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Bgxjister, Solicitor, Conveyancer
and Notary Public. Solicitor for the F
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Dominion Bank, Seaforth. Money to a
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Barristers, Solicitors, Conveyan- s
cler-S and Notaries Public, Etc. Office
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Expositor Office.
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VETERINARY
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JOHN GRIEVE, V.S. t
Honor graduate of Ontario Veterin-
Lry College. All diseases of domestic
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animals treated. Calls promptly at-
tended to and charges moderate. Vet- h
erinary Dentistry a specialty. OMce
and residence on Goderich Street, one s
door east of Dr. Mackay's Office, Sea -
forth. —
A. R. CAMPBELL, V.S.
Graduate of Ontario Veterinary
College, University of Toronto. All
diseases of domestic animals. treated
by t h e in o s t modern principles.
Charges reasonable. Day or night
calls promptly attended to. Office on
Main Street, Hensall, opposite Town
Hall. Phone 116. —
MEDICAL
DR. W. C. SPROAT
Graduat�e of Faculty of Medicine,
University of Western Ontario, Lon-
don. Member of College of Physic-
ians and Surgeons of Ontario. Office
in Aberhart's Drug Store, Main St.,
Seaforth. Phone 90.
DR- R. P. 1. DOUGALL
Honour graduate of Faculty of
Medicine and Master of Science, Uni-
versity of Western Ontario, London.
Member of College of Physicians and
Surgeons of Ontario. Office, 2 doors
east of post office. Phone 56, Hensall,
Ontario. 3004-tf ,
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DR. A. NEWTON-BRADY
Bayfield -
Graduate Dublin University, Ire-
land. Late Extern Assistant Master
Rotunda Hospital for Women and
Children, Dublin. Office at residence
lately occupied by Mrs. Parsons.
Hours, 9 to 10 a.m., 6 to 7 p.m.;
Sundays, 1 to 2 p.m. 2866-26
DR- F. J. BURROWS
Office and residence Goderich Street,
east of the Methodist church, Sea-
forth- 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- i
geons of Ontario. —1
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P19 Palk 4 ,06 Into 40 n
he animals are hooked or raked Out
f the rock crannies at low tides.
iest in history waa a match between
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tl� 14, * ,whites take on � a
boy =y run to 8 or 10 feet in arm
traced to their lairs by
two Irishmen named Blocke aul .
O'Callaghan, or County Cork, in 1752.
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tliick�"4' b Q'WitbW14 'If .Prefer-
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he tter of shells they leave about.
The first regular steeplechase was in .
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a , Se,co Mr. A. Barratt
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ade a survoy of .the distri ,
in .the distri i mlabling st4e�
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A.Ad ; -and pepper aud, wta.1,99
or the octopus is an untidy person
1803 and gradually it found its w4y
to England. In 1836, Nimrod, a not-
is 'de*_e,Ai','twice the quantity Of milk
may ijed.
Brown, , I
prospqr
, ,tors, to register accurately 4ut,t*p,
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nd ,a gTeat crab eater and has an
ed authority, vmoter-,
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elpins hamediately. Before
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fresh usparague is used It, pug
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rtful way of dealing with his prey.
Very much like a spider, he lies in
"A new sysfem of racing has late-
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The patient iiis�u�lly, has, moro con.
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fidence irr,the Aysiqian ha -
. g in' him
1his sorv4cef was available, many er- first
rors in r�klstered claims were noted,
be prepa7d in the usual way.
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vait in his rock cleft. When a crab
ly sprung up in England, which,
however, characteristic of the dhring
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Chop- stx hard -cooked efts into
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as - it, took several ye;w4 to our,�ey
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'114elt one tal*s'oon of buttet, %,qxd;
p ,.
omes sliding along the Octopus
. it of our countrymen, we do not
all pipc&i a
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these- new dlsiri6ts. ]During 1�,
M in
"squaremiles
on- tablespoon of flour ii,
,e oia � add I
tretc,hes out a ,long tentacle very
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,spin(
know how to commend. We allude
cruvubs,-'i4`eason with salt and pepper.
Another problem of the automobile.
eighty-six.huirdred **e' slowly
one cup of milk, Stir con- -
entily grasps the unsuspecti 9 crab
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to the frequent steeplechase raceEl
Place a'layer of this in cassvrole--
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show is satisfying a limousine appo-'
.photographed In conjunction with the stantly
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until It thickens, and �otl and
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r I., Irter, and draws it to his bosom
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that -have ,taken place in ti ie last few
which has been well buttered, then a
titer on a roadster
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topogr4p, lea survexe Canada. add,
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half 'a laspoon of salt, one tda-
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vhe,re hv keeps it, perhaps with a
years, and of which, it appears some
layer of, oysters, and so on alternate-
lie News. .
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So far as pr*ate �orvices are eon- spoon
_td
of Worcest0trishire sauce, One-
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ollection of others, till luncheon time.
are to be periodically repea��. if
ly until, the dish is full. Pour over
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piiop paprika, one-quarter
le is apparently not always hungry,
, hose whose land- is trespassed upon
Ono cupful medium white sauce, then
Another good way to induce sleep
in Canada, is eTaewhere,, has been an teaspoon
made piustaro, -half a cup
�
nd likes to be able, like Mrs. Gump,
are contented, or if recompense be
top *ii)i'a layer of plain, buttered
is a place one foot in front of the
uphill struggle. Formerly,one gweat grated
choose and -two choppedhard-
o ,,put his lips to it when so dis-
made to such as are not, we have
crumbs. - Bake in a mod ,n
erate ovo
other and alternate'for five miles-
Reformer.
handicap to -the development of com- cooked
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'the
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eggs- My until ther ehaepe -
'on*hai�
posed."
nothing further to say on that score.
for thirty,minutes, covering the dish
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Osha'w'a .
mercial flying in Can ada was is
melted and serve toast islices.
Sometimes, however, he falls upon
.
is victim in the most unmannerly and
But we should be very sorry that the
r the first fifteen minutes of cook-
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With winter nearing the close a
short operating season. Several eom- Th�'
pardes, however, have novir overcome teaspoon
e paprika may be omitbed o4d A
minced ad'ded in-
voraciouss way ---bistable martners axe
too frequent repetition of such prac-
tices, should the farmers out of
-ew
number of people are commencing to
this ,'handicap, and are operating stead.
pimento
hocking,teaxs off its limbs, and de-
put
, temper hurtful to fox
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get the automobilious feeling—Brant-.
-throughout the winter months with
Tomato Eggs. . .
vours its flesh as if he had never had
and prove
hunting. We may also take the lib-
CURRENT WIT AND WISDOM -
ford Expositor.
success. These commercial services
"various
(Make -a medium white sauce, using .
a decent meal before.
The octopus has, like many other
erty to remark that onff human life
We are -all more or less rheurnat,c
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Under nio&rn conditions, there is
operate in caipacioes, the two
principal work being fire protectivt� el
lev�xl tablespoons butter, two lev-
tablespoons flour and one cup of
animals, the power of disguising hira-
and several good horses have already
paid the penalty for this rather un-
after forty, aren't we? -Mr. Justice
no necessary place for si�ulpture ex-
cept on the mantelshelf in the
services for various pulp, paper and
milk for each cup of sauce requiredo
self by assuming protective coloring,
reasonable pastime; and that from the
Horridge. .
or
museum. Eric Gill.
lumber companies, and the transport and
keep it hot. Also have heated -
and it is nat always easy to see him
the horses must travel at, con-
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-Mr.
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of men and supplies from the rail- for
this amount of sauce -sine -half
so like is ,he to the rock.
The giants may be terrible enough.
pace
siderable danger to life and limb is
Football and g,olf are fine sports'
but they can't hold a scandal to base-
There are two hells, one the devil
way to the more remote mining ,cup
camps. Examples of winter work be- rubbed
tomaw puree (canned tomato
through a sieve). CarefullY
The Ordinary sort are not really so
always at -hand."
As time passed artificial courses
ball, -Judge.
m4de, and the other you make.-
Glasgow Herald.
ing carried on, this season, include
poach the number of eggs required,
terrible as the story writers make out.
were built, of which that at Aintree,
the patrol of the Hudson Straits, in
and place each on a round of thick
ThL French fishers make Very short
near Liverpool, where the Grand
Happiness is, always where we find
The "Milky Way" is now closed to
order to determine ice conditions dur- ,,bubtered
toast with crust softened or
work of them, and even the little girls
helping with the nets handle them
National was run on March 25th, is
it, but seldom where 'we seek It—
Montreal Star.
Canada by the Lenroot-Taber Bill.-
ing the winter months, the transport removed.
of men and material from the rail-
Season -the tomato purtee
to taiste, slowly add, qt to"the hote
with a contemptuous non4L-halancethat
easily the most famous. The first
held there in 1836 and was
.
Lethbridge Herald.
head to Port Nelson, and 'the scout-
white sauce and pour over the -poach -
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shows how little fear a bather need
race was
won by Captain Becher on The Duke.
The eighteenth century was 'not ex-
-gen-luses.-Wr.
I would rather have the honest
ing of seal schools in the North At-
lantic for
ed egg.
have. In deep water a big one might
be a serious menace, but the octopus
Three years later the first Grand
I ively inhabited by
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Nigel Playfair.
stupidity of the hereditary peer than
the sealing fielet. Com-
merciai flying may be said to have
(When making tomato soup or
tomato sauce add the tomato to the
is rarely met with far from a rocky
National was won, and again Cap-
tain Becher was a starter. He was
the enlightened cunning of the en-
robled industrialist. - Mr. Thurtle,
passed beyond the pioneer stage; and,
milk mixture not the -milk -mixture to
shore.
leading the field when his mount
To the dove of peace it,begins to
M.P.
given efficient management and suit-
the tomato to avoid curdling).
.
The octopus has a powerful parrot
beak and one vulnerable spot, his
crashed down, and Captain Becher
look as if we beat our swords into
oil shares. -Brooklyn Eagle.
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able types of aircraft� its extension
will come naturally on an economic
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neek It is a mere "waist" between
had just time to crouch down in the
basis I . I
head . and body. However deadly his
hedge to escape the flying hoofs of
Anyway, the modern- husband never
AVIATION IN CANADA
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embrace, a pinch there brings him to
the horses. Fortunately none of
them fell and -he escaped. The On-
sees any switches parked on the
Civil aviation in Canada is almost
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reason as no other argument will.
tario Jockey Clu�b remains staunch to
bureau. -Cincinnati Enquirer.
unknown to the majority of her peo-
A WONDERFUL VETERAN
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the old English tradition, however,
Jellicoe was the only man on either
ple, as its operations are carried out
Lard Balfour will soon be 79, but
GRAND NATIONAL IS A
and at every meeting gives rich
de who could lose the war in
si an af-
in the vast hintoerland for the pur-
no one woudd guess -the tale of his
by, which Arnerican-owned or bred
prizes for these events which are un-
ternoon.-Mr. W-iinston Churchill.
poses of forest and fish conservation,
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years. Except for a slight deafness
THRILLING EVENT
doubtedly the most spectacular that
Star.
airr survey and the rapid transport
and fo'r white hairr, old age seems to
times. Mr. Schwartz still has an en-
ourse provides.
"Why should a girl want to get
of prospectors and scientists in th , eir
leave no great mark on him. His
Jack Horner has been scratched
confined to overheatod, badly venti-
married?" asked a writer. That's
work of the ,development of natural
voice is as rich -and resonant as ev-
from the Grand National and thus her busine&�The Passing Show. resources. The press carry many er; the is still active and his interest
have been diminis,hed American hopes BABY'S HEALTH despatches about the development of in men and , affairs continues un -
of victor Jack Horner won last nny�,�i T L 1, " +-4 -F +_ 4- air transportation throughout the Em- i, , A A . .
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year, and though he was British -bred
1114 1 ri F, 0
ave en asser ng - J
yeam that the twelve finest novels
pire, yet few Canadians realize ithat
a a e . s Lord rre6ident of the
Council it was his duty to hand to
he was owned by A. Charles Schwartz
� Can Best Be Guarded With Baby*s
are Russian. -Mr. Arnold Bennett.
Canada has the only two self -sustain-
the King a copy of the Speech which
a popular New York ,sportsman, and
Own Tablet,;.
,
V�
ing private air transport routes in
his Maje�ity read on the Opening of
his triumph was hailed with as much
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Toronto just now consists ,of Hon.
the Empire- These are on an abso-
Parliament, and one wonders -whether
glee as though he had won the Der-
The Spring is a time of anxiety to
George Howard Ferguson and a num-
lutely commercial basis, having no
Lord Balfour would recall the occa-
by, which Arnerican-owned or bred
mothers who have little ones in th-
ber Of other people. -Border Cities
government subsidy or contract what-
sion when he shw Lord Beaconsfield
horses have been able to do several
home. Conditions make it necessary
Star.
soever.
performing a similar duty. When
times. Mr. Schwartz still has an en-
to keep the baby indoors. Ile is often
An eldcrly New York banker wit:n
.
Means of transporta,tion, thei r
Lord Beaconsfield went to the House
try named Darracq, which is coriced-
confined to overheatod, badly venti-
The pipes of an organ in a Belgian
relative diffitulty or ease, their speed,
Of Lords he was in ill -health and his
ed to have a chance, and other Ameri-
Irited rooms and catches cold which
church are made entirely of paper.
siifet3i ' and comfort play a great pairt
association with the House of Peers
cans who are likely to have starters
, rack his whole system. To gun rd
'Note paper, of course. -Sault Daily
in.the history of civilization. The
was the. closing period of his long
are Laddie Sanford, the polo player,
's
against this a box of Baby , Own
.9 ta r.
railway, steamship, automobile, bele-
political life. It is as Disraeli rather
whose Sergeant Murphy scored :n
Tablets should be kept in the housc,
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graph, telepthone and radio have
than Lord Beaconsfield that he is
1923, and who has Mount Etna, Mar-
and an occasional dose given the baby
Some men owe their success to
greatly modified our political, indus-
rem,einbered. But Lord Balfour will
sin and Bright's Boy; Col. F. M. Al-
to keep his stomach and bowels work-
their wivog and some their wives to
trial and social' conditions. Air
be Yernemberd both as "Arthur
ger, of Detroit, with Ballinode; H,r-
ing regularly. This will prevent colds,
thdr SLICI-eSS. — Rincardine Review-
transportation, in its turn, must now
James" and as One of the greatest of
old Fowler, of Far Hills, N.J., with
constipahob or colic and keep baby
Report(�r.
be added to those mechanical
our elder statesmen. Elevation to the
Golden Peace and Pop Ahead, and Al
well. The Tablets are sold by medi-
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influences which are changing mod-
peerage has in no way diminished -his
Davis of Long Island with Paulinus.
cine dealers or by mail at 25 cents a
Like niost of the rest of us, the
ern life so radically. The Great War
activities. His counsel is valued by
11 is said that Me.,ssrs. Fowler and
ho, from The Dr. Willinrns' Medicine
mercury these days is most decidedly
temporarrily dilvertied the progress of
his colleagues in the Cabinet, and in
Davis expect to ride as well The
having its ups and downs—Brantford
aviation from its natural course, but
deba he is still as forcible ever
Graduate of University of Toronto A rican contingent is a for . midablc �
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Co,, Brockville, Ont.
Expo,;it4)r. .
this science has now resumed its
.
He still retains his unrivalled power
Faculty of Medicine, member of Col-'
one, the most imposing in numbers
lege of Physicians and Surgeons of
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place as a constructive agency in our
of spontaneous spetech and a few
l�
. that has ever appeared in an English
Ontario; courses in
Whon a man sings in his bath it
economic structure. Its preparedness
notes scrib,bled On a ong envelopeare
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pass graduate I ic race. The favorite is Sprig,
Chicago Clinical School of Chicago ; i ciass
OYSTER ALMOST EQUALS MILK
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meari-s ow, ,of two things. Either he
for national defense will be strongest
all that he requires to guide him
Royal Ophthalmic Hospital, London,11 and for sentimental reason.-, alone this
IN TISSUF-BUILDING MATERIAL
is happy or the door won't lock.-
where its constructive use in civil
through a long, intricate, and closely
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England; University Hospital Lon- I would be the most popular winner
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There is deal food
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Sunday Pidtorial.
life is most widespread. Roth.in war
reasoned argument. His figure is
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don, England. Office -Back of Do- since the owner is Mrs. .M. Partridge,
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a great more
and in peace, aviation requires a
penhaps the most familiar of all poli -
minion Bank Seaforth Phone No 5. a 74 -year-old lady, whose two sons
�, alue in an oyster than many hous,�-
An eldcrly New York banker wit:n
trained personnel for both piloting
ticians to the man in the street, He
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Night calls answered from residence, Nvf-re k-ill -ed in the World War, Their �I wi,ves think. I his delicate shell rish a 75-rnwrri house married his c,br,.rn- and maintenance. is fond a ambling about London
, and
Victoria Street, Seaforth. 1 greatest ambition was to win this I is almost equal to milk in protein- bermaid. With that many rooms, After the Armistice, Canada found his tall striking figure immediately .
� 1*a(le, and in honor of thf�ir memory � or tissut, building material. it'� a w,.nder ,he ever met her. -Kit- a wide field ft,r- flying operations secures recognition- Many people, in-
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DR. J. A. MUNN i their mother bought and entered the" To clean oysters: Strain'the liquor chener Rccord. awaiting development. To the north deed, treat him as if he were a Royal
Successor to Dr. It. R. Ross I horse. I through a pi�,ce, of cheesecl )th. Wash of the railway-, lies a vast extent of personage and salute him in one fa- 9
Graduate of Northwestern Univerg-q ThL� Grand National is the most I the hands, then pass each Oyster ;1;o pn�.,ent_day athlertie can be said virgin country where. m-odern means shion or another compliment which
ity, Chicago, 111. Licentiate Royal, difficult race in the world, It is � through the fingers, using extreme to have reached the peak until he has of transportation are non-existent Lord Balfour returns with a rather arms, r1r^ Xsead
College of Dental Surgeons, Toronto.' ' t4) remove all bit- of shell, a., a business manager. -Hamilton Her- and methods of travel hav CAU me . no sk
� nearly five rnije,s, for although the ,are e changed embarrassed inclination of tho ,head.
.1 ) very serious accidents may result loan urmkpd
Office over Sills' Hardware, Main St., � official distance is some half a mi.e I , aid. little in the past two centuries. The
Seafortb. Phone 151. , shorter, �wcause of the large number - from n(,glect of this pre -caution. Then growing importance of the forests MWL No 9&"Nbes
- -- - ---- — (if starter,4 and the character of the place t1hv oysters in a strainer and A w�,rnan thinks there is only one of Canada, the need for theihr bett,er BEST EGG RECIPES FROM MANY ,
DR. F. J. BECHELY coirrse few horses can run straig � pour cold water through them. man iti the world whose wife is per- conservation, and the approaching 3L IL UNTMOSAW
Graduate Royal College of Dental I It is be -set with terrific jumps and � CondimentR, I foct.- �'hirago News. depletion of the more accessible HOMES " Tiewaft NLI I
Surgeons, Toronto- Office over W. R. includes patches of plowed land. A! stands of timber through the immense 'Curried Eggs.
Smith's Grocery, Main Street, Sea-' horse has to he a wonderful jumperl 147hen raw oysters are served "r- The coat. and pants do all thet work demands of the growing pulp and ' � -
forth. Phones: Office, 185 W.; resi- to clear all th(, foric" even at no� tain Condiment-, seem to he i n , der. but thf- �,�st gets all the gravy. -New paper industry, were. attracting public Three hard -cooked eggs, two table- Agunt, Hesiry Lawreses. 16khM
derice, 185J. 3055-tf fa�;Ivr pace t'han a hand gallop. In- I L(mon juice and horseradi ae time- York Tinies. . attention to the need for improved I spoons butter, two tablespoons flour,
--- de( -d bookmaker.,; frequently offerl honored accompaniment--;, and home- — forest services. Flying has' provided one cup milk, one-quarter teaspoon -
AUCTIONEERS � odds of two to one that no given mado catsup is deliriou,s. This -s , To ,peak o,f the ultimate destina- for this want, and the governments salt, one-quarter teaspoor� curry 1310,W -
horse will finis,h the course. ',,T he required for oyster cocktail, Fried Mtish der, one-eighth
�;. tinn (,f the hon. members in this of Ontario, Quebec and A ]BARGAIN
09CAR W. REFD � frequency with which they fall, in- Oyster-,, oyster patties, and oysteT9 house iq riot in 6rder.-The Speaker. Columbia have established air ser- three slices toast. "Method: Make a
jur�ing thern-,olves, and riders, h a -S fri(hrl in batter should he garnished vices for this control. One hundred white sauce.of butter, flour, milk and FOR SALk.-Five acres, on* =Us
Licensed auctioneer for the Coun- I and sixty-six million acres of forests seasonings. Cut eggs in eighths, from S"forth; - modern house vdthi
ties of Perth and Huron. Graduate i led . �` many humanitarian outcries with slices of lemon sprinkled with Thp rage for cross -word puzzles is are now protected by regular air iength.Wise. Reheat in sauce and furnme, bath and toilet, small basti;
of Jones' School of Auct.ioneering,l against the race� It has also been finely minced parsley. Tiny home- but one of the modern signs that patrols In Canada. Ontario, -for serve on toast. . ffwd orchard. Taxes, $15. Spleafti
Chicago. Charge.; moderate and sat- I strongly urg(,d that it is not a real made pickles are delicious with coolt- there is in us more mental ability examfvle, has nineteen planes operrat- Eggs With Asparagus. ekance to start chicken farm, beM
isfaction guaranteed. Write or wire test since the b( -,;t horse in the ed Oystterg and lemon balves with the than wr knowhow to utilize. -Sir Ar -
Oscar W. Reed, Staffa, Ont. phon ing in the forest regions of the north. Two eggs, one small tin asparagus, at& Apoy* to
no world has to 'have a bit of luck to pulp removed, filled with catsup or thur Kpith,
11-2. 2965x12 win. But sportsmen see nothing piccalilli or any of the piquant red This corps not only participate in two slices of toast, butter, pepper and IL & HATM
fire detection, but trans -port men and salt to taste.
— wrong in this, Most Of them apprOV- tomato sauc,e,s, make a very ornamen- Now it is said that China purposes supplies for fire suppression and 'Method: Place asparagus tips with 295&tf 0 30alfertk CUL
THOMAS BROWN ing of the element of luck, particu- tai and appetizing addition to raw or "striblishing a legation in Canada. sketch and photograph forest areas ..
Licensed auctioneer for the counties larly if it h-appens to be in their fried oysters or patties. Tben, if you lose your laundry check , = —
of Huron and Perth. Correspondence favor. It is this element of luck there will be somebody bigber up to for inventory purposes. Similar work
arrangements for sale dates can be that gives so frequently a touch of Oyster Cocktails. appeal to.-HarnillEon Spectator. is being done in Quebec and British
one 212, Sea- romance to the race. Corlumbia, but not on so large a scale. . I
forth, aT The Expositor Office. Charg- The luck of the race and the Thirty medium oysters, 2 teaspoons Quebec, however, is using its sor-
es moderate, and satisfaction guaran- terrifying nature of the course were prepared horseradish, 3 tableiipoons Writer says golf is the one game vices to'aid in an accurate Survey Of
teed. never so strikingly show as in 1911. tomato catsup, 1 t6aspoon salt, two at which the hopeless dub may play unexplored territory. Men and sup-
, There were twerity-six starters and tablespoorls vinegar, 4 tablespoons and enjoy himself. How iabout rock- plies are taken into these areas by
�SCAR KLOPP tweryty-five of them fell. The sur- lemon juice, %.teaspoon tabag"O ing the canoe? -Border Cities Star. air and supply caches laid ahead for Why Procra-- $tin'ate
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Honor Graduate Carey Jones' Na- vivor and winner was Glensiae, a sauce. I the parties. Seientists are thus I .
tional School of Auctioneering, Chi- one -eyed horEve that had been cough- Method.- Where fresh oyslters� are The trouble with blondes is that relieved of the arduous trips by canoe I
e'ago. Special course taken in Pure ing badly for weeks before the -race, obtainable, they are usually served they are -ail ligV-t-headed. - Strat- to and from their field of operations,
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on the half -shell, on a plat of crushed ford Be,,on_H,e#1d. , and are enabled to penetrate inueb
gred Live Stock, Real Estate, Mery- and never would have started bad , OUR Spring Suit is here and we are waiting to
O'bandise, and Farm Sales. Rates in his owners not known him fo,r a ice, ,around a small glass holding the I . farther inland than has been hereto- take your measure for it. Some one is going to
kcreping with prevailing market. Sat- particularly safe jumper. Another cocktail mixture. When it is not pos- One of the furmiest things in the fore practical. y
fihiction wsured. Write or wire, sible,to get the oysters in the shell, The Royal Canadian Air Forf.e be disappointed by deferring his order. Take
greAt factor is experierice of the , -
08cat Kloppo' Zurich, Ont. Phone, course, and a horse that has stood up cockAils may be served in ice-sbells � . - ,__� through its various stations through- a little advice sometimes, this bit anyway, and act on
13-63. 2866- . 62 in one Grand National is much mom made for this purpose, or in cases -- --- . out the country, is doing most it at once too. "Leave you latitude and longitude with
-1. I. I favored to win the next one than a made from green pepper shells --in , I valuable service in many lines-, of . . . . �
� R. T. LUKER higher -class animal that lacks ex- halves of grapefruit, or in -large I actIvilty. FiTe detection and forest us now to secure your place on our order book."
Ucensed AuctiondeT for the County . ce. Unlike races on the flat, claret glasses. Put five medium 6ya- inventory work are carried on over 11 , I
df A&&&' Stiles attended to in all, Perm ters into each glass and pour the I I , the Grown Lands of -the prairie Gu4ranteed Indigo Serges Grey Worsteds
V.&W of the county. Seven rears' ex- the great majority of starters in the dressing over them. To make tb�e 1-1 ;41�, & � provine-eil. During the fishing season,
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kerlanee in Matil&ba and daiskatche- Grand National are aged. It is true dressing thoroughly mix horseradish, Spring Fancys M& Tweeds
�_ that the race has fallen to a five- 11 patrols are maintained along, the
-A - Sitow tewotiable. Phone No. the n e a -ad indeed catsup, vinegar, -lemon juice, t'abasco 1; � 11 I Pacific Coast -for fishery &oteetion; .
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� 4 the starters av�eraget from eight to gal'
, I dressing should be very cold. prevent the use of illegal nets, fishing ,
# ,, ,01ed - Now Hurry .
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) If � : I, d6i SeAforth, yea -Ta old. It I,,; true tbat after ten �� during elosed seasons, or *ithout . ''
, "011T. : � . years or even before, the edge of a Oyst I er Salad. I 1%tw6 or in restrio-ted area& - � ' - ' '
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