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Of Lydia E. Plnkham's Vegetable Compound, the
Items of Interest Here and There Furnished O•reat Woman's Remedy for Woman's Ills.
By Our Correspondents.
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or Irritable skin,
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;urns and all the
ions of the skin
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CItEl)ITON
1?v: ry:)oly in Crediton knows Mr.
Smote, Brown, one of its staunchest
b ass IQSs men. in fact, he es well
known anal favorably too, in 'the
;meter portion of Western Ontario.
Ile is a self nettle roan Lavine' start-
ed at the bottom of the Tedder. and
steadily climbed uetil vow lie is
owner of a business, 'which enjoys
it p11 r,ona 2C equal .to some of the
pr.'t?tit iaus city ,'roes. His first ex-
pericn t in his, businees career was
• I when he Cage;ed as clerk wine' An-
drew Walker. is Centralia. After a
time he cline ko Credi•tiea .o clerk
for Drown, \Vu^rth & Co., and nein;
endowed with a thriftiness so char-
acteristic of the Cerm.en people. he
telt,, Mr. D. Heider bou;ht .out: the
(iru, of Mown, \Vuerth & Co.. the
name of the new firm Lein; I(rown
& It(•it.e-. Sonne time afterward Rel -
der dieposcd of his interests to W.
L. Seibert. %the Iter sold nut to
J. Previte-. of Zurich, who had boon
a clerk in th' :store. This was in
1894. The row firs;, city ' 1 in .on
an increased scale, ey eet,ablishin; p7
NOVEMBER, 1905 1 breech in Zurich. Mr. Preeter
Ic_•kin; after the Zurich ' more,
�mn
s
Store
FREE
IN GUARANTEED.
r Times
t` 5 12 19 28
6 13 21) 27
7 14 21 28
1 8 15 232 2')
2 9 18 2 30
$ 10 17 24
' 4 11_18 25
V. 23rd, 1903.
OOMMENT
issued for t he
tions to be held on
• • •
rdy, of the Mutual
must feel toug.h.
D.000 has been cut
It •• •
look place ,yei-
to our =oink to
ernoon we can -
,this week. The
North York,
Lambton and
• •
of the Alberta
'chows the Iol-
appoiatments
public 'works, J.
leputy minister of
Harcourt, Edmon-
r att.orncy--;c-teral
en Ken.letty Mc -
clerk of the
. John Kennedy
We Mr. .1. T.
P't been appointed
of Alberta, is a
-flu rie, ex -M. P.
• •
mat) (tarns, es -
with the ad -
town. Many
'ten up by elle
and Iron) it
d to believe
burg* 071 the
'tin; ''the
joices t lett
it tote. It
ret' of t ho
an. instead
before tho
connect ion
quircnient 1.
Jud ring
ber towns
not make
nt hs n ro
ho by -Ino
o purchase
t of this
Iliovin; it
f the coun-
w•n light:n;
a been run
the direc-
t week t he
le of the
water end
fibrously in
otter basis
s the nrt-
mrnission
(1 of the
thin; all
suddenly
the water
a1 tent ion
r tomake
s the game
?The fad will
be end a :reel
tt•lI 1.. the
rienre. -- Set-
S
on Ayer's
tore color to
every time.
f and It never
ork. It stops
MIT. S. BROWN -
while Mr. Brown remained in
Crediton. In lett 7Le firm dissolv-
ed partner hip, Mr. firo++'1 becomin;
sole c.w1:•.•r of the Crediton store and
Mr. Potato the Zurich store. ely
his honorable t:1 tl:nee with the ,pub-
lic Mr. Br'own's ':u.incss rapidly in-
crawled and to thee! ;he demands of
his hinge end ;rowing trate ho was
obli;ed !eel sprier Rr, enlarge and
remodel Iris Lui!di71 .
Mr. lirowu is n product of Ste-
elton le let born ;ea t!r• et it conces-
sion, one mile north of Crediton, in
1859. At that time t hre 'vas only
one store in Crediton, conducted by
John Perrone. In 1883 he was mar-
ried to Miss eviller' and their happy
union has been be•ss• 1 by 8 children.
U 111 'iCrediton
U r hr alleer to 7i
int 1►
taken an active interest in every -
thin; pert:kinin; to tht• welfare ('f
the villa se and has at various times
leen
appoint:•11 to quoit ions of trust.
n•..:' of tt hi .h I:c has even betrayed.
Mr. Brown is bi;hly res1rected and
the cifiz(•i.'s of Crediton arc proud of
hint.
Mr. Art ;wicker was in Leadan for
a few cloys It his week on business.
The fol Cowin; pri;os are being paid
here for the follow in; ('cosh: Alsike
:?;1 to $5 (a bush •1 : eineethv $1.01) to
$1.111; .Red Clover $5.75 to $0.50
Miss Martha Went ze1 i= s['ondin;
a few w(:cks in Zurich t Le guest of
Miss lk,r(t Silber.
Mr. Geor,te Either epent Sunday ul
Zurich.
Messrs. Cleve McDonald and Ar-
thur Wae; returned to their home
at Lorter_pn on Saturday last.
\11. Autust IM:ti•st is letvite; a new
r..4 put on his barn.
A corn htt. kin; bee was hold at
Mr. I•.zt t llaist's oa Friday Lest.
All r•1 yr:ed a ;.<r! time.
W II t h('s 1:.a.oi.•,I our s4i -otin;
club!
Mr. 11. Felber ret urned Saturday
from a humin; Irie) to Muskoka.
Mr. Felber was nucceeeful in Lta;;ing
t wo deer and venison Monks are flow
brine passed around with lees camn-
pliments. Game ii abun(lant lhii
year and our M. 1'. P. reports a very
enjoyable out int.
The lance of Mr. John Treitz was
the scene of :1 very- pretty we•ldin;
yesterday aflerre...1 when his (1(tu;h-
tet. Emma was married to Chas. F.
Feltner. The bride was ;owned
chartnintly in a beautiful weddin;
dregs. The weddin; was a quiet one
only the immediate t;elati -e* and
friends loin; ['result. The youn z
e Jul& 14 ill remain here for a fen
seeks before ;cin; •o Killarney,
4771.. where they intend maki.l;
t heir future home. The ['rescan
reeeive.l stere (.le tette ',turps -leer; to
lir. and Mrs. Feltner. and are •;restt-
ly eppr:•:i trete
Rev. ..lr. Dantries subject for next
Sunday et•eninz +till be "Divine Ileti-
ine and Modern Miracles. 1'hii is a
ceetinu•stien of the services whie.l:
Mr. Damns commenced a few weeks
n;0.
Mise. Mary Linzelbach and Miss
Nickl'rs. of Eaet Gorra, are the
;ues!s of Mr, one Mrs. 1). Oestrei-
ch•r.
el r. Ezra tenet is weirini a 'noel
simile tow -it is a dau;liter.
Mr. Ind Mr:. Lows •111,1 their
rem %lit r. Mrs. 11. !Tapley, spent
Sunday at Grant 00 will \ars. tt.
('I irk and o: her friends.
M rs. Thai. Wood. of Fore -'t. is
visilinz her daughter. NI re C.
Illus'.
Dlr. Edward Amos, (4 Str:Ifore
his leen etar ., 1 1•) fir. A. Ileeleir.<
:s !Oleic -math. Mfr. Amon is a good
ttorkrnen and %%11i ,give ;Cod wilts
f:actien•
Mr. It. 1.sery r•nterleincd a num-
ber of friends (rntn Crediton and
Exeter on \yeast' 1 I.1y °yenta; Lott.
Miss Itoclio Finkbeiner has return-
ed home after a pleasant visit with
friends in Sarnia. While away Miss
Finkbeiner was royally entertained
by her sister and friends.
The announcements are out for the
inarr-axe of Mi,s Mary L. Geiser to
Mr. Allan Strickler, on Thursday,
November 30th.
Those who attended the Methodist
church on Sunday r•wcnia; Last list
tenet' to ono of Mr. Andrew's best'
s.ermons, his subject being "Witness-
inz for Christ."
Mr. \V. Finkbeiner tons the ,guest
of Mr. and Mrs. Brock. of Exeter,
on Sunday Last.
Wanted. - 10,000 pound, of
poultry. We wish to announce
to the public that we arc
now taking in poultry and can
handle 10,000 pounds for which we
will pay the highest market prices.
We will also .pay the hi;hest prices
for clover. alsike and timothy seed.
See us before dispasin; of your 'seed.
8. Brown. Crediton.
Mrs. Kerr and Mrs. C. Zwicker
;awe their report on Monday even -
in; of the Epworth League conven-
tion which was 'held in London two
weeks a to.
Rev. J. \V. Andrews spent a few
days in Parkhill last week.
Messrs. Young. Ilnos. have the con-
tract for putting in the furnace in
Mr. Harry Bossenberry's new hotel
:it Grand Bend.
The regular meetin; of the Liter,
ary- society which was held at the
house of Mr. C. Beaver. on Friday
everting last. Wta3 well attended. The
following pro;ram was : Pi oto
solo, Mrs. C. Zwicker ; reading, Miss
Turner; 'weal solo, Mrs. H. Rapley ;
paper on D.omlxy & Son, Mitis Attie
Holtzmarut: Piano solo. Mrs. C.
11111(tt1 ; Reading. Miss Myrtle Clark ;
vocal nee), Mr. Rollinson; paper on
lion. Jas. Chamberlain, Mr. Ira
Brown; weal solo. Mr. Herb Silber.
Mention mi;ht be made of Miss
Iioltzrninn's paper. We uuderstaal
this wast her first attempt at pre -
Lorin; 7 paper, anal 4he way she
handled her 'subject 13 worthy- of
note. The next regular meetin; of
the society will be held on Friday
of this week, at the home of Mr. S.
Brown when there will be a debate
on "Resolved thatCanada would the
better as an independent state than
it is at present." The debaters are
Mr. 1(Itwtt, Mr. Banes, Mr. Lawson
and Mr. Amos. Mr. Brown. Mr. Sil-
ber.
ELI M V 111.I.ie
The friends of Mr. 11. ILtzolwooe
will be sorry !to learn of +the death
of his mother at Kirkton on Sunday
nicht past. Mr. Ilazelw'ood is well
known here, and will aaubtlese .have
the syinpa1hy of 11tis re.ebborhoodi
The death occurred in Clinton on
Sunday of Mr. Hare:toll. The Io-
wans were brou;ht do the home of
his (tauehter, Mrs. ltowcliffe, an
Monday eveninz. The funer•(l 4vok
pl:toe yeStterday a flernoon, ,interment
loin; at the Zion cemetery. Mr.
:) el
![ run t was an old and respected
citizen of Usborre, having worked •t
farm al Whalen ;for a number of
years. The deceased came to phis
country at an early Cee rinsl' located
in London. when the city was a mere
hamlet. Ile was N3 years of nee.
The dele;ales gave .their report;,
of tate, convention held at Lon:lon,
list Tuesday at our lea;ue fluorin!.
Mr. Walker, of Kirkton; took the
subjent for the lea.;ue on Tuesday
e mine, Temperance bcin; the topic.
A►.r.iversary services will be held
at Zion on Sunday. Nov. 26. Rev. A.
II. Goin;, of Exeter will pre.ich in
the inornin; at 10 'o'clock and Rev.
J. Veale, of leirklron, in elm evening
at 7.
. THE ROOT 01' NE('IRALGiC
HEADACHE
fs an irritable condition of the
nerves caused by .cold. Relief comes
quickly from Nervilinc, 4he ;real
pain reliever of do -ley. "1 consider
Nervilire n tna;icel reutcdy for
neuralgia," writes Mrs. E. 0. Harris
of IF.Itinlore. Ilut 1 never worry if
Nerviline is in elle house. A few ap-
plications never yet failed to kill the
pain. 1 can also tecotnmt'nd Nervi -
lire for stiffness, rheum:Went and
muscular pains." In ore nearly fif•
ty years; try Serviette yourself.
CLANI)EI(OYle
On Wednesday of .last tw(•ck there
permed 7w••ay her Mrs. 1•:1. Ward, at
the age of 21. Mrs. Wird eel hith-
ly resfrectcd and her husbaretOtte the
synln3 iii; s of the ern ire cormorant y.
Th' rennins were interred in Si.
e:'ntetvey Saturday last.
(eo. Scale, an ol'1 pioneer, :toe is
feet was considered elle old0'tt mei-
den( of t his meet i,'•1, p;1! 60(1 noway on
Tuosrley of Inst week froth inlfirna-
1i(v ed oId nee. Thedemised ca
o
to this country when it ons a for -
tot ana hes levee here ever mince. The
remains were ir.lerre,l in St. James
James Su 111111.ty last.
Dssia
YAeP
is an indication that, the
stomads and other
are weak, or
It. causes no
and O1 acbss and pains and
is most common where
bolt, their meals and
and worry as they
do in this country.
Hood sSarsapari la CASTO R IA
cures dyspepsia -it bas "
magicto- uch in this disease.
sod /sr roLkzeirds.Lowtittaies.
No other female medicine in the world has received such widespread and
unqualified endorsement.
No other medicine Itas such a record of cures of female troubles or such
hosts of grateful friends as has
Lydia E. Plnkham's Vegetable Compound.
It will entirely cure the worst forms of Female Complaints, all Ovarian
Troubles, Inflammation and Ulceration. Fallingg and Displacement of the
Womb, and consequent Spinal Weakness, and is peculiarly adapted to the
Change of Life.
It has cured more cases of Backache and Lencornccea than any other rem-
edy the world has ever known. It is almost infallible in such eases. It
dissolves and expels tumors from the Uterus in an early stage of de-
velopment.
Irregular, Suppressed or Painful Menstruation, Weakness of the Stomach,
Indigestion, Bloating, Flooding, Nervous Prostration, Headache, General Debil-
ity quickly yield to it. Womb troubles, causing pain, weight and backache, in-
stantly relieyed and permanently cured by Rause. Under all circumstances it
invigorates the female system, and is as harmless as water.
It quickly removes that Bearing -down Feeling, extreme lasaitnde, "don't
Care" and "want -to -be -left -alone" feeling, excitability, irritability, nervous-
ness, Dizziness, Faintness. sleeplessness, flatulency, melancholy or the "blues"
and headache. These are sure indications of Femalc Weakness, or some de-
rangement of the Uterus, which this medicine always cures. Kidney Complaints
and Backache, of either sex, the Vegetable Compound always cures.
Those women who refuse to accept anything else are rewarded a hundred
thousand times, for they get what they want -a cure. Sold be Druggists
everywhere. Refuse all substitutes.
CROMARTY BAYFIELD
Rev. Mr. Cranston (preached an•
nivcrsary sermons in Zion on Sun-
day lest.
Mrs. Wm. Carruthers, nee Mist
Minnie Spear°, of Vancouver, British
Columbia, spent last week with her
sister, Mrs. \Vnr. Butler.
Miss S. Calloway, who has t.,7u;lit
successfully for the past year tit) iarn left on Monday for Port Bur-
well.
Mrs. \\'illianao, of Sectforlh, was
tho guest of Mrs. Little List week.
blaster Cleave Erwin, who Inas
been en;a;ed with Mr. Sprott, of
Tuckorsmitl( hie past sununer re-
turned to town on Saturday.
Mr. It. 11i;tart, of Clinton, spent
Sunday with his brother Mr. John
Ili;;art.
Air. Jas. At wool, who hag. been
In Clinton the pest month returned
Mrs. John McLeod, who hat been
visit.in; her husband, who is enraged
in fishing at )'ort Burwell, returned
home last week.
Mr. James Thompson, who has
boon vcu•y sick for the ,past few
weeks, wo are ,;Lad to say is out
a;a in.
Mr. Jas. Stur;oon and sore Will -
school section No. 6, has resigned
with the intention of Lakin; a
sellout nearer home. Mis3 M. Davie
has been cnea;ed to fill the vacancy.
The kite Miss Butler. -The death
of Miss Sadie flutter, eldest daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Butler, on
Sunday ltac.t has East a Bloom over
this entire community. The deceas-
ed lied been ill a little over a week
ttitit typhoid fever. Miss Butler
tots one of elle most popular and
CS(00 wed your'; ladic3 in this din- horse on Saturday.
trict. She 10•13 a mernber,of Staffe---f---
Metht'dist church and also of the SHARON
choir ante Epworth Lot;uo and i(ad The free:miter para;raph refers to
been to church the Sunday previous ll,0 death .of Mr. Ger. Weekly. (ro-
to her illness. The funeral +was ther of Mrs .NrLnn ht+tllu, of Iles
very Jar rely attended on Tuctatity. p1aoe. The sympathy of ,ibis com-
Itev. and Mrs. Cranston attcnaed triunity is 'extended tee Mrs. Keeler
the (uneril of Mrs. Craneton's in her bereavement : "Dished from
erondfa1her, William Jamieson, nt the top of the tower o1 Otte new Ar-
Exelcr last Thursday. mory buildir.t tie .tiro ;round below,
a distance of 70 feel, G(ion;t5 Weakly,
a mason oonlna.otor, mot an :»+Tui
death on Salurt!.ly afl(•rreon. Nov.
18. 1'h- eocidcnt was oiueol by a
derrick ...Repine' from its support,
(17111n! and strike)! M h nl:,.t ns Jac.
str,A an the Miele seiffola. Ile
alizhlyd u.t a pilo ed bricks anal Las
killed instnnlaneously. tic was 45
year' of are, and Wives .1 wife :an:l
fancily. An inquest eel be he!•1 to
dclormine the reeponsibility for the
fatality.
lit SSEL1),11,1:
(Too late for last week.)
Mr. Devil McNichol ,of Farquhar,
was a pleasant roller at our bur;
on Friday.
`.list Jean McGill, of Toronto, and
Miss Joan Ilalfc►ur. of Wolsely. Ansa.
visi toil at M r. 3114 Mrs. Thos. Iia n •
son's L:.st week.
Mrs. C. Schcllen!'creer i+ vi'silin;
friends in Tavistock end Stratford
this week.
Mrs. A. Morrison end daughter
Gldys, of Atwood, rclurned home
00 Monday after spcndi.t; a few
days with leer parents, Mr. anti Mrs.
Goo. Mellvllle.
Miss Aerie )[art oleo Mies Jean
11:t1(our and her aunt, Mra. .1ul.n
I(Ianchird, of Fullerton, 'tore wisi-
tots at retool !totter lest week.
Archie Iio'I;ern, of C'hise(lturit,
specte Sunday under the pares111
roif.
miss latsof Gone of mtliirn, ••e. n
1
Sur.dey with Mt. and Mrs. A. Hee-
eel t .
l ,-
Sent.
HER SKIN \VAS YELLOW
•1 hid only tte try .Dr. Hamilton's
fills to eppreciet0 their merit"
writes Miss Annie S. liryee, of \\ cod -
stuck. "My ey.lem w::s :,ut of or-
der. My elo(►.1 44 5t. k tr..I thin.
i lied a. r :sly, ,1171 ::y r •.lntdezton.
'ly `kit: wee hire) me ti y. The
first box of Dr. ll:inilton's tee-
med!. a c•omI;lete chime. l felt bet
ter at once. healthy teeter (same in-
t:) my face. In al. u1 three week
1 was cured." Dr. Ilnmileon's )'ills
effect nn easy cure. Try these .;Doti
eels, 25e. per l' -x, er five boxes for
e1 00 :at all (leasers.
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Aiways Bought
Bears tho
Signature of
Ryrie
" Steady Flow"
Fountain Pen
Our St.00 hountain Pen
is a popularly favored
specialty at Diamond Hall's
enlarged Stationery De-
partment.
The point is of finely
finished solid telt gold
with iridium tip. The
name "Steady Flow" is
accurately descriptive,
and the pen is guaranteed
for a year.
Larger sizes $a.00 and
$2.so.
Samples of note paper,
embossing and engraving
are gladly sent on request.
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Choosing Christmas Gifts.
LONDON GROGKERY GO.. 169 Dundas St.. London.
-�� Make such an important
event easy and pleasant for
you, we are in a position to
make your purse go far
enough so that you can re-
member all your friends, we
can please you in every line
we carry, we save you money
on each line you purchase
and you have the opportun-
ity of selecting your gifts
from a Magnificent New
Stock, we show the newest
decorations, the daintiest
productions of the famous
china factories of England,
France, Germany, Austria, Bavaria and Japan.
FANCY CUPS AND SAUCERS, make a nice Gift. Do
you know we carry 200 Different Lines of this. "That's
why it's easy to make your selection
TEA SETS, 4o and -44 piece sets, in all the leading makes
you should see the New Decorations and Dainty Thin
• •China from $5.00 up.
DINNER SETS, our splendid assortment is not equalled
i•anywhere else, always new and quality of the Best, and
Z we carry, 12 differ4ent Stock Patterns, the best makers
Igoods, whereby you are enabled to make up your own
2sized set and add to it at any time. See our Sets for $ro.00.
Z CHRISTMAS TABLE AND ART CHINA, in an immense
i assortment of Salad Bowls, Berry Sets, Celery Trays,
Z Chocolate Pots, Biscuit Jars, Sugar and Cream Sets, Tea-
: pots, Plates, Cake Plates, Chop Plates, Cups and Saucers,
I Vases, Fern Pots, Etc, Come and see the new things in
china, you will miss it if you do not.
. St.. London.
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$10.00 or over.
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Phone 1684.
134 Dundas Street and Carling Street,
Opposite Market Lane, Former Scl•eaton Premises.
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EVERYTHING N E W
READY•TO•WEAR DEPART-
MENT REAR OR STORE.
SKIRTS
GALORE
At Almost Cost of
Material
Tweed Walking Skirts, in fancy (f ects, tailored -made goods
perfect fitting, Helena make. To clear at $1.99
Black Broadcloth Skirts, full sweep, silk trimmed, sizes 38
to 44; special i$2.4%
Extraordinary Value:I Ladies Think Quick
Walking skirts, tailor•nlade, in new shades of blue, blown
and green, extra wide sweep and straps; regular $4 and
$5 for $2.95
Shirt Waist Suits
Shirt Waist mutts, made of chiffon brcadcloth. Helena stun-
t'' pies, in browns, greens, blue and fumy combinations,
, . gocd value at $12and $15.To cliiir(30suits only)at $7.95
99c -Underskirt Special -99c
Mercerized Sateen Petticoats, in knife pleat frill, also dust
frill, celebrated:B. & 8. Skirts; regular $1.25 for 99c
Ladies, Keep Warm
Extra [ifey Quality Mercerized Skirts, flannel lined;
specialav$1.25
Bargain Tables
69 only Wrappers, made of heavy (duality Wrapperette, lined
to waist and flounce, sizes 34 to 44. Yours fol 50c
Messing Sacques, made of heavy (duality Wrapperette, fancy
trimmed, all sizes (200 to s:e11). Yours for 49c
MisseR' Tweed f•kirtis, in plain and fancy tweed effects, all
sizes. To clear $1.25 and $1.50 Mail Orders Especially Attended to.
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(incorporated by Act of Parliament 1885)
CAPITAL PAID UP • • • • 53,000.000.00
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MAVINL;iM [DEPARTMENT
Dopositts o 11111.00 an.1 upwards received. interest com-
pounded half )carley, and added 70 princfpal June 111411 and December Met. De•
po.Ita Reeelpt. silo lasued and 6ighext current rate* of Interest Allow(d.
Advareceso trade to (Ateliers etock dealers and business men at
k.weat rates and on meet favorable terms. Agent. at Exeter for Dom. Government.
Dloktson dI Cwrlln . Aolicitore. N. D. HURDON. Manager.
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