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DISTRICT MATTERS'
GGDERICR TOWNSHIP
Death of Miss Woods. ---Ori. Satur-
,day, October 2th, there died in the
Township of Dawn, County of Lamb-
ton"- Miss Sarah Jane (Sadie) Woods
aged 21 years. Deceased was the
youngest daughter of .fir. John Woods
of the 4th concession and was •gag-
e in teaching school when she was
stricken with influenza and pneumon-
ia. The remains were brought home
on Monday and interment took place
to the Bayfielcl cemetery on Tuesday
afternoon. Rev. A. Macfarlane offi-
ciated at the house and graveside. The
young lady is survived by her par-
ents, one sister, Mrs. T. Wurm of
Zurich, and two brothers, Matthew
of the west, and Nesbitt, at home,
and a half sister, Mrs. Sparks, of
Stanley, and half brother, Living -
Sone Woods, who ' is also now at
home. Much sympathy is tyelt for
the family in their sudden bereave-
ment, Those who acted eas pallbear-
ers at the funeral were: Messrs
John and James Blair, T. Wurin, A.
Sparks and James Reid. '
teemed eitizens.passed to the great be-
yond on Sunday in the person pf Mrs.
Ann Samwell relict of the late George
Sarnweil aged 91 years. The deceased
had been in feeble health for some
time and a few weeks ago had the
misfortune to fall end fracture her
hip. Mrs. Sarmweil was one of Exe-
ter`s grand old women and too much
could not be said in her praise. ° In
her younger days she was •a friend of
all, possessing a very kindly and ami-
able disposition... She was thrifty Yet
hospitable. She was an excellent
worker in the church and liberal sup-
porter_ The deceased was a member
of Cavan Presbyterian church. She has
been a resident of town since a young
girl and was twice married,her first
husband being a brother of Mr. George
McLeod of town. Afterwards she
was married to Mr. George Samwell,
who predeceased her thirteen years •
ago. The funeral which was private,
'was held on Tuesday afternoon.
NEWEST NOTES OF SCIENCE.
An inventor has given a shirt an ad-
justable collar band.
A water cooled motorcycle engine
has been invented in England.
If applied -immediately salt will ab-
sorb ink spots from clothing-
A. wide variety of textiles are be-
ing made' in Denmark from nettle
fibre.
DF -ALL WEATHER ; Fireless cookers that can be built
THE into walls of houses have been ein-
HARD ON LITTLE ONES vented.'
1 A new automobile bumper can be
Canadian fall weather is extremely locked to• the front wheels of a ear
hard on little ones. One day it is to prevent theft.
waren and bright and the next wet ( Adding magnesia and an oxide . a
and cold. - These sudden changes French inventor. has perfected an ex-
bring
co ie
and
s and 1
bring on colds, cramp treacly elastic glass.
unless baby's little stomach is kept 1 i A pneumatic valve grinder has been
right the result may be serious. There ; added to the list of tools operated by
is nothing to equal Baby's Own Tab- , compressed air.
lets in keeping the little ones well. 1 A seaweed native to the waters of
They sweeten the stomach, regulate • Japan have been found to have value
the bowels, break up colds and make ; as a laxative medicine. -
baby thrive. The Tablets are sold by 1 Corn bread molds have been de -
medicine dealers or by mail at 25 , signed that produce :miniature loaves
cents a box from The Dr. Williams' in the form bf ears of corn.
Medicine Co., Brockville, Ontario. 1 The -world's highest dry-dock is on
' the. Vietoria-Nyanza in South Africa,
BRUGEFIELD 3,600 feet above the sea level.
Nates—Mr.. and Mrs. John PayneThere are more than. 200 kinds of
of Oklahoma, who have been spending lx ilk producing insets, butonly a few
a few weeks with Mrs. John Kaiser. of them are useful to mankind.
Mr. Payne's sister, have beet for their- l'ArPigal mines less coal than any
home: -Mrs. Smith of Detroit, spent other European nation, the annual j
a few days as the guest of. Mrs. Walk- 1 production being about 22,000 tons.. j
ere—Mr. Frank Volliek is the guest of For converting horse drawn vehicles }
Inc sister, Mrs. Honer.—Mr. and Mrs. has been invented inewhich the front
Dan. Munro and their children are laid wheels are replaced by " two other 1
wheels, inside each of which is a
three horsepower motor.
up with the influenza but at time of
writing are getting better —Mrs. Rat-
tenbury has returned from a very.
pleasant two weeks' visit to Burling-
ton.—Mrs.
urling-ton. Mrs. Rowatt spent a few days
in London last week.—Miss Jean
Thompson, of Moose Jaw, who has WORSE THAN THE DISEASE IT -
been the guest • of relatives here for
some time, has returned to Toronto. `. SELFVICTIMS LEFT WEAK
`Miss Thomson is attending, college NERVOUS AND WORN OUT
there and came here to visit while the
THE AFTER EFFECTS OF
DREADED LA GRIPPE.
college was closed on the' account of La Grippe, or Spanish influenza as
influenza. --The Methodist church was the epidemic now sweeping over all
sold by auction on Monday. Mr. Mc America is called, is one of the most
:might bought the building for .$255. dangerous diseases known to man -
The seats, stove, lamps and all mov- kind. Anyone who has felt its pangs
able stuff was also disposed of at good is not likely to forget the trouble,
prices. The Methodist people were Larippe, or influenza ,, starts with a
sorry to see the old church sold. —` slight cold and ends with a compli-
Mrs. De McIntosh, who was the guest cation of troubles. It ,lays the : vie
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-of her niece, Mrs. George Simpson, tim on .his back, it tortures him with
of Grin sby, for a couple of weeks, fevers, and chills, headaches and back -
returned home.—Mr. Harold Pickering { aches. It leavee him s. prey to pneu-
of London, spent the week end in our
village.—Miss Margaret Rose is home
from Toronto University on account
of its being closed.
EXETER
Elliott Brooks.—A veny pretty but
quiet wedding was solemnized at the
home of the bride on October 24th,
by the Rev. Dr. Medd, of Main street
Methodist church, when Miss Emily
Brooks, seconddaughter of the late
monis., bronchitis, consumption and
other deadly diseases. Its after ef-
fects are often more serious than the
disease itself. It is quite possible to
avoid la grippe by keeping the blood
rich and red by the use of Dr. Wit=
Hams' Pink Pills ---a tonic medicine
which enrichee the blood and
strengthens the nerves. If, however,
the disease attack you, the patient
should at once go to bed , and call a
13 d ht doctor before complications set in.
Mr, and Mrs. George Brooks, was unit- t That is the only safe thing to do. But
ed in the holy bonds of matrimony to
to recover your strength after the sev-
I
Mnity of the attack has passed, you
r. S. J. Elliott, both of Exeter. The will find Dr.Williams' Bink bills an
bride was becomingly attired in a
travelling suit of navy blue broad- unsurpassed tonic.. Through the use
lathy with hat to match and carried of this medicir e all the evil .after
s' roses and or- effects of this trouble will be batiish-
happy couple ed. This had been proven in thou-
aeir friends at sands of cases throughout Canada,
Neyember lst. where in previous seasons la g,rippe
dry.--A young I has attacked them. Among the many
t • d to full health is Miss
a bouquet of Christ
ante blossoms. The
will be at home to t
:William Street, after
Death of Mrs. La inns res vie
life in the bloom of youth was cut
shone last week in the death of Mrs. Irene Bootes, Portsmouth, Ont., who
nays
Y_"I take Dr. Williams Pink Pills
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amaneemosessemama
-Stewart Bros.
all and Phone Orders Carefully Filled
Stewart L giros.
�e Announce Our Special Fall Display
Of Wewing Apparel for\ Men and Boys
Joseph O. Landry, nee Miss ;Mary
Acheson, aged 21 years and 10 months.
The deceased was taken ill nearly two
weeks ago. The circumstances are par-
ticularly sad as Mrs. Landry had been
a bride of about four months. She
was a daughter of Mr' and Mrs. Thos.
Acheson,n
her mother, a younger sil-
ted and two brothers being dow
with the disease the former being •in
too critical condition to be informed
of her daughter's death. Mrs. Landry
- was one of Exeter's popular and tal-
ented young ladies and her demise
in the flower of youth issincerely re-
gretted by a wide circle of friends
besides her parents she is survived
by tree brothers and two sisters, Mrs.
E. Walters, Garvey, of St, Thomas;
Beverly, Amelia and -Charles at home,
The funeral which was private, was
held on Sunday afternoon the remains
being taken to the Trivitt Memorial
Gekureh, where service was conducted
Rev_ A. A -
. Trumper, interment
ing made in the Exeter cemetery. A-
mong those who attended the funeral
from a distance were: Garvey, of
St. Thomas; Mrs. L. Billings,'
• and airs. Thomas; Mr. and yrs.
H. Levet`:, and Mrs. J. Acheson, of
London; Mrs. Knight and son. of Il-
derton.
Death of an Old Resident.—One of
Exeter's oldest and most highly es -
because I have proven • their worth in
my own case. Last winter I had a
severe attack of la grippe and it left
me _. weak and all run down. I had
severe pains, in the chest and under
the arms, palpitation of the heart and
attacks of neuralgia which left me
withthe feeling that life was scrcely
worth living." I was advised t& try
Dr. Williams' Pink Pills and began
their use only on the principle that I
would- try anything that might better
my condition. I had only been using
the pills a couple of weeks when the
pains began to leave me. Gradual-
ly -mit strength returned, my appetite
unproved, and is a little more than a
month I felt all my old time vigor had
returned. I am sincerely glad I was
persuaded to try Dr. Williams' Pink
Pills, and I shall always have a good,
word to say for them. -
Dr. -Williams' Pink Pills not only
cure the disastrous after elects of la
.grippe, but are also a spegific for all
troubles due to poor Mood, such as
anaemia, rheumatism, indigestion,
women's ailments, and the generally
ww-orx out f eeliag that affects so many
people. You can get these pills
through any sealer in medicine, or by
mail at 50 Bents a box or six boxes for
$2.50 from the Dr. Williams Medicine
Co., Brockville, Ontario.
OUR POLICY OF BUYING A-
HEAD AND OUR ABILITY TO
BUY FOR CASA[ IS DIRECTLY
RESPONSIBLE FOR /OUR AT-
TRACTIVE PRICES.
4eri's i
nd
Iinclerwe'ar
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At Slight Advances over
Last ,Year' Prices
n. 0 not come here expecting: to pay exorbitant
prices' for Underwear, based on the present
pric
pries of wool. The underwear we are selling wa
bought last December on the basis ,sof last season's
wool crop, arid while there are advances in prices
they are so trifling that they. are hardly Mentionable,.
But take a hint --buy your needs . this season and
buy enough .to do rou for the next season too. Be-
low are a few prices.
Stani°ield's Red Label..
Tiger Brand, heavy.
Medium
Black Sctia.. • •
Red Scotia. ...
Scotch Knit... .
Fleece Lined
goys' Fleece
Boys' Wool...... -..
Combinations in all the above lines at
Prices
ss •
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r.. . $2.25_°
......$2.00
$1.50.
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$1.25
• .....;.."ice
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• 60c to $2
proportionate
Warm, Cozy
Underwear
For . Women and Children
VERY possible effort has been spent toward
L, giving you the very best possible Undetwear
Values. To this end that by diligent searching and
careful buying we have assembled a: stock that
should prove of very special interest to every woman,
in Seaforth and vicinity. Space will not permit ot
description, and after all, seeing is believing. Come
in and see. Standfield's, Turnbull's, Penman's and
Watson's are our Leading Brands.
ec;a/
Clearing Sale of
Flannelette Biankets
$2.98
These are manufacturer's seconds
-.very slightly imperfect - grey
or white, with blue or pink bord-
ers, full twelve -quarter size, soft,
fluff and comfortable. The best
bargain of the season.
Price2 98
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Includi.g an Attractive Showing
of overcoats. Suits, Underwear
He adwear, Footwear,
Shirts, Gloves and -
Work Clothes
TT is now for the Men's Store to demonstrate the
Styles for Fall and Winter. It will be a genuine
pleasure for every Man and Boy to visit our Mgr's
Store and view the delightful display of the Season's
Newest G arment,s. Every one who sees this big informal
Dis1ay of Fashionable
• Clothing and Furnishings;
will be delighted with the luxuri us cosy comfrt of
the Overcoats, the Smart Style oil the Suits, the soft
warmth` ot the Underwear and the snappy attr#ctive-
ness of the Furnishings. But title most pleasing fea-
ture of the whole display is
The Reasonable Prices
Every Man and Boy—and Woman too—is heartily in
vited to call and inspect this, magnificent stock. When
you have seen it, youwill knew there is no stock in
i
Duron County to equal t for siie, for variety or Low
Prices.
expectyou in
Wew111
ournesti
New Style
Caps
F1- L is the great Cap seas-
on. There is nothing so
comfortable or so serviceable
in the blowing, blustering
days of autumn as a .good cap•
We have some very attractive
new shapes in special fall pat-
terns and colorings.
PRICE
50c to $2.011
omen's Coats inStyles. YouC'll Like
oats of Exquisite Designs Charming in
every
graceful folds of their
detail, from the ,brae
Attractive Large ,e Collars to the bottom hem,
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and everys garment is TEMPTINGLY P111c1n
Surely not for many a season have the
Women's Coats been sn attractive, so sensi-
ble, and so eminently comfortable 'three
reasons why you should buy your New Coat
thisoseason, and buy it here.
There is . anoth reason, a dollars and
cents reason. With the p ent unprecedented high price
of wool, k which will surely present itself in .next• season s gar-
ments, it is the very highest economy to buy one of these
sensible,comfortab!e, attractive Coats now while you can
procure One at . reasoable prices. We have a coat to suit
yon.
Telephone or Mail.
Your Orders
We Prepay Charges
Prices $20 to $45
WOOL.
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TremendousShowing
of Materials for
Women's Coats
Beautiful _ Mateiils of Velour,
Broadcloth, Velor ` Cheviot, Frize
Serge, Bearer, Chinehilia,Kersiy
Cloth, in Burgundy, wine; row ,
navy, grey, black. green, taupe.
56 to 58 inches 50 to 6
wide. Per yd. i•
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