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Exeter Times, 1908-09-10, Page 3.`4-`-11tei-r-1•a-�tele`-t�a14 CATARRH OF HEAD Fashion Hints. FALL HATS. "What shape will hats be! Will they be smaller than hats have been during the suuuner't Will the crowns be high or low I Will tlyey be triuuned elaborately or will they be comparatively simple 1" At last, dear madam, Puri• has stirred herself to make prognosti- cation concerning the answer to your question. Truly, there is uu- tl:ing novel in the style that sho predicts will be the thiug fur win- ter wear. 'Where straw was, felt will be used, even in the same shades. Silk hats will be lined with a contrasting Dolor of velvet, and vice versa; felt hats lined with colored satin. All ere extremely big and on the mush- room order. Of course, fickle Dame Fashion may at any time • :tango her decree—just as she sud- tlenly decided that high crowns wore not the thing and low crowns must be worn instead. Autumn hats are low ---that is one fact to start with --although only the largest wholesale houses in Paris have begun to make them (with the single exception of Lewis, who has already been showing some taffeta hats for early fall wear). Many of the autumn models have t► din in the brim—either to right Er left—and some show the low Grown on the tam-o'-shanter order, .while it is predicted that the trim- ' ming will consist mainly of wings and bows—leaving the ostrich fea- thers for those hats to be designed a little later in the season. A smart hat of black grosgrain silk is faced with a buff satin and is trimmed with long, curling quills i, black, while a stiff bow matches the lining of the brim. This is es- sent'ally a hat to wear with a fall suit, for there is nothing about it to suggest dressiness. A hat with broad quills --or pos- sibly ostrich feathers ---is of white felt, the brim being lined with the palest shade of salmon pink. The feathers all start from the left side r.f the wide brim and curve grace- fully back over the wide crown. The lady wearing this hat also wears a neck ruff, which fastens in a huge bow at the right side. A smart hat for a young girl is that with tam-o'-shanter crown of blue taffeta. Tho whole bat, in fact, is of the same material, and the hand around the crown is nattier blue embroidered in gold. A bat in a pale mauve—or satin— s trimmed with a black satin scarf, while a rosette holds in place a huge black aigrette. This is more the dressy order than any of the hats shown. A hat to wear with one's autumn suit is in beige -colored felt, with k scarf of black satin and a largo fanlike chou of the sante. It is lucky that this hat is of such soft material, otherwise it would be dif- ficult to get through the many doors that one must pass in daily life. A hat in shades of amethyst is that of dark taffeta, bound with sa- tin. in a lighter shade. The same else's is carried out in the trimming, %here the velvet band around the crown matches the color of the hat, while the ruching round the top of the crown is of taffeta to match the binding. This is worn with a dark amethyst -colored ruche of chiffon, tied on the left side with a big taf- feta how to !Mitch the ruching and binding of the hat. 1t is a very at- tractive creation and amethyst bids fair to be a popular color this sea- son. SWARMS 01' B1'I'TERFLIES. Bohemian District Invaded by Them. Tho Prague (Austria) Tagehlatt says that enormous swarms of but- terflies passed through Asch and the surrounding country last week. The farmers and gardeners are in a state bordering on terror, as it has the smeller size. You should be been discovered that the invading able to win one of the above prizes army left an awful memento behind if you start immediately and get it in the shape of eggs. your friends to help you. Send Sonic idea of the extent of the your name and address to trouble can be gathered from the ORANGE MEAT, Kingston, TO- DAY, O- D.\Y, and state that you aro en- tering the contest. It is surely worth trying for. "Professor," said Mrs. Gaswell to the distinguished musician who had been engaged at a high price tc entertain her guests, "what was that lovely selection you played just now 1" "That, madmen." he answered, glaring at her, "was an improvisation." "Ah, yes, i re member now. i knew it was an old favorite, hut T couldn't think of the name of it to save me." Which Ps-rs-na Relieved in a Short 7 gins. Pow"' • 1.4153 euaic M. KINO'JWOIITH. ISS SUSIE M. KINGS - WORTH, 466 Quebec St., London, Ontario, writes: "I began using Permits last Jan- uary, when I had such a ball cold, and I could not get anything to bele me. "My nose and head were all stopped up, so that I could hardly get my breath. I thought at times that I would smother, espec'ally at night. "I have no trouble with that now. The noise in my head has all dis- appeared. "I know Peruna will do just what you say it dons. I cannot praise Peruna too highly, as it has done s% much for me.. I hope my letter will reach other sufferers." Mrs. S. J. Kountz, 1015 Scovel street, Nashville, Tenn., writes: "I have had a very bad cough nearly all my life, and I am forty- five years old. I have taken al- most every kind of cough medicine that has ever been made, but none did me much good. I would have spells of coughing that I thought 1 would cough myself to death. I took Peruna, and last winter and this winter I have had ne cough, and I know that Peruna cured me." "Hard times are bound to be full of unpleasant shocks and stun- ning surprises," said an old man of the world. "I remember the last financial panic and a sermon that a minister preached thereon. The pastor, in a powerful discourse, urged economy and retrenchment un his congregation. In view of the hard times, there should be no ex- travagance, no useless expenditure, he said, but every outgo ought to be pared down. The congregation held a Church meeting, and unani- mously reduced the man's salary from $2,000 to $1,500. .S CONTEST WORTH ENTERING. A Life Annuity of FIFTY-TWO DOLLARS is offered by the ORANGE MEAT people to the one sending in the largest number of bottoms of ORANGE MEAT pack- ages before May 31, 1909. This means that the winner will receive One Dollar EVERY WEEK, or FIFTY-TWO DOLLARS every year, as long as he or she lives, or they can exchange it for a CASH PRIZE t.f SEVEN HUNDRED DOLLAIIS. Besides the above there is a sec- ond Cash Prize of ONE HUNDRED DOLLAIIS, also other Cash Prizes as follows:— Ten Cash Prizes of TWENTY DOLLARS each. Ten Cash Prizes of TEN DOL- LARS each. Twenty Cash Prizes of FIVE DOi.LA11S each, and ONE HUN- DRED Cash Prizes of ONE DOL- LAR each. The only condition attached is that you cut out the bottoms of tho ORANGE MEAT packages and send them in to ORANGE MEAT, Kingston. Tho bottom of a .Iuniho package counts equal to Three of fact that on a single leaf as many as twenty nests, each containing 1,000 eggs, were found. This means the hatching out of 20,000 ravenous caterpillars, which will im- mediately commence their work of destruction on the plant that has sheltered them. The swarm that made it way over Asch is only one of the many that ere clever:feting Bohemia. In ono of the districts given up to the cul- tivation of cabbages the fields were white as if with snow, and after the sling of the butterflies it was tieed that the eabhages were thickly covered with the oval eggs of the insects. This year's cabbage trop is quite lost. At Oelsnitz the butterflies flew in it the open windows of an embroi- It-ry factory in such numbers that the machines beeame clogged by their bodies and t' ork had to be suspended for the clay. A curious fact in connection with LI•ese swarms is that they appear hivnriebly to fly south-west. We don't belies:, recede would he meta Itleaaa if there were less ;ail. • Men should look for this Tag on Chewing Tobacco. It guarantees the high quality of Black Watch The Big Black Pig. LONDON LANDMARK GOING. '200 -Year -Old Scottish Church la Covent Garde' Cowing Doan. The most famous London build - 'ng in the hands of the housebreak- ers at the present moment is un- doubtedly the old National Scot- tish Church in Crown Court, Cov- ent Garden, a tittle alleyway which runs north out of Mussel street, cpposite the stage entrance to Drury Lane Theatre. It is—or was —a veritable London Landmark. It has, however, for long been too big fur the calls upon it, and has been paying under stress a very large ground rent to the Duke of Bed- ford. It will be rebuilt upon the sarne spot, but on a much smaller plot of land. Meanwhile the servic- es of the church will be conducted in the Newtsn Hall, Fetter lane. The old church in Crown Court was originally built about one hun- dred and ninety years ago. It rea- lized the designs of its founders in a normal fashion for a long while. Then suddenly came a time when it was famous. John Cumming, who had been licensed to preach in May, Ii -32, by the Aberdeen Presbytery, was acting as tutor in Kensington, when ho was invited to preach in the old church in Crown Court. In August of the same year he re- ceived a "call" froin the church. It was then small and inconvenient, and the minister's income was not over £200. But his preaching soon attracted a huge congregation, and the church was rebuilt in 1847 at a cost of $5,000. It was opened in 1848 w'th sittings for a thousand persons. The income from pew rents reached £1,500 per annum, but Cumming refused to accept more than £900, the remainder pay- ing off the debt incurred for re- building. The church has remained, strangely picturesque and grimy, until to -day. Now the fashionable congrega- tion has drifted westward to the new church in Pont street, Chel- sea, and the old Manse, or dwel- ling as they call it, built for Cum- ming, is being pulled down with the rest of the building. The big or- gan is to bo sold and Lady Fran - ccs Balfour, one of the last patron- esses, has, it is understood, secur- ed the possession of some of the woodwork, which is beautiful and valuable, in the Manse. Sure Regulators.—Mandrake and Dandelion are known to exert a powerful influence on the liver and kidneys, restoring them to health- ful action, inducing a regular flow of the secretions and imparting to the organs complete power to per- form, their functions. These valu- able ingredients enter into the com- pCsition of Parmelee's Vegetable Pills, and serve to render them the agreeable and salutary medicine they are. There are few pills so effective as they in their action. Costing about as much as a good horse, the camel's speed is equally great, and his life much longer. TIo is. moreover, able to carry three times as much as ono horse. It will be noticed in the Singer Sewing Machine Company's adver- tisement that there are three ad- dresses at the bottom of the an- nouncement. Any one writing will please address them at the nearest cue of the three places to his post office. If our neighbors would only praise our virtues once in a while we might be willing to overlook their faults. They Wake the Torpid Energies. —Machinery not properly super- vised and left to run itself, very soon shows fault in its working. It is tho sante with the digestive or- gans. Unregulated from time to time they are likely to become tor- pid and throw the whole system out of gear. Parmelee's Vegetable Pills were made to meet such cases. They restore to the full the flag- g'ng faculties, and bring into or- der all parts of the mechanism. No man ever acquired a lasting brand of popularity by knocking. Pat up le ft Yard Rolle. The fames' "Tile D 4 r." `fenthol Plasters which cure lumbago Backache, sciatica, neuralgia etc., are also put In one yard ills for physicians and family usa Davis & Lawrence Co.. Montreal It's all right for a man to be a dreamer of dreams providing he wakes up occasionally and gets busy. A. R. BICKERSTAFF & GO., Stooks. Son's, Debentures and Real Estate. Cobalt and all kilning and 011 stooks N Canada and United States. Orden ore,ole 1 .rith prompts.,,. Cottee. pondea, a r li..te•t. HI t. 127 Traders lank Iulidtney, Toccata, Reif BLESS HIS IfEAicr! My neighbor's child just will stray ; He takes delight in breaking; Plain mischief is his greatest joy, He ought to have a shaking. My little man pulls things apart To see what's in them, bless his heart; Much fault with find, It's just his bright, inquiring mind. "math from lead -poisoning," is the polite term used by ('ulorado furies to spnrify a gamble' 's fate 'n a shooting affray. 'e - him one cannot HOT WEATHER AILMENTS A medicine that %ill keep childreu well is a great boon to every mo- ther. This is just what Baby s Own Tablets do. An occasional dose keeps the little stomach and bowels right, and prevents sickness. During the hot weather months stomach troubles speedily turn to fatal diarrhoea or cholera infan- tum and if a medicine like Baby's Own Tablets is not at hand tee child may die iu a few hours. The wise mother will always keep a box o' Tablets in the house and give them to her children occasionally tc clear out the stomach and bow- els and keep them well. Don't %ait until the child is sick—the de- lay may cost a precious littie life. Get the Tablets now and you may feel reasonably safe. Every smo- ther who uses these Tablets praises them and that is the best evidence that there is no other medicine for children so good. And the mother has the guarantee of a government aualyst that the Tablets contain WEEKLY LE▪ T'I'I:R. no opiate or harmful drug. Dea- lers sell the Tablets at 25 cents a A. J. Pattison & Co., Toronto, box or you can get them by mail state that the recent failure of A. from The Dr. \S illiams' Medicine O. Brown & Co., of New York will Co., Brockville, Ont. not affect Canadian investors, as their business was carried on in Canada through Canadian brokers, and if the firm do not pay in full the brokers will be the losers. The New York market has been active and prices advanced beyond any inimediato warrant—with recent re- Cessiwis. However, every ono knows that Wall Street anticipates events, and there is certainly marked improvement in trade con- ditions, which promises to not only increase, but to be permanent. The well-established dividend paying stocks are undoubtedly a safe in- -Give the Children a Chance 1estment and at present prices will pay a good rate of interest. They will sell higher after the Presiden- Spanking dons not cure children tial election—if not before. In the Toronto market the advance 'n Mexican Power which we recom- mended to our clients at 50 to 75 and San Paulo to 150 are the fea- tures. The buying at these prices is probably foreign. The English no money, but write her to -day if and French investor are more fav - your children trouble you in this or•ablo to South and Central Am- way. Don't blame the child, the erican investments than the Cana - chances are it can't help it. This dian. The settlement of Dominion treatment also cures adults and aged people troubled with urine difficulties by day or night. LOVE'S AWAKENING. Ile criticised her puddings, and Le didn't like her cake; he wished she'd snake the buseuit that his mo- ther used to make; she didn't wash the dishes, and slue didn't snake a stew, and she didn't mend his stockings --as his mother used to do. Ah, well, she wasn't perfect, though she tried to do her best, until at length she thought her time bad come to have a rest. So when one day he went the same old rig- marole all through, she turned and hexed his oars, just as his mother used to do. Though something abo'It her struck him when first her forts be scanned. that something, you may rest assurred. wa+ not her darling hand. Alas' that rough awakening from love's delicious dreamt ; it soured the milk of mutual love to anger-cotted cream. So o'er the tiff they parted --a thing that oft occurs. He went home to his mam- ma, and she went home to hers. WHAT GEORGE MEANT. "Do you know, my daughter, that osery uame means something. For instance, Charles means brave, William resolute, George—" "Oh, I know what George means, mother." "Well, what is it?" "George means business. He told me so last night." MOTHERS I of bed-wetting. There is a consti- tutional cause for this trouble, Mrs. M. Summers, Box 100, Wind- sor, Ont., will sand free to any mother her successful home treat- ment, with full instructions. Send —�--- An African woman, to be consid- ered beautiful, must have small eyes, thick lips, a largo flat nose, and an intensely black skin. In the treatment of summer com- plaints, the most effective remedy that can be used is Dr. J. D. Kel- log's Dysentery Cordial. It is a standard preparation, and many people employ it is preference to other preparations. It is a highly concentrated medicine and its seda- tive and curative qualities are be- yond question. It has been a po- pular medicine for many years and thousands can attest its superior qualities in overcoming dysentery and kindred complaints. In 1810, ninety-six million eggs were imported into Great Britain, while in 1900 the number had grown to nearly 2,205 millions. De not give up In despair, you who suffer. !rota ob•tinslediallgurementaofthe skis. Annotnt die sores oti with Wearer's Carole and purity ;he blood w iib weaver's Syrup. All druggists mea them. In china, the property of the fa- ther must be divided equally among all his children. Much distress and sickness in children is caused by worms. Mo- ther Graves' Worm Exterminator gives relief by removing the cause. Give it a trial and bo convinced. DEFINED. Teacher—"Johnny, you may spell the word 'neighbor.' " Johnny—"N-e-i-g-h-b-o-r." Teacher—"That's right. New, Tommy, can you tell mo what a neighbor isi" Tommy—"Yes, ma'am. Tt's a roman that borrows things." OR EAT STIIIi)ES. "His success in a financial way has been something marvellous." "Yes 1" "Yes, sir. I've often heard him tell how, when tie came here fifteen years ago, all ho owed in the world was a dollar or two, and last week 1•e failed for ten thousand." No Alcohol in It. --Alcohol or any other volatile matter which world impair strength by evapora- tion does not in any shape enter into the manufacture of Dr. Tho- mas' Rclectric Oil. Nor do clima- tic changes affect it It is as ser- viceable in the Arctic Circle as 'n the Torrid Zone, perhaps more useful in the higher latitudes. where man is more subject to colds from exposure to the elements. At the age of 40 a man gets busy and looks for some of the money he threw away at the age of 41. Sati.factien means "that which satisfies." Use "Salads" Tea and soli will appreciate this definition. S.1ld by all grocers in sealed lead packets ople Coal -Steel differences will not now be long postponed, and we look for a substantial advance in the price of this stock. The mining market has been ex- ceedingly active, largo numbers of shares changing bands. Prices have advanced slightly. but dividend payers are still selling under their , market value from the standard of earning. Tho American investors are pur- chasing heavily. Our reports from the Larder Lake Gold fields are highly encouraging the permanence of the Camp is stated to be, assured and the extent of the gold -bearing belt if confirmed will make this camp the greatest gold field in the world. Why not. Cobalt is new in its partially developed state, the! greatest Silver Camp—and they are only a short distance apart. According to Lord Avebury, the most important things in the world are good air, good water, good food, good health, and a good con- science; and they aro not costly. Holloway's Corn Cure destroys all kinds of corns and warts, root and branch. Who, then would en- dure them with such a cheap and effectual remedy within reach? Gentleman (indignantly) — "You praised your kitchen coal up to the skies, and saki it was most economi- cal. \Vhy, it won't burn at all !" Coal -Dealer (coolly)—"Well, what could you have more economical than that l" FALLING SICKNESS Fits, Epil• pay, St. Vitus' Dance, Nervous Troubles, Etc., positively cures.' Ly L RIG'S rIT Cl1Rt, rtes mel bottle s.M fret on pplicat on. Write the 1.IEBMO CO., Phoebe St., Toronto. c'�hc X11 Piano Is CANADA'S •IST AND i$ cess THE WORLD OVIN 8.11 Organs are also world famed Send foil s. PreefIN Catalog it18 9811 P1110 Ed oi000 Co., IC atiolpp, Ofli ISSUE NO. 111—OS. i 1. The Difference iu Sewind Machines Q It is a mistaken idea that sewing machines are pretty much alike, when as a matter of fact there is a vast difference. 9 There is but one machine that sews better, than any other—.and that one is the Singer: 9 This is because the Singer idea is dia. tinctive—every year shows improvement in that idea. q This is because the Singer factories are not only equipped with tools and machinery, better calculated to make good sewing ma. chines than any other, but this equipment is unique and not to be found elsewhere.' 9 This is because a half century has been' devoted to training and specializing men, each to do one thing best in sewing machine construction. The Singer's superiority—. its lifetime -lasting value—does not appear, on the surface. One machine does scw better than any other—and that one is the Singer. Sold only by Sinder Sewing Machine Company TORONTO MONTREAL 312 Manning Chambers 533 Ward of Trade nidg IS'INNIPEG SO4 Main Street GOFor Neuralgia, Headache, Rheumatism, Pain, Etc. so CENTS. ALL DRUGGISTS, OR The Pango Company, Toronto WHOLISALE LYMAN BROS. & CO., Toronto and Montreal; LYN\N KNOX It CLARKSON, Toronto; NATIONAL DRUG CO., London. loam A.J. PATTISON & CO., 83-35 SCOTT ST., TORONTO. Bonds and Stocks Bought and Sold on all all Exchanges Correspondents — Chas. Head & Co., limbers New York and Boston Stock Exchanges. RUSH GREAT BARGAINS SALE 1 JEWELLERY-E.— Wanless & Co. have a continental reputation for good Jewelle ry. Their entire stock is to bo sold by Oct 1. To do this prices have been greatly reduced. Attend this sale when at Toronto Exhibition, and se- cure some of the bargains. GOOD WATCHES ARE GOING VERY CHEAPLY WANLESS & CO., ZIN71733IaI EI B, ESTABLISHED 1840 168 YONGE ST., TORONTO CARPET, ea DYEING end Ceasing Thlapeelatto with the !BRITISH AMERIOAN DYEING 00. Weed p,treetars by ,o•t and we are rue is eV teff' *emus les tel. M.etreet, Stewart & Lockwood BROKERS COBALT STOOK. 51.•'n!.•r. of Sten 1 ird Stock aad Mining Mekong), 08 Adelaide 1:., Toronto. Phone Main 7166. 43 Kxcn..a1: i'l Mcg NOW lotto Ciro. WILSON'S FLY PADS •very, k t will kill • ere Mee Mads Ho 'hest, of stlettey payer -- solo .Y —.- DRticcleTf, cltocna BMs CUM. . MTSREt toe. per pagket, er paokete }ler DIM 1011 *et • yrflOt __wieft It takes tho strongest kind of love to survive the onion test. The Mild Climate of Virginia offers splendid op portunittes for stock raising. fruit growing, dairying a.Iheneral farming Winters are short. Climate .althfnl. lanl good awl selling below its value but incresain o value each year. Many l'aui.tians a1e livis� la Virginia. Write for information to O. W. RUIN Kit. Commissioner of Agriculture, V. If Every Farmer Knew F�mmach looy! he *maid sate by uiI: g to n Fairbanks Mnree Jack of all. Trades rta.oltne !t . gine t, saw wool pump water, grins feed, Le.. •e Would not Mahle to .apply the demand. C t thle.4. out and wood to us tm day, and WI willsendyou our Eros catalogue. risme Addreie Vele eaMdtanral,Mai,,Os.,tleetted, Tero te, OM Yettheai, Wfaaigwe, Trac -seer.