Exeter Times, 1913-11-6, Page 5HUBSDAT NOVEMEEE 6 191:3
0,. NEARTY
ri 13:eclei Fondest Hopes
Realized—Health, Hap-
pines,s and Baby.
ITOPer LelaIre, K S., Carl.r-"I wish
to thEmIr yott fer the benefit l received
by taking Lydia E..
Pinkhant's Vegeta-
bleCoropeemicl for
female troubles
rom which I was a,
great sufferer, so
that 1 was; corn-
PletelY Ilan down in
health. Other mei-
-eine did not help
me, but Lydia E.
inkbean's Vegeta-
ble compound made'
refl rza strong. 1 now have big,
eerily baby boy, and praise your medi-
cine for the wonderful lot of good it has
done me." --- Mrs. IsliAnt, Boole, Jon
IIPPer T,ohave? Lutteniellerg coo, 21. S.?
faunae,
f The darkest days of husband and wife,
when they come to look forward to
* childless and lonely oid age.
flany liwife has found herself-tom-
*abie of Motherhood owing to some de
rangement of the feminine eYetern,
it-ften curable by the proper remedies.
In many homes once childless there
here now children because of Gm fact
Lydia E. Pinkharres Vegetable
CeortIPOund rnaleea women omelet.
ie If yO11 have the alighteSt doubt
that Lydia E. Pinitliam'S Vegeta-
ble COmPOltn4W111 help you,write
,110I4di inItit ant Medi eine Co.
(cortfidontini)LynntAlass.,for ad-
-co. 'Your letter -will he extenedr
*end and answered by a wonloan
*nil bold in strict confidante.
tititaiii ORDERED OtIT
U. S. Demands Tbat He Must
Resign Without Loss of Time.
3Inntt Not Put Gen. Manta/tot or
Any a tus, Own Friends In the
Presidential Ohneen--Donlat• Exisis
as to lItierta'S Action —Holds
Conference With Diplomats—
Rebate, to Attaele Zacatecas.
MEXICO CITY, Nov._ 4.—Peesident
„lament bas been told he must resign
tfti PreoideneY or :Monte° withent loss
of time, and that be must not leave
as lain sueeesSor Gen. Blanquet, his
Minister tef War, or any other mem-
ber el bis peia family, or cf the
unofficial coterie whom be Might be
expected to eoolrol.
Whets ultimatum from Washington
ns- nOnve)fed to Prdent Iluerta
through his private aecrelarY, Senor
Rabago, by Nelsen O'Sbaughnessy,
.tbe American eitort,,e d'Affaires, act-,
ing tinder ioeteuctions from the State
Department.
Sez,,nr” Rabago preeented the mem-
orandum to his chief late Sunday, but
ip to at eeening President Einerta
bad returned no answer to it, and,
ae ear as could bo learned. had guard-
ed ita contents from almost alI hls
official and intimate councillors.
rrnoe• who rectentot or Ole Wasbln;
top uoe regard Gera. linertn's Post-
- one no wbieb he woltid be
d to Oive ono of two answerer--
efuso point Manic to eomply witb
Li e demand, posoildo going so far Ete
0 brand the diplomatic tepresentative
bis 134.9ePerIn, t,,e elimination of
himself officially.
Miteee meet intimate with the
resident healot that the latter eouree
ill not be taken, for many reasons,
chief arnaog witieh is that such action
wouid b autanaceont to snlaralssion
to tbe rebels- Ofircial 3,1exieo is no
longer in' doeffit that the Washington
adIniniatretion favors the rebel canee,
and ;la cfnrritteed that this is the
rneatio adopted by President Wilson
Seevetart 3ryau to assist Car-
za to Wil7-
linerta annitrioned to the Ire-
ne, palaee last night the diploma -
e corps, but for what purPcse watl
College at at HomeoZ
hOnsands of ambitions youn3
eople are fast preparing in ":„:"
ir owu homes to occupy luc-
tire positions as stena;raph-
bookkeepers telegraph.
evervants in fact every
Obere o husineaa activitige
You may finish at College It
e'ou ati wish Poeltions negro°.
teed, Zoter college any day.
Clndividual instruction. .Ex -
rt teachers. Thirty' 'years
xperience. Largest trainers
Canada. Seven colleneo
cource for tcacherd.
Mated with Commercial Ed. 4'
ucational Association of Canada
Ehirelner Sphool at Famous Spot
pan aenainess College London. *
0 VACATION
on BustnessCollege
GEO. SPOTTON 13. F. WARD
Pincpai
Be a Charming Woman
( tYou :never saw a beautiful woman
Who did, not have beautiful bah The
/charms' of a beautiful 'woman lie in
lter hair. Many av,omen, do not sea-
4:40the-attractions they possess be-
cause !they -do not give proper atten-
tion to tbe lair, The women of 'tbe
4400'- ar'e famed for theirnbettuty not
because their facial feateres„are eon -
*don to- Uwe& ot other' voonaen. hut
because 'they know how to .keeP
loupe; ,by supplying vigor lustre, and
tatrength :to the lair.
r Ithe Ina few years ago PARISIAN
neage could _hardly, be obtained in
Variada. But now this delightful
lair restorer -can be lad in every
;town. W. S .Cole sells it in Exeter
or .50 'eentn a bottle and guarantees
fit to grow „beautiful luxuriant hair;
Ito stop falling bair, eradicatd dan-
druff; • h
• Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
,CASTORIA
revealed.,Tb the ministers,
Germauy. Norway umel It4s-
ere absent. 'They have been in
Vera Craz, where they were in con-
rence with President Wilson's+ TO-
presentatfre, Join Lind, wbo is un-
derstood to he fully conversant with
tha latest representations from Wash-
ington.
Changes to the military sltuatfon
throughout the country yesterday In-
cluded, according to tbe report. the
advancer of the rebel° to attack Zaca-
tecas, but the Government believes
that the garrison there is sufficiently
strew; to resiat an attack successful-
ly. Queretaro, capital of the state of
the same name, on the main /Ina of
the National Itailwriy„ south or San
Luis Potosi. 1s ;surrounded by robes.
and practically in n state of siege.
North of San Lnis Potosi, a new
method has been adopted by the re-
bels to prev:nt the operation of
trains. Ph -wards addressed to railroad
employee have been posted, notifying
them that they will be hanged if they
attempt to run the trains. As a re-
sult, tbe men are refusing to take out
the trains.
WILD WEST IN NEW YORK.
Steers Stampede on Fifth Avenue—
One Man Is Killed.
NEW YORK', Nov. 4.—In a first -
lade of shots Bred 'by the police to
check the mrel rush of sixteen steers
wbich escaped trona a railroad stock -
pen on the v, -est side early yesterday,
one man was killed and one wound-
ed. The dead man, George Beattie,
toppled from the seat of an express
wagon when a stray bullet pierced
ais brain: Another bullet borei
through the foot of Walter Wangen-
teal], a waiter.
That no more persons were injured
either by the zipping bullets or by the
steers was due to the fact that there
were few pedestrians abroad. One
steer crashed into an automobile
truck, putting It out of commission.
Another bowled over a policeman,
bruising him badly. One fled into
Madison avenue and w:s shot dead
by the police in front of the home of
Cardinal Farley.
Spanish Officer Executed:
MADRID, Nov. 4.—A firing squad
of Spanish troops at dawn yesterday
executed by ahooting Capt. Manuel
Sanchez, a Spanish army officer found
guilty by a court-martial of the mur-
der of Don Garcia Jalon, a wealthy
land owner, last May : -Detachments
- of all the regiments in garrison wit-
nezsed the execution.
Capt. Sanchez was tried and con-
demned for the crime as a sequel to
the confession of a woman, Louisa
Sanchez, said to be bis daughter, Who
was sentenced to twelve years' im-
prisonment as his accomplice.
Oil Wells Ablaze.
,
BUCHAREST, Nov. loss es-
timated at $5,000,00o has been caus-
ed by fires which are spreading from,
one oil well to,another in the petro-
leum district of Morcni.
The fires starteO Sunday, with the
explosion of a large well, and spread
• through the wbole valley, and alone
?ill be sent to any address the hillsides, which were yesterday a
•e..ass of r flames. Over twenty -eve
oells were alight, all burning fur-
iously. Fighting the fires bas become
very difficult as most of the wells are
In eruption.
n Canada from now till
0
AN.i0 11915
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Preparing For Parcel- Post,
OTTAWA, Nov. 4.—The efforts of
the Postofilce Department are still
being directed toworils:themstablisn-
ment of the parcel post system on
Jan. 1, though the date isnot abso-
lutely certain. • ,
The. schedule of •"lutes- hasbeen
drawn tnat•tentatively,' InitwiT1 reetuire
the approval of the Postmitster-Gen-
,
A great'deal et detail Is neeessa
In, connectiene, with the regulations
governing the , e
N.4•••••^
THE •EXETER TIMES
10 cam ..CAZCARETS''
FOB LIVER AND BOWELS
Pure Siqk Headache, Constipatioo,
Biliousness, Sour Stomach, Bad
Breath --Candy Cathartic,
No odds how bad your liver, otoen
ach or bowels; how mucb your head
aches, how miserable you are from
constipation, indigestion, biliousness
and sluggish Dowels—you always get
relief with Cascarets. They imerie.
diately cleanse and regulate tbe stonier
nolo remove the sour, feementing food
and fold gaseO; take the excess bile
from the liver and carry of the con-
stipated waste matter and poison
from the intestines and bowels., A
I -cent box from your druggist
keep your liyer and bowels clean;
otomaeh sweet and head, eleor for
months, They work whole you sleep.
Crediton
APFLES WANTED -The Ezeta
Evaeorator loin pay 40 cents per
hundred for good wloter Feelers.
. JOS,. SurxoN ainnaaer
A LIMON SALE -43.S. Phillnes has
4..rei;qtei,V4g4t4V,:etrotn}.40,117t;fbrlotql4 atax0i0odeora--
SA.TUllDAY NOV. $th 1013 at 1 o'
clock sharp, 2 storey brick
atrotlot. on Conner of Andrew oint
Vigtoiia Stveet Exeter, near school
and oleo centeete of lemoe incloding
Parlor. Litanon roone, kitchert, end
Bedroom. Ettrolture. Moo. D. A, Boos
itre, IL Rosl‘ ZN4O4tOnS
11111142$ Atictioneer.
Mr, tool Moo, S. Eilbee- after a 'dee
Settlit *vielt with reletiveo here trove
rer»e4 to their •home La UN, Mich.
. Chas Drowo luta returr.ed to
her home in DetrOt after vittitieg
with ber father Mr, Ohne, ltionede
Mr, Christ Helen and elaughter
Gertrude Itave oetereed imme frona
n business trig to Toronto.
By to is very ril at&:,resent
Iltr. Matthew Goiather and Mr.s
Gott GaiSer are ottendirto tlot fetter
ot of titeitebrotheroneolaw arA,. Dick-
er, in Leaden.
Roio Jefferoon as retuned home
atterCOndOeting a tserite of •iectureis
sn 'oorouto last week.
veral from Imre attended the
Brown ilecker neckline: at 'Zurich on
Wedtienday.
ondtrre, A. reabare of Exeter
anent Suntion at the home of Francis
Clarke.
Rolm Sweet intS :rCtUrriaCI,
heine after VOlitnag friends in Lon-
don Tour:slit;
V11ALEN
itfr. W. Ogden returned how on
Gaturdsy 'after a !elev.:sant visit Nvita
bis brother and son Evellne. Woo
r000rte barites had a nice vien mut
likes, the West.
Quite a number front amend here
tOnent Outday with Tripods at Cen-
tralia ond attereled the Antiverry
set vices.
1.4ext Stanley. Nov, flth Rev. •A. II
Drown of Allen Craig will oretteh At-
nivereory services here. Mutio will
be furnished by 'Aroodhato
Roland 'Squire hos rented his farm
mear Woodham to Orr, Hob Langford
for 5 year, Roland ourpeses moving
to Exeter.
Moio Aletiele Morley and Ini,o Gun -
4'g niOited frieods ,in Londort loot
week.
Rural Mail les now ie full swing
throughout ibis district the old
Whalen enist office webech for so male'Y
Vane bas dealt out the lettere; Waa
-closed last Friday.
The auction lodes through this tart
of the country are bringirga largo
fortune to the farmer who ioselltng
stock that is going at an emournoas
a:rice. •
Mrs, Hector Millsou and daughter
Marjorie vitsited with her arents
last week at Devizes.
THAMES ItOAD
On Friday afternoon of lent vveek
the Alembeis of the Wometn,s Mits
sionary Society of the Thames Itoad
prosbyterian church met et the Mar-
e 'and ;resented •Men(Reve tone'
Fletcber -with a life mernbeirahiei A
very ooronlimentary address woe read
by Arno Thos. Cameron and thelCer-
tificate woo presented by Miss Mary
Kidd Mos. Fletcher was taken by
out:rise and in a fe.w well choaen re
make tbanked the ladies.
Some of our worthy old to;orts met
at the home of Moe.JOhn Ratcliffe
last Monday night to discoss and try
touarrange a eloughing match in the
neighborhood.
Meis Mary liyffin seeut a few days
in Exeter vileiting .141.ins Flossie Dun
ter last week. - -
Miss Edna Wiillianes who has been
visiting friends around 'here left: tor
London eaet Saturday.
Miss Anna and Mr, Chats Allison
visited friends in Cromarty Met Sab-
bath,
• Mit% Benson •tWillierne eleent a
few day's with friends in Stratford
this 'week.
Hallowe'en seemed to have easeel
off very taticceselully around Lire
on the Tart of the boys aa a number
of gates and- other articles myster-
iouslY vanished. During the ,night
a walking plow got so scared of
pumpkins heads bObing about that
it strayed quite a long •!niece front
home, and the owner Opent a very
anxious, t:me trying to find it.
PILES CURED at HOME
• by New Absorption- Method. -rA
If you suffer front bleeding,
itching, blind or protruding
Piles, send me your address, and
I will tell you how to ctire your-
self at home by the absorption
treatment and will also send
some of this home treatment
• free for trial, .with references
from your own locality if re-
quested. Immediate relief and.
permanent' cure assured. Send
ninbriey,' but tell others of
rr --Write to -day to Mrs.,
ox1,84iNvindsori
Rheumatisa Lumbago
And Lame Back
cola he cured by the great fruit kid-
ney vend liver remedy. •
FIG PILLS
/Brat:troy:1 'Aug, 12 leli
Your Mettle:Ate Pig rills, hoe work-
ed Nyouders for me. The rheumatic
k=ain'S 'lave elritirely left me and 1
We evernthino to Tour remedv, You;
are at Liberty to eublieb these R. fl
Gailmao„
At all dealers 2.5 one 50c or mailed.,
by the Fig pill Co., St. Thomas Ont,
Sold at Howeys Drugstore,
WOODHAM
APPLES WANTED -The Exeter
Svaeorator will pay 40 cents per
buntired for good winter peelers.
JOS,. SUTTON Maneger
Minh DeneY tear noth'ie ochoot tea-
ehee wars called tome to Stratford or.
accouet of the oevele illness of her
father, We have ,sinee leareed that
her father has O'aeoed away We ex-
OKA or eitteero syreteathy ia her
.
id Iterevemeet, Mies Henry secured
_ I, ute ot. the oereenef-11
rallPr of Stearn- rd.
We are zleai;eil to report that it
Jas Rootly who has beer, etehe id
oosed is recovernao
niret. Wm. girk end Mee.
eje, Somme Ford are keep,/
aboot aa ueueL,
Moe, Folle,r of 'Watt:reed is vOsi,
irg ber sister Mrs. Smelair.
Mr, REletini is Imo' oeeneyieg
new :home the ba ee liete, We 4
pleansed to extend o very nordi
welcome to Jr, gloton and his farr
The service in the Orange /Tell t)
Sabbath everting woo very largely
tended. The orange bode- which
ElENSALL
APPLES WANTED, -The Exte
Evaeorator will par cents p
hundred for good wieter eealer,s.
JOS,. SUTTON Manse
GTeirt es coming quite freely int
the 'market Arid ineete with ready d
mond and good Orices.
The newly aepointed LiloTary Door
Met' last Erniao evenleg at their tie%
rooms in :Arr. W. arae
the eew library outfit and te attea
to matters generally toe:aeon-4;d wit
tne eublic library the opening o
whleh After tne late fire is looke
to evite very emelt tettereer and
good selection of a illeraieu be
made in the eereon of Mr, Foen wb
_ _ _
has fine npa evotl Anteeted ZOOM% lo
the library.
Miss a, coositt tkeona2;ar.fd b
her aunt Mrs. Forsyth bas _returnei.
front a cleasant visit with foiend
in Sieecoe.
Mr, Soloinoti bas Tentm
front Mr, A. Murdock tbe"
teceetly oceneiett by Nr, W. 1111.1e
braot.
err, and Mrs, ja„ McoMartin reettre
ed tece nay from Gruit'sles where they
tato betta visitleg reletives end we
egret to learn from them that Mre,
meMartinsc, wbo recoetly lived here
with her late besberet eoffered
stroke latety but we are ;,:leased tP
saa has in 4 meeettee recoverd.
Miss Katie Scott Was recently
GRANTON
The cornraerope new &eve the beau
er taui residence of -..orkss Helen Cam
er3iiimneiatireltacrnesele0tbe.stl.vva s0 aufor_
tenate As to ;dislocate hee wrist joiet
o Oee rent wnile on a visit to Mos,
e Lamle:tare,
James Vostee tee eurcheane of tee
elact%tre:;sioGza,anoad'O ris7e'radeartgliaesxttaeka,-
e sive imeartvemooto te propeoty
Deekee than Peryet our street's snit
it are Why do not the trustees Our
ei age rise to 'tbe oceae:po. aodt, see
d that the tigOcieg eropeely attend-,
a e4 to,
t:; I taTgeteoGtarA4,nt je,Ocaniats1,0critutke:s ,4't000kf ec rd vgo-
✓ nave hie rew stere eceee werreeno
before the ceueters aed eheiviog
y -ere olaced ie position.
There is a great scareety of core to
ehhe produce aed enoscquer.ee tb0
elevatoe reerly filled to its
a run caeracity Grainoo has 'a
country surraanding seeend te
., none winch is evidenced by tbe
large tooeettries being marketed Imre
- The zublie oho use the Ontaino
ouse Sheds without givieg the Les-
- any cornhentaiicus ,ehould, leaet
itrirg a load or cwo, of gravel to
keoe the yard in fa:r conditiort it
rould not be out of ?lee.° eiteer foo
the busin4,ss men irtl the villoge
VilltrinOte a little tooneY or 1411o7
,words tbe Lsann7
haPY oetleioe Ives held at the
me, of, Mee, vort.14. reeeotly when
an:lurtivcordgatstrtishtvterLmern;,ertoduor4e(!
niers of 0-W4e Mich Mtn, Gone/end at
liticrtoo and Mrs, 11offield Orooteu
fiErs, `Forbes Mrs„ Stammers aed Mrs,
co;elard
are all over 70 years et
And 411, •11„jey.,i4g the best of health
)Ers, -lioatatere ;toc-la.4.514:el:nba:arndie4d1,12
on, a
nee d 4 Mrs, Plate of Port iler
ter 4 4,4 :nr,4, H.
oft.
le Toronto visitir,g her hrollaT ^
Itoroe Scott.
Mise, Theeel Drake has talren a nos
er glen with. Mr, N. P. Worrener
reg
bis confect:emery and lee cream ;or,
lira ;Tenn Grassick of Torepte
ent weal; here Intel> 'with her
ins a reot
re 'The •many frier.ds of xe.Jns
4. :Moore will Ito ;leased to learn that
A- 4' is now Imerovieg nicely.
Mrs. Robert dloothron in Barri
her .41aughters
t' ;lairs 1.% Neeleotde left here the Wet
1;41 o'f last week te, atOnd the mar-
e riarre of h?r n,'!,1-.11eW IRCOIC5t0.4. of
Toreuto.
Arr. Alfred Serriton our notepris.
ng floor aad feed merchant and coal
lealer has- Arrived home from filo
bopital Whete he bad been. for tog
, few weeks undergoing *I Apor-
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'rPItt'r'fsticArvckalsig.f4rIlglill::'1bcdattblaydetdfteinlit:o9071,
haws -Choir who receiVed a very hear-
tY vote a thonlee freen the Order ter i
hv etfl&eteernicea rendered. The
Men °Was delivered by the !'i':ukitor
Baker 3.1., ;aster of
ethodiat etvareb. Mr, Raker
y fitthrg tribute to itte.,.
and congratulated the Oraw-ti
on their excellent obowing aZd
that the hall one a credit to
Order and the community, The
text was chosen frlana Rom. ais.
The subjtet was Parteetenteme and
Peery and was a clear and force.
fol oreettototioe of the dif(erener$
in reference to the funelaatental
lute of doctrite between Protest -
rt and 'Roman Catholic/AM. At the
elusion of toe wervice the 'Altealrer
- tendered a VerY hearty vote o
thanto 4 the Orange Order.
tOENTIt AMA
ArrL,Es wANTED-Tbe Exeter
Evttimrator will Pay 40 cents per
hundred for good wioter poolore.
Surrox Mabager
AUCTION SALE -13. S. Phill);:e has
eeceiVed irettruction's from the under-
oigr.ed to oell by lealblio auction 04
SATURDAY 'NOV. Sth 191V) at 1 o'-
clock obareo 2 storey brick ,notitie
itd lot, on Corner or Autirevo 41.nd,
'victoria Street Exettre rear School
end also contents of house iecludiug
Parlor. Dixteng room, kitcher, aael
liedroont Furniture. Orme I). A. Roos
1)r B. P. Roos, Executors „le. S,
lebilliets Auctjiaeer. .
Large congregatiores ilsielled to
two able internam by the Rev.
Carman itret Sunday Ca tbe Silver ,An
niveroary of the, Methodsit church
A goodly number from Whalen and
elswbere were in attendance.
Next 1Sunday we exoect Mr, South -
cote, , Editor of the Exeter Timeee to
';reach in the mornimg and Mr, Geo
A. Stanley of Luc at in the evening.
Mine nOstella :Nell was .hoine from
the 'Coneervatory of music, Landoll,
over lost Sunday.
Mni, Harry Every unde,rWent
successful neeration at VietOr;a EON.,
Londore last week. She is re-
Oorted doing well, and le likely to be
able to leave the leieeital in a couplo
of weeks. ,
DASH -WOOD
APPLES WANTED -The Exeter
Evacorator will pay 40 cents per
hundred for „good wieter feelers.
JOS,. SUT'TON Manager
Mies Ella Ifeyrock of Zurich is vis-
itirto with her cousin Miss line Gu. -
titer.
IIIrs.int. Birk who lee been, confin.
ed to the house through i11ceeo4
at eieser.t very low.
Mr, Elmore leillert was ouccessfed
hecuring the contract for carrying
the mail on It. It. No. 3
Mi. 'Jacob Kellerman had'a number
of men engaged last week filling hie
two silos on bes farm.
„Air, !Wm. Eloie is at eroseet
g the new School house at Thule'
rd, for the Dant:mood Planting mill
o. • •
Mr., Otto Reett Meyer, a d Mis,s
idie ,311`claacOvt.re married in Winer or. Octoner 21st after seending'
vcral weeksOon extentle'd vvade`
doing tri: they settle down in Dash-
wood in the house recently occueinl•
by Mr Siebert
• ..A large amount of. eider is manuf-
actured these days et the cider mill
better get yob'? Lairel filled in case
of the ,Scott Act ccipiag in force.
The grist' mill is one of the busy
;laces in town this week judging
the large 'eurober of teams coming ia
for gristing and choeping„
Z.S. NO 2 U6'BORNE
So, IV Charlie Turnbull, Ethel Alc-
Ilonalrie 'Gladys Jr,`IV Vio-
let Stewart IViarne Knight,
liodgert, Lillian Kay, Sr lif Rena
Pollen, Ulric Snelle Charl:•e Jeffrity
1-tollie Willianre,
iNeieon Dunkin., Else linight, Aiadoe,
Dou;:e. Wilfred Tuenbell Ceeil Stew-
art, E thla e la Kay. Arthur .11ottodlo.
Sr. 11 _Iva ,InilLinas •Jo;'11•1)orothy
rnstreng, ,Gert ie Stevvart Anna
jeffrey Laura Knight, Carman laoirae
it La Belle Kaye Gordon nIcDon-
:ini Arabelle Rankin. Marie Cott -le
Jr Pr, Ethel Stewart, Sim amilen wet
„tie Alliteou Sheldon Froncis, Gertrude
knight. No 011 roll '30, average at-
tendaece :31, M. L. Coward .tpach
We regret to have to re";ort the
ery seiia';s illness of our boot aed
bae toorzbant Orr, 11. a. Oryxiale
ft cpears that Nr, 1)rysdale whde
;Kling the holidays with „relatives
Wingbam cinught cold and
ed into other trouble% confining
im to his room for the °;ast w'eA Or
:tore, under the are of several dec.
or$ and a trained nurse.
Our ci,ia1 towtginart Dir• Alex
ficaith was in Iluffalo durir4 the „last
week, bookjn u; the situation there
in regard to the markatibg or
L'HON DALE
S. NO, 1 USI3O1tNE
For Oatober. Ilarks give
ative Oteteding ',Booed on
'School work.
class Cecil Barris; 13FO: gaggn,
1063: r, 1V Katie Sandeni,
: Ee1yt Cann 1206; Malcolm
Dougall 076; 1tos-3 Dick 070; ar IV.
lia Mitchell, 708; Clifford 'Aioir, il5t3;
Sr 111 Alice Dick. 1014; Thiso
939; Lorrr Oke 424; Annul
.Strar.g, 1276: Gladys Dew 3064; ,Thmu
aa Douga/1 541; 'Wilbert Selves; sr,
11 Edgar Cothoore 913; Dorold Wood
SO4; Eorl Mitebel/, 676; Percy liar-
riq, 511, Pt. 'IF Anna Moir VII!
ot 11 Clareece Down 471 Vere
Dune 371; 1 claoe Gordon Cudmoret
292; James Oke, (327; Melvin Moir
841.
la-
SEAFOTITH
Mr, llnetings, the Goverranent In-
soector or public buildiuge, was here
from Toronto, tool and ir. coati:any
vitt' Mr, Wright the local ineeector
end eIx, McE.'er.ele the Contrazter
made a thorough letemonete of the
new cost office, and formally took
it off the hands of the Contractor.
Mr, Bastinge says that Seaforth baa
the best and largest nubile hundina
in the Donne:eon corsiderieg the size
and eepelatioe of the towel.
:The .11,,Teeeirs Sox bare engaged Mr
Jas, Deoford of Clir.ten as manager
of the undertakieg busOneos as euc-
cessor to Mr, S, Ta Holmes.
Mr. 1). 1). Wilson left last 'week
Lor Vancouver where he will tr;end
the winter with his eon Douglas.
Tbourenon Scott son of Mr. and,
Mm T Ge Scott has received a
:donna from the Stratford Business
College and has acceeted a position
in Galt.
The anr.ual meeting of the Seafor-
th branch of the childre.ns .Aid Soc-
iety was held in the lecture room of
the eublic library. The reports of
the secretary and treasurer were
read and adoeted and show,cd that
durirg the year the sum of $72 had
been contributed by the iSeaforth
branch leaving the balance oc hand
of $7. County Inseector G. M. El-
liott of Goderich was :eresent and
gave an account of the good work
accomplished during the year, eiting
many cases which gieatly interested
the audience. An aepeal was made
to the oeople of Seafortl, to become
members of the :society, Thc follow-
ing officers were elected for the year
Preisde,na A. D. Sutherland; treasur-
er John Beettie; secretary, John A.
Wilson; vice-aresidents, the resident
clergYmen, delegatee to County mr!et-
it,g i,n GO(krieh Rev, A. W. Barker
John ',Beattie and Itev,, T, 11, Brown'.
1dr, Ferdinand Ilugard of Egmonat
ville who has been the West, for
the eaot couple of years returch,d
home.last week.
Mr, Ss_ T. Holmes who has been
manager of tbe Broadfoot Co,
furniture anci undertakieg buai'ness
10 seeforth for tbe rest 20 years has
decided to go into busteces ,for him-
self and lute rented terneorary pre-
enise.s in the Cady block- 'where .he
will o -en new undertaking Parlors
at once. It Is nleo his inteutiors to
add furnit urean the near futoae.
Mr, John M, Wilson was in Owen.
Sound last week as a delegate to thie
Presbyterian Sabbath School to the
Ps esi ner,a 1 oa bbath eichno A secene-
tion held there
Mayoe Ament has returned control
of Lis saw mill :and Staae factory
which he had' leased ,to h.i brother,
for ,e Year.
Mr, 1) G. 11;11e:roc formerly of the
eeeql hotel Seaforthe has Ipa;sect the
0.1areacI9G Hotel 13erne, •
,
A1LSA Oltre *eavgs:::
7Lrerar AC nen,.
eVerlelle is»t ur-
s gr4ery hosiness
1 Already *t4s sason 130 Cat'Sof
cattle have bean I- ed fsasn h
They amounted in v1ue to V.:10,009
There areettill ahoot 000 head toeelne
A quiet wedding Was So/onto/zed el
the boree et him Wor„Lea lest wee1.
when her daughter Olive was 'atoned
. Gillivre'immediate y, Ogle the mediate re.
morriarre to Ar, John Vollwen 0
latives of the bride and groom were
'r Te leent
n.
To d Y or Mr. G. A. Ellis a fore
totograpber was ,hipped here cm
(nide y from legereoll for burial at
lyr. Cemetery. Potteral took ;lace
ay loorrung,
Mr. Ii,liausold former manager of
be ClUQC.r.ls, Erdal here Was marr-
gilti
ts? izi efoz,s1r.47 in 114,Miltnxt tn MIs
'B. Rineley and Mies Jackson
ine,d the members oE the
l‘ ethodist choir bast Priday evening
most er.joyable time was spent.
-- or e 1
Vitildren Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
CASTORIA
ZURICH
AUCTION SALE -D. S.
received instructions from tbe under,
.signed to sell by otiblic auctioa an
S.ATIIRDAY NOV. fith li13 at 1 o'-
clock ebareo -2 storey briek 4noutie
aid loit on °tauter of Acdrent and
Victoria Street Exeter, tear ocboot
and also contents of house including
Parlor, Dinitig room, kitchen. nod
lietit Dom. Furniture. Mrs, D., A. toes
Dr, IL P. Ross, Executors :13. So
Phillios Auctioneer.
Mists Rorie Either who bas been at
Creditot working at the millinery
lets returned home.
Children's Day waa celebrated last
Sundae in the Evangelical chureet.
I
A fine erogram was rendered by the
children and choir.
The date of the ;Box .eobial or tbe
T. P. .A of the Evangelic:41 chureh
las been changed from Friday Nov
7th to Friday Nov. 15.
Mr. and Mr, Join. Hey sr, bave
taken lossessior. of the house lately
ourchased ,from Mr. Jacob Ilowald.
We welcome them to town.
The seven year old on Henry isot.
of Mr, and Mr,s, Beery Steckle of
Stanley, died tn. Friday October 31st
after an extended illness. The fam-
ily bave the symeothy of all in their
sad bereavenaent.
A most lamentable, fatal accident
occured at the home of Mr, Solomot.
eitegerich of the, Goshen Line or.
Thursday afternoon October 23rd
when his three a ear old son Ray ac-
cideetly got hold of some strychine
which Mr, Ging,erich had leurehasee
to eoison rate, and though the boy
was immediately Tusbed to the doc-
tors office the, little fellow died at
830 o'clock the same. evening. Dr, w
McKinnon and Camebell employed it
rest/ the actor. of the eataore ther
efforts were frutile. The heirents are to
grief 'stricken at the sad ocettrance
and the sincerest s3meathy of all t
is extended to them in their Isom
The euneral took ;lace on Sunday
+morning the Service beteg held it
the Meneonite church:
IF YOUR CHILD IS CROSS
END STODTACIf TROUBLE.,
GASES OR DYSPEPSIA
".Pape's Biapepsinu makes Sick, Soul*,
SassY Stomachs SueelY feel fine
In five Minutes.
If "What you just -ate is souring on
your ettetrach or lies like a Jump of
lead, reflistng to digest, or you belch.
gnn Ond eructate sour, undigested
food, or have a feelieg of diAziness,
heartburn, fullness, nansea, bad taste
n mouth and stomach -headache, Yon
an get blessed relief in five !SinOtes,
Put an eod to stomach trouble forever
"gettInln a large fifty -cent ease of
Pttpe's Diarepsin from any drug store,
Yn realize in five minutes how need,
ees it is to eqffer from indigestion,
eepepeia or any stomech dieorder,
"1 the quickest, sure et stomach doe -
Fa the wnrld, it's wonderfo.
There einhcr:TiRe.17SaTi-n7nE07;17' 'ov, 2c4
resident and '?ronn.c.nt bea
sease .3•1Z,,,;k%S r. Carter who fer
cnvyeere was eann,,ctsd with the
et ;10,f:hieing itenzeire ef WP,7-17`71t
'lane NInd fli:AWIC ,,Alort
ii471‘;r7 ra; ogfCIL
tn 4.e
rpe 44,,*() lie toe): a levet,
St it'! tr:41.11to.rio ducat -,on ;lad
abotl the Cortes Seb.olc.tr$h*P3
arci countins a Westerra
Qe-
wes 13 yeers of age 444
of S.etfortb Oen, where
Jti rempss were taken will thiy-
rgmera held from the Grand Trunk
deat, on Tuesday roon,
dt:ylestR'elre'cterlidllt"o7thl.h:1,1:4'nisi:roaft
didate in tAatth Proce wae ett There,.
e majotito. of 124 over bi,s,
or.folt W, Ceegill.
%ia‘hr% rt9th:f%:14'1'9rif*'''' 11Mt:e511751't
y morning October 18th ra•'3911
eavestto moorn bor losr sor-
v ng husband one soo three Mena
ld a father ord two .isters. 31r$
'Ratting and 'Artul‘e at home owl
brother Ilussel ;Alt heMe, DOCeai,
- well tired and her death is
by ail. Interment took
Thursday in Grand Amid
Taylor ,sitl„e,ped from
tion recently a an crot
e cottle and pig* to Tor -
bed the misfortune to na41,70,
MOnti 10 a commisston firm,
mod Wilson of 2'01111104
ince mart.e an aomoot
We 114 r orthatr azrulteeno.cdintsr.
r .4
Tooter may he tomewhsit incomes:a.,
"eenre;dtetahras, .not setter
‘Vord was received
ober 31st that Mason
. and Mrs, Peril Bell Ca h
bid died in the General
Saskatoon following an o;etatt
move a bullert which entere
mdy witen a rifle accidently dis-
c'rs7eldlelal Liv t
for SktEoo
apt ago, tebern'tb4 hoard or their
ns eenoua *eminent land ,reached
shortly before his deatb. The
.,:oorig man was welt known.
nnivereally liked artd the newe
his death is a shock to the town
Orr, Wesley Jefferson has ;sold bra
farm on the boundary between 'Ro-
bert end Fullerton, to MrWm liar.
1/4*.er Dottrel, for 1$8300,
Mr, James Perrish ot MtOoliell hea
le•atsete
urtreedfdrol,faorl
itlrioth)dIr11.ei esZheril aOgbbe
WAS it
is leartially Testcreel nod with the
aid of a nageirYing glass will be oble
to read again. He lias beerin dark-
ness for tbre.e years.
Mr, 'James Brittora, of Ilibbert died
on Oct. 22nd. The deceased was bora
in illidderov3. 1)evon. Englatale in iSOO
At the age of "22 be came to Oanada
and a year later was married to Mgr
aaret Trick*. After a reendenee or
fire ;,.1. Whitby they moved, t
1 a
libbert N‘there tney ruade anany
A number of Hallowe'en pranks
were played in St. Marys Several par
t
ies had falls from steps being remov
ed. Onel lady 'was eemously injured
Some of the lade were summoned to
a
ppear before the Magistrate
The "Gurn Langlois PoultrY Plant
of Clinton .have 3.500 chickens in the
feeding batteries and exoect sbort-
iy to have 5.000 The fowl are being
brought in from the isurdroaiiirelin
cg
ountry. About one ton of cheesed
fo, wl 'is "beii.y.
eg ;shneped out .
Homer ,Iloward O'OCOttd Son. of Mr,
and Moe -Wm., Howard, of Lucas.
died in -SnJoseeb's imenihnle Londool
o
n October 25th, . Deceased was ?in
h
is 28th year. At the time of bit -
death he, wee livir.g in London /nay -
ng' moved there about four months
ago. The -funeral was ,,held on
day to to St. James cemetery,
every means at their de:tinsel to ar-
Mr, C. 'W. Hawkshavv.. of Isucane
ho bat been in a critical contlithon
now out of daeger itad jO imarov-
rag nicely.
FEVERISH CONSTIPATED
Look Mother! If tongue is coated,
cleanse little bowels with "Cali-
fornia Syrup of Figs."
Mothers can rest easy after giving
'California. Syrup of Figs," because in
a few hours all the clogged -up waste,
sour bile and fermenting food gently
moves out of the bowels, and you have
a well, playful child again.
Sick einielree needn't be coaxed to
take this harmless "fruit laxative."
MillionS of mothers keep it handy be-
cause they know itn action oft the
stomach, liver and bowels'it
isz•pre
arid sure
Ask Your druggist fora
tle of “California Syrup,of hinit
contains directions forebabies,'children
of all ages aud for grown-ups.
Owing to eevexal caste- uf scarlet
ver in Maclaell rthe ;Odic Schoot.
as closed d0w. for a few days- white.
be buildirg, was fumigated.
BAND TO AlOtierIl
So many blow in every e.ennyt, and
when the rainy day is here there
needing cchn„ but haven't any, ar.d
they oiled the scalding tear. Dig -bus
irtees grinds tlit„ eoor 'lien's rece-
ive beard them noltmer once or
twice our •Government a rank ties-
orace is when worthy men can't ra,i8e
the. f.rice. The rich ma,n by ,theikr
chauffeurs nrivearegard the -oor
, ,
with hautY glance the honr may have'
a show in heavert-on earth they
have to c•hance. The eoor man
bas hiS chance however; ii,s better
eow than e'er before unless the, fruit
of hie endeavor" be blotee it wittily at
the store, tanless he burns -his hard-
earned wages the quickest ',way that:,
he 'Iteowe how be never hadin all
the a,,esa better chance then he han
now. When luck is good a.nd skjea
are ,sunty and well-e:aid- hales are
runaling loose a. marc ishould salt •
,
away .his money where it *131
„ ,
or winter use. lion ei•er
.um he --Ankles tis til Cheer him t
bus ur.diTif..16Yed I thhipi tiler
dozen, mickies than,' ,49ihing
cl#1.1g V4),Ld -Walt„Itf'''
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