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. " bandling. Gross carelessness rather ii4v, f- , THe M00t'DKWCAT= MM. , Xew.� York are X, , ,I.f*. ., RRMW "i ,� t,""", � I ,� , �
e is the underlying Here I had trawdled 3,000 ,miles, $entI0.4'�:61id yet leave tbo pq�llc_su �,.,,14_ , " I
lel.,clov -S Candy! than ignorant . R AWP14 M& A", i;
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. cause of this unnecessary 1403,%." with London's zoo as one of tlietob� feriag' ' I . the dls�lay- of sumMer cpfsWroop, go, �L, .. I �Z �fii %el I JP. �-
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. y ause I wasn't a fellow, just then chdl%p'ft�lan. Crime and vice; � while � 1.1 1,77, � - �� , ,'�;� � : - .
f" *a his hot, rocky road. meat packers every year through bee . able freshness And& smv i �X I T� � I . .
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their member's ticket m baud. superflo , I . happily combined with woos � , � I 11 . ,:�, , �,�,
� bar 0 smooth, white stonel methods of handling and shipping 01 , 1. '. I I . s , . R; t� ,-
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live stock is very serious. The worst ppose ,that, your ticket let ft. sympathy. Great dist.Laters in the sidinmer of 1021, when pes- jersey type or with crepe , I I I
I I TOay, to mmke a lastmiff, of it is that not much general advance would take me in with you?" I asked like the'.W.s.sissippi flood a�aMdant- simi$m was everywhere' a w�114n- i . It comes as no surpri0e t ' 4t'an ef,4 �4 I'll � I t
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satisfying impreazion, take is being made. ,Much of the good boldly- "I'm from Canada." ly appeal ,to sympathy, but, Eke a formed man told me that the hasin less fort should,be made t6 stimulAte an' ,. I I , I
,a. A Londoner great war, are too mckpsqous , I I �
�', 1-1 I her Wrigley - N-.,ork being done by farmers and other It certainly, would! to be depression would last for several active interest In both linen and cot- . I , : I , � 11 ". '.
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�701. ',; A Canadian, he told me. And so for ination to get beyond indi'�idual i vitally interested' in their, rel4val , .. �
�_ I . . . others that are careless. Many farm- � Immediately I thanked God and � . .
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�k`l __ __ -attle, but the rernoval of horns often antics of the animals in London's things most nLv.,s is. bad pew.$, and mark that we must obe on the very ary ,to bring this aboutp so thkt much I
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I ;�L givts to those that have horns .. ' threshold �of better times. I 11 W, .
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1��k,"_ -1, In hogs, the report of. one packing ' . men predicted Another three years of! As linens interest of design and, color. I ,X,',�� ,
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3!�.. . I __ -, �� THIN, WATERY BLOOD �,.00d news i war, But the war ended .
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I" ; L" olant for the week ending June 4th time when it was badly needed. In the spring of 1920 even well -in- I small, appear to be given prominence . 11 .4
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years' of prosperity. ' The prosperity line jackets in alle ver .lwtterh, bour�d
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Sure to Follow.
sites to the gallant young aviator,
4he popular rtponse to 'his exploit
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wa� even then nearing its end. i
with plain material, are among the
ways linen is introduced for spoets
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. In �o trouble is delay or neglect
was admAral,ly unselfish and disin-
It is a settled trait of human nature, I
to assume that whatever situation
wear, these jackets topping '
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more dangerous than in ana '
terested. FvNv people imagined ,his
actical utility,
exists at the moment must continue
two-piece dresses. One feels
interest in the how that
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thin, water*y blood. It is very com-
yet the world felt spiritually the
to exist a longtime.
sumlitter one's
thoice . of frocks may include thos'
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The facts, of course, are entirely
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to the contrary. You cap absolutely
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OFFICERS:
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I _S5 hogs.
in doors. It makes its approach in
as it =d(. out what mannei of
young man this was, and proceeded
depend upon -this:-that whatever is,
to to be; Noth-
Newer still may be cited piques,
which have long, been. in disuse ex- I
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so stealthy a manner that it is often,
well developed before the trouble is
to fall in lo� o - with him, at sight.
is not going continue
ing is certain in this world except one
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cept by the French woman
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recognized.
Emotional floodgates which had. long
thin g -and that is change.
servative taste, who -Invariably has'
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D. F. Mef I ,ei7ltas
xregor Seaforth, �
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But taken in time the tonic treat-
been unlocked gave way to such a
hilosophers recognize th' truth;
p is
a pique vestee or gilet with v�hiqh,she,
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ment through the use of Dr. Wil-
lianis, Pink Pills, so enriches the
tide of hurri:m sympathy and admir-
nation as perhaps had never flowed
,ordinary men and women do no',
which accounts for many misfortunes.
wears a tailleur. are
showing exceedingly smart and ser-
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Alex- Leitch, R. R. No. 1, Clinton ;
W. E. Hinchley, Seaforth; John Mur-
I Five hundred and eighteen hogs Of
blood that good health and strength
toward any human being, for in the
age of hero, -s the *worshippers wese
Both start the journey of life to-
viceable piques, plain and p#nted,
piques that have a strong appeal fox
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ray, Egnionolville; J. W. Yee,
I t week's rereipts werti badly brui-
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is speedily regained. The correction
by modern ,,tandp.rds few. if the
gether and pursue it under precisely
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girl who likes even her cotion
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� Think of the inhumanity reveal-
in the 218 hogs clubbed and whip
Of anaemic conditions by Dr. Wil-
liams, Pink Pills is as certain as any-
world from time to time gets into .
the same circuinstanens a common ,the
goal.
frocks to be smartly tailored.
th,ese and what is proper for evening. '
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I marked. The great nu
is evidence
thing can be. Miss Teresa Heafey,
I Dunraven, Que., is one of the many
the doldrum, it always sooner or
, ,ater gets out:-
But the oidinary man travels as
though he were the first human beirigr
One wonders how far-reaching this
new cotton movement.,may becom-i.
All who have followed the various I
reports of changes that have come to t i
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William Rinn, No. 2, Seaforth ;
in the hams also certain
that rough handling is the cause O�
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anaernic sufferers who ha�s found new
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rhe fair brv;.ze blew, the white foam
who had ever gone over the � It seems,hardly fitting to don a cot-
path '
pass in the silhouet must have real- t. IV
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John Bennewies, Brodhagen; James
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the injuries. As the bulk Of
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health through the use of this medi-
flew,
When. he reaches a little bill h- ton frock over silken lingerie. Those
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Evans, Beechwood-, M. McEwen, Clin.
most of
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1 cine. She says: -"I cannot express
The furrow foflowed free.
Perhaps had been whistl I ing
I who think about harmonious ensem-
thrd%vs up his bands and shouts an -I .
bles believe that triple voile, a lin-
rather than - decline. not
mean anything as radical As empire
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: plant it is evident that the greater
I tuo warmly my thanks for what Dr.
pomile
for a wind 1,,tiger than usual whin
assumes that all the rest of the jour- gerie favored abroad, will became of
or directaire lines are threatened, but
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� ,)art of t'ne iniury occurred in hand-
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* -Lberlin and
Undberglit �,�id then Chan
ney will be over high ground. �
I � "eater interest for summer wear.
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that there is more inclination to ac -
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Grieve, No. 4, Walton: Robert Ferris.!
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iing of farms and shipping statio,
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Levine stir:-. (I their uneasy calm,
When, a few months later, he I -,
'-, Many American women subscribe to
knowledge the natural waist -line even /
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I ack of proPer loading chutes at i run-down condition. I was very ner-.
forivous,
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nrid the rie% --:,)n was proportionate.
plunged into the valley, be bd
his hope. F the comfortable and sensible creed of
to accent it, although by nothing so
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Seaforth-, Murray Gibson, Brueefield
i f, On, le had little desire for food, a,
-;rrns is undouhterllv resp sib I III
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�'lapping' s. .' . , . stag ant seas
his courage and row such
depths, be there be athletic underwear, especially in suirt-
crucle as a marked indentation. W
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. ,.y ` ,%.-ould feel tired out , t the least exer-
a big percentage of I osses. The i - -1
. losses each run into v--. In this condition I began tak- I
tion.
- * . -emp-Y bives . . . rumble,
cries, can -
no es . mer. It is a logical choiee for wear
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money year
; ' I ing Dr. IvVilliani,s' Pink Pills, and be-il-iumble,
f tires. I-,urely hurnanity and
cl,,!�-chiek-clack. Things
The philosopher, knowing some -:with the tub frock.
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' I interest will induce v .'- � `ore using them very long
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elry is constantly being
Treating the Company Rough. -The
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b"appens. ou-, ,ki or change
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neyed on before, understand* ,impressed
have, jour .
in that the "Pon us by those who have returned
following sign a prom-
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SEAFORTH,ONT.
t --v are 11n,perIv equipped to tit) th-.-ii- der their continued use was Com-
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a r . t in these inhumank, i restored. For this reason I
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of alternating ups and downs. He from Paris, which is at present agog
Strictly
"Take a brick home; it's fine when
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p preventing ijetely
I conditions. I-sinestly a(lvise woak. girl� to,
-xpects them, discounts them and . o ver gold jewelry. speaking,
company comes."-�St.- John Times-
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representing only the beat Can-
asteful till
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WHAT'S T11F RrAL CAUSE OF
. this note is not new, for, kold jewel -y
travels on without undue perspiration - i ts
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What Lincoln through the
Settled Fingers. -Some of these �,
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A 11 kinds of insurance effected
including-
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I - i,t-fs,� -ed a
Medicine Co., Brock-lgoitre.hasl . ..(, � bo(,.;t
pulled
(,i il War? In the blackest hour he t;nue to design and to show gold jew-
, � iakes the subject worthy of
v 'I ry n
lean back, (itaw a deep breath,
modern girls act as if the finger wa.3
the only part of her engag6d.-Bran-
i,
. .
.:�
at the lowest rates,
.,and glorious impre..'-11)r.
Anior�g a th(ju�
, ,�recei%
Williams' ,
i ;1nd a knocl,-, lie I ost came from a
.vould consideration. .
"This,
don Sun. I
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FIRE, LIFE, ACCIDENT, AUTO-'sior., (it' London alWaVs vi%id 1% I -,
-(u fr ,:
1 . illo, Ont.. anti 1,1h y will mail N I kr (
" Massachusetts made
:ind remark: too, will pass."
Prc,m.et, more than any of the oth-
-,
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�, TORNADO AND PLATE tn-,i memory of a little tea-shop on .0itre surv(..� o!'
MOBILE i,,. useful little book on "Building Un
I - � flie Blood." The pills can he obtained by Dr. Ole,, :�. lie found very little
GLASS RISKS. Regent street, where for a shillin-OnL
In the winter of his old age Emer-
of the haute couture, featured gol,l (
son's house burned down. It was a I Firs .
;ewelry at her midseason opening.
.
Tepid. -I 'asked if she thought he *
.
he talked
I .
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I
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-Also-
�(.
I Jitre in the ras,tf�rn part of the state.
. nnght ;nduigv in I:ttle bluv sa'rl�li -hrough any (Iruggist or 1,y mail at -
jani,; box from The Dr. Williams'l The fish and ,t:t(ir eaters of the coast
tragedy, destroying many prized pos-,
, Heavy gold chains of twisted link'
essions and very nearly costing him
was in earnest, she said so,
but he kissed like a relative. - Galt I
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of Dem'shur cream, rwipberry 5t) cents a areas were rwlirly free ffom evidenc.-�
are revived in this house. In somP
I imagined, I his
Reporter. A
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REAL ESTATLeand LOAN AGENT' h,,c muflins and a cup of tea. a�! Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont. I of the disea- The only goitre dis-
� My friends had advised me to e I
hi s whop. read -
- life.
,,.iournals'l that I would find a ful'i instances, two ebairfs. are connected
. 9' intervals by tiny barrettes,
*of
, Ns
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Representing "Huron and EHe"
--------.O- L ali
I the Trocadero. What', 'ricts of th(, '.ZltL' Wert' a few loc -
often
account it. ITistead I found ah
Still Watchfully Waiting-Ameti-
I
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"
Mortgage Corporation, of London,
at Vr;ncL's or I ties in ,the M:iddIC and northwestern
-,;hop on a!
- rmnsense' That little tea OF I
FLOWING THF, WORLD OUT "etion. ,
entry consisting of these two eloquent I jcwplrid.
j Worth has concentrated more upon
ca n policy in China: Watching Bri-
tain
= I _!
� .1,�
Ontario.
Prompt attention paid to placing
I quiet street was a bit of London. I
the little �ign hung
;
THE DOLDRUMS
,
I The knoch caryie from India. More
i
words:
"House burned." hi-Rcelets and has found inspiration in
and waiting to see which way
the cat jumps. -Toronto Star. '
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risks and adjusting of claims.
I CVen remember
over the space cleared for dancing:
' than a dozen years ago, Dr. McCar-
becaiu(.- that
. Most of -us will never acquire quite %intique effects, such as the wide, fl�x_
�
ible gold bracelet, which is almost
/
".1
"I'll.
Business established 50 years,
' Please do not Charleston here.
Nautical expressions stick racily in
lisoin cor�yiyi6ed goitre.
, W`e
.,o much of the philosophic snirit. the texture 6f 'bands the
�-*
,,��
..�r,��;
guaranteeing good �erocel
I Tht girdti-s won't stand it."
I
the language even after they have
There
resulted frohi the IlYinking of grossly
.
- - s
This was becau. 0 0:.
will insist on extractin'g ouite a good
ribbon and
,
.Wrist snugly. For sports wear,Worth
They Have IL -However, the styles
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OFFICE PHONE, 33-
1 . * *
I -pent two hour, in the British
,�eased to mean inuch at sea.
.
--p few -(-, ar(i-r19_`f'1'S afloat, ye-
' 'I
polluted .vater.
'
his oli,vi-vations of the prevalence of
len] more -coTIversational material
r
I , .rom our misfortune-, than that.
/has launched gold circlets *rimmed
would indicate that it's woman, and
hut little here
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RESIDENCE PHONX 60.
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Museum. Coming away from that there is as much force in the phra.ie
in
the disc:iso, among people who drank
t-Iluted water in that coun-
But the time may well come when
with colored enamel and approves
.
three ,such hands on wrist in eF_
not rnan. who wants
below.-Hitchener Record,
..
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....,
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,-
. home of a million wonders I turned;tRken aback" as the days when
. '
:,W York- I skippers on the seven seas watched
the to chat with a Nc
grossly
,
Zrv. Tic wrote extensively on th,�
.
10 will all have a little better his-
;1 -,one
fe
.ctive color combination-, such act I
I
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ef'.
-_ __ ,-. _. _7 - ____ - - -
.
I at gate
I er. We both looke, back at the I th� Weather to keep the sails front
115 -m and I m iad to remember I being struck on the wrong .side by
subject. :it the time. Then came tha,
suggesti;,ii that goitre xesulted from
torical and economic perspective—
-now that period- of
',vh(,n we will k 11 'L
blue, red and green. Naturally, one
I wears jewelry of quite a different I
I
Low Enough for Comfort. -No pol- I
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LONDON AN D WINGHAM
rn t
-,.n t it built sometime between I a shift of wind. The famous dol -
a prolong -d diet that wag too low in in"EtWon anti dell ion succee eac
l character Tor sports than Tor after- itician ever builds his fences so hign J`� I
I
N3
I
I a was
I on th -! drurns may not mean a great deal co
iod;nv, pn,vided the water
supply other with much the same regularity
noon wear, and, of course, there is that they can't be comfortably strad-
*!3:,
, "
North-
; 1823 anti 1847. commented
'the people in a full -powered steamer
sed ,.vs.; also poorer in iodine.
u -
,
as day and night -when we will neit�-
I a vast difference between both of dled-London Free Press.
I I'�
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a.ra.
f act.
p.m. I
He replied: "These Englishmen I -,vho can cut through the Sargasso
In this investigation it was
found
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Exeter ............ 10.16
6.041
;, r,, certainly funny. Imagine huild-, �:Pa without noticing it. but in human
t hat, rmlji,rhly sI5eaking, thp
g,ritr,1
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Hensall ........... 10.30
6.18 ; a lare I . ike that one -�torey high."!
affairs, the doldrums play as import-
belts were regions where the
water -------"--- - - ---- ---- -- _-7-7
-_ ---------, _.____.,____________ -------
-
I 1�,, 'iodine.
,,,
Kippen ...........
10.35
6.23 'np; V * . *
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,int a part as. they used to have at
was po(,r in Dr. McCarrison
I
,�.,
.... I
Ihmeefielid .........
10.44
6.32
One afternoon I arranged to
Trivet i
sea. The nature of the doldr -ums ha-;
accepted the theory and wrote in
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g ......
_�nton Jet. .
10.58
6.46 -
6.52 my friend Mae at Westminster
- � been set forth vividly by thousands
Ah I
sppport of it. In a recent repok lie
,
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Clinton, Ar . .......
11.05
hey. He was late, and it was
just 1 -)f nautical writers of the old wind
returns to his first opinion, if he had
, !".
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Clinton, Lv . .......
�Iwt T .
11.15
1121
6.52 -
6 58 i twenty-five minutes before closingijamming
days. Of a sudden the
ever abandoned it, but without en-
ti --1 ivin - the iodine A fi, -
I'll nwn c . ....... . time w7hen we paid our sii-pence each 'rade wind which has brought, e .1 � IF, k, I , J -
1. .. Londesborough .... 1125 7.12 th Or . revisited the
% " and were admitted. The last sight- ship prosperously on its way flickers c ) y In 1923 he �
,L� Blyth ............. 11.44 7.21 . in which he found so rnucb V -9.4:-zi�z._.-.w . _;�...:.. _4 ,- '.?�-%..,,��:;:�:�, g%osw-".
41 � seeing party had gone, and we decid- out and gives plwe to an indefinite school "...'.'..... .......'-1 ... .. .,_,�. '..." I ��,�.,,,.w ,� ........ . .
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. Belgrave .......... 11.56 7.33 goitre i n 1912. At the time of his 11 . , . -
ed to journey through the sanctuar- period of depressing calm punctuated R -A -gg'.11-?41:'1 ,:�. - .,
,,..;. Z!,*k'N' �Pl .. . 11 .10 -�], -�:.;Z:;.:,;:. . ",
`o'111: 'Wingharn Jet., Ar. . 12.08 7.4 In first visit over two-thirds of the girls ,.� -.O �..�.;,',�:111': 1-�:, ,�..;., F. , : .
ies, chapels and transepts alone. On with fitful anti, delusive breeze.". . . ..::;-�' ,
-1.1-1 "', " - --1111.1.11. -
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Wingham Jet-, Lv.. 12.09 of "The more than sixteen years of age had = ��111 �. . . ., i , .,� I. IF ,:.. ..::
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Ir tip -toes as though we treaded on extreme case- like that * _�M. "" ",'�,-'. .w 1A I '...m. ." - �'.., I
. some goitre.' IM 1923 he found only M ,.,�i.�.:., _.��` - ..�
,r,15,
t',�- 1"2 �' , I-; 1.�_ ;��.- ,111,
I -�-� ,,�'.**1/-'.,,:!-_ �
�i' 'u 11oly gTound-and holy it is we walk- Ancient Mariner," the ressel may be ;�. ":�,.::o:
, ,Wingham ......... r:f.!.Z,i1,1'V.6� "; 4.., .
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Soutit. Pd down "Statesmen's Aisle," over held for weeks "as idle*as a painted one hoy and ten girls with goitre, ,V" ir, ..., I..., I �� :;.;:1' k:k:: :.L e
_ .4. " .� " , " .
_ _;1!:.;.1...;,1;,1,1;;1..� . *, ,,;� 1:.�..
, q --, -e4�.$�P�.�,:,.,:�xj��:- . .
the slabs of Gladstone, Disraeli, Peel, shop upon a painted ocean." This w a s less then one -fortieth of the � ".4. . *
whole numbet. I -, I ;�,-.""�:��?� �:'�:;, I I
iti", , a.m. P.m. Pitt and those glorious statesmen of Ordinarily it is merely a matter of In 1918 the old and polluted water . �'-,�. " q.,. � $, - i,.* - _- .., .., .: V ? �,� � I - i, �,, ...
ll.", 6.55 3.15 another day. -for a wind and waiting pa- supply was abandoned and a new and
.. 7.01 3.21 Later we found ourselves, alone, whistling . .
"I tiently for the sails to fill. , "The pure supplv b�came available. This N
� . Belgrave .......... 7.15 8.32 ;n the chapel of Henry VII., perhaps wind brought us here," used to be change fro . ni bad 'to good water was
�,�, Bl�th ............. 7.27 8.44 . most beautiful portion of the en- I ..
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....".., Londesborough .... 7.35 8.52 th,- edifice. It is quaintly recorded the maxim of mariners, "And the the only change in the practice of the . �
.:�,: wind will take us away." Shipping school. VwCai4ison says never bas I : I . .. .
- Clinton Jet . ....... 7.49 4.06 that the first stone was laid "on the ,N I III
T111 I.; nowadays is not dependent on the be seen improvement in a goitrt situ- I �
, Clinton ........... 7.56 4.13 24th day of January, 1502-3, a quar- m. " - �
..._9 -
, �, wind, but ashore we still have our ation equal to this one. The question ,.� --- :::::: ... , 1.
Vi . 8.08 4.20 ter of an houre afore three of the
�,,�, 4� doldrums, as is recognized by all Trust await fqrt�her reports along this - %':��:':-." .: �. .:.,.-.X.:.:.;�'. - I -'r I
, 8.15 4.32 clocke' at after noone." �"..;�;:"".�,.:.:,.:.:,,.:-,;,�'-P*P%I.�et pi, ... , , �, , " --
1, - - , - "N. - -..-q-il.�, - , *1 - 1� .., _* - �.- lg� -r,�, L ".
.,Q � -:�`,i -:. .., , -k --..r,..",.: -Za.. V ,; .1,1 I'll %*,� 1�
. - -I "�'��,*,:i-K,,,Uii,),�? ;!; TO.% . '� . Q '. - M -
Brneefield ....... � - politicianso and others whose busibess line. ,?.,.�,.�,�"?.:.,�,.":��::���.: �:,�, -.�!::;,�.�j:! ?, .'r. W
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8.22 4.40 There was not a soul in sight, ,so ..,4�, 7 - W,- -�:�g, ., ... ..'g �
Kippen ........... - M."I"?"', ..;�W"��.."k-�,, -..�.111&10 .
I, 1. . . :-': - - �- -�.r:.,.,:.:�.:".:.:.:.I:.,:�0, - % 0 ... . ..... �� Win , - M.", '. �
-es quite at home, ex- it is to study the psychology of the In certain sections of the Pacific w. _� fm 0" I'
ffl, .N: :,:&:�-k.,�, �.� I 11�: .:.! ',$�!!;, " _,.:J,,,3;��. .4
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�'1'11�., 'Reusall ........... 9.32 4.50 we made ourselv : � * ::::: :-�:i-.::1`.-..'.:�1.:. ;�,V,. , " , '. ."a'. M. . , , .. e. _011
F". I crowd. One explanation of the ex- northwest, goitre increased when pure ..t vm�, .- .*,&:-.&�:..."
__ , ,-
�& Ex*te3r ............ 8.47 6.05 amining the old banners, the seats, - i,5�,--',i�'&-.,:: n�,:"r,..-,.,,,I��:,��.W".:�:.,., �:' _ ''. &: �... " ...".M.'..'.... x."�--X:1-:�'I.:f�11:. , ,...,.-..-.-.-,.-,.�..V$�,,��,:;.- n�;; ,
. .ft,:.4.. . - - 8ip.��.,-:,.,: .X
.,� �,_'0,*- :�";711�_44 *1 `Z . 1.1
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traordinary vogue of Lindbergh 's water from the Cascade mQuintains gmg :�.: ., '. 11�.,� _.. _
.1 the stonework and the ornamentation. .!m .. -.--.-,e..,. 1�:'*. >' " "" , r , .1.'7'3.;:N.'.-�" ::.
' . �,;,.ftsl..,
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g:,.�,: -4-:�n. . .. --
I that he came alon Eke a refreshing was supplied instead of a less pure ,--..!. �""'X.,'K.q%���".,.:�;""�::.�,,� '�"q ...,
"I . 9 1�.�.'�*.`-, "' '.K.I.R, ...... - _5,., g". - .`;-'...:,;
4..�11 1 When we started to leave we found , '....., kl�
I �al,l ze to carry 13i water. Doubtless many reports rela- V,�'?..)g ":iMvil%i:i�-"�?, . W,
. ,` , .s, . �. �. ._,�._.,.. �:.g,;-:-.
M �, � 14 -Or-.1 .,,'�;
, C. N. R_ TIME TABLE the heavy iron door locked, and had gg,. I*.
��g -, out of the doldrums. Life, according tive to pure water and goitre control , :?;;:",V �.-,',,'.;�,.%i-�.�Wffi-.. .41,1` .
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IR .,�'-�
. , " it not been for Mac's strong pair of ",W�'. NEW.,
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11 .: East to this theor7, had been growing te will come in before long and the :
1� lungs two Canadians might have :
1, .
1, .
-, a.m. p.m. ;ombs ' dious fyr lack of emotional outlets truth will be established. I I _-R ! I
I . . slept all night among the I .
"i"', � Goderich .......... 6.00 2.20 * * 0 and the mos�- sensational news bad
11 -0 %::1-'_ - I
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11._JKI� cial .1 RN WIR W_ � , .. I
�',f'R - 19ohnesville ........ 6.17 217 There were more pigeons outside ceased to stir more than a superfi .. A . . . . . 1
�-4111 � R,61) ANb GUN L�11�;&��.1?11.�_ - I .�: "..." , I
%", ........ 6.25 2.52. there were interest. Idealism, we had been told , W,� -.1.11 ........ 11 .-�,
�, Clihton .... St. Paul's Cathedral than F
�K Seaforth ........... 6.41 8-12 ut a low ebb. In politics cynic- . � ----- i;, I ` - - ''
%., St. Columban ...... SA9 "O worshippers inside on the Sunday was Full Of stafitis of interest to all : ..: .,;,fl
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PA' I r�orning I attended. A raw, damp ism prevailed, while literature and I __ XNVIR�_, EN �MM .�:
10i'll,
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&�� . 6.54 3.28 the arts had surrendered to the spivit sPoirtsmen, &d.' and Gun and Cann- I -_ 11 .
l, Dublin ............. air pervaded the cathedral, ,,nd I ,at a News for' July has I - - .... -r �� ,
nn, West . of jazz. than Silver Yo 1 4 . 1-1 I., . I .
e,;0_Wo,. I with my overcoat on. It VMS semi- , I I
� a.m. p.m. PM4 . it may be easier for society to just been issue& Among the many 11
Dublin ...... 10-37 &W 9.37 dark Somd of the pillars looked � fall into the doldrums �han in more breezy stories of outdoor life. is a � 151-11 I I I T ,%
though they might crunible any nnn- . very firie sabftbu fishing story by A. K ,. � .
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.St. Calumbo. 10.42 &" - over a coinbo, in. primitive times when people did not ri�,_ a well known Brit- I'll, . 1: , , 0
.. e8forth ..... 10.63 5.53 j.jj ute. A little card - expect to be constantly Aiverted, Bryan Willilar � .,::
, ", .� � � 0 )04 vited contributions toward the rester says the Springfield Re ish Columbia,,fh#hority. Another in-
,,, inton ...... 11.10 6.09 it puoncan. -Y
11 , .., ation of the edifice. ,
, V; , . 11.20 7.03 10.13 and isolated folk teresting featqre is the first of a I �"..
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-, . coacrich, ..... 11A0 7.20 10-80 After the service I slipped around Rav&�0716ylg h little external short series 6f unusual stories of M I i��... 4�1
1"11 � , , � � to the warden, or whatever you call '""' to get on *'t V *tb Canadian wundiering� by, Robert � I LN6
I I " Cathedra-., .7
1.)�,, 11�1 the Deacon of St. Paul"g- stimulus, day following day ,n
. . 1JtttA' chauge except of the seasons James, appenfing Under thii general "I'
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...., �� , %', C. P., IL TIME TABLE � and I asked him if there would be - I . L
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, � . :.-' of the year and of Oe ages of man. title of "Taleg from the Wardroom . " . .
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, .1 1, any possibility of my meeting Dean 0 Mess." . . .
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" V�f;_ I.- .141, But nowadays' ev6ift remote com- - � I I
. . . . . . � I .."", PASt Inge Oil hi's way out. 'by iisin, Samuel AldisAnder White contrib- I 11
Ili 1�* I :�� , aid munities ,are washed the 9 I -11 W,.e.)-,. 1�
1. . I A.M. "Good 'eavens, no, air," he s ' tidbr, bf the wo-rld'i4 siffairs. The ute's another*,*0'f his fine storios of 'g-, - - - wl;.�A`
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" :1. �&oefleh .v..� ... a ...... 6.60 horrified at my mggestion. "The . � , 0
11 � , I ftam*ouse wbich atftl has a noon- the old Nortb*zst fur trade rivalry, : - _
�, , I q odt ..d ....... & ....... ee ., " 1. .., , 5.-�'. Z%, -I! �: �=:g.
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_,.- .. 5.96 Dest don't a n;q oine on Sundays." mark on the kitchon Aoor get long "The Gantlet Auhritra." 19onnyeastle ...... .... : , 0`11 i
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L. .. 111 01
._ et whe- ..
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� . , A* *6 6 ................. -6,04 1 didn't have time to discov, r Dale, well jw��wn outdoor atithby, ��� .
1_1.J'. ,.2 _�. � an obliging land - - swveya . . , . ,
.1. , 6.0 ther or not the dem really i*,gloamy. 090 by .. . Tl,,, 11;1 .... ..� 11 -
,�. �, 4,�;,, IN .�....o.diove..#'i'�-4.Viv I tes a tr&jf I , ... �, - .
b . . � I .11 I , ;,f,,,, I I ..�
� nd* &A+tf its time 06Treet f,6' the ui- *r' AAfifig iO the Titb- I '., , In '1119,_'1fi`,71 :,",., � ,
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;:� J RrZ times, a dhV usint,ac River, X. 9, rag h 0 Aimitil * .
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_ , b.. 4 ....... vfi.,#.. * * 0 timate second. o, -f On the -,TWo vefsg now, ome 04,00 A ,*boh Owmdian and West
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'er � you .like in tftdon bdst ftolft the Arlington obge"StorV OF *Udwada-Z ;; � � d *� '
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: " 0 '6A0 "*hat did The regulit departments, "Giins R QIBOS er4db the dation"fat 5, : - ",V6ft# under 'the new U4411
*.,.!..#�4..?...t#'. 6462 , . - 'm 81 - fh4 I ththNd - 1h
I . I of I all " fo s offt -a Man"facturtr,of watchos.9nd AmpuiaitiAll and ' 'Tiahfng� S -S, 11 ughawall Im shei of "N pt She is an oil bur ih
1�'VIOW16,4"i..4. *4 io*'......O. *99 litme asked.me. The tr .1 I . 't � K , . st�dlu�' 4 1 , , I
"I'll I I � Notes" contal-a-,�00it. Very inteTesting . I , � I �r, , 0�-ohq',, 'i �, I screwi sto-amer, *ith a 9 e9d'Tk
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