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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Advocate, 1899-3-9, Page 5TRU kz.etizr burl cat I -i pubu,hed .every Thursday Morning, at the Office. 14AIN-STREET, — EXETER, the-- —'iv he—ADVOCATE PUBLISHING COMPANY ADVOCATE 'rERiiS Ole SUBSCRIPTION Ina Pollan per areal= if paid in Advance 01.50 if noted paid• s.a arexao it 1Z3tois cas. Sippl2cea- ti No peperdiscoutinued until allarro rage re paid Advertisements without s'eoifio irectione will be published till forbid and barged. acoordiugly• Liberal 1iscountmade or transexent advertisements inserteeii for ong periods. levers, aeseelption of JOB 'RINTINGi turned alit in the finest style, nd at moderate ratoa Cheenes,moneyord, rs.&c, for advertising, suhsoria'tions.eto.to s aaade payable to Chas, IL Sanders, EDIi'O&. eee PROP rI.ofetsi3?,oitai Cards, H. KINSMAN. ti D S. & DE. A.R. KINsuoil, L D i,, D. i) B.. Honer graduate of Termite, University. D Edi TISTS, teeth extracted without any pain. or any sad (greets. Office In Fanson'e Meek, west ter. )W,ee Main Street, Exeter. R, DALTON ANOKI SON.(D.D.s.,L.D.S..) lienors Graduate of the Toronto, BM - pity and Royal College of Dentel Surgeons of Ontario. Teeth extracted without pato, All modes of Dentistry ftp to date. suttee aver Elliot & > iltot'ei low a moo-•oppoeite je0t;al betel-liSeter- 11('die al re. J 4, ROTer,TNs & T A. AMOS. itealdeneos, same sae t'orinerly OFFICES, Speakman, building, Main St. Dr, Tropane' office: saline aS formerly -north leer. Br. Arnett' office. chaplet bpaial0g-•s0uth leer. May tet. 18$8 T. 4 Raatline. it. D. T: A. Amos, at A Afit,`f;1!. efebale1 fl IN, JMEMBER OF e the College ofPhveidea tiandSurgeon( Ontsirio. Plbveiolen.Surgeoxl slid AQaouoh- our. Office. Oashwood, ant H- CO)r LIES. HARRTSTFR.SOT.TOIT- Oe'onve ne r�Watery I'bU'a o'nee rcr oneetls Bank. Exeter Oataiio, Money to Lowe. TNIl:fie'*el*,7 & CARLINP, yida.TtliTSTFRC. i;,tlieitort;iotaeri' ,i Ponveva0ltere. ear andeei(ane'rs. So18a'ltera for the &tel ons Tank, eta, Stoney to i{tarn at ri anti n°; le d' ecur., %Moo f{'sa,tean•e nmol!, Slain se, Exeter 4A, anenatel. nttho fight will lee at iltat,alt on There lee of each week ) I, R. t,"AUT. [Nth U. A. ff, M. Ines*ON. VtLI.I'TT fi. l?Ii.4.nilt•AN. BARRISTERS. a Ete. Conveyancers. and Money to t3 v, Reinter. F. W, ar.tttuA:i• Attetiozlecrs F__ fltiO�'r'Y,:Qineho/sea. LicensedAuot- LL. ianoortorthe Counties of Perth and Idi 1 Hance. oleo for the townob i a oi* ,borlie Salo* ora,n p l.v etttindeal tome( terms rea- son het ef.na►lesarranged at Post office. 'Win - alleluia. 'iixWRran ee. T' Era fa JOT. 1 In en ranee egoist. 'attain tit. Ea:at(tr irksGook's Cotton Root Co pa Is successfully used monthly by over 10,000 Ladles. Safe; effectual. Ladles ask Your druggist forCowk's Cotton Root Cale puma Take no outer. as all Mixtures, pills and imitations am dtdangerous. Pried 2 No. . 53 Per box, No. 21,10 degrees stronger,es per box. leo. 'tor 2. mailed on receipt of price and two seems stamps elle, conk company Windsor, Ont. r/.0 -Nos. e b all mat d a,o•,d n P land roeponsible Drurglsts to Canada. ;Ca • Ike 1 Se 2 ool.l in hxeter by flit' FOR 11to ti and (MILS rine German sever erosinosw tch,bt:arantod x grata, setth Chain: ore naptilar Camera with all at. tmhmrntsrradyto Mkclattuma, ;auto trot) for selling tar us :b. All iu. rnLI illlmLles at Ind esra- FY.LLS I\ EVERY MIME. feud t.amm uni address, tress, we'll furiexrd );.h'2 Ita Bout money. Can. Supply Co., Toronto. "How Did WWI Burn Her Face" That Was What People Asked About Our Daughter er a Dreadful Itching,Burning Erup- tions Cured Smooth, Sett, White Skin Now.. "p1. Hood & Co., Lowell, Maas; "Qeritleuleu; Our little deeugliteris now four years old, When site was about three menthe old, she had eruption on her face which were very disagreeable, and itched so womb, especially at night, that it made Neer trouble a great deal worse. i was obliged to keep her hands tied at night and it testa necessary to watch her during the day- Shewomldaeratrh herself when- ever She had the chance, until her clothes Would Be Covered with Blood, We hada great mane' doctors to see her, out they did not telpher is the least. It was a terrible teak to Bare tar her. When we took her away from home, people would ash, c Row did that child burn Ler face?' She was completely covered with seats for a len; time. She suffered every. thing. At last we coneladed to tryood't Sarsaparilla, because 1 .had great faith: in it, and after Awhile we could See that she wee getting better. People raid she would certainly bo lett with sears an her face, but ebe was not. Itis now a year since she was cured by Hood's Sarsaparilla, and her face is as Smooth and White and Soft as that of any child, I believe Hood's. &iraapartlla to be the beat family rued!. clue that can be obtained. I take it my- selt for headache and that tired feeling, and Ihave found nothing, to equal it. Quo peculiarity about Hood's Sarsaparilla is Oat it is pleasant to take and it is ne trouble to induce children to take It. The doctors parononneed any little girl's disc e to be teems, or malt rheum." farts. WILUUR WHT.Tas, Warren, Conneetieut. Ii. Da not be induced to buy as substitute. Be sura to get Hood's Sarsaparilla This Rest g•fa feet the One True Mar Prla:Ler. Sold by ell dnregiste el; ate tar g'•. �- "-eine liver ille: e;iee to cods PilIS take. easy to ollt:rata. ;a,a. 'ME LEGISLATURE The Killing of peer in the Water to Be Permitted., A RECONSTRUCTED GAME LAW. Hon. ialr. Gibson Says 3looso Are Plenti-, Sµ! and; Sportsmen May Have a Week at. 'ream. in 2800 -Brewers' and Railways' Objections to. the 1texenue Hill - House 2'roceedings. Toronto, March 7.—ThenunolxneemePt made by Ilona Mr. Gibson yesterday afternoon that it Is the intention to in- troduce a bill this session giving cfl;eet to the recommendation of the fish and game commission for the repeal of the section of the game act prohibiting the shooting of deer in the water will be welcome. ews to many sportsmen. The further information be gave will also be received with pleasure by sportsmen. A number of bills were advaneed It stage, and the House adjourned at 5 o'cloele. cornpaniee. Under the existing not no power is given for the removal of trustees: The bill provides that where necessary. DOW trustees may be appointed at any general or speefal meeting of the aseoeia- tion. A,SSAeitsLY NOTES. Committees o mm tees will meet to -day as- f 1 lows; Public accounts, 11 a.m.; standing. orders, 11 a.m. ; railway committee, 10 hall..;. private bilis, 10 a.m. The Pullman Car Company' has re - tallied Mr, W. B, McMnirich, Q. C., to oppose the clauses relating to the com- pany in the new Government bill, Mr, MoMurrieh was around, the buildings yesterday. Manager Dunstan of the Bell Telephone Company protests against the proposal to tax the company at the rate of one-sixth of one per cent., while banks aro taxed at the rate of bat one-tenth of oneper cent. He was intexviovi.ng members at the buildings yesterday. A SECESSION. Lord Claud Hamilton Leaver the Brltiah Conservative Party on Account of Its tome Pettey. London, March 7.—Lord Claud John Haxuilton, chairman of the Great Eastern Railway and brother of Lord George head a Second Time.. Hamilton, Secretary of State for India, Amongst the he measures that received a has railed thepolitical waters by sud- second reading in the Howe were: Mr. denly seeedpng from the Conservative b'oy's, respecting the Toronto Hotel Coin- party. In an open letter of explanation pang; Mr. Crawford's, respeetm Knox he asserts that, while the foreign and Church, Toronto; Mr. Cr imeord':e, to un Weibel policy of the Governmenthas eorporatc the Toronto Western Hospital; p Ms entire approval, its fiscal policy, home legislation and continual attacks upon property and capital, aro "beneath contcmpe." Therefore he says be can no longer support the .Administration. As ehairxuan of ono of the principal railway companies, his se ession was largely dictated by opposition to the Auto- matic Coupling bill, which involves what he considers a superfluous capital expend!- tura on railways, Nevertheless, bisection is very dl agreeable to the Government, The Standard, commenting editorially upon the secession of Lord Claud Ilam- Ilton from the Conservative party, says: "It cannot be denied that he gives ex- uression to a :sentiment which does exist among a section of Lord ,Salisbury's fol- lowers." 1 at•elee.'s. to authorize and mullein a deed of agreement between the Toronto Oeuerel Trusts Company and the Traits Oorporatiou of Ontario, and to unite the companies under the name of The To- ronto General Trusts Corporation, In reply to air. J. S. Dial (West Sim - roc), Hon. Mr. Dryden said the Depart- ment of Agriculture authorized the pub. Ilea tier; of tiro report nett it1Ls1 "The Newel' I,)t'drlets of Ontario." Tho cost of publi- eat:ion of 1,000 copies wee $180.:l r. Dun- can Anderson received $400 for services rendered in connection with the compila- tion. It is reported that the pin t(tpiee• at Deserontn bas been robbed of is t5'. sold nlstil.e'ttrit'r, Jams Henderson. has been arrested. The hailer of an M. fi N.W. kiron'- tivl' e'xpiTotk it while runningon the grade near Millwood, ;then. Engineer /fill and Fireman Minitel were killed. ('ity (`la'r'k Beasley, of Hamilton, hit:; ra�tt'ived a tliekel from l."hieago, with tx()te explaining that the live vents was tojay I(W a Mottle of ink utilaaplpro- priatt'd %Nigh. the Write'r1%.t:+atttendin(,; 1f public sehool in this city. Roan refines- Rescue. 4r.:Melte el t'ultaiu. Plainfield, ill., makes the et'et,emed. that she etiu ht. ('old. whit.% F.t °-.It'd un Is'r lungs; she was treated for ;I. month by her family thy,t(ala.Ion ,1t1is'. He told wy victim, t con- sumption she hopeless f �u z , tat 1,a, .. If } aild that no medicine could cart.: he'r. Her druggist, suggested 1)r, King;': New 1)i,('e very for t'onsunipit- 10D she bought a bot.tl(' and to her do' - light found herself benefitted from first dose. She continued its nst and! after taking eix bottles, found herself s('lf sound anal well, now does lwi' own housework, Rust is as well as :she a've'r was, Sold by all Druggists. large bottl(.-1 ai) (. a'nt s and$1.10 Mi„ P. Clarke was badly burned by a lamp exploding iii her stele redo( at, Bien Mr. Janine:; lirollglx of l'eti'rbltro' was t,breiwn out of a hotel 'bus and had his _ neck 'broken. Mr. Charles (`lark. aged 80 year;, of was as found in theearly morn- ing inthe theparlor of his house with every indication of having hems mur- derously assaulted. He drew money from the bank the day before, and that is missing. T NEVER V661ES, Cliwo 12 FOB IIIIE EYEQY1llEiIE 11•111111M1 ARRAN= JEMIN11111111311•111\ SETTLERS' ONE-WAY EXCURSIONS T. Manitoba and Canadian Northwest will leave Toronto every TUESDAY during March and April, Passengers travelling WITHOUT LIVE SToC K should take train leaving Toronto at 316 p.m. Passengers travelling WITEI LSVft STOCKltd eke s old t the train leaving Tor- onto at 9.00 p. m Colonist Sleepers will be attached to h ea0 traln For fall particulars and copy of "Settlers, Guide" apply to any Uanarlian Pacific agent, or to 0 E. TtioPFLERSON, Assistant General passenger Agent, 1 Kin oronto Ring East, , Bismack's Iron Nerve. CRP For Infants and Children. The fac- simile ..-seatura et t t 1 1 1 1 1 Was the result of his splen di.dheallth. Indomitable Will and tremendous en- ergy are not found.where Stomach, • Liver, Kidneys s and Bowels are out of y order. If yon want these qualities a and the success- they bring, use Br. 3 .King's New Life Pills. They develop every power of brain and body. Only '25c at an Dim Store. i � �scn ovary wrapps. erea4 selearteiewite®MadN€taAAareceeafee What Shall FOR THE DELICATE GIRL You have tried iron and other tonics. But she keeps pale and thin. Her sallow complexion worries you. Per- haps she has a little hacking cough also. Her head aches; and she cannot study. Give het Be Done Stein ion The oil will feed her wasting body; the glycerine will soothe her cough, and the hypophos- phites will give new power and' and brain. vigor to her nerves a a Never say you cannot take cod-liver oil" until` you have tried Scott's Emulsion. You will be. obliged to change your opinion at once. Children especially ':become very fond. of it;and infants do not know when it is added to their food. 50c. and It Loo ; all druggists. SCOTT ec BOW NG, Chemists, Toronto. esipte81.6."e69®s®s ., g First iteadings, Ilan. J. T. Gamow-11111 for 1811 act inspecting the clow and sale of cemeteries by munieipnlities. Hon. J. T. Carrow --Bili for an act to. amend the Aiuttiriplal Act i'e ip i eting local lAxp'rovement, lion. .1. T. Gafrruw —Ilial far an act to encnd the law t'(al1(v:ting the liabilities, traf,tcear. lint. J. T. Barrow—Bill for an net to provide that priority wages In an nisei- - lit es at;a N11a11 bo paid within ono 1 Minh by the a,isirnex' or liquidator. Shouting' Over 11 hits+ iii the Outer. In reply to) Dr. mete (East Toronto), Ilan, Air, elision said that 0,000ciar-uiars were sent from the Oleo of the chief game warden, soliciting answers to a series of question,as to shooting dear 'Wile in the water. All who bad taken out license' to shoot deer in 1897 were time consulted. Not more than 500 or 6U0 replies were received, and the answers given were very conflicting. Tile conxznis- s;topers, after discussing the subject, and having in vleW the strong views held by , a largo number of exloplo, had conxo to the oonelusiau that the pr'obibitiou of shoot- , ing (leer whilst in water should be re- pealed, It is suatisfiaetory to know that the ra(venue the department receives from deer shooting litteensee is More than the amount expended in tyle administration of the law. Much had been done in iin- ruvin a the laws for the reservation of p r, �� P game. To enforce those laws more vigor- ously would entail additional expense. There had been since the laws were put in operation a considerable increase In the number of deer. Some years ago there was llangcr of extinction, but these fears bud vanished. So great had been the in- crease Of deer in the eastern section of the provinee that be bad hopes there aright be an open season for moose in 1900. Other fur -bearing animals ware also in- creasing, through the operation of the game laws, A bill was in preparation by the Government whioh would be more or less a revision of the present act. Esperi- enoe bad shown the need of revision, and the commissioners thought the act might bo usefully amended. Automatic, Car Couplings. London, nfaroh 7.—The British Rail- way Assoeiatiotl bas arranged to send live prominent railway olflelaai to the United State to investigate the fnots upon which the Government bases the bill eompelling the adoption of automatic couplings—the measure `which would give the Board of Trade power five years from its adoption to L•ornperl British rail- roads to supply the whole of their rolling stock with this device et an estimated cost of $10,000,000. Protection of Insectivorous Birds. I Dr. Pyne secured an order of the House for a return of permits granted during 1898 to collect birds, birds' nests and egge, under the provisions of the act of 1889, for the protection of insectivorous and other birds. Ilon, Mr. Gibson said the number of permits had been greatly restricted, in accordance with the representations of the game law commissioners. There was no doubt that the permits for scientific purposes had been greatly abused. The )!rowers Object. Son, Mr. Harcourt was interviewed yesterday afternoon by Messrs. Eugene O'Keefe and Robert Davies, Lawrence Cosgrave, Hume Blake, Mr. Taylor of St. Catharines and Acting Secretary Carnahan, a deputation representing the Brewers' & Maltsters' Association, with reference to the new act respecting brew- ers and distillers. The ebiof object of the visit was to ask the Government to insert a clause provid- ing that brewers may sell in wholesale quantities within the rnunicipality whore the brewery is situate to other than license -holders. If they are refused this they will in cities suffer a loss of profit they now derive from the sale to house- holders of beer in kegs, whioh, in some cases, forms quite a large item of busi- ness. The deputation also discussed not unfavorably the proposed license fee, with which they found no serious fault. They are also not entirely in accord with the clause whioh provides for a fine of 50 per cent. of the duty in cases where the brewer makes an incorrect return under the act. It was pointed ont to them, how- ever, that the bill also contains a clause remitting the fine where it is found that the error was not made for the purpose of defrauding the Govermnent. Objects. Messrs. Wainwright, Biggar and B. B. Osler, representing the G. T.R., also wait- ed reference i the Government withre upon po to the clause taxing the railways, Which does not meet with the approval of that railway. The: ground upon which the objection is based is that many of the roads operated by the.. G.T. R. were orifi- finally' constructed as pioneer or coloniza- tion and that they i newdistricts, iots tion roads n, never have and do not now pay, but are operated at a loss. The company contends that those roads should not bo taxed un- der the circumstances. Mr. Dryden's "Bill. Hon. Mr. Dryden 'will introduce a bill to amend the act respecting 'cheese and buttes manufacturing associations and A CLEVER EXPLANATION. French Foreign Minister Says Great lir{cola Receded From Her Position. Paris, March 7,—In the Chamber of Deputies yesterday, M. Brunet, Progres- sive Republican, questioned the Govern - meet on the Muscat incident. The Minister of Foreign Affairs, M. Deloasse, declare(' the facts were that the British resident summoned the Sultan to! withdraw a concession to France of a ecul depot on a creek near Muscat. The ultain. thereupon asked France to return the deed of the .concession and France re- fueed, The Sultan then °entailed the con- oe-csion. Great Britain, however, quickly , admitted France's right to the coal depot and expressed deep regret at the Incident. lute France thus obtained prompt and com- plete faction and tho inoid nt e was P sats considered closed. The Foreign Minister ooneluded with officially corroborating the statement that negotiations are proceeding between Franco end Great Britain for a delimits - tion of their African frontiers, "in a sin- I cere spirit of conciliation and with the view of reaching an arrangement whioh Will guarantee a lasting understanding between the two countries." !EON. blit. 131.AKE. Categorical Refutation of a Baseless Story About Him.. London, March 7. — (Toronto Globe SpeciaL )—The story regarding Iron. Ed- ward Plake whioh was cabled to a e Montreal paper on February 20, to the p. effect that he was retuning to take part in Canadian public life, is altogether de- void of foundation. Mr. Blake is not leaving the Nationalist party; he bas not fixed a time for a permanent return to Canada; bo bas no appeal from Canadian Liberals to return to Canada for the pur- P pose of "regenerating the Liberal party." Her Majesty Getting, Young. EXETER MO OKEIS. (Changed overs V4iseee+',e, Vheat far erudite ZS} to 7e Flour per cwt 1.85 t'• &nr Barley , 4e to 40 +ata 26 to 218 Peas 60 to 05 Corn 4$ to Butter 14 to 14 Eggs 14. -r Potatoes per bag av to 60 iia,r tan 460 to 50 Dried Apples per lb . Ducks 7. Geeso. 0 Chicken 5 Turkey__ 0 " Every morning I have a bad taste in my mouth; my tongue is coated; my bead. aches and I often feet dizzy. I have no appetite for breakfast and what food I eat distresses me. I have a heavy feeling in my stomach. I am getting so weak that sometimes I tremble and my nerves are all unstrung_. I am getting pale and thin. 1, am as tired in the morning as at nigbt." What does your doctor say? "You are suffering from im- pure blood." What is his remedy? You must not have consti- pated bowels if you expect the barsaparilla to do its best work. But Ayer's Pills cure constipa- tion. We have a book on Paleness and Weakness which you may have for the asking. Writs to oor Doctors. Porltnpe you would Ilko to consult eminent physicians about your condi. tion. Write ne freely all the particulars iu your case. Yon will receives prompt reply. Address, Dai. J. C. AVER, Masa. Miss Mary Ann Hannah died. at Omemee at tite reputed age of 1)2 years. The city of Montreal will enter eighteen actions against the street , . • 'hyfor insufficient :evoke and railway r t ,t 1 at r overcrowdingthe car.. Louis Fraliek, said to hal( friends in Ottawa, jumped into the river at Brie Fort Erre and was swept away. He had been arrested as insane, but escap- ed from the lockup. &Fore. .after- "food's Phospholine, The Great English Remedy. Sold and recommended by an druggists in Canada. Only reli- able medicine discovered. Six packages guaranteed to euro all forms of Sernal Weakness, all effects of abuse or excess, Mental Worry, Excessive use of To- bacco. Opium or Stimulants. Mailed en reeeipt of price, one package Si, six, $5. One wilt please, six will cure. Pamphlets free to any address. The Wood Company, Windsor, Ont. tal'woorl I Lutz, drue,tt,t • faL okYJ t4 A�'4 .7 -AL: London, March 7.—In. view of the fact of the Queen's approaching visit to the Continent, Englishmen are especially in- terested in Her Majesty's health. It is announced that, except for an occasional attack of rheumatism, Her Majesty is now enjoying remarkable health, unim- paired as it is by the burden of her old age. Her nervous headaches, which form- erly caused her so much suffering, are now things of the past. Her Majesty's hearing is as acute as that of a girl of 20, and, though she suffers slightly from weakness of the eyes, her eyesight is keener than that of many young women. Ominous News From Shanghai. London, March 7.—The Times pub- lishes the following despatoh from Shanghai: The British, American and Gorman consuls yesterday declined to hold further negotiations with the Taotai of Shanghai on the question of the ex- tension of " the foreign settlement, owing to the evasive and obstructive tactics to which he has resorted. They will demand that the Viceroy appoint a special deputy `. to arrange the matter. In Contemptuous Terms. London, March 7. --The Pekin corre- spondent of The Times says: " The Tsung. Li Yamen s rejection of Italy's demands ' was couched in studiously contemptuous and minatory terms. Owing to the insulting manner in Chinese Government has re- fusedthe Ch ., fused the request of the Italian Govern- ment for a lease of Sanmun Bay, Prov- ince of Chekiang, as a coaling station and naval base, Signor Martino, the Ital- ian minister, declines to hold direct com- munication with the Tsang Li Yemen. Is Queen Marie Yet Alive? Brnssels,' March 7.—Queen Marie Hen- rietta's strength has much diminished, and a fatal . termiation of her illness is still feared. Rs, �. m The Leading Specialists of Liman 20 YEARS IN DETROIT. 150,000 CURED. E CURE EMISSION'S Nothing eau be. mord demoralising to young or middle-aged men than the pres- ence of these "nightly losses." They produce weakness, nervousness a feeling of diagtistand a wiloletrain of symptom They unfit'?: roan for business ni1a ed Fie and social happiness. • No inti er whether caused by evil habits in sot, h, natural weakness or sexual exoose s t..tr l:ew Method 'Treatment will positively curt• you - A NO CURE -110 PAT Reader, you need help. Early abuse or later excesses gnat have weakened you. Exposure may have diseased you. You are net cafe till cured. Our New Method will glue yen. Yon run no risk. 250,000 CURED Young tirrn- -Yon are pale, feeble and haggara' nervous. irritable and ex- citable. You i'eeome forgetful, morose, and despondent; blotches and pimples. sunken eyes, wrinkled face, stooping form and downcast countenance reveal the blight of your existence. WE CUREVARICOCELE No matter how serious your ease may be ,r' how long you mag have had it, our NEW METHOD TREATMENT will cure it. The "wormy veins" return to their normal . condition and hence the sexual organs receive proper nourish- ment. Tho organs become vitalized, all unnatural drains or losses cease and: manly powers return. No temporary benefit. but a..ermanent ono assured. NO CURE.NO PAY. NO OPERA- TION NECESSARY. NO DETEN- TION FitOM'BUSINESS.` CURES GUARANTEED G. We treat and cure SYPHILIS, GLEET. EMISS ]NPOTENOY EMISSIONS. t STRICTURE VARICOCELE SEMI- NAL EMI NAL LOSSES, BLADDER LOSSES, D KID- NEY diseases. CONSULTATION. FREE. BOORS FREE.' CHARGES MODERATE. If unable to call. write for a OU KSTION BLANK for HOME TREATMENT. icENNEDYE KER-GAt 148 SHELBY STREET, DETROIT,MiCH. si withProyerbs but don't think you can patch clothes to look like. new. Then again it would not pay you when you can buy clothing at the prices we sell. BARGAINS. Pants Made to order, all wool heavy tweeds $2096 Suits t''9.81 Overcoats 81.O1:4 Black Worsted suits a spec- ial, $12,t" Our $20 blacks beat all others at $23. Come and set• for yourself. PATRONIZE RRONIZE US. People patronize us because they realize that we alwa, w sell clouting that is strictIT p -to-date.... J. f.. GRIEVE Opposite Post Office. THE titki R AL Dflii The following remedies are re- liable and worth giving a trial: Dix Little Liver Pills for the stomuob, liver and bilioue headaches. Native Herb Tea as a spring medicine for pu•Hying the blood and system. Calt and get a sample package. Dix Kidney Pills aro being largely used. and give gi od results, Winan's Cough Balsam and Dix Lang Syrup are reliable in coughs, colds and bronthetic troubles. Wiper's Littirncut is daily growing in pope)arity. • Give these a trial when required. O. L U'TZ. DRUGGIST -immommemerummorazinm• V Bicycles B1G cles I I Bicycles ■ r Bicycle Pleasure. Are you seeking Bicycle pleas- ure? If so, you should seek first a good wheel. We can furnish you any of the best wheels made at lowest prices. Musical. Do you want anything in the musical line. We have a choice lot of Pianos and organs. and inspect thein before buying elsewhere. A full stock Of sewing machines, baby car- riages, etc., etc. Perkins & Martina lentenceosmaseetafelleillos • rifkiev-38c2acarisaikier-likser.,31 11 PAYS. To read the big stores' ad vertisements 4 STOP! THItiK • For whosebusiness? whose good are we'in, • the furniture usiness? For ▪ yours and ours. If we are not `' useful to you we cannot be use tj - f1x1 to ourselves. We leave got to carry the goods you want at the prices you want or we can- not make a success of our ;busi- ness. But we have been doing business right along for years, which proves that we are the right kuid of people with the right prices. Coxae and, see for yourself .... a S , GIRL EY & SON Furniture, Undertaking. OPERA HOUSE BLOCK,