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DISTRICT MATTERS
€Goctericn.,
-Word wee received here on
day of the;death. o k`Ttleddere
of
.Ashfieltt, who t-rret'.with to
� t in Detroit, on; that day
he fell eight Etoieyta frame a
levatorto his death. below., He t
tam ri;fin, of lgabridge,
' geer.oMber from here took In
TTS * exhibition tbie. week. -
TheOlate mac, South ' Street is
gor.014 to herr bed through ilki ,s:
..-I1eut. A. F ileid, of,&eaforth and
;ilei t. Emelt Porta,; ;are visiting ewe
Iter to gog ova mea 0
trate ne
` Dealth of .s. P1or.,eer--The death took
place et :feta home one the second can -
of Ue rnet ion Tuesday,
ems. r 5th, oof Mr. Joh. Fayne,
kt the age of seventy years, two
months and 27 days. Deceased W.A.
ben !ling for about a year of liver
troublee. but was about the place and
ut to toWz until as week Prior to
deemise. when, he became conned
the home. Lora: on the London
Bad: *oath of Exeter, he had been,
03, idert near there all his life.
and was respected by all. He wase - e
of the moet successful teed oreteperoue
farmers of the township. About 45
before Niro. j h2n8 t
beside. The has Seth
'byear :4 • ha e7A` • Tactically all
his lifefiaetalite ip. *'rube town --
until la fee, yearte ago ffhen he
wed to . S,uirvlved by
d a - is .teer, ..1. Tar-
ty`ston, T + , find two Kons.
Narrttap; sago, And Elder, Ottawa,
all of ,whoJ ' . w . tatt' the f un-
ata:Iep igi. exp, for
the "i .y etre-one* h bereave-
, it. The body !arrived aived hero On
Ttte~dsa•y, 041terreeon. and\ was interred
ftni the. , o ex'+ et y " on Weri-
ieeeday was con •
ducted Oxy tBov. Mr. .0
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eeare ago, he married Sarah. Ann. Oke, 1
wed eh=: with two sons, Garnett and t Hal!'a Family Pinna for poistipation.
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CATA.R1t71 CAI(O1 CJ
with. Iota' applicatiore, as they
not regia h the eat of the aii,seeee.
tenth is a local disease, gr :tly
ndit
Lust
ea
is
a [i
fitieteed by eteastitutio41 'o
tared in order to cure, It you
an internal. remedy. H ll'ss -
Cure la ;token internally and.
the blood or the 1nutcoue' s
the system. Hka1i Oata rh
prescribed by pre . of the
daze in this country .for y
composed of some of t
kra, combined . with soma
best blood purifiers. TheH perf
birsa,tion of the ingredients
Catarrh Cure .is 'gnat prodt
tire
t •p
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st t
of
ect,
din
wonderful results In ca,tarr
tiara. Send for testimonial fre
F.J. CHENDY & Co., Prow, dead
All Druggists, Mc.
can_
Ca.
one,
take
arrh
thru
of
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rice
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ytor, and one daughter Drolly, all
erre, su-rvives. Two brothers,
Jame aeel Peter of Exeter. and five
&Lens ,also survive, Mrs. "5 ,. Oke, of
%Were, etre. Work of near Strath-
, Mrs. ie. JHeaman, ,of 'Toronto,
'e. Tomlin n and MlsFe Lizzie, of
Leeden. The funeral took puce on
tureday of terroon to Exeter cem-
etery.
Hicks Forecasts
A regular ,ator:n period. 1,s ,Cee tr
the lsth, extended froeo the 14
the 19th. This, period brings
rear the centre of earkthe Sept
equir'ox. The Mar, influence svi
ircres,'ing e.perceptibly, end the
will be at la -t quarter : and. gr
see Notrth declination on the 19th. s
d tetorm s are liable ' at any
onde taro under the stress of Miirs ,and
Death of "am oid Eeddent: --- The per turbiatior, , . during the rem
doth 4wcurred 1r Stratfur i Tees4 of September,; but the marked
day of Loot week, of Miss. Har-nah turbazkeee will fall wittttin the pe
IteoVr-r., formerly a, resident of Loin- Leet Wit tkxdian, I or equin
b o,and blather of Mr. John stoma raind hurricanes nay co
Soown Land • of ` ire- VIM= 1-0-1e. thielr long, wide ,weep free
The deceaped was in her 73rel year . period into another, but even.
hod for the past two or three , .till remit their maximum arc
ityearS had beer. in rather delicate° des.truetIvenes3 with the: :tot
heath. She hal resided ir< I-lond"s of the .periodic ,storm ',cyclei_.
;moo for tat igood man=y years and have ,n cified. yr, te. u,c'iav,
woo weii known here. For ,the 1 t day d iajay,. 5ti
couple of years, ahe has ben reale€- tarda 1gth, .as the centra day3 on-vhich
yz s curve to Yt:°r cul iir,3:t-
.and
Perla
ar_
.tions'
n as
'Prom
rain
into
mit-
Worts'
ecen-
?t the'
;gen-
s twill€
1 on
h to
to
ober
1 be
loon
ateat
tl,xe,
arta
nder
cods.
.tial
Linea
one
they
and
at
We
tar
I2tb
t In `Londeeboro with her tam y k*t :n will c
.€1 s been m Stratford with a erg violence. Thee .limb, Pith,
(laughter for gc.r.e titre arca. it was , 13th will be d,of gr e a e:st
ire her death ee n ed. She 1= able danger, all of ivlti h will be
eurviv'ed. by thio tsr`e, YLrk. er.�,doR✓ed by the b ,m er•
Wax Lee, I�oUi dewboror; Mrs. r' many tither unrstak ole. Haile
Lia.dz:,, Stratford, and Mrs. Frank
or the lfe of creatila:;.Az o
Oibi a ,Clinton ; and three eons, .Wil-
liam
the int begins to kx( vet hack
Brown, of Stt_xrme till; John North decbirin,in onn the 18th,
mown, of Hullt4i t, and J at neo T. .
trio the Worth will turn ra_pidl
Brows. sof Clinton . Far the peat feel/- vsr,t AgcUalldri{�e
ts of eno n
Weeks it was known that the ole
d v by sigh bared gales,
ear and trss rbers 'of lire family war Yaro-rseter and unseasonable rev
gave bar constantly at her bedeAde•
The enol ,lane ,about eight o'clock on ill
�, ,cold. The .eka�rih le rowtiroat t
, t
Teepee/ eve g. Tele n aewere tee of it..a
autumnal -.,al q
,ibroughe to Londe;; bora for interenent. 'Mears ditst zrberce wilted ink $'
eral te.rrestri,al. Utrest, ' so
tarrivirg on the noon train MI Eitr.-ria armed threatening' conitio
toe Thar y ani. the .. funeral t 'l eak over the Heretic off the etorxt
11 of,
.and
Torth-
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to
ished c
plush.
roomy.
throat
of mod
in our Ready -to -Wear Department at prices you wi.
gladly pay.
is Salt
r Less
Mail Your glens
The Authentic Showing of New Rall Styles
linin ry and Wearing Apparel
for Women, lVlrsses and Children
riday and Saturday
September 22nd and 23rd
and the following days
An Interesting and Extensive Showing of
/"1�Coats 5 Suits, res �
Hats,
Very Moderate Prices
The Fall Array of
Stylish Coats
TIFUL new styles made from thick soft nza-
ials-, heavy wool, {relaurs, Zibelin, fleece fin-
eviots, snow flake and heather tweeds and
The new coats are longer and decidedly more
Collars are wide or rolling up to envelope the
iith deep cuffs on the sleeves. There is a host
Is incorporating these new features to be seen
Prices 10.0 0 to $ 35.00
/eeuN.a//./se�6�l s.�e .�-s�i-�a ��•®ss e.o
The fir
gown i
is the f
fitting
tributir
Crompton
Corset
st requisite to a stylish
the proper corset. It
undation for every good
garment as well as con -
g immensely to your
comfort and health.
There's aCrompton
Corset to fit every
figure. You will
have no trouble
here in getting:
corset satisfaction
at the very lowest
prices.
50c.....to $3.50.
Place on Friday aeternoon Prat.
Period, s.ateelr g a . pro 'wed19.,p3 hr E The` {girl
r, of
Mr. o raw,.
C. 'Calm pa were coreaucted by Rev., ee. �G e,ictr:r,ires._s, tningl..d tth
and fact
'CalWere' of the Methodist ,_gtta,l3 of early w
church of .which =the :deceased wag.
wakr,cl ; t
=ember,. ! A re.ac�ticirary storm period i
or. the 21st, 22nd and I23r
Wroxeter - i moor_ L in apogee 0 i 21st,
Felda.y, the 22nd, the . plane of
Obistu.ary,'--A very sad incident ae- equator et ts� the ear
canoed ,a,t the /lame o f cJa'hr Dia vldac(n, ;
whet hi, grand daughter, Anna Mayr
Da,v1dectc, who had been vieitin,g
there pate away after a few days
itlr.ess. The deceased who was 17
TearsOf .age was rtlie or_1y child of
lire and !ire .Wafter Davidson, Morris
Wreelelp. 'while not feeling well on
Monday .he was able to go about as
ee,t. Or. Tuesday a physician was
ccoeutted land the ease aiagnoaed as
eaPPendlcitle, An operation was. per-
formed but the appendix j24`1 suffer-
ed ta, rupture and in .spite - of, all that
Pleilleal help could •'o she ,x, !ed a-
,ay or. Friday evening, The be-
reaved: pa.rerate have the ,=ytrspathy of
`ielr very trahy friends. The funeral
took place :from the parer_tal hate on
Suzy afternoon of last week to the
riueeve ceery.
---The peopte of 'this commutity were
trueh eurprised when it became known
that Ber:jatnln Henning had pawed
away, early Sur day morning, Septem-
ber ard. About two w eeke sago he.
had beer.. a listing Frank Wright, of
'Tttrrberry, ,and while oilier a binder
the horses moved forward His arm-
?Om:ming caught was badly `tangled
beeore It could b - released. He left
at oece for the Western Hoxpital.
`T.o-c.L-to, aid was aeparent y getl:nb
alcg well wren blood -poisoning and
Pneumonia. develoepd. He failed rap-
idly, owing away as above stated
FRUIT BULLETIN
Niaga^a. District Crawford Peach'
es are now in, and the best varie-
ties of pears &
plurn,s are thAGA, t-icl .
ready for pre- ._.
serving or table
purposes.
ousekeeper s
should not de-
layteliingtheir
grocers what fruits to order for
them, and should insist on thela-
bel with the -map, reproduced
here. it is a guarantee of Niag-
ara Peninsula Grown Fruit.
cent
The;
neon
the
of
the Sur --that le, the San ora s the
lire arid A ata:nn, .1 ,said I to ' bagin.'
Thera, tare those wh bel ve that ie
great equir.octial eto dO nee came
or. September 21st ,a d 2nd, they
will not cone- tat ,all, and ther are
throse, who know the tfalla4y ko' k b:
belief, but who try to';bond those
who entertain It. The Ther truth He eel ai
toetial storms are natural and 1 tains
results for several w ks ;befo e and
,after the date oily,/ h --the S pati' '
es Southward acro_ the < creator
There axe, - timesof of .course, when,
great ,and fatal .sto. occur ;a tha,
very centre of. the equinox, -b t they
are just as liable any time .wi in sev-
eral week before or Atter tica time:
Watch - your barometer 'ar..d all stoma
that may arise or. the 21st, 22d the
28rd, but do rot neglect , x .
ppane. at all the September storm
eria�.
A reguler e,tor:n rkelod is central
or. the 21th, covering Mos 25th o the
Seth. The Mare period is x,ow
reaching .a firmer grip. the rth le
at the culmtnation of,- its peri ^ , a
Mercury period ie. It :full fore , being
ceritral on the 29th. with th Moort
or', the, equator on the 26th, a in
eor:tunction with the- Sun an Earth
con__ the 2Tth, Thio preemies obe
ter.to
e of the most pronounced
periods of `'t tab, or fo the
whole A t `i e bei g hof
the period. s~e off'"wwe+ather hange..
land growing 4tornv tdittions, win be
,apparent throughout W eeter winvi ,
nd
Soulthero region€. utheflp
rieir:.g °tetp'ra.utre, falling- ba meter
lard growing alcrud11ne�+`s gill a for`e-
ri mere of ne -iiat are a proaeh-
. By the 24th, st',akrts of wired,
stair: and thunder Will •aoeue - aii�i,
during` Wedneeda:y, the 2 T C, L sat,di
Thursday, the 28th end 'rte y, the
29th, stns 'will irj,reaaa in extent
nrd vioienea, a, they pass •Eas wardIy
over the country � bye �rec cleahe ntic
to
std. They
the, Eaetwarsd by falling baeo:rceter,
fair warmer. TOp 'fi 3:4 et they
will e. closely folio'wed by rising
barometer, Westerly - gales with
early dashes of sr_ow. and si et aa�3
change, to very much colder.
t.1
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#utter, Wool!
an
anted
Fjggs
Blouses
to Match
Fall Suits
New fail Suits of
Delightftzl Attractiveness
THE die is definitely cast concerning the new suits
Skirts are full, coats _long and semi -fitting the
waist line defined with belt or braid some with wide
spreading collars or capes, The favored 'Materials are
wool velours, broadcloths, gaberdines, wool poplin.ant
Berges, White, plum, brown, purple,. blue, mahogany
and green and black are the colors of first favor. ?s
for trirninings, furs will still hold front rank. But you
must see these suits to really grasp their attractive
new styles.
5.00 to $30.00
Made of georgette
crepe, crepe de
chine silks and ant -
ins in the deep
rich shades which
fashion demands
for autumn suits.
Collars are wide
and longer. The
trimmings are
more attractive
than ever. We
are spec:ally well
prepared in this
department . and
will be pleased to
have you examine
the many riew
styles.
$1.25_to $5.00
Opening
Exhibition of
Autumn
Millinery
WITH greater enth usiasrl, larger stocks,
and bigger preparation we announce
our Fall Opening of uperior Millinery.
Never in our history have we felt so confid-
ent that this display will out class any prev-
ious showing that Seaforth has ever seen.
Hundreds of fashions' most favored models
will be shown here in all the glory of their
autumnal colorings.
E specially invite every woman in Sea -
forth and vicinity to be present at this
the most elaborate opening we have ever at-
tended. You will enjoy every minute of the
time you spend in our Millinery Parlors.
t .ome early. Come often.
tewar
Bros.
SEAFORTII
Att moil ve
Dresses
Stylish Street Dresses lux-
urious evening gow es,daif-
ty afternoon house dresses,
the Ready-to-wear' dress
department will be in gala
array with new fall styles.
to Si,'
Dresses
Made -to -Measure
Then too their isour Dress-
making Department. dere
expert sewers are at your
"service to reproduce for you
any style you may select
whether it be evening gown
or house dress and the pri-
ces are very reasonable.
Tailored Suits
Made -to- Measure
When it cones to the strict-
ly tailored suits for women
this store is in a class by it-
self. We have an expert
cutter and proficient tailors
who guarantee ,you a per-
fect fit. Leave' your order
early as even at this early
date we are booking orders
ahead, The new autumn
plates and suitings, are
ready—call and see them,
......$22 to $
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P
ool
and
eggs Wm. Rd