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VETERINARY
I ,,.,JOHN GPIEVE, V.S.
I I Hos00'.. graduate of Ontario Veterin-
ary College, All diseases of domestic
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ten&4..�to and charges moderate. Vet-
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, erivary Dentistry a specialty. Offi
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I I College, University of Toronto. 'Ail
..; I diseases 'of domestic animals treated
by the most triodern principles.
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calls -promptly attended to. Office on
V �� Main Street, Hensall, opposite Town
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MEDICAL
i I DR. E. J. R. FORSTER I
Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat
Graduate in Medicine, University of
Toronto. ,
tate assistant New York Ophthal-
mei and Aural Institute, Moorefield's
Eye and Golden Square Throat Hos-
pitals, London, Eng. At Commercial
Hotel I Seadorth, third 'Monday in
each month, from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.
53 Waterloo Street, South, Stratford.
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. DR. W. C. SPROAT
Graduate 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. I
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DR. R. P. 1. DOUGALL
Honor gwaduate 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 po�st office. Phone 56, Hensall, �
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DR. A. NEWTON-BRADY
. Bayfield. �
Graduate Dublin University, Ire- �
laud. Late Extern Assistant Master ;
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Rotunda Hospital for Wome ' n and -
Children, Dublin. Office at residence
lately occupied by Mrs. Parsons. I
MUTS, , 9 to 10 a.m., 6 to 7 p.m.; '
Sundays, I to 2 P.m. 8
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. DR. F. J. BURROWS
Office and residence Goderich Street, �,
east of the United Church, Sea-
fort1k Phone 46. Coroner for% the L,
County of Huron. � I
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DIL C. MACKAY I
C. Mackay, honor graduate of Trin- .
ity University, and gold medalist of,
TrWty Medical College; member of .
the College of Physicians and Sur-
geons of Ontario.
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DR. H. HUGH ROSS
Graduate of University of Toronto
Faculty of Medicine, member of Col-
lege of j?hysicians and Surgpons of (
Ontario; pass graduate courses in ]
,Chicago Clinical School of Chicago; ]
Royal Ophthalmic Hospital, London, ]
England; University Hospital, Lon- j
don, England. Office—Back of Do- (
aninion Bank, Seaforth. PhOne.Xo. 5.1
Night calls answered from residence, I
Victoria �Strpet, Seaforth.
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DR. J. A. MUNN I
Successor to Dr. R. R. Ross
Grailoato of Northwestern Univers-
ft. OhicigO, M,., Licentiate Royal
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!Nolloge-of Dental Surgeons, T6ronto. I
IOffice over Sills' Hardware, Main St., j
Seeforth. ,Phone 151. I I
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Graduate Royal College of Dental ]
Surgeons, Toronto. Office -over W. R. ]
Sinith's Grocery, Main Street, Sea. ]
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CONSULTING ENGINEER
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S. W. Archibald, B.A.Sc., (Tor.),
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gineer and- Land Surveyot. Associate
Member Engineering Institute of Can-
ada. Office, Seaforth, Ontario.
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charming bit of scenery which she "I doubt, bowever,'if I -would bee, un� �bere.' Then he saw .,%' faint flush has disappeared." . Webster " ohe said,;. as , � , N- 1-
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that same afte-raloon take a notion to on -the grass and- stood up, - repeated ' jeetto fits of despondency. You know He smiled strainedly. , . -'s . . Zx,t� 6j�.A tdll�, ,".',`T,�,.'
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ftillY when Nevilleis, rounding a* curve "All that audacious robber in green a haze 4 indescribable tint's to frame "Do you thinIc Trollivor lias killed am. sure----�' ed to own a little place like- tb,a,t ?, W,; I _';,; , 1,., �
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in the tree -canopied road came sud- would have -to do is -to creap down a strong face with cleft chin and himself?" he asked abruptly. 'She hesitated and he finished for parni,y, ,e, 0 , Ssi#, Sir—___ - . ,,� , ,". 11
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fair owner, on a camp stoo-1, painting. "'Mr. Webster could well stand the happy,. happier than sh16 had. ever hop- "No," she whispered. "Oh, not that about m,e, I have some go,ol in me?" . I . I . V ,,;!
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sound of his step and frowned. "He's -as rich as Croesus, and he ut- man, not for worlds would she have "Mr. Haight, bowever, seeTTIS to 'ISome, day youPll know me for ex- In the Sto
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Please," she, 6id, "you are ob- terbr ignores the needy and destitute. confessed herself In love., think so" said Nevilles mercilessly. actly what I am. Until then, try to us, men had no such -thing as -money. � cl"
structing my view, "' Wh . y," she cried, growing suddenly ' Not so NevillelK. He knew' beyond "A�ld 4,;� do You think?p� think as kindly of me as you can.Ps It is really surprising ho,w little tfAngs I . 11 .... "
Nevilks, who was carrying an serious, "think -of the good he n-Aght doubt that he was in love, and 'he was Tbi� words seemed wTun� from her From the doorway she wabch�d (him seem to haTe changed since then, I �� ,A�
automatic pistol in -a holster, intend- do with but a very small portion of willing to confess it.. The realization white lips. stride across the lawn, leap *,.nto, his . , i 44- �. ,
Ing to. do Some target practice at the his man7 hundireds of thousands of brought'him but small consolation, "I think," answered Nevilleg, watch- car and send it shooting down the London Humorist. � �� . . . , .1 I � I
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lodge, threw pistol and belt ori. the dollars! Buthe, won't!" Her lips curl-' however, as,he sat-�on the moss -grown ing her closely, "that it is more Prob- drive at a speed which made I er diz- — am � , "I
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ard ' He removed his hat, but did ed scornfully. able he has fled from n he was gone. , , ,�, ;. 11�111,
sw - "He's, utterly zelfish etump, his long arms nursing his legs. something zy. The . "
not move. and depraved. Please forgive ms,'p , I'Shes, bound to think me a -hanged which menaced him." Ve might be- as cruel, delyased and .. , ;�7,� ,
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�'Can't you manage to, pur me in she chided herself suddenly, "for this i�otter sooner or later," he, was telling lHe saw the look of relief that cams reckless as people said he v.-ae, She Strength Regained Through the Use I ,�
the picture?" he begged.. "I'll try to outburst. 4 &rgot for the moment himself. "I w'ondey just W.b.at that il. into her eyes. thought, but David Webster wits ev- of Dr. Williams' Pink Pills. I .1 .� . I
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look as muchlike a tree as possible.,, that he is your friend," lustrious bandit, Robin Hood, would "Oh," she cried unguardedly, "if I ery inch a, man, . . I . . .
"be laughed, -brushing a strand of "My ,benefactor rather," be correct- have done had -he found himself in my could only think so." q
S I A few heavy raindrops driven by an . "After the birth of my -baby I was . f * �,:,-,'
golden- hair from, her eyes with. Re. Smiled oddly. east wind, blotted the windsh-4eld, as terribly weak," says Mir -S. Jos. Mor- � .1
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curved wrist. here because I need his money." A bunch -of goldenrod alon.- the "Why," she cried, hating herself for Nevilles turned into Sha� Vill-I asse, - Dupuy, Que., "and could not� . . � � .1
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"You Will 'note," she said, with a ,He thought she looked, relieved, as ditch rustled ever so slightly. Nev- 90 displaying her true self to 'his grounds. Old Robbins met him at thL sleeR or do my housework. I Was .
half-deflant tilt of the chin, "I am shebent to retrieve palette and brush- 'Iles gort slowly to his feet and pick- clever probing, I'doyou wish to know door. : I _;'. �
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poaching again; you'll perhaps ,have . es i4 bd up the. automatic. my feelings, in this matter,f what rIThere be a couple. of '-legra,ms be a constant invaffid. lbegan taking .
mC- arrested?" .. I would you," he, asked in all seT- - "Now then," he addressed the clum,p ulterior motive have You in cr-ming coming for you, Sir," he informed his Dr. Williams, Pink- Pills and b -Afore
"I took as thought it is I who aT11 ioueness, 'Ilike� to See David Webster of goldenrod,, "supposing you come here as you have done and trapping master. "Mr. Griddle has 't:m, Sir.), lo'ng my health was restored and I ,.
the poacher," he laughed as he Step- in the Power of a 'modern Robin out and explain." me into the admission I have just Nervilles nodded. could do my housework without fa- I .
poed aside. "And poachers being con- Hood ? " � 'He was holding the pistol loosely, made?" ' "Very well, Robbins, I'll gut right tigue. Since then I hwoe used these
sidered bad, reckless men, I really Her answer was given unhesitating- but the man who crept from his hid, "That," Said Nevillea, - I'ynu, will up.1P I Pills on -two other occasions, with
should insast—thlat y�ou paint me." ly. ing-place and -stood suEenly before learn in good time." He paused. at the foot of the stairs. Splendid result."
"As Robin Hood?" she. laughed mis- ' "I certainly would. Besides teach- )rim knew from dearly -bought experi- He came a step or two closer to "You followed my instructions- a- - Dr. William,' Pink Pills enrich ana
-hievously.. "But you know you would Ing him a lesson it would relieve un- ence that the black pisto.1 rested in S, her, and. looked searchingly inte her bout the dogs?" Purify the blood. That is why better .
unwavering eyes. "Yes, sir. They were �
�ave to be garbed' in moss -green and told suffering. Oh, how I wish such a sure band. He was -an old guniman s,hipped this sleep, steady nerves, improved appe-
- himself. tite and increased vigor follow their
,arry a how and arrow." miracle could happen." I III am sorry I had. to furce my morning, sir."
Hle- seated himself On a stump. Nevilles, felt his pulses thiob. "What are you doing here?" Nev- presence on you t1iis morning," he "Fine. You're a m-ighty depend- use --all these can be yours if you.
"I would like that," he declared. "I "Oh, Lord,`bee thought, "if she only illes, asked sternly. said sincerely. "Consideringr the re- able chap, Robbins." start treatment to -day. The Pills are
iave always admired Robin H<,od.' He knew how nearly her wish has come The, poacher was ,dirty and unshav- putatim I bear, it was good of you "I 'ope so, Sir." sold by medicine dealers or by maj' I
,rad a peculiar aptitude for Securing true." en. He- leered at Nevilles. to receive me. But you see," he add- "You must be getting PrAty well at 50 cents a -box from The Dr. Wil -
;he things ho'n-bost desired." She caught -his faint smile, and mis- ' "What else but havin', of a quiet ed quic�ly, as she shrank back from along the road. How old are You liams' Medicine Cov., Brockville, Orat. I
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Her eyes strayed, off to the dark- 6oustrued it.
doze," . Answered, showing his un, in, w a oy over n rance
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even tei5th iin a malignant grin. .who used to speak ,of a girl be could
"lleventy come September, sir. I've,
Nevilles placed pistol
;he was picturing the forest bandit ged. "I detest, cynical peopile."
. Nevilles plucked a whit�_ puff -ball I 4ot forget, although it seems. she had
been here more than fifty Years,"
Men are Obviously the superior sex;
ind his merry men ,advancing up the "But," he defended, "I'm not cynical,
about the size of a golf ball, f . rom used him shaniefully. I just couldn"
proudly. �
they have done everything in the
tafy slope to take her captive. believe me. I was just wondering if,
the sod at his feet. He handed it to think that any woman could be false
"So you have."
world of importance since the begin -
A little shiver of excitement and with the inconsistencies of your sex,
the other, who, with a mutteved blath to a man -like my pal.; I t6ld myself
NQvIlles leaned against the banis-
ning of time.—'M,s Ethel Warmin.
�xhilaration ra.n through 'her. He, was In spite- of the pleasure Rc;hin gave
stared down at it. that I would find out—"
ters, his eyes -twinkling.
these grounds. and catch you any-
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Aratching hey, stirred to his inner- you by depriving .the ParnIey beir of
"Throw it," Nevilles commanded, ,He smiled. She was leaning toward
him, lips parted, hands rigidly clench-
"any
"Pretty nearly time you vie�e get-
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nbst depths, by her exquisite cameo a million or so of his money, you
oveliness and charm. wouldn't in your heart, despise him
direction ybu choose, as hard
as you wish." ed at her ,sides.
ting a promotion, don't you thinkV'
"Why,
HOME BY TELEPHONE
"If You Were really gobin Ho4d?" for being a robber?"
"Never!" 'she
"I'm damned If—" "What has that gotto do with me,"
she asked tensely.
Sir," answered Robb'ns mod-
estly, "that ain't for me to 9� sayin'.
When you are homesick --turn to
ihe said, -and paused. cried indignantly.
"If I were really, Robin Hood," he "And 'I dmi like, that expre6s;on ,in-
"Throw it!" thundered Nevilles.
The man burled the ball frcm 'him. He drew his mind back from a Pic-
I always 'oped old Master Parriley
your telephone. It will take you
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imiled, as though he had read the consistencies of sex' either. It's ob-
High up and out it soared, a tiny ture which had flashed Wore him;
the ,of a battle-sca.:red field,
would remember me, air, but 'e went
off suddent-like; and ),
home in a fL-w minutes and it I the
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next -beat thing tobeing there in per -
)iature -her imagination NM painted, solete. Women, to -day, have no mord
'I would. come Stealing throuib, that -inconsistencies than men; perhaps not
fleal� of white against thle blue s1ky. picture
There was a swift, Sweeping motion belated aircraft whinning horiieward
He sighed as 'he hung the slicker
son, An out-of-town call nowadays
;picy shadow and—" so many."
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of Nevilles's arm. The pistDI barked. through the sulphurous dusk, and a
broken man 1-ying -on a mattre,-s. -
Nevilles bad thrown him on the rack.
'qRobbins, )ook at me," commanded
is as simple and easy to make as a
local one. Reduced evening rates be-
"Yes?" she ptompted, as he hesi- IShe laughed at the half-apologe(tic,
The puff4aall paTted. Twice again the
"You," he said, I'are that woman."
Nevillm
gin -at 7.00 p.m. and the cost is Sur-
half-embaTrassed expremion her re.
- tort brought to his face.
-automatic spoke, and the two halves
bf the target were cut into quarters. She sprang to him, clutching his
The old man turned,
prisingly low. You can talk a hun-
"Of course," She said GweeCy "I
The man who bad been for(ed to arm, eyes starry wits emotion, all
antipathy for him swept away before
"Yes, Sir, I be a-lookin', Sir."
"You're a sly young rascal, Rob-lof
dred miles or more for about the price
a movi(�.
LONDON AND WINGRAM didn't mexan that. Weare chalilg�61�
1hrow the ball stood shaking, He
4,08 but known it, expressed the truth in a
regretfully. �
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and likely as not I would despise Rob-
-gazed at Novilles, ,like one fascinated. I -
4.28 nutsheR.
, He swung up the road and turned
Cippe . n ............
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North, in for. being a robber, and have h9m
I "I thought you might as well know .
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4.43 morning," he said, as -she placed the
spy. Nevillsa'g face was "ft with
,entralia .........
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P.m .
'iBy ihe way," she asiked suddenly,
5.41 ,)where does ?0bis,
w t. was capalvIe -o ng , .
little eigbt�gun.11 .
the back in its
1',xeter
10.49
5.54 David Webster keep
Nevilles placed pistol
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himself ? 'It's -strange 'I have never
6.08
holsterr and...threw -the belt on the
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Uppen ...........
11.08
seen him. Does h� never come down
6.13 to ithe city?"
ground.
I "Now then," be advised, 'if I were
3ruce;field .........
'linton ...........
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i2.03
&22 "No," Nevilles, informed her. "At
6.42
-he is
you I'd lose no time in striking the
highvey. You business
jqndesboro .......
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present, unable to leave his
7.02 ly
.have no on
if I
31yth
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room
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these grounds. and catch you any-
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arched her brows. he Ill?"
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whereon this'lo tate again—"
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There wasa note of sympathy inher
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)He -made a signdficaint moticn, ,gut
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-Ours on sky and, trees itie at their.
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voice. .
the man lost no time in obeying the
South.
card- into amall fragments.
A fluffy Pekingese -lying .in a silk -
'%o is under the doctor's care."
Order.
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"Poor feRow," she sighed, "even 1,
,As -be reached the curve in the road,
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P.M who abhorhim, am -sorry to hear that.
he turned -and raised his fist menac-
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8.05 And, of couTsej?'.turning to him, "you
ingly.
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3.23 cannot return to your beloved wilder-
Nevilles laughed, .
3ly1th ............
7.14
8.87 ness so long as -he isincapseitated."
III should- have kicked the hrute
,ondesboro, ........
7.21
BAB Nevilles, winced. She had, had she
good and ,hard," be ruminaz�ed, half-
,!Ifnton ...........
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4,08 but known it, expressed the truth in a
regretfully. �
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4.28 nutsheR.
, He swung up the road and turned
Cippe . n ............
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4.86 "I hope I ,have -not destroyed yoilT
into the bush. Forgotten was Haight's
leusall ...........
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4.43 morning," he said, as -she placed the
spy. Nevillsa'g face was "ft with
Ixoter ............
8.27
4.68 brushes and palette in their rece,p-
tender feeling as be passed alorig the
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,en
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5.08 tacle. "Won't you Please finish .the
sun -checkered trail to the trout
painting? I am going up to tlie trout
stream. -
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stream right away."
. "Queer -she .should, know that fav -
C. N. R. TIME
TABLE
"Trout stream," she whispered
ourite old rhyme of mine, 'When trout
East.
rapturous,ly, "oh, how I wish- -11
-bite best,"' he ruminated. I
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a.m.
p.m. She turned away, confused with her
-But if there was -anything queer
'roderich ...........
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2.15 outburst. He was quick to take ad-
ahout -his forgetting to .cast a By af-
lolmesville ........
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ter he had- reached the stream ar his
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2.45 "Won' t, you come?" be asked, care-
sitting dreaming On the bank until
3eafOrth ........
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3.03 ful not to make his requesit too urg-
the twilight shadows lengthoned a -
3t. Columban ......
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8.10 ent, "There are some really fine trout,
cross the valley, the fact did not both-
)ublin .............
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3.17 and I can get you rod and waders
or him. Whoever heard of an insane
4� the lodge. You like fishing?"
.mlan worrying over the qiieer things
I I Weal.
4, I simply love it," she confessed.
9 ti
he does?
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Licensed auctioneer for the counties Dublin ...... 11.27 5.38
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P.m I But, of course, I cant go with you.
10.04 "Oh, it's not thimt," she laughed, as
CHAPTER XVIII
lof Huron and, Perth, Correspondence St. Columban. 11-82 5.44
.. 'his eyes shadowed, "I'm'not the'lelast
ASHES OF POPPIES
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1&rrarrgements, for sale dates can be Seaforth ...... 11.43 5.68
10-17 bit conventional. I would accompany
Clara Kimberlie frowned down at
rnad6by calling The Expositor office, Clinton ...... 11-59 6.08-5.43
10.31 you in a moment if it weren't for' a
the card she held in. her hand. The
Sesforth., Chargda nio4erate, a n. d Holmeaville .. 12-11 7.OrY .,,.
10-40 pvomt§o I have given to, a little, lame
maid standing respectfully by, vacant
satisfaction guatanteed. Phone SM. Goderich ..... 12-25 7.10
10-6V boy in the t6nements to visit him ithis
of expression, ag all well-trained
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afternoon. Perhaps," she suggested
maids should be,. patiemtly aNyttited the
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a�chly, "you'll hi(vite me ,again?"
orders *9 her mistress. .
. OSCAR KLOPP� East.
. 'Would to -morrow morning suit
'IT -ell thegentleman I'll be down in
46nor Ginduate Carey J.pnes' Na.
a.m. you?11� he asked eagerly.
ten minutes, Kitty," gaid. Miss Kirabe-r-
tional School of Anctioneeringi Chi- Goderich ..................
r).5,o "Perfectly. 11 love stream-,19hing
He.
her
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6.55 beft in the morning, The tints and
Gh& atood in the cenitre of room
Biewl� tfie Stock, Real Eptate,
Rates MleGaw ...................
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as the maid. withdrew, twisting. the
eha I ndiso and Farm Sales. In
Auburn ...................
. with prevailing market. Sat- :
Blvt4
6,11 loveliest then, 11 always'tbink."
6;'2& 11%ey -are," he agreeo., "and the
card- into amall fragments.
A fluffy Pekingese -lying .in a silk -
i �,61i assured, White or wire, .....................
Zurich, Ont. Phone' WlaltOi ...................
6.410 tfout rise best in the early hours."
en cushion yawned up at his mistress
*h4ned
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and for Atteation, hut.tor onee
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pbu'going to ask me if
berlie was Mpltxed- more, she wad
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�rem6mher..tbe old vewse, about motn
not a little *616ed. ihzi In 016 wood
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eouldtthis- reipyb1hate, David Webster,
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U`omsed ailctioteer for the county t, . ........
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7,40 ! 1,
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vqoh o, seehtr'about? She ttfL$ Itor.
of U�rot�,, Shlet attedido-d, to in al.1 ...........
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Vatt&4 t1ld unty., .,Sovou years' ex- :::�*::".
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One of the greatest dangers on the highway is the driver who �
insists on passing other cars when there is no space for him in I
the traffic line ahead. If he should meet a car coming in the .
opposite direction, a crash follows—with injury to persons or "I -
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cars. ��/
It's a good rule to keep in line, unless you have a clear view of I
the road ahead, and there is a place in the traffic line which you :
can reach before you meet on -coming traffic.
Don't be a. nuisance by "cutting in". It is discourteous to
I
other drivers and creates needless danger. You may have a �,
crash . . . and even if you don't, you are liable to a fine under
the Highway Traffic Act.
The Keystone of Safety
on The King's Highway
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