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The world of music-
Suppose you should wake up Chri&imasmorning to find
that some one had put the world of music tri your stocking.
Lat'srec el hat you P �r w3� u can do for anymambaof your family, or any of your friend if Yogive an
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TRADE MARX
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Ph000graglat azad accords atC old by'
s Powell, Main Street
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oda ot ambitious Toon.;
tact pnelrarktt
A. Z OWed to occupy lue-
. ior+s ars: itenawraph.
eepera telegraph -
'ante in fact every
gauges activities
ledah at College, it 4.
Positions gun,ran- .�
d, Santer eollegc Any ;lay. T
Iiviaaxal inatruotion. ,Ex,
rt teachers. Tbirty' tcears
ience. Laz;cat trainers
as lCanada. Seven callefles,
pedal centra° for teachers. •b
Vitiated with Com.meroial .Ed• `1
catlonal Association of Cataada,
nuarrer School at Famous Spot.
Qa lousiness Co1leee Louder.. *
NO VACATION
Clinton Business College
43 O. SPOTTON B, F. WARD I
Pi newt'
d•: +4-i• Hlefiet-3- -1-34+d~. ++.1-1.
What a Great .Man said
to the Great Canadian
People
Z'arisicar, sage is as discovery of a
.celebrated scientist. who '`spent the
test years of his lift 'perrectitg this
great hair toric.
It :giving .his receipt to the 'Can-
adian people ,he said ; elearisiann Sage
es the most delightful hair adre.'.i. -g
at the world" ,;It cures dandruff by.
lirillirg the germs that .infest tho
accts of the .(hair it stops falling
iliair; it gives vigor and strength to
1be'hair'roots. W. S. Cole sells Par-
isian sage in a large 50 cent ''bottle-
. d guarantees it to elo ell that, is
is claiihed`to :do,, or your money is
xefundetd. it stens galling lain._ dac-
*Iruf:lj, itching scalp 'eine' restorers life
ed beauty to dull Laded . hair in;
two weeks. For sale by 'W. S. Cold.
Children. Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
STORIA
w.l $-
ITae 'homy of Mr; and Mrs, Wm.
Bcott East William Street Seafortn
was the see;ne of a happy event at
nigh noon en -Nov 26th. whet tt(bleir
eoniy daughter Aileen was united
itnarriage to George. Stewart Marg
atosh ,at Mcicillop ,the ceremony .was
?erforme:d by Rev. F. II. Larkin and ihnessed by the immediate family
Itrietds. Mies Lizzie, Henderson o'er -
ted the wetidlirg march.: The bride(
vas ;exquisitely' attired ii White 'silk
erlaid with ;embroidered net, she
lore a 'bridal ' veil and orange bios-
s ts.AncI carried a bouquet et bri'd'al
ses White- the regittser -was being
.:signed Miss liendersoresarg `",Prom
Ise Me. f ` I
Be A
Crediton
trem llzturil
the summer.
lr•. um D#'rs. ,y. p, tnetz ca
ittaa 7;:stat vent Sunday rill( i'It tat:=
tern mother IICrs.:Tiros. IleYwood of
UirovU!e
Jyt a Moses Fa int :tad Adel Saweiteer
were irGederich last week caot€;:4g a.
lurars.
Miss 'Thelia Prowl) agent ta' feat'
dare Ora Zurich, .
Illr. Norman Jtottzmana Inas re-
turnerl home after visiting for 'the
last tele ;moat tea In Saskatoon.
liRas 'Alter, °1111; is visiting be; Lon
d3rorr.n and'altelvin Brown at
to Idled the !boy's Cootereeace in titrant
lord last 'week.
Miss OthellieZlote who has been,
on the sick list .for the. ease week.
is now able to bo aground again.
Mr, 1.Vnt. thrown oC Zurich aaeent
Sunday with bis *garonts.
3..P.reeter and Iamily of Zurich vis-
Ited with S. !l3rotwn, oil• SuntlaY.
Mrs, Jebel Matlock bad the mistor-
tuue'to break .be collar baton' ;lest
week. W'O trust she will boon be :re-
covered from her accident.
ilio, Everett Fahaeer .haa been con-
fined to the, 1aouse With 1a'aretack of
neuralgia
(firs. J. S. Metz, and 'Mrs. J`- Seb-
Wertr are attending the L. O. T. 11f.
convention, .held at Waterloo this
week.
oa
A quiet marriage was eiolemtd2ed
at the home of Mr. Ralph Stevenson
1 of the Parr Line; Stanley' on :Novara
t
ber "26th her his second daughter
Miss Emma was united in. marriage
to ]lin, 'Wesley R ,Cockerline. of Pi1-
ot mound,, Man. (rhe ceremony was
'nexiforined by Rev. T. J. Snowden;
Mr, and Mrs, 'Cockerliea left, for her
home in Pilot Mound.
Mystery surrounds the death in
Clintoa on 'Nov. 24th of !Alfred O'Neil
aged 50 who came to Clinton three
Weeks ago Lrom the Western States
A coroner's inquest had been ordered
to clear up the caste. and the dead
man's stomach was seat to 'Toronto
for the provincial authorities to an-
alyse., O'Neii was bipparently
splendid health until a short time
before his death .lie .was seized sud-
denly .with very violent pails in .the
abdomen, amid although Dr. Thomp-
'sou ' was called arid dad everythingt
O'Neil died soon afterwards lit is al-
leged that 'his 'babas [since; coming to
Clinton had been somewhat interne
borate, 'but .his general health of the
best. 'As "soon as possible after his
death; the authorities were notified
Land (Coroner Dr. 'Shaw, and a jury
under foreman Major Racne viewc{d
the body arrd then adjourned until
the following Wednesday afternoon.
Coroner Shawl stated that no marks
ot 'violence had been found upon the
body Pe said be was completely at
a loss on aacccunt for O'Neil's sudeie,nt
end. But hoped that 'the examina-
tion of the stomach` by the .:provincial
authorities avtoutd solvethe puzzle.
O'Neil is survive,d'by his Wife. ' The
Jury decided that O'Neil had come
to bis death• by r:atural causes.
MARRIED
DIcleS-eelef 1:KINSON-At the Meth-
odist= earseeage Elimvillc., on Nov"
i°ained Nurse
t
Earn 3 co Ip35 Weakly
TIII; 1)E14IElND FOR 'Tii'jN i:1e
ifeeSl:S' is e 'ec ,'ncrealyu ^ and .1)0c
: -
tors eel not assume 're,eeoresi,btlity,
T
aiathout a.Tra;raed N r. cus� . The
iOeSE S1U1. V ,COL'fSE in Nursing
rIlieb the isochester Nurses institute
Ives students- aepeel to tnousardJ
a'heir grud-etes'•coaunaand from eie•
$35, ve kly..` The Rochester n.tr
asele -,1 ] •Ut t.a will thoroughly i retie
y ogleteam o fro18 'years to ext y„ `and
',
re .) ii'.lonaa ,when Course is. cote-
i'ed, Write lee eiayfor free
26th Miss Esther Arlo Parkii0ore
to lal-a, Jolsr. T. Slicks, both ot,iis-
bort-c by the, neve, T. A. Steadman;
JUST WEEKS
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CHRISTMAS
STMAS
Have you ordered your Private
Greeting Booklets ,or Cards yet ?
D. not. its riot too late. We can
guarantee safe delivery and per-
fect satisfaction with our line. En-
velopes free. 10,000 Xrnas Post'=
aid.;the very newest in Booklets,,`
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TH E
EXETER TIMES
DISTRICT NDWS
Following a, long And distressiot; il-
lness death carne to Mr; John, C., Stev
row, of 'B1anshaed on Nov;; eettt He
is ,survived by a widow 444 one son
also three brothers and one,,'sister,
Picked up by O. P. R. ;ire ;ht crew
from. the ewlstr ar_d taken to "'R't'oode
stock or, Nov. Oltti H L. ,Rices a pro-.,
mineaat: 'miller of St hlarys lies in,
the ,ereerat hospital at Woodstock in
a serious condition He was conscious
e he,n found and said that he was
travetlit ; from Toronto to St 1S>;arys
or, a O. P. R. train 'width .Tossed
through. Woodstock the evening pre-
vious and •when, aemile west of that
place left t the dining car to igoe into
the next coach tlierhea or, the plat-
form be slipped en a banana ski
or semethar,r similar and was tbroirn
otf the train, Unable to rise; he las
exposed to the cord all, night,, and
when found, he was suffering
severely from a staticg up az),d ea-
poskire It i$ ,feared that he `1 as. rn
ternat r,.njuries; One arm is oleo
rjoaasly it jured.. Mr Rice is pro-
Are acileg tavornbty and has been
brought to his home in Sr. Mares,
th
PI
1ze
ZUf iCi4
and 'Mrs, Re Ze'ilete ett,?n•lek1:..
ti oral of the tatters father the
11 . l..'13. a�Iarstiall ` who tfiok,
in hl4rlitr: on Saturday Nove,rn-
2ad,
rs, .A. Lebumn received word or
Mandt4y' ot the dca1 h PR her eon Mr.
lartataasta Leto an, gat Caledonia eeieh
tt�r short illness, The deceased
WAS tt ;nlrtive et this tort'° 1is1V but.
had been all Michigan for the past
or. °20 scar:!. llirs, II. Zapte a tie-
ter and tI;. Zapfe telt to alt -ad the
t.uneraI,
.laotb:r old resident of tee 15th:
coecessiva of Kay in the uersou of
llobeert hinter diad very suddenly on
November 2.1st trim .bears failure Re
Teas 'around As usu41 ill" the ,t"oreneou
Out was Au+adenty 'stricken down
which be ^never rallie4 the re -.'
were interred in. the. L,ut,'ieran
itralr eeutetery ren the I3rttusoz; T,iae
v meriting atter which ser-'
tiara +3"lets afield in the Lutheran chtirah
iiMapper (officiated. Ae
widow,nand grown up Annie
4 I iris loss.
lyillittror Devemy wbra sold bis'
axrrr raaeoti' tool: ,� trip to Rssox
t week to look at icon
Rd. Ilcstc'ruYers" bas had the
traAtaao 'work of his blartt raised to rr:-
place the one destroyed by 'fire some
(lute ago,
About„ two o'clock On Wednesday
of
last '
eck fire broke cele In !too
alaop ;formerly -occupied by Mei le,
Tler.der as a °hoe More oppoaite the
Corrrmiercia4l hotel anti in a short baric
the building, was .in 'lashes iia: tor-
raer Is at Present owned by Wm. lien
detc H Wert the loss is Sully covered by
usurtance. Mr. ' Xerter's Moet;,, just
tvest of the burned building was ou
t14e at differcut times, but; the hero-
is rtforts of the volunteer :firerea
trreveiled rirel the building ^ was
snvtid. ' !The loss qn the building and
to the society 114'1 on the eectend floor
and Stade's lratrtrt:as Amp will be eon-
siderablee the 'damage being idue
to Smakt and water. Mee Geiger's
confectionery store anti) dwelling ryas
in ,great da'ager for ya time but escap-
ed darnage. ' t
THINKING ,CAPS
The Ohio State constitution for-
bids anovirg saloons therefore ro
railway rusting through Ohio will b
%giver. a license.
The three importart 1lli(nois ;cites
of 'Beavertown Jacksonville and
Peterburg were dry at the recent
elections, the women voting _Lor the
lirst time.
'Ir. 24 municipalities of 'Southern Ill
woinere who exercised the right of
franchise for thefirst time en "tile
state voted in the raiie of 4 to 1
ie. opposition to,the saloons. -
'Chicago mar. was fined. $7.550 for
bt'atitg his `horse `while another was
tired :e],, .for beating his were- The
Illinois women have not received the•
ballott any too soon.
Durir.g the past year l,,000 scientif-
.ia temperance essays, have bene writ-
ten by the pupils of the eaublio
schools of the state of 'Colorado, add
now' state-wide prohibition in 1914 is
the pouplar refrain. ;
Emperor William has forbidden Of--
ficers of the German army and •n'avY
while in uniform to dance, the tacgo.
Ills majesty has also instructed the
officers to avoid visiting families
when tlhese dances are favoretd.
Four- hundred saloons will close in
Iowa -as a result of a 'Supreme Court
Division upbnldiinag a new law pro-
viding that there; shall not be more
than one saloon to, every 11;000 ;per
sons in counties which vote for liquor.
President .Panel', of the National
Liquor healers "Association in his an
oust report made recently to bis as-
sociation, states thee the, output of .1
beer alor-e increased ;1'1100.416 bar-
rels and that 31 breweries closefd
last: year.
The liieited States Internet revenue
reports for the physical year endiing
June 30. 1912. are justt'out and show
a decrease in the consumption of
liquor, lover the, preceeding -year,' am-
ounting to almost one gallon for
every man women and child, ir_•` the
United States. •
lojgarette: consumption in ;Canada
durir:g July and 'August and. Se91em-•
her reached the record total of 319,-
40;8,180, an increase of about' 50.000 -
000 over the corresponding periods
of ' 1912..These figures show an av-
erage of about 'four packages - per
head of -population. The inevitable
result will be more madhouses.
The 1lurigaria'11 'Minister of pt blit
instruction has issued an el ficial 'pro-
ciente tion to the :effect, '<t hat here-
after
ereafter r:
tetedaye< ch ; year • �1i known.
a cote. ek n
3 0
as the Ai ti Alcohol Day shall . be set
aside in the public schools, wtiea:the
teachers avid be asked 10 eevote :rsieec-
ial••etteetioa to scientific :facts' re-
lating to alcohol.
ICiias Viccilli lies . h: the \Veliaad
Coyirte hospii.al with . a broke back
with no prospects of recovery, the
result of a drilling bout. lie. with
others employed by; the 'Grand rl.rniek
cetved,h1S,pay dre eomii ail, mtox
e d,7 )a, ar ei1 bf o Wits rlslte oft'.
ear
A visit to
our store can-
not fail to of-
fer znany val-
uable sugges-
tions in soly,
ing the leer
plexing times
tiou of what
to buy foe a
.Xmas gift at
a moderate
cost that will
combine a 1',
the essentials!.
o f elegance
practibility &
appropriate -
ness. Lowest
prices prevail
r._
The kind that brings Cheer to the 1
gives aq well as the one ^a
o�Es nRu�
Main Street
Phone
i t Of the
receives
0
STORE
Exete
Shop early
and have first:
choice while
our stock is
complete. A.
small deposit
Twill sage any
Purchase till
Xmas As you
have been
won pleased
with your
former Xmas
purchases, s4
Ibis year we
i are rn a better
position than
ever to sans-
fy cyer'yone,.
LADIES
TOILET SETS -Ebony.e'er-
sitars Ivory & 13osrwood $3=$.50
MANICURE SEA'S -_ Thew:
.ore sure to please $1 to G
BRUSH & COMB SETS -
ways useful $150 to 5
T'RAVVI4LIl4'G SETS - See
these ebolct= $2, to S0
BANS MIRRORS
shapes and styles 25e to.
I'l;RE (lilt] S --Delightful Odom
in beautiful boxes 25e to $3
NUSTO ROLLS -Spec
;le $l to $3,50
IatItITIk\1(,4 SRT•s Cheap n
esetul. ac to SI.50
1
filet
naaine lt:argains
:Always accep
To
resi
ouds„
ffedr. flat, Qlotb, 'I"aath
and nail Brushes in Rese-
w oo d aurd""sbarry. Our big
collection :Al sure to please
'?a cents to
Pec tiles
Best assortment in town
your choice IA fa>hey3 rraas
boxes.. All the popular ed-
ors, A tip to genntlenteu:,
Buys Iere. -s,t
Xmas # Con,
All the best gra
atter-500, C4114enga l
lie of 5e .,,, lee- Iree
11. from t
array hoxe
c
x�a
•GENTLEMEN
S 4.VIIwG SETS- eLar e v
iety 24e to $ "iifil
MII TARP BRUSHES'
fans y eases $'? to $5
0
17 'AIN 1:'El'a8---Big saw
is these, cb&'Ce $1.5t)
Toys
For the children
Visit our store before
purchasing year gifts fear
the little ones. 'auf;rins
in Pelle. ^ant tang ctacaaper l
Xmas cards and
booklets
Buy where you get the
best special discount in
quantity.. Thousands to
chcee tiglate. See our Pest
Card Albuns'o-a"o to $2
ia1 w e bas
XMAS
SIA
An exclusive line sold oral?
tX4ry slitspea. _Quality goons,
hoose earlyto :.1.50
lassnrtleee
rlew designs'
aaaoney here'
vent
disease
ase
vl.
large Assortment
out, Ca9W' 2,e to S3
,FLUS- Make very
Wm to:$$.
SA'pETY RAZORS
lee is a deader a to
n
l
rzrfl 3 , 5e' t
AYI:F. L N
and uses.'
Tl
ST -best
very
to $6
SMALLPDX is prevented by vaccination — the injection of vaccine.
DIPHTHERIA is prevented by the injection eyrie.
These enable the body J on of anti -toxin.
to produce substances which revs
smallpox and diphtheria p n the growth of
P germs in the blood.
There - are - many other diseases, nearly, if not quite as dangerous, arid.
common,— typhoid fever,neufar more
� the grippe, bronchitis, rnoryi ca
acid a score of others --that tan be�� l �'h, rheumatism, prevented less painfully and more easily by making
the body strong to resist germ infection,
(With Hypophosphites)
Is designed for the prevention as well as
the relief of disease — by enabling the hod to overcomethe germs. It, at the same time, strengthens and tones the nerves, nourishes the blood,Y
system into a proper healthy condition to combat and successfully e resist disease.
puts the entire
.
Every person not in perfect health has incipient germ3
of some distressing ailment in his or her system.
Cold weather, over -work, excesses of any kind, are
liable to bring about just the conditions under hich
those latentdisease germs will get the upper hand,and
put you on your back'" down sick."
You who are run-down, tired -out, nerrou s
You who, though not sick enough to give up, still
don't feel goof=
You who are well, and want to stay well
Take home a bottle of Rexall Olivel
Oil Emulsion to-
day, anduse it as a means to get well and keep well.
.
Rexall Olive Oil Emulsion is a real nerve-foodIn this it is different from most other so-called
"tonics" which either have no food value and do noth-
ing ing more than, temporarily stimulate you, leaving you in
a worse condition thanof
b ore or, having food value, still
Sold in this community only
are so unpleasant to take that many people can't keep
them down.
Rexall Olive Oil Emulsion is pleasant to take. The
I-Iypophosphites it contains tone the nerves. There
Olive Oil nourishes both nerves. and blood.
pure
Rexall Olive' Oil Emulsion strengthens ns gee, puts snapand ginger and vitality into your
system. It makes you
feel better and stronger. It improves your digestion and
your bowel action.
11 contains no alcohol nor any dangerous or habit farming
drugs.
It is guaranteed to be just as represented 1 above - to
do all that is claimed above -to satisfy you in
Y every
way, or your money back without quibble or question.
Enough for full two weeks' treatment 1.00
Sold only at The Rexall'
Stores -the �'idorld s greatest
Drug Stores - and always with a full
Y guarantee of com-
plete satisfaction, or your money back.
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