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Phone No. 91
JOHN J. HUGGARD I
Barrister, Solicitor,'
Notary Public., Etc.
BeattleBlock - - SeafOrth, Ont-
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I . R. S. HAYS "
I � I Baryister, Solicitor, , Conveyancer
and Notary Public. Solicitor for the
Dominion Bank. -Office in reAr of the
. Dominion Bank, Seaforth." Money to
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cers -and Notaries Public, Ete. Office
in the Edge Building, opposite The
Expositor Office. I
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VETERINARY
JOHN GRIEVE, V.S.
Honor graduate of Ontario Veterin-
r ary Golleg All disease of ,domestic
animals ated. -Calls' promptly at-
tended to and charges moderate. Vet -
I erinery Dentistry a specialty. Office
and residence on Goderich Street, one
door east of Dr. Mackay's office, Sea-
� forth.
A. R. CAMPBELL, V.S.
Graduate of Ontario Veterinary
College, University of Toronto. All
diseases of domestic animals treated
by the most modern principles.
Charges reasonable. Day Or night
calls promptly attended to. Office on
Main Street, 'Hensall, opposite Town
Hall. Phone 116.
MEDICAL
W DR. E. J. R. FORSTER
Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat
Graduate in Medicine, University of
Toronto. .
Late assistant New York Ophthal-
n*i and Aural Institute, Moorefield's
� Eye and Golden Square Throat Hos-
London, Eng, At Commercial
� Votltlelsil Seaforth, -third Monday in
� each ,Month, fram 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.
I 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-
Ontario. Qffice
[�� In Aberhart's Drug Store, Main St.,
Seaforth. Phone go. I .
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�el DR. R. P. 1. DOUGALL
I Honor graduate Of Faculty of
Medicine andMaster of Science, Uni-
versity of Western Ontario, London.
Member of College of Physicians and
�urgeons of Ontario. Offi-ce 2 do,ors,
�bavt of postoffice. Phone 56, 131enstall,
Ontario. 3004-tf
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F DR. A. NEWTON-BRADY
Bayfield.
Graduate Dublin University, Ire-
hud. Late Extern AssisItant Master
� Rotunda Hospital for Women and
Children, Dublin. Office at residence
lately occupied by Mrs. Parsons.
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Hours: 9 to 10 a.m., 6 to 7 p.m.,
Sundays, I to 2 p.m. 2866-26
. DR. F. J. BURROWS
Office and residence Goderich Street,
east of the United Church, Sea -
forth Phone 46. Coroner for Hie
County of Huron.
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� DR. C. kACKAY
1. C.Mackay, honor graduate of Trin-
Ity University, -and gold medalist of
Trinity Medical College; member of
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geons of Ontario.
� D�. H. HUGH ROSS
Graduate ,of University of Toronto
Faculty of Medicine, member of Cal -
logo of Physicians and Surgeons of
Ontario; pass graduate courses in
Chicago Clinical School of Chicago;
Royal Oplithalmis 'Hospital, London,
�% England; University Hospital Lon-
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. don, England. Office—Back �f Do-
ininion Bank, Seaforth. Phone No. 5.
Night calls anis*ered from icsidence,
Victoria Street, Seaforth.
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DR. J. A. MUNN
Successor to Dr. R. R. Ross
Graduate of Northwestern Univers-
Ity, Chicago, 111. ,Licentiate Royal
College of Dental Surgeons, Toronto.
Office over Sills' Harrdwa-re, Main St,
SeAfortb. Phone 151.
DR. F. J. BECHBLY
Graduate Royal College of Dental
Surgeons, Toronto. Office over W R
Smith's Grocery, Main Street, §ea-'
. forth. Phones: Office, 185 W; resi-
dence, 195 J.
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CONSULTING ENGINEER
. S. W. Archibald, B.A.Sc., (Toy.),
O.L.S., Registered Professional En-
gineer and, Land Surveyor. Associate
MembeT Engineering Institute of Can-
ada. Office, Seaforth, Ontario.
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AUCTIONEERS
THOMAS BROWN
Licensed auctioneer for the counties
of Huron and Perth. CorTespondenco,
arrangements for sale dates can be
made by calling The Expositeof unice,
Soaforth. Charreges, moderate, and
satisfaction guaranteed. Phone 302.
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Honor Graduate CaTey Jones' Na-
tional School for Auctioneering, 01d-
cligo. ,Special course taken in Pare
Bred Live Stoick, Real Estate, Mer-
ebandiso and Varm Sales. Rates in
keeping With prevailing market. Sat.
isfaction Asdured� Write ot wire,
Oscar Klopp, Zurich, Ont. Phone:
18-93. . 2966-52
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R. T. LUKER .
l3censed auctioneeT,for the County
of Huron. Sales attended o In jall
partsof the county. Seve'A OArs 9 ex.
psA6,Aq0 in'MahAoba and daskatche-
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the Hills." Dutch Henry, too, heard. From other side, and for a minute lay with. eighty yards." . a nice girl—and don't you forget it."
The half-breed followed him with the prairie above came the sound Of in ten yards of the shack. Then he The wounded Sergeant raised big Mahon passed up the main street -
his eyes as he galloped away. "It's a furious riding. "I'll shaot to kill ev- ,ha,ged ,down the slope, with drawn head. "Send the half-�breed for help, over the railway track idly amused
bowlin'. shame,` he growled-, 'Tave ery Mountie I see now," he snarled. revolver. j3ut even, as he rounded the Mahon.;" ,he ordered . . . . . "And at the hint 'behind his superior's .
to shoot you felluhs . . . Ef he "Let 'em all come!" corner he knew -ther outlaw was gone. don't let the devil get away. He's— words. ' To be twitted slyly about had, never been able to satisfy him-
croaks—count on me." Mahon lying flat on the prairie, With a cry of baffled fury be saw by got me I guess." With a groan he Ifeelen Parsons did not even make him self with that, proud as- he, was of his
I turned to the approaching rider hope- the -tracks about the daor that Dutch dropped and lay motionless. conscious, and the Inspector had evi- connection with a Force that gave x
fully. Then -he exclaimed linder his Henryls -horse had, been there in the Blue Pete hurried, to him. dently yielded to the rumours in the new value to the much abused word,
CHAPTER IV breath and -slide back into the coulee, shaek with him—and the tracks left "Hell, Dutchy!" be stormed. "W'y Force. He liked Helen—had liked policemen. It was only natural then,
Down tbe slope a girl careered as well as entered. Mahon. ran up didn't yuh plug 'im in the he -art, 'stead her from the time when, a messen- that ,his keenest anticipation his
THE STEER WITH XTANY BRANDS madly, her dark hair, broken loose in rairie, and a' murdering 'im this way?" ger from her cousins, the, Stantons greatest pleasure, was the few hours
At Police headquarters in Medicine the wind, hanging in one long curl on shook -his fist impotently at the Hills, "I ,had to stop him, Pete." There of the 3 -bar -Y ranch, iie bad first met' be was able to -spend, during his in- , I
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Hat Blue Pete announced, himself to her neck. One foot had lost the stir- for any biding place war, too far to- was apology and fear in Dutch this newcomer to the confined life of frequent vis.its to town, in the square
Inspector Barker by simply opening rup, but she clung with bands and -Suddenly Blue Pete's head went up Henry's volice. "I know these fel- the prairies. He liked her unaffected frame house on the street overlooking -
the door Of his office without knock- knees. Through her tender s -kin spots and the pinto wheeled on her hind lows. I guess I got him higher than manner, a dignity that did not savour the turbulent, muddy ,South Saskat-
ing. The Inspector was seated at his- of vivid red showed in her cheeks, and legs before ,Mahon, could stop. I intended, -but I can't take chances. of stiffness, her acquaintance wit _ h chewan- .
desk staring thoughtfully through the a fearful anxiety—almoste horror— "Yer wanted!" shouted the half- That's straight." His voice hardened. arts unpractised in the West, her in- 1 Helen Parsons was no product of
window, and at the. unheard of in -L- stared, from her eyes. breed. . ., "And I've gat a ,bead on you, Pete. tellectual attainments, her i-nany ways the prairie. Only two years ago i her
pertinence turned angrily. As she palled up.. Mahon seized her The pinto, lying so low in her stride You aren't going for that help, are incongruous with the untamed life in . father had come from Calgary, driveu�
"Who in hell are you?" in his arms and forcibly lifted -her that her rider seemed to be run- YOU?" which -they live-d--e-ven her easy by a weak throat to relinquish an ex- .
"The Sergeant's here—over in the from the saddle. "For ,God's sake ning ,on the ground, was already a- "This ,ain't my row.." growled the grace and dark hair, But to him it tensive practice in the larger city for
hospital." In his subtle way the half- keep down, -Miss Parsons. The Serg- way ,to the ea(ist "and Mahon, though half-breed. "But 4ef yuh've did for was sufficient proof Of entire inn -o- the less fatiguing demands of a towm
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breed solved the situation. eant's in there terribly wounded. !he had not heard the signal, trusted him, look out fer me, Dutchy. Thar cence in their relationship that he h sleighing yet 'basked in the healthful
'The Inspector reised 'himself by Dutch Henry did it." the half-breed's. ears and followed. wasn't no -need fer it. But I'm not novk-r more than mentioned her in his I ozone and dryness of elevated Alberta -
the arm of -his chair. He was a man She tore, herself from him and push- There was no need for SpUTS for Mars gotin' to stop you till then." weekly letters to his motber in Eng -
of no great height, but of a girth ed the curl under her Stetson. "And ears were back, but when Mahon saw "I'll take your word." land. It almnost ,pleased him, in a , Helen had spent tbe school terms East,
that � told on his mounts- in these lat- you stay out here!" with irritation how slowly he cul mess like that . . . . Two Ole brands careless way, that more should be at-,1so that when change of venue failed
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er years. Also his movements' were "That's not fair, Miss Parsons." His down the pinto's lead, he applied them . . . One -new one.- . . . Only tached to their acquaintance in the. land the cemeteTy on the bill showed
getting a bit stiff for one who had cheeks were red as hers. "This is once mercilessly. Mars quivered, One .vent. That critter's did some public fnind; Helen herself was too !a new stone, praiTie life offered the
made a name for himself for activity not the man—only the Policeman. My stretched out his ,head, and desperate- movin' in his day . . . . An' the gloriously untaffected, be knew, to be orphan more of the relief of outside
in big younger days. There remained, duty is to get Dutch Henry. I'm fore- 'ly running was ,presently head to vent's 'bout a year an' 'alf Old," he disturbed by the gossip that miglitlinterest than the more familiar East.
however, the -old, keen, mind, and the ed to choose the harder thing. The head with ,his new friend. But 'he added, bending closer, reach -her through the coaxse—at least I With an aunt who had kept house for
will that for a surprising length of Sergeant—" could get no further, and Blue Pete The Inspector's pipe was out. "Wiliat unsubtle—lips of her prairie friends. them since "her mother's deatb, and a
time could conquer on necessity the "I know—yes, I know," she inter- glanced from horse to horse with a Was the last -brand before the new Firmly he believed that t1heir mutual I � ervant brouright with them from the
handicap ,of advaneing age. I rupted. "It's the soulless Force that grin. . one? " I attraction lay in. their common inter- -
"Mitchell!" he called. A Constable must get the criminal whatever lisp- The next rifle shots Mahon heard Blue Pete plucked the skin between est in subjects not papular in thosL� East six years lbefare—an,d with suf-
entered from the yard. "Pm- going ,pens to the Policeman. I'm sorry I distinctly, aware -on the instant where his finger and thumb and let it flip days in Western Canada. Day after ficient money to choose her residencer
to the hospital. The half�breed's stbL,y- hinted at�—at other things; I should they came from. Not far ahead in back suddenly, smoothed it out, day of his duties threw 'him among .—she had continued to hveo in the
ing here till I return." No waste know you better," a deep coulee, with a draw run.nm'g stretched it, pinched it. The steer, men who thought in cattle and hors- 1house her father ubilt.
words, no -hesitation. . Before he could interpose she had up to the prairie, was the remains of busy stuffing itself, merely flicked, its es, whose conversation was round- (Continued next week.)
In half an hour he was back. stopped out into the draw towards an -old shack probably erected years tail. . 'ups -and brands and the prospect of
"No -w," he said abruptly, "you the shack, half running. He rushed ago as a centre for roundups; now it "Real nifty bit o' work," he aP- encroaching ho-mesteaders, whose -
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Blue Pete continued to examine a "idliss Parsons�Helenl" caught on the prairie. by sudden night- money easy—an, quick." riding and an occasional visit to town - aterful for. They won't be taxed
hat rack made by the Indians from She turned, at the last word, full in fall or ,winter storms. He had fre- Wetting the blade of a large clasp- whose, sleep was a mental vacuum and gr p a roadbed far expres%
buffalo borns. view of the shack, and stopped him quently slept there 'himself. knife on his chaps, he carefully shav- whose work entailed little more. H, to keep n
"I said,, you know Dutch Henry," in mid rush. In an angle of the hollow out of ed about the 'brand and fell to pluck- I planes.—Kingston Whig -Standard.
repeated the Inspector sharply. "Constable Mahon," she reniinded sight of the shack they came on Ser- ing and pinching again, and the In- �
"I heerd yiih the fus' time." him-, "you have a duty elsewhere. ge-ant Denton. sepector could see the rapid play Of
"Then why don't you answer?" Would you disho-nouT the Force?— "He's in there,!" The Sergeant was shades. Blue Pete closed big eyes and
11Yuh ain't ast anythin' that I for a woman?" she added as he came changing his revolver from bolster to felt slowly -over the -brands.
heerd." on. belt. "I wondered if you'd bear." "8 -inverted -A," he announced, and
The veins in the Inspector's fore- Mahan retired abashed. Not for Then with a jerk of big tunic—the of- closed his, knife. . WHERE NATURE DWARFS MAN
head swelled. "Sit downl" he th.-n- his wounded comrade, but for a wo- ficial toucb—he started forward. A flash ,Of triumph lit the Inspec- I I
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Pete looked up guiltily. But Dutchy did not shoot. The girl A furious voice challenged him. ,,I kin fool me, trot lem out. Ef I ,don' j:
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