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full value for your
money.
Clean Shave, Stylish Hair Cut, and
any other Tonsorial Needs done und-
er the Most Sanitary Conditions.
When in need of a bar-
ber, look for the re-
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the sign of constant
service.
C>i't '51TE P1)j1
W. Robinson, Prop.
To Men Who Are 45
Review your earnings during the past 10 years. Is
the amount you have saved in proper proportion
to your income ?
Willa continuance of your present rate of saving
insure adequate protection for your family in later
years?
Forty-five is not too late to begin systematic saving.
Open a savings account today with this Bank. 661
THEM IMO ANK
SEAFORTH BRANCH, - R. M. JONES, Manager.
SAFETY DEPOSIT BOXES FOR RENT.
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trur interesting and caused cousider-
e,, ty ,t.ra„ie-..ssswens e.. tl al it eliscuesion. :\fcrw'ards it was
.coded to hold meetings every ttcu
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VARNA
The NI,•11,,,,list Sunday scinill
hold th.,±ir (1 stet tree gm—
ertainittent ni, lk•ecrnbr'r
:Mt. h. :n. l ,t. has ,:,id his
farm ,ti the Par tote
e 'tti
atel t),n
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iti.ttit's la:MI: r ,.lit at the t» u" , tits'
village. ft is probahit that Mr. !tree ,cur•: ,isles. they were hes-. He
nis.'t•: \:ill neuro'. ..o•n, tciebbn, is it, the ,:r,. Cl business,
how•. ,tit•,gethtr, a fact =,Fiat avid i.t
'Hue h• regretted.
WALTON
Ihi• v. I', - It train are noising as.
usual t:,.twith.'.t:,r,liug the coat sliort-
The high until tool. l .wu rhe th'q,.
ping mill smoke sta.:Is ,ul,! ,lid con
I t,. aIle "[her d:inittct• ill this e-t,:,r I
enmity.
Mrs, 'i- 'i. ,.
on at :r. 1osepu s Hospital, .1. nines,
sII d :tt 11't' t .a 4n., t t\in fose
"ii so•1 \i,s. R le. -r sur! taniiIv
.'utt.ri. Sari,. ac' nonrwitS r.d'i
ttetrlalllt'a'.ctti itl 'hi, i.s,':tdiit-, !t is
LONDESBORO
Miss Alice Bell left fast wc"'
_„stun and while there atien.iefi the
wedding of her cousin Miss t )roti Mc-
ic,nald.
Nir. J. t:..\Tams No:purchaser Mr.',
Albert \Veymo+.aths :arra r... the gra: a: -
el :road.
1'ht
MuthodistNit pars: maga ,,c bad_
.at,vt _ the wiml last week.
BAYFIELD
D
e.e`s t
week in rtot
A. E. Erwin, Re att,Unle,l the
"uaniv t'ouucii Iasi week.
R.,bert Pet.liaie. .'.-his, 'runt \\-est
-.9itd: a tar ,- apples a few -'.reeks ago
-et^.act a . to ,tater disposing of his
�_.
.e ,inert
t
I
Mrs. it:•.ch o* Port Dover is the
guest of her br"ther ,Mr. \\'. J. Mc-
I.eod.
?Hiss McPhail of Portersitill was
the guest of Mrs. W. Stirling the past
.leek.
KINKORA
Messrs. Joseph. Frank ate- Vennard
MCDuunil have returned irons Arth
at- where they have beets fall plowing
for the Past three weeks.
A large catcher of young people
from this vicinity attended the dance
it Monkt„n uu Friday evening last.
Mr. Patrick Murray has purchased
.a tine IOU acre faro! near Seaforth and
intents settling clown there.
A severe storm passed .over this
sat -bitty on Sat'triter evening 'last. A
r.., ht slot.• am,rtttt ut latnagt. was
cion, 'tar I,.eal ens:trance agent. Mr.
Fiunegall was kept on the go for
,t ferrytae'.. dlo,':i• makingm.,tt' •i
for la raece irises
\\ , are pleased to report. that Mr.
. tIyester Ilennsy is rsx-ovcr'ng after
a severe illness.
.\ Lange ,^-u.v•1 attended she moving
picture show on Friday evening. The
straws are of weekly occurrence and
,es', always well patronised.
STAFFA
s'hristma.. entertainment trill be
Mic•.•a 11. the Methodist Church on the , s i•istnm, day. :\ good
i,, ,gra:nrtr•
I. being. prepared.
\Ir. i •.• ,t r,. . •Idntg, is in famish, l
u, i
tit his wife, who we are sorry t,tfi
is not expected t :ee.srer. l
e:tlar meeting of the Ladies'
of e he \iuth„rlist t'Intrelt was
ltehi at the inane of Mrs, l,vsle l\ sr -
it
Nits. has returned irons I.
N. V.
\i r r t o s straw shed was lev- I
-lied to Ar...m1.1 and most of her
r, Isar 1 111.,,Eti 'Is wit ire the storm
last week,
aIrs. !acre.. ;lure- is visiting relat-
ives at Carleton.
11r, labs Sts -tiler is laid tip with
Moroi aasontnt „f the haus].
i
Dr, it i .i i . 1 tellell vaccinated
1 1 Y \ i
the pupils .,"ff otir scdir,nd recently.
Mr. Milton Miller of Stratford was
Smrday visitor at his horse herer.
CROMARTY •
The dints mission Band are hooding
'a ,a!r of work here this Friday af-
ternoon.
lir. and Mrs. Ernest Graham of
\tauten who are becoming residents
cots of •'1' -•,ihaav, are preparing to
itt'n-e herr.
KIPPEN
.A meeting !tel,l in tate manse on
Frider evening for the purpose of re-
orgtuurnrg tits• Reading Circle. which
ereatrd such a lively interest last win-
ter. :Ir. R, II. Johnston presented
Gray's -Hefty. l\'riieeit in a Country
tann,-hytet',t and JIr. 1'. S. Forsythe
gave the -Falcon”. both sof which
CA TOR
For Infants and Children
In Use,ForOver 30Years
Always bears „fJ �a
the st,G'►
44
Signature of
weeks its the -homes of the people, be-
ginning each es -ening at eight o'clock
and ending art ten. The next Intet-
beg is to be held in the house of Mr.
I'obert Elgie. The election of t,1Tre-
rvsnitesl a. follows: President,
i•:,`•,. i)-• \ttl.vl, \'ice Prtcideut. Miss
\I,-11'-; ;e sectary. \li,s
'1 -1 t: t. . i•,•''ttii, s..,nmitte'•
\!t
lean \lel_ un, Ethel ltlgie,
and 'T. N. Forsythe, Managing cords
nitre,.' NV. H. Johnston and \1k -e Ft -
tie larrott,
Mrs. Pohert Murdock of Bruce=
ticld while sisiting her daughter. Mrs.
\\'m. Nick en; de, of Stanley: hall the
nusit.rtuce isfall •.Ii the platform in
front of the house and break her arm.
tic Henry Shaffer of the hotel was
the : oust sufferer in the soil -fly last
creek, the root bring blown out his
shed and several w'in.lows in his
!muse e being demolished. tlished, \It'. ']'hos.
MP?, had some fruit trees broken and
the damage in the sum—funding count
try was considerable.
.\ heavy sot\\' .i' cif ,:one and the
sleigh belts sere jingling again. People
ore „'e prepared for winter and have
gotten their .cal an -4 other necessar-
ies.
CONSTANCE
Mr. Ed Britton has now a tine Bell
!'lacer Piano in his home. It was
+, ,nreliased Trane Me. Jonathan l'Ingill
,d Seaforth.
the Sunday School is utv\ busy in
premtring for their Christmas Can-
tata.
Evangelistic services have been the
order of the day here during the last
week.
\later Leo Stevenson returned
front the Rest recently.
The church sheds were almost un-
roofed in the recent storm. The
rht,reh esetgred with only a few siting
les hlntvn ,,IT. Nit-. Adams barns were
rather badly wreched and several
nt her h'tildin is were injured. Straw
stacks serer blown over and a uumher
of windmills were destroyed.
Mrs. Thuell, Sr. anti Robert, of
Brussels and James Thuell of \Vaiton
attended the ftuteral of lite late H.
Culctntgh.
DUBLIN
The. directors of the NIcKillop, Log
an and Ribbert Telephone Company
composed of 1'shn lieuneweis, 'Thos.
Ryan. Mii•lhael O -Loughlin, Ilarry
1'entplin. .\. N. t'olgnhonn John
NI array, and I. K. Holland, were in
Stratford rt ently attending a meet-
ing ,.f the R tihvay Board relative to
tt llis'snssie'ii of raising of the Dublin
private phone rates from. $12 to $Iilt
iYIA beim; considerc•sl ton high by the
Give tier
SOMETHING
USEFUL
Xmas presents are gradually be-
ing chosen with greater care than was
ing to offer something of real use -
formerly taken; the giver usually try-
ing to offer something of real use-
fulness—a gift that will not only
please but one that will he of real
benefit.
KODAKS
FANCY STATIONERY
FRENCH IVORY
TOILET ARTICLES
LEATHER GOODS
NEW FICTION
PERFUME
You will find the assortment and
prices we offer you most pleasing.
Lot its bhovt tett oris Complete line,
chairman of the board, he allowed a
raise tn.$15. The raise front $12 to
$15 is tee be considered by the stock
holders at the annual tweeting:
The wind blew in one of the win-
dows of Mr. John Burns residence
on the third concession of I-Iihbert.
The family had to take refuge in the
cellar: The dishes were tossed to
and fro he the wind as though they
were feathers. Across the road, the
shingles of the barn and house of Mr.
;Joseph Nagle blew oil and in doing so
broke some of the windows of the
Rause. Mr. Archie Forbes Huron
Road east, lost his but dock of ducks
but he found them on Sunday about
40 rods from their little house which
was carried off by the wind. 'Phe
cement wall under Pete Sullivan's
barn had rote end completely demol-
ished, and the barn of Joseph Kenny
in Logan lost part of its roof. His
driving sherd was removed about six
inches,
\ splendid programme is being pre
panel for the box social and I.'hrist-
nias tree .and concert which is to be
hell in the stall on Friday December
12th. und:•r tli.' auspices of St. Marys
Anglican Sunday School.
11r. 1. I)iiling of Hibhert met with
a painful accident during the siesros.
In trying to vitas. the barn dour, the
hs,ol, penetrated his hand, and tore it
badly. He had a thrilling time in go-
ing'to a doctor ;it Mitchell. His ria,
wits hlo\n over several times by the
wind.
LOGAN
NiMiss I. to rint ok has been re-engag-
ed as teacher ,f S. S. No. 9 for the
coming year.
On 'rhurtalay of last week a meet-
ing of the young people of S.S. ii was
lield to consider the question of prep-
aring for a school concert,
Whirl Creek Farmers' Club elected
ifficers on Monday evening last as
tx1vkl "SYRUP OF PIGS"
TO CONSTIPATED CARD
Delicious "Fruit Laxative" can't harm
tender little Stomach, Liver
and Bowels.
Look at the tongue, mother! If
coated, your little one's stomach, Iiver
and bowels ) A"d Cleansing at once,
When peevish, cross, listless, doesn't
sleep, eat or act naturally, or is fever-
ish. stomach sour, breath bad; has sore
throat, diarrhoea, fall of cold, give a
teaspoonful of "California Syrup of
Figs," and in a few hours all the foul,
constipated waste, undigested food and
sour bile gently moves out of its little
bowels without griping, and you have a
well, playful child again, Ask your
Iruggist fur a bottle of '`California
Syrup of Figs," which contains full
� directions for babies, children of all ages
and for grown-ups.
The purchase price of this famous
1881 r °gels Al Plate
WE give coupons with every 25c. pur-
chase of all the highs grade guaran-
teed products. made by the United
Drug Company. We are willing to lose
money on the silverware to get you an-
ousinted with these goods, whish are stan-
dard in their line.
"Rexall Remedies"
Liggett's Candies, Perfumes, Toilet Articles,
Brushes, Stationery, Rubber Goods, and
hundreds of other items, household prepara-
tions, etc. You cannot afford not to se-
cure this popular silverware, when you can
get it on our half bought plan.. As an ex-
ample, this teaspoon that sells for ase. you
ran get for ion, with coupons.
A COUPON WITH EVERY PURCHASE OF 2 5c
THE REXPILL STORE
E. UM ,i. H 4 f:- hm. ,
Druggist and Stationer
J
Give the
Your'lg Folks
SOMETHING
USEFUL
Our stock of gifts. for Boys and
Girls has been very carefully chosen.
Not only useful but instructive and
pleasing. Gifts that will carry their
Christmas cheer throughout the en-
tire year.
BROWNIE CAMERAS -
FLASI-ILIGHTS
DOLLS
SCOUT BOOK, ETC.
DRAWING SETS
FOUNTAIN PENS
SCHOOL BAGS
& BOOKS
START HER A SET OF
"FRENCH IVORY"
I AND ,KEEP AD`mis TO
Seaforth
IT'
follows: President, John Rats, Vice
].'resident, Jolts Watt, Secretary, J.H.
Mulholland; Directors, Ed' Seeback
Jacob Gardner, J; Looker. The lat-
ter was also appointed delegate to the
:pinnal meeting in Toronto on Dec-
ember 16th,
DIED
Seaforth, au Thursday,
December 4th, Elsie Scott, beloved
wife of 'I'h,rmas H. Hays, aged 66
years.
l EATHERL.IND--In Tnckersmitls,
December, 5th, Edgar Leatherlann
aged 50 years.
BODE ---In Logan, on December 2nd
\Vl•n, Mode, aged 90 years,
HART ---In Seaforth, on Friday,
December 5th,- 1919„ William J.
Hart, aged 51 years,
McINTOSH—In Seaforth, on Thurs-
clay December 4th, Isabella McKay
relict of the late George McIntosh,
aged 81 years. '
RATHWELL—In Stanley ott Sun-
day, December 7th, William Rath-"
well aged 65 years,
24 Piano }i1 V
Phonogra ih
Select for home a piano or phono-
graph providing such tonal effects to
satisfy. even the Master Musicians,
I am pleased to stale that I ant du
a position to ,give you the goods that
satisfy,
Don't bet drawn into a hurried de -
vision by some travelling salesman
or agent pretending he has a better
proposstint •or you. If he tells you
inc goods won't stand and etc.. ionic
out for him. Deal with tone in whom
you can phos,' cnitlictencc,
As I depend entirely upon your
confidence for the ioundatirin of sty-
business. I ran assure pm that no
music st,o.e in Canada can give :011
a more honest deal in Pianos, Phono-
graphs, Violins: Autoharps. Rc'c,nrds
Sheft Music and supplies.
I have the sole agency for .tel,
pianos anti to hen \nn want the ahnce
goods be sure and call here an1 !:on
will get them. ']'here is nothing on
the market today that can supass or
even equal. the m lk repeating action
used in the Bell only.
Call and have a Demonstration,
JOHNATHAN E. HUGILL
Opposite the Bank of Commerce,
Thursday, December 11, 1919,
122
Rs ASSAM quality gives it
that rich flavor
Sold only in sealed packages
Yid
titer
ffiA use srmxntw
For the Blood is the Life."
HEN YOU ARE
Sacs any diseaeo duo to trnnpuro R cod
ouch a8 Eczema, Scroft,In, Scurvy, Bad
Logs, Aba000soe, ulcers, Glandular
Swellings, Boils, Plmplen, Soros of any
kind, Prios,Blood Poloon,Rhoumatlem,
Gout, oto., don't waste your time and money
on lotions and ointments which cannot get
below the surface of the skin. What you want
is a medicine that will thoroughly free the blood
of the poisonous matter which alone is the true
cause of all your suffering. Clarke's Blood
Mixture is lust such a medicine, Itis
ingredients which quickly expel from the
bloodn11 iutpuridas, from 'whatever cause
arising, and by rendering it clean and pure;
can be relied on to effect a lasting our
(zn,a,.,,dr, fiestwtmnars,
forWalton zerp nphbd
round bottle).
Over 50 years'
n„ edon.
Pleasant fa
take.
Clarkes
Moo
fixture
,...
Sold by all
hemttto and
Lt• rnh,epua,
subs/tote, i �'I"►� `.
SKIN & BL000 DISEASES,
OR SALE—House and half acre of
'runt in the village of Egm'n hiss,
The property is situated on centre
street, close ,.stn the Presbyterian
Church and is known as the Purcell
property. Gond comfortable house
good shed. good well and cement cis-
tern. :Nil icinrls of fruit trees, straw
berries, ra.sphcrrics. and currant husn-1
es. This is a corner lot with no
breaks in front and the garden is in
a good state of cultivation. This is
a nice property fur a retired farther
and the taxes are light. For partie- I
uhtrs apply on the premises or to
John Rankin, Seaforth.
Warms, however generated are
found in the digestive tracts where
Ihcy set tip disturbances detrimental
to the health of the child, ']'here can
he no comfort for the little uites ens
til the hurtful intruders have helm ex-
pelled. No better preparation for
this purpose tan he had than Millers
Worm Powders. They will immed-
iately destroy the worms and current
the conditions favorable in their irei.-
tence,
NOTICE—All books must be return-
ed to the Public Library nu or before
December 23rd, G, THOMPSON,
Librlu'iau, 120.1h
A CHRISTMAS TREE and Enter-
tainment will be held in. Roxboro
School S.S,. No, If NICKihlop on \ion -
day night, December 22nd. .\ mus-
ical and literary program is being
prepared. corse and enjoy the even--
ing, 12111a,
A PIANO BARGAIN—A Boil
upright rosewood case, 7 1-3 octave,
a swt\et tone and worth $250.00. IV.
sell at $105.00 for quick sale. Out -o:
town prospects. write to DEL:.
SALES ROOMS. Seaforth, Out.
I u
22's lulinathan E. Hngill, Mana-
ger. 11?0tf
A lovely Drop Head Sewing Machine
heett used only a fete months, far
sale cheap, A guarantee with it. Cali
at JOHNATHAN 1-IUGILL'S MUS-
IC STORE. Sole agent for Bell
Seaforth Ont. it l0
tY
FOR SALE -1 bay driving horse k3
years old and one general purpn,e
horse, 3 years old, will be sold cheat+.
Call at the store. J. E. HUGILL,
Sole agent for Bell Pianos, Seaforth.
Ontario 11120A
rtto' 3\ rtl "Qu lit.. First"
JUST E 1
. shipment of Christmas ne-
cessities such as:
Lemon Peel
Orange Peel
Raisins
Sultanas
Citron Peel Mixed Nuts
Currants . Cowan's Chocolates
Soap has made a further advance, but we
are fortunate to have a fairly good supply
on hand at the old price, viz:
a'.
& a e Naptha
Surprise
Gold
Sunlight N
C•:fort
Leirnox
9c
9c
9c
9c
S
LIMITED
Distributing Wareh.nuse Not 1
F £ E
Phone 117)
Seaforth