
lothing and tobacco that I send out! "Well, I'll be shot, Bryce! What, that time he did not see <hirley Sum- BA YFI E 1, I cap and gcarf, .Nlrc, How,He, H. Fo�s: nias. Aft-,. (Dr.) Woods. A. Dunn; col- I
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- I "Said he'd take the matter under' I -�ly or indi- ( ( *- -n I i Tl I I 4-1 i frnm iA.st w4 k ) i �,lnir rnpn knitte(l sox. coarso. Mrs,. Ir-ction of Verhoona.q, Nfrq.. A. F. Er- '!
vached into his desk and dre' ner or bear of her, (Im
w forth . r(.ctly. Only at infrt,qiwi�! intervals Dr.) W -",ds, Mr,;. llnwrip; pair nion's win, F, Barker; c-nllectinn of Gladi- I., I
i check. "Here's your wages to th,,t ronsirif,ratio . n And give me an answer, permi 0A I R Y IT0Dl'('T_'1 _1 I .�
ifteenth. It',; the last Cardigan this morning. Ile asked me, of did h i. himself t -i think of her 'hrntt�,d sox, firie, Mrs. Ross�. N1 is'; ,)Ius, Mr,�. Mi -calf, Mrs. McLeod. 0
cniiiqe, what f wanted I Fol r h pf� was striving to f�,:rt, and the Trio 1und� salt butter, Garm., l.i%,inK01,np; pAir mpn'., wolollen mitt -q, .hidge- G. A. Stewart.
-heck you'll ever finger. I'm terribly that much -r,. Nlr4. G, Jacobi; 5 Ths. butuor Nlr�, M-wrip. MrF_ R-oss; pair la-iieR, FINF ART.S e'i
orry, but Tom terrib . ly in earnest." money for, .and I told him I was go-' memory of his brief glmip� of par- Da to �
adis,p was always pr,)%,,;i!tvo of pain. 11) I 11). h�-li,, (;arill't Dater', .Nlr,�, �iiittvd rnitt-t, Mrs. Ito."-, Miss Living. Landsoape. (�ri�,,inal. wl. Mrq. Met-
"VAo will yp pit in ma place?" ing to run a night -shift, double my: Moira McTavish, in tht meantime, G. ,Iaci,hi; , M:z. crock butter, Mr,;. �--n(,; pnir 1;idivq' h,,Nlroorn slipper�, ,1:r, mi�s 1,iviol�,tnii.,; q g
"I don't know. However, it won't force of men in the woods, and buy ' % -ingst , � t,ill life, ori - . 1�
I had come down from 0w �-oods and G. .1aclobi, .Nlr,, (Dr.) Wo,,&; fanry .Nli�- l,i% ww. N1 - NI Vt A- 1 f: irml. (oil. Mi -q Uvin�-,tone. 11. Fu,;s-, . �:
)e R difficult task to find a bett,-r man some more logging -trucks, which � -wt 1,11!14r. 1". Keegan. M. Rad --r; ha I i y ', kiwied iaok(,t Rud h,mm,',, ,.,,1�,1,,,lp,,, (mvinsl, watpr rolor, Miss :,.
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han vou." enn get rather rheRp. Well, this ) office. The change fr�,m 'her dull:,! rhev,v. li.,nw made, It'. Kvgan, Mr,. NvOol, 'ooli-, l,i%-ingqt,mp, �fr�. Tlnwrif�: 1.1, �r,g�t,,ro. lfr�, Nf,,tcalr: fruit orig- i.1,
"I'll rine let bim work." MeTavish's 1 morning I called for my nroswf.r-and - I ( Dr i 1� ...... i- : 000tinzo, ch- �v, l`:. .t, !�nbv', rn,vh,�f, A lo $
!drah life, giving hr,r, ;i: it did, an iickef- nd I nn,,t, i,;il. w0or (ior. Mr-, N1,1r,91f, Mis% .,
roice dpopened to a growl, I 11, Sjp�wd- r, Mr,. I Ill- , %V.) l,: h,alf --o;, .Nli,: Uviniz4t,ow, NI 1:
� I got it. The Sequoia Bank of Com- !opportunity for rnmp,ti n�hip with, , - R -s : i i,:ngqtonr: nowers, original, water ,�
"You worked fhat racket on my merce will loan me. up to a hundred. :,i
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'ather. Try it. on me, .and ynti'll an- thousand, but i twon't give me the . r'?,
I onsh in a lump sum. I can ; finement than sho had !i:n used to, Sn-k-11'", Nlr�. Wrl \Vod,,: :: Ths. ]?.,,.z, Nti N%`Iti��,,,ne; hah.%'A knit- ,t,,l it�k dr;iwinp% lli,� Livingstone, .,.-
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o - hom-clif -1 I,Jon, sn-kcd. M rs. ,,A h-,tc-, wrml. Miss l,i%,;ng,:f,,ri.-, f., roinhq -. drawing, c,rnyon ir IF
: quickly brought abuw ,i ,wift transi (;( . rdt 1
vVight of your finger on your suc- i ,�,
ugh to buy the logging-trurks now, i tion in the girl's na!m. With the (Dr.) \`o*- 1,, E, &- R. sr,)w(lon; - \li�, R,o: vmbr,,iflored rollar anl ',:j,l point. 11. Fusq. Miss Livingst-rone; _'tl
-essnr, Mae, and -you'll die in thei nnd on the first of each month, when ' passing of the. coarsf� tzh-i-z and cali- th'. li--w,- r,-nd,-r(,d 1:ird, M. Rader, �liff -I, Nh- N%-invqtono. Nlr-. Rn � 7: kv:0- r r(ilor piintinr on ,zilk nr satin. :'1.11
,ounty poor -farm. No threats, oldl I Present my pav-roll, the. bank WP! N r, 1, .1i,
rar! You know the CRrdigans; they I ndvance me the. Money to meet it." I co dre-se-s and the siil-�-:Iutinn of the ,%Trq, ( Pr i %V -,(d,; pa;i dn-od rhick- Tiixvd�, c.,1:,,r And ruff sm., .1 .-. ,let- Wsz I.ivingsinne. .Mrs. Metralf; hand ,"��
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ipver lhluff.11 "BrYOC, I am Rma kind of clothing all w.-ni-ti of Moira's erl!z, Mr- tDr) 1A,mol,, '.Nf rs. P. ,i:r, lol: )Jving-lom,; pair da.% qlip;. ,,,irfod chinn. Miss Livingqtone, Mrs. `,. .1
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o,I Pennington controls the bank. That cheerful, animated. w I imbuted with hl%i' d-.71111 hon', f,m_. brown fi:iw �iorhrt, hiro, Nfi.,;4 T.winz,tnnn, Jtidgvs- Nficzg 1,. Crant, Mrs. FT. M. � .:; , � -
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ip. had his man whipped at last, and I a I .'� t ��, -- I
ile. Pennington is only ,playingr woman in the offirr; !lwn he dLqcov- R(,7.ollo. int -r, Mr,. .l.w,-1,i. Nl—. Makinq: ovo- ,,� ' ,irzl,, �,,,irrw4q. William Aiken, ., - - "
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%4cTaviqh realized it, ton, for qu't`p I qafp-which is why the bank declined I pred that Moira's pff,,rl, :.ghtened hi.,i Qii.,irf roiml�lp -Nrup. Nf. Rai�,r. F. ' onol)r,oidrrv. Mr� ( Dr. i Woo('N, -T�r Tippw� , (Irmb',. hArnpRq. Wm. � i .1
;uddenly be burst into tears. I to give me the money in a lump sum. own labours in rx.9, , pr,,portion fA K-9-): h-ro- rro'torlo flldg-o, A. .J(,hll- W�nt lJ%jnz,!',,r,,: Rorrinn rut -work. N;k..n, .-T ,hr T:rr�-t: �kein fwict.p(i � ..:,�,
'I If we nin R night -shift, Pennington the knowledge of thp loi-,iness which I ston & S,.n, F. " F,,,- - , r; hotnp-niarl,, \1;,, 1,iving,�onr, Nir-. (Dr.) Wondq; \,,ir-,, �',. & R. Snow -Inn, M. Rader-. ... I ; I
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'III gae back on the job an' ]pave � know,; that we e,qn*t dispose of our .she assimilated frnrn dRy to day. whi'v br- ad. Nfr4 G, JAC,11�i, Nfr-,. l.il,inxt r vnihn-i'lPry. Mrs. Metralf, - �-,*,, *r,nl1r,Tl vsrn. '.%T. Rader; best . '�Z'
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"Ztbing doing, Mac. Leave wbiii- I excess outmit under present market Moira worked in th,- gAnpral office,1 Roqq; hsoniv-nindo Grnlinni hrPAII, V-- IT"'Ar, : ,-(,hinK or out-lill.. rilla'!. 1'Rr q0ft sopi�, T. BrnwnL-tt; best .. � :,
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cey alone for a year and T91 disrhoorg-1 conditions. The redw\iod trade is in and except upon orrn q iwi � when Bryce I Mrs, A. F. Frwin, Nfrq. Trrmblay; .' 'rh, .14 .in Ifoirrisnn. ,Mrs, Mr.) tw., N,ir, hnrd so,qp. Mrs. Rnq,q, Mrs. : , 4
� the doldrums and will remain in thorn desired to look at tho h(inks or Moira I �R�,ql,on I ' r,iwn hropid. Nfi. (T)r.) W-411: -n1410!-T1 orn." stitch, M". �\. E. F.ririn; corn husk door mat, M. I
rour successor to give you back your, to a greaUer or leqR degree until the brouglit some document into the pri- ", E & R. Snnwden: nut hrProd .L lin Rciel. Mr-, Ross; braiding, Miss Rsidpr. T, Browrft,tt: hom(,_mAdp Art -
lob, For the present however, my � made'irnm' linkinz powder, Mrs. (Dr.) I i—L-1-1r, Mr�. Brandon: drawn ir�p rof furnifiire, F. C 1;
, principal redwood centres secure a vats office for his PPTAI.Sal, there 'were , ,eminhard', Mrs. .1
rerdict stands. You're. discharged." � rall outlet to the markets of the days during which bi!; plongaryt "Good Woodc:, F. & R. Snoxx-don: hunq. -Mr�. i��,rk, Nli4 Livingqtnne, '.%Tr�. Jsrnlli: Rnpq, I.A.
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r I -en them?" McTavish Tylubberpd. c('untrv. It's a safe bet our lumber morning, Moira," constituted the ex- C,. Jnrt,hi, Nlrq. (Dr.) Wnod,�: tea hiq- 1;Twh nr tea cloth, orribroidpred, 11. .11141zes -- James Connolly, S. E. 1'.1.i
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. hence, when the smash Comes an,i Cardigan, howevei, Moira was a min- ginger hermit.s. F. Keegan, ?tfrq. ri,oh, ro-m-hpt., '.Nfiqs LiringtOnno-, Mrs. C'T4Tf.DRFN"S F)FPARTMPNT I . 't-11
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the Tri'll-8 the Sequoia Bank of Gornmeree calls ist,pring angel. Gmdunily- rbe reliev- Tremblay: ronkips, F. & R. Snowden, 'Dr.) lVoods: lun(-h nr tx,s rInfli. lace,, Bost collection of weeds to be . "A
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ruilnin' on foreign orders an, the our Inan and we cannot possibly meet Pd Bryce of the care of the old zrmn. Mirit. Tremblay: plain mnffln.�, J., M- Mr) Wrond,:. NJiqtt Livinz0one.:' mminti-d nnd nnmpd. Mrs. Tremblay; 1. I �
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it, the lumber on hand will prove She made a cusWon for his easy- RirhardRon, Mrs. G. .rArobi; scorps, -A-4hAhle t<�Fk cosry, V.T�. J, Rpid, Miss brO drawinz, pprspprtive, D. Gemin- "'
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SIRVUritY for the loan. will it not? Mary Rold, Mrs. (Dr.) Woods: ment Livinattorle: Probrnidrred sofa cilsh-, hnrdf, Marie Grainger; best drawing, 1A,
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work fact, it will be worth two or three to him, and the correspondence, and loAf, Mary Reid. Mrq. (Dr.) Wnndq--' ion Mrq. 'Makin�. Misq Livingstone ; �till life, VRrip Grainger, I4. Gemin- - � ',
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dollars per thousand more then than discussed with him the receipt and apple pie, J. Riebardsnp, 'Mary Reid; ,s birdt; 1-oopst hard-spwpd Irarments, .. I , '�
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�upted gently. 'To Inter- it is now, because it will be air-dried. deliviary of orders, thp movements of IrTnnn pip. ;Mrs. A. F. Frwin, Mrs_ ivinp.-o'nnp: modo-rn h.gnd-m.qdp band- Marie (.rainger, D. Geminha-rdt; best I .., .,i�,
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ind I can't waste any more And inasmuch as All the signs point the IVInber-fledt, the romedieg and Minkin,q: plain bAked he R nq, M,qry: k rebipfs, Mrq. (Dr.) Woods, Mrs, J. 1-ird house, I). Geminbardt, Mrs. . : .1�i,zL?'
rou.?y time on to Pennington's gobbling us anyhow, tragedies of his Wple, which had be- Reid, Mrs. IT. Tremblay, most suit- I R id; fAttinr. Nfisct Livincrstoroe, Jenn � Tremblay, �
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"r viltun Ste yer faftherr aboot this. of such a procedure, Bryce?rs, the woods or In San Francisco It iteil Pickles, F. & R. Snowden, F. Kee-: M.r,�. Makins, Miss Livingstone; em- :0911 . %�I;.'�,!, 4
Ele'll nae, stand for sic treatment ol "Merely A forlorn hope, Dad. Sonke n�o and gan; Jelily and mnrAal.gdp, A. John- l,rnid(,rp(i centerpiece, vvhi te" Miss Wars oftrIvIth a I , ,, �-�
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Bryee's temper flated up. `Y., mav take a sudden Rpurt and go tip 's ed W. � enTored, Mi -q. Makinq, Miss Living- Snd Fitii-siord, 1. .,. 1.41,
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