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The Surrounding NewsI
PERRY's
TABLE EMULSION
OF--
ltE NORWEGIAN
) LIVER OIL
WITH--
OPHOSPIIITES
IF LIME ANI) SODA.
CURES
s, Colds and builds up
the System.
EASANT TO TAKE.
,—It will do you good.
ICE -50c and $1.00.
AT
11OWnin
ug Store
S
$5.00 -
GIass'
y Bowl
t five dollars'
Cut Glass in
—is what, we are
o say of this Berry
And its exceptional
e is another proof
w customers bene -
Diamond Hall's
d manufactur-
ecial bowl is of
glass, brilliantly
d of fu 8 -inch di-
er. We pay express.
YRiE BROS.
MATED
138 YONOB ST.
PITO • ONT.
Exeter Times
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MBEI1 '_rel, 'U5.
hool system of
following from
'•Assumie; Iltat
the education of the
n. efficient ly managed
nchcr( are a necessity,
1t only by inducing men
profession and remain
y be secured. To this
nditions. more or less
d, roust be fuifillk.d :
be increased, a systron
ealion must be devised,
s for married teochers
bided. It is quite futile
roan of experience to
for a salary of from
and fifty to four sun•
1f he has cod physi-
c:ut do hotter by work.
tabor. In the pours+
compete with young
r» intention lo send
cw sears at to chins,
upposc,1 to stay at it
11 boards help to keel,
en by putting a premium
to uudcrbiddin; one in-
ne►, of s(choLlrly itt.tin
d. plofe<eeell shiest r in he
to ,. raps• cry lea .1 h of
positions so hurni!:nt!n;.
dyer's
Ir's Cherry Pectoral
is tickling throats, hack -
loughs, pain in the lungs.
clieves congestion, su t•
Cherry
Pectoral
l inflammation. it heals,
roilhens. Your doctor will
thisto you. He knows
t this cough medicine.
Zeas avers Cherry restore in
lee fl+ .en Mr tbr'.I .ad Ian¢
aM we tlIl ao me4htn..�n.h u.'
A. MQIIRol' Appl.ton. Minn
rt.(' AVIA ('e..
for 1nw.tl. Mur
Throats
toy •Id recovery.
sway laxative.
Items of Interest Here and There Furnished
By Our Correspondents.
C1tE1)1 ON
The home of Mr. Adam Fiukbeiner,
oro utile north of here was the
scene of a very pleasing social event
on Thursday evening last. being the
natal day of his daughter Arnt:tnda.
The birthday of his other daughter.
1to.ic, bcin4 the following 'day,�
Thanksgiving was selected as the
most o,.portuue for holding the dual
festivities. Over fifty people were
present to tender congratulations
to the entertaining young ladies.
Th• evening was very pleasantly
spent in •games, music and other en-
joyments. Numerous presents. to-
gether with the required salutations
according to their ages, were show-
ered on the hosts of the evening.
Freese; were present from Exeter,
Crediton and other places.
Mrs. harry Raplcy, of Finley, Ohio,
is visiting her parents. Mr, and Mrs.
Lewis.
Rev. ,lir. Dation this week attend-
ed a meeting of the trustees of the
Northwestern college of Naperville,
111
Mr. M. Kcstle, who has spent some
months in Manitoba, returned home
last week. Mr. Kcstle has secured
a situation in Zurich and will leave
for dhatl village at once.
Mrs .(Itev.) J. W. Andrews, and
daughter, Miss Estella, who have
been spending :the past I\wo months
in tho far %vest returned home on
Saturday last.
There will be quarterly service in
the Ebenezer Methodist church on
Sunday morning next. On account
of the above service there will be
e e •i M t od's
no service in the Gr ueton c h t t
church in t he Morning, but the even-
ing service will be held as usual.
Miss Abbot tI and Dr. Orme, of Cen-
tralia :pent Sunday the ;uesl of
Mr. and Mrs. C. Beaver.
,hiss Itouiah heaver spent Thanks-
giving holkhtys with Miss Living-
stone, .of Exeter, at the latter's home
in Blyth.
I1iss lney Andrews, of Parkhill,
,pent the Thanksgiving holidays at
tis }wino o[ her parents, Rev. stir.
and Mrs, Andrews.
Miss Ethel farrow spent Thanks•
giving- at her home in Gotlerich.
The Literary society held their
first meeting at the home of Mr. C.
Bluett on Friday evening last. There
was a good attendance, and consid-
erablc business itransactod and an
enjoyable time spent oy all. A short
Programme consisting of it piano
sole by ;Miss Allie Boltzmann; mixed
quartette by the Misses heaver and
Alessi -3. Brown and Eilber and u
piano solo by Mr. 11. Eilber, was well
rendered. The next, meeting will be
again held at Mr. Illuet1's house on
Friday, Nov. 3rd, when a good at•
V'ndance is expected.
Mr. William Kerr, of Chicago, who
was home attending the funeral of
his father. the late Mr. John Kerr,
returned honed on Saturday last.
Mr. Garnet Maker, of London,
spent Thanksgiving •the guest of Mr.
:And Mrs. C. Braver.
Mr. Nicholas Beaver has a slight
attack of typhoid foyer .
There will be a wedding in a ifew
weeks ir. the north end of our vil-
lage. particulars later.
The halo of the estate of tate late
Mr. John Eilber was well attended
oit Saturday last, erne( prices bein
realized .
Rev. G. D. Damm and Mr. .1. 11.
Boltzmann rave a very interesting
detailed report/ of the Ontario S. S.
(convention held iu London last week,
to the Sunday school on Sunday af-
ternoon last .
,Air. Krupp, of Guelph, spent
Thanksgiving day with his Mother,
Mrs. Mart.
Mr, and Airs. John Morlock, of
Guelph, spent Thanksgiving the
3uest,of Mr. and Mrs. II. Oestreichcr
and Mr. Morbock's father.
Mrs. Mclsrtae who has been spend -
in; a few days in Toronto, returned
home on Friday last, accompanied
by her father.
ytr. Chris Either, of Zurich, was
itt town on business on Saturday.
Mr. A.. Mortoek .urd Alex Iicrr;ott
wwure ill L1,11(on on Friday last. They
expect Io t,pen a butcksmith shop in
a few days in Went zel's old stand.
Rev. Mr. Sutcliffe. of Corlett.
na11od .on 1(011. .1. W. Andrews on
\l onlay.
t1r. G. Rau left for London, on
Thur+.fav evening last looking for a
situation.
Ale Mathews, who has i.ven en-
-gaged as blacksmith with Air. A.
Hudgins for the pest several months
has sever(n1 1ti s nonncct ion and 1188
left the village
THE EXACT THING REQUIRED
FOR CON2TII'A'rIoN
":\s a certain purgative and stom-
ach purifier Clhamperlotet's Stomach
ar.d Liver tablets scene to be the ex-
act t sirs; required strong lerxwu Th
for the most robust. yet mild cr.eugh
ar.I stf0 for children and ww•ithwut
that terrible !griping so cxmunnn t
most puezativea,"say It. S. \\"chafer
& Co., f,'dora, Ontario, 0made For
sole in Exeter by \V. 5. Ileeey.
WOODilAM
The it:embers of L. 0. L. 492 aro
tnakint a special effort Ibis year 1..
make their :moult o}ster supper and
concert a treat ►:aces+.. They have
g one to considerable expense to sc•
cure the very hest entertainers for
the ooca9i• n. Anion; those :s hour
they have secured are Mitts Miller.
.1 talented elocutionist, the •44e11
k nw w n Voral i.419, M r. rind Mrs.
Thompson and Miss Thompwan of
Mitchell and the celebrated London
1r:trpete. The affair will he hell
y^.Ir on 'Monday evening. Nov.
lith. Sul.p'r w ill ho serve,/ from ti
to R p. m., tl:e program commencing
at R o'eU►ck. Mr, 1Villi:rm White. of
llihbert. will act es ch.airm In, and
eldressev will le delivered by the
(0110(4 ns. ,tenticmen: Rev.\\.V'nlsh,
firtmpton : ,0. C., of Ontario \Vest :
itevs. ittcey and Veale, of Kirkton,
-1v:si•, of Grantee, anti Bartlett, of
\Voodham. 1 .
1)ASII W OOD
BTOYE8.—lf you are la :teed of a stove or fur-
nace. don't fall to have a look at our .tock,
we were never In • better pa+itlon to supply
your wept*. Z.1'. Paulin, Hardware, Stoves
and Ttnsmithing.
Mr. Mark Jtrokenshire expects to
get hack in his old stand in aoout a
more h .
Mr. George Kellerman, started his
flax mill art Exoter North, :Monday
last. Isis ruill at Shipka is now run-
ning every day.
Barry 1'. Weaver, of Zurich, was
in the villas on Saturday last.
,Mr. Tiernan is to have some oppo-
sition .in'lhe butcher business, os Mr.
Geo. Ituby has o cart on the road,
the prices has already dropped 2c. per
pound. It its said that opposition is
the lifo of trade, but if prices con-
tinue bo decline it will probably be
a snore lite.
Barry Guenther, of the Dashes cod
livery, has the contract of gr.ding
a, rood into Maple Grove. They
would have difficulty in selecting a
more competent person for that
work.
Mr .Aaron Musser, who has for a
number of years past been sawyer in
Mr. Ale/ladles sawmill. of Kippen,
has secured a position. in Kimberley,
B. C., at $5 per day, where he start-
ed ,Lor Monday morning. Ile has a
son diving Ithcre and his sojourn
there will (lettere! on how welt he
likes t ho West. \\'e wish hire every
s uocie S9.
E. P. Paulin is putting in. a fur-
nace .for Mr. Joe Sparrow, of Brews
stere E. P. reports the stove business
first class this fall.
Mr. Arthur Walper, son of August
Wolper, of 'the 141 h, left Tuesday
morning for fort Wayne, where lie
will stent) Some time for the benefit/
of his health, Mr. Wolper had been
working at Mr. John 1'(001er's
store, Zurich, when he was taken
(town with the fever.
Mrs. (Rev.) Clemens' father, Mr.
\\'ismer, it visiting at the par.aona40.
Bible Society Meeting in the Evan-
4elical thatch Tuesday evening, a
full report text v:cek.
Some of our ycun; men, w•Ito are
in 'the habit of loafing around the
Barth -lib Block after closing hours
and Sundays :have beencarrying
their pranks altogether to far of late
It has ben almost impossible to keep
Mass in the front cellar windows of
the hardware tstore and many other
acts of destruction of the above
nature of common occurence. A short
time ago E. P. Poulin had a beauti-
ful linen reign fastened securely to
the side of the store some eight feet
from the ,ground. This was allowed
Io retrain a few day's when it was
horn les ribbons by Iwo young men,
orseo weeks. on the front street and
the other dives ,on the back street
torts of the liar -licit) block. Now
if tbs'scr young men will take this in•
timatian •and call at the Jlardware
store and settle up they oltn .get off
easy, otherwise the law shall take
its course.
The Dashtv'.I flat stills are again
in full swing.
Our ,genial ionsorinl artist, J. A.
Wambold, is 'going around with a
bnoad simile on his face. Itis escape
from what alight have been a ser-
ious accident on Thursday last in
the reason he is shaking hands ww•ilb
himself. Mr. \\'ambol.t ww39 prepar-
ing to light our street lamp, 3aso-
lin:e Nein; use!. lir was on the top
of 8 ladder and while pouring gaso-
line in -the tank, sorno of the fluid
spilled on his clothes 8(111011 ignited
when he lighted a match. in an
instant his clothing 4488 a mass of
flames, He jumped to the ;round
rolled over a few times and srnoth-
ered I Item. 111 nloust ache was
slightly buried, and his nerves seat
flying in different directions. His
numerous customers kindly assisted
1 im in +getting them together. The
street lamp is now under the rare
of Doc Route—etre. who has devised a
fire eseai.e, wvhich 110 has attached
to an ladder.
WHEN YOU HAVE A i1AD COLD
You %anti a remedy that will not
only !give quick relief but effect per-
li) 1tient cure.
You ware, n remedy that will ro-
I'v`ve the lungs and keep expect<mt-
titan ca.(y.
You wail a :comedy that will
cour►tc'lact any tendency toward
pneun1onit .
YOU want a remedy that is pleas-
ant and cote 1' lake.
011atnhar1.,in's Cough Remedy
meets all of 111,1
for ,aloe ,aso•,ly- and permanen 1 cure
of had (10!(14 Nt8(1(18 wcilhotlt :t I.(x•r.
For sale in 1•:5o1-•1 )..v \\'. 8. 1I'.wey.
h I I I NN'I'O N
Mr. l) Ivi•l (G11101an, ti Ito hos been
at4ertdint 118(, 004111 11 11er'•ttes4 Col-
lr. in Strolford, M,^nt 'Ib 'iksgiv-
foie uet't•r t .• I,,,rw aI I,•
Rheumatism
Loormo.t the oonstitetiosel
It manifests kW
wed ads' and� stiff
muscles. It cumot be
Irequires econstitutional
treatment acting through
the blood. and tbe best is a
course oft the great medicine
Hood'sSarsaparilla
which has permanently
cored tbousends of catch..
Par sa,i1..o els sf risasikaNNe
NMI gar Des
`ird < , a• rMw
IIENBALL
Mr. aitt Mrs. A. Dent, of !ditclu.I1,
were ,in ,the village the. t-orly bare
of last Beek visiting Mrs. J. Suther-
land, Mr. Dent's sister.
--Thi first mcetirt; c<1 the Young
I''ople's Society connected with Ht.
Paul's church, was held on Friday
evening last and notwithstanding
the inclemency of the weather there
was a fair attennttnce and an inter-
esting programme Wks carried out.
—A number from Hensall and vi-
cinity attended the anniversary ser-
vices held in .Cave► Presbyterian
church, Exeter, on Sunday.
—Mies Stephenson, of near Varna,
is visiting Ler relatives,Mr. and Mrs.
It. Drysdale and family.
— The executors of the estate of
the late Mrs. \Vm. Ilou;all, sr., have
sold her dwelling here to Mr. George
FCnguSon.
— Our council acre tloulpleting (01-
provemenitti.on,tlie streets before the
frost seer, in.
—Miss Belle Thompson, of this vil-
lage, has been engaged as teacher of
the school in section No. 14, Ilay, for
the incoming year.
—Mr. 000040 Joynt received pain-
ful injuries by stepping into the new
open ,dnain on •a side street atter
dark 'ono evening.
— Mr. Dunlop, who was engaged in
lite sovereign Bank, here, has been
pnomotod to the Berlin agency.
—Mrs. Simpson. who was on a
visit Loa a nuniber,o! weeks, has re-
turned.
—Mr. B. \Vilste-r recently accept-
ed a situation at Newbury.
—Mr. 3. ID. Stewart intends ro-
turning Ito Bengali and again -x-
cupy his dwelling.
— Miss Eliza hell is visiting friends
in Brueefield and vicinity.
:Ales. (Rev.) Iktugh is visiting her
children in London.
Mr. J, C. Stoneman spent Thanks-
giving visiting friends in Landon
and Lamboth.
BROKEN SLEEP --TIRED NEXT
'MORNING.
Sleep not only rests, but builds up
the licitly. Cut down the hours of
sleep, and you cut down health in
the ~ante proportion. Rebuilding
l}rcn 0041108, nerves 1310 to smash, you
;row tired, weak and wretched.
To treslpr(Y sleep you 'must ,get
ruor-e bodily sbrength, more nutrits
sous blood, healthier nerves. Ferro -
zone solves the whole problem, mak-
es you sleep soundly, gives endurance
vim, ambition. No more m•)r :inT
waw:tkiess—inste..ad :the dire of youth
ell' run in your steins, supplying
abundance of energy and vigor.
Witchery expresses ,the instant ef-
fect of Ferrtozone; try it.
A TRULY IDEAL WIFE
HER HUSBAND'S_BEST HELPER
VI oseua Health I the (best Sours* oft
tie lower to Inspire and Encourage
—All Women Should ower It.
One of the most noted, successful and
richest men of thin century, in a reosat
article, has said, " Whatever I am and
whatever success I have attained in
this world I owe all to my wife. From
the day I first knew her she has been
an inspiration. and the greatest help-
mate of my life."
To be such a successful wife, to re-
tain the love and admiration of her
husband, to inspire him to make the
most of himself, should be a woman's
constant study.
If a woman finds that her allergies
are fialraing, that she gets easily tire&
dark ridows appear under her eyes,
she has backache, headaches, bearing -
down pains, nervousness, whites. }-reg-
ularities or the blues, she should start
at once to build up her system by a
tonic with specific powers, such as
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com-
pound.
Following we publish by request a
letter from a yyoung wife :
Dear Mrs. Plnkham:
" Ever +Luce my child was born I bays suf-
fered. as I hope few wouten ever have, with in -
f leaur +tion, female weakness, -down
pates, backacbe and wretched . It
affected mystomach so I could my
mytime
:island
anthalfh�Qt�n 1Ded.
" LLydia & Pinkham's V Compound
made area well woman, I feel so grateful
that I em glad to write sad tell you of my
marvelous recoveerr�y. It b v t me health,
new life and vitality.“—Iiirs. Alosisy,
611 South loth Street, Tacoma, Wadi.
What Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound did for Mrs. Ainaley it will
do for every sick and ailing woman.
If you have symptoms you don't un-
derstand write to Mrs. Pinkham, at
Lynn, Mass. Her advice Is tree and
always helpful.
"Maple Leaf Rubbers" are made of
pure Para rubbe' , are wet -proof, neat,
perfect -fitting and lasting.
Every rubber has a Maple Leaf
branded on the sole, and this brand is
our guarantee that the rubber is perfect
in every way.
Insist on your dealer giving you
1:aiple Leaf
Rubbers"
Made for every purpose
and to fit every shape
and style of ladies',
men's and children's
shoes.
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Phone 1684.
134 Dundas Street and Carling Street,
Opposite Market Lane, Former Scl'eaton Premises.
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SPECIALS
$1 Men's Fine Worsted Yarn Sweaters, in plain and
fancy, regular $1 for • • • • . • . • • • •690
65o All Pure Wool Shirts and Drawers, trouser finish
pants unshirinkable; reg. 65c. for each ........ • • 4740-
45c Extra Heavy Lined Mitts, ribbed cuff, large sizes;
pair••290
65c Extrafor Heavy•B•lue and Black Smocks and Overalls
bib or plain,; reg. 65c, for pair • .. • .. , ..... 500
35c Worsted Yarn Hose for boys, sizes 61 to 10; reg.
35c, for, pair .. • • .. 25o
Mens' and Ladies' Fleece Lined Night Robes, extra
large size, fancy collars and cuffs; reg; $1.35 for 850
65c Boys' Fine Worsted Yarn Sweaters, double cuffs
and collars and finished bottoms; reg. 65c for .. • • 500
Coats for the New Babies
$2.50 White and Red Eiderdown Coats, fancy trimmed
wide sweep, all sizes; reg. $2.50 for • • • • . • • • • .*1,49'
75c Ladies' Kid Gloves, fine quality, in tans, slate,white
and black, sizes 6 to 74; special pair 590
$1.25 Golf Coats, in pure wool materials, red shade
only; reg. $1.25 for •••• •••• •••• 79a
2sic Fleece Lined Vests for ladies, full fashioned, open
down front, all sizes; special, each ..... ....190
374e Dress Tweeds, in dark patterns, correct thing for
school dresses. also skirts, wide width; regular
374o, for yard •••• .. 264'
15c Cashmere Finish Wrapperettes, 36 ins. wide, 2
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Best Pure White Batting, 1 Ib bat; bunch .... .... 16o
$1.25 Dresses, made of heavy wrapperette, 1; :ed, fancy
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Girls and Misses Winter Jackets, long length, fancy
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SAVINGS DEPARTMENT
Depostts o *1.00 ant upwards received. Interest com-
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