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Iluron township plans to have a park
In the village of Ripiey as a xrluiers,
memorial.
The death of Jas. Mollard occurred
1)ecember 9th at Grand Bend, at Inc age
10i Illy -seven years.
' l
Chat hospital on Sunr
day,14thd ninst.,
aged Htty-eight years.
A branch of the U. F. O. has been
formed at Brucetield, with Juhil Mur -
deck, ill Stanley, as president.
Mrs. Sin e, an aged resident of
Henrall, slips ed old tell at her home one
Earnest Clark, Police elvllungl LiM week and dialtx:ated her hip
macer, 338 King St., Kingston, -"A' eiigsrettc dropped in a box in ll. li.
Pato writes: McLeod's hardware store at Ripley An c ti n had previously been obtained
started a bre whish wasextinguished with upon some land suitable for the erection
"For three. years I suffereddi(ticulty. of a building and the prospects are
Vont nervousness and sleep- ! Innos. Cameron. of Baytteld met with bight for the carrying out of the protect.
near. I believe myBondi- a Painful accident while teaming ,a fwd Clinton used to be quite a centre of the
IIIdRe I of anal. Ile tell i ff the wagon and the ala: Industry.
THE SIGNAL
OODEZICH, ONT.
TEMPLE
RHEUMATIC_ CAPSULES
RHEIUMAT19cfEURITIS.SCIATlk
LUMBAGO, NEURALGIA.GOUT
A NSE KW FON Tai WOLST NUM(
LV atzt
tfMtfl $t^lbPws.I[R liir.Y
Humanity has lacked • preetkrl rheumatic
remedy ielnce time began. Foetuses are spent
earl at hot springs, electric baths .I4 hospi-
tals to oburio relict, yet better testate are
achieved rightist home by sang T.a.C,'s "the
tummoo ernes CMI-" just compare Rae
cad noon* with any other treataeat and
yo• will be coavioce$. Ask your drtggist
or write as fog our new beinkltli It te Interest-
ing nod cuts yew nothing ('Tt pleloos, les
King W.. Toronto). We marl asywkarso0
Sole agent for t:ulleri.'h, 11. c' lino -
lop, 1'hw.l1., chemist and 1Iruggi-t,
Rion WAS brought about by I wheel peened over his leg.
',Verwok
r. I had f1'aquent I Iltr. and Mrs. W: A. Lamont and son
headaches, neuralgic pains and ' Arthur have return. to their hone In
twitching of nerves and {Grey township after a trip of six months,
muscles. I had indigestion, !....Ain which they vaned Western Canada
to and Caluornla.
was short of breath and easily Nlr. and Mrs. Jobe k Mantling, of Hul-
tired. I commenced a treat- I kis lownsnip antlouafie the engageraeM
Gent of I)r. ClAaae's Nerve , 01 then daughter, EIvaR. , to Fra• c s A.
Food, and seven bones of this ;TamWyn, the wedding to take Place
Christmas week. "
medicine cured me of all my A quiet wig W1$1oleiaaiaed at the
symptoms. I am now feeling Evangelical parsonage, Cr-diton. on h-
one hundred per cent better camber 9th, when Mary. Roezler, daughter
,than, I was, and have to thank !of John Roesler, was united In marriage
Rands, who returned recently has been residing kat K n Close observers in the ranks of the The Yule -log, • probable variant a
the l'hrlst- testln folk -
to Moses Foist, all of Crediton.
M11lpn an s. re lir for some time, but was making arra
e. good health I am now
Mrs. Mary Ann Taylor, widow of the
late Thomas Taylor. passed away on
Frday, 12th inst.. aged eighty-five years.
Born in England. _ she came to Canada
with her husband sixty years ago and had
lived in Clinton ever since. Two sons,
George and James, survive and live in
town.
At the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. E.
Hunniford. un December llth, the mar-
riage took place of Miss Agnes Whithead CHRISTMAS ACTS AS TONIC LI -OF THE
Lacey to Frank Hunniford, both ' of I
SEAPORTH.
A ver y ,uc•csssful bazaar was held by
the people of St. James' parish in the
school hail on December 10th and 11th.'
The proceeds were $ t.
3
00
The thermometer registered II below
zero In Seatorth Wednesday of last week.
Thompson Scott has purchasedck ott the
stationery and scboot pplY
Umb'tch and has tr itfd a brattunerI
business in his father s store.
The Seaforth band held its annual '
meeting last week and elected otlicers for
the coning year. A good deal of interest is
being taken by both old and newf members
While Sydney Gegnnwtt,
smith, was diving his car in town one
day last week it took tire, and before he
could get the tlatnes extinguished the top,
cushions and other parts of the car had
been burned.
Temporary Withdrawal Canadian Paci-
fic "Trans -Canada Limited" Trains
Effective January 1st, 1920. the
fans- train car
andtVancouverrfic all lleav g Toronto o7.1or 15 p m.,
daily, will be tempora withdrawn
•
There will- not be lay change in the
'Vancouver Express. It.;'will continue 1
o leave Toronto at 10 p. -m. daily.
T Canada Lirwted the Canadian
Thursday, Ins r'totwr .5, 1919. 't
THERE'S A SONS IN THE MR
•Tb...'. • Deng la the girl
Theses • •tar d the earl
There's • ether's deep pray.;
AN • baby'■ low eryl
AN the star rains 1u �rs
While the beautiful Melt.
Toe the manger or Ntklehea
Cradles • bins
l
There's • tumult of 301
O'er the wonderful birth.
For the Virgin's sweet boy
la the Lord or the earth.
Aye! the roar rales 1L fire
While the beautltul slag,
lar the manger err Betblebella
Cradle, • tang'
la the light of that etas
Us the ages Ins peened.
And that gong from star
Iiaa swept o'er th. world.
'Every hearth le aflame,
And the beautlttl sins
la the homes oI the nation/
That Jesus la Kingt
We rejoice In the light.
And we echo the song
Tbat oomes dews through ohm as.
From the heavenly throng.
Ars! we shout to the lover
avansel they brine
.
AN we greet In his cradle
Our Savior and -Josiah O. Hellas..
'Medford. The ceremony was performed
'
YULE, -4.011,'
Happy end [ahllaratlnd
Mental Sp ;shield So Lighted From Partial.Ind.
Rev. A. E. n, Mea ' Hae Good Effect on People, D• Last l/esr•s Which should
George }pollard hal been; seriously I glare Medical Obacrvers Preierved for Good Luck.
De-
lp the result of a stroke. Ile
by Don of H 11
Dr. Chpse's Nerve Food for
en- { ftotn Saskatchewan after tanning there ments to return to this locality when he I medical profession hire noted tine very the booere—so characteristic of aua
Dr.tffg." �kr a number of tars. has purchased the tsterestlag fact concernl°t fostivls—has some lute t
( Tilos lac d+on 11th became 111.
mus ee•tta°—that It generally Idge
In medieval
100.cre'arm o v has •
Dr. Cows Nerve Teod, 50 coat. a list, 'W. C. Brown has retired from the nal toile eRect upon thele patients.
Mr. and C avi paying 17,000 for it.of
tar QTS, •u deafen, or IWmusaa.' *Coact:
and Mrs. UsydtOn may remove to and s cceede n foreman on r of
G T.R. i t
& Co. Ltd., Toronto. &useels. land is succeeded by C. Rafter of Blyth. ; Iq exDlanatlos• of this the Loudon
Richard Oliver, a young man whose I, Roy East, who went to Stherr.1 a. -fettle 'Lancet says that since Christmas has
home is at Grand Bend. was killed by a lover a year ago to establish a branch of muse to be regarded as • time for
cheer, a unfeeraal feeling of cute
'train at lirinwnt on December Inch. He !the (loyal i%nk, has returned to Canada. I good
was working as a carpenter on the new It was deemed ulwese to estabh.h a i tentment and happiness Is engendered _
plant of Canadian Milk Products, Limited. bankin.t institution there owi'tg to the at thio time of Joyousness. routine la
as was walking on the factory railway unsettled state of affairs all over Russia I tar a while relieved. a certain fresb-
recalled Mr. E tet will fief Is given to the daI!v round, dif-
siding when he was struck by a shunting
train and instantly killed. Cbe body was
N Wren to Grand Bend for burial.
K bome at
W. H Reynolds died at h
of Its own.
m eval England. Its duration
e.tnclded with the l'hrlatmas revels.
Re long as It burned. the teoant had •
tight to feed at the lord's expense. The
log was Satan cut from an ash -tree --
the sacred tree of our Saxon forefath-
ers. There'll; a gypsy legend that our
Lord was horn 1n a field ■fid brought
and he WJi �ep by an ash -Ere.
probably visit Clinton relatives early in I 'atoms of opinion an sunk. and
The Star
in may be
teat what
ewspaper,
re getting
, inn of
informing,
a are get -
z
{
tamp•
"—that's all! When
when ugly dandruff
bottle of delightful,
sill save your hair,
ice, thick htbr, too,
The Double Track Rorie
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MONTREAL
TORONTO
DETROIT
A 1111
CHICAGO
Uns-s1e•lltd diuing car
1 -sleeping care on night 1
parlor rats on principal day
Frill informntion frau anY, ti
• The Ing should. properly. bo, lighted
the new year. charitable spirit prevails. L It, by ; wltb a portion of hitt year's lag, a
the wad, hoping for ton much that the piety of which Is always supposed to
IVO `SEARS 1somasP PAIN THEN somas or Loud fellowehlp should peace ba preserved for lurk. At the same
and methods of •117 - Christmas candle bad to be lighted.
Henstheagaef ll oan «evenlytnisevtY• en �tiiberars. ale lltIshad a1
�ye
{ lived at Hensel! since 1876 and was a carpenter ancontactor d building contctor by
trade The Tnvitt
Memorial church at
Qt tl'K IilP.1.IFM% same lasting elpu Lille
'tract uumanner'm
manfie tame that the GTrlstas Ire was Ito, t\•
It soy Dot be easy to trace exactly
Exeter le one of the buildings which bear Wlla- well-being comm With the advent M the Christmas candle, venaek Mimed
testimony W his ability and good work- 1 Dec.�3 all ..I Ohrlxtmaa, for the psychological Cao for 12 day.-tbe peeled of festielty.
a Kidney J (A portion of last year's taper has al -
John Weidman -1 sed Ilorid'. y wb this muss of exhilaration and. » b be kept.) 1t was uslacky to riot
—
ha a ce Mr. and hire. Reynolds would /odd's K d Kidney
Nis are worth) their tun c•oerrned are sot simple. Rat !At St- John's college, Oxford, can still
1. have celebrated their gl.lden weddin
g ikldd a Y This glowing Utbute to the males point is that the mental nacre be sees the ancient stone socket with
asuilvermssy on the sons and the gond old Canadian kidney rrmedyi does everybody [ the Agana
(lent an Ins:i• cad the
e l fed of this month wesght in gold."
tad good. and the annual in which the
spared. Several Del stamp,
hadu hes ',daughters survive.
canes from the lips 'of Mr. John Weld- • feetivlty 1s Just as excellent C'hrlatmas candle was pia els
daughterasurvlve. man. a well-known and highly respected •talon as the prescription of the physl- lblgh table.
EXETER. resident here. and Mr. Weidman justifies) clan whtch gives owe aud vigor to the T Us the Isle of Man. the tutu 1orsstr`
..0 B. Stell has sold the residence the tribute out of his own experience. struggle in life's race. There Is 110 IJ carried long tapers to church Oil
',occupied by W. S. Howey on Andrew i was suffering from backache for two { need nowadays, thanks to the good • ChNstmat eve.
street to Mrs.•P. Gardiner. of t-sblxne, ears. 1 could hardly stand up straight. II 1.1)x0 of the people and the couusrla
who gets possesetun in the sprinlg. The tiled all kinds of
prtoe was $'2,x00.
Trout; Tiekot Agent. or. C. li: lfok�
ing. Ui.trict 1'a taefiger Agus Telt
neat°-
(:. $, Lane'E-. Station Agent, pho
• P. P. LAWRENCE lit SONS
Town Agents Phone a
CAN ''01A�.f. :c
TEMPORARY REDUCTION
PASSENGER 'TRAIN SERVICE
WIL!- BE MADE
Effective January 4, 1920
FOU FI'i.f. PARTICULARS APT
TICKET AGENTS
NO*Ii —The •TrsM.G•ada' will be
tempckarily withdraws Jas. 1st. 1931.
medicine but none 01
them seemed to give me relief. My back
seemed to get worse all the time. Then 1
decided to try Dorld's Kidney Pills and
sent for two boxes. 1 used up one and
my back improved. 1 used four
all. They cured me completely."
Mr. cv marts lame back was ca
by sick kido ys. That's why he got such
,prompt and permanent relief leen Dodd's
Kidney Pills. Dodd's Kidney Pills make
good health by removing the seeds of
disease.
Miss Elizabeth Balsden, eldest
dau400. fer ormerly of s
Exeter. was married
on the 10th Inst. to Robert G. Boyd, of
Sarnia. Mr. and Mrs. Boyd will re-
side at Sarnia.
Mie Kinsman. teacher in the Exeter
public school, slipped on a' Step at her
�; home and in falling sprained her wrist and
• received other nluries- She was unable
'to take her school work for the last week
of the term.
Building, Contracting and General
Carpenter Work
The Inde . are prepared to
take contracts and execute orders
Inc any work lo the above line
s.
Having haul years\pt experience, they
can assure the public of first-class,
dependnhlr work.
All orders will eive prompt
stteatloa 11E0. W FS ROOK,
Tract 'gar Street,
M. BOW LER'
Tiawle
Street.
HAVE A GUESS
for the Centrepiece
Guess the number of beans
in the jar. A guest kr every
2;,c purchase: The prize is a
beautiful embroidered Centre-
piece.
The Exeter Patriotic League used the
balance of its funds on hand in purchate
• ing 150 pounds of turkey which was
shipped to the Byron Sanatorium for
Christmas cheer.
CLINTON.
On Tuesday afternoon of last week, at
the Baptist parsonage. Rev. E O. Forde
united in marriage Mrs. Irene Willis.
daughter of Mrs. Leppington of Clinton,
and Wesley Lawrence of- Weyburn.
Sask. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence plan to
spend the winter at Sarnia and go West
in the spring.
J. J. Merner, M. P., met the Clinton
Berard of Trade last week and discussed
the establishing of a flax mill in this town,
Buy your
Christmas Presents
here
A stock of lovely goods to
choose from.
Miss S. Noble
East Side Square Gederich
MYTH.
Leith, who conducted a tinsmith
ing nd p umbing business here in con -
mei with Moore & Son's hardware,
has dlttpoeed of his business to J.G. Mc-
Laughlin, who is now in possession.
The death occurred at Venice, Califon
nia, on laecember 4th, of William Camp-
bell, a fr)rmer resident of Blyth. Mr.
Campbell was a well-known citizen of
this village, being Court clerk for some
time prior to his removal to Toronto a
number of years ago. • .
Archibald Taylor. a well-known citizen
of Blyth• died on Saturday. i3th inst.. at
of their mwif..al adviser*, to neiritllfe 1 AND
about the evils of a stupid indulcl•rsee.
In rood. sirahol and tuber... on 11 fat-
tis. occasion such as the present.
Practically everyllulty realizes the
great pblaloinglral adsa°tages of w-
ipe wise oa • merry tCCD181 11 and the
disadvantages of being a fool.
Many more persons than formerly
feel where alae ends and abuse begins.
sad they ae't sensibly accordingly; and I
no tar frown It being • crate to make
the season festive by enjoying. on a
little extended 'scale perhaps.. the
creature comforts of Ofe, some decided
good Is done to both the mental and
physical health of the individual. •
The festive season may. therefore,
be welcomed which brings cheer to
thousands, whfrb Induces the generous
the mental sad
•lid charitable to brace
physical functions of the cowmunttp
at large. giving it the opportunity of
reUnquishing Its badness and its wor-
ries
onries for a time, to start again re-
freshed
efreshed and ready for "the trivlel
round, the common tank." The pre -
"A Merry Christmas" 1s
the ageof seventy-three years, Since acrsption h •• 1 afore" of
1873 Mr. Taylor had been a resident of sound so long as t • s gn
Blyth. For some years he and his cousin, geed woes is observed.
_ the late Peter blder, cconductedducted the flour
MI Business Colleges are not alike.
ticket a Reboot carefully.
ELLIOTT
Yonge and Charlet SIC.. Toronto
(woes the rarrer'aar of •11 who de"r< 10111
$nay. Get oaf Catalogue. read our mead& then
dads. Enter now.
W J ELLIOTT. Principe
et
The Trouble Man
it's a comfort to know there's
a than on whom you mac call
in your troubles—the Plumber.
We know our Intones* and
are here t0 serve you. 1
FRED. HUNT
mill here then owned by the late `Pat
Kelly. Later he Brent into the grxery. '
business, continuing in this Zine until as i
spring, when he wttd the business and
retired. His wife survives.
THE PLViMSLR"
NM. l$sn Meeh PONS lac
Plumbing
gavestanughing
Fleeting
Metal Writ
GIVES WIFE
GLYCERINE MiXTURE.
A retired merchant whose wife suffered
for years from catarrh of the stomach
finally gave her simple glycerine, buck-
thorn
i
ONE bottle produced great results. Be-
cause Adler-i-ka acts on BOTH upper and
lower bowel it removes all fowl matter
which poisoned stomach. Relieves ANY
CASE soul stomach or gas on stomach.
Often CURES constipation. Prevents
appendicitis. Campbell's Drug Store.
W1tiUIIA5l.
The wedding of Mi to Jas. Johnston, S• Ma,
formerly of
Donald. of Toronto. took place in the
city on December tOth. Rev. L. Skey
officiating. Mr. and Mrs. Maclhxiald
will reside at Sudbury.
John Petrie, a brother of Rev. D.
Perrie of this town, died at St. Paul.
Minn.. on December 111th The de-
ceased spent hie early years at, the old
family home in (,regi township. He had
resided at Edmonton. Alberta, Inc a
number of years, ani went to St. I'aul
for hospital treatment.
Mr. and Mrs, E. C. Wellgood. le n(
Winnipeg, are here for
mar's parents,
Mr.
f
months visiting
Mr. andlMr•.. Jos. Wellwood.
LUCE NOW.
The death of William Macintosh, at
the age of eighty-seven years, removed an
old resident of Lueknnw. For nearly
twenty-two years Mr. Macintosh had
been confined to his lied as the result of
an injury sustained while at work in an
excavation on a Lucknow street. His
wife survives, with one daughter, Mry.
MacKinnon. of town, and three sons.
Winne, in the West, Frank and William,
iA Lucknnw.
James Macdonald. of Ettinger, Saskat-
chewan. Is spending a couple of Months
With friends in Ashfield.
BEFORE CHRISTMAS. TOO.
The Season's Compliments
a:r
We extend to all onr ftiendsand custonterso\Avery
best wishes for Christmas and the New year, and our
hearty thanks for the patronage extended to W during
the year that is cluing.
IZor 19^21) we trust that we shall all have an even
greater measure of prosperity than the present year
has given us. We shall be right here in the old stand
to serve the public to the test of our ability, and vvill
welcome old friends anti new.
McLEAN BROS.
Semi -Ready Tailors and Gents' Furnishers
THE SQUARE GODERICH
rept to be "hunk from the chimney
with care." The New Ragland gtodt•
Ing of this kind Is usnalli long la the
leg and knitted from weyarn.
There wears
stockings oo Caps Oat'
which have been used by four goners•
tions of cbildren. Once emptied d
their treasure on Christmas morstSg
they are rolled up and marked ant
laid-si#aylur tis asst y� taw*
al
es.
The Question N Inaperfai!•L
Millions ire—Toll ane, eblld, MT
yaust gas wbo wusts to marry you
this t'►eists•s, has he got may Immo?
— Mons
1
oca
sca 1.
Miss las
j Why, he has Jost given me • dust*
dlaaeend rise studded with pearls,
Millionaire--YeeI know. Has le
any money lent
"Jeanette, you are the light of nay
life. You're my ans, my stars. my all.
you're m,7
"Yes, George. 1 know s1J •flat ; tint
you're broke. ,
The Bubble Burst.
Toting Tom was spending Christ -
ESPECIALLY AFTER CHRISTMAS. mas In the country slid had been M-
elted to the beautiful borne of a sweet
Pang thing named Agnes.
"What a charming placer he said
enthualatticslty, to Agnes' proud paw
eats, "Does It go as far as those
woods over tberer
"It does," remarked the somewhat
unsympathetic father.
"Ah," said Tom. still eheerlly ; "and
to that old stone wall neer there.
art"
"It does," came the grist answer;
"and It goes as tar as the river on the -- ---
south, and to the main road on the
northea"
"RutLful1" put In Tom,
. "Tee," went on the old man, 'but
Maas Romantique—You men- before
marriage you pay compliments. bat
atter—
Mr.WIee—We pay,,the puha.
!knb..rritw for The signal Now
-, thin. is ton • for farts
Stag. The justiis• f* waiting." .
•"Theeesnetits. -le wuitilig ! Well,, 1
supttna• 1 mu't go, lint the !hint; 101,
IA) amble'', and Is-shh'w, 1'd rather a
pried to du it."
gone -TCR TERM ROM JAN. STM
(dad/�Gc/ailit/
STRATFORD. ONT..
Western Ontario's Largest and Best
s Commercial School
we give thorough coo" wrtend
have
experiuu..txl inrtructerre in (SunMOP-
eial, Shorthand and 'telegraphy De
pal•trnent4. We aiseia1 graduates, W
potation's.' Write for onr free (at-
allogue. it may interWtt you.
D. A. MCLACHLAN, Pr(nelpal
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It doesn't go with Agnes!"
Then Tom faded peacefully frogs
Hew.
Stockings for Christmas Only.
The Christmas hacking as generally
known 1s one taken from the bureau
supply for dally wear. In certain
parts of the country. however. the
Christmas stocking Is never In in en -
YOUR AMBITION
Do you tire out easily? Have you lost some
of your accustomed vim and is your ambition
to do thing_s at low ebb? our resistance
is broken. \You should find help and invigora-
tion in nchy flourishing
MIS EMULSION
'Taken faithfully for a reasonable length of time, Scott's
seldom fail.: to freshen the blood, build up the general
health and impart a feeling of .ell -being to the body. er t
For that tired -out feeling take Scott's Emulsion.�i
ar.Al a Down*. Tomsk". 1101 Iv 11 t
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We Extend to One and All
Our Very Heartiest Greeting
this Holiday Season
W. A. HOEY, Grocer �r
Dean Bros. old stand .Phone 110