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BARRISTERS, SOLICITORS, ETC.
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ELMER D. BELL, B.A.
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SuecesaoT to, � John H. 13�91;
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. . A. R. CAMPRELL, V.S.
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Graduate of Ontario Veterinary Col-
lege, University of Toronto. All dis-
eases of domestic animials treated by
Me meet modem Principles. Chargeis
ireasmable. Day or night, calls
promptly atteuded to. Office �,on Main
Street, Hensall, opposite Town Hall.
Fhoue, 11& Breeder of Sicottish Ter-
Tiors, IDvorness. Kennels, Hensall.
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DR. GILBERT C. JARROTT
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Graduate of FaeWty of Medicine,
Vniverafty of Western OntaT.1o. Mem-
W ,of' College of " Physicians and
Surgeons of Ontario. Office, 43 Gode.
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Successor to Dr. Charles Mackay.
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W. C. SOROAT, M.D., F.A.C.S.
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Physician and Surgeon
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DR. F.. . J. BURROWS
Office an4 residenc I e, Godierich 9t.,
east of the United Church, Seaforth.
Phone 46, Coroner for the County of
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DR. HUGH H. ROSS
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Graduate of UjWV"ty of Toronto,'
Faculty oU-Medicine, member of- Col-
lege, of 'Physicians and Surgeons of
Ontario; pass graduate coume, In
Chicago.Clinleal School of Chicago;
Royalu.,Opthalmie Hospital, London,
Englatid; University Hospital, Lon-
don, England. Office -Back of Do-
minion Bank, Seaf . orth. Ph
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Night calls answered front residence,
Victoria Street, Seaforth.
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. DR. Ei A. McMASTER
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Graduate, of the University of Toron-
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and Surgeons'of Ontario;. graduate of
New York Post Graduate School and
Lying-in Hospital, New York. Of-
fice on High Street, Seaforth. Phone
27. Office fully equipped for X-ray
diagnosis and ultra short wave elec-
tric treatment, Ultra Violet Sun Lamp
treatments, and Infra Red electric
treatment. Nurse In attendance.
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DR. F. J. R. FORSTER
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mai and Aural Institute ' Moorefield'p
Eye and Golden Square Throat Hos-
pitals, London,, Eug. At Commercial
Hotel, Sealoath, third Wednesaa? in
each month, from 1.30 p.m. to 4.30
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Graduate Royal College of Dental
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Licensed Auctioneer . I
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Dales. prices reasonable. For dates
gind lufommtlon� write or Phone Har -
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sipply sit rkhe Expositor Office.
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1%NcILWAIN & KEL,LY
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the oi&nary thing bout it,"', he Protested. - 8. .,To' add- ,io'4h. t�g 11 . � 'N"..;,..i,4�.. i "" I
ye to her forever I in his' own soul; . She had a wonderfiii-time, over -..tj �.. , I 1"��N'�;'%:4,-,t "w"q , I ,
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affair . . . Bat she.-Ilved here as he w prepared, wasn't capable of particularly with the qhildre'n!" �utyt g �
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MY wife , . ., Everyone know her." seeing her again. She was wilfully extravaga 9 rooms. and little Robert I a mine. I asked a bardwood! bush, 1. I 4 I I ,,�,`,:���I'��Z','_ �t
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I miqty, blue eyes. You're not my husband. You There are a number of axibms that 1, , r'��4t�",'�'�,�"'Il"MV.�,,�'i",
, He raised' his head and looked, at He tried to tell her something of She had a -Urserk ro�. litt I pr. WNW
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her with iaiiest big story; especially he Insisted upon ver*'-scien-tific and expensive, with a . should-obe given careful, comidera , �- 1�. "09LUTA""i. i,�,
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"I don't want You to think me worse tle white,painted' chairs and tables, She looked like the goddess Athene, 1. Tr'ees requirer'light,, therefore do , .. , .
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deserted me-rair off with this- He stared at van a peal to, . '. . , defably'� 4Df.sbade that Clinton'.._', 1 ,�,,,��,, I,
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w eyes, I 1, Sandra, all white and blue chintz. me, you've,wrouged, Mr. Petersen, .in , 'AW -op 14 grow 14, -ope% 'lin, KIO(M . �,� ' ' � ,. - "" .., , "
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bors will say. And I was a fool. Such ' don't know -a mistake of some sort. would come.back to Blro*msville Land- Ple- Yoifve thought only' of ..yourself -ed Irv:' shad . e&-, locations are. Scoteh. Iiii ............ � .';�'.t':`4i'VLIT�',�' "11 R
a fool! Uean't believe it ,. . . ! ,my . . 01-M : " �,;;I�'��'�,',�i�i"�'�"�','-",,
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to Win, arid *e.fit upstairs iigalr� .. � I A.X, .P.k., 11 11-21 I �
be near th . e chrltfiren, "But, Prankle . . . If I could only tion. it was, after all, a matter of lit. can't dra,g them into poverty and ---2' Poplar and Paper Bdrch. Red Pine 6.40' , ',-Z. S. I__ I.- "
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,�Aor� it, warmed it, and brace! She clung to him, sobbing, a frequenter of hotels, and, the lunch" 6.' Trees that have started from Godertich ............ 12 5 10.25 . �, i,"�
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keep. her pain to -herself, to hid, it ,his slow way, "bhat we are beginning I I � ,��,�111 L .�'.
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wraith. She had duties, jntere�t, r,v- She smiled at hinil kindly. . - .,�, i
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the queer, jumbled cupboards and ' "If---your-be has gone in to the . �,;�,, ��,
closets and bureau drawe4!!k They And, what is more, he worrie very looked at her, pulling off her torn old army -what will you -have to live onT' .. i; � ,,, ,
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half a dozen ttradesrr�ein_, (,enormous ance of Minnie and Lionel, was a fact I For old times' sake let me hel o .. I 6. �
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bills that she would i;educe dollar by of ugly significance. He began very _and tlii� children. An allowance- . , ,,, !
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question.. Thek found clothes of Mr. carefully, Idoked at it from'her point Her eyes filled with tears. I'll
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be given to Lionel. They found pawn came at. last to the conclusion, �bat it was preoccupied with some thought ' ..X1, t ,� Q,
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tickets for some of the silver spoons. was a good plan. . ' y," be I �� - �,
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life. But at last they cleaned away � He asked Frances to marry him. "He's gone!" she criedL He would, . A simple arrangement, but a good one, partly because the same cut,ved ��, I r
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all traces of her rule; her clothes and "On account of the'ehildren," lie she broke into open sobbing, "I ""'.
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until she should, send for bhem; she I thought you would like to remain last time, holding Sandra's 14ttle band, ANY snapshooters read about tare. Lines hi�ve a definite "pulling `�?,�,�,
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Frances had, began bo recover, to be of the greatest benefit to them. poor old Lionel! Poor nld ,riirlingv" of everything, while in the study Mr. it Is something subtle and "arty," gether to make a poinf-hear the,iiie- � .�� � �
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They were at lunch, Frances,, Mr! ..7 I can't stop on. "I never . . . in altiny life suburbs, with the nursery and he .1, � "!
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-group, almost too decorous, all eon- If that's fiest for, your work. I have Petersen married for the sake of the in a bowl, or furniture in a rVm, is of the ears are cut ot-otherwisp, �..,"'.`W i
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to start in business "The idea 6f his being in the army, ! composing" in much the same way they will draw attention upward. , - � ,.�, ,, , ,,�
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Frankie tore it open and saw his writ- it. To her also Wseemed the best .so many women to press retlitiltift'k.' secuiing A supply of Mr. Peter- appeals to the e . "f4sel" of a,Dicture. A "pyramid", ar- I - I .11, ,.',�. , ''
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