Exeter Times, 1906-11-08, Page 5Maple Leaf
Rubber
"1 want you to sae that thye' maple Leat' Is on
tfrom ' thpair eca woman who lived is s shoo. -
Buy
Buy a pair and you'll bo so pleas-
antly surprised you'll toll tho good
news to your friends.
n
Made of finest grade of Para gum,
,
which mukos the toughest, most
waterproof rubbers in existence.
Truly astonishing wear -
resisters. And yot so
light and neat.
Crediton Miss Laura Sims, of Centralia,
spent Sunday 'the ,guest of Miss Eva
Itirtzel.
DR E. J. JfcCUE, MEMBER ON- Mr. and Mrs. V. Itatz. of Prurkhill,
spent Sunday the :guest of ttheir
d:,ut;hter, Mra-. Chas. Zwvicker.
Dr. McCue spent a few clays last
week visiting in Toronto.
Messrs. Young Bros. ere this week
putting in water troughs in the
stables of Mr. John Schroeder of tthe
9t h concession of Stephen.
Found.—A puree containing a sum
of money was found in Crediton ors
Saturday, November ern. The 143.1110
%%ill be 'handed to It he owner by the
postnl:r»ter on receiving sufficient
proof of owner hip and paying for
this r.dverti.Crnent.—R. !frown. Post-
master, Crcdtton.
TARIO COLLEGE pHYSICI-
einte wed Burgeons, Successor to Dr.
Ii. A. Ifeist. Crediton. Ont.
The trustees of •the Methodist
ehttreh hove let the contract for
-e-lighting of tthe church 'with gas-
oline light. There twill be tt'wenty
lamps put in and tvilth these it is
expected •that 'the church will be
well lighted. It is now a very com-
fortable church end when this im-
provement is made, the trusters and
Members may well [eel !proud of
their church. Mr. Pumroy, o[ Ful-
lerton has khe contract.
Did you t:ee the fine tailor-made.
over coats .1. II. Iloltznsann ia offer-
ing for $12, with itho best od lin-
ings. They' arc dandies.
Deep sorrow was felt in our vil-
lage on Monday when the death of
'll'fiss Melinda \Vin kenweder became
known. The deceased was a former
dressmaker here. and had ,many
friends who sympathize with the
family in this their hour of sad trial.
Mr. George Brown. Sr., is on the
sick list.
Miss E. Williams who dell recent-
ly, hurting her back, tis still quite
111.
Miss Rose icinkbeiner. of Berlin. ting and groaning, in n char elite
who has been in It he ho:epital in that drew their attention. Soots after she
city suffering from typhoid fever fainted. Dr. Macgregor w•na quickly
for the mill six .weeks is now im- summoned but before ho arrived she
proving ,and has left 'the hospital. had rc,gained conecniousness and was
Thu news of her sickness w,n4 a sur- able to explain the nircumstances.
*rise to 'he•r friends here, who did At first it was feared site might
_gt. know Of her illness until this have sustained interutl injuries, be -
week when word was received that sides the broken rib. but no sYml?-
J she was leaving 'tho hospital after toms appeared and at this writing
a severe at tuck of typhoid fever. she is gaining rapidity from the
Mrs. harry Either is visiting her shock and accident."
sister, Mrs. S. Finger, of tllby, Mich. Mr. William Finkbeiner loft on
Miss Margaret Sherlock and Miss I Thursday last for Pittsburg where
Josephine Macintosh. who have been he has :secured a good position.
visiting at the hotel left Tuesday I All well dressed men wear tailor -
for their home in Liston. made garments. Order sour fall and
winter suit Itt J. II. Holtzman',.
over 100 patterns' to chooses from.
Mr. Wesley 1' inkbeine.r, Sr., who
tris been in the employ of Eli Kin;
•f
on
�n years left is past t w a a
t• 1 ,e )
[e t t
Thursday last for London, whore be
has secured a job in to furniture
store. Ills many friends, ,thou3h
sorry to have him leave Oredibon.
join in wishin- hint every succes.' in
London.
Rev. L. K. Eidt, of Daslhwood,
preached in 'the Evaneelioal church
on Sunday inter/line to :t large con•
grcg:at ion.
Mr. T). Kilpatrick spent Sunday at
ip1 .
e
in ht n
his horn t
[
made 'for
Preparations :ore being ma
It se11001 concert which will be held
The following item was 'taken
from the Ulby Courier of laid week
and refers to :lira. S. Eilber who is
well known in our vilLag,e 'Laving
lived here for a numbe( of years.
She moved with her husband about
two Years ago t� Ulby Mioh. "Last
Tuesday morning Mrs. e3atmuel Ial-
ber, while going from the house,
slipped and fell en the back steps
With II such force ser to break one of
the ribs on her fright side. Mr.
Eilber and the children were in rho
House at the time and did not know
of the 'accident until she had crawl-
ed 'back into giro house and was sit-
THE EXETER TIMES, NOVEMBERSth 1906
TN E BUSYADY 15. BROWN
bought will go toward:, .rettinj new %v es t resident o1 till iah One ctiiontxfcor
hooka for the library. many years. ed. iter husband. the late John
re -
11r, G. K. Boost,I,:eachcd in the Schmit died about 6 years ::go. The
:v engclical church. Dost ed, n• funeral was held from her tate regi
Sunday' morning and in thle Evan.
1 deuce on lite Go hen Lin• >ra Sunday
gelicel church here in the evening.
Mr Alonzo liodgius and daughter
Queenie were in London en Saturday
attending the funeral of the lata
Mr. Flannery. Dcceaa:ad dif.;3 in
Dot were ibroughtt on u to Londoe radaY and the
for remains
inter-
ment.
-
inter
nse nt .
TENDERS WANTED. -- Tender
will be received for tete casotakin;
of the Methodist church, Crediton,
up to Thursday. November 1511,
Tenders nut)' Is' handed to Messrs.
Thos. Trevethick, W. W. Kerr, or
\\'m. Lewis.
if any person having :t farm for
sale or cattle :Istray and w•i''.l► to
adverlihe the fact. evil( give particu-
lars to the '1'iut'-'s representative v110
ette
Is in Cteditou every' Monday,
matters will be attended to prompt-
ly.
Frank Finkbeiner, who has been
engaged on a f<trrn with Mr. Croft,
D:iehwoorl. for the past seven month's
returned home SaturdIY last. ro-
Wes. Finkbeiner. our genial h past
oeryruali. has been busy the l
week breaking in bis colt which be
purchased [torn Eli Lawson a week
ago. Our young ladies are patient'.
ly waiting for Wes to get his ,rub-
ber -tire.
Mr. and Mrs. Simon Murlock, of
Dashwood. spent Thursday last in
the village visiting the fortllcr''s
parents.
Albert Wolf is nursing his sure
foot an accident received while shoe-
ing a ]corse.
John Bedford moved into d he
house lately occupied by his brother
George, on Tuesday last and on 'tire
same day .Tohn 11•ist moved on the
farm he recently tturchas-ed from Mr.
Medford.
l'r:alk Finkbeiner has -accepted a
Position es apprentice with Mr. J.
ll. Boltzmann.
August Hill and daughter:, attend.
ed the funeral of .Miss \Vink:nivacter
on Tuesday last.
The foundation for the Cement
sidewalk of the new school is being
laid this week.
Mr. J. Lawson has greatly im-
proved the :Ippearencc r.f his shop by
adding a new show window.
CREDITON
flour Mills
We have installed a NEW
ROLLER PROCESS in our
Mill for the rolling of Oats, and
can now fill promptly any Or-
der to roll Oath for Horses.
We still have our Chopper
and can also fill orders in this
line promptly.
• in a few weeks. 1t iv four years
since the school•tavo a concert and
it h 1.4 been 1hought well to have n
concert this year to raise money to
buy :, flee hole told flag to be in
keeping with 14 he new oleos', and
the money' left after those are
H. Sweitzer
Crediton.
Dashwood
afternoon and was lar,tcly attended
interment being in the hroessai Line
cemetery. The eke. visee Wase
held in the Lutheran church. ot
which ile was a lifelong member.
and Were conducted by the Rev.
Than. Mrs. Schtuit Ieev'es to mourn
Meir tors :two sols and two dau,:lt-
tees. Henry, Lewis and Mary on tlx:
homestead and Mrs. W. Nevis, od
London.
Mrs. W. Davis, of London, was
here last week attending the funeral
of her mother, elle late Ides. John
Schmit.
Mr. 11)' Resty,ucycr has purchased
the farm of Mr. Aug. \Valpeir for
the sunt of $5400. Tho farm is one-
querter 01 a mile west and about
half a toile north of Dtasl►woott.
Some odd Mens' mite to clear at
J. liellcrm:tnns. Coate worth $7.50
scions. for $5.00. Call and see them.
On Sunday last Missionary ttcrvi-
cee were held in :he Letheran
church. Rev. Mr. Ilinebach, of Sob-
eringville, presoiled in the morning
and Rev. 'Mr. Illadol, of Mitohell, in
the evening. The church Was well
filled.
Mr. Alex Zinnuer this aweck put
in another window in ha+ shop Ito
give more light.
Mr. Louis Treater i't enlarging Iris
kitchen and making other nitera-
ations to his residence.
Mr. C. Hildebrand thin week com-
menced working Inc Mr. \Vm. Zim-
mer at silo Commercial hotel.
On Thursday last about 3; men
with six !teams hada bee and took
in the root crop jos Mr. John \Vin-
kenweder, who has been stick •for so
long.
The Ehlers. Eidt & Co. shipped two
car load of flour this week.
Mr. G. I3rown, of Crediton, preach-
ed in the Evangelical church on
Sunday' morning. Rev. Mr. •Eidt
taking elle work for Rev. Mr. Bean,
of Ctcditor., in Iles morning.
Death la. l friday removed from
our midst one of our oldest residents
MiaJohn Schulit. at the advanced
azo of 76 years. The decensed was
ill only a few days and her death
came es a shock to her fausily and
many acquaintances. Mrs. Schmit
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INSTRUCTION
TELLS
Miss Olive Quante was salted to
her house at Exeter, on Saturday,
through .the illness of her sister.
The infant son of Mr. and Mrs.
Adam Mirk died on Sunday last
after a short illness. Tho funertl
took place on Wednesday. The ber-
eaved toreros 'have She sympathy
of the corumullitY in the loos of their
child.
Master Leonard Kellermenn ac-
cidentally had his left elbow put
out of joint ono day last week while
playing ;it school.
Myrta. elm little daughter of Mr.
aro} Mrs. harry Boffin -in is quite
ill at !lime of writing.
Mr. \Vin. Shrumm wart its London
Monday on business.
Messrs. Herman Eidt and George
Goodttt•lu drove to Zurich one even-
ing, last wrack and report ci goon
time.
On 'Thursday of last week Mr.
Ed Bossenls rry visited our •town
loarking up witnesses in regard to
:a case where liquor W33 ,applied' 10
a fellow who is or► the Indian li:et.
The else was tried and the boys had
to cough up ,heavily. May it be a
warning to forms of our own town
people.
Miss Lydi:t Ort has returned to
her home in Zurich aftor visiiting
friends in our town.
'flee home of John \\'inkenwadeer
was again visited ,by the hand of
death on Sunday last when his
daughter Melinda died, ,alter suffer-
ing for several weeks from type
fever. This makes the third mem-
ber of the family to succonth to this
disease inside of two months, ac-
counts of tete previous deaths having
been given at 'the time. At present
there are •two other mom bers of the
family ncriously ill with ktl►e same
malady, Mr. Winkenwnder heirrtj
sick at 'tome and a son at the Lon -
dots hospit al, ~where he was taken
when the symptoms of the disease
first appeared. The funeral of Mel-
inda wart held on Tuesday nfternoon.
The Weeny friends of Mr. Wipkenwa-
der extend their deepest sympathies
towards him and hie family in this
their flour of trial and hope that
the surviving ones will be able ,to
withstand the ravages of tate dis-
ca >fe, which has ocoasioned so much
Borrow in the home.
The eorreepondents of the other
papery have put it wrong impression
upon the readers 'regarding the •ac-
cident of October 25. The •aorre;r-
pendenl of elle Times wishes to Cor-
rect the Marne. he having interviewed
and inquired of one, an eYe witneee
of the ,;cone. The -articles lead one
to believe that Moen who were hurt
and shaken up wore dos,,,; the fast
drivin • 'i,;. %.s not druc. Rueben
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With Cold Weat
Ready now for every kind of Business you see fit to bring us, and sud)lt•ul,'!y ready to
satisfy you every way you expect satisfaction.
Fur Quality and Value for Best Satisfaction
A big range of Ladies' Black Astrachan Coats (superior to any ). Every ('oat Ruarstt*-
teed by our manufacturer. '!'his is an iutpnrt:ult point. Big lint of S" 1 ..•n t Ruffs, at
all prices. Also Ladles' Fur -lined Coats. shell of best totality' goods, NI,,ski at lined and
trimmed with
Sable Collar,
Coon. Wombat, Wallaby. Russian 1)eg, Cell, Yak, Etc , t, • t, in stock and In
all sizes. Our Fur -lined Coats dud ('oats lined with A. -Oat -Leh .l. (h and trim-
med with Fur Collar at a cheap figure. 'Phis cent is ae war ie .1- A fur -lined one
and puts up as good an appearance. Also hai,tile albite ranee e l pubes and pur-
chased a Ittlge quantity of Rugs et a bargain. See Them.
Received another shipment last Saturday and the very nicest kind t�f Cotos Coats not to
Ladles Coats be seen anywhere else and Faeces the lowest. Call before purchasil:g else wle 1a.
611S Fur 6OdtS
Geode f this onth see our pile Regular 133* Rends reduced to 50c
Dress Goods b . .
Special price on Dat ss rno s er els m
and the regular 3.;s sial .10c to go at. 25e. These are bargait.s, do not miss tt•em. Also a big
range at rew Dress Goods in latest fabrics.
All kinds of produce taken in exchange. Bring in your Dutch Sets, Alsike, Red Clover and Timothy.
rhe fact that we give indi vidua
instruction and make a specialty
of each pupil enables tis to qualify
our pupils for situations in the
shortest possible time.
It will pay you to join our classes
ale t
ie free.
Catalogue
Wats siness Collcgc
110 Dundas Street, London, Ont.
Wm. C. Coo. C. S. R. Principal.
W, N. Terex, Principal Commercial
Depart went
BARGAINS
CREDITON'S
CHEAPEST
STORE
All lines of Warmer Clothing opened up for your inspection. Greatest values ever of-
fered in
In Fall and Winter
Goods at
BARGAINS
C. ZWICKER
Ready-made Overcoats for Men's and Boys' Wear
The vert latest styles are shown in Black Beaver, Mixed Tweeds, Meltons, Etc. in SUITS we are showing Black
Cbeviote, English rweeds made tip in the latest styles, both Single and Double Breasted, lined with good Italian
Cloth, Prices 5(1.50 to $12.:rl) per snit.
Our Furs Are Unsurpassed
We have made a special effort in this line this season. Our sales are very much ahead of previous seasons which
shows that our prices and quality are right. We have received another nice shipment of ''non ('oats, Itnesian Calf
and Wallabys Ilea' are extra tallies. See our new Itokaren Coate with lovely Sable Collars and Reveres, Blouse and
Hos Styles. 't.3 to 2S inches at $:13 to $1':, Also our Electric Seal in 21 and '?*l inch lengths with Collars anal Reveres ot
Gable at $10 to lits. We have a selection of Astrachan ('gats in lengths from 21 to :p} inches nt $22 to $35. These are
Special value. I►n not fail to take a look through our stock. Should yeti require a Fut-lined or Fur Coat., Ruff, Muff,
Rte., it will pity you.
Dress Good
Flannlette and Wool Blankets
At Lowest Prices,
A call solicited
S. BRAWN
VS AVOIDED
A SUGGESTION OF RARE VALUE , A diseased condition of the surfacesOPERATIOII
of the air passages causes bad breath,
but more commonly emanates from
indigestion or an impure condition of
the blood. Thousands of cases prove
that Dr. Hamilton's Pills through their
specific action on the secretory and el-
iminative organs, not only cure bad
breath, hut so thoroughly purify the
system that anything suggestive of
blood nr digestive troubles ie impossi-
ble. Through Dr. Hamilton's Pills
the skin grows rosy and clear, activi-
ty of the belly and mind increases,
and bounding health is established.
sold everywhere in 25c boxet.
,.•
Goetz tel two ladies, Miss L. \\ it-
lert and Miss Len:► Stoinhagcn were
driving _head. and Mr. Goetz
got out to fix rometbing on
the ha Ewes, and had got
r 'n when
he buggy swat
1
back in
the accident hnppcned. The next
bt.gg) Wad occupied by Wes. Miller
\Vin. 1Clit'nelivcr, Miss Rose Wiltcrt
and Mi.,a Effie \Villert. This rig
had caught uo to Rueben Goetz'+ rig
end of course loth horses w•ora
walking. when without a moment'`+
notice a couple of men ovine driving
up at a 'teerrilic woe and collided
with 't hese rigs. resulting in throw-
ing to the ground.
' n:r orfs iwrt4t
.
and the01her towards :rhtsd
t he
(Inch upsetting
It n
s tit
One of the occupant, was thrown
out I(•:rvine the ()there without line
or safely. The horse then turned
clrtr around and took to ;a ,running
speed leaving the occupants i k ther
ufo
to stay ill the buggy and
or to jump for life or death. the
result !sing that Miss Effie \Villert
broke her leg in jumping.
In Deese (foody we are showing some exquisite shades in the
Sdifferent textures. New fashionable goods in widths from 42 to
51 inches at 50e to $1 per yard, also a heavy line of double width
cloth in Wine,k. Shades special at 25 cents art.
Navy. (+toy, Mown and Black. 1 per y
We are giving Special Values in Cat pets. i.inoleums and -'lour Oilcloths to clear tip our stock for the season.
We have some extra values in Children's Coat. All styles in Fawn, Navy, Cardinal and (trey shades at from $2
tom
Produce taken in exchange for Gout=. We are open fot any quantity of Dressed Poultry for which we will pay
good prit tet in ('ash nr Trade. Dried Apo .es 5c per pound: Batter, 'Dee per lwnnd; Eggs, 20c per dozen,
Scores
and Furnaces
Kirkton.
Two Grateful Letters from Women Who Avoided
Serious Operations.—Many Women Suffering
from Like Conditions Will Be Interested.
The anniversary services of the
Kirkton Methodist church will he held
Sunday Nov. 25th- Rev. Anderson of
Blyth, taking charge of the services.
On Tuesday the 227th, the annual fowl
supper will he served, after which an
entertainment will be given, consist-
ing of addressee. recitations and mufti- .
cal numbers.
Mr. W. Moore left Monday for a
weeks' visit with his brother at Owen
Sound. Will usually takes a week
each year, for recreation, and has se-
lected the shooting season this y ear.
On his return he is expected to be
loaded downwith ote of game.
Mrs. H. L. Rice and Mrs. Geo. Visa
of St. Marys were the guests of Mrs.
A. Bretheur last week.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Brethour. enter-
tained Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Hayes, ot
St. Marys, a few days last week.
. Mr. Robt. Copeland received an ac-
cident one day last week while thresh-
ing at James Gardiner's, which, had
it not been for his presence of mind in
throwing out his arms. would have
resulted more seriously. He was
throwing sheaves of wheat on the
machine, when he lost bis footing, sus-
taining a bod cut on the back of his
head, Several stitches were necessary
to close up the wound.
Mr. Reuben Switzer is making a
habit of wandering away from his
own fireside Sundays, an attraction
up the line being the rearm for his
absence.
Robs. Davis sale last week was a-
succeae.
Themes Harrah sustained an acci
dent last week while picking apples
that laid him up for several days.
He was standing on a ladder when he
missed his footing, and in falling
struck his aide straining the ligaments
of one of his ribs, and otherwise in-
juring himself internally.
David Duncan returned home from
the west Inst wet k. Mr, Duncan pur-
chaeed land in the vicinity of Retina.
sr M
1
had a rag Robt. Davis lee cn
Tuesday, which was attendad by most
in the
neighborhood.
both
ood.
efgthe
ladies
The St. Marys, Kirkton and Exeter
Telephone Company is rushing the
building of their rural telephone sy-
stem. Poles are set along the loth
concession and are ready for the wire'.
It is expected that the instrutnents
will be placed in the residences in a
couple of weeks when tlratline will
bo in full running' operation. A
Mr. ferry. of 1Cansas, arrived here
last week and 1 hinktt SO Well of the
pro pacts of Ilse company that he
Ills purchased t number of shales
and i.+ now out soliciting for new
subscribers. II" has moved his fam-
ily here and they are occupying one
of Mr. Tuft's houses.
Several intprovc.mentn were made
to the Presbyterian churth last
week. The windows %sere glazed. the
shed repaired and two novo stoves
placed in I he church.
Are you thinking of putting in
a Furnace, Cook Stove or Beater
if so remember we can supply
your wants at reasonable prices
Heaters from $3 to $36
Cook Stoves all l'rices
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Don't buy a stove until you sec
the Worlds Favorite.
If you want to sce the; wonder
of the world in a washing machine
call on
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DASSH WOOD ONTARIO.
Business Change
THE
CREDITON HARNESS SHOP
When a physician tells a woman, suf-
fering -ties female trouble, that an oper-
ation rs necessary it, of course, frightens
her. '
The very thought of the operating
table and the knife strikes terror to her
le art. As one woman expressed it,
when told by her physician that she
must undergo an operation she felt that
her death knell had sounded.
Our hospitals are full of women who
are there for just such operations!
It is quite true that these troubles may
reach a stage where an operation is the
only resource, but such caeca are much
rarer than is generally supposed, because
a great many women have been cured
by Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com-
pound after the doctors had said an
operation must be perfonned. In fact,
up to the jroint where the knife must be
need to secure instant relief, this medi-
cine is certain to help.
The strongest an.} must grateful state-
ments poesihle to make conte from
women who, by taking Lydia E. Pink -
ham's Vegetable Compound, have esca-
ped serious operations.
Mie. Robert Glenn of 43.1 Marie St.,
Ottawa, Ont., writes :
Dear Mrs. Plnkham :—
"Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable ('ora-
p0lleidd L so well anti widely known that it
dols not need my recommendation. but 1
ta pleased to add It to the many which you
befits favor. I have suffered nnt"Id
lit
from a serious female trouble for
three years, and the doctors told me
mut undergoan operation, rah'n
,
but as
I unwilling to do this I tried your \'e -
le Compound, and '1 aril only too
Mrs. Pbkbas's Advke—A Wolman Best Understands a Woman's My:
Iles been purchased front Mr. Jan.
CI irk,, by I he undertiglied, who will
be pleased to meet his father's cus-
tomers and ell persons requirin; up-
tredr,lo Ilarnc', Trunks, Buil ('secs
Saddlery 11.trdsire and everything
pertiritngrrg done prom tlyorse tiien11 r,erefully
Your pit ronege solicitral.
F. W. CLARK
pleased that I did so, for it restored me_ to
perfect health, saving me the pain of
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the same. Pray accept my hearty thanks,
and best wishes."
"Mies Margaret bierk ley of 275 3d Street,
Milwaukee, Wis., writes:
Dear Mrs. Pinkhans:—
"Lose of strength, extreme nervousness,
severe shooting pains through the pelvic
organs, cramps, hearing -down pains, and
irritable disposition conlpelled me to
medical advice. The doctor, after •^'
an examination, said that Chad a .114 -
female trouble and ulceration, and s
an operation 99 my only hope. To
strongly objected—and [ decided aa aim
resort to try Lydia E. Pinkhaas'e Vegetable
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"To my surprise the ulceration healed
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Serious feminine tr.ubleeare steadily tra
the increase among women—and
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should try Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable;
Compound, and writ, Mrs. Pinkhedi, $t
Lynn, Mare., for advitr.
For thirty years Lydia E. Pinkham'e
Vegetable Compound has been curing
the worst Corms of female complaints ali
functional troubles, inflammation, niosr-
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irregularities, indigestion and nervone:
prostration. Any woman who could!
read the many grateful letters on file in
Mrs. Finkham's office would be con-
vinced of the efficiency other advice
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
pound.
1'o'loeing is the report of the
Kit kto•t public school for ,the 1i$)nth
of October, ,the mince being in
order of merit : V class — Ethel
ito tdhorise, Ray Kirk, Allan Duf-
field. iV—Nellie ilazelwool. Mee•
;lir Shi^r, Mabel Burton, Earl Road-
house, AIIie Ileal ty. Sr. 111.— Ger.
Itie Blown, Igor etre Ross, Frank
Brown. Leslie Tufts, Chester Male.
wodn. Jr, 1i1,—Arthur Beatty, Re,
la Hoskin, Chas. .'tack, Euart Carr,
AIm•1 Roadhouse. 11 clas4. —Ernest
Nixon, Ina Hoskin, Ethel Atkinson,
Lizzie Doutle, Rile, ilrown. 1'I 11.—
Pearl Marsh ill, Alice Walker.
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