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We are much in debt in the U.S.A.
and the balance of trade, is against
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Buy everything you need made in
Canada.
Practically all the requisites of a bar-
ber shop, are made in Canada, as well
as the Hair Cuts, Shaves, Shampoos
and Massages,.aingesand Headrubs,
Moustache and Whisker Trims, , So
when you buy your• tonsorial needs
at the CEN 'x2A, BARBER SHOP,
you purchasenot only Maden Can.
ado essentials but yon are assured'of.
the best Canadian service Canada
ervi€e or
CONSTANT SERVICE
it seems trivial BLIT
—
you know yourself --you lmow the
direct bearing a clean shave or styl-
ish hair -cert has on your personal feel
inge.
Can you imagine looking like some of
the "BEARDED BEAUTIES" in the
family album! 1 !
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The Central ,Barber Shop keeps you
up-to-date. Look for the colored
pole opposite the Postoffice.
Central Barber St
GPPOSITE POST OFFICE
W. Robinson, Prop.
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ROXBORO
There is no greater humanizer
the school C
1 entertainments inh
to
sections' Tire one given in this
tion on Monday night was' no e
tient and the school was crowded
j'• FI• Scott lade an excellent c
.ma
t. The
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a, d the chn
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given by the children' were! care
prepared. Solos were given by
Irwin. Mrs. J. T. Scott, Joe Sill
Beattie: ' Recitation by Dorene
son, S. Scott, B. Beaton, Misses Irene
Wankel, .Mary McCowan; reading
by Mrs. McLean and James Kerr,
The dialogues were well given
received merited applause. The e
inil' closed - by singing God Save
King.
than
BAYFIELD
Mr, Thomas Cameron met with
painful accident recently, While r
turning n 1
a
home
with load of coal
accidentally fell off the wagon, t
Wheel ;passing over his kg.
rural
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Fender d Schou' l }ta
sec- weir menial l It iiia. 'free iii tl
keep- their annual Christmas free in th
.. Mr. Ton Hall ori
fi Tuesday 7 evening..
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hair Mr's. Cowie is visiting friend;
ruses C;oderich this week,
fully . Mrs. Remit i.
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At The Age' of
No doubt you often think seriously of the corning
years and haw you willmeet your personal obliga-
tions. But have yott thought how systematic saving.
will help you to do so?
It is not too late to open a savings account at the
age of 50 years.
If you have not already done so make the first
deposit of a reserve fund today.in-this Bank. 662
THE INION ANK
viucial` Legislature, the Dominion
Governcan hold'a provincial',
Iefereutdem on the question whetliel''
or not importations are to be pro ib
ited, so far as that particular p }
wince is concerned, If the referee
dual goes in the affirmative, the Do-`,
inion government will then issue a
proclamation forbidding importation
to the province in question,
In regard to race track betting
conditions as they existed in 1917 are
restored phut legislation an -the natter
it is expected, will he submitted -at
the next session- of Parliament. Dr,
Rutherford of the Railway Board is
now making an investi atiol
SEAFORTJ-I BRANCIJ, JONES _ g i will
SAFETY DEPOSIT BORES FOR REDIT, probably form the basis of legislative
my4n�u t•�tcI._ attiou. In the interval there may he
®' some Netting on the ice tracks.
LONDESBORO imposed by -Order -in -council under tlle. BIRTHS
A very pretty wedding was saleln- WarMeasures Act, will (with same MclNTYRI;_-Ili Clinton, on Dec,
ized on Wednesday December 10th, a ceptions) be removed. And,in the to it[r, and Mrs, W. hlclntyii,
.at the home of Mr, and Mrs, John case of exceptions; the order -in Conn- son:
Cartwright, when their eldest Baugh- ctl`termiiiate at the end of next ses- MARRIAGES
a' ter, Evelyn M, was united in marriage sion of Parliament. The war -time rPSN
e to Mr, Harvey Flunking,I.restr•ictions, which will cease q'1 1Rwanosh, on A4PSON ,biz hT,r
At ase t
A eleven e 6e
Wa
wan
osh on
operative 0n Che first of Decemberon,Miss
] Eliza
he o'clock to the strains of the wedding January. Rev, A.E,�M7lfsou, Miss Eliza
he march played by Miss Lillian Cart- include those on race track betting
and on importation„ manufacture and of an l Clayton Martin s
lb l 1 -
i,,tt youngest sister of the bride, `of
Mr. c '
and Mrs. James Martin
inter -Provincial
tt
ld th 1
G arra
e n eutrade iu
red 1=ale
p tauinoh lie
o Seaforth,
father -and joined the liquors The orders -in -council re-
a)groom under an arch of evergreens, inaining.m force include ' —"
The marriage ceremony was perform- Pulp and paper control: coal and ,Pi„
at ed by the Rev. A. E. Millson. f sugar control: silver coinage: trading
Piano g L or
o Aub -g g �
0111:with the emeny: The bride wasmet . ex ortati
daintily gowned exportation. of gold: Phonograph
1 in georgette crepe ai�er satin, with interment operations: greater �6- �7 ,
trimmings of seed pearls and carried duction on Indian reserves: censor- y Select fpr home a piano or phono-
a bouquet of roses and fern. After ship, graph providing such tonal effects to
congratulations, the guests, number- Removal of the restrictions impos- satisfy even the Master Musicians.
ing over sixty, partook of a. dainty ed by order -iia -council ort the ligitor I am pleased to state that 1` ani in
f wedding dinner, and the happy couple trade ends a phase of Federal action a position to give yon the goods that
e left afterwards amici showers of good which opened nearly tw•o years ages satisfy,
wishes and confetti for a honeyrnooil .Within a few weeks of the Union Don't he drawn into a hurtied'de-
1 trip to Galt, Kitchener and other government coming into power, the cision•hy some travelling salesman
oint use of
points. ,Thegrain
h bride donned tray- for <listillationi'of potable. or agent pretending he has a better -
ening suit a snit of sand colored liquor was forbidden. Three months proposition for you. If he tells you
serge, with hat to match. The bride `later,. there was a further order -in- our goods won't stand and etc„ look
was the recipient council passedprohibiting
p nt of man bea the inanu-
y beautiful � outforhim
facture and inter -Provincial trade. Deal with ane fir whom
and costly, gifts, the groom's gift be- you can place confidence,
ing a necklace. To the pianiste he These orders -in -council are to term- . As 1 depend entirety upon votir
gave a handsome pin. The friends tnate at the close of the present year, confidence for the fomadatioi of :ny
of the young couple join in wishing In rescinding these and other orders- business, I can assure you that - no
them long years of happiness and iii-eouncil passed as war measures music store in Canada can give you
Prosperity. ' takes the view'that, though no pro- a in -ore honest deal in Pianos, Phonn-
clamation has yet been • issued . de- graphs, Violins, Autoharps, Records,
GODERICH daring' that war no longer exists, Sheet Music and supplies.
Still another charge is looming up' actual war conditions long ago seas- I have the sole agency for Bell
against Alfred O'Brien, who is now, ed in fact• "Consequently" the res- pianos and when you want' the above
serving a term' in the• Goderich jatl circling orders read: goods, he sure and calf here and you
with his companion and who will 'face I Existence of war can no longer will -get them, There is nothing on
a series of burglary charges in Stoat- be urged as a reason for maintain the market today that can supass or
ford when they get out, They are now Iing these extraordinary regulations even equal the quick repeating action
charged with stealingan automobile,las necessary or admissible for the se- used in the 13e11 only,
curity, defense, peace, order and wel-
burglarizing two stores in St. Marys,
carrying concealed .weapons a fare of Cat;ada,., w:rciutlell'
'11' -JOHNATHAN E. HUG/LL
P Itd 11th! I ......,..„-
burglarizing
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er nt ltterc_ „,,,nsn out ofw tfte' itnuaY -les, became effective Nov. 11, Opposite the Bank of Commerce,
finding at the .express Company's a ue,..-' plte expeditionary force has
offices a trunk of clothing and ad-
qr.-Matt-eta.,
d- since been withdrawn and demobiliz-
ing
to O'Brien. The stuff in the ed and the country generally is devot-
trut
ik c
on iing
s ofits energies suits,gles.
overcoats, Tan -B to restabfishment of
derwear, cliff links, safety razors and the ordinary avocation of peace."
other small articles,' valued at over The act of the halt session' pro -
$600. The clothes are marked with vides that on the request of any Pro -
the name of a Lindsay merchant anti
the police have written to Lindsay, to HIVE "SYRUP OF FIGS".
discover if there has been a burglary TO CONSTIPATED,CmLD
there recently.
and
ven- home.
the Miss Kathleen Brown, returnee
I
missionary from Honan, China, after
• i,rte-
sng: with her aunt, Mrs. N. Me -
IGregor, and other friends, returned
red last week' to her home in Tiverton:
her 1 We are' all looking forward to an ad-
dress by Miss Brown itt the near fut-
ure:
The Little Disciples Mission Band
closed its books for 1919 with an in-
ci•eased inembership over 1918 and
with $54.75 in their treasury, an ad-
vance of $11.75 over the previous
year, Officers: President, Miss Jes-
sie Gemmell, Secretary, Irene Snyder
Treasurer, Janet Aikenhead, Organist
Kathleen Snyder.
The annual business meeting and el-
ection of officers for the Women's
Missionary Society of Union church
was held on Wednesday of last week,
The meeting was bright with enthus-:
in 1 iasm sod r.£»n�t_,fi;,�
gl;,i.7.z.f.aw.i.
eeeraoersrnitp aver lueast year. Mrs
rs James McQueen, the President for
c- the past eight years resigned her of-
fice.
at Officers for 1920 are: President
i- Mrs. N. McGregor; Secretary, Mrs. R
- Murdock: Treasurer, Miss Bessie Mc-
say
Gregor: Library secretary, Mrs, Wm:
i- .Douglas; Home Helpers Secretary,
Mrs. J. Addison, Strangers' Secretary
_ Mrs, Wtn, Nesbitt.
BRUCEFIELD
Mr. and Ars. Cecil Simpson o
i'froxeter have moved to ithe villag
where they will make their future
arse,
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Sold only in
LAWRENCE--WILLIS--In Clin u
15, nn, .Deccmiir 16th by Rev. E. ),
a Porde, 31is.\ Irene Willis, Baugh n
of Airs. T. lLeppington, to Weal
Lawrence of ie3Teybitrll, Sask.
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STAFFA
Miss Eliza Norris has retur
home after spending a week with
sister at Munro.
School closed last Friday until af-
ter the holidays. The teacher, Miss
Hay, is spending the holiday at her
prone ill Stratofrd,
Mr. George Golding of Toronto
spend a few days here last week.
Mr, lrarold Kerslake had the mis-
fortune to fall and break a couple of
ribs.
CLINTON
W. C. Brown, who` has just retired
'reemetre,aecgfg, of the Grand Trunk
after 35 consecutive years of service
has some interesting reminiscences
of.liis 33 years as foreman of the Cl
--wages were 51.15 a day for ten hou
and there have been to his recolle
tion about :fif
t teen changes since th
time. When asked as to the cond
$ tion of the road at present as coinpar
had cd to former -rears, Mr. Brown sa
pea,: it is not in nearly as good a cond
411)1 tion as formerly. •
r J The Collegiate commencement' ex
ed c cerciseg,, were held in the town hall
before an audience that taxed the
capacity of the building. Prizes and
diplomas were distributed , to the
scholars•, who gave a fine entertaiti-
neent; nincluding several well trained
slisile, and concluding with an- amat-
trrv`t eec play. J. W. Treleaven, B, A.
long; �.
l.. tlu principal, is to he congratulated, on
st1.
ore the SUCCCS5 of the entertaininent.
made as •,
itald. ,r DUBLIN
riteds' Mrs: 'Forbes, widow of the late
much '- Richard Forbes, was seized with a
of def' paralytic stroke on Friday last and
baii(1lh died on Sunday. The funeral was
fore` held from her son's home oil Weci-
Beloi nesday, the service being held at St.
mondat Mary's Anglican. Church in the
r toe la a with interment at MRev.
Mitchell.
the use g
il) N Ivfr. Roberts officiated.
d
Mr, Louis Howard of Detroit is a
cele, -,i holiday visitor at the home of his par-
istn r ents,'
1 that 11 Miss M. Weber spent a fete days in
eau ale 1 Se .:forth• with her aunt, Mrs, J.
Stllated 4 Weber,;
pure nue Miss Mary Iviefaid and her sister
i24"4dv hlis,s Agnes, are opening a shoe store
sic iiacd'1 the McKenna block. `
iro•1ni,; n htIss Ito. McCotmeI has returned
Dort pfr0171 a months visit,with her sister
1a015,8 n'',,,,
x ppu finer, Buffalo,
alarms do Mrs, Flynn whohas been visiting
re +..,, er brother, L, J, Looby, has return -
(3) Nov (1 to her home in Saginaw•
of tear iv Mr. John Darling left last Tuesday f
Clever toueer an extended visit with friendsine
Ytetas while ,ancouver. t
4 Mrs. Dillon of Detroit; is spending t
e winter with her father and sisters• w
yr, P. F. Bern, of the Local Stand -
id' Bank, has been trans4erred to e
,iti• to branch at Wyndam Centre. 'Ile n,
unit for his new. position on Saturday
o nci.
asri�fr, i to
•t+A m, McDermott of Windsor t
tvlS'ting his mother here. d
McKII,LOP a
i'ss Elva Little of Bayhctd is
ng' the holidays with her par- n
"tr: and Mrs. George: Little. . a
'orge Pryce lost a valuable
e 1aa't wtetc.
las Hester Godki!i of Beamsviller
tne:for the kholidai5'ivrtir'"Tier Is
ts,IMc> and Mrs•'A. Godkin.
CASTOR IA
For Infants and Children t
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in Use 'orOyer3Oyears sa
Always bears _
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MANLEY
3ilessrs, : Charles' Eggert,.Char/es I and 8 i
egele and W. Manley are bus}, et -
rig
g out timber.for fire wood. Irjr, Look at the tongue, ,mother! liver
ewers of Logan has the contract to coated, your liitla one's stomacsh, Iiver
w it with the drag saw. t If
and Bowels 1..•id cleansing at once.
Mr. 1:. Sherbernt is getting out Wheneeat�orsact naturally,
doesn't
for a new barn. ish;stomach sour, breath bad; :has sore
errs. ) d.. ;Sherbernt, formerly Mar- throat, diarrhata, ;hill of . cold ive a
a Beauritian, underwent an opera teaspoonful of "California f Syrup
on for sciatica on Monday. Fags, and in a few, hours allthef�°f
�. constipated waste, undigested food and:
QUQR IMPARTATION sour bile gently moves out of its little
bowels without griping, and you have a
LEGAL AT NEW: YEAR'S well, playful child again.• • Ask your
With the coming. of the New Year, truggiet for. a bottle of "California
Ca
nada returns to practically a bas- 'Syrup of Fgs," which contains full
is,c ren of all ager
oellolous 0Fruit Laxatives' can't harm
tender little Stoi,ach,.Liver
awes.
KIPPEN
Miss Agnes Furry of Rosetown,
Sask., who has been visiting at ' the
home of Mr: Robert Parsons, was tak-
en to St. Joseph's Hospital in Louden
to be operated'on for appendicitis.
We are pleased to be able to report
that site is improving in health,, When
able to travel she will go to her home
in the West.
The boys from here who -are attend
ing the Toronto University arrived
home on Friday Inc :the C"'hristntas
vacation, Among their number are
Murray and Allan Fisher, Cecil'
Johnston and George Stevenson, all
of Stanley,!
Mr• Wm. Moore who has been
working in Detroit since spring is in
the. viliage fora short visit but intend
Thimble in the near future to that
sty
Mr. and Mrs. Fleury Forsyth of the
ourth concession of .Tuckersiiitb
ntertained about two hundred of
heir. friends to a house 'warming in
heir new home• Dancing and earth
ere freely indulged in,
The Sunday Schools are busy in the
venings practising for their Christ-
as entertainments.
Mr; John Treamer who has been
,the West' for the past year returned
0 his home in Tuckersmfth last Tries -
ay to spend the holidays with his,
arcnts,
,The Reading Circle was held at the
one of Mr. and Mrs, Robt. Elgie aiid
large number' attended: , The poetiil
noch Arden'? was read by ltd -r. Thos
nxt noeti 1g is oaibeoni pstct t11. -Q s
sac 7at•rota on-Dccembet 2Gtft�
lit •ctrl
dsgeter
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is of peace. War -time restrictions direetoons for bmb a Children
and for, Town -upas.
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To All Our Patrol]:
� AY Christmas be a reminder ,:de
and
the New Year a continua-
tion of the prosperity you
have enjoyed. We thank you foo
your patronage and will endeavor to'
merit your confidence throughout;
the year and succeeding years to
come.
A Very Merry Christmas to all is
the wish of •,
TIIE, REXALL STORE;
.UMBACH, PHM. B.
Druggist `Stationer;' .
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7 OPBI?.S In Dublin, on Senrl.•`ly
Decernbe4' 21st, f rs, 7iichard
Forbes.
TAYLOR --In Cainton 0n Dec 12th,! Pi
Mary .Ai, Barrett, widow df the
late Thomas Taylor,'aged 85 years. ,..;
HILI, ---In Clinton, on • Dec. 14th,
William Thomas Hill: of Hullett,
aged 85 years. l..l
ELLIOT'f--In St. Andrew's -:Military -
Hospital, Toronto, 011 December i,
12th, Capt. (Rev.) Joseph Elliott. 13
I'UILL--Iu Grey township, on Dec. (l8
8th Margaret Forsyth, widow of A
the late John Yuilt, aged 90 years!
MENZIEES—Iii Wingham, on Dec. 5, ul,.
James alfe cies of East Wawanoshe-a
aged 45 years. ' •
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FOR SALE—House and half acre of SA
land in the village ;of Egmondville• get
The property is situated on centre
street, close to the Presbyterian i A
Church and is known. the Purcell '
Property.- Good comfortable bee'
fortable house,! Sa
good shed, good well and cement cis- • c.
tern. All kinds of fruit trees, straw f" 4t,
i
berries, raspberries, and currant hasp- i
es. . This is a corner lot wtt nolSca
breaks in, front wend `%?a, ses'-'
a good state f ;ration flits i
�1hr
0o s a e o cult ye
g profiler ti• fora retired .farmer
!Pei Frrs.,•!. .+.tear
ulars apply on thrr�=''.a nitse or to. r
John Rankin, Seaforth,. ' Sol
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The Christmas
now upon us, andV1
1
a 'large and .varied,s
goods—for the occas
For the kiddies t
Xmas Stockings at 10c., 25c. and 5�
Santa Claus, stuffed with candy, 15
eyllivby arevery escriptio iii at ,
35c., 40c,, and 5Oc.per 1b.
ixej" Nuts consisting of Almonds, �
Brazils, Peanuts,.G,
and •�.i�ert� at:�;
New Daus at 28c. per x
Ora'n. es',at'60c:, 70c., and $1.00
5tlt ,•i
tlei 'e
is.
Distributing 'War-