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J, - *, Varicocele, Varicose lVeins,
=1 Woakness, �pinal D4form-
:X. - Consultation: free. Call or
rhe. J. G. SMITH, British Applil-
anee, ,Specialist, 15 Dovmie St,, Strat-
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foed, Ont, 320 - -52
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I LEGAL
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Phone No. 91
JOHN J. HUGGARD ' �
. Barrister, Solicitor,
Notar Publio, Etc,
13eattle Block - - ,Seaforth, Ont.
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R. S. RAYS
Barrister, Solicitor, Conveyancer
and Notary Public. Solicitor for the
Dominion'Bank. Office in. rear of the
Dominion Bank, Seaforth. Money to i
loan. I 4
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Barristers, Sclicitors, Convenyan- ,
cers, and Notaries Public, Etc. Office
in the Edge Building, Opposite The I
Ewpositor Office. :
I VETERINARY �
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JOHN GRIEVE, V.S. I
Honor graduate of Ontario Veterin- :
ary College. All diseases of domestic :
animals treated. Calls promptly at-
tended to and charges 'Moderate. Vet- �
erinary Dentistry a specialty, Office
and residence or Goderich ,Street, one 1
door east of Dr. Mackay's office, Sea- :
forth.
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A. R. CAMPBELL, V.S. . I t
Graduate of Ontario Veterinary I
College, University of Toronto. All ,
diseases of domestic animals treated '
by the most modern principles.
Charges reasonable. Day or night
calls promptly attended to. Office on ,
Main ,Street, Hensall, opposite Town
Hall. Phone 116. - . I
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MEDICAL I
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. DR. E. J. R. FORSTER
Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat �
Graduate in Medicine, University of ,' �
Toronto. I
Late assistant New York Ophthal- :
xnei and Aural Institute, Moorefield's I
Eye and Golden Square Throat Hos- '
pitals, London, Eng. At Commercial ,
Hotel, Seaforth, third Monday ill ,
each month, from 11 a.m, to 3 p.m.
53 Waterloo Str,�et, South, Stratford. �
I DR. W. C. SPROAT I
Graduate of Faculty of 'Xledicinp ' :
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. .
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DR. It. P. 1. DOUGALL
Hortor . graduate of Faculty of
Medicine and Master of Svience, 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. ?)004-tf
DR. A. NENYTON-BIZADY
. Mayfield.
Graduate Diil)lin 'Universit.,,-, Ire-
land. Late Extern Assistant Yastel
Rotunda ffospital for Women and
,Children, Dublin. Office at residence
lately occupied by .�lr 1�'S.
Hiours, 9 Lo it) a.m., 0 to 7 p.m.;
.5undays, I to 2 1) in. 2�66-26
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DR. F. .1. IWIWONVS
Office and residence (loderich Street,
eax.t, of the United Church, Sea -
forth, Phone 46. Corontr for, the
County of Huron. .
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DR. C. MACKAY
C. Mackay, honor gyadUatO of Trin-
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ity Univor 1 -, zind gold nie,bilist of
Trinity Medical College; inenif),or of
the College of Physicians an( Sur-
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DR. If. HUGH ROSS
Graduate of University of Toronto
_Faculty of M-dicine, lileillhCk' Of C * Ol-
iege of Physicians and Surgeons of
40ntario; pass graduato cour.;es in
Chicago Clinical School of Chicago ;
Royal Ophthalmic ITospital, I/indon,
England- Univ.�rsitv llospitAl, Lon,
don, En�land. Off'co-Back of Do-
minion Bank Seaforth. Phono No. 5.
Night calls 1;n,,wered from residence,
'Victoria Street, qvafo4th.
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. DR. J. A. ,NIL*NN
Successor to Dr. R. It. Ro,�s
Graduate of Northwest,2rn Univers-
ity, -Chicago, Ill. Licentiate Royal
College of Dental Stirgeon,, Toronto.
Office over 5ills' Hardware. Main St.,
Senforth. Phone 1.51. .
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DR. F. J. BECHELY
. Graduate Royal College of Dental
Surgeons, Toront.o. office Ov&r W. R.
Sniith's Grocery ' 1\1afrr Street, gea-
forth. phories.: office, 185 W� resi-
dence, 18,5 J.
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coNsul.TING ENC,INEER
S. W Archibald, B.A.Sc., (Tor.).
1D.L.S,, hii9istorell Pl-0fPsPi`T`l I'll-
' gineer and Land sjlyve� ' or. Associate
member Engineering Institute of Can-
ada. office, Scaforth, Ontario.
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AUCTiONEEIZS
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THOMAS BROWN
Licen�ed auctioneer for the courtiOF
6f Huron and Perth. Corresponderic(
arrangements f,,,r sak datcs can b(
made by callinf- The Fxpnsitor Office
Seaf orth. Charges moderate, a n c
satisfaction guaranteed. Phone 3-02.
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kOSCAR KLOPP ,
JHionor Graduate Carey Jono�' Na
tional School of Auctioneering, Chi
cago. Special cotYrse taken in Pur
Bred Live Stock, Real Estate, Mer
chandise and Farm Sale%. Rate% il
keeping with prevailing rnarko,t. Sat
isfaction assuro,d- Write or wirl
lOscar Klopp, Zurich, Ont. Phone
13-93. 2866-5'
R. T. LUKER
Licensed auctioneer for the Count'
of Huron. Sai(9 attended to in, a'
parts of the county. Seven years' eN
Manitoba and Salkatclic
,wan. Terms teasoriable. phone. N(
178 r 11 Exeter, Clentralin'P.O., R.1
No. 1. 6rders left at The Huron Eb
positoy office, Seafortb, promptly al
tended to.
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f you please." . withering sarcasm, "you are not, of of any hoss ,on, this continent. Ken- . is Way ina"aace "IDD you know -what would- h,' " I BHe , Rit. 171me ,X, -9.1"...,
He hobbled forward down the stair, yp if you -took those fish and put therL ,.Wst 'Tifto 2& ,
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tlosely at his heels. "Come, Haight," he, addressed his tered.pp . "They would grow bi,lind. A film . I - gm"" , 6�3
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From behind a tall fence, gurgling antion, "I must be sit the couTt He bent and recovered bbe blankets . woruld gi , , a ;, � v
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"Good: morning, Mr. Trolilivor." Myra asked, "What are they, Teddy?" ,� . ou might rescue them and place the young I t ,t . . .,�,;�T.,.�,.,
"Now, Joe, you old Sour-clough, , them, back in tbe sun-warined bro-ok, , q - � _: - 'I, �,:, 1�!l
Nervilles returned Haight's. stiff bow "There's only onelother, '.Ivfiqs Myra Aids must have S, annual . , , . , '11�'vt
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, ab hold and hang on." and swung himself over the high fence -a Jockey." CKIS dige�rion, to'l 7 biat their b,11 , , N
"How do You get in there?" asked infflriviifual�s ' QVI "' , i a Tile ep: � , , , I " ,, 4�1.1.1.,
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laight, turning to Robbins, whose , __ . I -� nal parasites on these 11 .1, e � � ., ; � 4�.,_'.
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Lpprehension. \ element here, but we've got to make He shook his ,head sadly "No," she smiled, "I didn't pause 'to Myra sighed. For a long moment , The job of dippix-ig sheep i . . ite'a, �,,,.;`Pj.� I
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� go for a tramp in the woods; no, you more than ten years,, you must re- Out of gae and was obliged to do so." him. �i.�,
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s the gate opening into that kennel- other chaps will have, to wait for your member." "Sometimes these little litold-ups of "Do. you -Imlow that both you and 1 , I I � a �
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Jaunt till latter. Two wild ilogs Is all S -he sighed. 'Fate react for our good," he observ- are trespassing?" she asked. "That . cli ............ . � ,�
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I care to manage -at a time." e to this beautiful road we are on runs a few hours. Then, too, a I� . �,.` � .
The butler pointed a shaking finger as slunk to dy?" - utiful str,pping- through the -old Parnley estate?" f'rns is 1�le . -I.. 7,
Lnd mumbling sonlething beneath his The disappointed canine select such a bea - I, "I know to buy ddip in powder hl,h I ... 4 I
earth, and with the two favored one,s "Ali reckon Able found a good boy, place," It -Oh, yes,w he answerea . . I .11"!
)reath, limped as quickly as his r-heu- of the pack at hisheels, Nevilles left Miss," -he -answered. I'Dunno ju5!t yet He had taken a no-te-book from his that. As a matter -of fact, I am stay- only- requires the careful following Of ?_. I
directions to -make a solution w-hich ;�,,�.�,M.j
nati-c legs would carry him back up the yard and &truck across the hard. bilt he's Ehapin' up fine. He's a born pocket, and was writing something ing at Shag Villa." . 11 .. . ,, ��,P�1'
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wood, grove toward the main road. -rider and gets along well, with Fire on -one -of its leaves. "You are?" sh , . I", , ,,, �
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At the gate he hesitated, and turn- two seconds. I suppose 'inost any the two huskies arose from the shade "For a short time only. I ani her(, . �1 .", .-M,
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"Our plan is to walk right in on CHAPTER XII , 'wish ) pit into ef _ be done slowly and carefully and ev I14 1 1;�
I in' my eye on this lad. Ali'll know it home, Old- man; home!" the new owner -es t( ery part of the animal must be im- - � 1z ". I
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wriyess on the upstart tit -it we awe "Then I'll come back -*In a day'or so te-e-th., and was off like a streak. "I -hate him!" she cried mast fierce-* mersed. It is well to let the I ,if'V,
tot men to, be trifled wWi," he cie-clar- As Myra Huntingdon's blue run,a- and you can tell Me." Nevilles turned to the wondering ly. dry in the shade as slow drying pro- . ;1 , 1,
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"lead on," retuTned 'roi.-.1,vor Meadow Gourse. stables. the, girl's leaned bver the wheel towaid Iier old 'T-ve sent him for help," he ex- am sure," he returned earivi-,Vy. "He I I."',.,
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tepped into the enclosure. Ti.", lie in her heart. It was as th�-!gh a "Ple-ak, Teddy, tell the hor3es I'm the house, and the chauffeur ,v;l,l co,me temptible indeed to ,have so earned . .�.
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-eels, received a violent blaw - in the her. Th,e shrill, nervous nicker that "They Vill that, Miiss." " ny," a Plymouth Rack owned by Mr, ..::"
lomach, and sat down vir,)!ently 0:1 bespeaks the thoroughbred came from Jerome raised his 'hat and sto,od nillps with a message, and he has nev- He shrugged his shoulders. .� ....'!IQ
;he s,od. At the same mcniont R the interior of thei. long, white build- I;wiling R3 the car nve.pt dn',vil the er failed to deliver it." 'I�e has a habit of doing unpre_ and Mrs. George W. Lawson, of . ,. I.
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Tun-t!"ing something struck the fence ing, -and was answered by' a soft !are like a flashing blue -bird. "Isn't he splend;d." shr:, cried ad- cedented things of which many good- ; .,'�
Pvith a fierce, growl. whinney farther on, A ne-ro boy was As M-yra sped cityward, her mood maringly, ,,and the"other dog,.w,ill he thinking people might n -)t p . prove," selah of Welland hennetries had spent ., tt .f "
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"Good night!" s-hivered Haight, "he r,in.ging plaintively an oi`d' Southern ,�vas in keeping with th-e snininier dav, ca-rry messages also?" he ansnxered evasively. , -: "A
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iss a pack Of feTOdOUS (109S ill thewO. rnello-cly as he workedk 'Clio i s,weet, he.r �,pirits light as the scent�,d breo-ze "Nct rlow�," he answerod. "Old "Do you know that One of the first she regularly hatched two broods of _-;,�
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11rollivor. Damn it! It's exac�lv likp. ,wholeg'O]Tle stable. smell vvv.; n the . chicks per year, and in. 1920, her lasz "
-ou to sit quietly down and lot some- air; the old alluring tang of ber griTI- Green, restful fields s-%vop-. ns,�r her; and is never asked to riiii messages high rents of his tenement dw,�llers?" . ,.1!1
')o4y else face the daylger.' ho.od days, when she had -;T�jent many inassed wo,ods against 'blue skies, a any more." ,she cr:ed ir-.1ignantly, "Think of it. '�vorkingo year, "Granny" was set on . ..�,,
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"Hello," spoke a cheerful vollce, sunny days with her father among -,,.-Iito stream tumi'lling down tbo hill- "But I underEtood you to Pay his When he might have lesspned those., pheasants were not discernible after . 1.71 "
'juEit -w-hat's the matter out thr-re?" the horses he loved so well, was here side to hide an,.,ong a smoth-r of dip narne was Angel," she reniiiided ham, rents and remodelled tho,.,,e wi-etched . .. I
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I ^ - -v, I 2I clays, she w,zlked away from the ..! ''
Ne-villes'g bead and slloi:ldivs RY- to grip her. Ownz wheat as golden as !he fleck,, wide eyes on his face. llwcllings into something ,, ni�h livin , nest and failed tq, return. Pheasant's .'��,, I
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)eared above the fencL-. His Wee A,s the car stopped before the open ,)f the eyes that danced as +',i-%- ,Irank "Why, Yes, certainly. Ill is Angel," in. ,It's terrible to think that one. eggs take 28 days. The venerable de- . .. ,.� I
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n-acked in a grin a -s his evois took in door a gaunt, grizzled -haired man in the. harnionious, blenclilig- of na- he st,airiniored, reddluning with confus- Vith F-uch opporturi-Ities has failed so .11,
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�he L two men and noted the unft-nified emel'ged from the stables. At gigh4% ture.'s colouringg. ;on, "Angel Dan.' �,!gnally in performing such a simp - 1% inches. She now rests under the ... J
) of the diis,�omfited Troil.ivor. of the runabout arld its o(,,cupant, a Two-thirds of th' ,ire Irish ,�nttcri;," She dut.y tr,ward suffering huir-.�rity." _.,
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4 want a few moment,,' conver- nilick frown ctivu�ed his IP9.11. sun- fn the city had been co-ven_1 und th%� said, you know Irish setc, . He A :1,
i * -Do 1?- lie tinlik-d reininkoo,itly, "I "When my guardian, %,,he it� cne of .1 �",
atiort with you, young nian," spoke 1,IiF,tc-rcd face. Teddy Jerome posses, blue runnbout was rouildin,:' a crillve �:..,
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Haight sternly, "if you can nianagc sc,d all the antipathy of the trainer in the rt�ad between twin ,,,r..vc., of �,,i;!,l say I cl.. Rough, h,.,aclstrong ' I __ .. -
:o leave, your playful pets lo,i.- enough -ror tininvitttl, c.iriout:! vis;�or.-- to bi� grey -blue, to,w�-rin be-cht . wher lovable, strong as teni,ocre,.1 str-1, aml cou'd scarcely believe my oar.s." she . .",
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'Te-ta;nly." Thon F)z. Myra smilcil, he droppc!l -n,,_ 'n? diod and the car, swcrving She lean(,d ever tilt, sto-Hilg wheP! when this Mr, Webster carne, thing'- �1. �
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Ne'vil-10,15 vaulted the fence and stc.-Otl binn,kots and iluckc-t -which ll,- wL, �,Iightly, carne to a stop. to -ward him, hor face flushod an 1 sDf z- v,-.,uI:I-w,,)ulJ lie made betti: for his ,,�
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"Ncw, if you'll be biler, rlon'5-L," he IJYI '.\Tyra," he crici, Ili., it really v.-rcn%. N70 ga�' I -row -_x,a�-o-atirilz! know hol-c- tuo?' Ifo look (,,�,,,, , r I
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-.d, I no-t;co." "YOU ,gre chir.-od, Teddy." -I,c snid gaF_'inc, in the t -a n k. 11% -1 ll�lvvn't had a vi,nt:ce 1 , l,n:)*, �'( ;, n ll%lill. OUitt.' I:inl, i:rLi_h --� I soap . .1
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%cl)lillt?" Nevill-os raised Ilk ;,ro' .n,77y, as; hL- ' ,I Chum until very rk-t-�;,!',Y. 1'% ' 11"Id" 1- --ir-I h: . .
Ws. half , .. ra::f-d the F;Iin-1 harid-t Nov. ,�,� , d %i '
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"I don't reniom.1),,ur fliat our agree- ar,i 111-f,�,,te,l thein tt'lnin�t his Ftubblel �rrin il�ie nlai, tl�rnug) v"a L i ifs a %
nion' stipulated tbiat I N". I An 11'�Y 111ind to c.,:lT;-,- .1. I ha -.c, never sr -r , t I., "I h5 . ,
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a,; t,, iTpOl", check. private rtne. It ran �'ril:_._ -1.11-11 I J�Iis pul,o leant -d al hei I . . I - 15�- '. 1".
11 11;,her t�f you gentlemen." "Ton ve.vr- ronn�n' rn henv..,- tracks -;,t? har�i-wo,)d f(�,,-(t of i' i,ld Parn-;oC approval. Had ,�ho n4l,:ct: "i 1 ill i 1, _,,';-,- r. ,� ,,l.A well ,-,�; y;-11 (it, I woulo .1
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-Nevcallf-Icss. it was undcl.,ston<l hn,� pit'tht, ,',.! hf, Nvell un aniong ley e�tatEj. She. I,, (I Ort -. ionil"'Lll T ,�ho knew and loved q 1---l"'' 'N't' I'" �kv I ' e I I I %
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that Nvhen -,\--.� mantnt yoa, ,VOU were the lhas he(,nA,' glrl;,,�," lic sighv�'I- a Ni"(11.0 it. ar-i thit, I . I I I rrtitiffi
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to come to us." "Ali reckon Ali silov'11 of'llid my PhoL.4 of ,
,.Quite So," murrilur-H Trollivor, nulle.". tmd 1)eLn tu:,ri� I Put Lo liastur�- m,luc"a for hrr. I, W:�s hi;WVVcl', 14" .� ''wn pvr�on::l 1)1(a--�:' ..Vory." - ... - - � I- - I .. __ d
Novillos put his hands ;m t1h,, fenco '1,)r,r wil',11 (,U Parph-n-1 That'�; 1).,)or road on which t�, liv ,,nic stran-1-! '17111: * -0 LV("; I:,-k-irg in'. - hk %,.-�rt, "Alld fond Of inaking a -h,,,tv?" I - I. - _.-
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proparatory to vaulting bw,k into tile where Ali `r,v1(,n1 Ali recl:on; only, ed. % 11� y; I, " � In i n!. v; �, 1.� 1. I ,,, 1. \\- it y, T'v.iv !T�111
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yal \ sornehow, Ah'in thinkin' Ah'vo got a She P-;g�H r(1.1(:I11y .. .70:1 I- I .�
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"Yo�i retalIv must excuse Ill(,," he It(,I\ or two in mr- yc". ';ut boy. Thv:-11 wn, ----all chan��.,- I " v,;U,-,tr;f' to a�;-, North. I
saH, "I've got to pitt, tho,o I-uski-��; His seinlcl fal,(� ..,)f1-r.v,I to a indeed or an)'Llinr car ull,*%r this Un- !1(.-l..1 ,0* g.)ld ji:,! uni f'-kl� t'.l t'r� -tt'h h;:-9 sm t.,:rc youl
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through ,thoir exorcises. I'liv:,' havo sniilv of ttndcra,,'��.l. l3lettor, lirtghter Irc,iwn,tr,1 1 )Pd. Sl'�- %%':-;hVrI ri-v 1 -'�(,-, I - (:t iith.� iif li',�:'n )r-,�` - - I' , , I I �, t.!%to NN I 0. 86 5.41 . 11
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us-, arrived from the North a:i.1 they years _0 . , I .!
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are so, wild they'd tackle anyt1iing." inplon's s',iinf, of tJwr')vgh"',r(.d1s had oughfare. , " 1 (.:I . hear: " Bu t Fxeter ............ 10.49 6.54
' - I I Hensall ........... 11.03 6,08 i
I 11 . ila,l :.skeil :� -u s'. (" it's 1"'ll-ely n nia-.,_'r or busi
He� laughed as his eye,, Inet those becli shap(�,l int ) niakoi--, ,)F 'Lurf-his- Flut th- ni(ture biAf'tw�, 1�,.,r was vory 1 1w r. .11 t�;'l-,!''p. �- . ".." � � i 11.08 6.13
of f1taight. tory by his hand wore, '1�161- bcr.,)I-L� v�,,tful and henuliful, ,,�rd ror tile rn(� �:.t ii ,t ww-ti )n. n; k v.`zIl tilt. bi,cause--,11, I no.t. I I Kippon ...........
"Wait," cried that gentionian .,-;hil- him. n,.cr.t Pho forgot her wrr �- ami 9 -at- I -I -- I llvg your pilr(�on?' h " Staill hk moncy. or course thit ,ound,,Brucefield ......... 11.17 6.22 �,
I - :, but k's tho tro'.1h " I Clinton ........... 12.03 6.42 1
ly, "Apparently, you are h-av:r the Could this wonderful cri-ature he her -elf up t,) rotrti,pvct' 'n , 1111.1,��El. n-ct nv,vy. � :,4
tinle of Your life. It appears t'ria't YOU tho- same littlo g,�rl who harl ri(l.lpn She hn,l always 1,� t.n' I IOV(.11 O' I 11ave ynu re'al'.1 -ny nl,-xv Ill ni (1, .lU:;, -yo snuntlf,d tl-.-,� honl, Londosboro ....... 12.23 7.02 'i
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I i. th' :' n it,, t,: w, ar,' ',be thril') �-,!' -1 pow- I Blyth ............. 12.32 7.11 z,
o. k up..,)n our agreanient with you a., those satin -skinned epoch-making fit- trees, and those monarcht; which in-! I'll.4 in (Ii�trcs:z?" ,he r,-n:-iitv� . 1,
' - th" vi'ul (,rpim, gre-w up aho- I -he nlur- - Bolgrave .......... 12.44 7.23 I
a huge, jrk,e. You sAart ,)ut 7-evolu- 1:1c�z, to iing the highv.:lt hurdlos I
, 1, or t(,rl,),-kc:l 1,.rall,-heA al,nvc, her wcrv, -i:n-.-- ,n ir, hr,r chpol:, nntf.,l ;ng * I �N 1.00 7.45 �'
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_ s in general, lais�in,', flashing livi, nirmilt home along, the 1rul-; wig-nificent sp,�ciniors of their� 1-vil of her partet ! r (1, the trc-. ingham .........
sa,laries of servants, pensioning tht, nval couy.sc, a %-p1-jt,qhIv part inde-ed k i n 1, Fn r, fa r 1) c y n Ti 1 1 h c - n - I o f t li 1 "Oh. I Pay." he ',t'lW1-.Wy- I, "I ha,i Another morlivnt, and a Ng ca r ?I
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houskccp-or, canee-fling the duck- of the stoel-niu.�;clo-d, fiery-Foulod thing i, 'i 1. vnflvy ard 111"I !.' I-athe:1 in! hopE,d \ni rnight not roni. :-i',l .'." ,�%�ing in,,,, die.woods' road. all'! 0 . . I
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and playing Old Dick in . ha z v. gi Mon �tieon, dinvliing to ncbr,� 1i ,Tut* why?" 1 t:l1(,t.(1iyg twxar.l them. Alt - (11 - I
ground lease, , she licstrodo ? f RIM. p.m. .1
geno,ral. The next thiriv y,�Llll be do- Jerome, olit Of lovo� and admiration, ns the lane liftq,l to an,,th( r shRclowt.:l I -Well, I can't jil,t cNTIJ.'.';�'J_�OW J up alorl,ide the Nue rlln:t4out, I
' . t"�' I wingham ......... 6.45 3.05
ing, -ivo expect, is making .1 (innatioll had given her the name of Little block alvt�ve which rose the -kvhitL- c,,Illl(, to ho there that n!,,_,!`. . . dh-�ver Ivalwd t(, the zround. As I- ' !11
. 1 11olgrave .......... 7.03 3.23 �-'.
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"But yoU don't need to ( , , ' I., ,�,d bit, c,ip, Ili, Ftarod zu I
-oll, nme charitable Filly itv. gmdrg into the txn1-.11(; of Shag Villa. . Nly t h ............ �
(if a mil:ion d I r, to s, th(n, and P. glad -roul-" YOU io N 7.14 3.37 i
inst!tution." wide, oyes that ll;id grown Puddenly F.nwra,pped in the perfect -,lictur(', ill--sul-elY. I N"Is ' ' .Jy1,,i',; Wjll(�. plIZZIE'd Cy-,";." Loridesboro ........ 7.21 3.45 'N
rrow tlic-,u-M fill. ,;oHous, he murmured the name �if,rain. �iv was . recafled sudd(illy to oarth were there, and that is, ,!.;;t,. � u fl, -The Arg. -I!- Ili, illuttcroll- 11
Neville -,'s face g . Clinton ........... 7.40 4.08
"Thanks for the sug,,?s�illn," lie Ile cinigh, his lwoal,h hird , -t Nov- �
In1pu!-ivo,ly sho Poyang fr,-iri the ,ind hor prosent di!vwnia- �y th - vient for n1c." Brucefield ......... 7.58 4.28 �
I' ." lhanks, he I)IL11-1`11111-011. 11" tu 1, j!l,..'s c!!,(.w (lug into his rios, pi
"That li.tdn't ocv-.i rod t-) me , car, and reaching up, drow his face , mr 1 of a Flirill -%v h 1 si. I v. , , I I , Kippen ............ 8.05 4.36 1
.;,I ! d. I I . -hcn hv I!, 1'alll 1-t ht" *11 Illf-light I tilld you. Clid'lir,
,,sc��- hoyc," broke ill Triillivov, i. (]own to hers. A, 5:be Pat tip witil it �,tayt, a tall e,l Kvtav, and N,t I , not �i
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you t1link for a ninniont 1-1,1at we've "To-:Idy,` she wb�spero:l. "you an, '.-?-in drossed in mugh tweed Outing. ,ig-,lill b'is file(, was gra\t-- ','--�l �-00,'* 1�, clill thi4i dog ,An-,_,vI,' " Ilk llia5tN", If
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g-lloWcd YOU to RS,SL111.110 cor-!rol of the like a breeze frnllli�linnlo, Almost I 1'uit swung- frrm the tr,�o-, borderingi he -;6d hesitatingly, "ir You k,' -.-X Wh".' Voice rvouk(-d. r;lc nanit floo-n't I Exeter ............ �
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Parrilcy fortune only to thr&*v it a- onn sce Daddy here bc,i0c You. I 'he rnn:1 and came tnwar,l her. Be -1 1 was ther-ir You knew tviiz-t I s,,it hill) ary ni.)rv, n 1 ill Dan. ' I
see At, you had beitt(r' have been so -r, lonely." sido him gani-bolled a Imir o.,* hugo, 1 have done-" " I , 0- sit'. " I , * * ... * , , i
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wakt, up. Another ino,ve 'n this di- A tvar trornMed on her Innix la%ho-, w,lf-like (P.,gs. She b,,(l hilt time, to But I do n,;t wish to I -row." Grill -!Ie to!,(+.p1I 'his cap. 'IT Qimp'.\' C. N. R. TIME TABLE �
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inlirk his erect caniage nt I " ain," lie t-:111; 1'ciiiiv�- wis-ho: to innuire it' ho wv:'o h -re, ,.,-;r. i
:,c,,-ti.)n, without Our %ancticn, an(l we and spl-ashcd on his sun-bit.tort han-11. East. i
will ],-t,k to it that your wings are "'Clivre, thcre," he confrontoll, "yo ,:nil note that in hi- vvnlking clnthps I ��I!y, 'Thcn I shan't toll v ll. I lie (lidn't coniv home with Rox(l." i a.m. p.m. .�
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o a irian. when. sin ,,,,'� want. to i .
�,ffv,-tivcly clippe,il.. Dnn't forgot that all mustn't cry .so. Old Toddy has he Irsked very inch . . ') n, � .1, � It � Gollorich.,J ........... 6.20 2.1.5 14,
we. have the drop on you -Mr. Web- )Lon purt' nigh down and out with -atchirg F�,ght of t1le car, the (Ing., I , So (if) 1. for tho silnlCl 1%1-1� V %. all(l transfer that gasolt t') 01 � 11''Ill;(sville ........ 6. 3 6 2.3'2 1
- b hounded forward with fivrce growls. vil '1111h)u'Cl �(.0 h�ive arou.;ed ill� lady's car." Clinton ............ - i
.;tcl,.,, lorivs-nirone". too; but he'�, haek wit ,- 6.44 2.45 ;
Ncv�llo.s conFidoyCd this Ili' of in- Ili-, old friend,, now. All re,kon Miss, "Back!" conim,andH it 'Iet-ln mello's -wcnlan'ts Vul,j,,�;I,y-1 ,,hall -it insk! (Continued nex I '.
I )11 (,00esv." she nddvll. t week) ,-varorlh ........... 6, 5.9 1.03 ; �
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about and Ali -wouldn't have found vhe ,i-nin' so voice and the huskios. tails wiroop on kn(wing. ( 6 3.10 `1�
,v1',;g,fncc. Then he- swung , 1,qt, Colurnbin ...... 7.0 .;
RCCU%tOM- and hackles erect, chocko,c] their on- "you wort, out Of you" Tint ur I, I of `- - ;
fli,,-od the ]a-wyer. hard if so All hadn't been a Dublin ............. 7.11 3.17 4
"Mr. Tro,llivor," ho siain, %rdously, c,,,l to runiiin' with thol-jughbi-c6s," ward ru--b. ment there. You don't h. onr to thil . 4
"op-oking as one crof,k to nnother, I'd "You must never leave us again, "I'm sorry if they frighteno-d you,".city." I NEWS AND INFOWNIATION FOIR West. I
advise Yol' to postpone, tilat .:ob of Teddy," she trild bini, spoke their nia9tor ap.olog.�tirally. a:J 11c, looked at boy, adn,iratlon fn- a.m. p.m. p.m. I I ,
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wing -clipping --- 4ri'definito'l Y,)l "I Rm gure Dad-dt' wolild be !-,) glad lie ,wiproached the car, hat ii I hot. d;s.,o1.nnwnt kindling in h;:z (-yes". THE Ill Q,Y FARMER Dublin ...... 11.27 6.39 10,04 1
"You foirget who yoi.r ,ire." :,tuttea- to know that yoli h,RVC 00111r, to it,;. "They're half wolf and dc "You're right," he adnil'.1'.1d. I . 1
ng t.., Th(, Ontario Dorlartlyient or Agri- St. CnIumban, 11.32 5.44 ... * I
rage. but he ioos hnow?" any better, you soo," I don't hvlo-g% to the cit.y. I i�cl( qcaforth . ... . 11.43 5.53 10.17 4
ed Trullivor, white With An,I who can F.IV shq Smiled at hill). I t h L, 1, i gr Open. Already I ,t;,, ,,lonI,_ ,q1ItU1-v, tbrough its Agricultur.d So- 6
,IN,o, it's you who forgot who 1 am. she add(KI �oftly- . . 11.59 6.08-5.43 10-31 A
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ny forest.s; and hillq." .,, I�rallcb. is putting on Short Clinton . ...
1,111 reni,onihoring all the., th-ne, and The trainer ri-odded. I'Dogs. do not frighten me," 1011-�:i sieb- for T -,., "cturn to C!'11-09 for Pepartiriontal 'judges of llolmosville . . 12.11 7.05 10.40 4
T'ni v(,,ry IiRble to have an investiga- "Y0,111. 'Ail] Ivant to see the hosge-,, said. "I understand theni pretty well. Thell. you will douhtle, 12.25 7.10 10-67 11
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tion into mv uncl(I's affairg--my af- Miss. Fire. Fly is nut oil thr, track. I ]live three of my own," I t h (11m, ? " (,I -ops, gt tbv Ontario Agricultural Cr)l- 11
any More but . ie in directly now -pl-lia -Ye", I Iloilo to, soon. I �
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. fairs, I nie-a�, if I meet with . she'll I I I I .4�)lt .1
- Ni He lind fallen ba( 7(,V,.L,, (,UcIr& on July 2nd. 3rd az;d 4tb, C. I'. R. TI N1 E TA BLE . ."
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ppoi:�ition to y p lan q - is in the stable. .Just had to bring of bor face, and so-und of her voice. I "N't 11 are fol-tull, Le to 11" , ' '.1
or th:% fooli�h o m ,,(;.o.o(l T,ord," he muttered. "It'slas you wish," she said gravel.v, "Per 111,10: and at the Central E,xperinlon- Eaqt. :1
"A'- I have bnt a sh,ort that rAd la,ly home 'cauqe- she took tt,l,.v,,1, nn JuIv 7t�, 9th I a. m. '!I
nd now, a ,I,n,, tl,E-ye ,,,.c ',ill Farm, 0 I
. poriod Of real life beforic me, gentle- to jUnIpin" fence-, aral explorir* field, the Angel." , . 1haps you are not aware t th . I .. 'and 9th, 1930. Gndorich .................. 5. -�') 0 i
. That yearlin' Jinkratt, is a ' -andq of poor cro,atures ir 5. 5.5 Y,
men, will You ploaKe he good c-noligh ren�otc'. "I bPg your pardnn?' thq tones I t h aus A
! . fortunat.,; men. 11(m,;et ....................
to go to the devil and leave me to corner, all right. Carne romiiin' in weiT juat a little frifrid. ic-ity who arc, not so . A
I'se ontario Farm Produei,,.. X -Claw ................... 6.04 .
. wortien and children who hun ,or for IS 1, I I % Il.
I own- devices-?" frinin the pasture half irn hour ago an' "I was addre--,sing ono of the flaw--" � " U , � Au urn ................. .
I Illy Se 'Morc Ontario Farm Promict b ... 6.11
ITaight's. face grew pul-ril,-t, ,Ind 'he .1l'idn't StOp for the gate. Sniled right he explained ,stairinioringly. "HiP, I sight 'rind taste of what You ill oa s,' ',.:�
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. . . I , ts, and hilk , antj was the partial solution of the unom- Blyth ..................... 6.25 - ,,
name's Angel." ,to call your fores '11'.ijl:
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clenchNI his nt -ituation as offered bv J. B. Waltoi ."
.1 Is hands; with a suprerne Over it." y I -o a 'harl- pI`Yo1` . .................... 6.40 .. . i
effont be min tered. IN% feelings. 'He chuckled s-oftlY. Myra's e -yes o-penell Nk`de whose IiNing conditions al �--iyiinistor of McNaught ................. 6.52 � . .1
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I I'Perha,ps," be spoke wibli applareint "That col,dt's got n,igger Slin, 'bout I'Wbat -a queer name for -i nog!" and disgrace to the city whirli pressel; Fairbairn, the now deput, ,. "
" Figricultoro, at a meeting of the Can- Toronto ................... 10.25
p his tenolper, "we have ocared to death, he's, so pbi.vful and s(l) "Yes, isn't it? You know I ratised them down," � A. '�
- eort to kee go and int(rrupt this feLln-w myself. ITo was, ,;tue-h 9 , Ill 1:no-w th-at," lie retu"nod. "But, adiiin Manufacturers, Association in West. . I ,� .1
acted a little be,stily in coming to .you ro-ugh. AWII just ocontly. "in go far as ur- �1'
we nicknamed aft - '4 eye anything extraoi,d- Toronto r . 14 .
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thi-s morning, Neivilloo-,, and protesting that nigger's song and have- bityl lead gentle-, lovable puppy o i fill, it th . Me di,�.%atis- ban municipalities helP to Use On- a.m. '. �-�,!,, .�
c(I to us vii.neces- the hosse�s- out," him Angel." inary about it? To elii)iin, ,
aga-inst what seem . faet:on with its surroundinf�--- from larin fill-ni product,,;, just so far will Toronto .................... 7.40 !
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1 siary extravagance. Of cour.", you� ,,No, not this morning, Teddy," She, laughed softly. Ile hoped she I . l.. ,
hi in, bu , brimr they lialp to n1loviate unemployment." AlleNatight .............. :.. ,�,�
- have got to be given some Iveway; Myra said. ,,I simply camn, down- to believed -t- the liuninn heart would be t If mr. Ff,j*rbairri said: ,,Should wp Walton ................. .. 12.01 . . . %;!
naturally, we. don't Warit this ar- have a little visit with you and tell Hiq eyeis, swept the woodlitiml and the Garden of T�iden back Ftellin. .�', " I
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* ,wilke I,p to the fact that we are BIv .................... 12.12 I It
- bu t, -at I arn glad you aria 1hack. And, beyond, tx) the vista (if rolling -country AdAin and Vve bad been ,,if.,;.4;f'nd wit'l 'lot ."
I. range-ment to cost us any move than V � -n .................... 12.23 ."
. A th . producing farm products equal to any Aubuil ,� , "
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� . - possibly help, This matter O-f Teddy," %he aitded, the old serious xteepe,d in, stoft vail-bued lip -hi -q, then their lti,t- 11 11;4
we can ns,ing that hi.� light- we iniport and that we should grow MeGaw ............. � .... 12.34 �, ',
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- pensioning the- houq0keePPr- nO-%v-" look back in heT eyes.. "I wonted to went back to her face. se more of them?" AlLbough Merieset .......... )10 ....... ..
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illes. I'She. has ,s-ervetill faithfully a-n,l Fire Fly has a chance of winning the head. ', "See here," be said, ,almost gruf ,7. �;7;11 '. �
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