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ribly, and, he could not light,it.
e Presently he began to sneak.,
hurriedly,. brokenly.
"I can't do it. I can't trust my-
self. I couldn't go on seeing yOu.
here, like this, and I won't do the
other thing, Thea" --:his voice ro.se
and became sharp with Pain—"rve
been a bad lot, but I can't do thee. late
You poor thing. You dion't know—
you don't know."
And then Thee spoke.. .
"I don't know? I don't know? I •for,
know that you are my life: the
one, thing in all ray life that has
The new no* little house of her
childish ainbitions had been taken
and furnished, the two, ntaideerV-
ants engaged. Three day& lnce
Gladys, /earl:Let :woad becoine
Gladys Warren, and the,se
etndi°
would be used onlY as a studio. On
the morrow °lake,* would go to
Sloane Street -to ptay Until her liear-
riage. •To -night she had, worffed
to finish a drawing,. and was
now Welting over various 'mese!,
sions and tearing up cold •letters. It
was a good Opportunity to,tio this,
being press, day, F"rank was
also working late. She had net
seen him since midday..
As she sorted tidied', she
Colored'areaS tiern-hre end
die,. .1-eeieitt t the isolated nort . a
till - •'. .. .h at t
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. Bae eI.closer to civilization.
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• 'Canada's northland ii importaet
"Everybecly who ' handles 0 ge 'te'quis continent not 'only aa a
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from the predueer to the eonsuMer Potential storehouse of needed
ute 4 the los ' of eggmierals and water power but al- n
o ' trib(3
mayen
teelhuileitry'e_vg.egs7qhauersielete, ll)emiller tillaY beles,"soelek future air routes te' Europe
by recognizing and Asia.
Yperishable and b,y. "'the war saw development of
keeping them in a cool place iin ,rentes through the northland to
the home. . ,
both thee continents and coin-
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merciel airlinee from Canada allu
* * * the (United, States are now flying
Fruit Crops Are Good through the southern sections of
The fruit production picture has the northland on their regular
flights to Great Britain and Scan-
changed slightly in recent weeks,
Mein • Increase in nuMbers. ..
The white " man has hreught. the '
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Eakinio a, written' tenet/age ..ite the
form of a s• ecial syll'altic alphabet,'
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and Eskimos eon' eorrespond ihr
, etter from various llage
. vi' s and'
sealing esteee with releintios end
whttes at ether points en the Are-
lie" the Royal Canadian a/minted
Pollee, or °Deer travellers acting
as postmen,
The Canadian Government raain-
tains a network 43f radio atatiOns
for aids to navigation and aviation
in the Arctic, especially in the
Hudson Straits and Hudson Bay
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POE FARMS MIWNG CO„ ATWOOD, ONT,
been worth living:
But you don't know," he persist -
ed. "Child, you don't know. Thee.,
and
sang softly to herself. Presently
on a table by the open window she
clinavia, to Japan and China,
according to a potrefrm he . As weather stations are devel-
agriculture division of the Domin- built the
shipPing io iii operation:.during the
summer months, plying grain
' tion been offered on the bargAin 'bloCk.
You C.an,--,0freotm:Roe Feeds 'Thee,
W, R. KERSLAKE . —Seatertn
A. J. MUSTARD - Bruceffal
W. R. DAVIDSON - Hensel!
J. A. SADLER - - Staffa
RUSSELL SHOLDICE - Brodhagen
darling, don't make it too
bard. All last night—ever since I
read your letter—I've been think _
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ng. I can't trust myself, and
on,t_edreti. other thing. 1 won't
do it, Thee. That boy was right.
It's goteeto step." He sat down on
the divan and again rested his
came upon a little. rosewood desk
given to her by Alice on her tenth
birthday, and in which she had
since kept Tittle treasures of her
school -days. She Opened it. Inside
were a few programmes of plays
and concerts to which Henry had
taken her, an engraved card with
h name and the date of her con-
oped, and airfields: on
ion Bu.reau ,of. Statistics While the
• . northern islands as they -were dur-
pear crop, says the report, may oe
larger than anticipated, the apple, ing the war iti Labrador and on
the northern mainland near • the
peach and grape crops, will be
Hudson Bay, then shorter routes
smaller.
can be followed by airliners flying
Currently set at 15,736,00.0 bush-
to Europe and Asia acrose the top
els, the apple crap shows a decline of th.8 world.
of three per cent since July but
Such air routes are already in
will be well above the 1948 level of,
from Churchill on tlae west coast
of Hudson Bay to Great Britain.
.
Canadians zee in their Far
North the last important frontier
for development on the North
American continent. The glimpse
they have had of its mineral and
electric power -potentialities lead
her
t era to believe that, in due
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PAPERS FOR EVERY ROOM IN THE ,
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Come and Save up. to Halt the
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head in his hands. His voice, was
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the development stage and are
Henderson Book Store.
LEGAL
quieter as he went on. "Laat night
1 told—my wife. Not about you, of
h rmation, a little old photograph
of her mother a sixpence with a
13,404,000 bushels harvested. The
pear crop has .been upwardly re- feasible when it is realized that
the men who went into the new
course cities based on the miner -
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al resources of the area will be
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McCONNELL & HAYS
course, but about myself. I told
her that things were going badly
hole in it, token of affection feom
some school friend, and an envel-
ope. At the sight of it, her
vised to bring the total harvest to
an estimated 938;000 bushels, ao 19 Arctic weather stations went in by
increase the final United Statea naval aircraft from
developed in the northland.
They point out that many of the
thriving in the
. . GODERICH ONT
PHONE 91 • , t - .. '1
Barristers, Solicitors, Etc.
with me, and tbat for the sake of
thoughts travelled back to the day
per cent over
1948 estimate of 789,000, bushels. bases in Greenland.
cities northern
eingelegaleal aim mulimail =LEM eisomisfoloommilimitsr7
PATRICK D. McCONNELL
H. GLENN HAYS
County Crown Atterney
SEAFORTH, ONT. ,,
. Telephone 174
every one and everything I niust
,
get out of it for a bit. I'm going
to leaire England to -night, Thea."
The words broke through the
fast -clouding consciousness of the
brain, and in a moment she
which she had spent on the river
at Wallington with her stepfather.
She saw Thea's white face framed
by the heavy dripping tails. of hair.
Opening the envelope gently she
took from
Unchanged from a month ago, The Canadian Government and
the plum and prune crop remains fur trading companies have Also
at 780,000 bushets. In 1948, 671,000 been investigating the possibile
bushels were harvested. Peach esti- ties of ship traffic through the
mates for both Ontario and British Arctic waters. Twice since 1930
Columbia the Royal Canadian Mounted Po -
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A. 'W. SILLERY
Barrister, Solicitor, Etc.
Phone 173, Seaforth •
SEAFORTH - ONTARIO
girl's
was on her knees before him, cling-
ing to him. He held her to him
fiercely, his lips sought hers. His
arras crushed. her to him, and then
he s•poke again, hoarsely and brok-
it the dry yellow reran-
ants of the once ,blooming rose.
"Oh, I do' hope that some day
she will be as happy as I am."
Something vaguely disturbed her
but intent on her own concerns she
'by the
have been revised down-
wards, the crop now standing at lice' schooner St. Roch has made
1,933,000 bu,shels as compared with the trip between, Halifax and
1,984;040 in July, but the cyop will Vancouver by way of Arctic wa-
still be 10 per cent larger than a tern', threading its way through
year. ago. The Canadian grade her_ ice -lied channels to make the
ie 47,353,0iee long-seught Northwest Passage on
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enly.
"Thea, there's only one thing
stood window thinking of
Frank and of her w,edding day now
vest now set at
pounds, 18 per cent helow the 1948 which explorers started out when
for
level. they' left European 'ports to find a
SEAFORTH CLINIC
left to rne—one chance my soul.
If I do this thing, I do it to my
so near. .
And then she heard the crying—
short route to China in day -s of
E. A. McMASTER, B.A., M.D.
Internist
P. L. BRAD.Y, M.D.
Surgeon
Office Hours: 1 p.m. to 5 P.m,
daily, except Wednesday and Sun-
own damnation and to -yours.
That's how it seems to me. Per-
haps I love you too much: perhaps
I -don't love you enough, but I
can't do it. You must let me go."
Again he kissed the red lips, the
oval face, the long white hands,
the desolate crying. She stood for
a minute startled, half -afraid, lis-
telling intently. Who could it be?
Surely that studio was empty. A
sudden terror of her loneliness, -of
the night, of some unknown dread-
fulness possessed her. Instinctively
Columbus, Cabot and. Hudson.
this—with y,ou.". One trip of the St. Roch was
"Could you make tea, Mrs. made in one season, the first time
this had ever been accomplishe .
Smith? Perhaps she would drink d
that, and we should both be glad And a trading post was estab-
of it too." lished on a central Arctic island,
Mrs. Smith slithered off in her
AN EDUCATIONAL
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SHORT
WAY TO COLOUR
day.
EVENINGS: Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday only, 7-9 p.m.
Appointments made in advance
are desirable.
then lifted her on to the divan.
Her face was still, her eyes shut
and her hands fell limp from hi.
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When Thee recovered consciou's-
she moved towards the kitchen. It
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was empty. Mrs. Smith was asleep
in the little room leading from it.
Gladys beat upon the door.
"Mrs, Smith, Mrs. Smith," she
felt slippers. Presently Thea -
spoke. Her voice was weak and eft •
toneless. Skinny men, women
"I ran away from home. There
was a man whom I loved and they
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mARGE,..INE
JOHN A. GORWILL, B.A., M.D. ness.
the room was dark save for
called, and her voice sounded Pan-
ie stricken.
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found out. I ran away here, and gain 51107 15 lbs.
to -night he came. He said good -
Physician and Surgeon the
DR. H. H. ROSS' OFFICE the
moonlight which flowed through
gyeat north wiadow. .T-ou-Jou
A sleep voice replied; in a mom-
ent a head appeared at the door.
bye. -I shall never see him again." •
Get New Pep, vim, vigor
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Phones: Office 5-W: Res. a''" licking
Seatorth
was Sitting by her, whining and,
her face.
"Mrs. Smith, do come. There's
some one crying so •dreadfully
Tears came into Gladys' eyes.
There was something inexpres•sib- awultitt,rrgglitioVatiriVagyTtdugy 113,;stonitvg
ly desolate and yet alraost indif- starved, sickly "bean -pole" look, Thousands of
SHOWING
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She lay for some time, ell sensa-
somewhere on side.
girls, women, men. who never could gain before.
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DR. M. W. STAPIETON tion
tress
DR'. ROSS HOWSON
dead, but •presently the dis-
of the dog penetrated her
She drew his warm
III just slip my dreese on, Illus.:,
Gladys stood in the kitchen and
ferent about the girl .on the bed. ea'qrveafetrIT 1:glieelYerkirelitigel'akestrebeggieel
All the vitality seemed to have tohnis,tystrex..el tonicalg, stimula ts' Invigorators.
been torn out of her, her beauty itoi%tvitamie te, calcium, earl:blood, improve
ite and, digestion so food gives you more
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physicians and Surgeons
. Seaforth
phone 90 .
mitid. sleek
body to her, and with the touch
of this live thing life came back
to her, it the to
presently Mrs. Smith came in, her
dress loosely fastened over her
nightdress her feet pushed into
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had faded and she looked aged,
Don't tear getting too fat. Stop when you've gained
inert, half dead. strength and nourishMent: put flesh on bare bones.
•"Oh, you poor little thing, you the 5. 10. 15 or 20 lbs. you need for normal weight.
Coats little. New "get acquainted" size only 50c
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DR. F. J. R. FORSTER
and with power
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Gladys clutched her by the arm.
poor little thing." and 17,;;;ZIZITi.:ng-731rvoill,.azr
As knelt by the bed, Gladys'
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Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat
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"Come and listen."
she
Graduate in Medicine, University
By the studio window the two
quick wits began to work. This
girl had run away, and now for
of Toronto.
Late assistant Nevr York Opthal-
mei and Aural Institute, Moore-
field's Eye and Golden Square
Throat Hospital, London, Eng. At
COMMERCIAL HOTEL, Seaforth.
Next visit, September 21st.afternoon—the
53 Waterloo St. South, Stratford.
Guaranty Trust
Company of Canada
57th CONSECUTIVE DIVIDEND
NOTICE is herd) • that a di '
y given vii
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0,being at the rate of 5w
fiend of 11/4%
per annum on the paid -in capital stock
of the Company, has been declared for
women stood, . and on their ears
fell the lamentable crying. whis.
Its in the next studio,"
pered Gladys. "I thou ht that it
was emptY."
"There was a person there this
person who used to
oblige W as ed the time of
day,- • e P s ' .
and I understand ..as it's a
some reason her lover had left her. ,,, ,2:5Mn,
Tontheyreiewftouhlodnabee stocadig—aLoonSilide had
something be done? Could she be
persuaded to go back?
,Mrs. Smith brought the tea, and i
t GI d ' bidding Theo. drank. A i
a a la .
little color came back to her face.
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had better and lie down,
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JOHN C. GO,DDARD; M.D.
Physician and Surgeon
Phone 110 Hensall
the quarter year ending September'You
30th, 1949; payable October 15th, 1949,
to slAreholders of record at tbe close
of business September 30th, 1949. By
order of the Board.
young lady there now. Poor thing,
it must be something dreadful for
'er to cry like that."
"Do you think she is there
go
Mrs Smitle I shall stay with the
young lady, she is, better now."
Gladys brought a chair and sat
by the bed. Like a lonely child,
OPTOMETRIST
I. WILSON BERRY
President & General Manager
alone?"
"Well, I couldn't say, miss, I'm
Thee put out her hand and Gladys
took it in her own. -
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sure. Mrs. Letts, the Ters-on,veho
'y, h ie
"I don't want to bother you she
t
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Optometrist
comes inshe wouldnt sta--e-'
,
said, "but perhaps I can help you
Eyes examined and glasses fit-
toed Oculists' prescriptions accur-
ately filled. Phone 194, Evenings
120, Seaforth..
obliged to get back to the chil-
d,ren."
But how dreadful! What shall
we d.o? We can't leave her all
alone. Listen!"
if you will tell me about it all.
Does anyone know that you have
run away; will they have missed
you?" ,
(Continued Next Week)
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The crying had ceaaed. The sil-
ence seemed' almost more dread -
J. 0. TURNBULL, DN.M., V.S.
Main Street - Seaforth
PHONE 105
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ful than the sound.
It might he murder, or any
thing," whispered Mrs. Smith.
Try Huron Expositor Want
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She was trembling. Again the
crying began.
"Oh," shivered Gladys, "I can't
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HARO-LD JACKSON
Specialist iti Farm and House,
bold Sales.
Licensed in Huron and Perth
Counties. Prices reasonable; sat
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bear it. I must do something; I
shall go and ring at the bell."
"Better let me run for the plice-
man, raise,: If it was to be mur-
der—" -
It be
T. PRYDE & SON
Memorial. Craftsmen
Seaforth Exeter Clinton
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isfaction guaranteed.
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can't murder, or she
could.n't cry like that, and if there
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For information, etc., write or
phone HAROLD JACKSON, 14 on
661, Seaforth; R.R. 4, Seaforth.
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was anyone else there we should
hear them. They couldn't let her
cry and cry and 'leiter say a word.
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Licensed Auctioneer
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Dinner a Id coMp fire -r -Lake Romero/
Gladys' practical common sense
was asserting itself. She was re-
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You will find that necessary building and repairs arid
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Correspondence promptly answer
ed. Immediate • arrangements can
be made for sale dates by phoning
203, Clinton. Charges moderate and
oodekeito
gaining control of her panic-strick-
en nerves.
"You come too, Mrs. Sbaith."
From the windows of the next
door studio no lights shone. Gladys
bell, it
, ee _ MN
Seaforth Showrooms Open Tuesday
See Dr. Harburn for aPPoint•
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new equipment are importa.nt in main.taming production
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and earnings from your farm.
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satisfaction guaranteed.
IN ONTARIO'S
pressed the electric and
long. A dog.hark-
ment any other time, or Phone 41-J,
,
JOSEPH L. RYAN
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GREAT OUTDOORS
rang shrill and
ed., th•ey heard the pattering of
Exeter.
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Specialist in farm stock and im-
plements and household effects
' Satisfaction. guaranteed. Licensed
in Huron and Perth Counties.
For ,particulars and open dates
write or phone JOSEPH L. RYAN
fellowship of a
Want the grand . .
— the appetizing
campers' fireside. .
smell of bacon sizzling, and beans
day's fishing
cooldng, when a grea.t .
lik the
is over? There's nothing e
paws and eniffings at the door.
They waited and again rang.
Then Gladys banged upon the d•oor.
"What is it?" ' she called.
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and rolling woodlands of OntarioHEAD
camping holidaY-
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banged Upon it. There was the
sound of dragging steps, the pat-
OFFICE SEAFORTH Ont.
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OFFICERS:
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may be arranged for practically every need,
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C.N.R. TIME TABLE
GOING EAST
for a carefree
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Prank McGregor, Clinton - Pres,
Chris. Leonhardt, Brodhagen, Vice-
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(Morning) A.M.
ODOR:rich (leaVe) 5.40
tilettforth 6.20
Stratford (arrive) 7.16
(Afternoon) P.M
Skiderich (leave) 343A0R
Seaforth --
Stratford (arrive) . 4A0
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GOING WEST
(Mbrning) Am.
Stratford (leave) 16.45
Seafeith 1116
Goderich (arrive) 12.20
(Afternoen) VAL
Stratford (leave) 9,65
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Parliament Buildings, Toronto 2,
Ont. You'll meet many visitors from
the U.S.; make them feel at home
in hospitable Ontario.
LET'S MAKE THEM
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"You must get a doctor," seke
Gladys' anxiously.
Thee. was lying on Gladys' bed,
Son -Jou curled up at her feet. Shie
seemed almost unconstions. The
two women had tended her, had
few drops of hot milk. She had
cried no more, but had lain shiv-
ering, her teeth chattering. Now
ehe seemed alm'est uncenselatis.
At Gladyce words, boereVer, alia
Opened her Wee.
'Gladys knelt by the betook d geol
tried to induce her to mallow'
her hand.
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said faintiv. "Ler Me eta v like
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Merton A. ReidSeaforth, Manager
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Treasuter.
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DIRECTORS:
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Chris. Leollhardt, Bredhagell: E. 00924a "0-€1/b L.....1,
J. 'Prewarthia, Clinton; Harvey
Fuller, ILA. 2, Goderieh; J. H. Ma, ,
Dieing, R.R. 1, Blyth; Frank Me- • , , .... .
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Gregor, R.R. 5, Clinton; Heigh THE Dominitopi irANK
Alexander, KR. 1, Vitaltene Wm,
R. Archibald, R.R. 4, Seaforth;
John L. Malone, R.R. 6; Seaftvrth; . EsTABLissulip 1823
S. 11. Whitmore, R.R. 8, Seaforth. .
AGENTS:
a Elnlay riteXereher, R.11, I, Dub- • SEAFORTH BRANCH . . . . ,
E. C. BOSWELL, 1Viana e
lin; E. Pepper, Eriteelleldt, I. E.
Prtieter, , Stodhageni Ocorgo -A.
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