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A general 73iyft! in Irnaltne tr'ant,aet
ed, lvotes Discounted, Drafts Iss0ed,
li terest Allowed on Deposits. Sale
Nates Purchased.(
H. T. RANCE
Notary, Puglic, Conveyancer .
mai tcfal heal Estate and, Flte In -
':e 6.34t, - Rc+preseutin0 14 Fire
uranee' companies•• .
Division Court Office, Chinon.
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5 A BLOCK • .CLINTON
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<7l)o`.]1 T1)y appointmentonly.
Offii;e and Rae!dance :--- Victors St.
DR. WOODS
is i`esasuing `bract he' at ,itis.'residence,
Ba}hold.
o9'lee .Flours: -L-0 to 1.0 a.i. and 1 to 2
`pilo;. `Sundays, 1' to 2"P.in., for con-
sultation. -
G. S. ATKINSON
L.D.S,
„Gra lloyai•College,of-Dental Sur-
geons and Teroato ITolversitY
DENTAL"SURGEON'`""
Ilas cilicehours at Bayfield In old
Post Ofi'ice'Building, .Monday,-: Wed,.
nesday, Friday and Saturday from 1
to 5.30 p.m.
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CHARLES B. HALE
-. Conveyaric'er, Notary Public„'Commis..
• loner, etc. 1
REAL "::.STATE A'ND --II+iSIIRANCE
Issuer of Marriage Licenses. ,
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Clinton _as follows:
Buffalo and Godcrtuh Div.:
-Going East, depart' ' 6.25 a.nt.
Going West ar. _ 11.10 .am.
't ar. 6:08 dp. 0,51 p.m,�
ar. 10.04 p,ns.
--'London,: Huron & Bruce Div.
Going South, ar. 8.23 dp. '8.23 a.m..
4.1.5 p.m.
Going North, depart 6.50 p.m,
` 11.05. 11.13 a.10,
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DIRECTORY•
President, James Connolly, Goderlch;
Vine., James.E6ans, neechwood; Sec,.
Treasurer, Thos. E. Bays, Seaforth.
Directors: George •McCartney, 'Sea.
forth; D, 13\ .McGregor, Seaforth;.
Grieve, Walton; Wm. Ring, :Seaforth;
5 .'McEwen, Clinton;; Robert t?ei'riea;
Harlock - John Benhew oir, 73rodlxageu ;
Jas. -Connolly, Goderich.
Agents:A?ex.;Leitch, Cifuton; J, W.
Yet; Goderich; Ed;' Hinchray, Sea-
forth; W. Chesney, Eg1aondville; Rt
G:'Jarmuth, Brodhagen.
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or at Cutt's"Groeety, Cxoile'rich.
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or -transact' other business 'will be
promptly attended to ou application to.
any of the, above officers addressed to
their respective post otfic,.. Losses
inspected by; the Director who uvea,
nearest the scene.
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irr1etor. - Editor,.
ip Tax imposed
on All Receipts
Nspatch from Ottawa
nays. ---Another :.of the new
taxes, imposed by the Govern-.
stient's :budget legislation at
the ias1: session of Parliament,'
will become operative at the
beginning of the new ye;or,
'This 150 the stamp tax on re-
ceipts given in acknowledg-
aut cif the payment of sums
inn
,dollars and upwards,
1'he tai is not/rat graduated one
Tike hat op' cheques. In the
eatie, of "rd`et toots a two,celit
stamp is to be affixed t0 each
Instrurtlent regardless of the
rizitOUflt involved,
u t9teiF ,s r „
GoverPor-Cenerill Timothy Healy Takes, f,7iatli of :office;
Ministers and Nlembeo'a Sworn in—One Deputy Shot and
Another Seriously WVoinsled'on Way;. to Parliament,
A deylxstzh from -Dublin :313s In
angu atioo of the Irish Free State Us
one of ` file D tnainioD of the British
Enpi,•a took place en Wednesday. The
ceremony as simple and unmarred l
by histilo'"demonstrations from the
Itepi uhrnn'minority,
•1no 011011 was administered to
Timothy Healy aa -r Governor-General
by the Lord Chief Justice at Mr,
Healy's residence 'iii Cl ape(ltiaod, otr
the L IT•ey, three miles west of Duff
ld
ii, and afterwards the new: Governor-,
'
General' administered • the oath to
I'refe, rr :Michael Hayes as Speaker
of the Doll,
Mr. Cosgrove was the first one to
be sworn and, to sign the roll. The
form of ^tlie oath of allegiance w'mtt
primarily to the constitution of the
Irish Free State amd hon to King
George as the head of the . people
farming 03 e British Commonwealth.
Mr. O'Iliggins and the other Min-
isters
in-ia'tc- s teak: the "oath in turn, followed
by the members .ef the Dail.
Dhe oath 141 was administered tinistered to each
at? individ'ual'ly and Most of the
repetitions' We audible throughout
the Chamber. Some of the military
mc-n+ser+s, inclu:lln Defence Minister
Mulcahy, -were in uniform.
-A. Thier despatch Tram Dublin
•says:-Ceau Bales, a deputy, of the
Irish Pamliaamont,' was' shot and killed
on rlhursday..as ate Naas` leaving the
Ormond hotel for Prlaament accom-
panied by
ccom-paniedby Brigadier -General Patrick
O'11baille, who was sworn.in as Deputy
Speaker of;the I;ouse on Wednesday,
General .O'Maille. was seriously
;wounded, being sliok, ip the head anti
pitm.
When the doputlesr emerged train
the lo the 3italtusins appeared to
be legel'ing 011, the, porch, Nnthing
happone}05 the deputies jin cd` the
pl^oup, . The duets were not feed. an-Lil
Hales. and O'Mai11e hired the cab and
wenn getting into it. Then the mord;•-
erens opened fire. '!hey operated to
two groups, ' Eight to ton 'shots were
fired, most of them directed' at IIales,
Another hotel guest who e0o0 ,cleat-
ting with 105100 aid O'Mai1le as they
entered the cab had a narrow escape
from being hit.
A lorry load of British soldiers, ar-
riving on the scene, opened fire on
the Deputies' assailants, who were
sdattezedand pursued. Uei. fie
not otk
natvrt
whether any of the attacking party
were injured.
'Ihe,shooting .of the Deputies is in
fulfillment of a "constant, threat. Not
only the Ministers who ordered' .the..
recent ,I -executions, . but all the mom- .;
bens of the Dail' Eireann who voted in
favorof repressive measures had their
names published in a black list and
were warned that they would be held
responsible.:
Hence sone of the Ministers and
several of the members of the Dail
have for, some trine ,past taken up
their residence in the: Government of-
fices. But' eared were 'willing to risk
their lives by residing outside:
Hailes -was a ,prominent supporter
of the Ggvernonent and had been a
strenuous fighter against. the British.
He was one of Michael 0allins' closest•
pemsonal friends.'.. -
D,EtESaA'TF.fs T& C i4Ab Al`i%i'CQNk4"NTIO.N n°":
The International Pcstal..Cotiference opened in Ottawa Deoetnber 4th.:`
The picture shows `thetfelegVates attending from the United States. Bottom..
caw, leitt: to fright, W. Irving`'Giover, Third Assistant -Postmaster' Gencruil;: •
Hubert Weide, "Postinaster General; .John Edwards, Solicitor. Top"row,'Ed
vii , Sands, Supenintondent of 1'at'eign,Mails; Peter .5. Schardt; Div.,Supt,, •
railway 031111l service '
Peace -Makers Are First
, Victims of Rebel Plot'
A despatch ' from Dublin
says: Republican documents
captured recently revealed a
Plot tokidnap deputies and as-
sassinate the Ministers before
the Free State was formally in-
augurated. A general assas-
sination, seems •: -now . to have..
been substituted for the origin-
al plan.` The Republicans de-
clare that they regard all depu-
ties supporting the Govern-
ment as traitors to the Repub-
lic. Hales and O'Malley, the
first victims of the campaign,
were peace -makers between
the rival army sections, and
abandoned their peace effort
only when theyfound it hope-
less.
Jaclr.Nlckclvey., '
Calif:1M of Queen's,07nlver:01Gy footba 1
team,_which.,won the Dominion Ohara,
pronshtp,
�!amvevns-.rr�u®,aryo�xnn�n
Finds Gig 'Trade in Citima,
F. 6.`T. O'Hara, Deputy Minister 0f
Trade said Commerce, who points out
to Canadians tlsa,tthere are "s+taggea'
lug" oppoa'trtnitles,for trade: in China.,
"They will buy everything we are pre-
pared to Sell,' Ire 8535, -•
CLUNG TO ICE FLOES
WHEN LAUNCH SUNK
Parents and Baby, Rescued
After Floating for Three
Hmurs in t. Mary's River.
A. despatch from Sault Stc. Marie,
Ont., ' Says: -Tho passenger ' launch
Mopiea, running between' this city
and Nebbish' Island sank' in the SO.
Mary's RIVET on ' Wednesday night
when its hull was crushed by striking
an -toe -cake.' Its three occupants, Mr.
andHx5 Guy
McIntyre a rri their b
Y
narrowly escaped death 200a McIn-
tyre ia h hospital sufits' ng froth
oepaenre. TIer ,legs,_ Were frozen
When the boat sank the occupants
jumped: into the rivet and clung tri
cakes of ice, McIntyic strll)gling to
.gave the baby as well a, hihseifi. Ise
managed to get onto a 10113y safe
ice 003.00. 212s, wile clihrbed onto- a
floating piece whiolt constantly tipped
13y Harold Barnes
I{riss Kringle laughs wit`h'a hsi'ry'glee;
'I'll fool the children this year," gays he;
'They think'I am coming with deer and sleigh,
And jingle of bslis, n1 tl?ysante old way -
Bid why
ay.t3ut-why should 'Iflounder through cold and snow
And catch- influenza, when 1 can go
With a lightning speed through the .lipping air ,
And while'I am here, be'hirnolt there.
'Tis time that my reindeer were given a. rest, '
And my sleigh is; old and not at its best;
.And the boys and girls -there are millions more
Than there Used td be in the days of yore,'
I/must have more room to' carry the toys '
i t, y
And must fly Iike the, wind to the girls and boys;
From house to house 1 -must speed "with might
To finish my work in a single night.
u
B
u
t V11 do.
it, he says, with a knowing wink, -
As, he opens his hangar -and what do you -think?
-There stands in its stied' like a waiting train .
Thefinest brand of an aeroplane.
Shining and gleaming and new and sick—
Just made to order for Old -St. Nick,
It is roomy
'•and strong and it holds with ease
The thousand and one pretty things that please
The good little children throughout the land,
From the.Arctic zone to the coral' strand:
Dollies s and
;dishes
andbuggies and',lilocks
And pretty tin ;soldiers and Jacks -in -the -box; •
And trumpets and drums and tables and chairs
And fairy-tale stories and big Teddy bears,
There are red`sleds'and skates for the:snow and the ice,
And mufflers and mittens and everything nice!
With oranges, golden and juicy:: and sweet -
And the perfume of roses our noses d greet,
eet
,
y in
Ever
ch of this storehouse is filled with the toys
And dainties and gifts for the girls` and the -boys.
St. Nick rubs his hands and chuckles with glee
As he thinks of the pleasure and joy there will be.
Then he looks at his watch and he looks at the moon,
And he 'says to himself, "I must start very soon."
So he puts on his headgear, his goggles and coat;
Tucks in hiswhite beard from his breast to his throat,
Then springs to his place in the big aeroplane
As nimbly as thotgh we were twenty again. ,
He straps himself in very tight and secure,
".In order-,” he says, "that I'll be very sure
Not to slip from, my and go whirling through space -
For a' fall from such heights might disfigure my face."
He turns on the motor; anon comes the whirr
Of shining; propeller, and then the glad stir
Of the wheels as they to've o'er the hard frozen snow.
Now Iightly they; creep, then more swiftly they go;
Till, spurning the. earth 110 effort to fly; .. -
The aeroplanerapidly'mounts'to the sky. ,
As swift as the eagle, it circles and "climbs
The far; dizzy heights of the: air., and betimes
St. Nicholas guides, -Co the south as'he speeds
Onhis mission of love; for he khows of the needs
-And the wishfe's Of all "Theta`s no -chance to be late,"
Ile chuckles, then cries out, "Oh' -h-o-y, this is great
O'er ice -covered fields where" the Eskimos ramble, '
Where blizzards are born and where polar bears'.scrarnble
O'er bare,:_frozen tundras, o'er bramble and brake,':'
O'er barefrozen tundras, o'er bramble and brake,
He speeds ^ like the ;wind, till, his quick journey, ending,
"'Tis time," mutters Santa, "that -I were descending."
Then pointing the aeroplane downward, he, flies -
In large sweeping circles, till; dimly, he spies
The otOtlille of houses appearing in sight.
"And now," mur121urs Santa, "'tis -;time to alight."
-He knows how to do it -his skill is the proof; '
As Ise Settles with ease. on the top of a roof.
He turns off the with,
the straps
That keep him secure, then briskly he soaps
The lock,from the storehouse, selects all the things
Ile marked for the children -then -upward he springs
To the ton; of the-chimneywith.light, airy grace,. ,. ,
And downward he glides to the big fireplace..
The -stockings he; fills with -agenuine .Joy ,-
Axid Pours out a;blessing on each, gill and -boy-
Then listening a moment. he turns_ on his tees
And quick as a flash up the chimney hegoes.
• Ile springs to his seat, sets the •motor -to purring,
Calls out "M-e-r-r-y•Christinas1" to anyoine'stirring;
Then oil' to the next househe speeds on his way-- •
And so through the night to -the.• break of the day
1Te scatters behind him.full many:' a Treasure
And fills all the hearts ofthe children with pleasure.
At last with the dawn all his journey is dote.
"Ah, ha," shouts St, Nicholas, "now •for _some fun!"
".My storehouse is' empty, my burden is light -
Just a few fancy stunts with my planeyet to -night!" .
So saying, he noses his plane to the sky,
And swiftly and: gracefully clambers on high ;
Remains in the air for a moment :quite brief,' '
Then suddenly drops like a failing leaf.
tut righting himself with a, dextrous turn
That any professional one might yearn
To isnitate-"Ah,"" he remarks 'with a grin,
"That's glorious ; now for a good tail -spin;!" -
He spins him around like a sinking; sloop -
He volplanes-down and he "loops -Mie -loop"
Right side up and then upside down,
High in the air and then skimming the ground,
Then near to the earth you could hear him call,
"Kriss Kringle is here! M -e -r -r -y Christmas to aIl!"
Then he clambers again to the sky-blue dome
And hurries his aeroplane straight toward home.
1 h d For
, � e keeping her c retie o ,
and oIl I
x
i p g
the car -
fl toed volt
three hoots they a �
tent in near -zero weatiher,
'Their screams finally were heard
by o coastguard( at Oalc`Ridge ,Pmrk,
a mile and a half, away; -antd he 00010
to Oho rescue, -
The enamel on 'teeth is the hardest
tissue in 'the human body.
1-BORfiLT-.R
IA;ttiT l `tl . �l LV Eel '
:013
Light a Chu•Isi,Lmaty Candle, Neighbor,
7n your rvind0w lot it altiln
e
,
It may help to tell'tiljo etory
Of title Ciuuigt Citltd's love dtvino.
Have you' looked over •tlie cvergreauis
so you'll itnow where to find a nide ogre
for the yotnigsiteas' Ch05otmas trod? or
perhaps you, have 10111 ehos,en to fur.
Inisil1 the comiiimii5 tree this, year, In
oitlfet' case don't matte 5 1st ns0aitte
choice.
IN RABfiUTJ3ORO
Governor-
Gonergk'of 1relan�:
'FIm" Healy, Who Ohs week. teolcthe�
oath of ofilea as rc,p;.asontln ^ the King
in tine Irielt I0ree jltate wiricli:rtalte3
i,te place among the self bovon}ung Bo -
m neon0 of the 13 1x11)11 Empire.
•The
9
1,s Markets
Toronto.
$1.21.
Manitoba ,:wheat -No. 1• Northern
a it h
M n a d oat,si-•-taoininal.
Manitoba' barley -Nominal.
Alb the abase, track; BAY Porto,
American '-,corn-No. • 2 yellevr,
881//c; No. 3 yellow, 87%c, all rail,
Barzley-Malting 60. to .62e, athord-
ing to freight ortsicle.
"Buckwheat -No. 2; 73 to 760
ILye-No. 2, 76 to 7$c.,
Mii0feed-Del; " Montreal freight,
hags included: Bran, per tan, 374;
shorts, per ton, $26; middlings, $28,50;
good. feed flour, 312 .
Ontario, wileat .:, e, 2 :white, $1.08
to $1.10, according tc f'eights outside;
No. 2, $1405 to '01.07. •
Ontario No. 2 white' cats -41 co 13c.
Ontario corn -Nominal. "
Ontario flour Ninety. per cent pat.,
in jute stag's, Montreal prompt, hship
memt $e 20 to 85 30', Tot orae ams
55.15 to $12.25, built seaboard, $ 5 to
$5.10.
Manitoba fiiu2-lst pats., in cotton
sacks $7.10 per 1:11.; 2nd pats., 10.60.
Hay -Extra No, 2, per ton, tt'ack,
Toronto, $15; mixed., $13.50 to 115;
clover, $13.50 to $15. .
Straw -Car lots, per ton, track, To-:
ronto.
Smoked meats-Hains, med',,'26 to
28e; evoked ham, 38 too 40c; smoked
rolls; 26 tat ae s,' to
88c; breakfat28c; iliaconcott, 3g2, toro113,50;36 spe
cia:li-brand breakfast bacon, 38 to 40c;
backs, Iioalelees,. 39. to 430,
-Captain- of^ Western Champions
Sheinpaia, of the; Edmonton El
Fonio were defeated by Queee's 'U
versify, in a "game at Kingston to
gide the Cn.nadnan championship
rugby football.
Relik3,1 frorpt
Itlieurg�attem fe a
die u3e, 10 causes 05011 loo
lusn:t 111)1001,032 jolt:
nauseles but sattnob be
relieved ed by meal or ex
nations. it must have
tit+ ttlnen0.
Waits tato t,teat. blood;•i�
tonic Ined cine, i10od's
which correO? tht port
the blood on wiliolr't'110
5rude, and gives perin
It combines the m001 ell
12, -the ti•e ttuent 01111
Cured 13:oat,--Long
tai 70 lbs,, $21; 70 to 9(
tbs. and sapp, $18; 60310
barrens, $41;' ki yywei
Lard --Pure' 'tie'rcoa,
1.6ec.; .palko,,18c; 21ntai,
enliaug; tierces- , 130/4; to
1311,1 to 14c; pasta,` 140
prints, 16513 to 17%o.
Ohreese.-:.Tow, large,
20%4; triplets, 26'1sc;
Old, -large, 27c; twins,
29e,
`Butter -Finest oreajht
to e 4
2 , ordinary cry emeaant
to 39F Dairy, 29 to 310,
Dressed- poultry -Ch
and up, 28c; db, 3 to 4'l
5 lbs. and .up, 28c; db, 4
d'g;under ;4 lbs„ 17c; gee
Dings, 33ci turkeys, 310e.
Masgernse-=;20 to 22e,
Fgge oto, 1 candled
el;ects, 43 to •44e; - cal to
75 to 80e.
- Beans-C-mu:Ilan, he:
$c; primes, 5%c.
Maple pxnduct -Syri
gal„ 52.50; per 5 imp•
Maple sugar, lib., 23. {io:
Honey -6Q -lb, tins, 10
Ib.; 5-2y/-15. tins, 13%
lb.; Ontario comb 'hot
$3:75 to $450.
Potatoes -New, Onto
to 90o; No: 2; 75 to; 81
Choice, heaYylsteers,
butcher steers, 'choice,
do, good, 15 jto $6; do,
$5; do corn., $4 to $5
choice, $6 to $7.26; dot
d0. chm„'$4 to `$4,1303
a1oiee $4 tp;$s'; dao sued.
Canners and 'cutters,' $:
ester • but+t s, - good, $3.5,
cony $2.50 do $3; feeds
$6 to $5,55;' ide, ssas,
era, goo -d, $4 to $4:50;
$4; calves, choice, $10, f
$8 0°19.50;•do, 0001,,
cows, choice, $80 to
choice, $90 to $110; la
sheep, choice $6 to
-12 to $5; legs; fed 0
de, f,o.b.; $10.25; do
-..Monne
Corn, American N
93c: Oats,, No. 2 0
3 4W, 59.to 600; ex
to' 58c; 230.; 2 looal'
Flow, :spring:
$7.10 ' Itdlled oat
$3:40: Bran, •$24.'
Nbr 2,'Per ton, car'
"Ohoese;' firiiset ea
Butter, choicest of
36%e. Egg's,.frosli,
ed;, 40c; No. 1 stock
toes, per .bag, ear d-
Cann -can. $1,75 to
to $2.75; mows • an
better quality, $2.
cont., $3; ,calves, b
$9 tip; grassers, $
$13; do, cam.; $11.
to $11.75; so'ws, $9
Vancouver, B.C.
this •season Brit
ere leaving;EOr'th
Oisanagam Fruit'
ped e carload of
Boston, while cavo
variety went to.
there are 1;600 bo
which should • nidi
market.
Many wometi,WWI „disfigured ca
never seem to think that they need an occ
inside as well ;is outside. Yet neglect
bathing shows itself in spotty, and sallow
well as in dreadful headaches and bilioustxe
the liver becomes' sluggish, and waste ma
which Nature cannot rerilovewithout assi
remedy is CliamberIain's Stomach and Livor Tablets,
'semulctethelivertohealthy activity, remove ferment
gently cleanse the stomach and bowels and tone the
digestive system. Sure,safe and reliable, Take o
night and you feel bright and„sunny in the morning.
Chamberlain's today -druggists 25c., or by mail fron
Chamberlain Nadicino Company, Toronto
vrairastraimmisai
veer -Be
What' three glen line done„you can
nt Home yon cin easily master thn•se0'
Star Salm-len. "Whatever your experio
lou n;ay L+a doi0g now; 3Yilotlier ee not
seat answer tpis questl00; erre you 50
year? Then fret in touch with me aE o
e you ca
'�ohi n ion thn
pot or t 5
without c 8
o the Set
show ou h x
wSi1
Salesman,. iY
Y'rca Dmpioymmlt Scrvico of th@ N S. T
/Dce00 I0 Srllinf,
$10.000 A Year SeI
'rho See ere at Star gateueanahlp e1 tan
en»hlc i u nd le t va,nlsha, to 100,
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