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COUGHS
troublesome at the best, of -
n they lead lead to serious
('ornpiicatons
AND
rcfore they should not be ne-
lectcd• A bottle of Our
White Pine & Tar quick-
ly cures Coughs and
COLDS
25 cent bottle will probably
be enough if taken in time.
rownings
Drug Store
The Exeter Times
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1 OCTOBER lith 1905
11ENSALL
second meeting of Carmel'd
pies' Society was held on
evening hst w'hcn the spa-
sement of t Le church was
y filled but was. literally
, many having to stand in the
ways. The subject of inter -
drew out such a largo as-
s , was a debate: "Resolved
city life is preferable to ooun-
rural life." The affirmitive
by Mr. W. A. Cook, support-
tr. Dunlop .and Mr. Isaac
, while t he negative was
John Rowcliffe, supported
awden and Dr. Ferguson.
appointed to decide ithe
he debate were Rev. W.
, Mr. Samuel Smillie and
IcKtiy, and the critic) of
; was Mr. William Bu-
oy. Mr. Smith, pastor of
hurch, very ably filled the
of chairman. and together'
e judae.s, hialily compliment-
debators. A mectin; of the
was held on Monday evening
a fine musical and literary
me was carried out.
avid Wren, divinity stu-
ducted services with very
ptance in the Methodist
S.lbbath evening last.
m. McDourail returrl,j,
trtrakec a i;itirii , where
had been visiting for a month.
- Miss Bessie Urquhart left last
week for Tononlo where she ,intends
taking a course of studies.
-The Harvest Thanks;ivin; ser-
vices were held in St. Paul's church
on Sunday .
- A lecture will be 'given hero next
Monday night in Carmel church un-
der t h, auspices of the Carmel
.Yo Le's Association. by Rev.
s, of Knox church. Galt
secrets of Scotch suc-
nowles besides having
a a preacher and lea -
very recently won new
as the author of 8t. Cuth-
the Infest popular Canadian
1.
THE F. \V OI1ST OF' A COLD.
licnv suddenly it oomes.. No
to hurry to the drugstore.
develop. the lun;s are ef-
rt with pneumonia or tuber -
in and it's loo late. Keep
rrhozone on hand, -it kills colds
ntly. Something magical about
•av it cures Catarh and Rroaehi-
•Catarrhozone is the gest reme•
cause it cures in nature's way;
als, soothes and restores perma-
ly. Carry a Catarrhozone lithel-
y our pocket, use it occasionally
you'll never catch cold -that';
�h re mem berin;.
ZtRICII
Mfr. C. Eill►cr acted. as a judre
or Itorses at the Bayfield allow.
-Mr. ('has. Troyer. the township
tax collector sots in the villa go last
week deaet•rin; the 1 ax notice.
--Jur. Davit' Schee!! has sold bis
3-yoir-oal driver- to Mr. John Spar-
row of near Varna. 791^ animal was
an except ionolly •roal one :and ee
price vial for it by Mr. Sparrow was
$2f'0. !•I r• Schnell ale iys reieee sorld
.hors;.
i
.vers
To be sure, you are growing
old. But why let everybody
see it, to your gray hair?
Keep your hair dark and rich
and postpone age. If you will
ilair Vigor
only use Ayer's Hair Vigor,
your gray hair will soon have
all the deep, rich color of
youth. Sold for 60 years.
-1 are new over a 1eu, old, in.! t
111111(k. gimpy Iliad of I. or har ..r,Ich v a
wead.t to .v.ry 011 who so.* It. And n.11*
/ray Aals In It, all Aa. to Ay.r•, If•lr YIj••"
Mu. It Lai Ti., ts.rda. )(tan.
S,•M • bottle. r r Arra. re..
111 dr gt.t& lOr, r .•-.'t. ‘41,04,.
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White Hair€
The Surrounding News
Items of Interest Here and There Furnished
By Our Correspondents.
Cil E:DITON
A ouiobitis for 7Iw purpose if re -
or; .linin; the Literary Society +vill
be held on 1e riday evening the 13t h
10.51 at 8 p. in. at the home of Mrs.
lituett. Will all the old member%
and any new members wishins 4o
join be in attenduuce.
- Mr. and Mrs. Taylor. of 1'urkhill
are visitin; Mr. and Mrs. Ilern.
-Mr. iChrrs Rowe, +vho hate been
working in London for some 1irne.
has re-entered the employ of Mr, B.
Brown.
-Mr. Fred Yowl; was in London
Friday and Saturday on business.
-Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Morlock
c1:re emendate 0 couple of weeks in
Zion, 111., wit h t heir sons, whet are
residents of t)owie's city.
-1Ir. and Mrs. B. Brown and Mr.
and Mrs. Gotleib Morlock spent Sun-
day at Shipka.
- Messrs. Kuhn & Clark have com-
pleted the ratio in lite Soverci;a
Bank. The work is very creditable
to Vert and there is no doubt but.
that he will scion develop into a full
fledged architect.
-Mr. Win. MorLock, who conducts
a lary furniture factory at Guelph,
stent Sunday at the borne of his
sister, Mrs. 11. Oesbreicher.
'9 O
as his foot
r +vhoh f
E. \\ ire h
-Mr. t ,
severely burned some weeks 41;o at
Brantford, is improving nicely and
t work soon.
c s o + o
expects to I
ret
I
's ill
-Mrs. Lev. Damm
++••ho t
D (I )
wibhnppcndicitis, is,;ettin; atop; as
well as can be expected.
--Rev. Andrews was in Parkhill on
Tuesday.
-Dar. Sot. Beaver, who has been
in :he employ of J. 11. Holtzman. an
Mit maker for the past Iwo years
left Saturday morning for Hamilton
where lie has secured a ;ooil position
with Mr .George Ieellormun.
- Mr. Wilbert Clark, of St. Marys.
is siondin; It few days in the viJleae.
- Mr. Kin;sl•y is !laving a cement
floor put in his barn .
- Mrs. Rosina Finkbeincr and Mrs.
Harry Either returned after spend-
ing a tow days with friends in
tatty. DLO'. and other points.
-Miss Dora Eilbor visited friends
in •town on Friday last" .
-Mr. and Mrs. August Hill spent
a few days in Milverton.
- M.sa Tillie and Clara Wind have
returned to !Detroit after spending
a few weeks with their parents; .
-Miss Graham, of Sodom. • BOW
Saturday and Sunday the :guest of
Mises E. Farrol. •
-Mr. Jack Smith has sold ,bia
throshin; outfit to Mr. Garnet Bis-
sett. Mr. B,i.ssett will commence or.
Nov. 1.
r-�=r`ir. clic •t.'atin,i• Sun.
day in Dashwood. Some all factions.
-Mr. Geo. Redden has m.oved Lis
household effects Ito Dashwood,
where he his accepted a situation.
- Sherman. the healer, has left the
eater. His presence here has not in-
jured any person and although some
tnea have been benifitted or claim to
hive been benefitted, why not lot the
(natter drop at ib it. Such reports
as appeared in •tie Torotrto Star
standenin; some of our best citizen+
will do no .good and will only help
to sow discord amore; he inhabi-
tants of this otherwise peaceful via
Loot. But all people arc not born
a1Lko. some delight in saying arid do-
nt; things which when brou;ht.
hotne injures them more than .the
person t•hcy ridicu!,•.-Com.
Anniversary Services. - The an-
niversary services of thio Methodist
church were held 1.11 Smelly 1:141,
Rev. S. J. AIJin of ('Parkhill conduct -
in;. In the afternoon he addressed
t1s3 Sunday school and n +cell re-
ceived. lila sermons, both morning
:and evening were from texts nuit-
ably for the occasion and his hearers
were greatly pleased with hie :(-
dresses. Rev. Allin is a ratan of deep
t sou;ht anti hie manner of delivery
is very t•leasine, and his theories
invtructive. On Monday evcnin; a
conecvt ons given in connection. ad-
dresses Lein; delivered by Rev. God-
win and Goils. of Exeter. Ltev. L', W
Andre+vv, 11. A.. of Centralia. occupy -
in; the chair. Music was ;leen by
the choir. by Mr. :end Mrs. Allis snit
Mrs. A. E. -- of McInnis, recita-
tions by M ism Fernie Allies Mk., Lu-
lu Essery, 'disc Inez Andre WA tend
Myrt le Clerk. The procecdn from
t he Sunday services were over X100
and t hose from the concert on Mon-
day everrin; will ,greatly swell the
church funds. The anniversary sc•r-
%ices of elle Eoenezer appointment
%ill be held next Suavity. lice. An-
drews of Centralia takinz charge.
-Ma. Got !tab Brown. the 'town-
ship tax co'.lector is making his
:viral 4.
Death of John E. Ei',ber•-Mr .John
F. FiLI►er, son of Frederick Eilber,
and one of our moot respected eitt-
sena. .'wcit very suddenly last Men-
ai), moaning'. ile had been in ill
he ill h for some months, but was
never considered in a ser•loual con-
dition until last Friday, when he
was cern! tilled • a :-• to !ed. Mr.
Either was just in the prime of life
lain; about 35 yea e of sae. Burin;
)1's life time he was a ha -'t +w,>rke,
.and very honorable in the discharge
f Isis duties and bred by all with
shorn he cane in contact. ile i•
survived by a youni widow and faun
ciliation, an a ted fat her and mot h-
er, Live brat hers and four sisters.
The .remains were interred in ib'
fatni'y plot in the );van;olical ceme.
tery Wednc.sd•ty efternron, (he r •-
serct in which he was held hoina
-hntwn by the Lars` rortere which
followed him to leis lint •-•stir':
place. I: if !s thoutlit his trouble
W1a1 v+:'r h lois lungs. but tho family
was under t he impression that ho
had injured himself some years ago
while lore icipatipz at it:g-of-wtr,
anti 1 poet n,orter0 exantir•1tian was
1 14 Tuesday by Dr. Iiaiat and !►..
Arno.. of Exeter. The cxamirsition
showed ncute pl.eunton'1. Amort(
thous from a are once v+h0 atten<Ied
the funeral were: Mi. \V. Ratter. of
Newark, Oi►io; airs. Cawley. of .1)•..
trat : Mrs. Trueller, of ,Detroit
Martha Fearer. of Buffalo : an 1 Claris.
halter, of Zurich. The Times joins
in cxtcttdtn4 heart -IOU Syutpathy to
t he berextved f lntily.
Tho followin•; is the report for the
month of September. 75 per cent
of tho marks are required for hon-
ors, 60 per cent fur a pass. Nantes
in order of merit .
Division III. -Class V. - Honors;
Edna Pack, Pass, Gerrie Short, El-
vin McMurray. 1. - honors, Peart
GaLx r. Pass, HIouward Meath!. Sr.
111. -honors. Elsie Gaiser, 'Lillian
Finkleeiner. Pass, Alnteda Fink bei -
nor. (Ira Holtzman'', Matilda Oes-
t reic r.
CLAUDE ILt'ETT. Teaoher.
Division H. - Intermediate 111. --
pass, Pearl Treitz, Charlie Gower. 11.
llcdden. Jr. 111. - honors. Mattel
\Ventzol, Lulu Gainer. .11'ass, Ida
Brown, Grctta Bissett, Gordon Ap-
victon. Edwin 1'ahner, Everett Llaist
Harry Swoitzer. Sr. H. - pass,
Queeuie Hodgins, Wellington llaist,
Loran Brown. Florica lull, Herbert:
Ilaist, Mervin Winer, Martha Welsh.
Jr. IL -honors Llu,u llcdden. Pass
Evelyn llluett, Emmanuel Beaver,
Lulu Datnur, Murray Boltzmann.
MISS FARROW, Teacher.
Division I. -Part II. -pass. Gordon
Benedict, Herbert Shenk. Frank
Kin:. A V.-houors Irene Erb. Pass
Gertio Guenther. A IV. - honors.
Raymond EnsLieli Lillie 'Weiner.
Pass, llarold Gower, bottle Henden.
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F'nL-oe'-
iartun. ton t t
A
. 111.-honors,I
nor, Verna Hill. Pass Irene Wolfe
!toy Shenk. A. II. A. II. - pass,
Itotha Kin„ Ge.rtie Erb, Emmory
Gaiisor. A. I.-pasa. Allen Carter,
Mast, Lavon;ne Mcbluroay.
MISS KIENZLE, Teacher.
A FAMILY NECESSITY
It's remedy capable of affordia
immediate relief to the hundred and
one ailments that constantly arise.
It may be a cold perhaps toothache,
neunad;ia, pain in the back. - use
Poison's Nerviline, it is tenet Kiting,
pain subduing and powerful. Ner-
viline is at least five times Id roarer
than ordinary remedies and its
worth in any household can't be
over csttimnlod For man or t:caat
Norvitine is a panacea (or all pain
and costs only 25c. per bottle. Buy
Nervilinc to -day from your druggist.
. HOW TO CURE CORNS ANi)
BUNIONS
First, soak the corn or bunion in
warns water to soften it ; alien pare
it down as closely as possible with-
out drawing blood and apply Cham-
berlain's Pain Balm twice doily, rub-
bing vi;ourousJy for five minutes at
each application. A corn piaster
shot114L+R seelertat-rt.'Ot 1103; it. pro-
tect it from the shoe. As a ;enteral
Liniment for acprains, bruises, lame -
noes and rheumatism, Pain Malin is
unequalled. For sale in Exoter by
8. 1! ow•cy.
• INSOMNIA AND INDIGESTION
CURED
"Last year I had a very severe at-
tack of indiaaestion. 1 could not
sleep at night and suffered motet
excruci.itins' inane for 'three hours
after each meal. 1 was troubled
this way for about three ntonthvl
when I used Chi imberl:lirI s Stoutoch
and Liver Tablets and received im-
mediate relief." says John Dixon,
Tullamore. Ontario. Canada. For
sale in Exeter by W. S. 11owcy.
W INCH ELSEA
-The :uiniwersary- of Sunshine
church which was hold last Sunday
.c 1a a decoded success. The Rev. Mr.
It lush preicheal two very interesting
and ilivtructive sermons. while the
choir excelled themselves in render -
in; elle beautiful music. The collec-
tions taken amounted to neorly $36.
-The pupi!s of Winchelsea puolic
school hove orzauizeill a literary
society. The officers appointal arc
I14 11o1101% : I'resirlent, Willie Elford :
Vice 1'., Aluien.i Heywood : accretary,
Net tie (atom el! ; Prozraul co►nutit-
tee, Sr. rt•0nt, i'vr4L1 Washburn, 01-
ivo Berry hill ..end Newton Clarke :
Jr. room. Pearl Guhr, John Creel')
and Minnie Talbot : Critics, Jur. me.
Dou and Jliss 11u++.1id. It was
decided to have a prozr:urn every two
week, the first one, which vi tl,1 be on
the collator Friday, to take the fortn
of a (1010 '. and sie!!1,1j motel]. The
sl,bjecl fr,r debate 14 an crlsy one to
be,;in i+ith, "Iteeeave that 111e horse
is more vi hie titin the coin". Re-
sults published next week. Thcsc
meetings promise to he interestin ;.
as well as instructive and it i3 1
be Loped that 1Iie parents will tak
an interest in Ment anal Honor u•
by their presence, in et 'cast Por •
of them
- Miss Not tie Gowen. of Goderici,
visited Miss Ilow.ird at tire. scho,
one dsy last week.
- We re;ret to heir that Mr. W•.
Crccty, one of our most progress ..
firm^ra has offered his firm
sale. The farm is n splendid one '.r.
the buildinjs are in ,00d repair.
Dyspepsia
It
an Indication that the
stomach and other Live
:Clars weak, or
ad. ft Oases no
end of aches and pains and
h most, common where
bolt their meals and
urry and woriy as they
do In this country.
Hood'sSarsaparilla
curet dyspepsia -It has s' a
aailictouch this disease.
Far tasekasdals of reassetalle as ss
- ter tooNo. 3.
C. 1. Co.,, Lowell, Mass.
Tined Newous Molhets
Mahe Unhappy Homes -Their Condition Irritates
Both Husband and Children -How Thousands
of Mothers Have Been Saved From Nervous
Prostration and Made Strong and Well.
A nervous, irritable mother, often 00
the verge of hysterics, is unlit to care
for children; it ruins a child's disposl•
tion and reacts upon herself. The
trouble between children and their
mothers too often is due to the fact
that the mother has some female orale•
ness, and she is entirely 1111111 to bear
the strain upon her nerves that govern-
ing children involves; it is hula/seller
for her to do anything calmly.
The ills of women act like a firebrand
upon the nerves, consequently nine -
tenths of the nervous prostration, ner-
vous despondency. "the blues," alecp-
lessness, and nervous irritability of
women arise from some derangement
of the female organism.
Do you experience fits of depression
with restlessness, alternating with
extreme irritability? Are your spirits
easily affected, so that one minute you
laugh, and the next minute you feel
like crying?
Do you feel something like a ball ris-
ing in your throat and threatening to
choke you; all the senses perverted,
morbidly sensitive to light and sound;
pain in the ovaries, and especially
between the shoulders; bearing down
pains; nervous dyspepsia. and almost
continually cross and snappy?
If so, your nerves are in a shattered
condition, and you are threatened with
nervous prostration.
Proof is monumental that nothing in
the world is better for nervous prostra-
tion than Lydia E. l'inkham's Vege-
table Compound; thousands and thou-
sands of women testify to this fact.
Ask Itis. Makin's Advice -A Woos
Mrs. ('Rester Curry, Leader of the
I.adic11' Symphony Decimetre, 42 Sara-
toga :•;t., l tet Roston, 111aa.o., writes:
lh'er Mr.. I'Inkbent•
"For tlgbt year. 1 Hal. 1rnuIl*l with et--
triune nerVon/Mesa end hysteria, brought nn
triune
1 could neither wnlpoy life
nor sleep nlghtr. I flan very Irritable, ner-
vous 1111.1 /1118` 4111/0111
"I, Ilth.Pink un tabs Compound
was rervnnnrmolcd and proved 1•. 111, the..n17
ramrod)/ that helps% mo. 1 tiara dally Ini-
pmv1'1 in 110111111 wall 1 non now ptring and
will nn. all nen use lino
I
The following letter in from Mrs.
Albert. Mann, I.4 Dorn Vnle Ave.,
Toronto, Ont.:
Ihar Mrs. 1'ink1latit -
" I suffered a long urea with nverlan tremble
having intense pains In the back and atelornwn
and very sick hea,larhos every month. I wart
tired and nervous all the timo and life lunkad
very dreary to 1110 51111 1 ha4 no 'loran, to live
until I began to take Lydia E. ruakhsm's
Vegetable Compound and to get some relief.
My recovery was slow but it was sure and I
have never regret4 1 the money spent for the
Compound as itTrought back my good
health."
Women should remember that Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound is
the medicine that holds the record for
the greatest number of actual cures of
female ills, and take no substitute.
Free Advice to Women,
Mrs. Pinkham, Lynn, Masa., invites
all sick women to write to her for advice.
Mrs. Pinkham's vast experience with
female troubles enables her to tell you
just what is beat for yob, and she will
charge yon nothing for her advice,
Best Uadetattuds a jYsuaa's NMe
Home Comfort Steel Ranges
Manufactured by WROUGHT IR3M RRII'E 00. Ltd.
TORONTO, ONTARIO.
FOUNI)1:1) 1MM04.
The above is a cut of our itnprove.l
tackle 11ated Rano',it h handsome
me
enamelled re.eervoir attnched to wa-
ier front in fire box .
The Wrought Iron Itange Co. have
located one of their divisions in
Exeter and will canvas surrounding
country from this place. 'thin is a
111lnple of how our goods please our
customers:
Exeter, &pt. 21st, 1905
Wrouslit iron It in se Co.
Toronto.
Gentlemen: -Four years c:o I
purch,0ed from one of your 1411es-
men a Home Comfort Ranee and
h eve found • in cxcetient heater
(7A1'I'I'AL 81.000.000.00
and cooker and a ;rent fuel cover
i believe i + it will save more. 1 'tan 10
per cent on its price in fuel, shat in
ten years will pay for i1. and 1 see
no reason why it will not last a
life time, Irvin; made of sleet plate
and mallenble iron. 1 heartily re-
commend the Home Comfort to aft
who want the !rest. Wishing you
success i am yours etc.
RiCIIAitD WELSH.
Grand fiend, Sept. 21.1, 1905
To Whom it 111,y concern: -
we hive used a home Comfart
(time for eight years, and ander no
consideration would we use any t bin;
else.
Mit. AND MRS. WM. i.EViTT,
J. W. K. VanNORMAN, Div. Supt.
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Bun Your Dinner Set at
London Grockeru Go.
169 Dundas St.
"Why do we sell so many
Dinner Sets?" Because we
give you better value for your
money than any other ('rock-
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buy where the goods are made
and can afford to see you
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97 Piece Dinner Sets, Uood Value at 114.00 for $10.00. The
Bete aro just in and are of Exceptional value.f Beautiful shadings
and colorings, also beautifully traced in best gold. tr
97 Piece Sets, Uood Value at • 113.00, Our Price $9__.00. •
Also sold by the piece. Make up your own set. Always Match- i
able if broken and of the:best EngliFls Semi Porcelain with full
gold lines. : Z
e7 Piece Sets, flood Value at 18.50, Our Price $6,60
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Now shapes.
97 Piece Sets, (food Value at $i ,00, Our Price $12.00.: j
This is also a Stock Line. laa3 that is its number. Comes in a •:
Dainty Pink Spray with green colorings in leaf, almcst as good
as china and just lo ok at the pike. Made at Staffordshire Eng- • •
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98 Piece Sets, flood •Value at $15.5e, Our Price $13.00. This •:
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i a made by"JohnstonB
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134 Dundas Street and Carling Street,
Opposite Market Lane, Former Screaton Premises.
IOI DON, ON-TARIO
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CLOTHING
DEPARTMENT
UP=STAI RS
Everything Bright Clean and Up-to-date.
Spool Cotton, all numbers, 2 for 5c
Spool Cotton, guaranteed 200 yards and 6 cord, 2 for 5e
Boys' School Suits, made of Al material, sizes 24 to 28,
pleated style $1.50
Boys' School Suits, made of pure wool materials, Al
trimmed, pleated and Norfolk style, all sizes;
at $2.00, $2.50 and $3.50
Boys' School Pants, Al material, well lined 47c
Boys' Pants, made of heavy extra navy blue serge, wear
guaranteed, sizes 24 to 33 ; pair. 75c -
Boys' Three-piece Suits, all pure wool material, single
and 0.ouble-breasted, ion Brand goods, double
seats and double knees, sizes 28 to 33 ; at $2.95 & $3.50
Boys' and Youths' Niggerhead Pea Jackets, well trim-
med, extra heavy, lined, sizes 24 to 32; special at..$2.50
Boys' Fancy Tweed Overcoats, in dark shades, with hair
line stripe, loose fitting, sizes 24 to 28
sizes 29 to 33
Mens' Cravanette Coats, suitable for ram or cold weather '
loose fitting, swagger style. in dark and light shades,
all sizes ; regular $7.50 and $10.00, for $5.00
Mens' Heavy Cottonade Pants; regular $1 .00, for 75e -
Mens' Tweed Suits --Always Headquarters -Three -button
Sacque, Al material, best trimmed, sizes 36 to 44 ;
at 94, 5.00, $7.50 and $10.01r
Ladies' be on hand early in Silk Section -Peau (le Soie
Silk, 36 in. wid-e, extra heavy, will not cut; to clear, yd 7.5c
Mail Orders Especially Attended to.
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