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. JOHN GRIEVE, V.S. '. -
9bnor.graduate ol Ontarip Veterm-
ary,Wlege. �Afl. diseases of domestic
animals treated. Calls 'promptly at-
tended to and charges moderate. Vet.-
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erinary Dentistry a spedihIty.. .Office
and residence'bn Goderich Street, one
door east of Di. JaWtt's office, Sea -
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. A. R. CAMPBELL, V.S.
Graduate , of Ontario " Veterinary
College, University of Toronto. All
diseases of domestic animals treated
Qty the most modern 'prideiples.
Charges reasonable. Day or night
calls promptly attended to. Office on
Main Street, Hensall, opposite Town
Hall. 'Phone 116. Breeder of Scottish
Terriers. Inverness Kennels', Hensall.
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DR . , D. E. STURGIS .
VraduAte of the Faculty of Medi-
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and St. Aesepli's 'Hospital, London.
Member of College, of Physicians and
Surgeons of Ontario. Phone 67, Of -
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DR. GILBERT.C. JARROTT
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Graduate of Faculty of -Medicine'
University of Western Ontario. Mem-
ber of 1C611ege, of Physicians and
Surgeons of Ontario. Office, 43 Gode-
rich Street, West. Phone 37.
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Uniwersity of Western Ontario, Lon-
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Claus and ,Surgeons of Ontario. Office
7n Aberhart's Drug Store', Main St.,
Seaforth.: Phone 90. .
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Office and residence Goderich 'Street, ,
east of the United, Church,. S6aforth.
Phone 46. Coroner for the County of
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Faculty of Medicine, member of Col-
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Ontario; pass. graduate course in
Chicago Clinical School, of Chicago I
Royal, Opthalmie Hospital, London,
England; University Hospital, Lon-
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minion Bank,Seaforth. Phone-No.5.
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DR. E. A. Mc'MASTER
Graduate of the University of To-
ronto, Faculty of Medicine
'--�ember of College -of Physicians
and -Surgeons Of Ontario; graduate of
New Y,*k Post Graduate &hool and
Lying-in Hospital, New York' Of-
fice, on. High Street, Seaforth. .-Phone
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Office fully equipped for ultra short
wave• electric treatment, Ultra Violet
Sun Lamp treatments, and Infra Red
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Hospital, London. Phone: Hensall 56,
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11 , (10DUMUIU0 EVOTA 190�,*eek), gargimet bad shown me her illeged very first that, It W0 _111- .I..- ..-- I I I . . v�`,��"il4ev,�,,.,,,, ,V,t�
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box room find behind,the garage, a%d poisoned Stella "A Penny* for yo I .1 pb?,Ipi, 1�p $6 "C'
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"There was the ptiotograp]4, foronp of how we had found Miss Suninmr. not anything definite to back my sus. said. 11 . _ 40,06 .., �
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-roomi tabIt. it was quite obv� ,sari ,hidi X ih the bed-ge -and what Picions and at timea they we.aken- - -She looked distractin I �_
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. she had said. ,' . ed. For instance, when I caught you ing 1 hod -plunged when. I '. " .1
, us ,to me. tha,t_w WWI, I think I ,,, . i hao ask- - 'Uj* � ,ep',, �,'�,.: I
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shall leave the told in the (box roomy Xsffj�oc_ - -1 her to come W Millingliam, •and I fl -on for imim"'Atie, -il,ss.'L. Ff""'; _ I
doctor to find out iiie ab�'ut that," .1 ,�,,,=Z�!w `� I" -, - I
what it was that was so obvious by At," Al .port informed us had 11-bde things to go, on. You re- made up my mind to plunge op a� the cutftrint which at,,*ck-s aR'1'q` J - g4t� " �',j,`�,-�.�,''�A.,!J
1-i'lie 'I had finished. "Miss Hunter member When Va*ed her and you gain. . , eo �'F� , i _*'' - .
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ready." l . had sent her therq,and had told her' to witness me making up th-ht meds- "My thoughts were with � certain as agriculture is concerned,. j.p. p . .
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to hide, in. the hedge, until she came eine for Ethel? unhappy general,", � I Domes- . . - __ f`:�,Z;"Nl�,Vll�m�W.". ...... �,
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-t.:) her. Then she book you along notice anythi4ij,' but f was . W menace -that each p1m - I - � � M-��,i 1. ,
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"John, don't be. such a. tease, with her and Miss 'Suiumersou was her closely she was sim I 1�ate�st d. - . � ind � g.,,_,r,�t ill
Janet admonished, sleeping era so Agriculture publi&1i the, . . 1 ANIN - ,
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admonished. too frightened of her tormentor -to —the idea -of another _. I -......i�-����",�,,�-11,�i;i,,",
'Bence On the most. efflective, tnoazo� 'of, , Mmuw�"Rm� _,
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in what -he had told us, I ' years and it is, made up as follQwi. . �. i
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hzjster� that concerned Janet and "And why did you want me to tell' . molasses 1 quart, and wateT al;Duf CHilt ' ' ,
m6 Alone, and already a lialf,forin,6d her about your dusting the doctor's mis�dnstructions. ,I.Vas terrifl,ed lest a 'steady chop, chop, ' ha, some ", �:.. I
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that 11 wanted to ask, but ,the turning to Janet. - . ,very nearly two, but, I felt that. it hind, the rota�q_,'�vas 'deserted , . I _
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by th4 way, Jeffcock;" he 'added, Oh, if only I had know7i that, she would 'have locked me up on the . I L 1: I, .,)��,j
,turning to me, "I -still owe you an, would nervier have' got me i-pto that spot if I had made7 any suggestions . THE END .. of wet sa*.dusft. The mixture must Kippen . __*_,_ ,, ," L �:�'%
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apology for my conduct in* the box box room alone!" 't ,of the sort, and that until you ,ar- 40 I I not, bv made sloppy but should, be -110 ie "'.. - - - - "" '74 I ?"
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room. �'But surely what� she said 'VSj�s'jn_ rived on the scene again. I was bet- . that it will crumble in the and Clinton ....... , ; ! : - - - - - - : -, -. I � �?. 14
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me in a: great state, and told me ,If cent,and reasonable enough?" ter at large. '�, ' I . it •slip througfiltlie fingerAt easily. Laud, Londesbom ......... T.', 12,16 , ' � �",
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I , . that was heavily, inf,�sted last year Blyth ........ 4.0...:::::... 12.19 - "',
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Kenley along the attic passage and and 'I had dusted. the ,doctor's room et,'Ethel, ever since the ti;ne, your Of the Vatican should. be treated-, ,before the plants Belgrave . ........ I ho -801 � ,.`�_,ipl, I
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into the box room at the end of it, together directly after breakfast. it fath,e)r rail over that, dog. About are set out. This is done by,broad- Wingham; ..................... .1�6� . .,_
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locking the door. behind ypu,; and. , n from Page ,6) ,, casting the bait at the rate of 10.-20 . ..
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there you were with the atmosphere .she suspected me, and she would not pain when We got 'out Of the, car, of the FrIench Parlianiefit who ,kept transplanting. The bait should be I . 14 .: � �,.;, l
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reeking of chloroform.". I the fact .secret from their rvotws. e spread in the evenings just before I C.N.R. Time Table .., 1�11.
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collective aud!ietcps, Which sqm,time, dusk, and, if,possible, on a still � . FAA - - 1!� 'm . %.% .
" - was both ,',4nder- had a- guilty .conscience. ' Knowing Margare?s face. It bore' look of - I ,. YMM. �
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andable and excusable," -I as —no, Fnite 15,000 or 20,000 people I . .
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him. I., � me it was a most unnatural thing look of simply'liellis-4 delight - . Ina in . gaiint-Peter's.- About 1,200,000-pil- .•
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"As. to why she attacked me, I be- for her to, say. That was whY- I flash' it was gone and she was aii kms came to Rome in the Holy ' Swede Roqts For Seed Clinton .......... :. 709 9.W - � �`,::`,
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Neve that she suspected me from the wanted yon to tell her About it, only womanly sympathy And bVL-1-VW. Swede roots for seed may -be stOT_ . .. 7.22 L 3 .. ?? ff.
very beginning," Janet said, picking unfortunately I never had the chance Tears rolled down her cheeksH was then• sixty-six years old. ' ed eitber in. outside pits or in, a dark,Dublin _... - 7,83 3. I.'
up t'lre cat and" cuddling and I '' ' . "
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r,,ainst her neck in the most distract- tl,e trap.t' tender-hearted.she was:'. .'. which weigh ii-pon those frail shoul- yet suflicim,tly cool to - , West . 11 I . . I L::::::: ...
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almost sure that she overheard, or Ethel asked. � . thinks -of the of spiritual and spring. , V 1134
has been mad for more than a year ,Then, the Toots are pulled ' Seaforth ........... � , 9.51Z �
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behind the. garage, John. As ' Mr. and got no more than she deserved," All ort queried., 11 . est Of 8,11 Organizations, of its bud- inch to an inch and a half from the . - . .
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, it was 1, itself. ,She told me that she actual- her over the line. There was in4an- The Local Board hereby orders
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who bad discovered het diamond with ly saw, Miss Hunter empiie of Christendpin "'A c;lossal -i� - 1.
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.such - .. I . ,ghastly for comment, bureaucratic machii�e. But' nothing follo " fac&ries shall sold ,
Vic? lawn. When, she came to think day everiffig, -but that -she didn't like and we were silent for a space. "An is less true than that. In - spite of wing . .
about it, -sh what a to say anything because of the fan- now I -think it's time We, made our � L.. 5.50
e would .realize ' a its .dual principle of unity and auth- through the medtiuVi of an organized Goderich . ,
n claiming it ily honour! , You should have he cft, the -of Rome leaves a, um�bers, Mcnset ....
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. her attempt at the old fe"Rilly retain� have arrears to make good." - . . . -.1.
"Didn't you really flr�d the diamon,i, er touch. 'M%at she really meant "And to representatives. Nevertheless P,.�Uio 91, Auburn ..................... 6.11
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may not also',have seen me searching threaten You so on- the landing that "Eottldn't 1—would you like me to Roman Curia as suoh, is the heart. aforesaid -factories, shall be marketed. West I � . i
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doors, I was suspicious; but I still was silly, if she was really trying to sion, "but it will be neither you nor' lar form of government; it is neither on 1. - .
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mimit have -Men the culprit after all, was half fuddled with whisky and Ethel off to Folkestone by the first subtle and patient and highly adapt- der to become effective on and, after hi(Inset .................... 12.41 1,
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Jt was to Margaret she had been thought. It was a preposterous sug- SNAPSPOT CUIL I :1
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rose garden? Just before you came out Janet's' -eyes, -so dark had if be- "I wa's w6ndering, Mr. Allport whe- I I, ; I..... I.
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table -cloth on which.some of it had must have run upstairs. know everything and they knew.thaD I
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"t made h bad mistake & ed to loolo around , stir in the .air that was invigorating Holy See to pr bled the , amateur photographers and, sur- era and intentions as much as Dos-
inbed to, its 'effects' come dawn, only I was too engross- a refreshing sense of nia ' VERY day we learn more about tIM6 you ,
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But as I was saying, at the time it tion I had had with M9,rga the violation of the rights g1ranted, . 1,
Yi ret in the ious, days. Gray masses of cloud subject should not be conscious *of .1
made- me -begin to wonder when. I garden, and of bow she had told me were chasing across a watery sky. and many a time did the Vatican have many feel somewhat# embarra�sed . .,
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the glass. with the bottle and thit she had heard some one on the Over the lawn, that looked like some to use this prerogative since the sum- taking pictures in view of the public subjects, it, is best to set your focus- 'Ir I
ate that Yet You see, I didTi't appreci- stairs and had thMght it was me sodden piece of toast; odd shrivelled mer 1933. Rorne has witnessed the eye. They shrink from the attention I 11
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u suspected Miss Hunter and had directly accused me, of hid birth of a new' paganism in Germany they erroneously believe they at-, ing scale at a distance from which
were ing the,bedroom key. for action, and dressing as qlvckly as I . suits. 3udge your light and properly .
taking them to prevent any one else "That" the Tact in the name of which the "surd. . diaphragm and shutter speed. I I I
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when sbo'slidwed me a slip from one anything 'that -might bare been dan- It had been arranged that," Ethel XI has been very outspoken in his many intefesting pictures. You can ,
of your me:mo, ,pads with the words gerous to her." and A,Ilport were to travel together ' ,when you reach the pr6pe� distance .
mnatioh of these policies. � - . rest assured there Is ffb thought Of to take the picture you are after, I . ,;.
Basted over it, as though you had "I hate -to think about her.. What as fap as London, and our meal was
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been -making a ,trial to see, what it -vrl Such is the atmosph-eve of this - ridicule on the part of those who shoot wlthoutfuftherdelay and your- ;
would look 1 .e, an , a new r low voice was full of sympathy. an, early, train. unique and fascinating little- king- 'may be apparently watching you unsuspecting, victim 'will, have un- '.
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with odd word, cut, Ut of it, well, I It was The Tundish -who replied: I was on thorns lest Janet should �snap a picture. Nine chances out 01 knowingly furnished you with good . .1.
followed her to box room eager- 'tiShe will never come out of Wgh,. receive some 16tter, or something un-` ed by, the shadow of Saint -Peter's as - ten the speetator Is envious and snapshot material
ly enough i ,g that we might- find field Asylum alive. Now she - is. foreseen should occur to -prevent her it turns with the' sun. But the rest- wishes he owned a camera or had • ThIs hind of amateur Photography . I, I
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floor, when she came up. behind -me has happened thILn any of us here." half -'past nine, we were saying goo OW, as to a great light sbin-inig 'on , . .. -
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and held a pad soaked in chloroform "You suspected. d- ' a dark horizon. . .. I I
her all the time, bye to the solitary ' Tundish, who at era—and your -actions --&S much as Informal, candid camera pictures, It I �,
over, my -no" and mouth. IN,hadn't didn't you?" I asked him. came into jDalehouse Lane to see us local swimming I 11 I t
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and I cried out, "Oh, what a fool I've to pui d. I pted for that is how r shall think of him Farm -Notes Everywhere you go in a' city, sort . . - � I., I ".
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been. What a'blunderi-ng fool? You and what would have -been. gained? Tundis`h of the previous days an4� . . whother"ift is in the park 1�'v� And, speaking of summer resorts, - ' . . .1 : I
-warned me. ' I see it now, and there Besides, I -had nothing very-juueh t.,) not one wit relieved to find that his; P,ptatoes as Stock. Feed: . babies are perambulated, 1* their have,you noticed tb�emumbei-of na-, - ' '01''..". ,
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%orne other language? Wbat's it all Ethel to h�sk ,her to stay here for the then ? so completely ,have a good Opportunity t reduce . ., L.
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but I dare not look at Janet ." -a � J&I,g 4-U-4- .� ...I -A.-', IN .2dlp,ki �i,'�`tj.,,,,� "L",,'
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Inawarlica of all kinds. she nii0t be in danger. as clearly as her " potato crop ,a used, for When you come a gbod friblad _&I,k , 1�" 51- ',
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