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by the most moderi principles. erings'of Mr. Mallassy. When he did ari.d..Godfrey De knew a good, Picture from a bad one In ,that stuccoed vil - a -,q."�,;
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tish Terriers, ItIvssfilbos' Kennels, England, her,fathpr, describing. witli 1--ard while Bobby had a drum strung grew still more bewildered. it was as . villa , frail little resembled a worm very closely in- and dark 4ed roses blooming In. a . %�� �;
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1, . . his carving knife inside the bubbling --1 though night he I on the new Hatley Road. An- deed. except in exercising its final marble saucer. The, host lighted - - I 1:�� .�T.
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. DR. GIBE together, and Walked into the house and all the rest of her Carwick loves Parls and was, going early to bed. He a year ,to the villa's expenses, while "Does he? Then Father will have .1 , , 11
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. 6f rnd'. in'company." . L . I Mr. Mallassy was able, with one thing to wish. , S excited, him. I thought�_.,as I looked" . ., �, ��, ...
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University of Western Ontario. MeM- Anp-ecy as soft and spins,bed with blue As tLhe train; stopped and'the carriage letter with the Geneva Post -mark of . dlmd I -at,
. ber of College of �Physlciafis and ,spots, Cha,1110nix lingered in her mega- dgcr was besieged-, Samela threw whose import -a were far, indeed, from being very hope and love. An iber bedroom she . e � , L��li
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Surgeons, of Ontario. Office, 43 Gode- ory as gaunt, Va-k and meh�aciig-' 1 ey'self Upon her Mother, while !Ise. been In his Possession-tantallsing tle villa, while the reason, for their She threw her hea ( : 1:.
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. DR. W. C. SPROAT ountaims, them. MaIllassy-similed in happy anticipation yer candlestick on the Chi ant. Tis,was go- . Mr. Mallassy rose, from his chair. ,of the Ontario Agricultural College,' . . .:Jt. ,
I . � s e ly e a, - mneY-Piece Ing into sin wilfuiiy�witbs both eyes "My dear!- � 1 . . Z.,4 ,
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Physician. - Surgeon' ,' misingly as amoilk into Me cell, a ed of.returning thanks from al "Into sdn?" said, Isabel, - with hair "My dear!"
%, co�d wind -mad fountains of the rush. of the benediett' . n C 1 a, tot . , * I
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. '.. amela asked with her eyebrows lift. shining cushion. Mr. Mallassy's I to got it. this. house at all until you can enter Harcourt 'had a record of 43 years I .. �,',
. . I . tumbling like catEciacts with only the S - h1d,den it. On the bed was a fat black as though she were trying the bacteriological I - I � j�'!
Fhone 90-W. Office John. St., Seaforth. lnt� Arve, and torrential rains, came "Didn't you bring Tuscan, Isabelb, �acadeandclsm, and her nose tipAilted Siamuel. There will be no prayers in ,of
I - . � . briefest respite in between. ed In gentle 'reproach. ,& .. curled. Imagi lip ,out of a smell. . � the presence of God without polluting gervice an the staff.. That both will , . ,,',I'
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DR. F. J. BURROWS . Samela wi�apped,Mr. Twig up, with as "NOW, Sam6la, don't be 'ridicul satin eughiGn on her.;,bed,, isabe,1 Of :1ble sin," Samela. declared. 'ISome The husband staxed at this unre- I .. �
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many wrappings as though, he had before you are� even out.of the sta- the Puritan austerity. i.He h sl�the In- le 11 ,
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I Office and residence,- Gbilerich $it., So it was UJ5'hlor- like '" �.,)Wt know about it, but you have since she had altogether bereft him means a great loss to. College work. I -11
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�-muat�4eattended with the-last,-shav- 1-Samelm still:, .. . _,____ .... .... r- _w t3- splashed yourself deliberately. Fathe'ri. 'Of words. - ,, , "
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PhOne_W06i'�Nif �j Z - 'M'r'1%10Tff,s`Erji all the t i 9�� that he is much too Young to give up work. "At ten o'clock you will They h " , 11
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% I was girt ,round with- mer; tissue Pa. Mrs. Crane;the char -woman, "I know- -and almost unconsciously he lifted jul:n but, have been ,strong, helpful asi '.
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I I DR. HUGH H. ROSS mort, In bed with hot hand$,and roug- t?,ol was T,qgcan's sunellb, fud Under the cushio' Tuscan hates it. The stralgritness 'Of "I will do no such thing.- , . . . .. A.,"
b I d.y bead . a was the. letie'r. his tail pie of the province." .� . 4 �.,�,. 1.
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�Graduate of University of Toronto small hotel r0m his basket .like the Mr. Maillassy operied it , and in�o� his as plainly as possible 'What is the agal-nst you and Isabel." Mrs. Mal- recently announced by Aon. Duncan.. .. 1. ,
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Faculty of Medicine, member of Col- could not be 'numbered: at all withthe' "Oh Mrm Crine you darling', this vulgar'ityT Per- lassy was caught up still further in a Marshall, Minister of Agriculture, 'as, . �4�.,111 �
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� England; University ' Hospital Lozi- bling over, the frail wooden balcony Samela," said Isabel, "you are be- At ten o'clock SamL . '11,
., don, 16ngland.. ' Office----�Back �f Do' and watchad ents of love" mad e.-, Amerything right ed with a strange little consciousnd'as yond correction." la heard her Beck, B.S.A., M.A., succeeds to, the . 1 !"i"
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� mbidon.Bank, Seaforth. Phone No. 5. down the mountain into the careering .cat who resented absence more even He looked uP,o�.Tuscan, was stand. � Mr. MalllaesY himself soon foundthe _ .. , 1.
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t . '' DR E. A. McMASTER . that whoever is Ina hurry shows that -pressed its grief -at tl�ie frail appear- ed, his immense tail fla:ppedi, 11
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,. Graduate of the University -of Toron- the thing -he is about is too big for ance of Mr. Twig. was high -arched. � his -60110.tion of his time.' Now and again he alleled severity. Sampla, 'saw that Mr. fessor In chemistry. I � . . ..�11
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I and Surgeons of Ontario; graduate ot ness wh n't manage at all, Crane. "And I don't want anybody' the door, He did not like passing -supplies,, But cold seizes upon fragility as I . .�
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Tuscan at all but it had to be done. field College, Oxford, and, Mr. Mal- . P.M. . . ",
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� 27. Office fully equippe;& for X-ray- C41116CY is heavily handicapped under "Here is a letter for You, Samela" said Tuscan to'Mr. Mallassy. young. -men from Mansfield whom the Mr. -Twig was in'bed-"Very had." Myth ................ 2.23 , ; ��; �,
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"It ba.4 the Gen. wick. She carried'-Mr� Vallemy, twin, Mill. was not at home. had only to was delivered at his be front Clinton ...'.. . ......... 3.08 I ��� . � I
treatments,, and Infre, Red electric herself ut; to the gloomY mood of ne- eve, post4mark." I crimson - roses to Mary Grelemer's talk to Slarnela for five minutes to feel autiful * , .. 3.27 . � "I.
. treatments.. Ndrse in, attendance,, ture bergelf. The brooding mountain Samela's face flamed. "Is fhereT' grave -Martin had been taken t�, the ' door, and the whole house Brucefield .. ........ 11 ....... �W
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. I fee.ling of g or everything. She answered his left- I t ., . . �
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ng expression of th My some sort of order Into Mr, KnIb's. Pg lump at her heart but the blue butter- . . �
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60ud piled on Yet inkler bank see '" .mq"WhOm do you know in .Geneva 9 On her very.first morning at home got were not making a business ol' beiey North . I
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Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat, angerlof'all the gods. Except when He lield the letter im front of her. stores. She was immensely busy, her ,grotto, she liad sweet thoughts of ,�',
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. . the'sun throned, them In, a mag -teal "It is from Mr. Melincourt. Never Th6 removal was to take place In Sep- her Bdshop. But if he, too, could do ! !
Graduate in Medicine, University splend6ur how destolate and relentl6s's mind It, tather. Let's have tea."' tember. the packing had, already be- through the winter and*then, in the Hensall ....... I ............. 19.55 �,
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brooded up to Heaven in a stark emo. Mr. Melincourt froni Mrs, Remem- ders for winter nightgowns and com demands It would be like that with Mr. Twig.' Druicefield ..... I ............... 11-09 .. �,
I Late assistant New York Opthal- tion as cold and aching as her own. brance." said Mr. MallassY. "When I - vir- Every day Mr. Vallemy -brought a big Clinton ..................... .. 11.54 . , 1! ,�, I ,
) met and Aural InstItutei, Moorefield's Sam�,Ia was caught in tbe melancholy Imew he it, seemed, to Samela, to hanve no bunch of violets, and the bedroom Lohdesboro ......... 1.0 ... *.. ..12.10 ,a,"
was -near you at Aix I made� Plicated petticoats. Ste, sat In her lure at all. "We ire having another . I. � ., ,
; Eye and Golden Square Threat Hos- Which only the child of gaiety knows. inquirles.11 grotto in the Park when -ever business bloomed with their fragrance. Blyth . ........................ 12.19. . :., I ..,
'Commercial Tears fell, memories crowded,. "And what did you discover I d. this ,keek-en.d," One. evening be called her from her Belgrave .................... 12.30 . � "�,
Vitals, ' ' London, Eng. At - . Ob,it ?11 or b6me affairs left her with a spare "pro' from Mansfiel 'Twig. . ��, 4
4 HoWl, Seaforth, third Wednesday in was the little things of life an ' bourJO she Wolild say to Mr. - wiagham ,... . ''I
each month, from 1.30 p.m. t O4.30, ture that she weaftby ,vork with big accounts, ................. 12.59
1 d na- "That he is. an extremely r-ber needle and solitude, and Mr. Mallgssy watched the p' sts at- . ,. ,
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p.m.,, 58 Waterloo Street, South, Strat- mountains, little towns presgively, wealth " .
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ford. 9"Pat of sky, at her heart there were. cold fr(,m Geneva or anywhere e 4 ;
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. down to speak to the girl at the bur- Mr. Mallassy's but %be Was not iti-the ddm loveliness Madrigal -haven't you? . ,;
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I I ela, what does this- mean? That you and, soft, crushed peace of her own Counselled. This, too, goaded Mr. Mal- that picture 'Night In, Algiers' in the Seafortfi ............... 7.17 3.16 1 , �, - . ,
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I Graduate of Faculty of Medicine, "rhinger aren$t very gay, are they?,, have been indiscreet?" little bedroom,,. but always in the she- ]a ham Gallery." Samela nodd Dubli .............. 7,2$ -
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. mong the distant peaks, ' Melliscourt She reached one evening to Samela. time, hasn't he?" . Dub4in, ............... 11.27 9.41 t,
I OeL ,then, sweep- asked me to marry bim�-Lazd I ,, out for Tuscan, and against his thick "Dead a long time," Mr. Twig ,re- Seaforth .............. 11.43 9.54- ,.d, ,
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Office King Street I I HeissAll. Phone Ing ,the valleY, It crashed-, eying, ,, purring warmth laid her ' "You want M6 to ieave home, , ...... ....... I
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