Exeter Times, 1911-11-30, Page 2�XN.14'► TIME
X41,08134'r NSC v. 'sotb 1911
LAST MINUTE GIFT,
GO—Sall1HInrl)lu.WASTROUBLED WITH HEART RIENTALS NN GO T I
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'"`" """' Farmers' lank Losers Wait on Hon. +
Ch>ArritinVI Trlftes Thit Are Quickly and W. T. White,
DISEASE AND NERVOUSNESS
Ealelly Made. Ottawa, Nov, 25.--A large represed- Children Cry for Fletcher's
A vanaouver , Member Solomnly 4 clue for m1lady's. lingerie w1} cation of sllareliold. rs and.
1Ai, D�ICxOIts COl7l.Ir Il0 I1E12 ipAaRtea a charming Ohrisiznas ft of the defunct t'lhrziiels' I3anitp�v
cl 'G001), TI '',E RODS. OF Wialans cher Davtarnmemt• ;`
case illustrated is of sheet, white laIVA on the Government )esterday morn- i ft 'x
ited
MAURN"S IiF,AIL�` .AND. NERVE-�--.�..,..�,_
,PILLS COMPIXTELY C>712ED ratk'erted with a mauves, Soral design. Ing. 'The deputation was made lig of
H. 5.tevens I n Rebate o people fxO:rkl all
Miss Mary Lebeau, Edison, Sask., n speech � Yard of cher material is sufficleat parts of Qntarzo.
'+ From the Throne Denounces the to make the case. The lawn s foIde Fremiel• BOrdep. was present. also or
df4g
taSes -w l was troubled with, heart i
disease and nervousness for over t o Late dor Its Mat- Qo that the. selvage .edges meet; in the on, W; T. White, Minister of Fin-
Governmentanee and other members' of the Cabi-
y�ars,
and, was so bad at tunes>s
. T had to administration nt +h. Ai;_ ,.,.__ For the la'w'yer, a brief case.
2ann For the motorist, a license case,
list For the tennis player, a racket press,
911 For the college boy, a leather eov, The Kind Yoia Dave Always Bought, and which has been
the ered sofa pillow, in use for over 30 yews, hits 'borne the signature of
.geand has been made tinder his per-
, For the smoker, a box of his favorite sonal sttiaervistou since Its Infahacy.
w, brand.Allow no one to deceive you in this.
For the. physician, the little railroad ! All Counterfeits, Imitations and 'd Joist -as -good." are but
ion cline table Beide issued once a month, Experiments that trifle with and endane,•er the he -11+h of }
of with information about fares, die. Wants and Children—Experience against :)Experiment.
tw, tauces and all changes in schedules lip
aut to date. It Is handy if he has sub. W I -q �o ;.
,he arban patients, !9 9 1 a
m_ l For grandfather, a reading glass. Castoria is a, harmless substitute for Castor . 011, 3Pare-
13or your fiastce, a picture of yoursel; Boric, Drops anal• Soothing, Syrtujas. It is pleasant. It
se or a gat folding f
to fit his watch ca
contains neither Opium, Morphine nor outer Narcotic s
to substance. Its age is its guarantee. It destroys Worms
nt1^ and allays Feverishness. For more than thirty years it
lie -.,,+� has been in constant use for the relief of Constipation,
lac Flatulency, Wind Colic, all Teething Troubles
and
`.1 Diarrhoea. It regulates the Stomach and Dowels,
°1- assimilates the Food, giving healthy and natural Sleep. l
kThe Children's Panaceas—Thee Mother's Friend
id M ,' GENUIT I ALWAYS
` T gars the Signature of
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a- :'DESS BBT Or POLISHED AHYY SOUGH COAL,
t" photo leather frame for
zt p your "Cabi- End
t- act®Alwaysave Bhought
o
)C For the bookkeeper, an envelope and
ie 1 ;tamp moistener. 1n Use For Over 30 Years
z• FOr the literary Worker, $ desk set THE CENTAUR COMPANY. 77 MURRAY STREET, NEW YORK CITY,
is like the one illustrated, which Is made
it of rough and polished'coaL The treat.
S ment of this product for ornamental
�- purposes is unique and very, success -
n. ful. The set is stunning.
Lt
n Artistic Leather Gifts.
Some charming Christmas gifts can --me
d be made from colored soft leather
Lt eking, which are sold now in almostDa.dd-'
d
all shops. For an example of such
s homemade presents take magazine �' m
t covers. They can be inexpensivelyto When Lltde Girls
r constructed and are suitable, as far Go Fishing
as good form goes, to give to mea The, Little Girl Comes
friends. Incidentally nothing could be to the Rescue
r simpler than the manufacture of these
t covers, for a woman has only to take 'I W RANSIM GREEN'S big brother is going a -fishing tomorrow. Can't Y
3 the measurements of some book and
go, too?" asked Jack as he pattered upstairs to bed.
then make the leather slip large "And can't I go along?" added Evelyn.
enough' to be Slipped on easily. "We don't avant girls,,, Jack objected. "Girls can't fish anyway.,,
A flat piece of leather iii cut accord. r'
W
Ing to dimensions, there being a cor-
responding piece of silk, preferably the
Some girls can," replied daddy. "And girls are sometimes of real use
On fishing hips For instance, there was one that I will tell you about because
same color. There must be a piece Of
the little girl caught something a .Bleat deal better than fish. She caught
thin,canvas stiffeningabout half an
four little boys whose boat upset and who otherwise would have been
drowned
t tAih wide, in a strip long enough to
. the outer edge of the
"It was this way: Dir. Barrett, iia youhig„man
learound
leather.
lage, was going out &shing.in las dory up at Winthropt Massa there wags
This strip must be basted down care-
plenty of room, and so when several of his little friends wished to go with
fully to keep the leather on a gat sur.,
h1m be. was quite witting to,take them. One of the party was Muriel James.
tate and thus avoid a pucker. The
a little girl of ten.
canvas must then be placed about half
"As they rowed out into the water they noticed a rickety skiff, in which
an inch from the edge. In this spay
an even, stiff line is
Were four little boys. The boys were eleven, ten, eight and six years of age6
The skiff in which were the four boys
made, and over it
the soft leather must be turned. The
suddenly sank, and they were thrown
Into the water.
silk is basted down, putting the raw
"young Mr. 'Barrett jumped out of his dory and swam to save the- boys.
edge in, find the whole carefully sewed
He caught one little fellow and swam -with him to bis boat. Then he went.
,on .the machine.
back ,fox the three others, but: they seized him by the head so be could bnot
This done, two ends must be folded
swim. Air. Barrett sank with them, but when he came up he shouted to
so they will form pockets to hold the
little Muriel to row the skiff over to him. The little girl paddled over to
magazine. These pocket gaps, as one
'where the young man, weighted down by the three boys, was struggling, but
might call them, need not be more
he sank before she could reach him. Luckily he came up quite near the boat.
than four inches deep, for'this width
and, loosening the hold of the three lads, he climbd in the boat and one by
will hold the book securely and yet
admit of its being removed without a
one drew the boys after him. People on the beach cheered wildly, and when
the boat reached the shore maybe they just didn't fuss
The Saps const be stitched
make a over IlIr. Bar-
Tet and little Muriel, who had been able to keep her head when other folks
togethstruggIe
together on the, machine. This com-
lost theirs.
pletes the case.
A girl who has any knack at
"So you see what came of taking a girl fishing in that ease. if Muriel
paint-
Ing or poker work may make most
hadn't been along probably five persons would have been drowned.”
"There,
affective round or square covers • of
you see, I ought to go to take care of you," said Evelyn to Jack.
a'Can
Leather by choosing tier own designs
you row a boat?" asked daddy.
o'No-o-o," said Evelyn.
hr by having them outlined.
Bags of endless kinds also may be
"Very well. I think until you can both swim a little better and both row
nanufacturec'L The leather box fllus-
A boat you would better wait to go fishing with me."
'rated, designed for collars and cuffs,
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ias a drawer for hol studs and
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Cravat Holders.
These are fashioned so the cravats
will lie flat, being folded only once in
Weenter, and there can Ile no danger
it crumpled ties.
Two little Pockets are stitched • on
IW inside Of, the holder, which have
cps held, in place with glove fasten,
rs. These are to hold the studs, cola
t,r butt , ns, ecarl'pins and otltt links.
The tees lire gni-Ip Ips fn the
older ambothik,EM
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tb.0#eltt•Ii li I dol
ire . ,l• ::3;N,k'��„�y�� '
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