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Pbone, No. 91
JOHN J. UUGQARD
Barrister, SolicitOr,
Beattie Notary Public, lilte.
Block , - . - Seeorth, Ont.
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R.- S. RAYS
Bwrister, Solicitor, Conveyancer
and Notary Public. Solicitor for the
Dominion Bank. Office in rear of the
Dominion Bank, Seaforth. Money to
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Barristers, Sclicitors, Convenyan-
*bra and Notaries Public, Etc., Offace L
In the Edge %ilding, opposite The v
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VETERINARY S
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JOHN GRIEVE, V.S. 0
Honor graduate of Ontario Veteriu- a
ary College. All diseases of dompatic b
salmale'treated. Calls promptly at- rl
tended to and charges moderato. Vet- n
evinary Dentistry a specialty. Office o
and residence on Goderich Street, one m
door saist of Dr. Mackay's office, Sea- t:
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Z R. CAMPBELL, V.S. R
Graduate of Ontario Veterinary 0
Gollag% University of Toronto, All h
diseases of domestic animals treated f,
the most modern, principles. ,.-
reasonable. Day or night
promptly attended to. Office on -
Main Street, Hensall, opposite'Town 11
JESIL Phone 116. a
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- _ MEDICAL. "
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DR B. J. R. FORSTER 1i
*p, Bar, Nose and Throat �
Graduate in Medicine, University of -
Tamto. E
lAte, assistant'Now York Oplathal-
md and'Aural Institute, M,00refield's �1'
Eye and quare oar s_ C.
London,, Eng. At Commercial u
oK Seaforth, third 'Monday in tl
%ae& mouth, from 11 a,m. to a .p.m. b
gg Waterloo Street, South, Stratford. fi
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DR. W. C. SPROAT d,
Graduate of Faculty of Medicine, a
VMVer�dty of Western Ontario, Lon- s:,
4km Xember Of College of Physic- j,f
Ims imd Surgeons of Ontario. Office 0
in Aberhart's Drug Store, Main St., d.
Ileaforth. Phone 90. tl
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DIL R. P. I. DOUGALL tl
Honor graduate of Faculty of h
Xedieine and Master of Science Uui-
vasity of Western Ontario, L�'ndou. f�
Iffonber of College of Physicians and t].
Sdrgwra of Ontario. Office 2 doors -5
emt of post office. Phone 56, Hensall, t]
Ontarim 3004-tf h
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I DR. A. NEWTON-BRADY C
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Graduate Dublin UnimersitY, Ire-
JLn&--Late Extern Assistant Master c
itatimida Hospital for Women aild o
C2g1drell, Dublin. Office at residence I
fate]y occupied by Mrs. Parsons. e
. Hou", 9 to 10 a.m., 6 to 7 P.M.; ,,
sundays, I to 2 p,m. 2866-26 1,
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DR� F. J. BURROWS f
02ce and residence Goderich Street, '
*aA of the United Church Sea- 0
ferM. Phone 46. Coroner i�r the v
Cbunty of Huron.
- . DR. C.MACKAY I
C. 3fiickay, honor graduate of Triu- f
ft University, and gold medalist of 3
2WWty Medical College; member of c
the College of Physicians And Sur- E
gooms of Ontario. I
6— Dk H. HUGH ROSS I
ykeuny of 'Medicine, member Of COI -
1W of PbyBicians and Surgeons of I
Ontario; ess graduate courses in ,
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Cbimgo Clinical School of Chicago; ':
]toy&l Ophthalmic Hospital, London, I
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hon, and. Office -Back of Do -
=MOD , I, , Seaforth. Phone No. 5. !
iftht Ila nswered from residence, .
VIeWria Street, Seaforth. -
6 1 1 � DR. J. A. MUNN
I Successor to Dr. R. R_ Ross
Graduate of Northwestern Univers-
M:ko, Ill. Licentiate Royal
01f19DentaI Surgeons,, Toronto.
Oace over Sills, Hardware, Main St.,
S"forth. ,Phone 151.
Dp, F. J. BECHELY
Graduate Royal College of Dental
Surgeons, Toronto. Office over W. R.
Smith's Grocery, Main Streetf Sea -
forth. Phones: Office, 185W; resi-
dMee, 185 J.
CONSULTING ENGINEER
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S. W. Archibald, B.A. c ., (Tor.),
O.L.&, Registered Professional Em-
n or. Associate
Member Engineering Institute of Can-
ada, office, Seaforth, Ontario,
AUMONEERS
THOMAS BROWN
Licensed auctioneer for the counties
15f Huron and Perth. Correspondence
arrangements for sale dates can be
s3adaby calling The Expositor Office,
BWortb. Charges moderate, a n d
esWaction guaranteed. Phone 302.
OSCAR KLOPP
#onor Graduate 'Carey Jones' Na-
t1mal School of AnctionZing, Chi-
eago. ,Special course taken in Pare
B440 Live Stock, Real Estate, Mer-
ellandige and Farm Sales. Rates ill
$DOW -ng with prevailin- market Sst-
Waictlaft assured. ' W -to or 'WiTe
()gcar Klopp, Zurich, Ont. Phone!
is -93. 2869-M
. R. T. LUKER
Licensed suctioneet for the COMO
of Huron. sales attended to in Ri
Parts 6f the county, sev p 0%,
perlouge in Mitnitoba w2e &skstche,
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idently for shelter from which to gers in pitiful ironfy clutching at the and he told, nie. He-4he was standing sent them are in numbeY -as the specks had laughed at him. She loved the "" � I - ,"t �.
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%ke a stand, for they had `�Ome to heap of tarnished gold coins it COU- just ,behind Grieg that night when left by countless vagrant and wander- sea, and she loved the out-of-doors. 1. -, . � 111l�
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the -report, but the shot went wild, the flow. The movement seemed to was in, his arms, 'her fate, erimsoning, chief offi�er- mother died-4-Xin afraid, I hardly to her again. She had rerauined, �;,J*'.,; , ���,,'
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his length upon the ground. -He ped down from above and joined him. "Aldeth!" -he cried. "Aldeth!" go so far as to say it's a pleasure to afterwa,rd to finish. �l was there an- he 'had sent ,along to her had 't-eff'Til- ' 1. ;,".",
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[led' over with desperate haste in "Joke," murmured Grieg. 11Yu Ling find an ,officer whose interest in his other year. Meanwhile my uncle, my i eturned unopened. She had. left the. ,, ". �,-,'� j��,
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effort to regain hi* feet-aild the 0hen's joho. Found the point-ithree . duties is such as yours. Venj grat- father's brother, bad been eummumi- ship at Bombay. . I �', , . �! ,..,; 't. �,;g 11"�
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xt instant a wild, despairLig cry miles -:6n line--4northeasrt front cave. ifying, Mr. Lane -very!" cated with, and he asked me to corne - "Oh. Godt" Martin Lane cried 0111f. . :7; � � . 1; ,,.,5��
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ng up and down, the inountainside- Du - g it up. Found, a little box-no-th- THE MARAUDER He had answered Captain Bott. out to him and make my home there into the night. . . I I ',,,:�r��,... ,; I
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Kennard halted in, his tracks, as ing. in it-bu,t an idol. Little idol- AoMkER I � .� ,
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n. As though the solid rocit had fumlble in, his pocket. THE OFFICER OF THE WATC.H jeeringly. The parallel ruler and the ing ito worry about, for uncle has ner voice bad so jeeringly statped_ It, .I., .,!, �.
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DTally opened, and swallowed him, !Wah Fang suddenly reached for- The Bonara, Singapore to' Brisbane diKiders had stra-yed always to one made all arrangements." was perhaps urn�oaaonable-:4butl he; . , , 1;��,
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derstanding, espaped him. Where uyu Ling Chen's joke--cu.rse him!" to all ships under whatsoever fl;ag, respect to which the ship's welfare er.�eer, a man he calls Starling, who had played, Derhaps, in a httlt� luck. . 6
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i !1ity of inutive dot of all. To-migbt, for ex- possibly li,�e there?" -he had' protest- the world, ,her ports1 where, cargo *f- _ ;�
at it gave the effect from a little meant " he said excitedly. "Ten years up their voices in an unanin Ill, � ��,'
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,bed out, he saw, and overhung the There was a piece Of paper inside. though to allay her fret. She was '�CaTol!" satd Martin Lane, in a low a womanof your ,own- lcind-no com- -officer of the Bomara. And to -might, , � ... 1:1, ,
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posite side, which latter sloped Wah Fang took it out, - opened it, unhappy, irritable and disgriAntled. strained way. partionship of Your own age. You'll after two years, spanning the wunt- ,,�'g.
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rough the gap. How faT-ten or a said Wah Fang. "That clear up ev- to Tide through their rornahv in eom- her face ; . . . chanically to clear his vision.. Some- .1 �, _.�,
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me clustering around, Kenr,ard, the it in here, and explain too why no of a wet dOg, ,as the wind in accentu- That was two years -ago. He had miles away. She was there. It was :�)i�i,ff �.��
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the rock, bending ove;r to listen. "Joke," babbled Grieg for the third save when, in the distance' ondriven cursed chart and that diminutive dot had been a great deal together cn his der that he might 4give his wife an& 1.1, �
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tore was not a sound. He stra,ight- time.. Then he jerked himself sud- the showers seemed to take on. 11 had been so constantly under his eye! watches off; and then had come that gan to faei extra tired, couldn't sleep, �"'� 11
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ed up and turned to Wah Fang. denly upright, and, again the hollow, spread ,of grayish color, thinly trans- It ha -d been bad, enough before at night -in the Gulf of Aden. They was weary all da3, long and his chest . ,��',
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exclaimed. "Maybe far enough to moniacal laughter --and again, and hurling itself through the niglit up. He swung around, buttoning up his tween two -of the boats, a favorrite his job. The doctor said be had only- ..
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Ive finished him, or again, only a stle oilskin coat as the rairn came again. nook of theirs, secluded from the rest ble-consumption-and that was tc� "
again -and then a gasp, a choking on her. And, her raucous Whi . I!, *
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ening anywhetre below, he's got a'- "Him dead!" said Louie. were as though she were giving add- house, the form of the quai-termasiter soft upon her, making of her a pic- So 1.11 was Joe that It has taken ..... ... � I
ly.yl showed i1i the binnacle light. What ture of dreamy sweetness, of I-oveh- almost two years to build him up to� "I'll, .
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into, a straight line. Awou nd . b im, On the ,bridge, Martin Lane, ch.i f was th A
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LrdS away, it closed in again at the the bursting sides and tops of boxes, as a downpour subsided temp(yrarily end of the voyage? There was only eyes wide open to the sea, misty with send a-9 much,as youtcan to Mr. A. IL 1, ,
her end. "All volcano f,yrmation earrings, bracelets, necklaces, studded into a mere drizzle, flung his oilskin another one to begin. If the man that strange, alluring wistfulness they Ames, 223 Co lege S reet� Toronto. .11, I � I ,
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lound here- do that many years ago. with precious stones, gleamed at him; jacket wide Open. It was hot. was thinking about anythine� i�t, was so Often held; the warm, sweet lips, ... ���. � � .
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ri,d then, in its place, came peal on ond the Perhaps she wasn't there. Who knew! Martin Lane cried out now, a chok- ',�. " "N'
all counting were his; wealth whose rise of the focls'le-bead boy Kippen ............ 11.18 6.13 ,;�� ''.�
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hastly, maniacal, it came, again and in -his gras-n-but what good was that he frowned, shrugged hi shculd r A voic t in hi j r : to -night as vividly -as he had seen her .��l,
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agum, it ceased, and utter silence all the ages matter mOW9 I t pacing up and down the bridge again. silly fool: torture yourself! Two years she stood here now, again, before Blyth ..... I ...... 12.42 7.11 ' .� 1�1 , I , I
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- in her eyes. Grieg, big one hope, wag night-4o,T was it 'himself? Wingharn .. - - - - 1.10 ": !�
osed Louie with calm judicial sboic- dead. Caieg's lips from which. in his From the boatdeck belo,w, as he -bucked it when You got back to Ileft. � ,
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I if I can't zet a look away and stooped hurriedly over the still up; Or, at any rate, still stretch- The boatdock on, a passenger liner intoxicated. Hie had been conscious Londesboro ....... 1 ...
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to many officers had pointed Out hair, her eyes, -her lips, her throat. Kippen ............ 8.03 4�26 ,LA 1�
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Cennardanswered, a� he,got down, on his eyes, his face, that invited neither with amazing thoroughness and. port- known! It had been since ships be ungoverned and like himself beyond � ... . .. Jr,
,is knees and peered under the up- word noT comment. inacity. gan, Quite the ordinary thing! restraint, he had done her physical *...'.. �
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ncline here appeared to oe about tering Chinamen who waited there, .. I . �� . . -.-.-Icts, and on a to him! Nor a.m.
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ountain- Botts prided hinigelf on being a -bit No,*rtot a fool -mad! She had never his own. And at the end, it was a �;�)
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.4-ating this Kennard hastily changed led yet higher still up the in `0��M;
by look or word misled him - but limp figure that had slipped from his 420)
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ways and let his head and shoulders mu for- mind, 'his soul, s1haken and ad -rift. .. 12.09 10.81 . 1.,'..,11�,� !
down. This he did, ,and, braced by to be ,an outcast from society, to be d<yn't evotti get, at that, with lie If you asked the average happy and Clinton .......... �� ""i-,-,
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fairly across the ,opening. And then and'haniged like a felon by the, neck I've just beem-b."in-just been read- 9, gain of 491/� pounds would mean tc had looked when she had spoken theil; ..��'r 1:,
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heart seemed to have loost its beat as have mercy on his soul; but what of Martin Lane laughed outright now, however, she were in the osition oi she -gasped for breath. 'i"I
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he crazy, dreaming or was it true,? sbe would, she had, no right to shield of the old man's remarks. '*Ive just orty, finally obl to leave her llttl� GoAerich .................. 6.50 I 11% "I
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'Below, not 'More tba"n gi x him, -no choice but to denounce him. been, -just been -" Mar- 'Toronto HosPita] ,!, , "',
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d#vkmwaTd ere along the body, he caine out upon the beach by out over the weathercloth as amoth Then began the long, long fight tc ,:. I":., " 11
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four and five deep, ,and many of them tilon, At the water's edge were half rush &long the fored-eeck. But ncw his mean milestones on the road tc arms,'P she -bad said in a dead tome. Walton .................... ":'j,""j,
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